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ST. MARY's CHURCH.

Services at St. Mary's Church CON-
menced at 8 a. NJ, Rev j. +. Fiefhaus
officiating. At 10 o'clock the cele-
bration of High Mass commenced.
After High Mass, Rev Vief haus
preached from a text selected from
the gospel of the day-St. Mark XVI:
6--as above quoted
The Reverend speaker referred to
the morning of the resurrection. 1t
must have been one Of Respondent
beauty aud glory. His last hours
must have been dark and gloomy, in
deed, and ignom NOUS and shameful
his death. But he triumphed over
sin and death. and gained a glorious
victory over both. He alluded to the
Sabbath, the day the Lord had made,
and said, Let US be glad and rejoice
therein.
af~ AS Christ arose from the dead, -
continued the speaker, " so shall all
of his holy body. arise to prtake Of
his glory. The grave canuot hold
the body; the body will moulder to
dust, but the soul, which is immortal,
will live with Christ IN heaven" He
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BRoKEN lone Of those large plate
glass; purchased by Mr.. Thos. Scant-
lin for his new house on Main Street
was unfortunately broken in hun
bred pieces in transporting it to the
city. The glass was 1873 feet, four or
FIVE inches, and was purchased at a
cost of about $500. When opened,
on Saturday, it was found to be per-
fectly worthless. Large plate glass
are becoming very popular in this city.
A house fitted up by DR.. Bray, for
the use of Messrs. Warren & Co
nyngton. has the largest plate glass
west of the mountains, it is said.
Some Of the finest show-windows to
be found in any western city may be
seen on Main Street of Evansville.
No doubt those large plate glass viii
be used for show wiadows, to the ex-
clusion of all others, in this city in
future.
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B9- Sam. Peete has returned with
a new supply Of Spring clothing, and
will open at No. s. Main Street, on
Tuesday morning, April 14th, where
he will sell at auction as good, and
as remarkably low as any clothing
house in the city. Come all and try
for yourselves. ~ H apl13-tf
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I. pa We are glad to announce that
Z RS. Annl Webb has refurnished and &
rehtted her old Homestead on Cherry
Street, between Third aud Fourth,
for the purpose o. entertaining board
erS. She Will be gratifed to welcomed
her old guests and as many new ones 81
as may favor her with their patronage,
apr4 If 81"
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JUST REoEIYED.-Fifteen cases Of
boots and shoes az my Auction
Room, Locust Street, which I will
sell al auction, commencing Tuesday
morning, April l4th, at 9 O'clock al u
so a variety of ready made shirts &C. q
= 81. HIRAM NELSON,
81 aprl3-2t .-.. Auctioneer.
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the effect that Christ now reigns in
heaven, and that be would lead all
who reposed confidence In Him, and
were faithful to His commands, to
heaven at last. He urgen his hearers
not to place so high value on the
dross Of this world, that all Of earth's
blessings would be enjoyed but a
short time; urginglthat their thoughts
be placed on high.
The Church was filled, there being
but little room lett A collection
was also taken up at St Mary's for
the benefit of young men who design
entering the ministry.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY INNOCENTs. z
In addition to the usual Easter
Service in this church in the fore
noon, which was highly imposing and
impressive, at Bpm. the Mission Sun
day School, connected with the
Church, assembled to celebrate the
day. The house was crowded
to oyerhowing, all the mid
die block Of pews. and a portion Of
each side row were filed with the
children Of the school, while the ball
ance of the pews, the aisles and the
doorway were packed with friends of
the scholars and visitors. The church
had been, handsomely decorated WITH,
gilt crosses enclosed in wreaths Of ev-
ergreen, IN addition to which, appro=
pirate Inscriptions in gilt were in
scribeda upon the wallis The ehaneel
was also most tastefully and neatly
decorated. The Easter carols by
the children were beautiful
ly executed, the music on 3 the
organ and by the choir being excel
bent, and all the children and most of
the congregation joising. The Rec
tor, Rev. s.. Burford. delivered an
appropriate and eloquent address,
which he closed by presenting mag
nifceut blue silk banner inseribed7in
golden letters" Easter Sunday--In
Memoriam. Al 1868, 4" and on there
verse, g Sunday School. Church Of the
Holy Innoeents.l' The exquisite
gliding was by McGrew & Woods,
and we could scarcely imagihe any
thing rnore-beautiful. The banner
was received by Mr Charles Hineks,
Superintendent of the School, in a
plain, practical address, which was
listened to- with marked attention.
Rev. Mr.. Chapman, Of Yincennes,
also delivered an Appropriate address
During the exercises the chill
dren formed class by class and marched
up to the chapcel. by classes, and laid
their floral offerings and evergreens
on the platform, which were. after
ward arranged on the ratings by the
Rector. Representative Of the vari-
GUS classes carried up their monetary
offerings, which, considering the time
the school has beea, occupying the
new chapel, amounted to quite a
handsome sum. .,i,e.r. -..,...-.
At the morning services, Rev. DR..
Chapman oficiated, preaching from
these words:g III ge then be4isen
with Christ, seek those things. which
are above, where Christ stitch on the
right hand of God" Col. MI. '-'-
- .aaYINE STREET 1oHUReHo af
At the Old School Pfesbvteriau
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- WINE STREET. CHURCH.

at the Old School Presbyterian
Church, corner Of Vine and Second
Streets,-the Pastor, Rev Martin, took
as the.theme of his discourse, tiienar-
rative of the resurrection of Christ
Hissermon was marked by that clear
ness and force that distinguishes most
of his efforts from the pulpit. There
was large congregation present, not
outstanding the threatening aspect
of the weather. The music during
the services was exceedingly appro-
pirate, and most iexeeIlently executed.
The services were preluded by the
choir singing the Easter Anthem in
most admirable style, and the intro
ductory hymn was that beautiful in
SEPARATION commencing
How calm and bea uttful the morn .l
TBat gf4ds tile sacred tomb
Where once the Cructfied was borne 3
When bathed in midnight gloom. %
Oh, weep no more the Savior slain,
The Lord is risen. He lives again. j.
Ia which the whole congregation
Joined with manifest feeling. a-IE.
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WILL JUBILATE.-The Democracy
propose to "jubilate " tonight They
have naked out the long and tire
some road to travel, indicating thereby
that =" Jordan is hard road to .trav-
ell, which they will find true next
October and November.
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ARNoLD's Ink. in pints and quarts,
for sale at this Office
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FOUND.-A sum of money, which
the owner can have by proving prop
erty, and paying for this notice l1-3t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOsO.F. eeI G
The Patriarchs of Evansville En-
eampment are requested to meet at
the Camp this. evening at ~ 0 o'clock,
as business Of Importance will be
transacted. The Patriarchs OF Schil-
Ter Encampment are respectfully Ia
vited to attend.
JAMES ID. RIGGS, ID. ID. G. =.
ap13 1t
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/ CIRCUIT CoURT-The argument in
the case of HasbroOk ps the New
England Life Insurance Company for
the recovery of a life policy of 5000
was opened on Saturday morning for
the plaintiff by Col. j. @. Jones, who,
in his usual forcible style, set forth
the claim against the company, max
ing strong arguments for the payment
of the claim. He was followed by
Col. Buchanan, who appeared for the
defense, in an able and eloquent
speech of some length, and was fol-
lowed by Judge Hodges, of Philadel-
Iphia, who also made some strong ar
guments against the payment of the
claim. Judge Hodges is pleasant
speaker, and a good pleader, and his
effort was regarded as a fine one.
Col. Charles DENLY, in an able aud
eloquent speech, closed the argument
for the plaintiff. The case was then
given to the jury. Verdict for s.. 600.
less the amount of premium notes
which had not been paid A motion
for a new trial viii be argued this
morning, and if a new trial is not
granted, an appeal viii probably be
taken to the Supreme Court 5os 3
The case of Peter Semonin VS.
Joshua Wade, on alleged contract fol
the delivery of 2f8 sacks Of corn, wa
called next, and heard by jury. Yer
dict for the Defendant in thesu o
S130, or the valueref the corn. Col
DENLY and Gen. Shackleford appear
ed for the plaintiff, and Colonel J. G
Jones and James f. Welborn for tn
defendant
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le SALT ,NoTIcE. Salt reduced TOT
43 cents per busbel-7-or 81 40 cents
per barrel for small or 280 pound bar =
rels; So per barrel for large or ID
bushel barrels. BAIRD& START, uI ,
Agents Ohio River Salt Company, f-a,
apr7 1Wd
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A LARGE supply of superior Note
Paper, with Envelopes to match, at
JOURNAL Office.
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/ VISITING CARDS, printed on FL de
Linge, Bristol Antique or Wooden
Cards, at our Job Rooms, second floor
of JOURNAL building.
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CITY Ne w S .
COUNTY ORDERS for sale at the
Journal Counting Room.

No ELECTION ORDERED - There
was, we believe, no election ordered
for Recorder for this city. What
figure does that cut in the ease? In
that case does, or does not, the pres
ent Recorder hold over?
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10. o. F.-The installation of the
officers Of Evansville Encampment,
No. 20, 1. o. o. F. will take place at
Odd Bellows Hall this evening at the
usual hour for meeting. The Pa
triarehs Of both the Evansville aud
Schiller Eneampments are invited to
attend. A full attendance is desired.
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LAST Fall the Democracy exulted
greatly ia their success in carrying
Black Township (Mt. Vernon), Posey
County. The Republicans have, re-
deemed their lost ground by the cleo
ton Of the regular nominee for Trus-
tee, Mr.. BURLINsoN, by a majority of
sixty over Mr.. PEARsR who was. yer
sonally quite popular. The Demo,
cratic reaction ia old Posey is not SO
marvellous. n ltlf ts'-i ~
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La compliance with the following Z
Call, a special meeting Of the Army III
OF the Republic will be held in the =
SOCIETY Room Of
.dl go TURNER HALL. ~' ]
ON. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1868. "
10 POSI- p0glmaader. Graed, army of 0e RE- IS
public Post Of EUdilsUttls:
The undersigned members Of the y
Grand Army Of the Republic Of the sau
Post OF Evansville, respectfully re;4
quest that meetingof their Encamp- n
ment be called at Turner Hall, on
Monday April 13ths 1853. ase9l
n, D D9ughty, .aa Wtp. 9. Hszslrigg. 5000
o. II. Wesseiers Z oWllrg W afreh, a., agB
A. 4 I Lsieal .na.g a 2. IMgSoEsw "a
p. p. Elliott. baau W. H. S Gavitt, .
sn s. Eans sastsFela b s. ~ RBs sliiasE
4 4 a S@aiIiiisrns oiH R y; iBi eaeF ,a5
aplS-td aglea9 q r.nfaltaa
/. soMErHrSa NEW AND NoBBY.-
just received by express at u. n.
Carlin' il the line of new ard styl-
ish Cassimeres Call and examine
while the stock il complete, az they
arc very nice and exceedingly cheap.
apr7 If
Down GOES THE PRfcEl-I am
selling KanaWha Salt az 81 40 small
$3.50 ID , barrels, and So for large n
bushel) barrels.
1r u. hUFFNER, JR
fa AgentKanawha Salt Company.
apr9 d1w' 1.m hIH
--~s--~-------
Machines Use Clark's Spool Coton
Clark Spool Cotton is the best.
lHjl1CGrd' AeeRLes forsale everywhere. =
.Hihgard's HELIX Needles, ~ P0tem
bTappers, are superior to al others.
Hand sewing try .Hilloards Needles.
... -o--
Ladies use CLARK Spool Cotton
DIilward's Needles are the best
Cldrk's Spot1 cotton is 6 Cord tos0
HI ----0-----
Z Take none otherthan C7avb 81 0tt0n. a
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BAPTIsING Quite a number of
colored persons were baptised at the
foot of Locust Street yesterday even
ing In the Ohio River.
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FABER's Pencils, at 30 cents per
dozen, at our Counting Room.
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AMERICAN Lead Pencils, by the
gross or dozen, at JOURNAL Office.
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Z Beg~ 7 have received, during the last
two weeks, large lot Of very choice Z
Ladies' and Misses Serge Caters and
lBalm0rets, from Rochester and .Cin-
cinnati manufacturers. Infants and
Children's Blue, Bronze and other
fancy colored Balmorals and Buttoned
Boots of New York City makes.
Also, Men and Boys Calf Boots,
Shoes and Caters, from fifteen to
twenty of the best New England Shoe
manufacturers, which, added to my
previous large stock enables me to
meet the wants Of those in search Of
Shoes better than can be done else
where, No goods, equal to mine, ere
sold as cheapi Ia any other house Ia
the city. 81 Il. w. TURNER
p S.T7A Sac. assortment Of Spring
Hats Just received. aprl0-2t.
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d ID. 5. ANDERSON is receiving his1o
Spring stock, and iglprepared to make
Gents Garments in the latest aud
most approved style. Call and see
him before purchasing. No. 8 ChandJ
ler's Block, up stairs. ap10-1w 1.'.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. E. n, Cox, fNeW
Harmony. distinguished agricultu-
rist, and a member Of the State Board
of Agriculture, was in the city yes
terday gFd s1s4 a18af zlt4f 3Il Gt
Mr., Thomas COLLINS, Of the Mount
Vernon Democrat, was in the city
yesterday, ana win go to Louisville
to-day resfs 4go rs $50 fl 9sr4 60
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NEW COUNCIL.-The new Council
men Will be Installed and enter upon
the discharge of their duties tonight.
We shall see what we shall see. If
all the men who have been promised
places by the Democrats are supplied,
great many new places will have to
be created, as at least one hundred
men, it is said. have been promised
the place of Deputy Marshal, and as
all will-no doubt insist on getting the
place, itzwould not be "a bad idea to
rotate OTTO give tie place to- one
imam forthree days, aud them to- an
other for three days, and so on during
( the year, till each mSa could have@a
! three days tura of it, In that way,
Eby a strict economy of time, the. list
could be gone through withiua gear.
l. , ---ss.------
Stolen GooDs RECovEREn.=Mr.
Simon Calm who keeps saloon on
Second Street, between Main andEyc-
eamore, has for several days past been
missing articles from his kitchen, and
on Saturday night several other arti-
cles were stolen. Suspicion attached
to a negro woman named Wilson, we
were, told, who had formerly worked
at Gains, aud who resides on Second
Street, opposite Setchell's stable.
Yesterday forenoon, search was made
by Philip Kline for the missing
articles. and a sack of four some
/ dishes and other articles belonging to
Mr.. Calm, found in the house of the
negro woman, together with a quanti-
ty of sheets marked Charmer," and
a quantity marked QuickstepT The
sheets were laid fat on the Stats of
bedstead, underneath the bedding.
and by that means she hoped to con
ceal the stolen goods Upon further
search, awashing machine, recognized
as the property of sSch@ger, was
found, aud a large lot Of bacon,
slowed away in the garrett, which
was supposed to be the same
that was stolen from theosmoke house
of Mr. H. Brennan some time since,
which it viii be remembered was
burned a short time ago. The woman
was arrested and lodged in the city
+ prison. and will have hearing to-day
She has son on one of the packet;
running TO this port, which viii prob
ably account for the sheets marked
4" Steamers Qdickstep and Charm
er." At the time of tue FIRE (Which
burned Breman's smoke-house. it was
: supposed to have been the work of al
inoendiary, and that the bacon haC
been stolen aud carried away before
q the building was fred. Possibly the
bacon burned was that taken from
the house Of Brennan. l.aa
i. G. a. R.-There will be a meetin,
e of the Grand Army of the Republi,
at the Society Room at Turner Hall
to-niObt at u o'clocL All -, -
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PUBLIC HALL COMPANY MEETING.
There will be a meeting Of the stock
holders of the Evansville Public
Hall Company at Marble Hall this
evening, for theb purpose of eleoting
officers for the ensuing year All
persons interested are earnestly in
.vited to attend at u o'clock. w6a.
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THEATRE.-The New Metropolitan
Theatre will be opened to morrow
night We hope that Manager Golden
will receive such encouragement as
his untiring efforts to please theatre
goers Of our city merit. We will
speak more at length of the theatre
to morrow.
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New CoMPANY.-Several of the
members of Mr.. Hollands new COM
pany have arrived, and he expects to
open Masonic Hall, for the entertain
ment Of theatre goers, 10 a short time
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/. FINE APPLEs.-Mr. James FL,
Cochran, Of Rockville, viii please
accept the thanks of the JOURNAL
Company for a large sack of deli
oious apples. Mr., Cochran has more
than once placed the JOURNAL Com
pany under obligations of this kind.
IRoNIoAL.-In Sunday yesterday
morning paper, the following little bit
Of irony appears relative to the
Democratic demonstration which is
to take place tonight :. We need not
say that the approaching demonstration
will be marked by sobriety and deco
rum" Of course, it will. Democratic
demonstrations always are. The writer
Of the above sentence was not probably.
aware Of the irony contained therein
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= RAILRoAR MATrERs.TAi rumo
reached Mount Vernon, few days
ago, that General Burnside had closed
a contract to bhild a RAILROAD from
Evansville to GRANVILLE, via New Har-
monysq a committee was forthwith
appointed and dispatched from
Mount0Vefnon to Cincinnati, to con-
fer with General Burnside. r45. 81
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G. A. R.-There will be a meeting
of the Grand Army of the Republic
at the Society Room at Turner Hall.
tonight. at y o'clock. All are re-
quested to attend, as business fim-
lportance will be brought before the
encampment.
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Down GOES THE PRiCEl-I am
selling KanaWha Saltat 81 40 small
(280 n , barrels, and Sd for large n
bushe) barrels
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AS soon as an article purpolting TO &c
OF utility has been tes ed, and Its merits
en- dOrsed by pubic opinion, unprlnClpleC
parties endeavor to Teplenlsh tneI ue-
Dleted purses by countsrfeitfng, anu sup-
Shutting a spurious Tor the tenul1e stsl-
Gle. Some time since. mercury, IN me dlS-
xuise Oh pills. powders sc was gwen 1911
All diseases Of The stomach and uVeJ WINE
auinine was. freely administereo Tor toe
ehHfs. AT length HO5fEHEER7 SlOM-
ACH BITrERS made its advent, and an
2 sntirs new system of healing was lnaugu-
rated. The beneficial effects Of TINS vain
able preparation were at once acAnoW-
fedged, a q mineral posous suffered 70
sink into that Ooscurity la Which an en-
Hghtened age has consigned tnem. 1hefe
have been many spurious BittefS palmed
upOn the community, which. after trials
have been found perfectly worthless, while
H~DSTETTERS has proved q Die5sltg 10
thousands, who owe TO it thei" restoration
20 health and strength.
For many years We have watched the
steady progress OF HO5TETTER'S STOM NJ
BITTERS in public estimation, and
Ets benefcent effects as a cure for all COM
plants arising from the stomach. of a
morbid nature; and we are free to say hat
z can be relied upon as a certa a relief
and remedy. Its proprietOrs have made
the above preparation, after years OF care
ful study and sitting, and are now reaping
the reward claimed by this valuable spe-
eide. and which, they so richly merit y
Is the only preparation OF the kind that Is
reliable in all cases, and 1t therefore de-
nands the attention OF the afhtcted-
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have

have
been made with the f. & c. R.R. Co.
to carry delegates to the Congressional.
Convention at Princeton on Thurs
day next. thel9th inst, at half-fareT
fall fare going and returning free.
Delegates from below Princeton can
take either OF, the morning t~raies,
going up, and return By eitherqtrain
n the evening. Delegates from
points above Princeton will go and
return on the ViAcennes Accommo-
dation train. 1t will be borne in
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For THE SENGERFEsT.-The dele
gates from this city to the S~engerfest,
which meets in Chicago on the 18th,
leave for Chicago by this mornings
train. Messrs. Schlessinger, lump
stein and Deitze are three Of the del
egates. We could not learn the name
of the fourth.
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QUITE A CoMPLIMENT.-The Jour-
NAL Job Office, yesterday, unsolicited,
received from one of the first firms of
Louisville an order for a large amount
of job printing. Having seer speci-
mems Of job work turned out at the
JOURNAL Job Rooms, the firm, COM
posed of gentlemen of taste and dis
elimination, send their order here.
This is one of the highest oompli-
ments hat has ever been paid to a
job printing Office in the West.
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HARVEST CoMMENoED.-W We are
informed that wheat harvest com
menced yesterday, six miles above this
city. The crop is generally repre-
sented as being excellent, both in
quantity and quality. By the first of
next week the farmers in this section
will generally be in the midst of har-
vest.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENrIoN.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. -
Quite an interesting nesting of Sab
bath School teachers and friends wa
held last night IN the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, to listen to the
report of the delegates to the Stats
Sabbath School Convention. which
met at Fort Wayne Iaat week. Re-
marks we're made by Profs. Genung
and Cow, and also by Rev. Joseph
Chester, 4 delegate to the Ohio State
Convention.
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6 WEST PoINT CADETS. The follow
ing named Cadets from this State are
now at West Point undergoing their
examination preparatory to admis-
sion to. the school James Allen,
Christopher c. Firth, Robert Hanna,
Daniel Fl. Long, Taylor Reagan, Chas.
H. Smith, George B. Walker, Jr.
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CHURCH MEETING The meeting
at the Vine Street Presbyterian
Church last nightwas notvery largely
attended, everalnpromiRentm members
Aof the congregation being absent from
the city. A long free conversation
was h9ld. and some discussion had
relative to the site of the proposed
new shurob edifees but no definite
conclusion was arrived at, when the
meeting adjourned to meet On next
Monday evening, when it is hoped
every member of the congregation
will be present.