The American Missionary
ANNUAL MEETINGS 225 FINANCIAL NOTICE 225 PARAGRAPHS 226 HARD CASES 228 TEACHER OR MISSIONARY, WHICH? 229 WRONGS OF THE PONCAS 230 THE NEGRO ON THE INDIAN 231 EADLE KEAHTAH TOH 232 BLACK MISSIONARIES FOR AFRICA: Rev. G. D. Pike, D. D. 235 ITEMS FROM THE FIELD 237 AFRICAN NOTES 238
The removal of the Poncas from their reservation, and the failure of Congress to pass the bill for their relief, illustrate the facility with which crimes, and blunders which ha...
4. Part 4Tougaloo is seven miles from Jackson, the State capital, on the railway from New Orleans northward, having a location of wonderful beauty, and advantages peculiar to itself. The...
1. Part 1ANNUAL MEETINGS 225 FINANCIAL NOTICE 225 PARAGRAPHS 226 HARD CASES 228 TEACHER OR MISSIONARY, WHICH? 229 WRONGS OF THE PONCAS 230 THE NEGRO ON THE INDIAN 231 EADLE KEAHTAH TOH 2...
3. Part 3SAVANNAH, GA.—The pastor of the church at this place writes: “The standard of piety among the colored people about us is so low that it is difficult to create a moral conscience...
6. Part 6Atlanta. Storrs School, Tuition, $340,48; Atlanta U., Tuition, $95;—Rev. J. E. Roy, $10, _for Church and School Building, Marietta, Ga._ 445.48 Macon. Lewis High School, Tuition...
5. Part 5Bethel. First Cong. Ch. $15.00 Dennysville. Cong. Ch. and Soc. 20.00 Foxcroft and Dover. Cong. Ch. and Soc., $10; Rev. A. L., $1. 11.00 Hallowell. Mrs. Dummer 5.00 Minot. Mrs. B...