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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
OfrIuE OF rue AuDIrOn OF STATE, /

OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
Columbus, O., Nov. 10, 1866.
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing
is correct copy of the Statement Of the
Condition of the Hartford Liye Stock In
surance Company Of Connecticut, made TO
and flied in this Office, FOR The year 1867.
[sEALl " Witness myshand andseal OIL
cially.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Ch'f Clerk.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
Administrators A Sale 0f'
asssa Real Estate, a

BYgORDER OF PROBATE, COURT
!. = OF VINTON COUNTY,, OHIO. ss4
Patrick Henry Quinn, Administrator 'SfI ,.tfs ti
Of Estate OF Michael Daugherty, In yinton FRO
deceased, s-~ ~ Aei As bate Constr
sef.bgl gg 3i vs. of m Petition to
Mary Daugherty tt gl. Sell Land.
IN pursuance OF an order of the Probne Court of
i Ninton county, Ohio granted on the Sth day OF
February A. d. 1867, l,will offer for sale atpubhc
Msndag, the 18th day Of March, :
w afa 5e al. ID. 1867, 50 sSe
between the hours OF 10 .o'ooek Al and clock
r. NJ sefsad day, upon the premises in the Tean-
ship OF NVikesyille, the following described Real
Estate, situate in the county Of Nnon and State o
The West hall Of the Southwest oaar:er OF Sec.
ton Number Five (Np.b,) Township Number Eight,
(Ne. 81 Range Number Sixteen, mo. 16,) containing
Setenty.four acres. fit N1g5 81 g. A. Z
s{ ar ALSO. AZ
Thrty-fou acres on otthe East hall Of the South
East Quarter ofSecon Number Six, NO. G,) Town
ship Number Eight, mo s. R9nge Number Sixteen,
no. 16l in the courty Of Vnton, and State of Ohio,
containina ThiftY-iohf acres. - aa4 4 !.
Appraised at SIo6.UV,
Terms ofSale--O One.thlrd cash IN nand; one third
in six months, and the remaining ohe-thrd n tweIYe
months, non the day OF sale, with interest; defer
red payments secured bY mortgage upon the prem
:, PATRICK HENRY QUINN, '''Rt
Admir- OF Mehael Daugherty, deeeased.
Febfhary Z, lS67--4w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
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HARTFORD LlYE, ST0eK k ENsgRA gcE
ss COMPANY, e
Is q OFf CONNECT lou liiaaoJ /
STATEMENT oFsTAE & cAplTIcK I.


,rai saifgl fgalt oFTHE' er qaa y a6o
Hartford Live Stock Inaurancs
.l,. '4lA H2ili " '5& sssam olii0lsd
~ or conhectioat,di qsss-
dsal e ~" fh-i 2f g3Ul Iaaf9 tlR II
0N the lst day OffNovember,s 1866, made
" 20 the ambition Of Ohio, pursuant 70 TIE
Statuleof that Stateso osu sgegJ gra 5se6.t
silsH.is CAPITAL. +lslj ay..,sssl,
The amount.Of sCqpital Stock -,si sao
paid up i, l'.9 "a. & ,lSl5p,o9O 90
ebd9il' VII r ASSETS, Ssts .iF
Cash on hand, and in the. hands ,',g No.
n OF Agents. iiHa 'ao o1,s, S22,342 GO
The Bonds and StocksloNned hys y
the Company .gaifpoea .of 83,457 30
Debts due1the Company, secur,m fr,
ed by Mortgage, 36, 5000
Debts otherwise secured, $4,000 90
Debts for Premiums, .-. 2,785 67
All other Securities, 4 4 ls,, 2il 90
Total Assetspf Company, Sl55,296 SO
sli III. LIABILIArIES.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
DcmocraticEh Enquirer

ItepAg of LEGAL IptersEt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Land Notice.

..~ United States Land Office,
Eermi''ion, ID. T., Aug 81, loG7. J
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

~-~~. 4 * ST.. :.
b. BATES rs. Z JACKSON. Before Sam'l
Whitehorn., ex.officio, Justice OF the
Peace for Dakota County, Nebraska.
To n Jackson, Defenaam:
You are hereby notified Nat ycn have
/ been sued by b. Rates that On the .22nd
day Of August, 1851, An order 6niattach
ment was issued against you BY Samuel
Whitehorn, OK of6eio justice ot ths peace
for Dakota County, Nebraska, for the sum
Of one hundred dollars, and costs of suit not
to exceed ff,y dollars and ,hat on tbe 9th
dsy Of fAs1u4sl S6I Pc ca!7 was % Iourn-
ed until October OH, 1867, nt 10 o'clock,
A. NJ THOS. L. GRIrFEY, =
sep'-3w Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

Notice is hereby given, that Special
City Election, for the election OF one
person for the office Of Mayor to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation or Chas
X. Smith, will be held on Tuesdny. the s,h
day Of October, 1867. in Sioux City, Iowa,
in the LIST, I'd and Sd Wards, at the usual
places and hours Of holding elections
BY order Of the City Council.
< JAS J. BoOGE. MayorYro tens~
4. R. WKnaf Clerk. ""' T"Ff~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Sheriff Sale.

\ OTfci. is hereby gscn that ty virtue of
~ an execution issued out OF the office of
the Clerk Of the District Court of Woodbury.
County, Iowa, and to ne directed on IA ind.
Yent ~ 1a.or .ot sSears & A'lisos,asa-ss'
Js'as L. Bsnaa Is1Ave lisisa Gpon aia sin
sell at public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday. October 5th. 1867. in
front Of the front door Of the Hall in Sioux
City ip said County, where the last term of
the District Court OF said Comfy was hold
en-, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of sold day, the fol-
Loving described real estate, to-wit
Tbs soa'h ha!f ~ of 10, number six (G)
in block number (5f.n Sioux Cay East Ad-
ditlon, or 50 much thereof as shall be nece<
sary to satisfy the sam of aSl09a 50, and
II 50 cost Of suit and .pccruing cost, with
interest on said,ihln Of $l0s7 sd, NJ
Sheriff. Office, Sioux City, Iowa, sertem"
Der 9th, 1867. ,&'1@H '" ~'.,>.. III
JOHN UAGl>
Sheriff .Wo',dtury Co, iowa.
By A. B GRIFFIN, deputy. -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

49,. United S,a,es Land Office,
EermI'ion, ID. T., Aug 81, 1867.
To ] Norris:
\ OF are hereby notified 10 be and appear
/ at this office on the 9th day e: October.
a. ID. 1861, att o'clock p. NJ. Of said da.
t" show cause if any you have, why
Christopher Maloney should not be permit
ted to enter as Homestead the bf OF Sc
qr and Sc or of Sc Or, sec. IS; and ne or Of
ne qr sec. 35, township ninety (9o) Of range
forty eight (4S) west said Maloney claim
in- the right to enter said land as A home
stead on the grounds Of superiority cf right
You are also notified to appear st said time
and place TO show what right you have 10
said land, yon having f'ed d"claratory state,
mcnt number AT, July -, 1868, claiming
said Ian d as u pre- emptor.
NELSON MINER. Registsrz
ss,,,.,n ~ I i, esa r. sEcsSVi' rSssiys,; ys..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Shcrtffs' Pr0ciasMatiOn.
u M Sheritrs onitt, Sioux ri'@Iow

September II, 1861.
Notice is hereby given, That on Tuesday
the eight day of October next the day ind =
Gated in the above pfoc.snatian. an election
will he hell in the several precincts Of
Woodbury. County, for the election Of the
following officers, to wit:
For The .chioe. of Tftas1ier; H. TH
For the Office of Sheriff
For the Office oc County Judge;
For the Office of Sup't of Schools;
For the Office of County Surveyor;
For the office Of Drainage Commissioner
For the Office Of Coroner.
IL. s. Given under my hand this l2.h day
OF September, n, r., 1867. <ry
- #- fs &*3fE II F4 sfaiyNv
Sheriff of Woodbury. County.
ByA. B. GRIFFIN, Depnty."
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Ordinance No
an FURDN1 NCB 10 cdsskuct n sidewalk
I. o"s soph Ade afsThf1 stree, bet~eer
P"nrl and Douglas streets, Sioux City

an FURDfNl NCR 70 cdsskuct sidewalk
N o"s soph Hde sff Th,t1 stree, between
P'"rl aud Douglas streets, Sioux City,
Iowa.
Be it ordained by the City Council of Sioux
City, Iowa,
|. That on or before the st dav of No.
vember, A D 1867, ,he owners of lots or
parts of los situated as hereinafter des-
cribed shall cause sidewalks four feet wide to
be built Of good sound cottonwood plank,
two inches thick, to be laid crosswise with
'he straet-and the outside edge of the plank
walk shall be on a line ten feet from the
face of the lots; the said planks to rest on
bearers not over four feet apart and said
bearers, if Of cottonwood, to be four by six
inches square, and if of oak, not less than
four inches square, and of the bsss uuatity
of either kind Ind s1jd hearersat0 res. IN a
good solid foundation, ,ands 10 the Civ
Supervisor may direct or approve. =
Sec. 1t shalr&A the duty Of the CITY
Supervisor to snrerin'end or give such in-
structions as he may deem nee s.ary in
order t. secure a uniformity of construction
and grade Of SAID sidewalk in &C ordance
with the provisions of the Ordinance.
Sec. ) If any of the owners aforesaid
lail TO comply with the. req"ire ne"ts of ,hir
oori'uaace in thc--,nan ner Sndaiee Of build
ing, or OF the .Hatoria1s furnisEe1 for said
sidewalk, the City Supervisor may direct the
same TO be taken np arl reltd, or may, if
necessary. direct the hu,Ilirg of the same,
and he shall report the costs Of snrh taking
up, rc'ayng or building t, the City Counci'.
and the tspeuscs thereof shall he assessed
as tax against the contiguous lots or parts
Of Tors, and collected in the maNrer pro-
vid"d bv law
Sec. + The ar,-csail Sidewalk; 10 20 c~n,
Structed in fir mt of all lots or parts Of iot>
contiguous 70 the following boundaries. to-
wit: commencing Ut the east side Of Pearl
Street, where Third street i,ins Pear! street
ana running east along tie south side OF
Third stree 70 where Third street Joins the
west sid" Of Dougfass street 10 Sioux City
East A11r,on u I u
Passed Serteroh O. l~G1
JAS. T.. BpOGE, Mayor,
A. Il. WRIGHT. Clerk
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

DAVID ". DONSON rs T. JACKSON
Before Sam Whitehorn ex o''ivlo jus
tiee OF the Peace for Dakota County,
Nebraska.
To Z JacI.s n, 7.';,"'ani:
\ OC are hereby notified that yon hove
l. he"n sued hy u ". D"dSon. that on he
-. day cf August 1867, an order Of attach
mont was issu,d against v1u hv Samuel
Whtehorn cx-ofFicio, a Justice Of the Peace
for Dakota County. Nebraska, for the sum Of
sevcnty-seven dollars and eighty cents
balance due on certnin due bill given BY
YOU to +. Bates for one hundred and twenty
dollars, and by him assigned to y. "
Dodson-and costs Of suit net to exceed
$50. ana that on the 21,h day of Angus:
1861, the cause was adjourned un.il October
9th, 1867, at o'clock. p. NJ
IlOS l.. GRlFiEI.
s"r1-3w Attorney for p,I
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

STATE or Iowa
Executive D. p,r,ment.
IN accordance with tie law. oc the State
L OF Iowa, and 10y virtue Of authority in me
vested. |, W. N. STONE, Governor of the
State Of Iowa, hereby proclaim ed give
notice, that on the second TUESDAY OF the
coming October, namely. on October S'h
A. d. 1867, there will be held in and thrO ch
out the State of Iowa, n General Election
and hereby de.ignatc aud announce the
following specified Offices as the offices - b.
filled at said general election by vote of all
the electors of said State, to-wi,:
The office Of Governor of the ,Stste.
The office Of Lie1'enant Governor Of the
State
State.
The Office of Super;nter dent Of Public
Instruction.
The office OF Judge Of the Supreme Court
in place of Ralph p, Lowe, whose term ex-
pires in January, 1868
Also, the office Of Attorney General Of
the State tor the nnexpired term Of F. +,
Blssell, deceased. the vacancy now being
filled by Henry O'Connor, appointed June
90, 1867.
Also, the office Of Superintendent. Of Puh.
lie Instruction fer the pnexpired term OF O.
Fevi'e, resigned, the vacancy being no~
filled by d. F. Wells, appointed May /, 1867
Also, al the same lime there will be held
Special Election in the 2222i Senator.
Distr ct, composed Of Scott County. to i'll
the vacancy oeeas'oned BY the resignation
Of Joselh b. Leake, late Senator from said
District. .--r
Whereof all the lawful electors of The said
State and Of The I'D Senatorial District,
will take due notice AMI whereof the Sher-
ifs Of the Counties 1T the State OF Iowa
aad the Sheriff OF the County COMPRISING the
22b Senatorial District, viii take official no
tice, and be governed accordingly
1n testimon whereof, I have he-run'o set
my maine and caused to BE- affixed the Grea,
49, Seal Of the State of Iowa Done
L. S. at Des Moine., this 9th day Of
49, September A. j.. 1857, in the
twenty first year Of TIE Sta,e Of Iowa. and
of the Independence of the United States
the ninety-second.
u W. NJ. STONE.
BY the Governor:
Ep WRIGHT, Scc'y of State
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
no MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY ?
Why NOT?

serisss Rsasetlens fsr YsuAg Hen. in
Essays Of the Howard Association the Psychological
Errors abnEsA and diseAseS induced BY ignorance of
natures laws Ia the first Aga 81 Sent in sealed
envelopes, free Of chsrge. Addrsss Dr J. skiilin
licnkhton, Howard Association. Phiisdelphia Penn
Sylyania. lahf67.ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
Stoux Gitp Aegisttr.

Tr- f. !.
DEMOCRATIC TICkET.
For Governor:
CHARLES MASON.
Fol" Lieutenant Covcrn"r:
DANIEL NJ. HARRIS.
For Judge Supreme" Court:
JOHN H. CRAIG.
For Attorney General:
w. r. BARKER.
For Srpt. Publ" Instruction:
MATURIN l.. FISHER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28
legal Notice.

10 1 Hcaus j. lITt0a-Sr:
VOU are hereby notified that .trrs Is nov
+ I Fon file N abe soMcesof~sbsr.C CT rh sf the
District Court in and for Woodbury. County,
Iowa, petition Of Asahel Pirce. claiming
ct YOU the sum Of six hundred ard seven
dollars and eighty three cents and costs on
the same, as money due him from You on
Two pr"mmisory notes oyecnted ~ vou.--
No". unless YOU appear and defend thereto
before noon Of. tie second day Of the next
tenn of the District Court of Wpoihury
County. Iowa, to be begun and holden Al
>'onx City, within and for said County. "n
the first Monday Of Nos"mher, A. u. l>'i1.
d"Iaulr will be entered against you and
irdgmpns rendered thereon for the full
amount claimed, together with interest and
costs oF sui,
Dated a, Siouv CITY, Mav lnth, lSC7.
ASAllEL PIERCE, Pjf.
JonN CrRRrrr, Any. sepS 4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

Resolyed, That the. mainta airo 40 in;S,o
late Of The r;sMs 81 he State, and ,spe.
cially the right Of each State 10 order aud
control its own domestic institutions accord
ing to its own Judgment exclusively is essen
,ial to that balance Of power on which the
perfection and endurance of our rolica!
fabric depends.
Resolcel, That we believe each State has
the right to regulate the elective franchise
for itself, and We as ci'izsns of the State of
Iowa, are <pppnseds to s'ritins the word
"wh'te" ont of snr State Cone,i utinn d.
Reso1rrl, That the existing tariff laws are
unjust aud heavily bur'hensomc to the agri-
cultural States. without being of q cores
ronding benefit to the government and only
of advantage to few manufacturing states.
and should be repeated or greatly med fled.
Hsso'red, That all classes Of property
should pay proportona'e ratr towards de,
traying the expenses Of the Govrrrrent -
We are therefore in favor Of taxing govern
ment bonds the same as other properly.
Resolrcd, That we are in favor of reroa'-
State, aud in favor Of enactng well rcgu-
lated Iicense law in lieu thereof
Resohcd, That We are in favor of an
amendmcn. to the Constitution of our State,
giving to foreigners the elective franchise
after they have declared aheir intention 10
become citizens Of the United States, and
have resided in this State one year.
Hes0irc3 That we demand Of onr public
officers in the State of Iowa, and N the
United States. he strictesl economy in ortl"r
TO reduce the present system Of bnrienaomc
taxation, and we derounce in the severest
terms the prot''cncy, corruption and knnvery
of our State oitlcinis and Of Congress.
Ecsoired. That the denial of the right of
representation to ten States of the Union
through odio"s military restrictions, in vio.
latlon Of the Constitution, should meet with
the unqualified opposition of every good
citizen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

WIN contract for the erection Of buildings, and
from his long experience In the business feels able t.
render ge neral satisfaction.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-09-28

Consisting Of Flooring. Doors. Sash, Blinds, Aeso
sale commission. Terms, Cash. .-
jan:G Il. II. PoWLEssQN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21

| Let me illustrate the case in point,
by two well known examples, among
many others which might be adduced.
Some years ago the late Bishop Potter
/ of Pennsylvania was invited to cele-
brate the marriage service in New
Brunswick for parties not practitioners
of mine, and one of them a clergyman
of his own Diocese. Before he gave
consent he first asked permission of
Bishop Doane to allow him to offciate
in his Diocese, and then asked the
like permission of the rector of Christ
church. Later still, the Rev. DIR.
Tying of New York was requested to
perform the same service for former
parishioner. He likewise observed
the same courtesy towards the rector
of the church and if the like courtesy
had been shown by his son, no objec
ton would have been made to his per-
forming public service in accordance
with the prescribed order of bublic
worship.
Another inference commonly made
is, that our proceedings have excited
commotion and disturbance. If this
be so, we are not responsible for it
any more than a civil magistrate is for
bringing an offender to public justice.
When the prophet of old was charged
with troubling Israel, his indignant
reply was, II have not troubled Isra-
Ell, but thou and thy fathers house in
that We have forsaken the command
ments of the Lord" So they who
forsake the Commandments of Gods
Church, and not they who keep them
and see they are obeyed, are respon-
sible for disturbing her peace. Peace
depends upon the observance not the
violation of the law, which has been
justly styled 1.-The mother of peace
and harmony of the world" With
out obedience and order peace could
not be In heaven; and how without
them can it be on earth? Religion is
but another name for that perfect law
of God, which should bind us all to-
gether in bonds of love. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21
8 From the Church Journal


The Rev. DIR. Stubbs has corrected,
in LEGAL paper, the UNCONVENTIONAL
charge that those who have presented
Mr., Tying for his act of intrusion at
New Brunswick, virtually claim juris-
diction over Methodists The follow
ing is an extract 3--qo4sns.f
Is this a legitimate conclusion?
The offence committed was against
the laws the Episcopal Church, by
which no other Christian community
is bound. Mr.. Tying was proceeded
against on the ground that he broke
his ordination vows in not conforming
TO the canon, and worship of the
Church of which he is a minister.
What has this to do with any other
body of Christians?, The jurisdiction
claimed is over him--not over them.
They are mot held as parties in the
case, and not one has been disposed TO
interfere or find fault with them. The
accusation is, not that Mr.. Tying
preached to congregation OF any'par-1
tieularssname, abut1 that he preached
without permission of the constituted
authorities of his Church, and without
using the service she has appointed
for public worship.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21

Paper, containing lessons gfor one
month is furnished each teacher
monthly; thus we have system and
uniformity In our good work. Five
Hundred Dollars will be needed to
carry out our plans the coming year.
This amount the good citizens, we
know. will furnish IF but one hun
dred gentlemen each give Hs five dol
lars, the work is done AZ -sosif = .
The State authorities tax US that
they may be able to punish the evil
doer. Let every good citizen willing
ly tax himself to. aid the faithful Sab
bath School teacher III his work of
love-training and educating.ls the
youth of our land In the principles. of
our common christianity.
JOHN +. GLOVER,
f'.'-f n Sup.'t City Miss. S. S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21
RELIGIOUS.


ar TRINITY METHODIST. - The new
Pastor, Rev. r. Andrus, breaches on
tomorrow morning and evening at
Trinity" Mr.. Andrus is transfer
from Illinois. calledEby the Bishop to
take charge in this place. judging
from the universal esteem In which
Mr.. A. is held by the people in his
former field Of labor, the congregation
over whom he presides may expect to
be favored by the efforts of a. clear
thinker, elegant speaker and Jealous
Christian. Sunday School at the
usual hour. - 4eeT4rs
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Owing to
the continued illness of the Pastor
there will be no service at Marble
Hall tomorrow. 1t is hoped that by
next Sabbath the Pastor will be able
to resume his labors. Sunday School
as usual at 8 o'clock Am.
ST. PAUL's. EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner of First and Chestnut Streets,
Rev Ell. w. Spalding, Rector. Ser
vices for tomorrow Q4th Sunday af-
ter Trinity as follows Sunday
School at 8 A. NJ. morning service at
103; evening service at "a; Mission
Sunday School, corner Of Ninth and
Sycamore Streets, at P. NJ. -
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES. - The
pastors of the different Presbyterian
Churches are at their posts, and we
suppose the usual Sabbath services
will be held to- morrow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad co.
and
Evansville L. Charlottesville
i Railroad Co.
Time and Rates Guaranteed.

Ii feIfbaHE s. ft -s1sa
Is 5aGgilu8 -A-A 147l
- hlHG = r4rasiT1 1ft
..a.-L.rI L.. Nnf mrrL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21

Ministers and members seeing this
notice are requested to preserve it.
"a sssc B. +. RAwLINs, p. 4.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21

bzE~ The above organization offers
more favorable inducements to ship
pers by this than any other route.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-21
MEETING OF THE GENERAL
BAPTISTS.
PROCEEDINGS OF LIBERTY AssoCIA-
TON.

Reported for the Evansville JournaI.1 y
$780, Liberty Association of General
Baptists held their session at Enon
Church, Gibson County, Indiana,
three miles east of Princeton-con-
yening together on Friday, the 18th
instant, and adjourned on the 18th
instant-there being delegation of
members present during the entire
session. The business of the Asso-
citation was prosecuted with energy.
'-- Rev. Thomas Strain was chosen Mod
orator, who presided over the deliber-
IS atoms during the session with that
Christian spirit and fervor to the en-
tire satisfaction of the members COM.
posing the Assembly. with Brother.
Newton SHELTON as Secretary.
III The introductory sermon was
$ preached by Rev. Benopias Stinson,
from Psalms, ''The LORDS soith as,
the God OF Jacob Is or -hsfnge On
Sabbath the large audience was col
lected at stand erected in a beauuti
Sful grove near the Church, which was
variously estimated at from two to
three Thousand, who were entertained
with discourses delivered by Rev. J
G. Ensle and Rev. Benonia Stinson.
There were some twenty ministers
present. - II II. 80
The large congregations, which as.
sembled from time to time during the
session. were entertained with dis
courses. from different ministers. i;
During the entire sitting, there was
& the best Of religious feeling prevailed
the assembly, and they adjourned
with the best of Christian affection
and spirit. The good people had
made ample provision for taking care
of the farmers who were in attend
dance, all leaving satisfied that Glib
son County people were good people,
and knew how to prepare for taking
care of persons attending the Asso-
clation-to make them feel happy and
at home among them, for which those
people are proverbial. For such kind
ness, many thanks and kind wishes to
them for their hospitality. -a,1i, IS
The reports of the various
Churches composing Liberty Associa-'
ton, show q large increase in mem
bers and several new Churches. or
ganized during the last Associational
year. < -,,.,'5 ~