, 1864-06-12
RBLXGI0Us INTFILYGBNUE,

AAV AAlVss AusS4GotuX VI Alo ee1lSo OA A-.e~Ae"
held in Chieago BY Rev. Mr.. Hammond, was On
Friday evening. Rev. Dr.. Patton's church Ws
crowded. Cl4rgJmen Of various denominations
occupied tho platform, a. nsnA. The compact
throngs were absorbed in the confederation OF the
EEeat Truths presented By the earnest speaker
They sst with 9naested gaze during ths entire IT IT
he address one hund lied ma afty rose for ths
See nsS9 eoes nsqg 70 Ss
when the time arrived for closing the church, any
still fingered io5 direction in the Nay life Thsse
sas p1s3nx W ha sent homs
to seek k,he ta1oE Of the Master. The mornlRg
prsy r[meetings in the Lecture Reom OF Rev, pr:
cnmmodate the West Division. All are invited to
thfs. Union PIayet Meetings.. 49,,
ally Invited to meet VI Hammond, q Monday,
Taesday, Wednesday, Thuzsdav. and Friday eysa-
inss ii IL o'clock p, m, in the Clark Street Meth
etreets. One meeting for young men viii! be held
IL frysn Hal1 at II to g O'Clock ?. m Sunday even
III The YOU Young MEMS Bible Class m mests at o'clock
every Sabbaih afternoon, corner Of Clark and Ws.h-
ington streets, Methodist Church block Aoom no.
Is. All arc n!itcd. Strangers arc particularly tn-
SUI sunday School for children, and Bible Class Tor
men, in the Chapel at Camp Douglas, at = P. N.
Regular eervice and preaching at 6H ? n.
Services viii be held at the United States Ho=pi;
tai. on Eighteenth etIeet, ar o'clock: conducted
bv Rev. Mr. Smith, Of Cleaverville.
Rev. Mz Tutt'e's congregation protestant Epis-
copal) having been kindly loaned the use Of the
Illinois s,leet Mission Chapel, ~ near Wslls
at ION o'clock. Sunday School Al 9A \. m-
Rev: Dr. Eddy. having returned, VII presea to.
s the usual sa Of Ts1ast anq
Church, corner Of Indfaua avenue and TWensy-dret
Services ut the Jc1erson street Methods. EpIs-
copal Church At 1oH a. N. and u p. N. Con-
dnctedby tha Pastor, Rev. Robert Bentley.
Preaching a. The North star Mission, corner
NJ s.b5ss sd oe p IT,
During the erection Of their new house Of wor
Ices al Bran Bail every sabbath q 1oS a. m It
is expected the Pastor, Rev. Dr. Ererts. hss1re-
turned and will occupy this pulpit.
,. % a.; BY y ReT. T I i. T. I, Stewart. @ " 'e1 ~ "a
Benjamin franklin, Of Cincinnati, is still preach
street, between Aberdeen and Fucker. He viii,
preach at t0H a. NJ. and y p. N. Elder Franklin
breaches ,hep pure Gospel as j. T. revealed N ths
ngS tns nsnnt4. Seat. als % nee t. al u iA'.ss
Plymouth Congregational Church corner q o. 1:s Van
GfaPMf Gso MfileT ef Worcester Mass, will speak in
sntject: Morning" inddelity, Or Ths souTs
Ea.ion' ! III and Triumph" The public are IN:
Rev. E. F. Hammond and M. Ralph Wells, Of
New York City, will speak at the Mission at
Services at the Chapel Of the Orphan Asylum.
Michigan Avenue, fwenty-second street. The
pastor oI tho Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. J.
WsaeI win pEoach At aus os1csk m as VI
nssday evening at ~ o'clock AL are Invited to
Services at the Jefferson street II. E.. Church at
JON and ~ o'el9ck, conducted BY tho Pastor
Services at the South pre,bytsrlan Church, cor
m. a and ~ % ausr'er to eight m Il lie iatter r. hoar
service will be held with special reference to tue
Jews, after which the Congregation will be ad-
dressed By 1Ir. RYDER, recent convert from Ju-
dalem.
Rev Mr. rockingham, Of Portland, Maine, vii
preach to-day Ii the first Unitarian Church. (cor-
morning at 1os o'clock, and in the evening at "
o'clock. Entrance ia the rear, from Hubbard
Court.
TREASON xSYAPATmzERs.-Thsre ia ctasa OF
men In this community ty-cowaEds aud traitors.
rebels at heart, brought up with ideas bordering
upon veneratIon for the peculiar insttution--na-
sstes han
stay where they were born and educatcd. and 40
cept the consequences Of treason. fnvountarsly
pay tribute to Tree lhsttuttons b. bringing their
have none, to the free North, where the mistaken
| clemency OF the Government allows them to re-
main and scatter broadcast The sccds OF treason
and diel0yalty.
They are acting mean and dcspicable part. Bnt
| and times moro to be commended than ,hoae home
trnltoss who, born the hill-tops and praircs Of
the North. and living among its free tnsiitutiona.
turn their backe upon the principles which they
With, and pander to the elave-driving. notions Of
| these spligs Of chiva1Ey who have made the NsEth
their abiding, place until the WIT Is oEer- Psomi-
4ent among this hitter Glars. the editor Of the
secession organ and Alderman Roberts, thu man
who sues the Editors AMI Reporters Of the TRIn-
TEACHINGS Of his early days, and glorisa In bis
eompanionship with Kentucky rebels Thls sama
Roberts IL a candidate for Congress siona1 honors,
and expects to repreeent the First District In the
National Legislature. II tho libel advocate does
not represent this District until he fo1Eets hia
| toad! fem, he Will be q fixture In thta community
to all eternity.
COUNTY CorRr-App1TIoSAL Rules or PnAc-
71cE-E'pon order OF Judge Dtadwall. tho fol
| lowing addition to the twenty-nne rules of prac
tice In the County Court was yesterday entered
and read, viz:
RUE T. Hereafter the Cont will hear no ap-
necessity and every Saturday Of each week will
| be devoted to the disposing OF cases held under
| adyieement and thu ordering Of Citations against
delinquent executors, administrators and Guar.
ttnne. ............-..
clatm docket on the second Monday OF every
| month, and continue the call from day to day
| until all claims ere disposed Of.