Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
PreEbyssrlan.

Cnnrcn mornings ana evenings. ABOUT
twenty-five stood up for the prayers of
the church, and considerable interest
is manifested by non-professors.A There
is glorious prospect before this church.
There will be services in this church
on tomorrow morning at 103 o'clock, on
which occasion DR.. LORD will preach
I AEyenng people sireligiOus meeting is to
be held at o'clock, P. M, and the reg
'ularrpublic service at 2 clock. There
win also be a morning prayer meeting
every day during the. week at 9so'eloek,
and preachibg every evening. An per
sons are are, kindly invited to attend these
Ilservices.iaf u tfauald l4gs s'p8
lfo I'd ls - .ic3 3sg 1851 .tiiqs e. s&o0q siaz8
We find the following complimentary
notice kof fhsAReR Mr.. Sterrett, in the
ShaRpeetowps MerclTys. s~x = .ts,.s, =.
Rss. A!EsEssrssa.la ~ sssytearliaanl min,
lister from Evansville, preached series
iof sermons in this city, on, the evangeli
zationsofA the masses, commencing on
Sabbath morning and closing Monday
segeniugl Mr. 81, through his pleasing
address, together with his rare ability,
aud, candid and hnostentati6ns mode of
argument, won. the praise of all who
heard him, and we feel free to say that.
he accomplished no little good Id his
visit to our city; and'as be is on a vclunS
tary tour through the country we trust
be may find the time and opportunity to
pay ms another visit i
A new Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. has .just been finished at New
Haven Illinois Il is large and hand
| some edi6cs, and is to be dedicated on
Sabbath, the "a inst y 81
Much interest has recently been mani
tested in the cause of Christ in The N. s.
1CEurch. at ,Roila, Missouri, and some
few are believed to have been hopefully.
converted. osea aFHa 81 "a bi.q -
Quite an interest has recently been
awakenaa in some of the churches. at
Knoxville and various 9th sr places in
Tennessee A series of meetings has.
been heldo By missionaries in that Sec
ton. The people were much proited.
Sixteen were=reeeiyed=into-fhe ChdTch,a
and eight to ten conversions were the
result of the meetings. At grand
meeting at Newmarket, there were sixty
,inauiFers, ReFivaIs ore in progress all
Ilroand.- - " tSeaAs "a
The Presbyterian eChureh, O.. SEAT
TifHb, Ohio, has been pleased withsthel
outpouring of the Spirit, and twenty
one persons were added to the Church
upon profession, Of their faith. sIoss'A4es
Arevisal has been ID progress in the
o. s. Presbyterian Church al Blairsville,
Pennsylvania The result of the meet.r
ings RhichEe held there was, thirteen
received into the communion of the
Church. r~ @@i@'A 8
ED. Mass6eId, ia recent article in.
the Herald and Recorder, On. s. Pres.
byterian,) Cincinnati says fiat there are
at present eighteen cbuFehes in that
city of the Presbyterian persuasion, with
"a membership Of 3 800 belonging 10 the
original Presbyterian Church, 1glO6 be,
El0hging 70 the Old School, and 1,l7ebs-
longing to the New Schools Church. ]
There ares aIAo iave1OF the United Press
EpytsEian, Coyslsrters cad Cumberland
Churches, which he calculates to haSe
$500 members The NOTIFICATIONS be-
longing to these, churches. he estimates,
is over'q1510ee, showing that only one
sixth are communicates. % ~
"A powerful work fctCgrace has been
in progress within the bounds .of The
Presbyterian Church of New Castle, Pa. !
Fifty -peysopsare rejoicing in the hope,
and the Interest still continues. Other
Gharehes are "a so ehjoyihgaal gracious
outpouring Of the Spirit ..,s~l
.aIS&
si6i 81 sol