The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-06

ent was quite expressive OF satisfac-
ton. In all other studies the class
passed we'll. The parents ought, and
no doubt do, feel proud of the boys
The third class vas examined, first
in geography, principally on the map
of the United Stats. The questions
being miscellaneous, of course few
missed, but such pestions were read
lily answered by the next boy. At the
close of the examination of this class
the Superintendent expressed his re-
greet that he had not time to hear them
farther. In menal arithmetic, hav-
ing strange examiner, the scholars
for while appeared a little embar-
raised, but the evidences of careful
teaching, and else application were
quite apparent. The class is asgood
one. 1eii}aaH 2alt alg ea fGai 39n9G
The second lass in reading and
spelling certainly gave satisfaction.
Butione correction was made in the
class in reading In mental iarithme-
tic, the boys ais acquitted themselves
creditably LAS far as examined, the
fourth class ais, merited praise. We
regret that ourspace will not allow a
more extended notice of this school
and its teacher as both are certainly
deserving of compliment. One thing
we must say bepre closing this report,
and that is in regard to the deport-
mentlof the sclolars-it was perfect.
ROLL OF HNoR.-Neither absent
nor tardy aurag the half yeqr-Rich-
ard Brinkm.n. Justus Lavender,
Frank Fares, Robert Gilbert, Charles
Gillsman, Gorge Hodson, George
Newman, Ernest Rahm, John Roth,
William Saur, James Sutton, and
Henry WingeIt.
Not absent during the half gear
Charles App, John Hennel, John
Hugo, Charl.s Kehr, Jacob Kerth,
and Andrew zeber.
Neither absnt nor tardy for one
quarter-Chahes App, John Aston,
George Corwil, John DIPPED, William
GaYitt, Lincoln Haney, Fred, HARRIET,
John Henpel, Richard Hodge, John
Hugo, John Klee, Julius Myers, and
Jacob Seller. 0 In f
Not tardy driag the halt gear
Charles Allis, John Aston, Joseph
Ares, John Brinkmeyer, George
Corwin, John Dippel, John Fenchler,
VIM. Gayitt, John Gayitt, Lincoln
Haney, Fred. HARRIET, George Hew-.
son, George Kaufman, John Klee,
Arthur McGrath, Julius Myers, Will
liam Nitzer, Charles Reder. Leroy
Sargent, John Simpson, VIM. Teamer,
John Tharlipg, Henry Wegner, VIM.
Wegner, Orlando Willard. and Ed
ward Greek. Fl 45asasy87q4i 9rf 81
A CARD-I wish to say to the large
and respectable and Christian congre-
cation that assembled at Marble Hall
on Sunday evening, that while the
Church of which / am Pastor, and
myself, are earnest friends Of the
Temperance cause, neither they nor
feel responsible for either the matter
or the manner of the lecturer. Our
pulpit was requested for the purpose
of delivering Bible Lecture on Tenn
perance, aud supposingf that we were
to have an earnest and dignifed APP
peal for Temperance, based on the
word of God, Icheerfully yielded the
pulpit. L is needless to say that we
we're disappointed. And we hope the
good people who were so unfortunate
as to be present on that occasion will |
hold US blameless for the perform |
ances of the lecturer, which we con-
slider as / breach of the Sabbath, and |
an Infringement on our courtesy.
I'a GEO. f. PENTEcosT, 4
Pastor, First Baptist Church.
REecRDER's CoURr. = Business
continues slack in the Recorders |
Court. The man who was expected |
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