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LATE FROM EUROPE.

ST. Johns, IN. d. Sept. 2s.
TIE steamship Jura, fromC0rk on the 18th,
has arrived with London dates to the 18th.
The Jura has been chartered by the East
India Company to taketwo regiments OF troops
from ST. Johns to Calcutta.
Accounts from Moldayia state that the re-
cent elections in tile Principalitles resulted
favorable 10 union.
The Indian mail had arrived, with dates
Of the Goth Of August.
There has been several sOrties, IN which
the rebels were repulshed with great loss, and
500 British we're killed and wounded
The Neemuchmutineer had reached Delhi
Gen. Nicholson asdaly expected from the
pania.b with reinforcements. Gen. Have
lock occupied Blthoor on the 10Th without
resistance. Nena Sahib bad escaped.
Gen. tlayelack on the Goth defeated o 900
rebels on the road 10 Lucknow. The British
loss was triaiig.
Every thing VAS quiet az Calcutta and
llyderabad ON the 18th Of August. Il was
expected that Delhi would soon fall. Gem
erals IIayelOck and Ned were advancing upon
Lucknow.
Three regiments Of Beng.l native infantry
had reyolied and fed to Roave river. pursued
b. Gen. Floyd, where 500 Of them were kill,
ed. Tie mutInrers were also routed at Fin
b,lpure and Other places.
MutinUus plots had been discovered at
Bcnares and other places. Gen. Havelock,
after reoccupying CaHnpore, burnt Bithoor.
Sir CoIln Campbell had assumed the com,
mand.
Details are given Of further horrible tro.
cities by the Seypoys. Gen. HayeIpek, while
marching upon Cawnporc, marched one humid
red aud twenty-six miles in four DAYS, and
fought four desperate battles against Nena
Sahib, completely routing him. Meme Sahib',
atrocities at Cawnpore beggar all descrip.
ton. -Four hundred persons, including seven
ty women aud one hundred aud twenty chi.
drrn. were massacred in cold blood. Saht
escaped. but subsequently, drosned himself
together With his Mhoe family.
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barbarously slaughtered on the rreyous morn.

barbarously slaughtered on the previous morn.
ing. The former having been stripped ma
ked, and then beheaded and thrown into a
well, and the latter having been hurled down
alive upon their butchered mothers, whose
blood reakedo their mangied bodics. Only
four escaped, the wife Of u merchant and three
others.
General HayeIock, in despatch to the
Governor General, says. that Nena Sahib had
drowned himself with his family. He had an
intention Of going to Lucknow, put when he
got as far as the river. the cavalry and
infantry deserted him. 'I'hey are all gone
oil, after destroying their arms, 40 their ditier-
ent homes. Cawnpore is now as quiet as
Adahadad.
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LATE FROM CALIFORNIA. /.

5s New York, October 4.
The Star Of the West has arrived. She
left Aspinwall September Gath with four
hundred and fifty passengers aud 81 500, 900
in specie. Senators Gwyn and Foote, and
Hon. e. l.. Scott, were among the passen-
gers from California; also Mr.. Starkweather,
late Minister to China.
The election in California had resulted in
favor Of the Democrats, Senator Weller re-
ceiving 10000 votes for Governor, and
Stanly and Bowie o. 900 each.
Columbia, in Toulume County, had been
burnt, at loss Of 100000. @
California had voted to pay her public
debt, by large majority.
An Investigation into the affairs Of the
mint had been made by the Grand Jury.
ilarasothy, late melter and re6ner, was as
certained to be deiaulter to the amount Of
Sl50,000.
The Indians had murdered Mr.. Ebey, col
lecter at the port Of Townsend, Washington
Territory. Eighteen of them had been cap
tared and would be hung.
OREGON.
The Convention to form State Constitu-
| ti0n for Oregon was in session.
0uirages in Carson Valley had caused the
formation Of Vigilance Committee.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
The revolution in Peru continues, but u o
advantage has been gtined by either side.
Nutling late from Nicaragua.
The cholera was raging al Guatamala.
A revolution had broken nut against
Carrera.
Mr.. yenable. U. S. Minister. at Guatamala
was dead.
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EQUITY SALE.
David w. Kerr, and ais, ex partc

David W. Kerr, and ais, ex parte.
PURSUANT to decree of the Court of Equity
4 for Orange county made at September term, 1887
shall offer at public sale, on the premises on MON
DAY the 18th day Of October next, at IL o'clock the
Tract Of hand belonging to the heirs Of Charles w.
Johnston, deceased, known the Burns tract on the
waters Of New Hope, adjoining the lands Of Samuel
Barns, William Robeson and others, containing about
one hundred acres, more Or less. -
Six months credit will be given bond and good So
eurity will BIO required aud title will be reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, O. 8. H. L.
September 23. Prs fee 81 OT--4w
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II DIGEST !"-Such is he true meaning Of The
word "PEpslN." OF Of the two Greek ~oids from
which il Is derived. This the signGcsw, and appro.
pirate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by Dr. J. > HOUGH.
TON Of Philadelphia, for the Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il Is NatUrc's own remedy for IN.
healthy Stomach. No All II man equal IL cura.
n,e powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in smother part Of this paper
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EQUITY SALE.
Martha aaris, and others, ex par,c.

HFIT'II "dEISi aIIl U1IFTs' W PiIIV'
PURSUANT TO decree of the Court Of Equity
for Orange county, made At September tenn, 1857,
| shall offer for sale upon thr premises, on FRIDAY
the 23 day OF October next Al ~ O'Clock the tract III
Land helaagmg u the heirs Of Thompson Maris, de-
ceased, on the waters OF -, adjoining the lands
of William Wilkerson, William II. jordan Davil
Mckee anl others, containing about one hundred and
fly acres less.
Twelve months credit will he given bond AMI good
security required AMI the title win be reserved unit.
the purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, c. T. III. Il.
September %. [Pr''s fee $2,l Of--iw
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ATTENTION.

10 ne Commissioned, Non. Commissioned
Officers aud Musicians belonging 70 The
HarfeM Joluaiser Regiment:
VoU are hereby commanded 70 attend at Eli Snaps.
II on FRIDAY the g1sd Of October next, At 1
O'Clock, A. NJ. aimeJ aud equipped iot Drill Muster
and Coun MariisI. and on SATURDAY the gath, AZ
10 o'clock yot will appear with your respective COM
ptnies armed and equipped the law directs, ~
iegimrnial Exetci.r. tly atler 81 Col. Tate.
JOHN X. JOHNSTON, AJt
Scaeni.t 30. 0s-iw
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LAND FOR SALE.

srsHE subscriber osrs lor sale the following tracts Of
haul, viz! -
nuc tract Oh Neuse River four miles from Fish Dam
Bftdsr, ia Wake county, containing 395 acres
Unc tract Oh Elleryes Creek, continuing isl acres,
also 10 Wake eoBnty.
One tact on Emo. IN Oange county. about six miles
ffou Dufh,ms Depot containing us acres.
The Plantations are I'll well improved and 10 good
repair aud ae cUnposedof very good tObaecu wheat,
cotton and corn lands.
Tefms. Sc, made known on application 70 NJ.
fenJall sOu,herland Of 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS HOGAN.
Augus, -, O3-
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ATTENTION! II!

TO the Commissioned and Non Commissioned
Officers and Musicians belonging 10 The 47th
Regiment Of the North Caroline Militia:
VOU ave hereby ordered and commanded to attend
at Hillsborough, on FRIDAY the 9th Of November
next, for drill muster and court MARTIAL and on SAT-
uRpAYihe III, you will attend with your respective
companies, for egimental exercise. Eact Captain will
be required TO make return Of his company to the
court martial BY order Of the Col. Com.
STEPHEN NICHOLS, .a1L
September %. Wv
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ntARRIB ED,

IN mi. county. on "Wednesday evening The eel Of
September ~ The Rev. .. J. Hackney. Mr. JAnss
Iisos. of Moore county. 10 Miss MlarHa IosfFHiSr,
Youngest daughter u John Boroughs Esi.
on The 2iih september, y Rev. George q walker.
NJ. Wv. ]. GnAysoS. o. Graham. 70 Mise CaTnaaisE
81. daa.hlsf Of J.G. Walker Of this county.
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ExraaoRDrSaRY SCIENTIFIC rxPERMEST.-
The reporter Of the Boston Traveller. while
on his way to Tie Scientific Convention at
Montreal. witnessed au experiment BY one Of
the learned members oi that body. which hr
describes thus:
We had large body Of Swans on the
train; learned men, Win. though modest,
could not cover the scientific habit beneath
any cloak Of small talk. ! saw ane large.
red faced. burly gentleman perform an adroi
experiment az White river junction. Tie
filled lumber half full of water. and by
diseharging packet pistol niothe same. chan
ped is color into brandy hue. After hold.
ing The liquid to the light he deliberately
drank IL! I understand the experiment IS
quite a common one"
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which stood The famous peacock throne. The
Kings private chapel is of the whitest mar
Bile and perfect gem ofart. quarter Of a
mile to the west Of the palace stands the
cathedral mosque, vast. massive. grand.
London paper.
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70 Teachers.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING TO remove from Hillshmalgh. oiFS
! for sale my Hilse, bois, School, Futaure and
scbno Apparatus.
Tie house. Il mos conveniently arranged fra Select
Boarding school,. Tie lot is highly improved; the
Garden ilci with choice Ietales, iuits AID lowers.
The adjoining Lot j. alsp uadeI eultisiiinu.
Tie sIage his always been crlebfatedi1 is health.
,pl MI. school IA, ms been 10 successful operation
fsr twenty wears.
For farther particulars terms. &c. aliress
REV. ROBERT ORWELL.
IIillsbifough, n. g.
Scp,ea'pf .. o.
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OYSTERS !! OYSTERS I!

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Hills
borough and The public generally. that have made
arrangements to get FRESH OYSTERS three times
week, and would be pleased to furnish families and
others duing the oyster season.
am also prepared TO serve up 0ystersa al all times.
I will constantly keep on hand supply Of fine
Cigars Tobacco, Candies, Nuts Raisns Figs, Scotch
Herring, Crackers, &c. DC, which will dispose Of at
very reasonable rates.
ALEX'R PEASANTS,
One door below J. @. Iurreniine & sons store.
September %. O7-ew
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EQUITY SALE.

Charles L. Dunncgan, and others, ex parte.
EEURsUANT to a decree Of the Court Of Equity
for Orange County, made at September term, 1857,
shall offer for sale, upon the PREMISES at o'clock,
on FRIDAY the 23d OF October next, that valuable
tract of Land in Orange county, the OF Lit
tie River, belonging to the hes Of John Z. Dunnegan,
deceased, containing about five hundred acres more or
less, adjoining The Lands Of Hezekiah Terry, Nelson
p. HALL and Others.
Twelve months credit will be given; bond and good
security required, and the title reserved until the pur
chase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. 8. H. T..
September 30. [Pr,'s fee 81 07--lw
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o. Many persons who are DESTROYS Of leaving to
The world after they have lei. il. The fact of their hay
ing once existed, direct that monuments d grand and
lasting character should lie erected How different
the man whose name will lie handed down through
age-. after monuments have cfumhed to the dust, for
having been The means. during his life Of slIcyains
the suerings Of mankind. such a one is the proprie-
lpr II the South American Fever and Ague Remedy,
which will ever Be remembered ~ those who il,
proving such . pleasant and eiiegluil remedy, and
wihsl such permanent one.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

HELMBoLDsc oNPoUYD FLUID EXTRACT,
as a remedy Tor Diseases Of tie Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel. nropsy. Weaknesscs. BE-. has equal Read
the advertisement in another column headed /" Helm
holds Genuine Preparation"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

SUNDAY L.BoR-A case has recently been
tiled in England. similar to that whicl, cam.
before the courts Of Connecticut short time
since, in which one Jacub iespcler was char
ged with having employed men in his bayfield,
on the Sabbath. Unlike lie SnilirlI (Con-
nefticuD case. in which tie defendant was
acquitted. Ilespeler was malcted IN lIO fine.
lie appealed 10 the county court. winch con-
iirIned the decision. An appeal IS to be made
10 the Qaecn's Bench.
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N o T ICE.
STEDMANS SALEM MAGAZINE
Il To BE THE TITLE or A
LITERARY PERIODICAL.
To be published Mouth, in the town Of Salem n. G.,
BY s. ]. SrEDMAN,

To be published Monthly in the town Of Salem, n. G..
BY A. J. STEDMAN.
a Member Of fhe North Carolina Bar.
M offering % tie PabIc my Magazine claim fcr
The Edit1hal Ghair no superiority over that DEPART
ment Of other Ike Periodicals; hut do claim for The
talent Of North Carolina, and the South generally that
win be brought 10 is support. souihern patronage
And alsa. IL = Southern man. anl the Editor Of
Southern Magazine claim the hande q The southern
country anil especially Of North Carolina that aj and
support thai will here al home, establish. upon firm
basis fountain Of Literature, aud exclusively lone
Literary Magazine.
Many ere the Magazines now Published in the
Northern States that arc haOling the whole Southern
country. There u not, IL l. pro,ahle.) county ~
any southern Stale that i not visited BY Harper.
y Grsham." Peterson o. "Godcy;' while here, ~
North Carolina and The South, where genius unsur.
passed anil unequael regns the literary talent that y
brought into exercise Is decaied TO the support Of
Northern Magazines while southern enterprise, taste
and ileni bow IN humble submission 70 such sucldeal
policy ~ southern contributors.
Mhy. III. cannot tCe-Noflh Carolina, the South
send rrceng Il our Southern cline a Magazine, accep-
table CO.. Tie many qualities that ainfn tie pages u the
NOS, chasie elegant and polite Pcfindcalsl u isttue
that the South has her Magilnes; hut few 10 number
are they and unknown. compared 10 the publications Of
tiit Nufil WHICH tftN "
with the result d hircl labor, and icening with uhraF.
dcnahe sediiion.
Then appeal 10 North Carolina and oilcr southern
States u sid ne il my enterprise. and 10 promoting
literary taste amungs, those Upon whom. as Southern
msn, have claims.
Nv Masar ne viii he Of TIE usual sizes and nothing
will be admitted 20 it, pages hut such ARTICLES As will
meet The approval Of the most fasiidicus. i shil be
Illustrated with Engravings and Plates
- Tie mot elegant texture. equalng 10 beauty and
STYLE any exc uiei at the North.
Nv price d sntscri3ion i Three Dollars per year
which Is required he paid 10 advance, as the rHpenss
10 be incurred in establishing such publication vii
not admit u . credit system
\ 20 The if.. number will Be issued Is, January
ls9s' a. ]. STEDMAN,
4 nstolet i Editor and Proprietor.
NB.-My adlress until lhc Is, Of November vii
be Pii,shofo6sh ~ c. amer that time IL viii be Salem
NC CO.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange CouNrg.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, August
Term. A. ID. 1857.
william strain. executor 81 David Stain.
vs..
James Hat and wife Sarah

james f1FF lhU VIC oaTal
Petition for Settlement.
ar apneariua IL Inc satisfaction II III CONT tha,ihc
,lrirnlans. James liar, on Nlie StFah. msile te
yond liz limits IL this state Il l. ridtrl, thlt pnlca-
lion W. made III six successive weeks n TIE l-uuush
Recorder, notifying the sill defendants d the h'ns o.
this petition aud that unless they appear 81 Tie nett
term Of his Court. 10 hc hcl the fourth Monday IN
November next then ard there 10 plead. answer OF de-
nur 10 the said petition, The same VII be taken pro
col ftsso az Ii ibcm. aud heard "a pirfs
Witness. Ieltec Lsvs, Clefk il sill Court Al ".
e.. ~ fTlith Monday IL august. A. y. 1857.
GEO. LAWS, c. {. c.
Srpieiniti 2. Co.."
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Vinegar, Vinegar, Vinegar.

lust RECEIVED AT THE DRUG STORE
" ONE BARREL BEST CIDER VINEGAR.
JAMES +. CAIN.
September 30. Os-
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The Supreme Judicial Court AZ Boston re-
gently, in the case of Mrs. Sarah f. Shaw Is.
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company
which had been on trial Tor some time, awar.
died. the plaintiff $4,000. The suit was Tor
damages, the plaintiffs husband having been
killed by an accident on tile road.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


EpEMAINiNG in the Post Office at Hillsborough n.
a. o., on the Isl day Of October, 1851:
Mary Burnett, James Gerard.
James w. Blassfeld, Rev. Henry Gray,
Isaac II. Benners, Ezekiel Haley,
George Baker, J.. r. Hall,
Joseph Barlow. Charles H. Harris,
Geo. or Ihos. Craliree, Eliz. Irhey,
James II. Christie, Dr.. A. IL. Jones'
George w. Cook, W. NJ. johnson,
John A. Cox, Henry Mcdaniel,
James NJ Craig. Margaret J. Rountrec,
VIM NJ. Cheek, w. A. Rhoads
Mrs. Martha Cook, ii. G. Reeves,
Jesse Clinton, or Stephen Roberts,
Hampton Dollar, Nancy Stevens,
Sanders Gates, Martin Shawood or heirs,
Jarret Dunn, Mary shortwridge,
Eliz. Day, L s. Smith.
Junius Davis, Richard Sykes.
j G. Foushee, NJ II. steward,
Rob't ID. Ferguson, John w. Thompson,
Martha Il. Faucet, Sarah +. Wagner,
Franklin Faulkner, Vim. Wilson, o.
S. a. FutteI, John G. Woods.
~ Persons calling for the above letters will ask for
advertised letters.
G. L. PARISH, p. NJ
Octolcr 7. o.
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An USPLEAsASr DEsPATcu.--Mrs. GRAY es,
wife of conductor on the Concord and
Montreal railroad. WIS on visit TO Wells Ri
yer, VI The other day, and, a. she had never
seen the inside Of telegraph Office. a visit
Was paid to it. and the trst message that
came while she was there was one dlrec ted
toher.elf. announcing the death Of her hus-
band.
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49, E ff N.

Nor s0iBAD orr AS WE STEM In speaking
Of the imitation Of prices produced by the
abuse Of credit in 1887, when the prices Of
food ran up to an enormous height. 10 some
cases exceeding the high prices OF the pre-
sent ycar--houra selling then (l657) at Sl2
per barrel, and other articles in the same exor-
bitant proportion-the Philadelphia Ledger
says, SO completely had industry been diver
ted from labor to speculation. that we were ac-
tually obliged to import grain from Europe,
alact unexampled in our history before or
since. Now, however, the case is different.
Boantiful crops have everywhere blessed
labor with rich eaard, and, instead Of hay-
ing To import grain, we have plenty of it to
export to Europe, and would do so more
lTgelyii the inflated prices did not prevent
it. The general decline in prices without
any alteration d relative values which is now
taking place, will enable Us topay our debts
abroad BY mrans ofother Of our products than
cotton. g4 el Is
ss4sBaistta A.i -<>@..-->--..-.-
OH Norm cARoLiSA.-The Messrs. Dill
lard have shown us a specimen OF Tweeds
from the Rock Island Factory, Mecklenburg
county. N. c., which makes our North
Carolina blood boil with ecstacy. IIurra for
old "Tar River" BY the by, the people Of
this old State are beginning to be /" sure
enough men--the State begins to rank with
the foremost The foxes have been killed
out, the brandy drank up, all ugly sgaIs I"
have married. and the State has become as
independent as " wood sawyer"
AUBURN GareRe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-04
ADDRESS.
Il. T. MILLER

Ladies and GentiemtR. Friends and Brethren
We have assembled here to commemorate the
anniversary Of the natal day of one of the most
eminent patron-Saints of Masonry-ot him who
was the chosen herald of the mightiest event the
world ever saw-of him who was the forerunner
of the Savior of mankind of him whose VOC
was heard in the wilderness proclaiming by ar-
thority, prepare We the way of the Lord and
make straight his paths. for the kingdom of llra-
ven is at hand'-who administered the holy ordi-
nance Of baptism to him who spake as never man
spake, and who finally yielded up his life in de-
fence of those great and undying principles he
bad so fcarlessly promulgated to a sinful world
Masonic tradition, which is considered pure
channel of communication informs us that this
most eminent and pious father was a member of
the craft, and patron Of the Order. This fact,
as transmitted from an unknown period, there
seems to he no reason TO contradict though many
have doubted its verify The principles which
the Baptist proclaimed and the truths he taught,
constituted the strong foundation on which the
Masonic cdfce rests and il is enough for us to
know that the doctrines he preached are those
which speculative Masonry clucidates. st. John,
the Baptist has, in all ages since his day, been
esteemed the most eminent patron-saint of Mason
ry-one whose bright example will be worthy of
imitation in all time TO come. His name is hal
lowed in our Masonic annals, and it is an imme-
mortal custom of the Fraternity Of Free and Ac-
cepCd Masons to celebrate this anniversary.-
To-day in every part of the vide Garth wherever
the sun shines, in North. South, East or West,
land in every part Of the habtable globe Masons
will be iound.) the craft will be assembled to com
memorate the birth day of this most eminent aud
pious father,
We celebrate this day not for the purpose Of
exhibiting ourselves and our regalia in a process
sion, or OF melting beneath the heat of II verti-
cal sun. or even for the purpose of enjoying q
period of social intercourse. The leading mo-
tives with every true Mason are (and ever should
beg to testify to the world in the most public
manner, our renewed and increasing confidence
in the goodness and usefulness of our beloved
institution and to disseminate among our fellow
men such facts and arguments as will lead to a
better and more correct understanding OF the
nature, aims and Operators Of speculative Ia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-04
WEAvERyIuE, June 30, 1857.

WEAyERyUIE, June 29 1857.
Toy. J. 9. PlrzER. O. II. p. NoRCRoss AND j. A.
WATSON Brethren =:
Your note, requesting copy of my Address
deliver in this place on the late Anniversary
of St. John. the Baptist, for publication, was re-
ceived this morning.
am induced to consent to your fattcring re-
quest although my Address was not written with
view 10 publication, and | am fearful that i'll
such u form it may not meet your expectations
send herewith Il copy of the Address alluded
to. Fraternally yours, &c.
r. T. MILLER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-04
MASONIC ADDRESS.
CORItESPONDENCE.

WEAvERvnIE, June 27, 1857.
HoN. r. T. MILLER:
Dear Sir and Brother -
At a meeting of Trinity Lodge, No. q, +. " A
NJ. held on the evening of the 2Gth inst, the un
dersignod were appointed committed to request
on the part of the Lodge, a copy of your Address
delivered on the cath inst, for publication.
We hope, in accordance with this desire that
Won will furnish the copy, believing as we do
that the apprccotivc reader will he as much dc
lighted with its pcrusal as your auditory were
at its delivery.
Resp ctfully and fratcrnolly yours,
j. S PIT2ER,
J. A. WATSON,
O. II. Z. N0RcR0Ss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-04
THE TRINITY JOURNAL
Is published every Sturdy Morning. at WeVoFilb Cal, BY
CURTIS & GORDON.

T.. j. CURTIS, DE. GORDON
EDITORS AND PRopRIETuRs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-07-04

lieIisious Notice.
Public S,rvice at the Court House every sun
day morning, at IL o'clock.
n. REAsoNER, Pastor.