The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15
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Episcopal Church, South, il, Dan
vile, conducted by Rev, G.. W. Mer-
rift, Presiding Elder, Rev. j. G. Nor
ris, the pastor, and Rev Mr. Hall, of
Harrodsburg.
REV. w. S. Mahan has recently re-
ceived over one hundred persons into
the nj. e. Church at Wooster, Scott
County. 1853 -
A POWERFUL revival work has been
accomplished at Kent and Canaan,
Jefferson County-the former under
the ministry of Rev. L. g. Atkinson,
and the latter under that of Rev.
Harvey Harris.
OVER three hundred persons have
Joined the Methodist Church at
Knightstown since the commence
ment of the revival there. Large ad-
| ditions have also been made to the
Presbyterian and Baptist Churches of
that town. r.r n
| PROTRACTED meetings have besn
In progress at Roberts and Simpson
| Chapels, Greencastle, for number of
weeks, and will continue during the
present week. Quite a number have
Joined the Church, and others have
| been converted. tats
THE revival meeting at the Ninth
Street NJ. e. Church. closed last eve
ming, after sixty. consecutive days Of
unremitting labor by the worthy pas
I ufrnnnfh 10 rTnlI NJ a.
hausted. Over seventy names have
ship.-Ldfayette Courier.
Rev. JOHN SHRADER, Of the Indi-
ana Conference, has been ffty-five
years minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Indiana and
Kentucky. He was the first minister
that administered the sacrament of
the Lords Supper in New Albany.
He is now on the superannuated list
of the conference, and resides In or
near Mt. Vernon, Posey County.
FoRTY-Two persons have Joined she
Methodist Church during q late re-
vival at Vienna. A parsonage is
about to be built at that place. A
revival is now in progress at Mt.
/ zion CnHrcn.
Rev. W. P. O'HAvER, of Quincy
Circuit, Indiana Conference, says q
meeting at Mt. Zion resulted in 70
accessions, all on probation but two.
There have been Sc accessions in the
circuit since Conference.
SINCE Conference SO have Joined
the Church in Acton Circuit S. E.
Indiana Conference.
Ar Monticello % have Joined
the Methodist Church, and at Brook
ston so, both in White County.
A note from Rev. w. NICK. Hester
Of this city to the AdUocate says
We are enjoying a gracious revival
in Wesley Chapel. Thus far about
30 aeeessions and many conversions,
with immense and increasing inter
est"
At Columbus there have been 80
accessions to the Church. aag 4.J
Rev. E. Gaskins, of New Lebanon
Circuit, Indiana Conference, writes:
We are In the midst of a glorious
revival of religion. Near $50 addi-
tons to the Church, and over that
many conversions, within the past
few weeks. The work is now moving
right forward"
Sixty persons have joined the
Methodist Church at Brownstown,
jackson County, since Conference.
TRIAL OF REV. s. Fl. TYING, JR.-
The trial of the Rev. S. Ell. Tying, Jr.,
was resumed in the lecture-room of
St. Peters Church, New York:
The specifications against the pris-
oner were an alleged violation of the
9th section of the 18th canon of the
p. Il. Church, furbidding any
minister Of the Church from oficia-
ting within the parish of another
minister without his permission, or
that of a majority of his Church
Wardens or Vestrymen. Mr.. Tying
preached twice on one Sunday in a
Methodist Church, In New Bruins
wick. N. j., situated within the
bounds of the parish of the Rev.
Mr.. Stubs, and against his protesta-
| tions and that of the Rev. Mr.. Boggs,
the other Episcopal minister Of New
| Brunswick. 1t was agreed by
both the prosecution and defense
that the witnesses should be ex-
amined without the administration
| Of an oath. Mr.. Doughty, a
| Civil Engineer of New Brunswick,
testified that st. James Church,
where Mr.. Tying preached, was within
the limits claimed by Mr.. Stubs as
his parish. John w. Myers testified
that he heard Mr.. Tying preach In the
Methodist Church. and that he wore
no gown. Two other witnesses testi-
fed to the same effect, aud said that
Mr.Tyng read the Episcopal service.
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