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AMUSEMENTS.

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| And the Drama of
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For 4 Practical BUSINESS EnUCArIoy, go to
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NIGHT SESSION now open. Circulars to be had at
the College or per mail
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sWITS,Incuded are several of l.. n. MILLER'S
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G@'E safes of other makes, These safes were taken
in exchange for LILIES CHILLED IRON FIRE
AND BURGLAR PROOFS, and will be sold low.
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-nMARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On THIS Saturday. AFTERNOON Professor Hol-
land Blues Band will peri form a number of the
choicest and most popular airs nj the Institute Fair
Tor the qualification of Visitors
The Committee of Exhibition have the pleasure to
past and have now on exhibition a large number Of
enriosities, relics of the late war; from the War and
Navy Departments at Washington consisting in
part, OF Cannon Breech loading Rifles and Carbines
Torpedoes, Shell, Hand Grenades &c.; among the
number is Il large Torpedo fac smile of the one
mat destroyed the | ). steamer Commodore Jones.
1t Is made of boiler iron, quarter of an inch thick
Is capable Of holding several barrels of gunpowder
and is intended to be fired by electricity. This Tor
bedo was lately brought from the James river, Va
These articles interesting from their association
to all. W. W MACGHLIN
oc2-2t Chairman Of the Exhibition Committee.
r : TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE
- ClTY.-At the urgent solicitation of many in
iiucnta friends have been induced to offer myself
as the PEOPLES UNION CANDIDATE FOR THE
SHER IFALTI OF BALTIMORE CITY, and if
elected, will endeavor to discharge the duties thereof
" ours, very respectfully.
Oc20-6t@ ALEXANDER APPLEGARTU
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pTREASURER,S OFFICE.

w. BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD Co.
y, October II, 1865. J
The Board Of Directors at their meeting THIS DAY
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hHsolIed That Dividend of four a. per cent be
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EtAEtIION NOEICE.-Notlce is hereby given
49,. to the Legal and Qualified Voters in the re-
speeuVe w ards OF the city of Baltimore, that
,,- AN ELECTION
VIII be held at the several Polling places of the re-
ST Give Wards on TUESDAY, the 7th day of No.
Nenber next. 1865, as follows viz:
In the lst I'd, Sd, 4h 5th, 9Th and 7th Wards for
Member of CONGRESS from the Second Congressional
vacancy oecasioned by the resignation of the Hon
Edwin Il: Webster; also, in the 18TH 18th 18TH 18TH
18th and 18th Wards for the election of State Sena
tor to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
of the Hon. George C. Maund
And in each of the respective Wards of the city of
Baltimore for the election of -
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Baltimore Civ
Sheriff of Baltimore City.
Surveyor do. do.
The Polls will be kept open on the above-named
day. fromS o'clock A. NJ until o'clock p. NJ, as
prescribed by law JOHN j. DANEKER
ole Sheriff of Baltimore Civ
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The singular excellence of all Quackenbos's school
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They are generally admitted to be the best manuals
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WANTS..
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Es~G FOR SALE-A number of FIRST CLASS
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frs FOR SALE HOUSES on West Fayette
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which will be sold low. on application TO
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
RELIGIOUS READING.

I%GllDJ GLsezI ffssaa1 liz il vi
Tbsre will be services at the First
PresbyteriAn Church, corner OF Second
! land Walnut streetss on sabbftb mQrDiDg
at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. McCarer viii
preach sermon on "The Church, ito
.stAte, and mission rs EGnef
Union Prayer meeting at Behms Com-
= SToGclal College Rooms At Al oc clock ca
Sabbath afternoon.
.os We sndsrstsBd that services viii be
held In all the churches tomorrow 40
usual. The weather has become cool
r and pleasant, and there 10 nc good reason
Why the Sanctuaries should not be
S's crowded with grateful people No
ci,yeH ooaptry has raOrs occasion 70 be
roo thankful 10 the Giyer Of every good add
perfect gih for his mercies and tender
compassion. His blessings ought 70 be
e held In perpetual remembrance, for LIS
loving kindness TO fbS has been very
{. great Prosperity ought not 20 blind
81 our eyes 10 the Great Source from
whence il comes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Dr.. Eadie, one Of the best Biblical
scholars Of the age, says in his CycIope
dis: From q collection Of all the pas.
sagss IN scripture ia reference to dane
ing, Il may be Inferred
/. That a4-eirs -ss = reuKieus act,
both ia true anu idol worship.
? That II was practiced exclusively
on Joyful occasions, such as national
festivals. or great victories.
g. That il was performed en- such oc-
casions only BY one Of the sexes.
l. Thatit was performed usually in Tie
day time, in the open air, IN Highways
in fields and groves. n4e
S. That men who perverted LAncfng
from sacred use 20 purposes OF amase-
ment, were deemed infamcss.
g. That no instance OF dancing are
found upon REGARD ir she Bible, in which
the two sexes ap;sed in the exercises,
either as an act of worship OF amuse-
merit
- - Lastly. That there il no instance upon
record. in the Bible, OF social dancing
for amusement, except that of she "vaia
feflows void OF Shame, alluded to by
Michael; of the religious families de-
scfibed by Job, which produced increased
impiety and ended in destruction; and
of Hefodias, which terminated in the
rash vow of Herod, and the murder of
] John the Baptist.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Tn. Ns..per. Imhrexl,e.

Up to the present week the ehnrch at
Newport has been in possession Of the
loyal members who are a msjority OF
the congregation. On Friday faaf, in
answer 10 an application fos an injuee.
ton, which The ioysl msjosity did not
rezist, Judge Doniphan Issued an order
restraining all Iurthss interruption Of
L. ID. Huston In occupying the church.
ON Saturday last, however, Mr. Huston,
as Do stepped from tho ferry-hoat On hia
way TO quarterly conference, was arrest
ed BY order Of General Palmer, By Capt
Stone, white officer, who lsfs BIN for
few moments under colored guard,
and then as directed, conveyed aim 20
headquarters. The interferencs Of Pres.
ident johnson was invoked, but with
what result we know not
Why Mr.. Huston vas arrested, or at
whose prompting, we ksow not A we
have understood il, our people have no,
decided 10 test the right to tbs property
10 this case, nor are they tbs party that
have carried on the struggle thas far I'm
respect 10 ii Indignant citizens seem
10 be leading Ia che matter. Unlesa the
Government has reasons unknown 70
as, we canaot but regret the arrest, how.
ever richly il may be deserved With
is usual Acenracy, the Cincinnati En-
qufrer flames shout arreatiag minister
~ the altar, violating the house Of God,
pntting him under o negro guard, etc.
an crowns the fallacy adj AomfHepa By
proclaiming him = gTaauAte of Old
Roodscard" A friend has lust called
indignantly 10 deny this last, and 10 have
as cay that even lis honorary eonnec.
ton with the Alumni Association wna
snndered BY bin expulsion for treason 10
his couutry--a crime, Gays PresidsHs
johnson, that should be made infamous.
Wesfera Christian Adroeate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

them and walked NTH Jaaua On the sea-
shore. and seen fhsir God more distinct
IL amid the beauties and grandeur Of
mountain scenery; or aysilsd themselves
of opportunities 70 awaken Q soul to .
sense of its immortal interests, have
been repaid for their toll And 10 such,
their home extends a special welcome,
for tits Christian home. Is is the seat
Of domestic affections baptized with the
spirit of religion; and where the pursst
virtues have been instilIed into the
minds Of children, and the highest du~
ties have been the highest pleasures.
In renewing, then, the avocations Of
home, shall not the vigor and refreah-
ment that hare been gained abroad, be
eoaaeerated to the service rof God1
Shall not the minister Of Christ grid on
the Christian armor, and aim for high
sr spirituality, and for greater conqaests
than any be has heretofore achieyed7
Shall not the sabbath School teacher
meet his class with fresh earuestness
Ia bis work, and with che resolution 10
labor with greater faithfulness for the
conversion Of each child or youth com
mitted to his cares shall not The Chris
tan merchant return With as much
aIacrity to his religious duties as TO secu.
lar business, and show that travel and
recreation have elevated instead of ina
paired the tone Of bis pieiyl Bet oar
thousands Of Church members return TO
their homes and their Sabbath services
With quickened zeal; with the love Of
Jesus burning In their souls; with an adj
equase estimate Of the moral and reii-
gous national interests that demand their
efforts, and the whole Chursh will feel
the rsviying influences, and the year OF
labor upon which we nov enter viii be
a year Of the right and Of the Most
High"
Never in the history Of CUR country
was there period when such responsible
itiss rested upon the friends Of Zion ~
at the present time. With peace rrstor-
ed, with new fields for philsnthropic and
Christian effort opening in every direc-
lion, with churches rehlled, and Chris
tan treasures enriched By anexamPled
prosperity, q work nAny ba iuaBgurated,
which, with Gods blessing, may be nc
tended with glorious results % our whole
land. z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Our sabbath School interest 10 not so
intense AID earnest as we would liketo
see it, 'Notwithstandins our city has
.ssss doubled lie population since the census
.as of 1860, We regret to know that the at
Z tendance upon the Sabbath Schools "a
aaa very little If any larger than L. was
..a 10 that year, This shows that there is
radical defect in the organizatioE Of
.--. the schools, or in. the zaal and
efficiency of their officers and teach
ers. We think the main difficulty
may be found in the organization. When
that is perfect, and teachers and officers
'die are held to rigid accountability for the
1 lmAnner.in which they discharge the du.
ties of their positions, an interest viii
be aroused among them that vail never
be apparent where they acquire careless
~ behits Of doing duty, and become utter
ly Indifferent as to the success of the
important work they have undertaken
= lpmay be said that teschSug is a vOlun.
!. tAry matter. and any attempt to draw the
line tightly on teachers win only result
- in. driving them from the Sehools we
do not believe = word of it. The teacher
Who does not intend 20 work, has no
-. business occupying the place of : work
or. The .eachars who would object 10
being called 70 an account for their
atewardship, are united for their places
= and ought 10 step asideior Others who
are willing to labor according to the
s.s b rules laid down by the proper authOrity-
II is remarkable how soop children de.
"a - tsct indifference and cArelessness on the
-, i part os their teachers. and the eties d
sush a discovery upon their hearts and
,..,... :. 10 il. most sdisastrOus. Thsy con
a. ~ ones, 'if this is mAats'
.8aOTa 4oos s.I4&AOd "A '~0-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

The Wssfern CArldat AdpOcate
furnishes the following Hgurea respect
+ ing the Indiena Conferences Members,
Fl 1886, being an increase over last year
of11; proba,ioners, 2,760, an increase Of
77S, being total increase Of members
and probationers Of 100; contributions
i 10 Missionary Society," $1,000 20, an In
= ! crease Of s1g0.4l ;er&iAed for Conferences
claimants, s1.2292s, an increase Of
$4,000 for Tract Society se55.bO, an
increase of $3s0S; for Bible Society,
$I,769. an increase OF $72r30; for
!. Sunday School Union, $22aSQ. 40, in:
crease Of ss2 IS; for educational pur-
poses, $S2450, collected III thirty teef
charges; number Of sabbath schools
500; schools, 1926, an increase oils
GAL; churches. 500 psrsonsges, 70.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

cTaeioas TtainKs frsm Fsnassss..
The following, from Rev. VIC Dmily.
indicates how manifestly the Great Head
Of the Church il smiling On the new
Methodist Conference in Tennssses:
God is greatly blessing ua never
have known such time in this country,
and ! have been acquainted with IL
twenty years. All orthodox dsnomIna
tons are sharing 10 these reyivala, huE
the Methodist Episcopal Chqsch 10 do
cidedly in the lead Thank God her
mission Is not ended in these ends Of sac
earth. God Is still owning and blessing
her doctrines, labors, institutions, and
peculiar means and usagea. He 10 still
calling forth her cons into the great hnr-
vest, and bidding them "g2read Scriptu-
raj holiness over these lands" Near
Eve hundred conversions in my districs
since Conference. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

49, A correspendentbf the CesiFdl Pres
scytsrsan says: !" We have just concluded
,-... the exercises Of the Preaby.ery Of Win
chester, on her first business meeting
since the fall Of 1851
The Union of the two branches Of the
" sPtssbyserian church in thia region was
communicated, aud the name Of wipches:
Ter, which both held, is retained a. the
common name. Great harmony pre-
'o'9ao vailed The brethren are prepared to
goinlo the vineyard Of the Lord, and Ia
Dor for the good of men, -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07
Retnrnlnr Home.

We cen scarcely ferbear quoting the
following beautiful aud truly timely
words from the pen Of Rufus A Clark,
o. Albany, in the New York Observer:
g Those who, in their exertions, have
rsaiiy found recreation and refreshment
AAo who have carried their religion with
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

The Conferences BY this name Of the
Church South has just held its session in
Marion, Va, Bishop Early presiding. A
correspondent Of tho Advocate says
gssa' But four preachers have been sent 70
u circuits and stations Ia East Tennessee
The most -sangpins Of their preachers
admit that East Tennessee is Lost to the
Church Sou;h.' Our own Holston Con-
Z ference is a fixture, aud, thank God DO
III has set toit hia seal Of appreciation by
visitations Of revival
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

On Monday morning, September 25lh,
! Rev Thomas ColeIazer, aemember VI
The North Indiana Conferences. drove bis
team into Union City, and at about II
o'clock took congessivs chill, and at 5
! o'clock same day died. His fnnsrai
took place Tuesday at the same place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Z information has been received in Bos-
ton Of the death Of two missionaries in
Turkey--ths Res. Edward Dodd and the
Rsv. Homer Morgan The former died
Of cholera and the latter Of typhua fever,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

WM. v. FARkKTr viii be oandiAnfs OR rs-
election TO the Ofeee u Clreuft sadsa. for sAs
Ffiteeath Judicial circait, oompossd Of the eoaa-
tsss Of orA~sord. Perry. spsassr. wsrriek. vsa-
dssAarga Aad FoseT. =. ths snsaipg October slse-
slen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

Under this title, Rev, Clement Ba,lsr,
Of the Episcopal Church, ia about to pub
iish an important work, disclosing tina
domestic character Of the Papai Govern
ment ~ t#o
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-07

= We have been promised some inter
ssting letters from the Episcopai Con.
ven.iou nov in session at Phiiadeiphia.
We are expecting one every day. s :.