The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

nut and Second in this city The
Presbytery embraces the, Churches in
Southwestern Ihdiianiahaail The, attend
anoe of ministers and elders is fair.
THE session, we suppose, viii be con
tinued over theSabbath. We notice
the former pastor of this Church, Rev.
JIG White, il i lance nee "''''
.ei8I G A 3 1rsIs I. 0,9WA
| P ~ First Baptist Church, Marble Hall,
Rev George b Penteeost, Pastor.
Business yandv covenant meeting to-
might atn7 30 clock atiWhick time an
opportunityaRiln be given to any who
may wish 70 unite with the, Church,
~ Preaching tomorrow morning, attic
o'clock, The Lords Supper viii be
celebrated at 3 p M; visiting and
PRESIDENT brethren, not members Of
sister churches, are invited to attesd.
Preaching in the evening at73, O'clock.
STREET PREAeHING.-Geo. r. Pen
tecost, Pastor, First Baptist, Church,
will preach tomorrow evening at 5
O'Clock, on the corner of Main and
Third Streets from the stand in the
Court House yard.dq 80 80
Rev. Lewis Logeless writes from
Petersburg Augea4: g asBr, J. LsIr-
win, of Shelbyville, commenced pro :
tracted meeting with us on the i7th
inst, and fifteen were added to the
ehurchga The meetinglasted tehlda!yas
Freedom Association is to meet
with the. Bridgeton Church on, Fri
day, August 31st, at r11qA Ann AR
rangements have been made for con
veyanee to the Association on Thurs
day and Friday, from IRosedale, on
the Evansville and Rockville Rail
roa 's5s 81 es4s. On. a.f & I
T. aworks of that wonderful worker
SpurgeOn lose none of their popular
ityi His Morning by Morning, or
Daily Bible adings, soon ito be
published by Messrs. Sheldon & Co.,
promises to be a-great faYorite. Eai3
} y Rev,,zA. b: Earle, the evangelist,
has decided to go to California, on
invitation of the San Francisco Min
listers Union which is composed of
elergyEen of. various denominations.
3ssqiThe Evansville Association of Bap-
fists, win meet with Barren Fork
Church, Friday before the second
Sabbath in October, at 10'A. M. Ed
er J 0 Bloomer, to preachT the annual
sermon, Elder e. y 8Skaggs, alternate.
On Sunday, at9l1 o'clock, by request
of 1.-THE Ministerial Conference, the
funeral Sermon of Elder r. Eskridge
will beapreaeheda
70 SAEAGEsfEs IN GREAT BR11rA II .MT f,hn
ayerags Salaries Of the Baptist minis
ter, of Great Britain isas onlyd180
pounds, aor about 5000 sum lower
than that; received. by the average
skilled workingman The how" to
have them incteased is, a question
agitating the Churches. :, 4to lsl llll1
.3U5E8c9 lG03 -I--I- 81 10 ,tHt4
.0a0. zoe ROMAN GATHOLIC. H6k5
CHOLERA -Archbishop Purcell au-
thorlzes the pastors of congregations
in his archdiocese, to dispense the
faithful committed to their care from
the obligation of abstinence from
flesh meat on Friday, ember days, and
vigils. He also calls the attention of
the Health Officers to the necessity of
forbidding the making of the dead
from cholera. We hope the officers
will attend to their duty in this mat
ter, and put an end to the abomina-
ton:
THE RITE OF CoNFIRMATIoN.-On
last Sunday confirmation was given in
st. ePhilomend's Church. of Cinc;n-
natl, by the Right Rev. Bishop Rose
Grams. The Bishop preached and
confirmed eightythree, chiefly boys
and girls of the parish school. There
were some ten or twelve adults.
| New CATHOLIC HosPITAL.-Messrs.
j. U. Butler and Lewis Worthington,
of Cincinnati, purchased the Marine
Hospital, a few weeks ago, for seventy
thousand FIVE hundred dollars $50
500,) and presented it in fee simple to
the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati.
We understand that the conditions of
the conveyance are, that the institu-
ton shall be open to the poor sick.
without distinction of religion, or
language, or birthplace. 1t is now
called the Hospital of the Good Sa-
marian. It5N
Tn the church of the Jesuits at Vi
emma, recently, Father Kinklowstroem
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