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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-07

A CARD.
In reference to the above notice, let 10 be
sufficient 10 say that we will endeaVor 10
do our clean best with the many good cus-
toners of the late firm, and by attentive
ness 10 business and just dealing expect 20
merit an their patronage and secure many
others
Very respectfully
BERGMAN 6 SHAFER.
Dealers in crOceri-s e, Provisions, &c,
Third street, bet Main and Locust.
Evansville, July Z, 1863. jy7-lm
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PARTEFRgHTP.

TWAVTNH ASSOCIATED WITH ME
- as Partner in business, mr. Aug. Sha-
fer, Qate from Cincinnati the firm Is name
Will hereafter be Bergman q Shafer.
j. ia. BOHGhTAN.
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FOR SALE.

"A FINE RESIDENCE for sale on
fA- Chandler Street, containing eight
rooms size Of lot 100 feet front by I84 deep.
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RECORDERS COURT-Tbe proceed
ings the of Recorders Court for Mon
day and Tuesday were quite interest
ing, and business was lively.
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PrrTsBURG, July 6.-Monongahela 8 feet
ana falling. Weather clear aud pleasant.
Thermometer 723.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-15
BRAZIL.

War Reports FROM Pnraguny-A March from
the Upper pnrana md Fighting by the Way
lopez's Strategy and the Topograp hcal Situ-
htion-Aiiied Policy Towards the Provisional
Government OF Parnguay-Pnrty. Squabblcs
IN the Legislature i'm Hio--Indusfriai Com
ayess-Rissori and Her Critics. ~
tII RIO JANEio. July 8, 1862
The news which we have received from Paraguay
eince the departure of the last packet for New York
does not tell US OF any fresh movements Of the re-
spective forces. " thing. however, 1t has made
us aware-that things not rose.coiored as the
kilograms represented them TO be. Thus the expe-
dition Of General Barreto whose advance to and re-
turn from the Tcoiquarl was made bv the kilograms
To be an uninterrupted series OF successes proves TO
have been just the reverse. Not only did that Gen.
era with over 1000 cavalry fail 10 effect the main
object OF his march, which was to advance on
villa Rica to Join General Portinh0's Dri.
gade, which L. attempting Kind Of miniature
Sherman march from the Upper Parana but
on returning from the Tebcuari, OH find ing he
could not get over that river where ae struck It, he
found 1t advisable 70 make no further STAY looking
for fords, but to hurry back with All possible dc.
spatch and, IN TACT, It was only by series OF forced
marches that he managed to escape being eaagbt in
the narrow roads through The woods. AS It was his
rear guard, which had fallen behind nine or ten
non-combatan,s, was cut or by the rua,n body the
Paraguayans under CaIabao coming IN ny a side
road and fortifying during the night tue narrow
bush road which formed the communication, ON
being Informed OF this Barreto turned back and he
reports carrying advanced work, killing twenty.
eight Paraguayans, but, being AFRAID of his own re-
treat being similarly cut Oh, finally abandoned his
rear guard TO In fate. The Comtc dEu, on hearing
that Barreto was threatened b. the Paraguayans,
hurried or brigades OF cavalry and infantry 10 the
rescue and IL IS said that all Of the guard but
ten men had been recovered the Paragraphs
abandoning their prey when they found such num-
bcrs coming against them but all the paraguayan
refugees had disappeared Most OF the Brazilian
rear guard saved themselves by abandoning their
horses and by taking to the woods, living on what
they could md until their friends came 1D. Barreto
Is said to have brought into camp between 1000 and
9ooo Paraguayan women, children and old men who
were started ahead, and thus were not recaptured.
me victory obi aimed by the Brazilian force that
marched against san Pedro occurred while the 1000
faraguayans were trying TO place deep river be.
s~sen tpem and the greatly superior corps march.
tug TO attack them. However the Paraguayans
were reached before they could cross ana their com
WANDER therefore posted his army for battle with
ms right wing resting in wood and his centre and
right, Will bis twelve small cannon behind series
OF flooded Dclds. whe hi extreme left was protect
ed by q ravine. the Braziians had about 2 400 men
. laTRe proportion cavalry, and were much superior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-15
MINISTER'S OPINION or THE sTsouDssuae TASsMG

STRoUDsBURG, Pa, August Is, 1882
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Feeling assured that you have no desire to place a
Christian minister in false position, especially
when he tried to perform most painful duty to the
best Of his ability, write to You seeking the cor.
rection Of some Measurements In connection with
your report Of the execution OF Charles Orme at
Stroudsburg, Pa. -.t
Your reporter represents that after the prisoner
was Oh the scafod. and had MADE his remarks, his
spiritual advisers demanded that the execution
should be postponed TIL alter the arrival OF the mail
at one O'Clock, In hopes Of reprieve, which is GER
tainy mistake. They demanded no snch thing,
and would scarcely have had the oodness to inter-
rupt the officer OF the law at such moment and thus
seem to prOlOng the horrors OF the scene. Your re-
porter evidently lost sight Of the fact that during
the disgraceul interruption OF the prisoner By the
sheriff and ex-Sherin q communication was handed
to the Sheriff from Judge Barrett, stating that n the
prisoner or his spiritual advisers asked postpone
ment or delay OF execution TIL after the arrival OF
the ma In hopes Of pardon or reprieve, the Sherr
should grant the request And vet, TO the furGher
dscredit Of this bungina officer. he wished to say
nothing of this communication, but asked s To pro.
coed with our, religious services, Notwithstanding
HIS warrant allowed him from ten till three O'Clock
suppose he had proceeded and reprieye mad
coelor 1t was currently reported that parties had
gone to Harrisburg and nah not yet returned what
would have been our feengsr We made no de.
mand but siupy stated the fact that the Judge had
sent such paper, and the prisoner asked the delay
himself The Judge evidently thought there was IN
decent haste; aud you will not doubt II when tell
you that the sheriff addressed in this manner as
he was about 20 lead the prisoneE out OF his celI:
"Y0u men must cut yotfr work SHIRT, " referring to
our prayers FOR dying man. enclose You the re.
port from The scranton RepuOftcd,,, which eubstan.
mates what say reference TO the postponemcnt.
Let me also say mat there YVES comm0tion, hut no
wranglipg. In an editorial you say 'the prisoner
was not IN happy frame 81 mind and that tue cer
gyman had HIM removed from the scanold Tor FUR
tner religious consolatlon" rnis IL Incorrect as
what | have already said Will show. Believe me-
Mr.. Editor, DO not think that the misreprcsena
ton IL wilful, but the result OF q misunderstanding
and think have only to call your attention 10 IL TO
have II corrected. God knows would not volunta
ry be present at such horrible scene. but sense
OF duty ana the earnest wish OF the prisoner was all
that took me there Your reporter justly saws "a
more hOrriole execution never took place IN the
United Staesn WM. N. RIDGwAY
Pastor oi Methodist Episcooal church. stroudsburG,
"a
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Religious Notes.
Out Of town-tne parsons.

Religious Notes.
Out Of ,own-tne parsons.
Out Of ,ime-church organs.
new dogma OF immers.on-surf bathing.
Oldest living American ciergyman-Rev. Mr. Rich.
ardson, OF Washington, Ohio aged log. He sti
preacnes.
Harvard University requires its students to attend
some church on sunday. So far as the Harvard
oarsmen are concerned this Is a good stroke" OK
policy.
The German and Austrian bishops have now de.
cided 10 hold conference at Fulda on the Let Of
september aud the following days.
DR.. Stone. formerly Of the Park street church.
Boston. and Mr. Murray. his successor, being great
ane CITY enc
The Quaker farmers IN Western New York. )usl
beyond Canandaigua. have experienced q change Of
The Old school Presbyterian Committee ON Sys.
tematic BenevOlence proposes TO RAISE s6sb. 900 by
Sunday why exclude the saboaths Would the
committee refuse to accept handsome donation
from person who died on sunday
Rev. DR.. Newman, OF Washington, proposes TO
raise $4,000 to pay the deDt, build the tower and
buy the chimes for the Metropolitan Methodist
the venerable doctor undertakes to lit the tower.
A local religious contemporary says:-'A couple
Of steamboat comprehensive offered free passage
10 ClvIta Necchia 10 all bishops proceeding 10 the
Eeumenica, Council" Where from-New YORK
Complaint Is made that at the late national camp
also that 1t took too much Of the character OF pic
mic; What Of that, provided the campires got good
Elck al OQ NIckr
1t is stated as curious fact that Friends or Qua
kers, increase IN England aud decline in the United
States. II the policy Of sending Quakers among the
Indians Is kept up the society Is In fair way OF
being abolished or tomahawked altogether.
The Observer has an article about training young
ministers. Train child up in the way he should
go and when he gets old he VIII run away from It.
Ftde Tying.
A religious contemporary has sometimes feared
the press OF this country was IN danger OF tending
toward coarseness. But the religious press OF Lon.
don gives 1t glimpse OF something rather lower
than the religious press here has yet gone. high
Church Review, speaking OF published sermon By
the Rev. Mr. Jackson, remarks:-"The father OF she
writer started donkey show In that neghborhocd
some time ago. This sermon suggests that he was
moved thereto by the selfish but reasonable hope OF
winning the first prize with an animal OF his own
breedlng."
An observing correspondent thinks it would oe
good ioea 10 have eclipses more frequenty-t causes
SO many eyes 10 turn heavenward.
The English bishops, when referring TO the subject
OF state pay give new rendering OF the aymn
Mercy, good Lord mercy ask" and read It.
Money good Lore, money ask;
That Ia the iota. SUN;
For money, LORD. Is all my pea,
t.et the money come.
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OF sanatica persecution America the frst 10 ,ilus-
trate by practice the supremacy Of democracy must
likewise be in the van OF religious progress
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you can rest calm ana secure las all Catholics dol
rom that craving and yearning and searching after
truth, which can only be found within the casket
where Christ Himself deposited IT, and where all are
invited TO enter that they may drink OF the living
fountain. CATHOLIC LAYMAN.
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tend over the Church in any other country n So
rate head for each country Where rs your unity OF
faith How can there be unity OF iaith where each
member full or his own concet and pride, can take up
che Bible and expound each sentence verse to SUIT
hisown selfish or perhaps corrupt endf How can he
do otherwses He has no beaa no Church to exponnd
1t for him. The Protestant Church has confidence
ITSELF IL feels conscious that the power and the
promise delivered 10 Peter and his Successors 40
not extend to H. The sacred badge vi authority
which commands all men to obey Is not vested Ia
1t. The divine spirit which inspires the Catholic
church and 1t only, enables Il TO preach, to
teach aud to Interpret; for did not Christ
promise, II Will send Gown the Holy Ghost the
Spirit Of Truth 10 teach You all things; and 10 / |
am with You all DAYS, even unto the consummatlon
Whence the origin OF the Protestant Cnurchs
Cause and eiiect. Henry VIII, In his royal vanity
considering himself superior to all laws human al
divine. would have the Church OF God prostitute its .
authority anu submit TO mis- caprice. to bend 70
authority, TO license an unlawful ACT, to sanction
his lustiul desires. md the Church Of Goo bear the
same relation to the state az does the Protestant
Church now the Church should yield TO the mandate
OF the iyrant; but she held her sacred Office indie.
pendent o. tue Sfa,e, and superior to State. That
she held 1nviO,abe. No kingy threats could move
her; not earth ana hell combined could shake her IN
her resolve 70 preserve IN ali Its integrity the sacred
law as handed down 10 her by Christ and his
Apostles Then Henry formed a Church that would
he more doce and more Yielding to his WILL tie saw
That TO induige ms passions be break with the
cid Cnurch. Hence the Reformation. No wonder
uae o'a Gnurcn =. different periods OF It's history
ana wren suffering from. persecution and con
ffohied by It's enemies from within ana without
would convene its faithful disciples rom ell parts
OF tue earth TO embrace more Iondly the old aud
tried tenets OF Its Ialth; to buckle on their amor
TO renew the fight with the devll, the word and
the hesh; TO animate their faith, 70 renew tier
zeal 10 sustain and comfort their venerable
head and 10 declare before God and man
ther hrtn resolve 10 preserve mvioiaie the sacred
truths ana mysteries entrusted to their charge W tue
END oil time. NO. the Catholic Church has never
changed lts faith. As well might God Himself
change as that Church with when lie promised TO
dwell for ever. ana against which the power Of hell
shall not prevail
come then. nv dear friend, into lts fod, There
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-11-27

ADMINISTRATORS NOVICE,

Notice is hereby given that letters Of
Administrator with the will annexed upou
the estate Of Heury w S%underWhth deed
have beeu granted to me by tie Judge o.
the Probate Court of Gascsnade County
bearing date the 9Th day of March 1858
All persons having iclaims agaiut said
Estate are required 10 exhibit them for
allowance, to the undersigned Within one
year after the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any beueft of such
estate; and if snch claims be not exhibited
Within two years from the date OF said let
ters, they will be forever barred.
CHARLOTTE SUNDERWlRTH
triy p
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Gis gf'rHtipraGr.-(Jine tsntiae glntmprt.)
Of rentidt S&riittc4sr q, @sil tr,p,rerte I'M.
lan6f i'm SiIpn Der 6rsu sUn ance!ut in garis
etnsm lrauiriidn StrjittsI;r, Gtt It,r he aeut.
DE SFrats ifftIsItt rrp fs III cine @inreiprate
nannIs: Glram ttnnm Gis auta gitl ni6t Ter.
nen.
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0sn @asa,a isdsa sie safr sssinsa a

sDtR @la&;i iisbsa se safr sSrinsa aus
cen NustR.
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fGr Did Sjttsa. Cir III mir pas 8sts ssbtn I'M
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tinallte ssr & aa,m.rjup8itr
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bi'rtsr gu 70 mntn' Sd babe irtl ~elinssus iii
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81 ssss msinsu ltstsn Dieanis, uns &. II 70
r.t& 0sriF, S4eosOr bat T.Gt. seuib lat Il
1aui.uss in aisitm Ssettar ~Iisssn.'
l6Crtfsaa3 r!8t)
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Crosse est5gkeit!

gGUat Gin SeHfr, wsFbsr cine 3cituns Lis e
bat ireniJ ghtun9 aui ~2n3etssn unp menn
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3u, DerfQufeln

Gine YARN Bon % 9ldtr. msueedn Is Nffr IN
6ultur, nit suicin ncusm gBDtubaue UNI SeGtr.
S:unMsa uae Sialupg. 500 Gaia,rtc, 500
Gcneurn unO SO girSinia @estlins @tDdt I'M IT,
fen Sulanpey tefaesn fi@, parauf. Gas qanf
lisst bios 5 Nsiien ron Sfrmana. Bseiuauaa.r
apssrft ~0iniiss Ratsrss II ~ srtrnssn an Srt
nm Stels te 9prens @eiser.
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ADMINISTRATORS.
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s elausremnO dunsesrudte
HH6lafIs asiops. -Gine @ans Lief III
elmer 9assr6itr Srautr,i uaatsr uns ftl in eiusn
nit Bier %seiI1ttH SubsI. Sis fat itr,n 9us aurd
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Rabs, itr ttrAa5Jut.lfsn.
Dis Sass brad: pEas 1T elm. ttSri&te Bite,
REM su msibt, mann i'd sstusr taGtait scrst, sus
Id RID ir,Is."
vEatt it timer ttfrr, ais ti.r it Bier. ~ sr-
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Die Sabs belt. fs tsraus, aser Der gisriasum
maGis Die &ase nisisn uas sis aQlaus tntFQ6 in
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Die &ass ssrlmas's ls iols ttraustpmmea unD
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: MosiaIa efa,Flinnaaff sattiernens.

Public notice is herebY,giSen 70 ALI -
Fditorssaad 6Shsrs. intereslea ip the esaio
Of P e Proper &htRhufa p,tdccds thatI will
make Final 'Se5faefn ehf thereof att tbe next
term of tIEiae CGsaatsGc5 ia Iii ,Pt6bate aOesrt.. to
be heldnapda beg4p, oh the third Mona "a.
OF November next at the ceAr!thSuaef ~ 'n'
10 @n pt.Harmann.
,Hala@ ms ARNOLD RHUMP Adr.
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freTtu, stt 90 y
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Stutseh-amsrikanisehfs ?
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Observation-Disclosures
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tan9 pteltr berpcrr19tnben 5ptutfd en-
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ian9 III 81 greg, ais rab Ger Gin;slns iercn &C.
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Sitliottst iIter ale 3mfiae res QBifsna ANU.
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neil rc in 9sutiGlaur erftiensneu @ruperiaticus
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t~aItnifTe tetrirt, %entperer unBcnisenu cpfr ugrih-
il finn ppsr 9OQIlUpi9 i'm Std laTen, rer In
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p9ae Ilt&Funit Iter 9Qse ras fiupen nil; nj ri
3uftanpe unp SsrbaltnijI: Qmerita'5 tetriTt, res
eanlss, rrsltes Itins una ieiaer 6amilie ncus Sci
mntb 1T. :
Gteism 8sbirtniB fir gmcrIta Bire tas ctise
Ort9inalnsrt, an Gem tie tsitsn psutiaen Sdrifts
teller Der Union lnitarfriten, at0eifen. 0dlIeltr
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men gSilens pertretttp, mic rie in Gsntitlamp
srihisusnen @srts ritler 4rt. ~ionrern ipe3lelI aud
8Ass uter q merttant he GtrbaltaljIe in pos
iittbsr. ~iofialtr, ttrh;ther,s gec9rapttihsr, biltoris
lGsr, ltatlliiIAsr, oiV8raptiits., natur riiIrai6aftlts
der, iurtltilhsr. msris iai iter, tedailber unr 9sz
wsrtliAer Sesletun9, lNp;e in 8e,ns anf 5au0sI
unp Wanpsl trtn gen, tru6 in peutden 9cnperia>
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unp emilio pirp es aud Gin 10 YclItlnriaes Bib
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taltsn H. t..
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Sstsaunsen III, icpis rn gsrIe9sr e. snI4
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