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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-18
UNsYAasAN,

There VIII Dc Liberal Christian
Worship a. the Court House 30 hio
row morning III tha usual hour, Sub
jeet OF the sermon The Letter aud
The Hpifil," The evening sefyiee
~heaeeforth, during the Summer
months, will be discontinued,
Communicated i~taias,i
A Unitarian church, erected at an
expense Of $50, 900, has just been iadi-
Gated at Germantown, Ia, The 30
eiety Is waiting for a minister,
The UHitaFians Of Eoston have
been making an effort Of late Ia pre-
seat their doctrines 10 the MASSES II
consists OF Sunday evening services
80 the principal theatre Of that city.
An excellent choir from one u tho
city churches has been 10 attendance
each evening, and the audience has
joined IN the Staging, These maetIDes
have been addressed by SONS OF tbs
most eminent preachers Ia the de-
h~ominaIiah, among whom lave
been iteys, Mr., ifepwofth aud Hale,
Dfs, Bellows and Putnam, aud lob
eFt Gollyef, The latter has occupied
HftN tWH tbNt NFtHA8EAf lntJ fH We
been I'll immense success, Crowds
besiage the doors long before they are
npaafd. aud the house has been iiliad
70 It's utmost capacity on each coca
Hioa IN every part, IL was estimated
npeh q recent evening, by the police
Ia attendance, thai two thousand A.
least went away, unable 10 obtain adj
mission IL Il eyideat that Liberal
Christianity n destined. mare than
ever. to become the orthodoxy of
New England,
liev, j, q, Foreman, who ministarei
10 the Liberal Christian congregation
Of Evansville for some time, has fas
Gently received an invitation Ia settle
eyaf the parish Of West iifidgewater,
Mass, for a period Of i've years, at a
salary Of VI 200, This ancient parish
has Just received an endowment fluid
Of FaD,0uO, The town also Receives u
legacy Of $40, 600 for a school, 10 be
known as the . Howard School ia
memery of the testator, Col, lienja.
min u, Howard, a native Of the place,
Itev, Henry blanchard, of Brook
Ign, ~ Y, Ia q recent leetufe upon
the fffepressibla Conflict IN Theol-
sy,' gave the following distinction
between the ideas Of Liberal aud
Evangelical Christianity THE Or
thodos believe In a fall of d from
innocence, we Ia d growth of man
III knowledge and virtue they IN the
~deprayity, we in the excellence of
human natureI they IN an atonemant
by an innocent being for guilty men.
We in every receiving what he de
serves, they ia endless punishment,
We in a limited punishment for cor
reetion, warning, aud welfare, theyin
the Hible as superior To reason aud
science, We la the bible AS explained
and supplemented by reason aud sol
enoe. they III Jesus as God, We In
Jesus rs the Divine man"
Rav, w, Il, @ Mellen, formerly
minister at Gloucester, Mass. and
late U, ! Consul at Fayal, proposes Ia
take ap his residence in New York
City,
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Arc now receiving a large and varied
assortment Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-18

Gnuncu Misunderstanding ip the
Church Of Christ, al the Court House,
by Elder j. Brislew, every Sunday. at
half past . O'Clock y. NJ and at night.
and every Wednesday night.
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the General A aasmbiIeA 6fthe ysri


The General A Assemblies Or the yari.
Qua branches Of the Presbyterian
chnfeh are now in session. and are
attracting Tho siteati9a of Christians
Of tbqsa denominations, ~
The Walnut Street PreAbytafian
Sabbath School oftbis oily. tItey, w,
II, Metarer), as noticed two weeks
ago. sent one. half Of its quarterly
missionary collections 10 the Freed
mems Schools Of Atlanta. Ga. The
Superintendent received an aeknowT
lsdgment Of the donation from one Of
the teachers, Miss iiawley, formerly a
member of the Sabbath School, and
connected with the public schools, Of
this city, We are favored with II
copy of the letter, which will be found
interesting To Sabbath School teach
ers and children, and the religious
public generally. Ii II as follows
ATLANTA GA, May 9th, 1867.
To the Walnut street Sabbath sahoni
La behalf Of the freedmen In our
Atlanta schools, we thank you for
your generous gift, and va pray that
the same God who said = whose Civ
eth 10 the poor lendeth To the Lord, :
will greatly reward aud bless you with
riab spiritual blessings. You have
never seen people so poor AZ most IF
cur pupils hare are, Most Of them
live 10 very small board houses. with
no windows, aud some with no ioofs.
All the wood they have is what they
pick up Ia the weeds aud carry home,
They are often cold aud hungry
SONS have come TO school barefoot
In the snow, Many come TO us aud
say they have really nothing at home
To eat, aud we find il so when We go
to their cabins. A girl IN my school
said Ia me one rainy day, Such days
as this | have TO go without anything
TO eat, for | san get no work Yet,
amid all their privations. they thank
God that they are no longer slaves,
One old woman says 1T pears Ike
they ought never to stop praising God
night OF day
They are equally thankful for schools,
We have one good school house which
they call the college, Ii was paid for
in part by a church in Cincinnati.
Ii has i've rooms. ia one Of which We
have preaching on the Sabbath, We
have Just had a present OF a rabinet
organ for this room, from DIR, IL, W,
Beeeher's Sabbath School We wish
very much To build two new school
houses this summer, IT We GAP get
enough money. for, We have more
than 900 pupils, who, you soc eau
not all come 20 QUE building We
! could easily gather Ia many more II
We had room for them, for there Aafe
more than 10000 oolosed people in
Atlanta, We teach SONS In the fore
mean others ia the AFTERNOONS.
and others at night. The night
schools are for the men and women
who work all day, la the forenoon,
three of us teach ia a church which
looks much like an old barn. both
outside and IL Here we have nearly
800 pupils, mostly children, Some
come two miles 20 school, In
the afternoon, | teach d school of
grown people, IN our new school
house, They learn much, faster than
one would think, and most of the
children laarp very rapidly, They
are very anxious 10 hear the bible
read, and TO learn all they can of it.
One m la my school who has
learned her letters and learned 70
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sPRINGGoo

especially adapted TO the wants and
demands Of this Trade.
by tho 10th inst our stock will be-
complete Of tho best makes Of New
England Goods, all Of which we will
soil for CASH or 10 A No ! SHORT
TIME CUSTOMER at less figures
than my House 10 Cincinnati no
boastine, but etubborp facts. 9agI
We hold AZ as ~ truinm hat a MltR-
CHANT should bny Goods whore he
a buy them 10 salt him, aud at the
lowest price, and We don't know Of a
better place than ''N'
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s.nnsnrrEayAs,

As far rs We are advised, there will
he the usual hubble services In the
different Presbyterian Churches Of
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-03

DYE FLOUR
III, 30 baTreis extra family White Eye
Just received, and for sale by :, ,x
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A Youag wsman'. First Appearance

A Youug wsman's First Appearance
i'm Court.
A young woman, named Elizabeth
Burkett, about seventeen years of age,
was brought before Judge Good yesteE-
day morning for creating tumult and
disorder in North Wheeling. She was
fined ten dollars and costs, and not hav-
ing the money to liquidate her fine, she
was sent TO Jail. The officers who con-
veyed her thither experienced not a
little trouble, as the girl was determin-
ed not to 20 to Jail, and once she at
tempted to "strike out from the shout
DER" but finally she was safely lodged
in "durance vile." The case of this Miss
Burkett is lamentable one Until
very recently she has borne q good
charac ter and has been living in high
" respectable family. She is a fine
looking girl and possesses considerable
intelligence. Recently she has fallen
iuto bad company, and submitted her
self to be led away from the paths of
virtue. and has fallen. After she had
been lodged in Jail she appeared for the
first time to realize how greatly she had
sinned, and appeared very repentant,
and declared her determination to lead
virtuous life when released from
confinement.
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NOTICE

To AIerander Eastsn, Thomas h. McCGnn,
lanes h. McCaRn and George Q. Black,
rho were partners under the firm name
of EHStOH, Mccain j. Co.:
NoU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON
the 25th dav OF July, 1867, we shall make
notion in the Municipal Court of Wheeling,
state of West Virginia, 10 amend the caption
OF certain Fitri fdeias sued out Of the Clerk s
Office Of the said Municipal Court by US, on tho
aGth day of June 1865 upon certain Judgment
lsf6. Of said Court against yen, the said part.
ners under the firm name of Euston, AcCaAn d
Co. 50 IA to make the said caption read, The
state Of West Virginia, instead OF The City OF
wheeling, State of West Virginia.
WILLIAM \ PARKER, CHANCELLOR ii. BROOKS,
TUEOnoKr +. PIER, partners, doing business
under the firm name of PAREER, BROOKS &
90. by G.. W. JEFFERS,
Inn. - IsG1 .oto ava AZ their Atty.
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Advertising. s.sar gssgzfEE' a gFgE
An enterprising individual had the
following "notisn stuck up at the toll
house on Wheeling hin. II he waited
for that to return him his lost property
his faith must be immense
Public nodice
Broun more goH Of ard the
man that finds Hur and Bringes Hur
to mea viii pay Him fur His truBle
the mare is not Very Big and she has
some White round Hur -Four Feat and
is Fall in the neck.
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Academic Departments

This department l. under the superintendent
Of r. r. BLAKELY, B. A, and has been ope ned
with the view Of aR0riing 20 such students a.
NAV desire f. an opportunity Of n Ffeettng them
selves in those branches Of education not usually
taught in Business Colleges. Such stEdents a.
eST afford the time TO pass through esurre IN
tiiis iepuftmeat may here obtain thOnaagi
Eupiish. Mathematical and Classical education.
HE system Of instruction pursued y a thor0lgh
and most successful 6ne. and the Principal Of
the department. can oonfdentlv appeal 70 ht'
past success and bis present patrons as The
strongest and hest Of It's Recommendations
Commercial students are admitted 70 the Eng
Iish classes without extra charge.
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MRS. G. ZIMMER,

MANUFACTURES ALL KINDS
NI of CRACKERS, CAKES, BREAD, &c.
No. 1872 Market Street, East side, few doors
south of the Market House, Wheeling, w. Va
ianiO
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boy Seriously Injurcd

A little son of Martin Ramp, aged
four years, residing in Centre Wheeling
was kicked in the forehead yesterday
by pony. The pony was being led
along the street and the child ran acros:
the road and when coming near the an
imal it kicked him, fracturing his skull
DR.. Hupp was called and waited upon
the boy, and last evening he was
feeling quite easy.
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The Re.utiful md Gay

Steamer Rebecca has been chartered
by the Fourth Presbyterian, Zane Street
and North Street NJ. L. Sabbath Schools
for an. excursion to Cresap's Grove.
Tickets for sale at Religious Book
House, Oxtoby & Duffelds jewelry
store, and all the drug stores.
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Cooking Stove Emporium
IO5 MAIN STREET.

DRRsONs WISHING An A NO. 4
il Cooking Stove, win please call at lbs Main
Street, where they can select any Stove made in
the city Is low as the lowest and Is good a. the
best Among our stock may be found the Mont
tar, Standard Pluto, Indianola, Crescent, &c,
for either wood or coal. We have . large and
wen selected stock Of Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware wholesale and retaiL '-ss -
marIs-am GEO. W. Johnson
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pARKERsnuEG, June 10, 1861.

To Ed,rard NJ. Norton, Esq, United States
Marshal for the District Of Hest Jir-
giRid:
rCHE REGULAR TERN OF THE DISTRICT
i Court af the United States fer the District
of West Virginia having failed 10 set at Wheel,
hereby authorized 20 Give notice to all persons
Interested in the business of that Court, that
there will b. special term of the same upon the
inst DAY of july next You will cause Grand
Jury 10 be summoned, to be in attendance on
the Court and make all necessary preparations
for the holding of the same.
Given under my hand as Judge of the Dis.
srict Court of the United States, for the Dis.
Irict of West Virginia, this 10th day of June,
100. JOHN y, JAChsON, Jk'
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Abatement Of q Nuisance.

Mr.. Alexander Rodgers was arraigned
before Judge Good yesterday morning
for not complying with the instruc-
tions of the Health Officer in abating
a nuisance on his property at the cor
ner Eoff and Second Streets, in Centre
Wheeling, caused by defective by
drant OH his premises. He was fined
fivo dollars and costs.
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
CHASTEllAR'S
HAIR EXTERMINATOR! !!
For Rrmorinx supcrauous Hnil

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10 THE LADIES ESPECIALLY, THIS IN.
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Is warranted TO remove superfuous hair from
low foreheads or from any part of the body.
completely, totally and radically extirpating the
same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural.
This is the only article used by the French, and
Is the only real etectual depiatory in existence.
Price IS cents per package, sent postpaid, TO any
address on receipt of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS e. Co, Chemists
as River ST., Troy, n. Y.
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Disturbance.

Dasturbnuce.
A young woman was arraigned before
Judge Good yesterday morning for Gre
ating disturbance. She is a cyprian
known by the name of Nancy Hyatt,
and she appeared in Court gaily dressed
in a black silk basque and balmoral
skirt. She has not been in the police
circles for nearly week, until yester-
day morning. Nancy was sent to jail
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COPPER. TIN,
AND
SHEET IRON WARE.


7 HAVE REMOVED Ny WORKSHOP AHD
i Store BOOM from I'D Market 70 No SO Hsis
street whrTe I win be pleAsed n sss al my Cd
customers and - many new ones - chooos tS
give me their pstrOnAge. have fall sssort-
ment Of all kinds Of ware usually found In sncb
Embellishments and am prepared - hn al otdeFs
for ANYTHING manufactured from Copper, Tin %
Sheet Irgn. I have several bfSt ctass dob Wofk
men, and Etl do Aay work promptly and sf -
Low ratas as any es,abIlsIImeEt In the state.
teifeS3n GEO W. yOHSSOy
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Rucxed Over a Bank.

Yesterday morning horse attached
to a cart, backed over a bank near the
corner of Main and Union streets, fall
ing several feet, when the bank caved
in, partially burying ths horse. The
beast was dug out and was considerably
bruised.
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BUsBY, LITTLE 81 Co.,
Carriagc Makers,

per u. HAYES,
FEB. 10, 1867. Wheeiiag, ". Va.
The family machines, like those
adapted to coarser work. are unequaled
for plain sewing, hemming, braiding
and EMBRoIDERISG Go to oxtoby &
Duffisld's jewelry store, los Main street,
and see for yourselves,
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state OF West Yirginia.

Ohio county Circuit Court, Nay Rules,
1867.
Alexander McElroy rs. Achilles Scatterday,
Alfred Caldwell, Joseph Gist. and John w.
Wells, partners. under the firm Of Gist & Wells;
PolasH Scatterday, Robert Morrison, Mrs. A.
Hutchinson; The Merchants and Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling; Z. G. McCauslin; Executors
of Steel Smith, deceased; Thomas Smith; the
School Commissioner of the city of Wheeling;
Elijah j. Stone and Jacob G. Thomas partners,
under the firm of Stone & Thomas; William
Robertson, Alfred Caldwell and Henry c. Flesh
er, late partners, under the firm Of Caldwell L
Fiesher.
TI'HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO Pc.
i cover the purchase money due, and owing
the complainant upon the property mentioned
in the Bill filed in this cause.
And II appearing from an affidavit filed In
this cause, that the defendants, Achilles Seat
| terdav, H. c. Fleshrr, j. Gist, j. n. Wells, Mrs.
A. Hutchinson, William Robertson and E c.
McCauslin are not residents Of this State.
Therefore, it is ordered by the plaintiffs eoun-
sci that they do appear here within one month
afte, the fourth weekly publication and due
posting Of this order and attend to their interest
in this suit.
A copy. Teste: MICHAEL J. BREINIG,
q. L. CRiNMER, Clerk.
ATTY for Complainant je4O wiw
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A Eine Present.

A Eine Present.
Mr.. Campbell, of the firm of Campbell
g. McDermot, on Main street, recently
received from his brother, Mr.. I. j.
Campbell, formerly ofDethany, bnt now
in Georgetown, Colorado Territory, q
bar of silver, weighing two pounds and
nine ounces, which was taken from the
"Anglo Saxon" lodes at Georgetown.
Mr., Campbell subsequently, sold the
claim for twenty-five thousand dollars.
He is now working lode called "Beth'
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Tn. MASCARA Fall. Exeur.,.u.

We understand that the excursion to
Niagara Falls will take place in about
one week. Nearly enough persons have
engaged themselves to go, and any who
wish to avail themselves of the opportu-
nifty to accompany this excursion
should do so at once.
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II q se Hail.

A match game of base ball will be
played on the Island tomorrow, be,
tween the hours of nine and twelve
o'clock, between a club from Canons-
burg, Pennsylvania, aud an iudepen-
dent nine of this city. A lively game is
looked for.
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United Mates Court.

Waited states Coart.
In the United States Court yesterday
the grand jury was empanneled, and
not much other business was transacted.
A true bill was found against james, for
robbing tie mail.
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John M. Cooper, D.
rs. Same.
nv pURsuANCE OF THE DE,

IN PURSUANCE OF ThE DE
i crees of tho said Court, made in the above
entitled canses, /, the Sheriff of Ohio county
will, ON che 27th day of July, 1861, at the Pnbhc
house of William Irwin, in the town Of West
Liberty, sell at public sale, on the terms after
named, 20 the highest and best bidder the iol;
lowing property, to.wit: Lots Nos. l5l, la2 and
I5a. i'm the town of West Liberty, and parcel
Of ground or tract OF land near said town OF
West Liberty, containing eleven and threequar'
ter acres of land, more or lcss, aud wEieh was
s0ld by Jarret Steel TO said Reuben +. Hedges.
There is said to be good orchard ON this tract
Of land.
The said lots Nos. Isl, l5s and l53 will be sold
on a credit by two equal instruments, one at SIX
months and the other at twelve months Win
interest from the DAY of sale. and the said par
eel or tract of land will be sold for cash, rs to
one hundred dollars and as to residue ON cred
il by two equal instruments at six and twelve
months, with interest from the day OF sale.
The purchasers will be- required To give their
obligations with good personal security, TO Sc
chr. the payment of the deferred instruments,
with interest from the day of sale, and no deeds
will bo made till the purchase money Is fully
paid. THOMAS =: CaMfb H
iels-td Sber1n OIL ONO county.
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Election Notice.

I,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK.
holders of the Wheeling Gas Company will
be held at the office of the Company on the sec
ond Monday, July sth, at o'clock 7. NJ, for
the purpose of election of Directors.
ie55.2w GHO. L. TlNGLE, Sec'y.