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Excerpt from Journal of the Eightieth Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of South Carolina, Held in Trinity Church, Abbeville, on the 12th, 13th and 14th of May, 1870: With List of the Clergy and Parishes, Parochial Reports, the Constitution, Canons, Rules of Order, Standing Resolutions, Etc
Diocesan Ofiicers, Committees, etc., List of the Clergy, List of Parishes and Churches, List of Lay Deputies, Journal of Proceedings, a. Clergy entitled to seats, etc, 6. Lay Deputies entitled to seats, Appointment of Standing Committees, d Report of the Standing Committee, e o of Trustees of University of the South, f of Trustees of Diocesan Seminary, g. Of Committee on Finance, h of Committee on Unfinished Business, 1 of Committee on V-estrymen and Wardens, k of Committee on Organization of Congrega tions, of Committee to Confer with Board of Managers, of Committee on the State of the Church, Resolution to appoint Committee, Amend Canon I, Suspend Election of Trustees of Sem inary, Approve Board of Managers, Concerning Church Building Society, Concerning Parochial Reports, Amend Rules of Order, Divide Diocese into Missionary Dis tricts, w. Amend Constitution, 37. Resolutions to be Standing Resolutions, appendix I. Bishop's Address, Summary of Statistics from Bishop's Address, 11. Parochial Reports, Summary of Statistics from Parochial Reports, III. Account of Treasurer of the Convention, IV. Account of Treasurer of Bishop's Fund, V. (a) Constitution, (b) Canons, (0) Rules of Order, (d) Standing Resolutions, VI. List of Clergy, with Postofiice Address.
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