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MeotraI.
auooess in Business.

No business can be trulT successful which - po
founded on real hucss ofthings The article made
or sold must have int usic merit and supply a pubic
want. Success ssutugfrom the clap trHpOf Rivtrtia.
ing, OF the 'ucks oftrnde, or mere pretenson and
display, viii be only apparent and In the end but de-
ceive the oper tor and hose who trust hun hut /
an article supplies public want aud fairly meets its
febsohAole eNpecvuonst IT'S success and general
adoption ls msreiy question oftme. ltmay be
retarded by VERSE influences sped by prospernR
gales, hut 10 the end n IA sure N win,
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS htd
their orginn great public want medicines for all
the common wants Of enlignted liic-cur tNes that
father, mother nurse, or traveller coul WAYS hayo
with them Hways rely upon-so simple that mis-
take could mo- be made in tho selection so harmless
mat i might use them with impunity, and efficient
that all might rely upon them tn safety. such they
nave proved Thousands Of families use them daily
for ali the allment md sclnesses Of life, and rarely
are seriously sick, or ave reed 10 cal physician
Thousands, taking some single specific lave cured
themselves Of chrome diseases which have been the
pane OF ihelr ives, ana upon when they have spent
hundreds in vain, and among the m lliOns who use
them, none are found TO question their purity elf
HUmPHREYS, SPECIFICS
combine allthe atgautsges Of the best ON sopathc
treatment, without ~ int icacy or uncertainty They
are prepar by physician Of over twenty veart
every concet, ,able manner, end thev have been on.
dorsei and recomm ended IN th1 highest terms BY
the hun reds OF thoussnt Is who daily use them.
with N case i'm your house,
you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prevent
expense, and loss Of mn, the children having the
Measles, or Se'rlet Fever or Whooplng cough, or
You may cure your Children
OfCroup, or Collie, or Toothache, OF Headache, or
Sleepls or Suffering from reething Worms,
In iiRestion or Wettinq the Bel, or CetNrro, or
Measles, or Whoonng -Oougn, Scarlet Fever, or
Diph ia, or Bad Cold, or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and eRlness or even scroflla, as thou.
S2nds have done and do daily.
You may cure yourself
OF Headache, Weas stomach, or Indigestion, or
Bousness, or atsrrh. a Bad Cold, or Sore
Throat, or Hoarseness or Liver Complaint, or Piles
or Constipation. or Rheumatism, Sore Weak
Eyes or Salt Rheum, or Kidney Disease, or Gene raj
Debility, or ey N Asthma, with these Specifics
NOT FAM LY who have ever had Of these
Family Cases Of HUMPHREYs' SfEcIFIcs, but would
give five tim es its cost, rather than be Nithoutt.
FAMILY GASES.
Case Of 80 large visls in morocco, and Book Of
Direct OO
Case Of 2S large vels m morocco, and Book. 90
Case Of 20 rge visls, in morocco and Book, 0G
Case Of 90 large vias, in PLAN case, and Book 90
Case Of 10 boxes (NO to l5) and Book........, 90
Case o. any six boxos mo. to 15, and Book. 25
LIST OF
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EXFCuToR,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has ;
N been duly appointed and qualified Ms Ex cutor
OF the es ate or Henry Mstzger late OF MONTGOMERY
conntv Ohio deceased, on the eth dav OF Ma, 1895
10 30 a. SAMUEL W. sTOTsMAN.
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DANIEL NOFFsINGER's ESTATE.

AIOTICE is hereby giver, that the undersigned has
~ this day been duly appointed and qualified by the
Probate Court OF Montgomery County. Z hio. es Ad.
mnstrsior NJ the estate OF DANIEL Noisnger late of
said County, deceased. - ....-.
lie 10 3tw JOHN NOFFSlNGER
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Dissolution.

TIME partne ship. in the CnthIng Business, here
ioiore existing between the undersigned, under
the firm Of Schwarz Rosin, 10 this day dis
solved by rnutnal consent, Mr.. schwsz having pur.
chased the interest Of j. Rosn assumes all indebted
ness ofihe drm aud is authorized to collect al out
standiug debts. SOHWARl,
ie 22T LOUIS RoSlN
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that D nah Ferneding,
I ~ widow OF Henry j. Feruelng, late Of Mortgom
ery county, Ohio, deceased, has been appointed and
qualified Admnistratr of his estate, DO p.
Dated June 10th 1865
iel9 st LOWE 4 NAUERTH, Atty's.
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PHILLIPS HOUSE.


DAYTON, OHIO.
THE above well k-own House, having recently
1 charged ha de, ia now opsn, and undergoing ex.
tensve alter tons aud improvements for the sceomo-
dston Of the trave ing public. No pains will be
srared 10 make the philips Hors,, as heretofore, IN
eve respect, FIRST CLASS HOTEL
lel9tf j. It. BARKER, PTopr,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-28

OfCroup, or Collie. or Toothache OF Headache, OF
Sleeplsssnes4, or suffering from reething OF Worms,
In iPeston or Wettuq the BE 4, or Cetarrr, or
Measles, or Whooping- -OOugN or Scarlet Fever, or
Dipth tia, ora Bad Cold or Hoarseness, or Running
ofthe Ears and eaness, or even scroflla, as thou.
9nds have done and do daily.
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O. Gobrrnment Aoan.
United States
2 8 o L o A NJ !
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.

Py authority of tho Secretary Of the Treasury, the
underHgned tho General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities, offers TO the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes bearing seven
and threet tenths per interest per annum known
~ the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-28
Real 9sstate Agents.
LENTZ 81 &APPLEGATE. '
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

once 323 Third street, North side,
iopposite Town CIockl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-28

you may prevent sickness, prevent suffering prove
expense, and loss Of tmn, or ths children having Il
Measles, or Scarlet Fever, or Whooplug cough,
even FeYer, hv using preyentlyes IN the case
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-28

combine allthe atgantsges Of the best n ON sopathc
treatment without ts int icacy or uncertaintv They
are prepar adby a physician Of over twenty vearg
Homeopathic experience they have been tried ia
every conceivable manner end they have been on.
dorse1 and recommended in III, highest terms By
the hun reds Of thousant who daily use them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

cuunra srxdrne -At q recent meet

CHunca SrxarxE --AI g recent meet
ing "a fhs Methodist miMibters OF Phila-
| defDhia, one Cf their number, the Kew.
O. w, Brndle, read carefully prepared
article on Church Singing. Among 9TH
er things stated By him was that, as 3
general rule, osF most scientific singers
/ were not religious Hence, their only
| interest in the church or its services was
10 rendeE their part Of The K0Eahlp SCI
I mt fHrsf f7==R5TTrE= Trey DO either FOR pay
or feoatetion, or con dBsore, their love
| for singing amounting to passion,
Two results naturally follow from choirs
being composed largely Of uncQlzsEted
tE&rsCWs9> /. tits 4MMmselectefE fS he&i
and strange, 1dehaas Tie church cannot
sing, TINS giving q c,nplete monopoly TO
the choir 2 An unavoidable ehiliReSs
ofsound "a suffered by The dev9at paat
Iot ne eoag regsiorddfihg thi. Scientific
singing.
Concluding his essay, Mr.. BrindL6
| speaks az follows in regard to the mode
of occurring good singing in our chgrnhes-
After praying over the subject and
presenting it 10 our official boards and
congregations, let the services 81 seonas
petent person be secured 10 conduct az
least once week g. sipgiHg meeting in
our Respective cong segatiohs, the two
! fold object of(ghieh viii be: lsI GTs.
learn the rudiments Of music; -snd ID
/ To practice congregational tunes. Let
the minister invite and urge general
4 ettendAnca az Ahe young. saddle aged.
| and more adsanced; and Ter him be mi
f6fEhaIg prssknt, when not proyidehkats
ly hindered, to promote the general
iesuse, aud az n ModsrzaofYzto maintain
d good religious Influence. If any one
doubts the praeticability or snccess Of
such an arrangement, LEI him inquire OF
soma OF the New-XoEk rcburches. that
h1yefrief il Tor let him visit the War
ton Street Church in-the city Of Phila-
delphia on a Thursday night, Ghnh OBJ.
seFve4he eithnsiasm, the harmony, and
power Of ScfipsurA Wesleyan praise
meeting. This meeting haH been main.
taiped With crest interest far many
moRths; and has furnished and combined
instrnctiou and entainmsnt during the
week, and sueb singing on tbs. J1ords
day az stridnqly Illustrates the COM
mand. asipg With the spirit and with
the understanding. This settles the
question Of prActicabiltS-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
&c., SC. WHIPS &E.
! NAUcTIcN SALE.
sale AT Auction

nF HOUSEHOLD G00DS.-OEE FRIDAY.
Oftha 2Teh fnats will 10 gold an the Fesidsnea Of
A. H. Edwards, No. Il Secpna street, between
Cherry and Oak, aslaa sf Household FurEfszrs.
eonsIsting OF Beds, Rs.fsfsAds. Chairs. Tshles.
Stoves, Carpets. &c. Sll nsariy Terms, rash
sale to eonmsncs ct 10 O'Clock. A II. to2lsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

Scribe Mstheaisso preacAers in ssa-
tons in The last Qneinnati district re-
ceived aIi average salary, last year, of
81 ,022 ThehsghesQsalary in Cincin-
natl was thsss paid By Morris Chapel,
So, 1904 the next highest, Wesley Chap
Ell 5000. The highest raid out OF
Cincinnati, was that by the First Chnfeh,
Xenia. 81, 200 Trinity CharRe, Nenia.
lsphid 81 10 Mesley chaPsil d lon, 81
loo. 6eutral Charge and High Street.
Sprihsfefd, each, 81, 900; Green Street
Piqua, sl,l00 In most of the charges
named the sums are paid, exclusive OF
bthe Ga Aoaage, and id anrho account is
taken Of donations, marriage fees, etc,
The salary fixed for the pastor OF the
Third StveetM. E. Charge for the ensu-
ing conference Jssr, is $a5oo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

sH&A&A SlG-Tr-T-rNl
/ Too TRuEs-Ip the late Philadelphia
Conference Sunday School Convention,
Rev. ~ y. 'kenney, a local minister,
stated that very few of tho older and
lmere influential men and women OF the
Church were workers in the sabbath
school, and that tq this canse more than
any other, perhaps was owing the fact
that the children, an they becameufder.
forsook the school altogether, aud wan.
dered cd and were If the class.
leaders, stewards trustees, local preach
ers, etc, were more frequently, not 10
EsaE Ees lArly, in, the Sabbath school. a
new interest would spring mp in aha
minds OF the elder pupils, 50 att gching
them 20 the school thar they would be-
come the future teachers, and next the
lSaiemhsfa IN our cha uehea ks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

TABLED.-Ip the Lower House al the
Episcopal Cehvehti0A I'd 9PhiIadslphla
Saturday, Octnhers l4th. Hon. Horace
Hnney,jr. iptrudueed a resolution sup
pfemeRsings h pop-esmmittsl resolution
of tkse House 81 Bishops for a day of
thankseiNi6rs By "a expression Of patri.
one Tor az aha Restoration Of the Union,
etc. "A short discussion ensued, when
Mr.. Mnnsy's resolution was tabled BY
3ote OF 20 to 6 clerical anG Is to lay
ssbtesH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
800 3 sa1lexdfLlA
1aao 80 sssBethiBk ihee, strawberries eoEl1 %
promised sasr7 "a "a tsf.a "a
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asafT b4at Peace shall ~ kiYens - ~ ri
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70 fasri6s Z Ilsfors The CFu6j9rdss s.74 elf fieF
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agrsi 4 han Nor say th9phead 1n thaskhH 49, pral
Tea fus ado llrH Il 4 81 lgs.Efani vtfssfa ttm
bas e. ai Hast thea 40 VI s1ng Ea pts or ssssb,
That calls for holy prayrph in-as's
aos ed a9is Has day been sshright isBd
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ssseaT - ~ hssieif 10 frrrs 80 sefr9ts fsslsq
gaat ~ End q n aeessss tO-uestTtssT1 lffe
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antqaa 81 baaAsd Htln maj uf room fer Itaaae7aq
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81 aam ngrisi gGghtssha gas y 1859 giatslhsrn
LEV n4a1a q list fhoa 10 foyed esig tliAo fiysel
bna .aoi ai3sWhociafHls o. yuf,iresn Vi et~ss
gaah .samfg ADno vho Ds'ar had 8hs ANS srsd
-rfI ~ si7affoEn ihf1lfIitf ffGim sgHEa I'D %
Think, n BY prayer they're bsert1ht
.Gifa eaaf Thy pfayew4@stai.i f0Fltl shnss Sad
.tsve arf r. esAnG, nfnsIfng bcmae With tHeesSp.eT
dse3~ a u Unto the cross rsfG3'Fw lef-@-ssI fcs
SO rno5 af Dh1for fhelS aakss, AS Not fhg tse ~
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y q SO dfTyH fHf bfa0 noJ s1atas ~
ca IS zaY Aronsn slss, wizffy soai, aos yisl8 "a
= .atls1fH sTiiE inic9nfmEnfon :biest - fff.N
% fa Z WttlUthssaIscf Sasreatsw ens -
t9 diguN rhon5 souls 6f e0untlaaA nufn v~f
Hah ail And With FiIsifi Fmiau tins moi 10 on l1fn
eN 20 IS hErhtn nTkh 10 I'm Aaeu,R n1shofTF
fefa ,.tH9 Chomsns redeamady forgiven I'll hHtf
% n Rosiay thy happy head fss ftFoH
.tIH sp1fy Prsyer -efsxbad, on hiefsedh usds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

n TAE WbAK oFl0wghl Hon. Amos
khti IA lllis engaged u padding q church
81 Washington City, 70 Be called Calvary
Baptist. Il has d steepls one hundred
aud fifty feet high. Mr.. Kendall Offers
to giYe tbc ediiice-worth SO 900 --fe
the aociefy-which is small and faahge--
on the condition that they are to fntnish
!akwheps cep plsicd Mr- Kendall Il now
Aboet eeyAty years 81 age, and was bap-
\ tfsed-by immersion last spring, and coz
neeted himself with the Baptist Church.
rHeSYaa qFlnassar Genar6fander Jack
som and hasPngy accumulated consider.
able wealth. he proposes now, in the
lasehiagI Of his4 days TO devote it to
kR Hti'' VI fA 'FSS1I IsIgE00
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

-ceiVed, during the months Of June, JULY
And Ausass, ei; 49O 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

T7ffdD AXA y = II b=--1-1z@N sea -
. A NEw RkLSdIoua .MovKxEsT-A
4AihguEarJ eligio5s movement was began
= ina England a few weeks ago Its. pro.
\ poaed to, unite tho members Of the Eng.
Lab Roman Catholic and Greek churches
= In fdehdly .eomssunlvu, and the public
Il joasHaIsxrsport that three hundred
q clutches ia England have assented to
y the measure. The names OF the 6iem-
d berHare 10 be kspi strictly private From
nj 4 lkfzicmsEts n1adeo byoRss1F @. Hall,
= fDtmerlyae OF VI Esward's Hall, Oxford,
tbe Character aud -pntpose Of this move.
~ nient are as fDllbwy:li'o = yss y
o. T. ian fnatitution has been formed. I'M
II der the title Of The Association for. the
81 Promotion or the Uniy OF Christendom,
= TO unite ina bond Of iutefeessory prayer,
j members, both OF the clergy and 1bity,
I OF the Roman Catholic, Greek andsAn.
AlgllcAn cotpmnbiops TO NIL, II To- said,
who, while they lament the dissensiona
! amongst chrisliRns, took forward for
III their healing mainly 70 . CO operate re-
I union Of these three great bodies which
e..l1ciaim for shenselves the lnertanos Of
III The Priesthood, aud IN the uamo OF Cath.
! Ollie, mn appeal w made They arc not
y asked TO compromiae any principles,
which they rightly or wrongly hold dear,
I 'fhey are simply psked 10 unite fdfihe
promotion ofa high and holy end -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

services will be sbeld on Sabbath aftsfs
noon. Quarterly Meeting eeeasienS are
asnaEly looked fofward 10 s;'a gS7dt Ia
,1EaU Tl6rss. By iM6fhndha, R0d IN is to be
hoped that the present will prove unu.
,t'ao'' suAly pleasant On aecoant Of thsn entS
,uSsgn pouring cf Ged,s,sp spirit, IN strengthening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
.YnAsiS Sc tisssS j Ss SiS9vsf =

hra ftHaIn nod % HHedna- TT7FFTfHas
tllnss hos Tbs aRFst Qaartdflys feealng OF the
conference year win hasheld in the
,YsaoM Third SeFset and ISFiS EstFeet Methodist
churches, comnbhcing this morning at
sla 10 & l04 oelock auds CLOSING wfih the love
''i''ia' 70 Feast exercises on Monday esening.
q sssss There viii be- preaching 10 both church
,aamfi 90, morning ana evening, toaaayc@hd TO-
.aHtas -. I, ~ - /.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

s-The Church iDHsmpton, Connectfcut'
u enjoying q precious revival Of religion.
Rev. J. d Potter, the Evangelist, has
been Iaboring withahs people, and rGc2
baa owned and Blessed his la5ors-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

Not on 4 pgsysrIsss bed not on ?
Compose thy. Wea<led limbs to rest
Fof they alone sfs blessed
z siHs.f1 sflwtth. balSpy sleeD, T'JaYzTgrr
Whom angels keep. ssA-T.s-
sN 5aa al- No, mot SiseHg itby cars gppFessed,
1MaefHY Or fhnpghS "a sRxicug acrfow,sry
..sq3 3 Nor Sheuah IN many coll perplsxs
-lfle 90 coming MegH9w- go s8s.sf y.
ns' lag not thy .hcadsos pfaysriess bed.
~ D - i.esaf sseGs.v .asrg- - n -
For who can say when aieep thfBo ~
i,5a ssas61-rd That earthly esrea sBd Vses. = T,
ea3 - aafa3T0.thes Hasys'en ssturn7a ssds o
flgl $40 h0glse thefs fgy soul ~ hfs- asrf
4B siis Slam thor control s1 nrs w. fsafan
And let thy lamp burn brightly 81
tSa ITY HHe BlIsit thss d3scsrn sfrH smaM
z saa y sif4 Thin ~ sysfrs cod siGhtiysg Il frta
TaHkkClgyy tbe spirts, 1serar3 80 :
Never, 81 pfayeEl less be9tr
sIc ToCihy ~ f1tIilb icssdlkfa1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28
, 1881

'sysFif@ bed,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

F-ff5Fl--Df5lls 8fnfsters, IL Ff5- Boz!
TIE 4Ffeedmstfs Committee has re
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

Is 8 "a EThes aloIlowing 1aiso ~ copy bf Pope
Exc zee n, sPElss Allocu6a at Frep Masonry
ssmesg and ofbeg. gecrek. societies. Il ia said
0'is there are. two VI lion Of Caclfolfe 8fhDak
.s.ss fls 10 Europe, asno g whoa tbs Pope's En-
e qycIicas viii po,,d 6aBr efeats qnhH "a III.
). 'a a,. We haye always ehfersAiRsd Interpolation
'ssi that ait was against THE rules Of the
oooa o o. Catholic Church foFiAhy 81 ia nenbars
q q f 9 to connect themSelyea With apf secret
q y . o political or social Organization, and are
soss q 8 theFeioro,a surprised a. tho statement
e e Y that Two, million Catholics iaSsIsafohe
AZ AZ = q n alone are connected with Magotdc
1tt coo Lodges, : The Pope however, sesns dis
posed to stop ths horssy--for heresy It
g Y 81 81 y must hq. that yeybnta . full ttmplee
os 3 e and entire dscl4mrei.io The thcughts
900 ! and actions q good .cathocs, asathe
COS s1oo confeasIonal;1 ...s5fg
Se 81 e. 81 rrAt DEMONSTRATIONS OF skcRET AociE
go ofHas ....... .4....ssg lTIE&H $50
oSs e. esS nthe aecrst Consiaiofy held AL Kama.
=sa % on. the Goth nik, the Rops delivered an
s3 q Z " allochtipn aEainat the Masonic and 9th
aeeI 3 81 or secret orders. Itowas generally be-
% efi0 Iieyed IL was delivered at tbe suggestion
g g ., o. Of Arehbishdp MAlaipg Of Iondo9. who
COS IS % wiahod in this manner to obtain ceAdemN
~ e p nation Of FeuiatiieIn.s g@a
cas o0A The document opens 81 folloWTgH UT
mH 81 OBJ MVRNRRAnIlE BRRTRHHN..a Among the
~ 81 = +, 4, ,numercus machipation8 and articles by
oaa sfsa which the ensmisa Of the Christian
9 e % name have dared 10 attack the Ol6ir6n
ao go 4 Of God, and sought u Ahake AID beseige
o.g il by efforts supeffluous In truth, must
ar a,e undoubtedly bd rsckcaed that perverset
society or men Salgarly aiyled Masonic,
q 6, % which, nt the. first confined TO darkness
azd obacnFity, now comes into 8kht for
aHT the tnoniruin Of religion and human
~ Atdsfi ihcntatvsasfa aaf1ffhA NVohh
1t then rFecA pituaies the ALLEGATIONS
e iol lass OF preceding Popes on the aame subject
o4TskN and cpninpeaia ia,sanH 80
Nv Under these aRireurAstaEffaT
g ,s ese for fear lest youth aud vnthinking
should allow themselves To be led away
Ssse tsss In priuciple,S and for fear our silence
'isis has should aasf any opportunity Of PFoAfcfs
heisshs ing errcr, we have resolTnds venbrable
brethren, 10 raise our opposite 4 veJcd.s
'V9 and ontrofitiug hero In your presence,
.Arof she eohstitntous6 f otfrs predecessors,
- the part of our APOSTOLIC authority We
rebuko and condemn this Masonic soeie-
ty.nnd the -niharl societies Of the same
-- description, which, although difEeringuin
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

The ssgiof has indssA'said that "nar-
row il The way that Isadeth TO life He
has never told UE hoysyafs that it is q
thorny road. Il 70 anbelief, in and out
cfthe Chufch5 and not faith IN God,
thathAs Represented "a 90 suclrTgz road
10 denying ouFselyszRpd taking up4he
Cross, as FegairstsS ClDss promises Us
not sorrow and signing, but 10Y uu-
speakable and fall Of glory not weari .
spmeneas, bat rest. sTTl9 "
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-28

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-15
sherman Heard from.

The midnight darkness which has sur-
rounded Sherman's advance since he left
OOlumbia, Feb. 24tb, has been illuminated
by good news. BE reports from Laurel
Hill, n. C., on the sth Of Msrch, 'au nell
and doing finely" Laurel HiH is a small
town, situated in Richmond county, about
ten miles from the South Carolins line, and
on the direct road from Chersw to Fay
e.teville. II is forty miles from the
lsster place, twenty five from Chersv,
and one hundred sud len, in q direct line,
from Columbia. The facs that General
Sherman Rss there on tho thoonfrms the
previous rumors Of his occupation Of Cam
den, Chersw snd Florence. HIS march
has certainly been slow and probably great
ly impeded by rain and mud. We arc
glsd that his sdvane9 bas been cautious IL
stead Of hurried. He is probably ere this
in possession of Fayetteville, on the Cape
Fear river, whence navigation is open to
Wilmington. Practically, therefore. the
problem Of his advance has been solved,
and the junction With Terry effected. We
shall soon hesr from him at Goldaboro