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INSURANCE.
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,

nrranizsdin faA6.

Organized in 1s45. Charter Perpetual.
Having paid losses on deceased members amount
ing 10 85,I25, ,AS5, and declared in dividends 70
the tiviug the sum Of 86y0oS,B381 with agEetB
well seGuTaa5 Amounting 90 over o19sUU0t900s
has just declared its fWE7EIsTH annual diFidend5
being so per cent.
Il continues to issue all classes Of Life Policies
az the lowest rates consistent with perfect Bscur-
iy to the members. It's distinguishing features
are economy in expenditure and care in lie man.
Agement.
bonuses or commissions 50 officers, and no immOS-
crate compensation to agents.
All its Directors attend TO its meetings, and
serve On its committees. It's risks are carefully
selected 80 as 10 secure sound lives. Il Is care
ful in adjusting losses, aud pr0mpt in payment.
Its funds are invested with regard to security
never haZarding principal and interests hence IL
has never lost dollar iig investments After
paying losses and expenses, and ressrving tha
value Of all outstanding policies, q has ALWAYS
made an ANNUAL dividend OF return premiums te
tho members, and paid them when due.
II is ttHUTUAL BEHKFTr' Company, having but
one elass or members, al hfe-pohcies, both new
and old, sharing equally Ga the annual division of
surplus, reosiFing diiEdend o. the premium pal
Il endeavoFBi IN brief 20 nGt in al respects a.
faithful truates for the members. Having for over
/ twenty years pursued this course tt proposes TO
continue il In the future and oorF ita advantages
| ted.
LEwIs @. GROVER, President,
BENZ. O. Miller, Vice President,
EdWard A. str0nB, Secretary,
Alex. n. johnson Cashier
Anal Dodds Mathematician.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
1 Joseph B. jackson, n. D.; Gabl oi GTant, "a. u.
Edgar Holden, n. D., F-e Smelling, n. D.
DIR ECEoRS.
/ Lewis Grover John R Weeks
Z Henry MoFarlan Nehemiah Perry
| Charles Macknet Edward Strong
/ A Smelling Josiah Low
! Randall n Greene Joseph A HaIsey
/ I q Frothingham BENZ o. Miller.
W97t. CARTER
Age8gt Tol' Ohio.
| OFFICE, DELAWARE, OHIO
apF.12'67
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RusINEsa 81. 80


T1HYsIUIAN ks,B suAsEoss. Has lsanssy u b lis
- Once TO Templar Hau Buiidlag, Room No
over A STRAUSS & Co.'S Ciothipg store, nelaw are
Ohio. Ast (h0Vi'67-ly)
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OIocIrs,
Nasf0rs.

u ICH SILVER PLATED, Breakfas and DlnEeI
10 Castors IN great variety may be found at EC
8, Williams Block. Also extra bottles for CastOrE
in sets or single.
feb226Tt. C. PLAFT.
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D.. -E1Ell5 E.EItLe.

OFFERS his professional services % the peopi.
j Of DeIaWare and vic1Hii7, hoPine y pte1aPi,
receive a fair bFo10riion Of patronage.
April IA. 1565-u-
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AngeliRe.

In the Congressional BuFying Ground IS q
tomb on which Is simply the naEaer ftAnGee
line" and i'Other refugs have none 9"
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FnR sALE.
70 SALEE

ALamb's Family Knitting Machine.
1TPNETs A STOCKING IN Is MINUTES, Knfiting in
- tha heel and narrowing OF the toe complete,
Eaf Is al sizes narroag and Bidens at viii, and
81 knitting the sch either tubalar or tat single,
double, or ribbed, produces al varieties OF knit
apparal-s1y thing ron al infantis stock ngs nit
5s6 or glo7e, % an undsrshtrt, shaWI O. blanket.
Every EsEilY sholld have this great labor aver.
Reason for selling fH-heaith.
Nov T67-zt. Mrs E. S. DEXTER.
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from the Benton Republican.
Bury lie In & Free Land

The following lines veTs written by Aaron
d, Stevens, foE John. Brown netoTEetyt) on
the 9Th Of March. 1851 IN the Ji1i ah Charles
town Jefferson County. Virginia. 4 copied
them nom the original. At the time was
actinEE IS as Fife-AIajor of the Jefferson
GaurdE, the last company Of Virginia Vol
uuteeE- Infantry disbsnded at Charleston
after the execution OF stevens and HasleGt.
I'D VAN GOSHEN. =
Patterson, ohio, October 28, 1867.
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Hmsfed e HneeIton
y - -

nRoPAGAraR8 oE ssF,ARE Ayl1iEs AND oTHEE
j Small Fruifs Prices on application
Nay, 24567f
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Geddes e PoppIeto1l.

A TTORNEYs s. Al Law, Delaware, Ohio. Wln
- promptly attend eq AL legal business inirust
"a 10 their care 10 peiaWare and adj0iEing com
ties. Particdiar Attention given % proceedings
under the new. Bankrunt gsct OFEcE, WILLIAMS
i LArIzER BLOCK.
aug. ?, 567-tr.
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Country merchants
n e. x z NOTICE.
nONAVIT & sTOU6H have the agency foy the
Il j sale Of Foglesong & Arn0ld's HOminy. Call, Is
We can sell il at 3 less figure than you can puF
base elsaW here uoFA4 %
nan for the MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE.
u Y0u will find it prominent among the large
s0rtment or cooking stoves offered for sale by
apr.5 567-tf THOMAS EY Ans. Jr.
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Farm for Sale.

FFyHE Subscriber VIII SELF his valuable Farm,
III lFlng and being IN the Township OF kingston
county 81 Delaware and State Of Ohio, containing
265 Acres Of Land With 200 Acres we'll Improved.
the balance well timbered two good dwelling
Houses. one Brick and one Frame good out-build-
lngs. said farm is well Watered and can be d.
vided into two to great advantage, one farm OF
I6O acres, the other o lO5 with two good orchards
school houEe and aChurch Convenient. Terms
made easy. For further particulars inquire Of the
subscriber living in East Liberty Porter township
Delaware County, Ohio.
Aug S067-3mt JOHN FANSlCkLE-
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For Sale

1HY HOUSE AND LOT on Franklin Street, col
Ill tanning eleven rooms, Six below aud Fil
above For further Information, Enquire OF
auR30- -6T. c. E HIII.S, Et City Mills.
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FTOUsE AND LOT on Franklin St. recently own
aN ed bE Louise WassoD, IS offered for sale-for
a snort time only. Enquire Of
Oct25'67-stt GEORGE PERRY.
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al Fine Piano for Sale

A LsO, Two story BRICK HOUSE On Hill Street
~ two doers vest Of GoodalI Lanes Grocery,
c0ntaInlug ten sodnls7 $40 cellars sd etaar con
venienCes or viii sell my Rraus H0ase direct
ly opposite, containing nine rooms suitable for
boarding. Enquire at the residence or at my
ONCE in UEi0n Block, Delaware, Ohio
pov1'67-3t J. F. HESS.
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"a eFl11aaLe.

Teal ESTATE AGENT. Office in Williams Block.
LIZ, Delaware. Oslo. EErs9ns wBhing 20 buy Helis
Or rent Farms or Town Property VIII DO well 20
give aim eans 8E8 U gune t4i67-til
r. HUsIED 5No- aAAEHio'.
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-. - "a -.

TFAs aEaia d1mmeEced the practice Of Medicine
El and surgery, in Delaware. Office On Aail St.
over D0nfvan's stcre3 Hures BY close aeeuttpn
to business 20 merit and receive ialr proportion
of pa -rOnage
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TTTOUI.D infoFlh tae 'cltlZsns Of DeAwaFe. that
w she has noW opened her once on Main st
in the Union Blq t8 a1r, ever ne
room occupied ET ss aTher4 Sue viii Re
happy 70 see all q In aTpr Lar VIA cal
sept 20 '6T-3ua.
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Ohfo RIsiness Oonege
OhiIdren,s Oabs.


HFJHE largest assortment, Cheapest and best evei
y brought to town. C. D. POTTER 3 co,
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swAsK FOR TIGEETs VIA tRlE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained a. ali Principal Tick
ct Odlcea in ths " est and Southwest
H. RIDDLE, VIZ, 3. BRRR,
- Gen5l sup7t aen'l Pahs. g't
Nay s1-'6T.
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abrams run directly. through to New York.
n-Aso MILES WITHOUT CHANGE or COACHES.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
pRESBYTERIAN.

All the Presbyterian Churches will
we presume, hold their usual services
tomorrow morning and evening.
The ladies of the Walnut Street
Church expect to give one of their
admirable Sociables, in their parlors,
on Tuesday evening next. Further
reference, with particulars of the en-
tertainment, will be made hereafter.
We mentioned, a week ago, that the
distinguished DIR. Guthrie of the
Scotch Presbyterian Church, was to
be a delegate to the General Assem-
blies of this country in May next.
The New York Evangelist states
that there viii be associated with
him Che Rev. DIR. Fairbairn, also
distinguished theological writer, and
the Rev!Mr. Wells, of the Mission
1Churchnof Glasgow. 1t is hoped also
that the Earl Of Dalhonsie, the ZEAL
Gus Presbyterian Elder who stood
nobly by the Free Church in the
period of its disruption from the
State. and who at the time was one of
the Queens Ministers, will also be a
delegate, as he is to visit the Canadas
about that time. lsss sfsu aT q
Further, the Presbyterian Church
of ireland sends as delegates to this
country, the Rev. DIR. Denham, of
Londonderry. one of the most valued
of its older Ministers, and the Rev
DIR. Dale OF Dublin. one of its most
popular of the younger Ministers of
Ireland. .IaTlpofi,f
I'VE believe the General Assembly
of the Old School Church is to- meet
this year in Cincinnati. i If1this is so,
the presence, of these distinguished
foreigners will be the means of draw
ing to the Queen City many others
than members of the. Assembly, to /
see and hear them. fis1 gI 4, 3ss.s,gt
lTERRE hHAUTE, IND.ARey. Geo.
Morrison, the pastor. in letter dated |
March 10, writes as follows: "A
in our Church here has just
closed. This meeting has continued
nine weeks. The last two weeks | |
have been assisted BY Rev Levi /
Hughes-one week CT the time by
Bro. Allen. 8 There have been some
thirty additions to the Church, the 7
Church revived, and probably as many
rs thirty awakened. During the past
year the Lord has greatly blessed this
church, adding to its numbers in that
line not less than seventy-fve per-
.nyS No. Nut fDso-sFI FGtat HfGNsaf sfrf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
THE SOUTHERN Book CoNcERN.-

The SOUTHERN Book CONCERN
Mr.. Relford, Book Agent of the
Church South, at Nashville, in his
report of the condition of affairs there,
says:
Assets, real estate In Nashville,
$40, 223 Go; fixtures, presses, type,
ETC., $50, 875; stereotype plates, $47, :
$50 60: merchandise, ST, 1853 IS;
New Orleans Depository, $10,326 81 /;
furniture, desks, tables, and safe,
1915; cash 2,420 55-making a to-
tai of $158,619 %. The bills pay
able amount to $39, 227 SO, and
book accounts, $32, 225 Sc, making
81, 1853 50, leaving balance in favor
of the publishing house of S87, 165 20.
There are also the following accounts
due to the publishing house, and when
collected will be passed to the credit
of the same as assets; namely, book ac-.
counts due. March I, 1862, $72, SS1 %;
bills receivable to same date, &c.,
983 81; Tract Society, to. same date,
$50, 165 II; Richmond Depository, to
same date, $24, 145 50; Nashville sub.
scriptiOn, due same date, 4,3S7. The,
claims against the Tract Society, the
Richmond Depository, and the Nash
vile subscription, are considered
wortbless = ~ ss3inisr sogasusur =
= - Ha
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of whom was amember of the last
confirmation class, and was kept at
home by illness.
On Saturday the Bishop, with the
Rector, visited the Marine Hospital
and confirmed sick young man, who
had been previously baptized by the
Rector. And on Sunday he made
several calls upon the sick, and spoke
to them the word of exhortation and
comfort.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
BAPTIST.

First Baptist Church, Marble Hall
George +, Pentecost, Pastor. ~ /
Preaching at the usual hours of 1Oi
AM. and q PM, by the pastor. Isl
/ Chiidren's9 Meeting at 3 Pm; and
Sunday School at 8. AN. e. heiseg
~ ids After an absence Of i've weeks, the
pastor has returned to his charge, and
willfagain occupy the pulpits The re-
suit Of the labors of Mr.. P. in iconnec-
ton with the Bank Street Baptist
Church at New Albany was, up to the
time OF his departure last Tuesday,
over 90 conversions, and some 40
additions to the Church. The work
is still progressing under the imme-
diate supervision and labors of Rev.
II. Smith, the pastor. s.n9q .s1ada9
aoi We have news of reviyals in the
Baptist Churches, at Valparaiso,
New Philadelphia. Moore''s Hill,
Vincennes. Aurora, Columbus, and
several other places. nei n9ysls
The great revival at the Walnut
Street Baptist, Church, at Louisville,
under the labors of the Pastor, Geo..
G. Lorimer, still continues. About
$50 have thus far been baptized, upon
profession of faith in Christ. Ii
The news from the East is, that re-
vivals are prevailing very generally
throughout all the Churches. .
pda The brethren Of Chicago are
making partitions, on a large scale,
to accom- mo date all who may come to
attend the anniversaries to. be holden
there In Nav s'zreI9 b9i7i 9ysd#
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23
RELIGIOUS
UNTrARIAN.

There will be Liberal Christian
worship at the Court House to-mor-
row morning and evening.
Subject in the morning, Mystery
in Life" In the evening, The
Calmness of Christ.
Seats free and no collections.
CLEVELAND, OHIo.-Rev. Prof.
Zachos has preached in this city four
Sundays, to congregations varying
from 100 to $50. with encouraging
prospects of establishing a permanent
society. Those who attended the
meetings were deeply interested; and
ready to do all they could to insure
the success of the enterprise.
PITTsBURG, PA. - An effort is
.maklng.tor revive the Unitarian Society
in this city. The Unitarian Associa-
ton has contributed $500 to aid the
effort 2 :
Rev. DIR. Hedge is to deliver the
Grafton before the literary societies
of Michigan University, next Sum
mer. 4k ~ Sc dJ<5 add 'Rats
Rev. DIR. Peabody preached his first
sermon, since his returnfrom Europe,
at Appleton Chapel, Harvard .Uni-r
versity, last Sunday morning to large
congregation. The discourse sproAi'
duced a deep impression on all who
heard it. DIR. Peabody is a great ia
vorite at Cambridge, and was welcom-
ed home by all classes with the great-l.
est cordiality.-Liberat Christian % %
sEThe following Unitarian Clergymena
contemplate voyage to Europe this
Spring; Rev. AID. Mayo, of Cincin1
natl; Rev. DIR. Bellows, of New York,
and family, who will be absent one
year; Rev. DIR. Thompson, of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, and Rev. III. w. Foote,
of Kings Chapel, Boston. The lat i
ter is on his way, az gTg4Wi 4
Rev. Thomas Browning, of Rich
mond, Vt, in a letter to the Liberal
Christian, written in a firm. clear
hand, says: II shall be eighty years old
the 21st of March, if I live until that. /
day; so you will understand that my /
work as a minister of Christ and his
blessed Gospel is nearly finished. But
/ can say that l have enjoyedso muc1p
Of the Divine presence in the work
that / would be willing to wear out
another body if it could be grveu me ii
in the same blessed cause" 'ea a2s Sd
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a METHODISTIC.A
The Third Quarterly Meeting Oh
Ingle Street Gflurch win beVheld to.

hO AAfAAN eNoAtOlAy N4CCtluS
Ingle Street CturchI win begheld to-
day and to- morrow. Rev. B. F. Raw
.:sliusr .Fill efieiste. sPreachipg this
morning at 10s o'clock and at q
o'clock in the evening. Usual Quars
terly meeting Cexercises will be OBJ
served tomorrow. We presume the
.sQuarterly meeting love feast will be
held on Monday evening.
The regular Sabbath Sab "a services will
be held in Trinity Church, G. N
sSims, Pastor, ooficiatinga Preaching
morning snd evening. Sabbath
School at 8 A.
The fngle Street Mission Sunday
School meets every Sabbath, at q
..eelock. f.. Mai the Park school,
house on Frsnklip Street. = The
school i Is prospecting finely and much
oogood being done. We earnestly de-
Pesire the cco-operation Of the parents
and guardians the children and
ayyouth ii an that part of the city and
we cordially invite ,alhto be present
~. and participate with as without regard
to sect, as the great object is as much
good to all as possible. -
The Board Of Trustees Of Asbury
oa, University have applied to the citi-
M zens of Putnam County for $50. 1000
$4,000 of which has already been
% subseribedlsfo the erection of a
new building for the University. 1t
~ ~ is hoped the amount will De speedily
subscribed e''' = !.
DR.. Wylie, of the Sunday School
Union, reports that organization
ELL about 5000 il debt, He says the
treasury treasury / viii iii need $4,000, this year,
00s to come out even; and he appeals to
xaa the Church to raise that amount. = 4
The Western Adoo5ccate reports
i the following as the results of some
4 vsreyiyalsrin thefWest ~ z3rIOST
s ST. EilettsvillesInd., 79; Lincoln cit.
cult, North Indiana Conference, 60;
New Harmony and Poseyville circuit
- Indiana Conference, 173 since Con:
ference, distributed as follows Rush
Creekgs6, Beach Groyes67, New Har-
mony Is. Stewartsville s, Poseyville
Sc; uorydon, Indiana Conference, so
-su8 La Rue circuit, Central Ohio Confer.
ence, 1874 accessions and 225' CONVEX
d55 sions distrributed as follows, q Chem
IS = ezer 90. La Rue "a, Montgomery Al
Sifritsss r. Elk hart City circuit, ILL
- neis Conference, 11S, ffty-four heads
of families; First Church, enia, o.
s964; Remington, Ind 1872, white Hall
nd -1A eli circuit, ln ID genfsseneeI 145 on
.ss91l2 aiafS g .1eG2aa aSsr "a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23

in -that-eity, of his conversion
to Liberal Chfistianity. III
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-23

triaf. 8 byletter; North Bend circuit,
165; South Charleston circuit, 81 on
trial, 2 By letter; Hanging Rock en-
cult. 0hi0 Conference, Since Decem-
Der. 81: Westfeld, Carmel, circuit,
North Indiana Conference, 70; To-
ledo City Mission, "a, or total of 60
s:nca l,a..4aranca
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every Sabbath morning at II O'Clock. wm. Frey,
pastor.
St. Paul's, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
west. Rev. ]. @. Butler, pastor. Services II q.
m and evening Lecture on Thursday evening
NEW JERUSALEM
Church, North Capitol street, between and O.
Pastor, Rev. Jabez Fox. Services at II a. m
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
The Christian Church meets In the Supreme
Court room Of this District at the City Hall on
the Lords Day, at II o'clock q. m.
YOU'VE NEN's CHRISTIAN. ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meetings Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, mo. 300 Seventh street,) for the
years 1861, will be on the third Monday In each
month, viz: May Il, June 10, July 10, August 20,
September II, October Is, November ~, December
II, January II, February is, March Is, April Is
and May 20. social prayer meeting Is held al
the rooms every Saturday evening at 81 o'clock.
CHURCHES IN GEORGETOWN.
Trinity, (RomAn Catholic, near the College.
st. Johns protestant Bpiscopal,l Rev. Mr.
Tillinghurst. Services morning and afternoon.
Presbyterian, Rev Mr.. Taylor. Services morn
Christ Church, Up. r, Rev. Mr.. williams. Ser
vices morning and evening
St. Adams, Rev. Mr.. Chew, rector
Methodist Episcopal, Dumbarton street, Rev
W. d. Edwards, D. d. Services morning and owe
ming
Methodist Protestant, Congress street, Rev. NJ
Z. Hysers and D. A. Sherman. Services morninI
and evening.
West Georgetown, IN E.,) Rev. Geo. NJ. Berry
Services morning and evening.
| Episcopal Mission, South High street, Rev. Mr.
Brown. Sabbath school instruction and preaching
every Sabbath
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