, 1864-10-09
RELIGIOUS INTLLLXGRN0E

| GHE SnatCot WHICH nA6 oeeH undergoing yeS5
tsunday,) witt appropriate services. The 6harcyn
6as been 20 changed that its Oldest friends Would
scare Iecogntze It. It viii noT seat some seven
hundred persons and presents pretty "a iuterior
a. an1 Church tn the city. The Congregation hss
alWsys been . prosperous one. aud we congrstu.
ness Roals s F.e., ssp Il ae
rDi!iIe service will be held In the Elm street
Mt'a9n n3.,t t0hspeI, p H. ht9;a,y At lx n, by Rev.
The pnble afs respectively invited 70 sttena Gaafen
ThsEe VII be presching to mariners Oh Sunday.
oct. 9th, q the Bsthel, corner Of Wells and Micnis
gan sneShss' AZ a. t91 o'clock. 4 n, and At O'Clock
for ali. The Chaplain IL to Be ase,sted to.dsx
oJ CLERGYMAN from aLother part Of tho STATE, and
Re7. s. < jnnsin, D. b. D. will etvo tho nr,t Of
eeries oi lecurts on the Lotd's Pfayer on Sabbath
moEnlIg 9Th Inst, At The North Presbyterian
Rsatf ss!se q TX o1is9d nd 'eS obiSS III
preach IN the First Presbyterian enurch, H1da
T6.fe 1ees{ I'll s & an ss;,s;an. ssssn
f!5Monih C1ngse9 9atfonol Church, corner OF Third
avenue and Van Buren, e'rcet, Sabbath, October o.
1oH nejoee = E. Services " .he moEaine 4
hsfSsa19}g ?, Prof. Haven ofshe Chicago Theoog
Mfs. Alcinds Wilhelm. u. d. frnm ph,,.,o,,,,.
viii tpeak IN Metropolitan Hsil at 1oX a, ~ md
| sH P, n. On the subject Of Sairitnsnsm.
Joseph Dig dale, an eminent mtnlstcr of the So
Church corner 81 Chicago agenue % api pesrhn:yn D. 9y
street, On Sunday evening, commencing ar' nait.
pasl m y. s9sen % O'Clock. The usual morning services
Protestant Eniseopal Feee C6usch--The esrylce.
1or the morning IN the Erie Stree taission, Near
wells street. will be held at 1ox clock. Sunday
Rev. p. Ha'ssv, Professor In the Prcabyte,t.u
%. 81 Theological Seminary Of the Northwest, viii
Presbyterian Church, corner Of ln1iana avenue and
TWenty'aecond st1eet. The public are invited to
Thrrn r{n h. wa. ,ht.,, - A.. ~.
sioR at 1oa ana * O'Clock, ioc It'd on i the @ corner
ot o. Dlvi:lou and sedswck streets. SABBATH scnoot
Riebt Rev. = v. Lee, D. D.. Bishop of 1ova.
MHashincton H, and Peoria streets, this mornins At
1t home. Ard VII be present and assistinE. The i
Cathedral Church IS fee in ita seats
PEeb, teran Church 1t Ills ornr e IS seSVce
e s,ssss sesss sose9s!ss e s!saszz
eso r. corner of Roby street and PARK
Service. to.dsy in The South Congregational
Wr,khEat 1oK ana " O'Clock. Church ii the cor
ner Of calumes arenae and Twenty. sixth street.
:. CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS.
ROE fes sssvican ossa mac TO-
Sses 'e* ssss pE5s:shtss Ess b.
neg e p. II RAYMOND; ,o'eloet, 81 Rs7, b.. !.
ssa sssa ahasei 5y ESs sHSsfs
Rev. J. Hartman. ~
Grace Church. 1o,s O'clock, preaching by Rev.
Gha.lss schel]ing; ~ O'Clock, By Rev. br, Ii.
h X Rsy: I. Y. Wiley: X o'eioek, y kes. !. j:
= Trinity ch9Esh, 1sk o'clock. preaching by Rev.
I.:,... e. J.; Il. TrImble 7x O'Clock, ~ Rev ". +
Desplaires Street Churcb-1ox o'clock, prcsch-
ing M ey Rev. A, Eddy; ~ O'Clock, By Rey. j. N,
West Indiana Street Church-1ox O'Clock
preaching By Rev. s. +. Dennins: * o'cloeE' b.,
hey. 8. g. aavermale. -
~ Pq5k psx Avenue chnssh-loA e'eaeek, preaching
Gy.se q Kev' b. L. Marin; * O'Clock, BY Rev. s.
Qai1n Chapel, colored-s o'clock, preaching by
Rtv: A. D. Field; " O'Clock, by Rev. Hooper
. Wesley Chapel o'clock, preaching b, Rev,
D. Aswes; X oelosk, By Rev. Ii. Weostsr.
"; yevett: II o'eloeE, by Rev. J. 3. TaSior. : I a.
n: RsSdsoa; y o,slesf, y Rs1. u. 4. oto... s''
&aies. &selts.; e.; ss1j t + S1nsfas cssSasetr
pisscSne 9Sl1sG g. H. W Estne ~ oeo
:! . ~. d. Tiffany; " O'Clock, by Rsv. I. ":
:, Church o1 ths Redeemeg, X o'clock, preaching
Westm,nsteI tpIe.b!tertan>, 1ox O'Clock,
preaching By Rev. L. q. Bucbee.
seand.navtaa {congreeations') 10Y o'clock,
prsschtng BY Rev. P r Rye.
,ny vs1 r. Rs,en st5e, + ; gssnan " O'Clock preach
Ing By Rev, ". g. Harrington.
Deserved Compliment.
;, The admirable msnsgement Of the chtesqo and
No.thwestern Railroad. Ike good wine, "needs
no hush but We Rtye place With pleasure. to he
following RECOGNITION Of It's excellence nom eome
Of tho b7ss IN bioe:
LoU1sx11r, Ky., October 2, 1884,.
GEORGE 8. DUA1Af, Esq, Superintendent Of the |
s1H: We take pleasure In acknowledging our
enti5e eat!stactton With the manner In which our
regiment has been provided for In oar route from
We leei particularly indebted to your very atten.
tive and Rent'tmsn]y agent. Captain Mask Hepd-
tees. Fhoee unstftnR energy andattention secured
comforts not usuallY enjoyed by troops n fransiv
It te due to Captain Hendricks to say that it Was
through bis Efforts alore that re csme by this /
pleasant and expeditions route, 1ua!ead Of by |
trs1tports down the Atsslsaipp1.
We shall always iemembef and be p1eaaed to re-
commend to our hesds and the public Captain
ern Rsll1oad
John Ball, Lieut. C9I. Commanding ,1th Minnesota
sseat,nn.eSfs 4s}oE Asft,n Magnris; H. o. R:owo,
hoa. surssen Thee. =. Patten, Capt: CO. q: G. q.
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