# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1860_S27
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7. The candidate of theology Friedrich Schaller, who had
completed his studies at the Concordia Seminary and had received a
regular call from the Evang. Luth. congregation at Red Bud, Ill., was
ordained by me on the 2nd Sunday in Advent, December 4, 1859, and
installed in his office in the midst of his new congregation.

8. On the 3rd Sunday after Epiphany, January 22, 1860, Mr. Otto
Hanser, who had received his theological training at the Concordia
Seminary here and had passed the prescribed examination, was, after
being called to be pastor of the Evang. Luth. congregation at
Carondelet, Mo., solemnly ordained and installed in his office by
Pastor Th. J. Brohm, with the assistance of Pastor Bünger, with
obligation to all the confessional writings of the Evang. Luth.
Church.

9. On Sunday Reminiscere, March 4, 1860, Pastor J. Rennicke was,
after being called to be preacher of the Evang. Luth. congregation at
Paitzdorf, Mo., solemnly installed there in his new office by Pastor
Ch. H. Löber, with the assistance of Pastor J. P. Beyer.

10. After Pastor G. S. Löber had received and accepted a regular
call from the Evang. Luth. St. Johannis [St. John's] congregation at
Niles, Cook Co., Ill., he was solemnly installed there in his office
on Sunday Oculi, March 11, 1860, by Pastor H. Wunder.

11. Mr. H. F. Früchtenicht, who had completed his theological
studies at the seminary in St. Louis and passed the prescribed
examination, was called by the two Lutheran congregations at Chicago,
Ill., to be their assistant preacher, and was, on March 29, 1860,
solemnly ordained there and installed in his office by Pastor Wunder,
with the assistance of Pastor Müller, with obligation to all the
confessional writings of our Church.

12. After Pastor G. Bernthal had received and accepted a call
from two Evang. Luth. congregations in and around Kankakee, Ill., he
was installed in his new office on Palm Sunday, April 1, 1860, by
Pastor Stubnatzi.

13. On April 2, 1860, Mr. G. M. Zucker, candidate of the holy
ministry, was, after accepting a call from the Evang. Luth.
congregation at Champaign City, Ill., ordained in the midst of his
congregation and installed in his new office by Pastor Stubnatzi.

14. After Pastor C. H. G. Schliepsiek had received and accepted a
regular call from the Evang. Luth. congregation at Staunton, Macoupin
Co., Ill., he was installed by me in his new office on Sunday
Jubilate, April 29, 1860.

15. On Sunday Judica, March 25, 1860, Pastor J. H. Dörmann, who
had received a call from the Evang. Luth. congregation in and near
Augusta, St. Charles Co., Mo., was solemnly installed in this his new
office by Pastor F. Ottmann.

16. On Sunday Jubilate, April 29, 1860, Pastor F. J. Biltz was,
after [receiving a call from] the Evang. Luth. St. Paul's congregation