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The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20
l DMINIsTRATOR's sale.-Notic

IA is hereby given that will expose to pub
tic auction on Saturday the 18th day OF Septsm-
Der next at the residence of Canada Higgen-
bothm. in German township, Vauderburgh
county. 1udiana. quantity of clothing, &C., be-
longing TO the estate of james NJ. Sutton, de-
ceased
credit of twelve months will be given on
all sums of three dollars and upwards, the pur-
chaser giving his note with yapproved security,
waiving all relief from the yaunrion or appraise-
ment laws. JAMES Il. WALKER, Admin
istrator de bonis non. aug20-3t.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

FWNHE subscribers having been appointed
b Agents for the .'Coiumbus Insurance Com
pany'' are prepared to effect insnfance on Fire
and Marine risks at low rates. Believing the
above office to be one of the best in the western
country, they have no hesitation in recommend
ing this Company to the ia vorable notice of tn Q
public. S1OCKWELL 81 CORBET.
apr %, '46-tf.
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State of Indiana,
VanderbUrgh County.

A L the August term OF the Vanderburgh Pro-
- bate Court A. D. 1916 said court declared
the estate of Charles Fairchild deceased to be
probably insolvent. Creditors are the refore re-
qured to file their claims against the estate for
allowance in the SAID Probate Court within ten
months from the date hereof or they will lot be
entitled to payment.
augI3 St ALPHlAS FAIRCHILD, Admr.
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KD ECEIVED per steamer Empire
An half bhls Sweet Wine;
2 bbis Dry Malaga do;
pipe sup Madalra do;
do Rose do;
do London P. Tenerff Wine;
bbs Old 4ih Proof French Brandy;
pipe common French Brandy, proof /;
bols Old Port Wine, double Grape;
2 do do Holland Gin;
10 do EPSON Salts;
1000 lbs clarified Salt Petre;
4 bags Alsplce;
bags Peppel;
do Race Ginger:
100 lbs Gloves;
100 do Nutmegs;
IS Mats Cinnamon,
boxes Pepper Sauce;
10 doz cans Mustard;
boxes Branch Stag Tobacco, Oronoka
March I9-tf E. p. SPURRIER & co.
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TAXES FOR Is46.

r WILL meet the tax payers who may attend
u at the following places in VaBderburg Coun-
ty, for the purpose of receiving taxes. to wit:
Al the school house near John S. Terry's in
Knight township on Wednesday September 23d.
Al the house of George L. Schnee in Centre
township on Thursday September Oath.
AT the house of Charles Knowles in Scott
township on Friday September 25th.
At the house of Charles Martin in Armstrong
township on Saturday September 26th
At the house of Michael Mentzer in German
township on Monday September 28th.
AT he house of Joseph Thompson in Perry
township on Tuesday September 29th.
At the house of Joseph M. Mcdowell in Un
ion township on Wednesday September Both.
And ! will attend at my offic5 in the Court
House at Evansville from the first day of Octo>
ber next until the first day Of January l847, for
the purpose of receiving taxes.
The Taxes for the year l846 are as follows:
For State purposes-On each one hundred dol
lars valua tion of all property made taxable by
law, 26 cents and mills, and for each poll IS
cents.
For County purposes--OD each one hundred
dollars valuation of all properly, 40 cents, and
for each poll rs cents.
For Road purposes-On each one hundred dol
lars valuation OF prop erty on the tax duplicate
for 1845, cents.
l would call the attention of tax payers to
section 30. chapter IL. of the Revised Statutes
oil A. d. l843, as amended:
tin case any person shall refuse or neglect to
pay the tax imposed on him, the County Treas
urer SHALL, after the first day of January, levy
the same, together with the costs and charges,
that may accrue, by distress and sale of the
goods nd chattels OF such person as ought to
pay the same wheresoever the SAME may be
found within the county.''
By an act of the Legislature of the State of
Indiana. the surplus copies of the Revised Sta
! tues for l843, placed in the hands of Coun-
ty Treasurers for sale. Notice is therefore given
10 the ciuzens of Vanderburgh, that the afore-
said Statutes may be had at my Office for s. 90
per copy. R. w. DUNBAR, T. v. G.
Evansville Angus. 90, l646.-6t
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NT OTICE.--I will attend at the usual place
IL of holding elections in the several Town
ships in Spencer County, for the purpose of col
'lecting TAXES for the year 1916, as follows
In Luce Town ship on the 2lst day of Sep
tember.
In Hammond Township on the 23rd day OF
September.
In Huff Township on the Gath day of Sep
temer.
In Harrison Township, on the 25th day OF
Septem ber.
In Carter Township, on the 26th day of Sep
tember
In Jackson Township, on the 2sth day Ofsep
iembsr.
In Grass Township, on the 29th day of Ser
tember.
/ will attend at my Office in Roekport f:on
1st day of October next until the LIST day OF Jan.
uary 1897. to collect taxes not previously paid
together with the delinquencies of all former
years. The tax for the year 1916 are levied as
follows: for Stale purposes on every one hun
dred dollars valuation 26 cents and 7 mills anC
IS cents on each poll; for county purposes oil
ea ch one hundred dollars valuation 25 cents anC
on each poll IS cents.
Aug13-6t JONATHAN HARVEY T.S.C
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HHOR SALE! will sell at private sale,
u upon reasonable terms, Lot No. 26, in the
upper enlargement of the town. The title is
clear, and the location of the lot one of the
most eligible in the towE for private residence
JOHN ]. CHANDLER, Agent.
aug f3-'46
The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20
4 DMINISTRATOR'S Sale.-.WiIl

n sold at public auction ut the residenc e
OF Thomas Dewey in the lower enlargement of
the Town of Evansville, Indiana on Saturday
the l2;h day September next. commencing at
% O'Clock A. NJ all the personal property OF the
estate of said Thomas Dewey. deceased: con-
sistlng ofhousehold aud kitchen furniture, stock
hogs. COW and divers other articles.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums under So cash
over So credit of three months on security Y
aug 1873. Administrator.
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- The undersigned has taken out letters of
Oh the estate of Thomas Dewey,
late of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, deceased. :.
Debtors and creditors Of the estate will please
call on me ut my Office for settlement.
The estate is supposed to be solvent.
augI3 81. pf 81. JOHN INGLE, Jr. Admr.
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state of Indiana,

State of Hndiana,l ga.
Waruck county.
In the Warrick Circuit Court. in Vacation,
Angus. 18th, A. d. 1916.
State of Indiana,
VS..
Thomas Wellington, In Chancery.
and Elizabeth Yelling
ton ct al.
NOW at this time to wit: on the 18th day oil
IN August, A. D. 1916, comes the said COM
plainant bylher solicitor and files her bill of COM
plant against the said defendants and upon al
fidavit OF disin,eresied person before me filed +,
setting forth that the said Thomas Wellington
and Elizab beth Wellington are not residents OF
the State of Indiana there fore tire said Tho M
as Wellington and Elizabeth Wellington W i'll
take notice that unless they appear, plead, an
swer, oIdemur to the said complainants bill OF
com plaint against them in this behalf. exhited
on or before the calling of this cause at the
next term of the Warrick circuit court, to be
holden in the court house in Boonville in said
county, on the third Monday in October next,
the said bill of complaint will be taken, as to
them as confessed and decreed accordingly.
Attest, ]. WAITE b. MOORE,
aug 2O-St-p g so. Clerk.
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A DMTNISTRATION NOTICE.
"A The undersigned has taken out letters of
on the estate of Beverly Law
renee, late Of Vanderburgh county deceased.
The estate is believed to be entirely insovent
and wi II not pay the widows claim of 81 50-I00.
augl3 '46. JOHN ONYETT Sr. Admir-.
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EPARED RICE.

PREPARED RICE.
.TEyHE subscriber has made arran gements with
the manufacturers of this article and will
be able in future TO keep a full supply always
on hand. E. p. SPURRlER & Co.
July 3-tf
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J. & w. REILLY,
s. Retail Dealers in Groceries
Produce, Salt. &C., &C., &c.
Main street, Eransrille, Indiana.

HyHE subscribers have recently moved in
ILL their lew Store, Main street KIT door
TO J.'H. Boffandick & Co., whore they are pre-
pared to sell all articles in their line of as good
quality and at as low prices any other house
IN the city. They would take this opportunity
of returning to their numerous friends and the
public for past favors. and would respectfully
solicit continuance of the same.
Almost all kinds of country produce purchas
ed at their store for cash.
june 25-3t. j. & w. REILLY.
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fHN OCOUNTRY MERCHANTS
B. Merchants from the country, are respect
fully invited to call and examene my large and
well selected stock OF Dry Goods, which
will sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
All kinds of Merchantable Produce received
in paym ent for the same, and the highest mar
ket price allowed. OLIVER LADD.
Water street, June 17-H.
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EUST received per steamer Susquehanna: !:
- 20 Ton Iron, assorted;
20 Sets Buggy xes and Springs;
This in addition to our former stock of IRON
and STEEL makes a complete assortment, both
regarding sizes and superior brands.
March 5, ALLIS s. HOWES.
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Au-

NJOW at this time to wit: on the l4th day OF
lV August, 1916, comes the said complainant
by J w. B. Moore, Auditor of warrick county
Aforesaid, and files his bill of complaint against
the said defendants, and upon affidavit OF dis
int crested person before me made and file set
ting forth that Warren K. Bethel one of the e.
PENDANTS herein is not resident Of the State OF
Indiana.
Therefore the said Warren X Bethel is her e.
by notified that unless he appear. plead, answer
or demur to the said complainant's bill of COM
plant against him in this behals,exhibited on or
before the calling OF this cause at the next term
of the Warrick Circuit Court to be holden at the
Court House in said county on the third Monday
in October next, the said bill Of compaint will
be taken as confessed and decreed accordingly
as to the said WarrenlK Bethel.
Attest. J. WAITE B. MOORE,
aug 20-3t-pf So co. Clerk.
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STEVENS, TAYLOR, Il Co.
Commission s. Forwarding Merchant.
WATER STREET EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
feFBusiness entrusted to their care will be
punctually attended to.
. June IS i846-tf.
The Evansville journal., 1846-08-20

AA ASSORTED Brass and Copper Kettle
nv from 10 SO gallons each Tor sale very
low by fly l6-ul -DECKER& KRAMER.
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PAVING NOTICE.

KNTHEREAS, the President and Trustees of
w the Town of Evansville have ordered
and directed that the owners of the lots and
parts of lots and other property hereinafter de-
scribed, be notified to grade and pave the side
walks adjoining to and fronting lots No. /, 2, 81
and 4, in the original plan of said town on Wa
ter street; lots No. /. 46. 49 and SO in said plan
on Chestnut street; lots N o. 73. a. IS. 10. III.
Il8. Il9. I2O. SO. 90. 81. 98. 9s 100. rs. 10. go
Il3. III and Is in said plan on Second street;
lots No. 4. 10l and I40 in said plan on Walnut
street; lots No. 129. 100. l35. 1856. 1877 138.
I39. I40. 164 and both sides of the Public
Square in said plan on Third street: lot No. l36|
and that part OF No. los which is now unpavedl
in said plan. on Locust street; the north h-westI
side of the Public Square on Main street; lots
No. II3. 1913. 16l. 176. 81 and 81 in said plan on
Sycamore street; lots No. So. TO- I'll and 72 in
said plan on First street; lots No. SO, 76- III. II
and l-3 southwest end of lot No. l24 IN said
plan on Vine street; lots No. |. 2. and in the
lower enlargement of SAID town on Water
street; lots No. II. l8. l9 and 20 and fractional
lot No. in said enlargement on First street;
and lois No. and 13 in said enlargement on
Pine street in said town.
And whereas Thomas M. Archer, Marshall
OF said town has returned that William Antho-
ny owner of said lot No. ia; Allen Hazard
owner of lot No. 3 sub. 81; Jenkins I. Hugo
owner Of south west I-3 of 90: Morris Benn Ell
owner of southwest end of III; +. L. Dutton
owner of lct No. 100 and souih-we I>2 of 70
John A Low ell owner of lot No. 81. Francis
Amory ir. oflot No. 69 in said original plan are
nnn-residents of said town: and that-the own
OF lots No. 49. TO- IL. ~. 76. 10. 80. 81. li9
I28. 36 feet lot SO and part OF 81 onSyc-
amore street in said original plan; and 'ois No.
I?. IS and 20 and fractional lot No. 2 in said
lower enlargement are unknown:
The said non-residents and unknown owners
are therefore ordered and direc ted to grade and
pave the side walks herein before designate ed
within thirty days from this date-accord ding to
the requirements of an ordinance concerning
side walks--passed January 30th I843.
BY order OF the Board
aag13 '46. JOHN ]. CHANDLER, C!'k.
H<LASS WARE-We are just receiving o
" large and general assortment of GLASS
WARE, viz:
Walls of ell kinds, Bottles. Tumbers,
Jars, Tinctures, Window Glass. sc.
Which will be sold for cash or country-oId
duce. E. P. SPURRlER %,
oct 30 Water Street.
Boots and shoes, &c.
900 PR. Mems lined and bound Bro
%1BaD gans;
500 pr. do heavy brogans;
400 walking Shoes;
300 s women's Bootes;
200 .s Ladies Slippers:
TOO - do Kid do. For sale by
NAV t5-Ify. G. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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JOHN r.. WILCOX.
Physician and Surgeon.
FIRST STREET, A FEW DOORS ABOVE MAIN,
EVANSVILLE, IND. aug20, ,'46.
state of Indiana,

St1tC Ok 4AAS2kd&AhG4S
Warrick County.
In the Warrick Circuit
gust l4th, 1916.
Reuben c.. Mathewson,
Commissioner of School
Land Warrick county Ia.
Thomas F.. Bethel, Chester
Bethel, Warren K Be,h-
ell, Eli lie wis. Eliza Lew
is, Union Bethel, Tilman
Bethel, and Franklin M.
Bethel,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
u. S. HOTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS,
August 70. 1916.

Saratoga The Razor Strop Man-Cooi Weather
The Springs-1he Village Arrivals. &c.
The first voice we heard on landing Mt this de-
pot this morning, of" lie beau moade," was the
hard unearthy sepulchral voice OF the razor strop
man, recit,ng some of h own do9seiels near the
gate OF hi. establishment, rs 'o'so~s'
"And if your razor has a gan,
You can wipe IL out ~ quick 10 iitsh
By pas ing twenty five cent - cas-
For those premium Stops Ni.iie orc Jon cru he' ;
I've lew more lcfs Of the sevc or' yel"
A crowd Of boys and men were around hiin'
transported with the cioqueni praises OF The vend
or OF these wonderful Stops, which Re pfotss's
will make a razor keen enough To shave man
without opening.
Fire is comic table here this morning. Cool
and cloudy-thermometcr at 90. The crowd is
declining, though there are std some tweLty-iv
hundred strangers IN the village. There are some
hall dozen springs along the little valley all pre-
serving the ugreeab and refreshing qualities of
dose oil salts. 1fthere is u better article to be
had in The neighboEhccds wa shall certainly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1886

MANSION HOUSE, Troy n Y, Aug. 10, 1886
A Gt,e up the Rio Grande Of York State-7he Nj
agara-1he Mstamora-Hon. r. Pakenham and
Ssersfdry-His interest in the Scenery Of the HID
so"-A Pleasant Company-Dr. Elijah White
Orsgon-Aecount Of The Volcanoes Of Oregon,
NTH other incidental obse,vations
The passenger carriage of the Astor House is
lined with red velvet,cane dow in it To the boa;
with plain citizen in the company, who protest.
ed he could not feel easy in vehicle so antre-
publican and aristcratc. The driver was a spir-
tied fellow, and wedged his way for some time
through blockadipg squadron of market wa
CONS, till brought to dead halt by Knicker-
bocker's cart loaded with roasting ears. Our dr-
yer said peremptodly Sect out of the way, you
f.t-headed Duchman, or III upset you, by Ja-
suso The descendant of Van Spuykell fred up
at once "S,hand away yourself, You tam Irish
va gsbone, vot right you got IN dish country any
how Z" Van Spuvkel, however, backed out, and
Patrick passed through.
The steamer Niagara, with u full implement
OF passengers, is superb affair. w, had scarcely
passed into the open river, however, with a COM
pany which on the Potomac would be regarded
as n spectacle, when the Metamora, or Matamo-
ras, Ct forget which) rounded to. hauled up, LASH
ed last and delivered over To our Captain some
three additional travellers and their baggage, in
GLIDING trunks, carpet bags, kegs, boxes, bales.
the engine of the Metamcra was out ofgear As
passengers had subsidized into compa-
alive quierude after this occasion, we passed
round 10 look a. a fre I'd and familiar smile or
two, among the hundreds Of strange but agreeable
faces around us, for The people of York State are
clean, tidy, good looking community, "by and
large" Gas Col Benton would have it) any how
The first parsonage who attracted our attention
was a squsre figured man OF nearly six feet, fair
countenance, light hair, reddish whiskers Il flock
stiff as his shirt collar, and ereyish white
hat. We recognised him at once as Mr.. -,
the private secretary OF II. b. M. Envoy Extraor-
d'naiy and Minister Penipotentary at Washing
ton, The Secretary was apparently alone, but
few moments alter We caught sight of him in
company with another gentleman, also in grey
ish whites hat. a man of a strongly marked Hiber-
man, or Anglo Hibernian physiognsmy, square
head, hair short, compact figure, in brief a very
plain but intelligent and good nature6 looking
parsonage, done up by his TAILOR with diplomatic
nicely, prlmness, anu quaintness OF simplicity
The set OF his shirt collar was particularly signif-
cant OF a nice regard for "a respectable EXTERIOR
1t was vertically braced by a plaii cravat, and
ma ntained its upright attitude and altitude during
the day with an air of truly diplomatic scrnpulos-
ty. This gentleman was the Hon Rlchd Paken-
liam, the nego.i,tor OF the second great treaty of
Washington. He stands thus on the calendar
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BosroN, Aug. 10. 1916.

BosroN, Aug 10. 1916
The Caiedonia-Great Change in the Weather
Sickness in Boston-Increase Of Drmnkenmess--
Ice going to Harre--JVater, SC. &c. & o..lI
OF the arrival of the Caledonia, with ten days
waste of ink and paper for me to speak, since an
extra train on the lightning railroad" has doubt
less given you the news many hours before this
letter is written. aar1 so nss.
We had most comfortable change in the wea-
Their yesterday. For few days previous the
"dog STAR had reigned as supreme god Of the
atmosphere and more hot, sultry, disagreea
BILE, and uncomfortable time we poor mor:als
never experienced. An east wind, cool and
bracing, finally came to our relief, and for one
day at least we have breathed free and easy" /.
What effect this sudden change will have on
the health of the city l know not. There is much
sickness now prevailing among us, which it is
hoped will subsidc as the intense heat of summer
wears away. 1t is said that there were more
deaths in the city last week than were ever re-
corded in one week before think II may also
be- said with truth that there is larger number
of people absent from the city than at any pre-
vious season.
Boston is a growing place, and some of its peo-
ple are growing naughty quite too fast, as IS
shown by the fact that twenty-six complaints
were entered in the police court on Monday Tor
drunkenness Poor creatures! After they had
swallowed the contents OF various Jugs, they were
themselves put into the county jug.
The ship Amazon is loading with ice at East
Boston for Havre, which is SAID to be the nrst
cargo Of ever sent flom this country 10 france
Tie Boston Light Infantry, Capt. Park, took
the cars yesterday for Newburyport, on plea
sure excursion ttE ASSOC
ON Thursday next, ground on the new aque-
dnct from Long Pond, is to be broken at Framing
ham, when there will be appropriate ceremonies.
In three years. Boston will be abundanuy sup
piled with good watY. .fsit..
Serious charges hAye been made to-day, in
chapel against the Rev. Mr.. Colver, distinguish
cd minister Of the Be ptist faith, who breaches at
the fremont temple. Mr.. Cover is accused of
taking indecent liberties with several ladies, while
visiting them on pious mission. Iftrue, they re-
veal sad state ofthngs, and must bring disgrace
not only on the reverend gentleman, but on the
profession generally. The charges publicly
made in he Boston Star OF to-day, and a reiua-
t.ou is challenged. There is, of course, great ex.
element in tne church and out OF it, and II is very
probable that the School for Scandal will be all
tho rage lero Tor some time. f.f
The National theatre WIS crowded 10 suioca-
,ioN ON Monday las, the opening night.
Peuiio,u have been semitic the Mayor ana Az
dernCn relue s;iny them To abolish the thiId ters
in our theatres. lfthoy should DO so, we f'ther
think come OF our managers would be IN teafs,
Drunkenness ~ dreadlny Oh the Increase IN VIC
Puritan city. Over thirty were taken ironi INC
watchhouse to the police, yesterday. OafI.t-
.,., w. Ie,Yn that MIR. John Saterlee Of
~ .<,xx qofnf
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U. 5. RoTEL, SARATOGA SPRINGS, !
Aug. 81, 15i6.
Scattered Shots from The Springs.


The water, like Senator Dickinson, improves
upon acquaintance, and days initiation at hard
drinking m axes it as delicious as the contents OF
Iong-necked silver-bound bottle Of Johannsberger.
We ran the gauntlet several times, yesterday, OF
all the springs of the valley-,he Congress, the
Columbian, the High Rock, the Iodine, and some
oihers-the water gradually sotcning IN its pun
gency, until that of the Congress fountain became
as smooth Us cordial, and as sweet as orange
water.
In the evening we had an amateur concert at
Union Hail, by four Young people, from the Green
Mountains, as we were informed. The choir,
composed of young lady and three young men,
in accompaniment with the piano, RECALLED us TO
the best of abiliries and 10 the general salts
faction, With melodies, choruses, gees, &c. A
large company were present among whom we saw
Prof Morse OF The telegraph, Hon. Mr.. Huntlng-
ton Of Conn, Hon. Mr. Rockwell and lady, do,
Gov Slade oil W, and others Hon + ancis Gram
ger so in town yesterday, though we have
not seen him to-day. Alter listening 10 our coun-
try vocalsts until we had fairly canght the scope
OF their style and approximation TO clsverness, we
passed down 10y The Congress fountun, drank
standing, and then dropped mo the Old Episcopal
church endeavor to catch the secret, II possible,
Of Herr Alexander's " tree little X Dps ana de iit'le
bali, and the red bag, "wld de egg vch he iihd
IN It when lie always want one" ard ms other
sfeelosophick exparyments" He had crowded
house, and the audience were In raptures with
his skifuI tricks TINS morning, however, brings
out the offended church against hun, pel mel, IN
the papers. 1t appears that the edifce, winch
had become too small for the congregation, or
rather the congregation too large fot the building,
WIS sold, and, becoming the property OF private
individual, he reo's ", like Or. Hale OF tie Taber-
nacIe, TO- almost anything respectable mat will
pay Tor the camille
But the chulcn N tbis is none the less iu-
dgnani NJ tbe sacricrrous use 10 which TINS iiiue
temple OF Bethesda has been Appropriated; and
CORES pondenf OF ihc Rec itbitcda ihis morning
complains most bitterly o. tie out SO OF trans
iersing de very aIsi 81 orthodoxy otto a paioIui
for the celebrations ot the orl.lrs of Lucirr
for lie il upd,rstco that not few oi cur chufch
commandments do believe TIA Herr Alexander
has a written co'npact with the devil, aud they
believe It a. soielnly ~ he old Eoundhcads of
Salem believed IN tue power OF ther witches To
ride, on dark night on hickory broom, through
the arr on their errands OF infe,nal inquiry The
warden of the Episcopal Church has actually
thought it expedieut to announce that the church
authorities had 10 control over the old house, or
il never would have been thus surrendered TO
the rites Of the lower regions, and 10 an agent OF