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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-24
Splendid Sites for Suburban
Villas.
II a IL q n a ~

u ~ - - u n ~ ~
nN WEDNESDAY. the 9th inst. at II O'Clock,
~ on the premises. we will sell ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTEEN acres Of the Maxey Land, on
the North side Of Cumberland river, divided into
Lots from six 10 fifteen acres. The lots are finely
situated within ~ or miles Of the city; several
Of them are well suited for Suburban Villas.
commanding 6ne view Of the city and surround
ing country; soil good. aud many Of the lots well
timbered. neghbOrhOOd unsurpassed Terms Of
sale 4. 2. 3. &, and years. with interest.
All are invited 10 attend this sale as the owners
are determined 20 sell.
Free COLLATION. will be given. Omnibuses will
leave our Office at 1919 o'clock.
J. L. n X. W. BROWN. Agents.
7. W. BARNES, AGctionecr.
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R EAL ES TATE
Belonging 10 the city.

TTHE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Il in conjunction with tina Mayor. will sell az
Public Auction. on the premise. commencing 90
l0O'cl0ck
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Claiborne Lodge f. a. A. VI.

WILL MEET AT THEIR HALL. SOUTH
w Nashville, on Sunday Morning. at n
other Lodges of the city in the celebration OF the
Anniversary of st. John the Baptist.
By order of the W. NJ.
JAS. W. GLEAVES
june24-lt Secretary.
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Information Wanted.

OF r. WATSON. formerly of West Trey, New
" York, who was in the city of Nashville, some
time in themonths of February and March last.
By calling on CHARLES A. FULLER, at the store of
c. L.. Fuller & Co., Masonic Temple, he will hear
of something to his advantage.
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UO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NASH
/ WILLIE AND NORTHWESTERN RAILkotD Con-
PANN.
NASHVILLE. May Goth. 1866.
In pursuance Of a resolution Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Nashville and Northwestern Rail
road Company. passed May r. 1866, the Stock
holders will please take notice that they are re-
qured 10 meet in Nashville on the first II Jnday
in July next, being the ID day Of the month. The
meeting will convene at tho Office Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Company full
attendance is requested.
JOHN 0. EWING,
junel-lm Secretary and Treasurer
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100000.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
NOTICE TO GUARDIANS.

A LII GUARDIANS HERETOFORE appoint
IA ed by the County Court of Davidson County,
and now acting such, who have not renewed
their bonds every TWO YEARS, or exhibited BIZ
ennial lists of their Wards estates as the law re-
quires, are notified, in accordance with an Or
der of said Court. to appear within the next
thirty days. and give other and sufficient suretieS,
and return said reports. or the penalty of reno
val, etc, as imposed by law in cases of failure to
comply within said period, WITHOUT FURTH-
Err NOTICE. will be strictly enforced
p. l.. NICH0L,
Clerk of Davidson County Court.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-12

:, germsbrWWg Der Ratten; Die .,5arms a.
so,sttes uertid5eTt unS benefit Sur4 gere5nuns, pa
elm 9aar Eattgu binueJr srei Sassen enc Ra9ttn
menf9aft pon 65t,050 Spr0BIinsen sH bdben }
gsersi mai cine fOis aasebeurs 5uinitie nibt q
rottet nib, psr,sbrt iie mebr, aIs mas IS 600 EC
i5en ernibren fam.
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DefTer ais GcpaiDbdffdi,i

fnb griniaaltss 9tattieo eavieIh MRS Die mattieos
Gtnitfisnns. Sn rernitsser TdlIed tDb ale anbere
M as frfOiBlps ssiDisfen Dnbtn, inir6 bird
bic 4lattccprep ntsonen bet aid5enbae GriQIa ell
aftLs 8t. fpr6f bet berihngte $peNafi tpeM6et he
iti arb bte Tapfttn bet rctdttete yaen 4r Anwsns
~. ~. - geus -. - W.. -
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CFenes Gst,rei6clr an q
9tmbDIph Salon, befreffenl
- sreie GeaaeimNenS
3on Hrlehrid. M5n.

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5nIereFe gelelen slllb ba CO mir palIeno
afatiut BAD ir6ero JeiManN Elm gsOgt
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bic bielbetDegte Geeeumert suno ineine
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6eGtimnlt; aber ni6t meme t6eologif6 der,
iOHDern meme pbllOIopbiiHeu &thAien,
berhmabRB9 NIL dggnem DenteH un0
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3ge ieot hextite met hinteK nir1 iDoten IS
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ut 6ertH tigfef9sbenOen ssorfGnnden Id
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wa AeapG Am tbMns init her ortl@reiten0en
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r9aars easRFhAa alls kbeflAen Gid tfmfEen mid
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Bier angelangt, sfanb Id sbot saIIen
Gih0en Elm berEn0@ ertes, berbsilIsins1laks
nsh5a idaD hDo msatD i8ee &trd Shtbhs1l ssfaf.
~ sfeAthupa) bcr, iuel9srM t mt aller
- &tafteh et9e9enrat. Damn aber, mad
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Gifenbabn.,,

{. ~ sasf 9sneraI Snuerintenoents Office .
= Najbpiue, Aug. 90 1866. = y
Slbanoerune in Der @bfabrtsSeit:a'
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1866

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sefdbrIit nn6 it5sr, Der Bette sattenpsrtiIgeu e.
den mir e seiebeu baber. SeSe Ratte, bic IS fnos
fribt IS intS mas herbeu tRo sIpar eep5bnlid9
einem Ease, pelchsr pom benz eiitfernt it, ND eas
RitteI binaeRtnt lphtSe.@ Eaate shore Ribisan.
mirror) 4Sisbs geaar's sBlss antausisnns.
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s ssa sas asinissn dhss a.isa pen aisSanissiSsn
iunf7 Suits
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STE Sse,pG s,tIsanS 81 afIaer:,.

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aslld iss b (6ortietanals 3 said
IN 9ean miro berHerfeg,4 Dab Der
eiasioe iueientlide lluterl6ie6 swiIden
iBiees @euneruepr 80rbeaS ufaoa tien.
8airo jiber Dieiep 8usIft oariibsr ltatt.
finbets lper anr Wontag snerltdbje Obj
fen6Hng bon 3rnppen perldIuasa lSas
glbfommem sluiro gstEoifena3s 8orbees.
gebt gum MaDor ul1s siaat iibnl baDoli,
uno 6er WaDor irentiih sS ubsrsfi. g
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iBairD am sSreitag nub am Sonn0ben0.
init ibnt ll6erei1fam uno5pheripradJ,
IrHppell all ienDela. NJ. aH $50 sss4 9
+, Sen. Bairb idm0vt 5Dab er Dies f1ies..
mails beripradk unD slifgenps eorlber
iibereinfanr naitjhni seoer ,iraeno lperi,
aHseeneNnIiien nit GteIIbertgetenoetn
gene. Serbees am WprgeH bss aafsl
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Meall terpleid1e aud ons 8euaniB oes
MaaHer Mogree uflo General 6errDn in.
Betreff Der 3afnnnleufalft nnc bes
Mlabpf 8arlers ltab bic 8eriueh0nne
bon YoIi3ei iillD MliIitdr. i,qdi lsss !.
arl Iisbe alh bns 3epgHibI bes So
Iitej sGbgfs MAeuls, Der bic BON Alfa1or
|senfpfaHgeHen JpftraEtieIen setailIikt un6
feline BeIehles pie@ oliSeitoreea 5H balten
nnN bic @yiiHne bafiiry in lpeLdeI aber
| teiR 18ert Der 8ealiAnabme ,aAf effDats
tste pgiljtdrifAe GjiIfe b0rfonlpts Die
fes 3en9nib lpnFog bersben oes WlabOrs
/ QaR cara oh<raa afta,1 st1sn
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Gs Fam ni6t geleugnet iuer0eu, oaB
Sen. Bairo bon 6ieler Stuiloe an fem
M0sIidliteS that, UNI oas 9lnsriden per
Eruppsti. gu beidIeunigen, iUelde ubsr
unaInfli1er Meile erft antanier, nadJs
benz bic Mebelei boriiber mar unO Der
SulnuIt an oiefem 8unfte ~ Gnoe
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SauptnieberIa9e IN aris; S Is
G. ssssas. grimatilt 3 co.,
a,ae As Sue 9fi9eIitu
FUR 9eeiu @OrE.
Toueera' 8 Daubttfieft,
40 ia 30 @ep @iliam(r,
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. Rein 2eberthran urebr.
eJtrDananes qsagflllena q. 3elttbe

] bon Surln Oh Bni1olL.
adi,res Der meoisinii9en NtaSemie in 9dns.
9ieies sef9madpone srsparoSf lutrS ron ben erftsn
6eiten bee 3efbainHgs &SeTtsseuge aIs Bastra gle
laHae,uue ihipere 9erbnnnna, Bldbung. 2ebersa b !
senSen srebsl ae. nit erobem Grfose nrgewohst.
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3hi BIB iIIseauno 8 eae4a II
&. rzsst,ys sssssIzzza 80 1Il
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gferg4fe Seppf.n. gefldtef tbller aen

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pHnHyt9e @nbftaIt aus @rdileA bic hnrt no n eber
IN Gebrda9 geweIsig gsbsilt. ebssa rsgsffi
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@eeem Massebrana
Astite 8fAtarnitltb nmbH @letS, fneb t
- 49, 800 ~ uiebr. ,iaafs
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GnNdhr an Stene bet EifenmttteI upUptirt.s Gs 1T
flB, fntb Aitb gefinhdps piit entipxidti 10 iefnen
STANDARDIZATION Der 8uianrfeligbnrg tss 3liltes uHb
her &tto9elt. 0fgeI Btti 4fudt, Wngenbe idperbens
S9wd9e, gerenuupa une Nnenfg, gtbt 9 fein f9netz
sssr 1ne i4fEsE pissttless PIE atnbents Pc
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
E,lfelrrnif,y.


ETERNITY, has no grey hairs. 7 The
flowers fade, the heart withers, man
grows old and dies, the world iies down.
IN the sepulchre Of ages, but time writes
no wrinkles on the brow of eternity.
Eternityl 7Stnpendous fhoughtl The
ever present, unborng undscaying and
undying--the endless chain, comprising
the life of God,-ths golden thread, en-
,twinipg the destinies of the Universe.
Earth has its beauties, but time shrouds
them for the grave; its donors, they
are but as the gilded aepulchres; its
possessions, they are toys of changing
fortune; its plessnres.s they are but
bursting bubbles. Not so in the untried
bournes In thes dwelling eof the Al
mighty can come no footsteps of decay
Its day viii know no fdarkening --eter~
nal .splendors forbid 1.-THE approach of
night. Itsfountains willnever fail, they
are fresh from the eternal thronesHIts
glory will never -waRe, for there is The
ever present God e.Its harmonies win
never cease, exhaustiess supplies the
aOup
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

AccIDENT ON WABASH RlyER-0n
Tuesday, Of last week, frightful acci.
dent occurred to Mr.. Mahlon Russell
and others, of Vermiilion county, while
crossing the Wabash river at Montezu-
-ma.=-Fkseems that channel had been
cut through ihe-ice across the river, for
the purpose Of ferrying heavy teams.
While the @fefry-boat, Containing Mr..
Russell, with his leam-two splendid
horses and wagon-togethern with Mr.,
VIM. r. Bales, Mr. Jos, Burns, and the
ferryman, the ice above unexpectedly
gave way, coming down and crushing
the ferfy-bost and wagon. and drown;
ing one horse, which, With the ferry boat
and wagon, was forced under the ice.
The men all escaped to shore without
any serious bodily injury. ~ s,tr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

Settle receipts of the New York
/ 2F6bMae for the last week in December
were over forty-seven thousand dollars
($47, 648 y And yet We understand there
are people hereabouts who can see no
sufficient reason why New Albany pa
per should not be made equal to a. IRA.
bane and World Perhaps q com pari,
son Of our receipts, with those of the
Tribune, might open their eyes on this
point Neso 4tbany Ledger. IS -
That is true. We have men in our
midst who pretend that they cannot I'M
derstand why il is that a-paper on q
capital Of q few thousand dollars can
not be made as readable as soneson an
income of hundreds of thousands We
are grati6ad to know, however, that this
class of unreasonable fault-fnders is
growing small by degrees and beauti-
fully less ra anniaW 1saEo9 q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

Z eGouRr HOUSE, BuasED. We learn
from private letter that the Vermil-
lion county courthouse, at Newport,
Intl.s was destroyed by fire on the 9Th
inst, while Court vas in session. The
Court adjourned toothe NJ r. Church
building TheOhfceofthe Hoosier State,
belonging 10 Wn. =. LoYengood, Clerk
of the Court, ia the same building, was
also destroyed q = sssa sssgeasls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
centenaryo Of pIsshoalan,.

!
The Joint Centenary aCemmIttees Of
the four Indiana Conferences convened
atIndianspolis-oh the 9th ult These
Committees are composed of the clergy
and laity Of the Church, and are from
the various sections Of the State, as
follows:
.b3ssg INDIANA CONF EREECE.
MINISTERS John Kiger, Hayden
Hays, Cyrus Mutt, B. f. Rawlins, John
I lnasn fdsle: William II! i.
Browning, J, ]. Wright I, r. Nj. Allen,
y. 8. Mcdonald. = p q ar Z
/ "a NORTH INDIANA CONFERENCE. ssasla
MINISTERS Thomas Bowman, Jacob
ColcIazer, M. Mahan, W. s. Burch, Il.
W.. Muuson, Ell. JaMack. E. s. Preston.
| Z LAysfEN. George Medium, Joseph A.
Funk, Calvin Fletcher, sSen., Frederick
Baggs, Aaron o. Swazey, Lewis Bark,
| David Hazard, John M Miller
SOUTHEAST INDIANA CONFERENCE.
MN1srERa.--J. b. Lathropp John g
.Chafee,J. 8 Fevis, Thomas III. Lynch.
LAYMEE--Wm. Hannaman, J. C. Me-.
Intosh, WILL Cumbaek, ohm P. Rouse,
Melvill G. Hester. s s. 49, ss-.z am (
.slEoRTHwEsr INDIANA CONFERENCES.
MINISTER'S Wood, John Il
Smith, @. M. Boyd, VIM. Graham, B.
Wilson Smith. lie ssEaalfsaq iisa gsar s-s-ss4
50 LAYMEs. --John Brownfeld, Henry S.
Lane, Levi Ritter, r. WsThompson, L.
-sf77 4gAaa sssa 10 o. KifasKa u K ns&
saaA After q lengthy and spirited debate,
upon motion Of John Ingle, JE9 the max
imum sum 6xsd as the basis for the cen,
tenary, collection in, Indiana wss 0EE
million DOMAINS This would sbs only
little more than $40 per member for
the Methodists of the State, and only 80
percent more than one man in New
York has already contributed to the
canse. ga4ea ~ fHaasssa 90 49, azauas
2 1t 10 understood that a large amount
of this fund is. to go towards the en-
dowment of Asbury University Noble I
Offering The blessings of a. hundred
years calls for it. May it be given
cheerfully. Il was thought at first that
the million would be equally divided
among the four 'Gonferehces, but per-
haps il was more wisely determined that
nolamount BE- Fixed to the Conferences
separately, bun that teach be left to vie
with the others, in the raising Of this
free will Offering.
1 The place renorted FIR ff,e cafahratian
Of the Centenary was unanimously adop-
ted, and is as follows ~
The Committee appointed to draw up 4
plan for the celebration of our CenteS
nary, beg Leave respectfully to report
the following resolutions as enbodying
their views On TIM subject.
l.. Resolved, That ID 10 the decided
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

Al old man stood on New Years
night at the window, and looked with.
the eye Of heightened despair mp to tho
immoEahle, etsrn&l-blonmings heaven,
and down upon the still, innocent, anow-
white earth, upon which now there was
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

~4 ms 49, I'LL
- = : IT $50 1'ss''1s =
NJ. s~a~;.I - -, :. S M 1.oseu %
g. -S-I 80 -,
ps.,o- ga 49, O. - s ,a.0 =. = ~
- nr,rz-s,,.,,s, =, -. s.s-.s1rn -o
mn L-E - In = 1913
F P',-s - So 'Aa"y ,, ySS1spss
life shey propose to,leads Several vo ss
~ ladaa alao sr ,as - hIas.;a.. r
nardopad ain ana bsys - adorr a H..
sssIve.s v;,b he aorrsn,an, IS -
10 ,la,S eu;at l.n;,;t ii srs, !, 49,. oe
- osr,, g. =, =
sns oaogAsn yocnooiE cniiorsn we're also
received into the fold OF the Church
The @Iambs of the dock = were always
sscCg TfsaeSEdaa With sn.c;at favor nv the Sa.
1880 d 81 al.l J-.-. q =, -, = !,
nos "nen ns was upon tne sarIl, anu
the Third stseet Church has great re-
sponsibilitv resting upon il. in watching
over tha chiiaran comm;t,sd 30 i'll care
% WCIfgT sEII
gracious work OF revival ls 10
II progress at the Ingle street NJ. E. Church
I've AZ mt know fba nnn,hare "a e,oonvsrr..
11- - - ff''.sisfI ~. -
saons, pus VIC zre AVE- swrr II tnat tne mem
bers have been refreshed az from the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13


Fifteen hundred persons on an aver
age attend the Sabbath morning service
in the Hall Of the House of Represen.
.sstized at Washington Is
A Union Prayer Meeting of all the
churches in Cincinnati was held at the
Ninth Street Baptist Church, on Tues
day, J January End, 1866, at 8 o'clock and
"a o'clock, P, NJ. = /,
Rev. q. W. Beecher's Church has in
creased its donation to the Congrega-
tional Church Building Fand from &c.,
900 TO $l5 900. sS III - D III
According to o Communication from
Rev. W. W. Patton, d. d. IN the Inde-
pendent, the First Congregational
Church of Chicago has q membership
Of $50; the Plymouth Church has 200
members; the New England Church,
200; the Union Park Church, 100; the
South Church, 80; the Salem Church,
so; total Of members, loo. The mum,
Der of resident Congregational minis
tera In Chicago is thirteen-fve OF whom
are pastors, three professors, and Eve
secretaries Of benevolent societies. 7as
b Rev Benjamin. Kartz, D. D., LII D.,
for thirty years editor Of the Lutheran
Observer, Baltimore, died December 49,
nund I'm 4a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

So far as can understand tue mat.
ter, there is nothing impracticable or
extrRvagant in this estimate of &5 ,000,s
/ - GOO. IL we realize that sum in 1866,
and secure net increase of seventy.
one thousand members, to make up an
even milhous shall heocontsut ~
We continue our weekly summary Of
= revivals, mostly copied from the Western
Christian AdU0cdse:
At Jcnesville, Ind, protractsd meet.
ing has resulted, 90 far. in So accsssions
to the Church. Chaplain Heuring is the
minister in charge.
On che Mt. Sterling Circuit, 3. E. In.
90 asana ronfaranan a meeting twa&,fv.two
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

Rev. Henry M. Dexter, for fourteen
years the chief editor of the Congrega-
tionalist. Boston, prints his Valedictory,
January 5th- He feels that the Berk-s
ley-Street Church requires his full time
as pastor and preacher. aaM
EARLY TRAIHIEs FOB THE MINISTRY
a correspondent of Boston exchange
says: 80. Ffss, 1,5,s ~ u ssaW rue
81 Candidates for the ministry never viii
appear In numbers to meet the wants of
the times till Christian parents, with .
warm, controlling love to Christ, and a
deep conviction Of their responsibility
for the souls of men, shall cofsecrote
their sons 10 The cork of The ministry,
and train them for IL. + Is
- u $3.50 - 80 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

II tfVFom the German 81 Jean Paul Richer
Ths New YssEss sight Of an Unhsppy
ness. e. 81 Han. we
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13


Sixty Of seventy hopeful conversions
have occurred in Eastford, Conn.
sG3 In1CarTsr Mas, 70 rose recently for
exrrs prayer. Y swgs7rv7 s9Ar soisT I
Arevival 10 in progress at Robinson,
Maine, with a number of conversions
.Fgs reported, and there in special interest
manifested at Macheas, Me-, and other
places I'm the State
very interesting account Of the
Third Presbyterian Church Sabbath
Ct. School, Cincinnati, is published in the
last Herald and Recorder From
.{kHEs lit we learnthat theirs are about 500 pu-
pills belonging to the school, and differ
ent Bible Glasses. The contribution TO
! g. SadiEsrebt objects, during fhs ysar, were
$766 OF this, nearly $500 have been
given to Home and Foreign Missions
al There are so classes In the School
About so we're hopefully converted at
g = the Communion Service, in April last
and SO united with the Church There
is still asilentreligious influence stwork
in the school, and better works are
looked for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

s1N -sgHUBEBTs Collector Of the City Of Evans
VILE bptween ths hours of and AZ O'Clock A. n.
and nd o'clock p NJ, on 0o are
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY PATH ,dseey =.
VIII aell ct pablo auction, at theidoor Of the
Court mouse IN the city Of Evansville, indiana
real estate and improvements, assessed for the
payment OF City Taxes for the year 1855. due from
the owners thereof the CITY of Evaisyfile, said
taxes being now due and unpsil and Tor the costs
of said sale; and that the sale Will Be coBtfR ned
on the next day thereafter, viz. on Thursday, the
25th day of January, 1865, at O'Clock p NJ, at
she door OF the Court hcuse IN Evansville for the
purpose Of selling srch property as may have
been sold ON thc DAY 1fst above mentioned, ana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

TaKAysLAFrD By >. N. THOMPSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
n eReFsJ. C. Smith offered the following
which was adopted: 49,

WHEREAS, The year of our Lord 1866
is not only the centenary of Metho6ism,
bat Is also further interesting to US and
the whole country, in the fact that it is
80 Immediately connected with the close
Of the late terrible war which has DESC
lated The Nation # X
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

W " w. Ms~% WI S@p %%%% R~@%~
- 81 EyANsAILLE. IND.
Isl SATURDAY 80 ! ..Aj1NdARY Is
RELIGIOUS.
3lItV z III p...s,..l,.s.
~ Rsvivals have recently heen in prog
IA gross q the Ms. Carmel Presbyiefian
Church. Gods people we're made To-
rejoice by the presence of the Holy
Spirit, in the conversion of SOULS Six
-zu& ntsanswsre fecsised into lie aeommuuion
-a1nax sAe4hs First Presbyterian obnrch at
- - 1FindleE, 0hioy u; persons have recently
- - united With the Church.
At Coatesvills, Pa, AZ persons have
rscensly nnitsd with the Church, the
!5vn fruits Of a glCrioas revival:
The Rev. DIR. McNair writes to the
g Foq4 editors of the Pres6yterian, ID which
he says: The revival on the bounds of
(. the Donegal Presbytery still continues.
There has been precious work In
Chanceford congregation, of which, the
ExAT Rev. John Farqnaher is pastor; IS
were added TO that Church last commu-
MON, and large number reserved for
Anus the next communion occasion The
ave zse Lord has done great things for this peo-
pie. was present at the time of the
waw outpouring of,the Spirit. there, : and1
erv think never saw O more genuine re-
vivaL There has also been an inter
esting work of grace in the Bellevue
congregation, of which the. Rev John
gina Elicit is pastor 90 are named the
aa- hopeful subjects of it, There has been
quite an awakening in tie Presbyterian
xr. Church at Lancaster; 27cwere admit
ted to the communion last Sabbath, and
others purpose. in due time, to profess
Christ before men,"
An intefesting work of grace is In
progress in Holland. Mass, Some 30
conversions reported. The interest
was extended into Wales.
A few caassof hopeful conversion are
AaS&sA reported from Windsor
.sss A revival, which began last January
s.a in Malone, N. Y, in connection with
the week Of prayer, - still continues.
fT More than 60 have been added to the
ff4sr a5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
IGROCERS.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

AND WHEREAS, The dawn Of peace
once more to the whole people; and
whereas this year has been fixed by
many divines as the opening of the glo-
rious Millennium promised in the holy
Scriptures to the world; therefore,
4 Res0gveds list. That we have reason
/ to hope it will be marked as an epoch
Of great spiritual awakening through
every part 7ofour Zion.