The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-11


ment of our rapidly growing city. g
"a II sou want any stationery,
you aan get il at the JOURNAL office.
INTERESTING MEETING. - Another
very interesting meeting was held at
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church, and the Lecture Room was
crowded. While the congregation
was assembling a number of highly
appropriate revival hymns were sung
in very pleasing style, concluding
with that inspiring hymn, I" All halt
the power Of jesus name. &C., sung
with much feTvor aud feeling. to-
| the tune Of Coronation" Rev.
Mr. Kuna4er, then read "a portion
of the niaeteeth chapter OF Luke,
con .aini1g an account Of Christ's tri.
umphal. approach TO Jerusal2m and
his sad lamentatiou lover 1ser ap.
preaching desolation, which was fol
lowed by fervent, eloquent. EXPOSE
tulating prayer, invoking the Almighty
to manifest Ills power and glory in
the conversion of sinners. lie then
announced The hymn commencing,
z" Ashamed Of Jesus After which
Rev. VIM. 81. Cheever. cf Terre
Haute, ] delivered a very able and
touching discourse from tho text: :.
Behold. I stand Al the door and
knock. IF any man shall hear my
voice and open unto me, /, I viii como
in unto lin, aud viii sop with him
Fand he with me.4 The discourse was
one Of great Beauty, pathos and
eloqaepce, and was listened to
with marked interest At the
closing Of the sermon, he invited
those who had made up their minds
TO open the doors Of their hearts to
the Savior, to manifestit by rising to
their feet. Some i've or six persons
responded By rising. A few earnest.
and afectionate remarks were made BY
Rev. Kumler. By Mr.. Samuel Otraud
Rev, Cheeyer. Appointments we're
made for prayer meeting aud a meet
ing of inquiry at 3 P NJ to day, and
for love feast prayer meeting from
seven to eight O'Clock. All who de-
sire to attend either Of these meet.
ings. will be cerdially Welcomed. 8
DIRECT IMPoRFATION-Mr Ichen-
.hauser, yesterday. received isom~his
partner, Dir. Charles LichteD, of-New
York, notice Of the arriVA at that
port per ship g an Mcclellan. eighty
eight crates ofiIqueeusware, direct
from the pottery Of Goddard & BuE
CESS, Of Long on, Statfordshiie, Eng
land. including a large invoices pf-the
/ famous . w neat PattarA.. l. of @hito
granite ware, This invoice arrived
opportunely, rs goldi Is noW very, low.
and the house will De enabled 70 sen
at prices much. below recently pre-
yailing figures These sg9odg BiFl ar
| rive in q few days, az they : Ore nos
sent to hondedi 8aEehoas9. Due
notice of their arrivahHil be givep by
advertisements "a 80T 'i''4
s Blank books at the JOURNAL
office.
Brass WoRK.--7W. u. Yurb oek &
Co. give notice that they are prepared
to do anything in their line, IN Che
way Of brass and mill work, and
steam pipe work. Their foundry is
| supplied with the very best machinery
and they can DO any kind of brass
work. They make some splendid
steamboat whistles. and can I'll alior7
ders promptly In the way of
gauges, stop cocks, beer faucets &C.,
their establishment admits -su.
perior.
BG A Cincinnati druG,mer was
grumbling lately about something
that had occurred at his hotel, when
a wag told him he could take him to
nice private boarding house. The
drummer agreed to gos hack was
called, and the Cincinnati clap was
driven to the lock, up and siptrodueed
to Tom. Royston. The drummer &c
knowledged the joke, stood the
drinks" and went back to his hotel
in a good humor. no
THE 0DD FRLLow's AMULET
This Is the title OF new forty. eight
page mopthly magazine. published at
Nashville, Tenn, the first number Of
which is upon our table. 1t is a
} sprightly publication, and, If Iiberally
} supported, will prove valuable adj
: ditien to the Odd FelloWs' literature
of the present day. 8.a p .1-A-
Cooley FOR JANUARY. ~ We are
under OBLIGATIONS to Messrs. Fish &
Barter, booksellers. corner of Main
and First Streets. and to Mr.. John FL.
Scott, newsdealer, corner of Second
and Main Streets. for advance copies
tof Godsys LadyIs Book for January.
1870. Tt is magnificent number.
IA One of the worst species of
bores is a fellow who attends a place
of amusement, and INDUCES in loud
= outlaws, just at time when other