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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
BOOK NOTIUEs.


LIFE OF CHARLES DICKENS. By Il
SHELTON MAKEEzTE, Ii. D., literary
editor of the Pniladelphia r. ess-1 y ia
personal recoliections and ane caotes
letters by . Boz never before puDllsneo'
and uncoI5ected papers Ia prose alo
verse. With portrait and autograph
Philadelphia. 7. B. PETERSON q bko1H-
Eks. Price g.
This volume contains. besides q iuli
history Of the life of Mr.. Dickens, bis
unsolicited pieces, ia prose and verse;
personal recolleetions and anecdotasi
his last will and testament in full, as
well as letters from him TO various
persons never before published; and
traces the entire career Of the great
novelist, from the time Of bis birth
aud FIRST connection with journalism
as reporter, to its termination on the
oh Of June. 1870. With q full ac-
count of the funeral services. and
Dean Etanley's funeral sermon,
preached in Westminster Abbey. 1t
also contains q new likeness of Mr..
Dickens, taken from a photograph,
for which he sat few days prior to
his death. Sent by mail on receipt Of
nrioe-$2
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In the support OF the ministry q
Districs stands as follows:
BIshoD Morris.


This venerable minister Of the gos-
pei still retains the harness. At the
North Ohio Conference be gave the
young candidates for admission to
the Conference. some excellent adj
vice. which we copy from the Western
Christian ADVOCATE:
It is very uncertain what I shall
say or how long / shall talk. Among
the many points that might name
are the following:
1, Do everything at the right time,
not q half hour after the time. lie we
do not observe this rule We shall be
perpetuaHy interfering with the
rights and comforts of others.
Moreover. if we are behind in one
thing we will most likely be behind
in another, and so the thing will
grow to be habit with US. Take the
subject Of reports of statistics. In
every Conference there are frequent
calls on delinquents. The right
| place 60 make mp reports is nc home,
where the records are at hand, and
| the place TO make reports is the first
day at Conference. The Secretary
has to copy these reports, and he
ought to have them at the earliest
practicable moment.
z. Make preparation Go preach.
You are to study. You are to study
diligently, regularly. prsyerfully. No
man can succeed who does not study.
There are, however, two ways of COM
posing-one on paper, the other men
tally. lie who composes only on pa
per can only use his material when
every thing is favorable; but he who
composes In his mind can preach IN
| der almost any circumstance-in the
parlor, the school house, under the
tree, IN the street. When We are
| commanded to 60 into Ell the world,
/ do not understand we are TO read.
but to preach. Rather than listen 10
q man read 1 would prefer to hear
1 him extcmporIzo, though he violated
| the rules of grammer in every third
sentence, In ministry of fifty years
/ have never read q single sermon in
| the pulpit, and tried the use of notes
or brief but three times.
Condensation is 3 very important
thing il 3 minister. Have something
to say. say it. and quit when you are
done.
8 Bat important as preaching IS, il
is only part Of our work. Pastoral
visitation il the great duty of the min
lstTy. We are to 60 from house to-
house. as Paul did.
The. children are the hope Of the
ghuFeh and the hope of the WorId.
They are soon to take our places in
6oth.. 1t you wish to succeed, make
friends OF the children. II you wish
70 keep. Young while your head grows
white. be much with the children.
Never pass child without stopping
ana snaking hands with him. Ask
nlm hls name If you have forgotten il.
ana about the family, and his broth
ers ana SISTERS Make him think that
You are thinking about him. think
l have said about enough, and I shall
stop.
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Who IlonId Inferfrre ?

The talk about other European
Powers interfering with Prussia or
debating t. Prussia &C this time Is al
together absurd. What Power could
possibly interfere In any way? Ger
tainly not Eneland for she would be
as powerIess In 81 attempt TO invade
Prussia as Prussia would be IN an at
tempt to invade England. Certainly
not Austria; for she ia utterly inca
pable Of taking a step against Prussia
under any circumstances. Certainly
not Italy; for she is hardly able TO
stand alone. Certainly not Russia.
In fact, there is no danger whatever
OF any Power interfering with Prussia
In this hour Of her supreme triumph.
She will make peace with France on
her own account, and will hencefor-
ward be recognized as the most for
midable-we believe also the most
peaceable-government On the Euro
pean continent.-M. X. Tribune.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10


The Chicago Tianesis the great organ
Of the Democratic party in the North
west. 1t alone, Of ali the Democratic
newspapers. can be regarded rs giv-
Ing expression to the feelings. opin-
ions and sympathy Of thai party. We
have heretofore copied extracts from
that paper. showing its hatred Of the
Germans and their cause. The fol.
lowing interesting paragraph Is from
the 4sass Of Tuesday:
The report that the Russians are urptna,
King William to declare himself En1ps.
ror Of Germany, shows what are the lih-
eraI IDEAS whicn have governed the Pms
SLAMS In the war. They have been con.
troIlnd, not by any regard for liberal
principles or free government. but by ma
ffonal pride, and q desire to extend their
boundaries. The power Of the King In
Prussia now Is, under the guidance of
Blsmarck. IS absDla'e as was that OF But
Ter In New Orleans.
Between three and four hundred tnons-
ana men have already been killed Ia the
war, and we may ask, In the. language Of
President Lincoln, hat good VIII
i'd dor "
While the fourier and Dem0kra Of
this city pretend to rejoice over Ger
man victories, the Nov York World
the Cincinnati Enousrer. ana the
Chicago Times. see in them no ocea
sion for Democrats TO rejoice.
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ing longer, and that the people will
read to occupy their leisure hours.
Now such a magazine as BaAlou's Is
lust what is wanted at the areslde.
It contains so many good stories, so
much poetry of real merit, and so
many enRraVings of interest, and all
for Is cents single copies, or 81 90
Der year, that we do not wonder at
its circulation being the largest of
any magazine IN the country. It de.
serves 1t, for It is enterprising and
| full Of life. It is for sale at all peri
odical stores In the country. Themes
& Talbot. So Congress Street, Boston,
are the publishers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

We ere in receipt of the FIRST num-
Der Of the National Lire Stock Jour
nal, published at Chicago. John p.
Reynolds is the editor. with a long
list Of names, we'll known instock and
Agricultural circles, as special con-
tributors and correspondents. We
have given the initial number a care
full examination, and If its excellence
is maintained. We are prepared to
pronounce it the best stock journal
published in the country. We would
be pleased to know that it will be
we'll patroSized BY our farmers and
stock fanCiers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

The Courier charges the editor Of
the JOURNAL with having been born
in North Carolina, from which, it al.
leges. he carpet baggedr many years
ago. The editor of the Courier
misses the mark as widely rs when he
supposed that Fred. Douglas would so
far forget the dignity Of bis position
as to place himself on terms of social
equality with the editor aforesaid.
While North Carolina ID. perhaps,
as good State to be born in as any
other. it has not the honor Of being
the birth place of the editor of the
JoURNAL. Having lived in the State
of Iadiana over thirty years. We think
We have become sufficiently accli-
mated to speak with some degree of
positiveness Of the merits Of
recent importations. The ''carpet
Dagger" from the Second Ward
has not located yet. lie Is only
boarding arouad." Previously 10 his
assumption Of the managsmentof the
affairs Of eur city. he spent nearly
half his time in New York City, from
whence he originally came as an agent
of firm in that city. That he mar
ried an estimable lady in Evansville
proves nothing, save thatit was in az
eordanee with what has passed into a
proverb. that some men do better By
going as0agfrona home 70 etnarriecE. -
IF Mr. Van Ripper considers Evans
vile bis home, Why don he become q
h0useholder aud settle DOWN.
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RELIGIoUs MATTERs.



Trinity M q. Charch.-sunday school
at9A.M. Preaching at 101S Pm. and III PM.
Glass Meeting at Pm.
Vine Street FrcsBytertan. Services at
80 An, and 80 Pm.
Walaat Street Presbytsrian Church. =
Services conducted by the Pastor. Sub
ject OF the morning sermon, The LORD
Refgnefh. IN the evening, Gods Hard IN
War.
Kingsley AZ. z. ohslrch.-sunday school
&C I11S Pm. Class Meeting &C 3. Preaching
75< BY Rev II. b. Cassavant.
Independence n r. Cattrch.-Preaehing
at lO1S An. by Rev. H. 3. CassaVant.
First BGptist church The service IN this
Church Tomorrow, morning and evening
/ BY the Pastor, Rev. A. q. caperton. At .
/ An, saDbath School and Bible Class; a
I05< a IL, also at IA P NJ, Preaching. seati
free to ali.
Church Of Carfse.-Geo. E. Flower vii
preach for the Church of Christ tomorrow
| lords Day at I05z Am. and II PM. snb
ject - Evening 1.-The Living ISSUE o
'sSigns OF the Times
So. PauZ's Protestant EpiscopaE Church.
Rev. VIM. Van Antwerp Rector. Snnda.
School At 9 A N. Morning Prayer at l01
An. Evening Prayer at71S Pm. Lamasc'
Mission Sunday school % Pm.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

TIE Courier wants to know you
know, what law prevents the. Council
appraising property at fifty per cent
more than it is worth. We dare say
ifMr. Van Ripper will consult the city
att0rney be will have no difficulty IN
finding OUT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

A GOOD friend suggests as reason
why Mr.. Van Ripper does not secure q
house, settle down aud become q per-
manent citizen Of our city. that he
could not stand bis own appraisment
Of real estate, and the oppressive tax
atom growing ont Of the same. The
reason Ia good one.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

WHEN The American Union was
carrying on the great war against the
rebellion, we had the profoundest
sympathy of the people Of Germany
and now, when the German Union is
carrying on a great war against the
assumptions Of the French pretender,
Germany has had the profoundest
sympathy of the people of America.
It has been o great pleasure and sat
isfaction FOR abe American people thus
to reciprocate the good wishes of their
German friends.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
Hcn. Daniel q. Pratt

q. s. Senator from this State, will ad-
dress bis fsllow.oitizsns Of the First
District, at the following places and
times. The public generally are in
vited to attend:
Newtonville, Spencer County, al the
County Nominating Convention, on Sat
urday, september 10th.
The hour Of commencing Will be one
O'Clock in the. afternoon, az all these
places.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

One Of our heaviest real estate
agents informs US that since the re-
cent appraisement Of real estate b
the Council. he has not had a solitary
offer to buy property. On the other
hand be has bad numerous pieces Of
property placed in bis hands for dis.
posal-either By sale or trade. An.
other agent says be has bad applica-
ton from only two or three negroes
who had not heard of the new ap.
praisement. Gould any facts be more
augReative. a.---.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

THR editor Of the Courier says be
desired to have Mr. Fred. Douglas en-
joy the sociability Of bis family in or
der 20 tell him that ho was opposed
10 negro suffrage. the Fifteenth
Amendment, Snd al laws looking to
q forced equality OF the races. In
other words. he designed giving the
people a public manifestation Of 50
cial equality between the blacks and
whites. in bis own family. in order to
prove that he was opposed to such
equality. The explanation must be
very satisfactory to the readers Of the
Courier.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAoAzrNE
ron OcFoBER.-The appearances Of
Ballou's Magazine for October. re-
minds rs that the evenings are grow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

THE Ontario Churchman'S Maya
zine reports the ordination By the
Bishop Of Oatario Of Mr.. j. Fl. MIN
mo, once minister ofIthe Presbyteri-
an Church, and Mr.. John Haliwel,
formerly Methodist preacher. Both
were ordained to the order of Dea-
cons.
REV. LUcIAN CARPEETER. the new
Pastor of Trinity Church, appointed
at the recent session Of Conference,
announces in a letter that he will
occupy the pulpit on Sunday, the
18th inst. tomorrow week His
congregation are prepared to give
him aeordial reception.
SAMUEL OsaooD, D. D., of New
York, was ordained Deacon, on Fri
day. at the Church of the Holy Com
munion. BY the Right Rev. DR.. Potter,
Bishop Of the Episcopal Church in
New York. The ordination sermon
was preached By the Bishop Of Ten
nessee. DR.. Osgcod was formerly an
Unitarian minister Of wide rsputa-
ton, AID the costly Church Of the
Messiah, corner of Thirty iourtl
Street and Park Avenue, was bull
| for him, only few years ago.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10

UNITED STATES or AlrERICA, sg
District Of IRdiauR,
VEYHEHEAS, a libel 81 Information
w was flied Al the District Court 81 the
United States for the District 81 Indiana,
on the first day OF September, 1870, by
Charles Walker against the steam 9n
Sam. Orr, her Boilers, Engines, TacAla
Apparel and furniture, seized st satd DIS
trfct. In q cause OF damages, civil and mar
thine. and claiming damages In the sum
of $780, and praying process against said
steam boat. and that the same may be
Condemned and sold therefor.
NOW, fherefofe, In pursuance OF the Mo-
milton under the zeal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
pi1bl1c notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court of the
United States, TO be held at the City OF
Indianapolis, In and for the District OF In
diana, On the Ist Monday OF October next,
No 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that day,
then and there TO fnterpose their claims
and make their allegations IN that behalf.
BEN. EPOONER, Marshal u. 3.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest; ]. d. Rowland. Ci'k. sep7