The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-27
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METHODIsTIC.

the e organ. Rev. Mr.. Houts, OF
Illinois, will preach morning and
evening. MI. Houts has the reputa-
ton Of being one of the most earnest,
eloquent and successful ministers in
the West, and all who hear him will,
no doubt, be highly entertained.
The usual services will also be held
In Ingle Street Church, the Pastorfof-
floating.
The new organ for Trinity is now
being placed in its position, in the
church, and will be ready for use in
a couple of weeks. So far as appear
ances indicate quality, the instrument
seems to be a good one. The case
materially improves the interior of
he Church, and We presume will pre-
Sent the handsomest front of any or
gan in the State. We are informed
that it is the intention of the Choir to
dedicate the organ with a sacred con-
cert. tr.o urrrrnk
DR.. Reid, of the Western Christian
Advoccte, and DIR. Crary, of the Gen.
trail seem to have organized them
selves into q a mutual admiration So
ciety.
The Central Advocate says that
Rev. George PARROTS address before
the Sigma Chi fraternity of Asbury
University was a graceful, elegant
production, sparkling with wit, yet
having a foundation of solid and sub
stantial IDEAS" Mr.. PARROT is Pastor
of the NJ. E. Church at Vincennes.
Prof. Jos. Tingley. of Asbury Univer-
sity, has prepared a series of lectures
for Sabbath Schools, in connection
with a portable suite of scientific APP
paratus, including a very superior
hydro-oxygen microscope, with mag
ic lantern attachment. for projecting
upon a large screen the highly-magni-
fed images of living animalcule. pho
tographs, paintings, chemical reac-
tions, etc., together with apparatus for
performing select chemical and philo-
sophical experiments in great variety.
The photographs include a series of
views of interesting localities in the
Holy Land.
A new Methodist Church is to be
dedicated at Independence, Grant
County, August Is.
The Seventh General Convention
of the Phi Cana Delta fraternity will
be held at the Indiana Asbury Uni
versity, at Green Castle,
cling Wednesday, August IA, 1867.
Drs. Eddy and M'Clarrin will address
the Convention.
Prof. Edward Merrick, A. NJ,
of Ohio Wesleyan Female College.
has been employed as Professor of
Mathematics in Willoughby Cole
giate Institute. He is a nephew of
President Merrick.
1t is supposed that twice as many
camp meetings will be held in the
East this year as in the West,
9he new hymn and tune book pre-
pared by Philip Phillips, is having a
hge sale md is materially m-
The Round Table don't like Meth
oaists, as the following sneer, FROM an
article on Ritualism, in that paper of
July Goth, clearly indicates:
The moment D man begins to
worship, he becomes to a greater or |
less extent a ritualist. The dancing
Dervish has one kind of a ritual; the
Quaker Quietist, sitting by the hour
with his hat on, has another; the
Presbyterian, standing at his extern
poraneous prayer or his metrical
psalm, has a third. The Methodist,
feHgion-run-mad of shout, and groan, |
and scream, is a fourth.
The Rev. 0. II. Tiffany, of Chicago,
we learn, has become the pastor of
the new church at New Brunswick,
New Jersey.
A rumor was recently in circulation
that Bishop Ames had fallen into the
hands of the Indians. The Bishop
says he knew it was false as soon as
he heard of it.
THE PRIMITIVE METHODIST Con.
NEUTIoN.-The Forty-eighth Confer
ence of the Primitive Methodist Con
n%ection of England was held at Luton.
County of Bedford, on June 9Th.
closing on June 14th. The periodical
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