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HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.

uDSON RIVER ana uAhLEM hhiL'
i ROADSIDE snd alter MONDAY, June 8 1850. Train.
t Albany and Troy csurcng with Nohern ani estefn
tr,iu. viii .eaye Nsw-f orb - follows ~
7.3Jn m.-via Hudson River Gafoed, Iiir''l ~ ana
Tenth eve connecting with trains for saTaosi and Shion
SPRING. v,,
m sm-yiA Harlem Rsi.rood Twenty siA,hs AMI Youth
ave With trsns for Saratoga Sharon sprinss So
AID At Chatham y i'm trains fo. points hast, . 49,.
an nvla Iue on RIVER Railroad, connecting with trAins
for Ssrstogs. , =, r..
IN. m"yia HUDSON River Railroad, connecting at Troy
" m train for Mont eel with seeriu- Car attached - ,
40 D. MIA Harlem ksioaI, connecting az 'hathani
with tran for Lebanon Sprusa Sleeping Car attached a.
6 % m-Nia Hudson River Rsrosd, Sleeping Cars hon
New Yors Buffalo aud Suspension bridge, without chsnsc
Thls truin runs Sundays. -, 9,
iO;Dp m-lia Ind.on River Railroad with Sleeping
Cars connecting nj Albany and Troy with morning
' vice-Presdent.
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7 EWIS d COX.
~ CHAaLioS r. LYvIs 3 ;. Cox,
cor sF LOPs At LAW,
Nc 1872 Broadwly. r. y Lox No. 5,6OO,
NrW-NORk CITY,
Attend 10 Ill business In Ae Counts # th tnfed states
md In the Departments Washington Esec al attention
,eu 10 internal Reyente busiuct aud to otins against
Foreign Governments, ~ well as our own.
M Lrwls,erp,rence u Deputy Commissioner of internal
Revenue viii be guarantee Of hOfo "a seqaant4nce WAN
the Revenue Laws. . ,
Nr Coz come Of four with the COMMITTEE OF
gor ion At,ir, In Iess sd lis long membership OF the
National Lerssiue nsurc thorough tnowedge OF legsa
tor aud practice in both departments.
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EOR NORWALK, landing at WHITE
II STONE and GREENWICH. s,@srnbos, JOHN
ROMER will esve Pier No East River (Peca slip dali
tSundays sted) at \ O'Clock p. IN.
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dividend NOTICE.
II
OFFICE OF
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,
NO. 102 BROADWAY.

The Directors Of ibis Company have THIS DAY declared
DIVIDEND Of
FORTYFIvE PER CENT TO ITS CUSTOMERS
upon the Premiums earned daring the year ending M Infant,
On all Policies emitting the holders participate in tie profits
Of the Compsnys business and scp will be Issued the
2oh September to policy holders for the which
they respectively entitled Also Cash Dividend Tor
the payment in f Of the rcp issued in 1889 with SIX PER
CENT Interest thereon, payable August TO-
Also, Cash Interest Dividend Of SIX PER CENT out
standing Scrip for tie yea 1860 o. g. % and g. payable
the 2oh day Of September Scrip Transfer Books to lie
closed from the LIST to the 10th September.
Also, Q mammal Cash Dividend Of SEVEN PER
CENT viii be paid TO the Stockholders their legal IeIre
sentatives and after MONDAY, the 18th instant.
NewYoIk July 49, 1865
n. II LAMPORT Secretary.
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DOOFING-Ready for application, very de.
IL sirabe and at low cost Samples sent free by mail
READY ROOFING Co., No 70 Maiden ane New YoIk
WI No. Is r. oAdway, N. y
SOLE MANI FACTURERS OF
HASON's SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL
tsg RllypsaA sJsAmsaapA w EasssSish
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OLIVER MINING. Parties wishing to in
- vest original subscribers in Company fully oreaniz d.
owning 2 100 linear feet in HUMBOLDT CO., NEVADA,
can hear Of desirable opportunity by applying to
l. H. BAILEY, No. 81 Goldst
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RARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR.
ID DEN
Nh STUART having kindly ceded the tlester TO Mr. BAR
NJ VI Tor limited raroi
EVERY AFTERN0OS at ); EvErIro 81. II,
The Grand Spectacular Psn.on ine.
THE GREEN MONSTERj
Or
THE WHITE KNIGHT AND GIANT WARRIOR
SPLENDID SCENES COSTUMES etc.
MAGNIFICENT DEAOUEMENI.
Previous TO Pantomme. 90
w. B. HARRISON, Connie snd Ertemporsneous Singer,
IN HITS at the TIMES and PEOPLE.
THE NItoLO BROTHERS
together with
YOUNG NICOLO. THE CHILD WONDER
IN astonishing PEhILEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
THE GREAT LIVING CURlOSIIlES,
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing co. 2, unds
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL over feet nigh.
TIE CIRCASSIAH FAMILY
ZERrFBY HANNUM. PEARL OF THE SEA" lr
GUIANA AGRA. "sTAR OF THE EAST"
ORZEIA PACHA. THE ROYAL GEM"
DOORS OPEN Al O'Clock
Admission 30 cents; Children under ten, 10 cents
raryuete and Balcony. o. cents
Donations of CURlOSIES to the New Museum received
at CHINESE BUILDING. Nos. SO and 54l Broadway.
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ERiE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

H OF ChamteT-st. via. Payonis Ferry; 80
e M Day LIpe,s. FOR tsasn ieua. hoche'sI buI,l,
saisn rnd West Connect. At bnG' wan Lake Shoie
Grsnd Trunk Railway aud ot ssanan'a Win Au@Ae
sud Great NeftsfI Rslnay go go
g.aO :. nl. auk snl WAY Trliu, only, 10 oiisyIe
10 IN Fsprcss Mai, Tor buralo. connecting WIN Lse
Shore Railway. -. "
20 Wy Traln, for Pog, Jervl' and Newburgh
,. Night Ipr-ss ios Csuands-na hocHc'ef nun'o
Salamanca sni West 49,, ~
up ~ shnins EEpr,.', daily Tor Capsndaisrs, hoene.
ter Iuaslo falaMlncs, DunkiA, snd Wet 'onneft, A.
Blo with Ia.e shor, and Grand Trunk Rhi~nys. andA'
salsnarca with ilautic and Giest Nef'rrn hAWcy. n,
p "a, fTngrant Train dsly oT Buffalo Saai"AeA Du"
HUGH RIDDLE. Gei' supt New-iofs.
w H. FlRa OeuI Pass. Agent, ncw-l ol..
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Tor CHARLESTON, S. G.
Il FintclAss u. s. Mail Steamships
MONFRA, CHARLxs r. MARKHAM, Commander
CAMBRIDGE, JOHN w, BALcB Commsnde,.
The new and elegant A steamship MONEkA will leave
pier No 36 North River, on SATURDAY July 49, st D. m
returning, will leave Charleston SATURDAY, August
For freight or passage having superior accommodation
sppyto L'iHo'AVNN ~ - TO-,
AGENTS o, Charleston, Mssua ARCHIBALD aJs1Ty ACA
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Dipioen6 Notice..

RhiGGS GOLD COMPANY.
A MI, , ELEVENTH DIVIDEND.
been 1.stioehd Of THREE DOLLARS PER SHARE, has
Js,y - Payable July 81 1895 to Shareholders Of Record
lss '' Irsnse! Books closed from July IS to August
WALTER l.. LAWTON Treasurer,
No. 81 John-,t., N. Y.
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CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
" Passenger Dcpc, NewfoIk foot Of Liboriy-s,, and
Freight Depot w NsW1o OH. Pier No. 2 North River, con
meeting q, Hampton Junction with Delawae Llcsawanns
Western RAroad OF taston With L"hgh valley R,i
road sud is conuec ions. forming direct Lie ~ Pts5usg
rud the West. without change 81
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE 70 TIE WEST.
Two f1rrrss Trims daily FROM the Ncf except Suniay1
" zen evening lriu.
SHY Nile. ed Two Hous ssved By Ills line 20 Chicas,
Cincinnati St. Louis with but char &c Of
So .,44 X ARRANGEMENTS.
Conmencms July 10 y. leave Nsw' York Is follows
Al 6.n a in, for Eaton, MIucs Chunk. Nlll4i1,p0El
Wlkesharre, Man noy City Ac.
.. m.-tor Dcrfen Point. So.
NAL TRAy-sta hoo tor Pennington, Ess'cn, Water
DAP. Scranton Wikcbarre. Great BEND, Pson Bingham
800 . M Western Express Ess,on Scranton, Great
Nrd Allentown. Ho4dns hlrnsbUrs, Pittsburgh aud tic
Vet III bot change o. Cincinnati. ca hcaYo.
and bl. two ehr ISc- 70 =. Loai.-
a. 90 10. 2 =. J:3l l;.O and II n Elizabeth.
le.cJ H. 1R,T-For EastoH, Allentown. ia1cu Chunk
Nikesb4rfe. Resirz fst-Vile. hlrnsburz SC A.,
iutcr caston. SCIan Great ~ni, bethleicin Ar
len,own Nance Chunk ard WliamspoII
or. u.-tor Some.Viic aud flrInn yton.
ts.0 p. u.-fof So.nesAc. - .,
t.J) \. ~. WT.IrHs ExPHKss TnaIS-i o. lss'on hNe'
town ResGus lar. sb4fg lNbufgl, sni Tie WEI esv2
lnf through from J-f.cy Cy ftuoun every efrlY
RLi,aB.rlIi.oRr aSD NKw IoEx RI .r-Lea'e 'e",
Yors from Pr No ~ r. a. t:n . ~, 1913, 60 ahd |''1
T. ~ lsos's stop BE. .on Point and M4Fners ii DOT
Tickets '0 the IVES. ac obtriD,e a. mo once "' te
Central Company, tot u iibr.tyi ~ IT, a. &c
ar iou.s az Nna ~ and ~ Bfogcg y. 81 81 As rn
et.. ho,c. JOSIAH q SER. = s1pcn' iendent.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co
IN PANY.

LINlTED)
NEwYORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PAsSESOElS.
Sir Tlns. Commander
QUEEN lnow buidlnrl.. .34i2................. -
ENGLAND NOW building, 3 fo................... -
SCOTLAND, tnow buiding -
ERIN ...............s Craze.
ffowse.
PEkkSl
LOUISIANA. tb.................Ap.t
Leaving Pier No. -. North River. ~ follows:
PFENSY LN ANIA...............Sl saturday. July n.
UELNbIiA Observation-Disclosures Saturday Jniy ~
~ OIiAND..s.s.. .otriIlhJf rus. a.
AND EVERY ALTERNATE HEREAFTER
The Can accommodations board these steamers are IN
iurpased ard the rates lower thsn by any other Line.
Cabin passage 200: ~,.cragc 90 Payable IL currency
The these WIN not he sccounsbs for pe nc
vlnables uucs bills Of adDs having their vac expressed
n eisin - ned therefor.
For + esh. n cabin passage spply,o
WILLIAMS & GU1ON. No. n wsllsi.
For seeIase Isssage app Y TO
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Ginanrial.
THE Minnesota MINING

OFFICE of THE Minnesota MINING
~ COMPANY.-By order Of the Directors, authorized by
me lh section Of the General Mining Lave Of the State Of
Michigan the following described SHARES Of the Capital
S,os of this company forfeited for nonpayment Of sssess
nent due thereon Oct 10 Ist4 will be sold a, Public Aue'
lion at the Office Of The Company No u Pine st. New foIk
m TUESDAY. the 18th day OF August; 1885, at y O'clock IN
by d NJ. SEAMAN, Auctioneer, viz;
- ebsTeA Certificate No.
lOG7 in name Of George w. Briggs
100 S173 In name Of H. I. Dortic.
l25 1881, 1866, 4l39 in name Of w A. Elston.
loi6 in name Of Mary A. Gaut
10 3ae8 IN name Of Ssraa. Hepburn
3gs5 in name Of ". J. Hepburn.
10 Ilgl IN name Of Benz. H. Howell
is 1858 1884, In name Of Mekim. BIos Co.
2ol9 in Of George ParneL
$50 1853, So66. in Of Sat'erlee X 10.
10 Power Atty No 22s in ns.f q Spencer Via Co.
SAML NJ POND, Treasurer.
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1865.
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1895

Psusnger Station IN Newly ork, Twenty Seventh st.
and Fourth ave Entisnce on Twenty seventies.
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Dtfamtoais ano RAILROADS..


EOR CATSKILL and CATSKILL NOUN
Il TAIN HOUsE.-Steamer THOMAS POWELL leaves
NewYork for Caskl from foot OF Franklist, TUESDAYS
and Til tuesdays Of each week at p n. SATURDAYS at
2 p m landing SATURDAYS at West Comp and Nader,
ug with stages fon Csisk 10 Monntain House Delhi
and Giiboa Leaves Catskill fer New-Yoik MONDAYS,
an1 FRIDAYS at ST. IN.
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NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-ATLAN-
II IINTJC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY -
Ths new and eb can't ttesg,hip ATLANTA. A. Williams
tomnsnder, will leave Pier No 30 N. H., on TUESDAY,
July rs at r. H. For freight OF passage having superior
soeo' LWISGsI'ON, FOX Co, No. l<l Broadway
The Victor viii ,uco4cd ID. atlanta. Agents 81 New'Or'
lsnn. JAMES CONNOLLY 90.
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DIRECTROUTET TO WHITE MOUNTAINS
md LANE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~,,V, cuopyyp rr.v .-V o1ttx, porrl


60 nILEs SHORTER TTsy AgI OTHER ROUTE.
Leave New ors via NewYork and NrY-layen Rsiroed,
Twenty-seyrnt1s'., ut l2:lj p M tEal lodge At White
River Junction STRIVE at the Mountains via stage from
We'll Riverl and Nevpor, Take Nemphremagog a. m,
and MoniTeal-thgou1h without .top--at $3.50 =.
Sleeping G,acnsd TO this train nom Springfield. On
Saturdays this rsin through without stop, erry.
fling at Newpor Il axe M.uphEemagOg) at q. m. Sunday
Leave Sew-fork from Twenty cyenthst. 81 % D M,
ES by New Haven steamer from Pier 25 Fast River, at
1913 p. IA and lodge at Springfield. Leave Springfield Of
ton Newport Lake MenphreLe-os,l aud Mountains same
evening Tor psp and particulars Appetous Guide BOOK.
EOR HUDSON, CATSKILL, BRISTOL and
Il WEST CANP.-SteaIners leave foot Of hsrri.on-st.
daily Sunday. eseeltel,) at o'clock 2. m.
NOR NEWBURGU, WEST POINT POUCH
Il EEEPSlE, ROSDOUT aud KINGSTON, landing St
Cozlons Dock Cornwall ard Milton. Tie steamer MARY
POWELL will leave Desbro'sc, Il, every afternoon ~
DLEASURE TRAVEL 10 CATSKILL
L MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LEBANON SPRINGS, SARA
IOGA, LAKE GEORGE aud Oil AMPBAiN, MONTREAL,
QUEbEC and all other points North and West. via ilUD'
son RIVER
DAY BOATS for ALBANY, Landns ct Yonkers Co,zeus'.
Hotel Docs Wet Point, Newburgh PolghEecpsie, Rhine
be =. Cat Hill and Hudson.
Steamboat c. NIBBARD, Cap. .. II. Hitchcock, TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS AID SATURDAYS end the DANlLb
DREW the elicrnae morning ION and after May 2ed a. 45
PoI DOT Vi DcbIosse touching al IhIft.eih-st
Per TO receive passengers AZ 0.
Tickets sold boerd ad baggage West ard
nth making dose Lad connection. with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL ond NORTHERN RAILROADS.
Baggage tTsnsieued without cLfrse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

our Schools, aud organize ssch as are
not otherwise employed, ingo grand
classes
Resolrsl, That it be eonuerdsd 20
the Churches aud Sabbath Schools OF
Indians, TO consider TIE propriety and
sKpedisuey of substituting an afternoon
service on every Sabbath in each con
gregation for their night ssryice, dis
pensing wiib the same, The members
Of ibs congregations being encouraged
and expected TO stteHd such aftsrnoon
services and receive BIBLE instruction as
adults frem the Minister, and the
children under the u-ual charge Of the
Sup p-iiniendent and Teachers iu SabbAih
School, instruction, anl thai this qaes
tion b. considered a. the next Indiana
Sabbath School conysntion.
On motion Of x Clean. Messrs.
Grvgary, Msyh and Frink wers Ap-
pointed a COMMITTEES 90 Finance
On motiun, The meeting adjourned ua-
til clock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
AF1sRxoos SESSION


The Convention was called 70 order
by the President, after singing by Broih.
er Phillips and prayer BY Brother Van
alta.
The following delegates reported and
we're enrolled as men bers Of the con
vention:
Henry H Hicklin, E5eueezsr Sunday
School, Rush county
IL Davidson, GHillard Sunday School,
Dearborn county.
A. Hadelson, Raysvills Sunday
School
J " Hea,ou, EAgbt.,Own Sunday
School
Mp. Carter. Simpson Chapel, Green
castle.
John L. KoigbI First Presbyterian
Sunday School, Wabash
Go motion Of Rev. n p Heath, ii
WAS
Rssolssd. That when this Convention
finally adjourns, it adjourn to meet a.
New Aibsny
Which was unanimous passed.
Rsv Mr. Heater oif-rcd The following
reso ufion:
Resolped B., the members oC fhe Iaai.
ana State SUndGy Schooi GyHUsnf,oa.
That having listened with pleasure And
profit to he music coutAiuea ! . "Musicsl
L-ayes,' By Philip Phil ps, ve regard
the book as en insntly adapted 10 The
wants OF SabbAth Schools
The resolution was adopted
TIE Alb question:
Is it 1dy.ssb to employ or engsge
non professors Of religion in our Sunday
schools as teachers snd ofiicers2
After discussion, the following was
the result, as embodied in a resolution
offered by Rev j II l., zier:
hes0lUed, That we deem il Of the 6 O.
Importance 10 secure the AID sBd coon
GRAFTON Of pious persons as teachers aud
officers, IN our Sa abbaih schools, so far
as practicable. vet we do not question
the proprieiy ct placing those Of good
moral character IN such positions, Who
bave not been converted, Rhs never their
services seem 10 BE- required
The 9th question:
What il The best method OF conduct
ing infant classes7
The time allolt, 10 the discussion Of
this question vas fully occupied, and
many interesting points made and fac
brought out BY the unanimous con
sent Of the convention, the time was ex
tended twenty inmates, which WAS spent
in the further diseu-siou OF this interest.
ing department Of Sabbath school in.
structon.
Rev L NJ Walters offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
ResOloed, That II is the opinion Of
this Convention that singing IN our
schools il generally too much neglected,
and thai We recommend Ibe singing of
those deer, religious, spiritual sougs, that
will elevate the mind aud bring the
soul to God, aud that the time to be use6
for singing should DO at The discretion Of
the Superintendent
After song, led By +" Brother Pkil.
lips, and the benedictiou by Rev. J
Msrsee, the Convention adjourned to
meet al the Baptist Church at u o clock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
sabbath school Convention.

N IAhAFoLlsi may 81 1900.
Editors EvansslIlo Journal:
Knowing your great interest in the
welfare, morally, of our citizens, as we'll
as in their political and intellectual good,
thought you would like to hear some
thing about the Indiana State Sabbath
School Convention, now convened at
this, the Cal ital Of our noble and glori-
Gus old State; and, therefore, have writ
ten you o short communication upon
the subject The object of the Conven-
tion is TO promote the interest of the
e eatest aud noblest work Of moral re-
form that is or can be instituted in this
or any age, viz the gathering in, in.
structing aud trsininE up he young of
our land iu the Sabbath School,.
The Convention vas called together
by q few devoted friends OF the Sabbath
School residing in this place. Delegates
were rsqlesled from every Sunday
School in The State i great feature Of
this Convention. by he way, is It's ca
tholieity, n6rsc cling in its call delegates
from all The orthodox schools OF our
State.
The frst inlinasion the Schools Of
Essnsvills had OF this meeting, vas given
10 the officers Of each School By John
F Glover, ESQ The wheel horse Of Sab
bath Schools 10 our city, and had II ~
been for bis energy and earnest rep Y
seatalion, I question if our schools haa
beea Represented at al. However, We
did lot fail, aud the following gentlemen
went up as delegates 70 represent Evans
vile Sabbath Schools:
Dr. H. G Jones and W II. Tiles.on.
OF the Old School Presbyterian Church
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Gen. sh.rmanInN.,xYorh

NEw IoRg, J1ns ? Gen. Sherman
kept himself quite secluded the better
part Of yesterday, but IN tbe afternoon
rode IN The park and in The evening Wis.
tied Nibl0's gsTden Wherever Teeog.
Dized be met With glorious reception,
but positively declined mAkiug a speech
IN New York He shook hands freely
vith The crowd and said few words
The World Gays tbe Memorial D p'o.
gsat,qRs OF the 4tb makes public the IN.
formation that tho Govern nent Of Prssi-
dent JohEsoa has 10 rucied the Ameri-
can Minister IN London 10 require Of
the English government prompt deci.
sion as 70 the indemnities due the United
States, FOR Losses csused 10 Federal ciii-
zens bS Confederate cruisers constructed
and equipped ia English ports since the
beginning Of the rebellion.
The n noyiat says that President
Johnson only reBews demand several
tines made BY President Lincoln and
denied By England, bnt he asserts Il
with move vigor ard energy than ever
The Herald . Washington special has
the follo~ing:
l. is believed here that the President
is not in favor OF negro suffrage, except
10 some modified form and certain QnAIi-
icaiioBs. l. is also understood that the
mission Of Gen. Sickles to BogAia was
for the purpose oi obtaining grants Of
lands for the urposs OF settling tbsm
With blacks IRON the West, and the late
President Vas wiling 10 giTe SIS, ,O00,-
600 for adequate territory
The Uglisd States Of Columbia, after
Ills year. will withdraw their diplo-
matte establishments from this country,
ia consequence Of the Congress having
refused 70 make any appropriation be.
yoBd the present year.
The iron-clads and monitors sitached
70 the West Gulf and Mississippi squad-
rons are 70 be laid up, nov that ths re.
bsllion - finally over They will not Be
brought NoFlb, but laid Bp At some COS.
veDient point OF the Mississippi riTer:oF
one Of its tributaries not yet decided
upon.
A eommBs icaiion Was received on
Monday at the Lapd Office, froaI the
Sarveyor General Of Kansas, covering
contract ordered for the survey Of lands
on the direct road from Sioux City %
Montana and Idaho, aud the opening Of
road on the route
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
lFrcm the Iai auapoit- Jour a., MAJ slat !
The state Sabbath SChe Convention
SECOND DAY.

MORNING SESSION.
The Convention was opened with d.
voiionsi exercises
The minutes Of yesterdays proceed
ings were read and approved
The first order Of business was tbs
discussion OF the follosing question:
lst How can we best secure the
largest att ndance Of the children IN our
Sabbath Schools? ?
After iull and free discussion Of the
question, the following resolution was
al "a rs the expression Of the Cot
ven3I0n on the question:
Resolcs9, That the best plan to Sc
cure the largest attendance Of children
in our Sabbath Schools, will be that each
school elect a Missionary Committee.
whose duty shall be to visi. families, and
lovingly solicit parents and children to
Join the Sunday School Army.
l. g Matthews was elected Assistant
Secretary, TO prepare the minutes for
publication.
The second question was tisn dis
eussed
How can we best retain the children
in the Sunday Schools as they advance
in years, and thereby secure their co
operation as teachers?
The question was fully and deliberately
discussed, and the following conclusions
arrived at
ResoIsed, That the best means Of re-
tanning the children in the Sabbath
School as they advance in years, is the
conversion Of the scholars, good librt
ries, good, faithful aud punctual teacL.
ers, grsdation of the classes, adoption
Of lessons, presence AMI example Of the
older members Of the Ch1rches, the iu-
preston of moral obligaiions, and 70
teach the Bible as science.
The q question, as follows:
How can We best secure the co opera
ton and attendance Of the parent. and
adults-wss fully discussed, and the fol
owing resolution adopted:
ResolUsd, That every official authority
in the Churches FIRST make the Sunday
School institution the object Of earnest
thought, prayer, and protection. Sc
cond, pledge themselves 10 the work Of
being present themselves and securing
the attendance 0! parents and adults a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
EREg1Ka sRssfns

A large audience assembled in the
Paptist Churcs in the evening, tn listen
t. addresses en- the question: How
shall we best secure his her standard
OF spirituality in cur Sunday schools ?
The discussion vas opened By Mr.. Tyng.
President Of The Illinois State Sabbath
School Association; lie VAS followed ty
Prof Gregory, Rev. NJ. cree, Rev.
Henry Dag and Dr. W Wright
The speeches were al appropriate,
and commanded the earnest attention Of
che audience
The music By Mr. Phillips and the
choir added much TO the interest the
meeting
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
RELEGIoUs TNTELLIGENCE.

elections A CHRIsTIAE.- What
toGS hef a crea ure of God, Eahi-c
of his Government A violator Of his
Law. 5espisgr OF his Gospel, a-rGecior
OF The Savior, grieyer Of the Spirit, an
awakened inquirer, a convicted rebel,
a penitentsiDner.
what's he7 A regenerated creature,
a redeemed sinner, child OF God,
brother OF Christ, an heir OF Heaven,
kind 10 bis relatives, lover Of his enc
miss, irierd OF his counrymen,
neigbbor % the heather, diligent in ba
siaess, irrvent in spirit, liberal in giving,
abundant iB good works, anxious tor The
welfare # souIs, content with bis situa
tion, faithful to his promises, poor in
spirit, meek under injuries, hungefing
and thirstng afer righteousness, pure
in heart, happiness maker, prosecuted
for the sake Of Christ, reviled for his re-
ligion
Whn Ui he bsf A saneiified erea.
nre, saved sinner, an inhabiiant Of
Heaven, a friend Of SAINTS, an associate
of argsls. companion OF Christ, son
Of God