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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21


sit on the end Of the seat adjoining the
aisle, has grown into a disagreeable
custom. It matters not how great the
evil, let il once be recognized as ths
custom, and everybody naturally and
thouRhtIessly fall into it. s. with the
Inconvenience Of which Es speak II
having become Customary for the FIRST
one in a seat TO take possession Of the
end adjoining the aisle, everybody has
an almost irrssistibIs inclination 70 take
that position, and the consequence 10 that
about four-Efshs Of some congregations
are compelled 10 climb over or squeeze
b. the other Eth in order 70 get seat
at ALL
There is another inconvenience grow
ing out of this dissgreeabls custom,
which is worth mentioning. When there
10 anrunusually large congregation and
the capacity of the church is hardly
commensurate with the audience who
wish 10 attend IT, those setting as ushers
to seat the congregation, experiences no
little difficulty in ascertainiDg what seats
are crowded and which could accommo-
date one or two more Were the custom
different, and each one, as be or she en-
:ered the slip, to take their seats as far
from the aisle as they could comfortably
get, large congregations would be seated
without noise or difficulty and 10 one
halffhe time now occupied for that pur-
pose. ftfG
We have often seen persons go away
from the House Of God under the i'm.
preston that there was no room, when
they might ha % been provided with
comfortable seats, had those who went
early been thoughtful enough to occupy
seats as far from the aisle as the pre-
ceding occupants Of the pew would al
low. W
In many churches we notice another
habit which is an improvement on the
evil Of which we speak, and yet 10 IN
necessarily ineonyenient This Is, for
all the gentlemen in pew, when the
usher makes his appearance with lady,
TO Gle ont into the aisle, and stand there
obstructipg the passage way until the
lady secures her seat, when they Gle
back again, This fling outsndin acme.
times occurs two or three times with the
occupants Of many pews, in seating one
congregation. We think II would be
far more genteel for the gentlemen TO
move TO the farthest end of the seat and
let the ladies take their places as they
come in, without disturbance or incon-
veniancs.
We throw out these snggestions---in
the language Of our lameuted President
TO whom IL may concern N
Last Sabbath We observed the disagree
able working of the custom Of which
We have been complaining, and The
thought struck as that Il might be rec.
tilted. II il cannot be done by the
thoughtfalHess Of tho people, it may
be accomplished by the Trustees Of the
different churches appointing good ush-
ers 70 each aisle vino will have no hesi-
tation in kindly suggesting 60 the thought
less who occupy the Aisle-end Of the
aeats, the propriety Of moving u, the 9th
er end so that all who come viii have no
difficulty in obtaining seats live can
sscure such result, We will realize that
our criticism, however stale, has not prov
en- altogether Improbable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

AT a meeting Of the Synod Of Ohio,
1t Portsmouth, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted on the
subject of temperance; At
WnwREks, Tntemperance IA shown, BY
reports from the Churches, to be greatly
on the increase among US; AND
WHERRAs, tits the duty Of the Church
to bear testimony against every form Of
evil, and especially against those evils
that tend most to hinder the progress Of
the Gospel and the spread of true re-
ligion; therefore, ra7aas 81
Resolped, That We reiterate the uni
form testimony of our General Assembly
on this sntject, and urge upon our min
listers to preach upon the subject and
faithfully 70 apply the precepts Of the
Gospel to this great evil, and endeavor
to purge the Church from all completely
with it, either IN the ma1ufactnre, sale,
or use OF Intoxicating drinks
~ At meeting Of the American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions
1.-The oldest organisation 10 this country
forsending the Gospel to the Heathen
world-recently held at Chicago, the
following report on our nation and mis-
sions was read BY Rev. Or, Treat;
The history of the past four years re-
yeals two noteworthy facts:
/. That the resources of our country
are much behind what we thonght they
were, ard cs.e
2 That the resources Of the church
are taueh beyond our previous belief
We are TO look, then, at our duties in
the tight of our ability. What are the
claims of the heather world npou Us?
Its general claims rest on so
l. The command Of Christ to preach
the Gospel to every creature.
2. The fact that the work to be done
is as great as ever. ~
5. That the number sngaged In do
ing it is relatively as small as ever.
A. The teachers of error are IS num-
erous and as active as ever.
s The reprosch upon Christianity
for the negleee its duty 10 the world,
is as great as ever. aA&3aa 2
g. The eo-working Of Providence
with the missionary enterprise is "a
great as ever. z5 -.
Ths sueOeaa of the missions il "a great
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
MEDICAL.
The Young Mans Extend

AAS Aoa1S nan FRIEND.
nEFkhT Nan BE HIS OWN DOCTOR
~ aRs = the zane Of Box OF MsdicInss prs-
pared ~ an eniaent Physioiaa in Cizelnuasf.- III
contAAs . prevent4sivs zEd care for all prfvass
giseafs.t With dirs<tions how 20 frsas eaeh eaa~
tnete.1nss WIZ ths Yong MACS Ffisnd In your
possessHDss Jou have the fan dire~tioas srd sssI
CHS fFE ne Treatment Of yozrself aud friends Il
q for inss D Druggists svsrywhers. Ask for ths
T-rnf Mas Frisnd. IA
- heissAls and Retail By
ty14 - kKLLRR wHrzK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The Union Prayer Meeting meets to-
morrow afternoon, at O'clock, at their
new rooms, Behm's Commercial College,
corner Of First and Wins streets :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

life. How foTcibls i this sayi0g: The
talent of Racine is in bis works; but
Racine htHself j. not there. Tha 10
why be himself became disgnsted with
them The preacher shoald keep self
out of his sermons, but should pat kiss-
seLf into tbsm. - Western Ckristian
AdcocGfe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
Gbe 1aiLg Sssaspa..
sATURDAY.....................OCT. 2
Religious Reading.

The Rev. c. n, Sims viii preach 8
sermon, tomorrow morning, at the
Third street Methodist clutch. On the
Relation Woman sustains 10 tbs Church.
The theme is an Interesting one, and
will. no doubt, be ably and eioqusntly
discussed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The Churches of Thyatira and Buck
Greek, North Carolina, have been great
ly refreshed, and converts are numerous.
After meeting Of the Presbytery Of
Holston, at Bristol, Tennessee, the SER
vices were continued, for days, aud
many souls were inquiring the way Of
life, and many protested conversion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

There will be pteaching fpsporrgw
morning at alfpast ~ o'c,otss ara IL
the evening al oelorls, II tie FRAT
Presbyterian church, corner Of WALNUT
and Second streets a0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The corner.stone Of one Of the LARGEST
cathedraIs in this conntry was laid In
Paterson, N. j., on IAsslSaadAy after
noon. A. brASs.band was employed on
the occasions which eniivened the air
with Ito merry music, while vast con
course Of people waited about the scene
of the ceremonies Bishop Bailey, Of
Newark, with mitred brow, conducted
the services. Another Indication Of tho
progress Of the Roman Catholics In.
America. E N&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The First Church Of Christ, in Pom
fret, Connecticut, will commemorate the
l50th anniversary Of its organization,
by public celebration, on the 26th of
October. m 10 l-. .-..--.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

The Witness, Baptist organ Of In
dianapohs, hat been consolidated with
the Chicago Christian Times, and is
now one Of the ablest aud handsomest
religious papers in the West I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
HOMEOPATHIC.
HUMFHmEYg'
homeopathic sPEcrrTs

homeopathic SPECIFICS
uAvEPRoyED. FRoM THE MOST AMPLE
eNparsencss entire sHcosta: slmula.-
fremps-EariaAt and RsliahIa 1asy are she
oely fnse icrss peEfeetiy adapted 10 popular use.
= umpte that mistsksa eaRnot Be made In uafDs
thsnn - harmieaM a. 70 b. free from danrex. ana
% eNeient - 20 te always reliable Thsy have
r9tssa the highsat comu1.ndstion frosa Al 80
viii Al saTs render satisaArtIoa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
J. B BBUWAs
John DAVIS.

WE hare Just received one az the larMrnt AotM OF
marble eHsFed foe snls IN this rasrksf We alss
cottage monuments, Which we are now selling AZ
greatly redun@d rates. Call an& see them hsfnrs
parchaslng slsswAsrs.l Wansroou. 10 1874 scar
tAs canal e-a ,K9 6TnMEE DAVIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
DISSOLUTION.

VsHE PARTFRRsHIP HEREroFoRE Kx.
IL isring between l. NC. Street, y b. Bruwn
aud 10 n Dsvfs. under the nrm name Of street.
Brown Co.. was dissolved ~ tbs mutual ccn-
sent Of the parties, the sch inat The hnni-
sss viii heraaftar b coadnssrd AZ Ehs old staad
By J. r. Street. Rn4Joh Davis. under she Arm.
mans Of street A Davis, who will pay all deSfn
0wad by Street. Br0wn a Co.. ard rscssye AL
monies DUE tie old hrm, excepting thess Eotss
and aeco1nts transferred TO ]. b. Br0wn---.
J.M STREET,
J. B BLOWN 3
I0F4N nAEEa
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NOTICE.
DIssoLUTToN.

DissoIHtion Of Co-paYtnership.
NOTICE rs HKREBY GIVES THAT TIE
IN 60 pArfnefthlD hsrstofors sxistlnx besweeu
Msysr 6ohn snd -fsrmzn Levy. under the name
I1fhs f8etsnf, The sai1 Levy having sold his In
fsrsst thsssin 70 DNniei Rosenbeum Tbs buaf.
ness VIII Be hereafter conducted By said cohn md
Rossnbsun, under ths same and style Of n Coin
Go who VII ssttIs che busgnsas Of tie "a
FRA ~ s HAYES GOES. IT
oel4-ez~ HKRsAH LEVY.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

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FANCY sOLIDe0LORED SILL
'CHE0K AND igTRIPK SILKS,
p Of sks popular shades for st
: and Evening Dresses.
BONNET vELVETs in all sha
ALI shades Of C0LORED VELI
, RIBBONS AND BUTTONS
Dress Trimmings
OL0AKs and BAsQUIHES Fl
q 5000 TO 10000.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLAME
ID sHAWLs, from % to Sl2 80.
DOUBLE PAISLEY gHAWLs, fl
5000 TO 962.60.
f4wna es apof
y Il 1sa faed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

So We solicit an early iuspectisn of anr Stock.
asd viii, herstofors, iul iii cur prosns.~ a 80
% all "a egaiEaisnt f0r thsir nozsy.
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In 1.I0,G GPECuErC-rbe old.

DR. RAND'S SPECIFEC.-The old
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DR.. Rand's Specific is exhibited in the form
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Price 81 per box, or six boxes Tor 50. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. JOHN J. KRONER,
Wholesale Agent, 403 Chestnut Street,
my 2-3m Philadelphia Pa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19
From the Petersburg Express.
OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS.

OOh
We are pleased TO see that our country friends
continue W come in from the counties within
easy travel of etersburg. Yesterday, at the b. st
market we saw and conversed with many trOm
the counties OF Dinwiddie, Prince George, Surry,
southampton. Sussex, Greensville and Bruins
wick. All bring something 10 dispose Of md
generally the ar ices they offer are really des.'
Iable.
The popular diet in Virginia-bscon-is com.
ing in more freely than we could haV- expected.
lie impression prevailed TO large extent Ia
Petersburg that all the country WITHIN tadlng
distance Of the city mad been thoroughly denu'
ded of bacon. The Confederate tthe-g .tht rers
and qua termasters were 30 industrlously en-
gagged that we had not sup .ossd there was
enough bacon left to accompany small dlsh oi
tried eggs or gTeese mess OF giesns' Dut We
are happy to know such is MT tue lsct. le'-
terday and day before, and indeed Tor sns p 81
two weeks, there could have been seen DO
zen cart loads-some Of II as choice as evs-
al ed the smoke house OF CINCINNATI NIL
lonale, or q Southampton painter. we ere
pleased TO hear also, that we have not ye seen the
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS.
A SPEECH By EX-PREsIDENT FILL.
MORE


AT the monthly meeting OF the Buffalo
Historical Society, held the 9th of May,
instant, Hon. Millard Fillmore, President of
the Society, spoke of the late national be-
reayement, and added:
But while express my sense of the great
loss which this country has sustained in the
death of President Lincoln at II lis particu-
lar juncture, would not be understood as
implying want of confidence in his success.
| sor. / can sympathize with him in the en-
barrassments with which he is surrounded,
| and the difficulties which he has to encoun-
| ter in being thus suddenly called to the
helm Of state amid the perilous storm Of
an unparalleled rebellion. 1t appears to me
that the storm has nearly spent its fury, and
the angry waves are gradually subsiding,
| and CLEANS of sunshine already illumine
| many dark spot. This fact adds greatly TO
the laoors and responsibilities OF the Gov
ernment. Craftsmanship must now take
the place Of arms.
But yet have hope. From all that | know
of President Johnson | think he has talent
aud integrity, and if be will hear and then
follow the dictates of his own good sense and
| calm judgment, without prejudice or pas.
sion, he will succeed.
The first caution he has to observe is 70
steer clear of the factions that are irving
| TO get possession OF him for their own sell
| fish purposes-to carry out some fayorite
theory Of reconstruction, or to crafty some
feeling of revenge.
am happy to see that he receives all DO.
litely, but keeps his own counsel, and has
| the prudence aud good sense not To commit
himself in ofhand speeches as to his future
policy, but leaves himself at liberty, after
due consideration, to take advantage of cir
| cumstances as they arse.
In my humble opinion, he who controls
the destinies of nation, especially at
| time like this, should never indicate his fu-
ture policy until it is fully maiured in Cab
met council, aud be is ready to put it in
| operation; nor should he promise an Office
until he is ready to confer it,
While, therefore, we justly deplore tho
loss of President Lincoln, let US never des-
pair of the republic; but rally around his
successor, regardless of past diff rences or
party prejudices, and do all We can to sus-
| tain him, as long as he ma ntains the Com
| stitution and the laws Of our common coun-
| try. Let US remember amidst all our grief
and disappointments that there is an uner-
ring Providence that governs this world,
| and that no one man Is indispensable 10 =
nations life; and let us look hopefully for
| the rainbow of peace that will surely sue
| ceed the storm if we do our own duty.
hope the resolution will he adopted.
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TU ST Received at 2OS BROAD
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| Call and see us
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myl3-lw #CL
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TTRONIEEs'S MARR DYE.-FIFTY
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druggists and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN j. KRONER,
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my 2-3m Philadelpma,Pa.
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II, REMOVAL !
JULIUS OBERNDoRF & co.
Beg to inform their friends and he public that
they have taken the large and cormodious ware
house, No. 273 West baltimore ST.,
formerly occupied by M ): hooilsleii HOT where
HOOP SKIRTS SUN UMBRELLAS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES AND GAUNrLETS.
And all other desirable goods in our line, at
the lowest market prices, to which they respect.
fnlly invite the attention of the trade.
JULIUS OBERND0RF d CO.,
mylS-6t 273 West Baltimore street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-19

How IT ORIGINATED. The statement going
the rounds of the press that President Lincoln
tol 1 some body that be was Of jewish descent has
for its orig simply this: Mr. Lincoln, talking
with Rabbi jocul ry remarked that he Lin
colin was probably Of Hebrew stock as his fAth,
had three sons who were named Abraham, isaac
and Jacob,