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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
sTATEMD EMIT


CONDITION OF THE
Mutual Insurance Company of Buffalo,
On the ss day of December 1865 made to the Auditor Of
Ohio, puIsuant 70 the Statute OF that state. "
NAME AND LOCATION.
The of the Company, is The Mutual In uranee Com
pany OF Buffalo, and is located in Buffalo, HsS York
]. CAPITAL,
The amount Of its Capital Stock is represented
by Scrip Certihcates ............. $3Qo, 1856 90
The amount It's Capital Stock paid up is 3O9sS5 %
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company hand. aud in the hands
Agents and other persons, banks and Office, 7lTi 80
Real Estate unincunibered. 24547 %
The Bonds and stocks owned by the Company, las
per vouchers secompanying,l-- secured,
and the rate Of interest thereon. . :. :. 10000 oO
(As per accompanying vOuchers,) Iol,54s ID
Debts otherwise secured, las per vouchers ae'iif
Debts for rfe@ams-Bls Receivable. s,esT IL
All other Sscurities, Tug and Pumps $40 1919 2Ij ,u
Agents and others $lO,2S2 5s.. 3o,9C2 q
TOrAL ASSETS OF TIE coxrAr. 1. stoS.7Se q
Ill LIABILITIES. .-. Odd
Lssses un&djusted-prneipally paid Dee.
All other claims against the Conpauy-unealisd =
for Principal and Interest, sc. .....,... 2o.sos /;
TOTAL LIABILITIES. ........... sso.2ss 81
w. MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to be
insured in any city, town village. No rules
Tho greatest amount allowed 10 be insured in t1
any enc BLOCK. No rules
The amount Of its capital earnings deposited
in any other state as security for losses q
therein ........... None
STATE OF NEW YORK, -, f'f
COUNTY or ERIE. ~ L-l
JAMES @. EVANS President
and JOSEPH l.. wEArHERLY, Secretary OF the Mutua
Insurance Company Of Buffalo, being severay sworn, deposs
and say that the foregoing full true and correct slate
Of the affairs OF the said Company that the said insu
rance Company Ia the bena hde owner OF at least One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars OF actual Cash Capital Invested II
Stocks and Bond Of In Mortgages on Real Estate worth
double the amount for which the Is mortgaged
that they the above described Ocss Of said
Company, tv JANIS O. EVANS, Presicent' 4
j. L. .wEATHERLY, Secretary.
subscrbed and before me- this Gath day OF January
1865 JAMES 5. GIBBS, Comr for Ohio.
lsyAL,l Five Cent sspp] M tt.f
ma Hert5y cafifsh That the foregoing Is correct copy
OF the Statement of Condition OF The Mota Insurance
Company Buffalo, and died In this onee, FOR thu
year 1855
WITNESS, my Hand and Seal officially.
7sast JAMES IL. GoJhAh, Auditor Of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

DEPLErINa THE TREASURY Almost uu-
seen and unnoticed three costly schemes
have gone through the House under the
distraction of the Peace comet, that
whisksd through Washington. Tie Hi
nois Ship Canal to begin with, calls FOR
90, 900; the Missouri River improve
ment $1,000, 900 job; aud the Niagara
Falls Ship Canal, a $5.O00.OOO These
raids into treasury that is almost empty
and at Time when the Government eau
not pay its soldiers 10 the field, bstoker
iunacy or something akin 10 it. The army
Z six months 10 arrears. aud thousands Of
families are today suffering for bread be-
cause the Government is unable to find the
means to pay the brave men who are
fighting battles Really. this does not
seem to be the time for approprating mil
lions to build canals
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

TH h NOTICE.
L HE Undersigned has been duly g1 q sp' u,p
EoND .s o Knssvs. AshsAbuA Comfy ohls esss,sa
klrs.,pls. Ohio, January -. 1903. a"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY:
ITO expire on the 2lst day Of January, 1881
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIoK,
f. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
-a. COLUMNS, 0HIo. jan g, 1866. }
wHEREAs, The PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hartford in the Stpte Of Connecticut has ned in
this Office statement Of its condition, as required BY
the FIRST section the Act "To regulate Insurance Compa
nes by the State d Ohio passed April
1856 amended February o. 1884; and Whereas said
Company has furnished the undersigned satiacory evil
dsnee that ii Is possessed OF at least oSE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual capital invested In Stocks
Bonds In Mogagea of Real Estate worth double the
amount for which the 10 mortgaged and, whereas
said Company ied In this Office writer instrument
dor its corporate SEAL signed by the President ss Secretary
thereof authorizing agent agents of said Company In
the State to acknowledge seyerce for and 10 be-
hsfof said Company, according to the terms ofsaid law
Now efore pursuance Of the aforesaid JAMES
H. GOODMAN Auditor Of State for Ohio hereby certify that
said PH(ENlX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford Con-
etcu authorized TO transact the basnes of Fire in
In this STATE until the thirty 6st da] OF January
10 the year thousand eight hundred and sixtysx
In witness whereof have heneunto subscribed my
and caused the seal Of once W be Affixed the day and
year above written. -
gr JAS H. GOODMAN
lsEAL,l [yrAEP] Auditor Of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

Penusylvauis has promptly given her
assent. TO Tie amendment sbolishipg
slavery.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

The rendition Of Bennett G. Barley,
the Lake Erie raider, has been consumsted
and that worthy is safely 10 the hands OF
federal authorities, on american SAL.
The mnners Of Johnny Bull. are really
improving az the rebel prosperity wanes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

Is SAUL ALSO AMONG The Pr, rHErsi-
Mr.. Fernando Wood is understood as
having said in Congress that
the Rebels have refused to accept Of the
Peace offered them by the President, upon
the sole condition Of their submission, he
was for bloody war upon them, and woale
give his aid to the administration in putting
them down.
The Rebels will not feel very bad about
this, for Mr.. Fernandoo Wood is no very
great shakes in their opinion any more
than 10 ours, bat bis change Of front, never.
theless, is of some importance. because be
stands a. the representative OF numerous
class. This class has held aloof from the
war upon the pretext that the Rebels
would accept Peace If we would ofer it TO
them and open the door to let them come
back. The President has now knocked
this pretext away. He held the door
open TO the Rebel Pence Commissioners,
and told them the whole South could come
back through 1t; but they turned theil
backs upon it and went their way.
The dream Of the Peace men, then, Il
over. Henceforth there is no alternative
for them. The active prosecution of tn,
va. Is stern. inevitable necessity, aud b,
who opposes it cannot longer escape ,h
esiminslity Of treason. Dqt Us, hope ihs
tks People of the Free States will ono
more present an unbroken front to Il
enemy, and joining together with on
accord carry on the war to 40 early an
suceessful compleiiwa
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A LII sPersons ase hereby forbidden to
IA hsrbsr tst my Wife Elizabeth Richardson after
this date A will Pay ON dsbts Of her Cpstraeting
MARTIN B. RICHARDSON.
Ashtabala, o, Jan. 2eth, 1851. 1877
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

@sg

go
W. g.. BENHAM has at length perfected bis bus.
ness that the public may be accommodated
on call for most of the
Various kinds of Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up and ready delivery be
sides large quantity of work stages
which may be completed upon very short notice. vhsn pre-
ferred.
Orders will be received for werk Of any particular sys
pattern. a. ~ itl Iof.tsts = q
with full supply OF the best hands to be found in the
country he fears competition east wes In the
taste se of excellence of material the fidelity and
honesty with which his work is put together OF hs truth
Of these statements one may satisfy himself By personal
examination ~-'''
Repairing of all kinds, done with promptnsss ana
factory terms.
WIN e. BENHAN.
AshtabulA, Dec. 1868. rI4.. ssa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

AUDITOR OF STATEs 0rFIos, INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.,
CoLrxDus, Ono, January 10, 1895.
wv HEREAS the New England Fire |
ts - y INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Hsford in the State OF Connecticut has fed in
this office sworn statement n i condition required by
the rs section of the act TO regulate Compa
nSs not Incorporated BY the State Of Ohio passed April s.
sgned satisfactory evidence that 1t is Possessed of oast
one hundred 'Sonssnd Sus dollars o. actual capital Invested in
amount for which II is morgaged and whereas said com
corporate seal signed by The President and Secretary
thereof authorizing any agent agents said company in
shall be taken held valid as if served ppnp t
company according to the laws Of this any other ate
and waving all claims or light of by such
aforesaid aot i James H. Goldman, Auditor Of State for
Ohio, do hereby certify that said
NEW ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE co. OF HARrFoRp
is authorised to transact the business of Fire Marine In
this state until the 2ls day of january In the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty six.
In witne's whereof have hereuno subscribed my name
o. - and cansed the seal of Office to be Affixed the
...., .., w - JAMES H. GOODMAN,
lstsmp1
OF the condition Of the New England Fire Insurance
Company. the FIRST dsy of January 1865 made
Auditor of Ohio pursuant to the statutes Of that state
titled An act to Regulate Insurance Companies not incor
pora by the State OF Ohio, passed April 8, 1856.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name OF the Compsy ia The New ENGLAND F;ra
nuee COMPANY and il located at Hartford Connacent
49,
1-CAf1rAL.
The amount Of Capital Stock is ........ 100000 90
The amount of Capital Stock paid up. 2Oo 900 90
=, o.,,~u,
N 80 i-Asssfis'
Cash Of the company on hand and in the
hands OF Agents and othor persons 30s11 "a
|Real Estate unncumbered-none.
3--Bonds and stocks owned by the company.(as
per vouchers accompanying how secured
and the rate OF interest thereon, market ,a
| value "....... -. ..... S2,l60 90
4-Deots due company, secured by mortgage, (as
per accompanying vouchers) lSo,o4T SS
A. All othar' ,r,,;as ;.n' ''''0 w
| - ~ 'oe'' '"''u'"k "oS'ue" i"'e'' A.,, M
| - - '''''''' i'''o ''
| o. r,., ,...u r IL. .c. 1,oo $50 -
| ~ ~ " 'i' 'o"'P"Ny' Ny'''''''' P@'''o'o -
| III-IIABILITfEs.
| o,.o, .,;,.,oa and 40. a.. ,.o m
Losses aGlustea ana not Que ......'.$ l4@0 W
Losses aoJuseo ....'....: ILLS W
All otner claims agai nst the company consist OF r
| Alsceianeous Expenses against the oihce
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
STATENNErJT

Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford.
YIN the Thirty 6rst day of Decemhe-,
1854 made to thu Auditor of Ohio to the Statute of
NAhE AND LOCATION
The name Of the Company is THE PHGNIX INSURANCE
COMPANY, and is located ut Hartford. Conn.
CAPITAL.
The amount of its Capital Stock h $500 0ce 90
The smount Of its Capital Stock paid up -.
is. ............. .......... .....r.. ooc,ooo W
IL ASSETS.
Cash of the Company band aud in
the hands oil ents 4 other persons. 90 1893 co
tspec'e on hand and N the handso Of
Aecumuiaed ine est on loans .5a4
The Bonds and Stocks owned by tue
Company las per accompanying vouch
4 Debts due the Company secured by
g"gs s Ps asse%p osSss ON $50 90
Baaa ana Saned o on personal security 90
Total assets ofthe Company. $92S.so2 81
III. LIABILITIES.
The amount Of liabilities, due not due.
TO Banks and other creditors. None.
Losses adjuste6 o and due. .....'... Mons
Losses u9adjusted o., ., i. sss AZ az
Losses in suspense. waiting for further . ooo M
All other claims agant the Company,
small, printing, &c. .......'. 'iooo w
Total liabilities ...............''. ,'sie.l7 80
HARTFORD, January 2 1865.
| STATE OF CONNECTICUT
COUNTY HARTFORD, ! SS
Personally sppearee H. KELLOGG, President, and WnB.
| CLARK Secretary OF the PHENIX INSURANCE CohPA-
NY and severely oath that the above statement by
them subscribed according TO their best knowledge
"-N " w GEORGE Fl. BURD1CK
rsEAL1 CsrlMP.l Notary Pubic.
| OFYIcR AUDITOR OF STATE
| CoLuABUs. Ohio, JAG. 1865. {
II hereby certified that the foregoing correct copy
the Statsment OF Dondition of the PHOENIX INSURANCE
COMPANY of Hartford made TO and filed in this Office, toI
| the year 1895
| -' ' NhES H. GOODMAN
| lsEAI,] srAhP] Auditor OF sAts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

RECRUITS FOR 9TH o. V. CAV.
~. HEAD QRs. PEoy MAR. lora DIsRfcT OnIo-
WARREs JAsUAEY 20, 1865.
Ths War Department has authorized me to recruit One
Hundred men for the eth Ohio Vol. Cav. rsflfl Dif
DARIUS CALDWELL, Capt.
and Provost Mar 10th Dist o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11
peace Negotiations.

We we're not inclined TO believe that tho
President went to Fortress Monroe with
ssy purpose to yield or coscede any prin-
cipte to the Rebels for the sake OF Peace,
and the event has justified the confidence
we repcsed in him. All the details Of
the negotiation show that the President
was firm and unyielding throughout, and
that be gave the Rebel Commissioners dis
tipetly to understand that the one and only
condition Of Peace was Submission. On
that condition the conld have Peace, in
stantly; bat on no other.
We feel rather p'oud Of the President
for the spirit eviuced by bin at this meet.
Ing. He has not only maufully maintained
the national honor, bnt be has completely
outwitted the willy aud schemiug men who
came from Richmond, not to promote
Peace, but to discover il some new loop
upon which to hang hope for the Rebels,
Their great anxiety was TO get to Wash
ington, and in this they we're circumvent'
ed They hoped If they got there, to see
aad converse with their old Democratic as
sociates, and Icy the foundations for suct
political intrigues as would inevitably worl
mischief to Us. In this they have bee
grievously disappointed The President
by going to Fortrss Monroe TO meet them
cut off from them all the pre,ences the
urged for visit to Washington aud as the
have been permitted to see no one bu
the President and Mr.. SEWARD, they retur
to Richmond completely bafflcd aud ovel
reached. sa
To attain this end 1t was worth while I
sacrifice somewhat of the outward show
dignity. The end, in this case, thorughl
justified the means. The negotiation ha
been brought to speedy issue in,rigr
has been defeated and now that ever
one sees that peace is hopeless, the W ar
sure to be pushed on with renewed vigor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

At AL the eIiie towns and principal pIacef
In Ihs United States.
BrascA OGcs, CsneinH4fi, o.
lie III. M. MAGILL, Genu Agent.
EDGAR HALL, Agent for Ashtabula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-The Washington
special of the N. Y, Times, Of the 9Th says.
The President has q message on the late
Peace interview prepared. embracing the
letter from JET Davis to Mr.. Lincoln; a
letter from Mr.. Lincoln 10 Mr.. Blair, and
other documents. The publication Of this
Message will dispel any idea Of . probable
peace from this Interview. The Worlds
special says this Message will show most
ofihe statements coneerniig this Interview
have been false.
The rebels pever mentioned recognition |;
all they asked was an sfmistise, pending
negotiation, which was emphstically re-
fused.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

(Stamp) Notary Public.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,}
COLUMBUS, OHlo January ls, 1855.
II is hereby certified, that the forg ing correct cory
of the statement of the condition of the Hartford Fire lD
Company of Hartford made to and filed in this Of
fee. for the year 1866. JAMES II. GOODMAN,
3i159 Auditor of State.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-02-11

OryrcE AUDITOR STATE
COLUMBUS, o. January 10, 1865 {
hereby certified that the foregoing correct copy OF
the the condition Of the New Engand Fire In
Company Hartford made to and Hsd in his Office
for the year 1855.
[,EALl Witness my hand and seal officially,
-'i".> - JAS. II GOODMAN,
TsrAsp1 - .-' Auditor Of Ststs.
o. II. Fitch, Agent
3t7ss for Ashtabna.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

- We seliett - sasly inspseffsn % cur steck.
and wfils heFstofcrs. iulni cur pronlss u xlvs
= an a. sqaisAlsnt ~ fAssf nousg. lils = :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's recent
Sunday, evening political harrangue
sirikes unpleasantly upon the ears of
many Christians. The hour and the
place, many think, were unbecoming
such an address-for it cannot properly
be termeda Gospel sermon. Even some
of his professed admirers regret what,
IN their charitableneas, they are pleased
to term his mistake, A friend sadly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Without being otherwise informed, we
presume there will be service in The
Walnut and Vine Street Presbyterian
Churches to-day as usual
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

We are informed that The time for
holding Sabbath School has been chang.
cd in The Walnut Street Church, from
morning to afternoon. We do not
know whether the new arrangement be-
gina tomorrow or the Sabbath following,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
saS- Among other things, thefcl1
loving win always DO found ian

lowing win always DO found IAN
eur Stock s .haalvaA
-ss...nsus Flas ssvvd o.ir nsa0l.- .l,,Sab
'-~~-- -. 0flicfs.-.....---.rurnss
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81. Ses.tt ~'Ftssef tsif nsJss .... ssi
r...Asrs' irss' sassdlKpa "as .4taiiyak
s-r-. !" qsAin Lsaiasr poass .~..s
-...,...boys' Calf .,.,.......
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ea.e~iise 0ssla isaiisr ~. = .l.s.....3ssA.
rY-~r = saps cAslaispsa = rlss eBal eef7
,:.-'.pef fippe i. i.,i..- ,i.gi,,.
3D.. LAaiss cIsss CAR C6astaas boot. . .s
49, "sisaFNss g Peusb a..Maa
~s4.. '.ai Gear %-- ~ ~" ss4.s.,I
r..ws'a 9ssss,a w ooexsss ssusra
LIas - f,sss o.issrs aaa Bsiaafsia.
sas-s.n isses' Polish Boots. IA calf enat apf kht
.r.,.,+CoHKFsss rpets, a. Goeie lNid snA ginhsy..
..,,..... aiasea and chilafens corpef rrptd ainas
a...... (Iisavy, Aieiism asd fits ... ...i.@
.aifs 81 t4faf ~ ina aIa tala
r-,-se, sss- Thsss sseat 80 u,tll fspei .,.,sa
......... letter siect than = naic.ur ~ ils ,,...
...-..-. city. Aad a. better slyla, .....
se.-s Evers rais wali she uatislaai ioz- ,.l...,
....-. 80 Wssei 90 sea.ii slet have paid ...,...
....-.. prcAi u Cb.-s-san idtktrs. 81 ...S...
4s.L4.. ssaay othss nam r'oai hem ttpssg .Q Il
......- fsom the msu that mska thew. snd ...,..,
....,... 81 course sqi Geeds a. tfiy low ..,,..
....... prices ...
......s 80. Tbss hiai o. he ssr5 litstai ...l..
....--., patFosags whili, We lalefeta1el ~ ..la.
....... ths pat ihree menihs W hope % .....-,.
......... merit larger share. With 0as ~ ....a
d....s4 isunlss slock aad liss nsd Il, s,af lt..4
......... styles. ...,..-.
.....-.. ~. s.-smalI Deaisrs ia she .....'..
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........ Faer Rates iAftA ..
.. 8. KICKER q CO.,
4 No, 8 Second ST, '4D'.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

aa a a7sa aeas
aas s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

YeEk ety. -HA1- Noses Ddeii prsalded
aide eFtnilsg maeh a. From the r
pod rad BY DIR. Mia, Corx4sp0ediBg
S4eketafg, We learn thst the brsaenlss
re hrst snnivess4fy held-in New York
city for ten years that at the last meet
ing 10 New York, the Union had 10, 469
sc5ool-, and now Is, 39I, or an increase
vi 1872 Sunday schools in ten years
The toEal number Of teachers now labor
ing in Sunday schools il 1919, or an
increase Of SO, 556. The present number
Of scholars Is 9I7. e32, being az increase
in ten years Of 3S,S06.
To supply this grand army Of children
with readisg, the Sunday School Union,
through its editor and the book agents,
have issued during the decade, new
bound volumes, 432; books in paper
covers, requisites, &c, 1913; whole num-
Der new publications., $50; whole mum
Der books bound, 5, IA, GOT; whole num-
Der of paper covered books and tracts
put up, 8,0i4,026; number of copies Of
Sunddg School Adrccate, 40, 1856 SOS ;
number Of copies Of Teacher Journal,
COZ, 900; present number bound vol
umes, SO present number tracts, pa
per covered volumes, &c, Sl2; wtole
nunber Of Sunday School publications,
! 2,34l.- Western ChrfsttGH advocate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

HISTORY or THE WAR. f.
Second volane. Second Volume

NE JONES. The AGENT FoR THIS WORK
~ hMs Aprain I'D D. ,. |R1bslfs &sesk SORE,
AialH Esreet. fe ,fvef the cs I'd Vol a@s watch
he has now rsceivad- Those who pFster can cal
win Be around @ walk en- them with 10. II Ia ua-
daniAhEy tia nsst Hatdzy sftha War aat A. the
sntksr's nsUs-AAhGtt-Siif sae3eisatly guar
AAses. o51-lW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

One, and perhaps two, furnaces win be
ready in the Third Street N. Il. church
BY to morrow. The congregation, there.
fore may expect the loom comfortably
warm, and the usual religious services.
The york Of the main audience room
ia progressing rapidly. II j. now
thought that it will be- ready for dedica-
ton by Christmas, unless the man who ID
preparing tho glass for the windows dis
appoints the expectations
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

PGAYER.-Fill mp the void space Of
ycur time with meditation and prayer.
They are safest who are most in i5eir
slssels4 who pray, not 70 be seen Of men,
bat 10 be heard Of God.
Il IL comfort TO Christians apart, to
think their prayers meet before the
Throne of Grace, aud their persons shall
meet before Throne Of Glory.
There wants nothing bat believing
prayer 10 inEn . promise into perform
ance. Good is q great God, and there
fore He will be songht; He IL good
God, and therefore He will be found
The breath Of prayer comes from the
life Of faiti.. Whatever you want, 90 TO
God, hy feifh and prayeF.sin the Mans of
Cars "a. and never think His delays are
denials. They that spend their days IN
faith, shall end their days in peace and
comsoft. J. MAsoy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

We are nog refsiying eRE Eall
steek Q fasAioasbls aud G0a,sr =
iao Goods, which we have had siiu
made e cur osaer, fgoAA sa.HiE
.m... THE BRsTQp.,.ra,
STOCK. aad
in Styles to aus
TAX HEST TRADE
e or this city ana veihity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

The 81. PsuPs Church is yet unfn-
;sbsd. consequently there win be no
religious services there tomorrow. This
will be- a disappointment to the congre-
cation. who anticipated that they would
be able to worship there to-day. Mr..
suaulding has returned fem his trip
East 10 attend the General Convention.