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Pie PRrcE OF GoLD.-The quotations
OF gold, as given in our te!egraphic des
patches. every morning, do not convey a
Fixed idea 10 the casual reader. The in
formation needed by the generality Of
people is. what paper dollar j. worth,
at this or that quotation. The following
table gives Ia desired information
When gold is quoted at Sl.lO. a paper
dollar is worth OIL cents nearly.
When gold is quoted at Sl,lS, paper
dollar is worth 81 cents.
When gold is quoted at $l2o, a paper
dollar is worth S3i cents.
When gold is qoted at Sl25, paper
dollar is worth so cents.
When gold is quoted a, 81 SO. a paper
dollar is worth II cents nearly.
When god is quoted at sl.35, a paper
dollar is worth - cen,s.
When gold is quoted at 81 40, paper
dollar is worth IL cents. o
When gold is quoted at sl.45,a paper
dollar is worth 60 cents.
When gold is quoted at $3.50, a paper
dollar is worth S6l GEMS.
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. DoS'r BE ExrRAvAGANr.-If, the moor
house has any terror. for you never buy
what you don't need. Before you paw 3
cents for asjewsharp, nv boy, ascertain
whether yo" can not make just as pleas
ant noise by whistling for which nature
furnishes the machinery, and before Won
pay seventy fve dollars for coat, voun o
man. find out whether your lady would
not he just as glad to see YOU in one ,ha,
cost halfshs money. II she would not.
let her crack her own hazlsnuts, and buy
her own clothss.
When YOU see a man Spending two or
ahree da'lars week fooliskly. the chances
are five to one that he'll live long enough
to know how many cents there are in a
dollar, if he don't he's pre,t7 sure to be-.
qnea,h that privilege to his widow
When man asks YOU to buv tha, for
which YOU have no use, no matter how
cheap, don't cav until you are sure tha,
some one else wants it in advance -
Money burns in some folks pockets. and
makes ,uch a big hole that everything
that is, pu, in drops through past findu1
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CoSDIroS OF TIE SoUTH.-A news
paper correspondent, writing from South
ern city, says:
Ia the old flush times, a passenger on
c river boat sccostea a little negro boy
with Al inquiry usual at tha, day:
"WDo do you belong to"
Don't know, sir" answered the boy.
"Why don't you know I"
"Wbep come abroad, I b'longs to
Masss Sam White; bat, last night, he
went me on two little par, an de clerk oh
de boat bs win me. Den Kunuel Sniff
be beat dc clerk on a bluff, an he had
me last, so dunno, msssa, who b'lopgs
to till de game close"
The South is in The same situation.
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to this land will do well TO remember III at
m'Iries are as essential in Brazil as green.
backs are in the U. S. A few on arrival
will be found very necessary to add com
fort to family.
Should you find time, I would be bap.
pv to bear from you.
My address is "Ascuida1o do Sur w.
ID. Pitt, Rue Direisa, No. 46, Sac Paulo,
Brazil.
Begging to be kindly remembered to
my Chester friends.
am your sincere friend,
JULIUS A. RAIDER.
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DoS'r CGRE.-A Richmond paper tslls
the following:
a young African wanted TO get ON the
"ladies' car" yesterday. The conductor
told him il was for white people. 81
dosen't care II II am" returned Ebo skin.
~ amt at all proud, and 'ud jes ss esy
ride wid white folks as wild some mean
Liggers knows" lie didn't ride, though.
The conductor would not permit him to
cOsdescend.
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Extraordinary Villalny of Massa-
ehusetts Radical Preacher and Leg.
Isl lator.
BosrON, May 3, 1867.

~ 70
tslator, N I've
Bosroy. Nav 2 ,sc,
This CITY ba, been considerable - ox,;,o,
to day on account of the scandaIou. con
Duet Of a person formerly of},c;a,;,o NJ
Bap,ist cIerovman in no ,ou ~ r.,
Abingdon. This per,on,s mama 10 So,eno
Howe. He was a .ne,,hor ~ ,ho c,oo
Legislature, a school committeeman md
a prominent Good Temn,,r ua
tied over the Ran,;s, Chrro,, :, Foo, A..
inpdon five or six vears .oo o,d ba. o,
tinued its pastor until los, S,,dor D..
exemplary cond,c, ba vo, u,o oonfaooo
Of the community. and ann,,on,,, tool,
great in,eres, in the volrara of ohIl,o,
The present vea, he voo o,o,,o5 ~
her Of the Lower Uouse ~ TIA 1or;s,o,
ture, and was principaI school co,,,,;,,ao,
man in his town. Soma mor,bs s;roo bo
bntipd his wifo arJ sovo,oI olllro.
Sinca ,ha, ,imo ,boro Loo boa, l;
mos Of h;s afYac,;or for o;,,, ,,
and ,ha, ho tool, ;r,,ooo. rh,x,; -,
them. aI,hough naren,s f.,, ,o.c,..
danco I'M. wher IN co,rn,a, ;,,. ~,
Uowa ,be;, eL;rdror u.,o o,,;., .,
Ea,m,s vav a,d borord r,o o, =
tem,ta,ion Br, on So,rrJor lo,,L
community OF E,s, Ah;rcdo, v.s co0,
" shocked Inv Tho s.a,emor.o o1o H.
Iir,a c;,I Cur;os;,,, :,:..,
CANA on, ,bot tho r;,;,.o- Ill .,.
da;lv a,e,ci.ad c:,:.-.,..,
cb;Id,., o,1 ,o,l IT,,
,;nuea for Io,o oo-;,. r
chose his lorm;,ory u, oo,,;,,; r.
ou,racos and :, .so,ra ;,.,o.,
c,gaa "a hod e.,,o
or ,en .rs;, oJro, T,
Of ,la c;,rs wo,a os,o,,1;, 49,, a.,
natural ,,.c,;,o. ~ uomo .,r',
o6 h.ronI . Jo,h, IT,.
ea 10 investigate tho malta, 50
Gil was held on Sunday ,,. .:,:,
zens wai,aJ uno, uou ., L.:
fouod he had no resnonse 70 ua.o - ,h,
charges rreferred scairs, him Ash,
temper Of IN. ne,nle vop,d ,uov oe -,
dslliancs. Howe la,a !, ,bo aro,; mn,
driven ont Of the town IN o,,,;a,o T.,
friend. He s,onned ore, niob, :, Wa
mouth. and came 10 this ci,v ;o.o, ,b;,
morning ,.and sen, in his ,escra,;o, 90
member Of the House of Ren,asen,,,;ve.
The people Of E.s, Abingdon ara main
rally in prea, state Of exci,emen, and
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In Pari'. you can buy a nea, and ex.
ce'i!oDt, and even pretty, clock for twenty q.
five cents. 10 Germany and Switzerland, ,
OF course, they are even cheaper. A
clock for the price Of "a peck OF po,a,oe. I
What is the import duty on such clocks,
We wonderi ~
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has been for so manv wears reposinc

| """''ou te"s dRp w tiie JeSults, sigma Ol
whom are still visible, and nov has =
| population variously estimated from &C, :,
! 600 to $4,000. 1t it situated immediate,
iy on the Tropic Of Capricorn and is sur.
rounded hy Campo lands.
Doubtless ere this, you have heard
much about the government of Brazil,
! and I will only notice one clause in its
Constitution. which regard as the most
objectionable II is rs follows, viz: a
Ieligiao catho'ica aposrolica romano con.
tinuara ser reliciso do Imperio. Todas
domestlco on particular. EN- casa para isso
destinadas, 'ep forma alguma exterior de
! temple" which translated is that The
/ Apostolic Roman Catholic Religion sha n
continue to I've the religion Of the Empire.
Al other religions are permitted. in their
domestic or private worship. in houses for
that purpose. without anv exterior forms
Of a temple" Bv reference find these
exterior forms 10 mean in substance that
no church, chapel, or house oe Worship
shall have tower. or s'eeple. or bell or
any eXteriors of the kind-excNpt the
Roman Catholic Church. This tcannot
conceive 70 be a material ol joc,ion-
though am aware that manv persons
desire outward formali'ies--sinre our
PRESBYTERIAN missionary from the United
sS'ates hold. service twice every Sabbath
IN public hall Of the ci,v with onen
doors. which lie fas. rented the use Of for
SsS hours. three in the morning and three
a. night, without olrs'a:ion-hut on the
contrary ohcn favored with many catholic
listeners.
Ny greatest objection to the govern.
ment is rts pecnliautv in making. wha, is
considered a virtue in o,her countries. a
vice. 'P"cien'a (wsi, li,,Ie) is the
watch word for everything. When AT
emCrant has thoroughly learned the
'neaninS and Importance ofthis word-hc
has Nothing TO fear in regard TO the o,Eer
requirements.
Wv '""s ''e "''''ne every lew weeks
'"''' Wv S'e"'''' "n., SAT- VeS-e's-a'i "f
"'" .'"' 7'",.''""'s' are locating II"
."' ''''''''' q" santa h'fh"ra' winch Is
~ "''' "','S ""'o"' tue 'e'm'sus o.
the railroad to Jund;ahv.
Ahout seyen bunIroj CnlIo-.,. ~ a. .
=, "''''' '''''"e'' o' ,"e
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wv "''' '''"'"r' "e's y 'ns"""
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haggocs n.sssd ., or,u;,o,;o, L ,.o
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as,onishiocly
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and ;nsorna.;o,,eca;vaJ ,,.,,n no,,
.a,.sssd ,a, o,, o,,o .o,,,s !,
come ,oconc;,ed - live .;,h;n,,, s;o..
whe,. ,Ls oove,,,,.n, off, l..
sccoun, ~ ,hs s,mo., d.;,r ,o;,. >,
no,hinp of Nav Yo,k moral. ,..0,r. :,
,,od,cad IN ,h., ,,.,,o,
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mo,s 1ss,,,,,a :, ro:,, o.,,,o,n;.
,,an.no,,s;;or-srd c,i,.,a ;,e,;, ..
no,a aos;,o,. and hoa,,Lr ,. ,..,
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VOLUME XVI.
From the Chester Standard.
PROM BRAZIL,
CRY OF $40 PAULo, BRAzlL, 8. A.
March 18th, 1867.


you manifested in the welfare Of our little
party. when we bid adieu to our ones no
bic country 20 hunt more tranquil hons 8,
INDUCES me to comply with Your request
that should give you an account OF
our ob'ervations.
Sailing from New York the 22ud Of
November, 1906. we touched on the route
at st. Thomas, Para, Pemsmbuco, Bahia
and arrived at Rio de Jsneito on the lD,h
of Decenber-making n VOYAGE Of 5000
miles in twenty seven d,v..
The accommodations on the steamship
South -Ar,erjta were all that could be de
sired, and being favored with fine weather
and an unusual smooth sea our passage
was more entertaining than otherwise.
Rrlrarn'ng from tehions description
or the many beautiful towns and cities
fomsut'cislands-nnd picturesque scenery
that came urder our ohsprvations-itm NAV
wv 'e '''''"'e'eS,'"e I" nennon' mat at
pernamhuco and Bahia a railroad from
s"'" 'A'e"''"s mo Tue INTERIOR 'orty or
fifty miles ia in operaton-and designed
to tap the Rio San Francisco above It's
falls one hundred miles from the ocean.
"' '''' "''"' ~" immense 'erf'torv'
"',' u INV 's"'''e '"' '"o '"""s'h1 miles
""' ""''''"""'"'E e'nPH"S us wafer INTO
."' ''e"" Nv '"''"e over the m'vhv
"".." "''"''S '"e r'"S'''" coast OF
''"~.' , " "'" 'neSs ROADS are c"mP'"'ed
N , Wv years. ~ "e
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co,,.s wa. cb.,,sd from, v;.;,i,, N;..,
Gs,,s. 70 mi. ,,ov;rcs and hsrcso -
,u,n TO the capital Tbi, railroad ;.n,o
no..a n 10 c,,,;sd n ,hs had v.,.,. -
navigation on the San Francisco
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saposs -. from Bursc w. -
rctsl, Sd snd Ssss.s- ohses.d al ID. encs zoe IVES,
street, OF on board
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILaoAps -
1870 49, ~. v.-s " W Nof, 49,
Railroad Thiresh street and Tenth averue 81 ", "a
srd So 70 and II r " and via Harlem Railroad, Tven.
tysyth srss ana Fcerth avenue, ~ 10 20 AN aud
The ~ and II p A. trains via Hndson river VII run
s,.p.as cars sysessd % s.s, aud II r. ~. trains
wv u. YANDHRBlLT. Vice President.
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THE ysEsntNI's rAIH Aesm.

soTsvpoadsnt OF ~ Chicago DUsxas Journal gives
- tollswlBs account Of vssto the premises on which
1sssbdsns Lincoln eFeathe& his lass,-
= ~ hesss, probably III aware, Immediately
eppOste the theatre whs tho assassination occurred
u n uDpreteutous swo story esick building Ascend
- fear or i've seps you enter tho hall ~ the nght
~ uds OF the hosss. IpDediately q your ien Is
- door opening into the front paror little farther on
smother opening into the beck parlor, and st the ca
sme end Of the hall 10 the door admitting you 70 me
rwelyo by SIXTEEN sEot has been represented.
nhabby and unsghtly. plainly but respectfully fur-
nisbeA With nothing yoout IL 70 give occasion TO the
Ghe unkind remarks hat have been made. To this
admission. for reasons which We VIII now STATE. the
house y owned and occupied BY Mr. Peterson who is
respectable German He 10 merchant TAILOR and
maA Of moderate msans On The night Of The
assassination he Kindly threw open his house,
and rendered every assistance In his power till
At. Lincoln removed. Az matter b course, hun
room This continued for days. and even weeks, until
~ family down and sok 18th labor md
<ement and after this they hired help attend
- he CONSTANT applications for admission. Al length
~ borden, ineomuch that they compelled 10 close
ther eoor and refuse admission 70 all Even At this late
Sate two years and more, they informed me there
lad eight persons that morning before applied for
aAnisston To all these calls Of the bell they had TO
seepona u only through the aid Of influential
nnnss THAI succeeded In gaining sdmttancs think
ssapsDss,e the family for their trouble Of admitting ali
VIE come, purchase the property and mako II free,
1ke Washtnetons death room al Mount Vernon, to all
Who may visit H. The room is kept a. nearly like IS
Vas q the time Of the sad occurrence Is possible
NJ family keep IN their possession the pillow which
p died, which 10 al stained with his Ike blood. Also
4We pillow cases, on one Of which portions Of the
train Thai exuded from the wound The other Is deeply
Gaturaied with blood. ] have no words W tell how
OersnHely solemn elt stood within that room for
ever hallowed by the death and blood Of u martyr
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DISCOVERY or An AsIfRolo.
% rHB EDsssH on rHs U,cA hSsAhD'-
u.s,fos Collage r

20 ras EpseA on ras VDSA HERALD
- HAsllfoE CouxGs y u>~.>o..
July q 1897:
DsssardAS morning ss'' 80" 4 assssnomisal date, .
aev member Of Ne group o.. asteroids wss discovered
Asss sn ,wsntyons hours md twssty-ene minutes right
ssasssos md TWEEN. 80 degrees and thityoAs miu-
uees o. sousAen 'Hclinau0b. This morning IL vas
oune 70 havS nsed IN twenty fosFhcss about twenty
1l>yeeonY Nbthe west and sIx minutes h The south
GAa Of the eleventh magnitude and slll shout one
IAon(h be10to opposition with the SUM- the planet
yNnse 70 b . very bright one Very sespeetfully
t3DW, q b. PETERS
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THs LowRR CALIFORNIA CoNrANy.-This company has
eSeanized under New York charter, eecing william
q Fargo PRESIDENT William r. Travers Treasurer and
$corge Wilkes, Secretary Commodore Garrison, August
Belmont, General B. r. Butler Leonard W. Jerome
caleb Gushing, John A. Griswcld and Richard Schell
she other directors General John Logan has accepted
ehe position OF Governor OF the Company and Superin-
ssndent OF Colonization and will proceed 10 the
peninsula Of Lower California
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IVhNrKp-A mar RATE STEEL LErrsR ourIER
10 xNesa lane Vi sAijA
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nan WHO PERFECTLY usDERsTA yns fnE
= 4, ~ % shlns vArs eass aud sriieles 81 'er9
y M, AZ upoytd. he native o. Cora. Irsisha A.
aurrS SrsJ,.n~ yesst Aserss ~ Nsssns,ss e. \"
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STAR LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS.-THE NEW YORK
- Mail Steamship Company's fine will
leave pier q North river at r N a. fellows.
lbllls Of ading signed nj tho Office upon the pier.
For freight or passage apply TO GEO. b. HARRISON
President No. Bowling Green
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYO
il THROUGH LIMB TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
essmers leave pier North rvsF foot Of Canal street. d
july L.UCEAH QUEEN, Captain h. p. Conner. con.
Meeting With GOLDEN CITY; Cspt.n Lapidee
oygIi S VAHIz1nA csIs.,n xauy, connecting with
pounds beggase allowed free 70 sach adult passenger
An departures touch q Acapulco; those Of LIST and list
connect q Panama with steamers for South Pacific por;
touch at ManLaniilo.
steam line from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer Of August 70 VII connect closely With steamer
hama and Hong Kong; - YekohsmA with steamer Costa
For passage tickets and all further Information apply
the ONCE ON the wharf foot Of Canal street. North river,
New York, r. r. BABY. Agent.
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DoRTLAxD AND NEW YORK
il STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STEAMSHIPS
Captain w. W. Shcrwood
Form scmwcekly line, leaving pier y East every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY aft o. clock r. NJ
These steamships eonnec, At Portland with the Grind
Trunk RAILWAY for Montreal Quebec aud other points In
Canada and the West The Saturday steamship connects
With the international Steamship Company for Easipor.
Calais and ST. John, w. Through tickets given for East
por -; Caai. and st John g. Through tickets FOR Hall.
for sis
Passage 10 Portland, including berth In s,aieroom %;
meals extra Passenger accommodations nrst class
Freight received daily
Through given and bills OF lading sxned once on
pef y Esst river. BY ,. ~ AMEs. Agent
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VOAsTvvIsB DTDAMsHIPs.
MOVIE ANAnICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
via Nicaragua, every twenty dAyA
will deGpotah The 6rut elAao o(oamshtpsl =.
IAN YRAECl6CVt Oepo1an Howlo. yeZ M
gANTIA0O DR CUBA, Captain Smith. August "
Iron pier North river foot 81 WaSse1 stest a. noon
with passengers and freight ~ Low yAt connecting on
The Pacific Ocean with Tie 1ne oeoamships
AMERICA, Captain Wak0mAn.
For further information apply 70 The North American
WILLIAM b. wEgD President
u EXCHANGE place. New YORK;
d. N. OARR1NGTUN, Agent
IN West street. corner Warrun, New Ysrk
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sITUATIONs WANTED-FEMALE
R AMITY PLACE-AS WET NURSE, BY A HEALTHY
yoang woman, with fresh breas, 81 milk Call ., Tie
enlce OF DR. Grinlle.
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III UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF sTU STA
~ neat competent girl with good city reference 10 do
lens:al houseworK for private family in ihe oy Ca
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THE TRADES.

A SITUATION wANrED-As DRAUdHTsMAN, OR
n 10 direct Vie construction running Of machinery by
person who hiss seventeen experience machnist
engineer and dauehtsman City reference given and
vay room lk n. Y.
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DACIFC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPANY,s
L THROUGH UNITED STATES NAIL LINE 70
JAPAN AND CHINA.
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO.

LNOR st. THOMAS AND BRAZIL
The elegant sdewheel steamship NORTH AMERICA,
900 tons burhen, Captain L. r. Zimmerman, VIII sail for
Rio Janeiro and intermediate ports Monday July a.
1867, ats =. NJ, from pier - North river.
For freight or passage apply 70
GARRISON 4 ALLEN, Agents,
No BoWltD Green. New YORK,
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A YOUNG NAN WHO HAS SERVED TWO YEARS
II ., the machinsi trade would like 20 take charge of
stationary engine u city or county Address box 100
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pIrMBRR wANTED-oHE wHo UNDERSTANDS
uout opposite railroad depot.
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TO shiprsss BY tie Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
We have this day made arrangements win the Old DO.
mnlon seamshp company 70 receive and all freshs
between New York and Sororik destined 70 points this
line shippers by the Virginia aSd Ienncssee Air Line
70 eng So1a 70 s o S a me-
The Old Dominion steamship Company viii start ~
and aftc this week every Tuesday Thurday and saturday
at r. w. froshts received every day Sundays e.
SARATOGA, sLBExARLR, NIAGARA. HArrERAs
On And after !ay all frelshu BY ,his great Southern
Atlanta and intermediate points Bns OF ladine signed ct
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-29

s. s. TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
MONDAY EVENING, JULY lsr.
WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

According to previous arrangement
there will be a meeting holden at the
above named time and place, at which
it is expected and hoped that every
Sabbath School teacher, officer, and
all the friends of the Sunday Schools
in the city will be present. The OBJ
ject of the meeting is to organize and
begin series of Institute meetings,
for the purpose of the better training
and preparing the teachers of the
city for their work.
The services will be conducted by
Rev. G. E. Pentecost, Pastor of the
Baptist Church, and the order Of ex-
ercises will be as follows: After
briefly stating the object of the meet
ing, Bro. p. will occupy fifteen min
utes in giving a, 6 Model Sunday
School opening, resolving the meet
ing into a school, himself acting as
Superintendent After the opening,
the several Superintendent present
will be called upon to give their me-
thod of opening their schools, each
occupying three minutes.
The second exercise WILDE How to
prepare your Bible lesson for Sunday"
1t is requested that each teacher
come prepared with pencil and
paper, as each teacher will be
asked to furnish in writing not ex-
ceeding sac lines, his or her method of
preparing a lesson for Sabbath School.
The views of all the teachers being
thus prepared and handed in, they
will be read from the stand for mutual
instruction. This will close the In
stitute of the evening.
After the close of the Institute, fif-
teen minutes will be occupied in per-
manently organizing County Sabbath
School Union, electing officers for the
same, &c. Superintendent and Pas
tors will please read this notice to
their schools and congregations.