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WILLIAM Parton, WATERBURY, C"ns., receives II
TRIBUNE 81 II N.
MI W. II. w.rsn's sill supply on, friends IN LirrLrfALl
with The TRIsUsE
TIE TsIsusE be obtained In ToaosTo, cuLDl, u d
CAMPBELL Kias West two doors east of TIE 1ets ~
o. KfHsALL Co.. No. II Market square Ants fsf
sas ssle OF THE TRIBuKE In Providence.
CARROLL L. SMITH the Pss:-Ofhse, sysAeusEN Z.
has THE DAILY, WEEKLY and SEsi-WkKhLY ThisnE !"
sale
joins w. PITTocx. Agent for the sale OF TRE Isissss
IN PIrTsBuRcB, will TIE DAILY and WEEKLY Ikso
IN any part d the city
MILTON sEAls 10 our Agent for the sks Of IHx fsIun
PATERSON, d. J. He viii serve TIE TRIBUTE IN ny
shc efv. =,
THoxAs BoorH 10 our Agent In TsESros ~ j. fcr rs'~
Of TIE TRIBUNE. -.
Msssrs. GEsn HuRLsvRr, No. Isl hSsfi, tsss ~
OHee Building, HARrrasp, are Agents iof - Nv
fprscIe. u-,n,,eS.
son are our AGENTS in ALE for the sale Of TIE
Id. CAmpprLL 10 cor Agent torthe sale Of Tsr In''''
hLhlaA. -, o., fsB
JOIN p,rrees is cur Asen, P'''barsh foF tie 's'H
yRIBvSE-
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......oc1
Cleared.

snips-Chrs.isrna, Owen London Grinne, Mnturn Go.
MARIE Burnley, Rio Jsneo, ssken lsonsites 81 SIenoss
Bssdon Hay.e Boyd Hineken Ashburton, badsh Liver
pool Gginne Calhoun, Trusp, Liverpool sPoHord Tiles
n Go BIdsevssr BaI,;Tw LysiPcI hoy so5a Wehh
BIJe Liverpool C. II. Marshall Northern Chief Vea1e Mo-
BaiE,-N,IaIine Saith, Mi-ansch, l. B. Gaseri A. c.
Adams, Hemingway, Ci:y Point M.'eei D-neani Ariel.
s.loonsrs-c w. Beatty, Reed, psInl Coz J., NJ War
r.n Chapman, Sew-HAveD, j. d. Edwrdsi j. ~ Taylor,
sn,,h " a.hios.ou ( y. Blackwell Moonlight, TGttle.
J.cE,oDrle Van Bruat sAsh: g Jenss seds Norfolk
c. ssR.; Y. Ferguson, Barrett, NewheEn }. C. Ssght
Mary J,ns Rele,An Dsrien Wm. +. Tuf:s-
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Arrived.

Steamship Ci;y OF Washington Br, screw. Pete, Liver
pool Sept o. with mdss and 40 pass 10 John q. Dale AZ
tns la Al o On g. % passed 5rensp AMP Roland bound T.
~ 40 Or SO B ste.,ashp ARIEL hence fr Bremen
day ship }. Boser bound West.
9. VI steamship Fulton, Wo:ton Com.r. in Hayre Sept
e and Southampton Sept 20 Wedaesdsy M with mails
specie sad passenger New York sai HsSre Steamship Com
psny Yddsy Oct III n, abreast Of Cape R.ee, gave
ports Of markets and English shins smack which he
agreed AIRY = 10 s. J3has the netses telegraph, s..
In 81 10 pssei the America tars Jenny f..s, standing TO
tse solfh esAtsEd.
ssI e.al cs,hrs ~ Newta-yt.r.l EArine MaIss,ss
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TAs hsnh sri merctr:;le d,fsste,e coa:-ons . D.
almer)us an ir.2J,tsn:. Tcoss a9no7'ced h-d'y y
ciJds tbree ba.ls j. Hartford suspended. he IL
change. Cba-ter Oak GR1 Mercantile. The Bank o.
W.tertovp NJ Y ana Lee Bank. Mass. The re
manning Hartford banks have decided not 20 eu'p'hG'
The ronor.ant rnercsntie fixtures sIe Messrs "de's
g. Co. q very wealthy and respectable Quaker n'a's'
who have become involved by acceptances on MGR
cbandise shipped EOm the Pacific. Ihey VIZ UH-
doubtedly pay eventually everything. The drafts o.
Messrs Sather & Church Of San Francisco, have also
beer protested today. This house we understand,
were shor. insured about $4,000 by the CsnIAi
America but the immediate OF their suspehal'n
yas the pon.acceptance of 5000 on Wilets x Co.,
RENTED by the Star Of the West 1t S believer 'le'
the drafts Of Messrs. Sstber Church VIII Dc promptly
paid on the their return to San franci'c'' anu
meantime, negotiations are going on oy whiea -
hoped they viii be enabled in few days TO resume
Van Week. Read & DIexel OF New York, and Dre1ei
L. Co. of PHILADELPHIA have no connection with Ssther
4 Cburob. whose business with them closed iG june
last.
The American Exchange Bank posted the following
notice this morning:
In consequence of the dishonor Of drafts RENTED
this Bank declines further payne nts for Sather n
Church, having already pad a. Tar as covered oy
funds in hand
The failure Of Messrs Vail & Ystes OF Newark, one
of the most extensive hat in the Cned States
is also announced and six or seven fur houses
in Ills city, none Of them Of much importance except
ing that of Messrs j. d. Phi ips q Co. We hear
also of two or three grOcers suspended, but none OF
much importance. At New-Ofeans the faiafe of
Messrs. VOORHEES, Greggs & Co. is announced. The
Farmsrs' and Mechanics Bank Of Detroit has bee n
enioped ana the Western Bank Of Springfield, Mas,
also. Mr.. Thomas Walker has been appointed
ecever of the Bank of Central New-Yol&, Utica.
The State Controller has been at the Manhattan
Bark, in this city, for two days. signing transfers OF
State Stock withdrawn from the Bank Department
and PIT upon this market within the few days past in
large amounts.
The following is Comparative Statement OF E1-
ports e1 elusive of specie from New-York to Foreigh
Ports, for The week, and since Jan. 4:
1858. 1856. IS57:o
Total for the week....& S57,f70 slSO9Ssc slax'sse
Previously TepoTted..... F.G3i28 57,59zSo dola|f'
Zinc. Jan. 1........sH,Isl7 sSsOi,74s s@757,2a5
The Manton Iron Company have leased their ex-
tensive iron works. for five years, to Messrs Thomas
Chambers, j. p. and j. Grove, and Henry NJ Fdler,
who will only resume business when sales OF iron can
be efft cted at remunerating prices.
The receipts of the BousatOhic Road for the Gig
O. LA.v hAA "a
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day: .od IS day. from y. Ro.i o. otsI,er win -u ~ =
''s ssig j, ne. 81 pTFsnesd ss.,y 80
10 Daior q: o. sS''s Me- & ssss ESss.DS
md'e and .t5 pass 70 l. AH'nie bs' h.l % ass,s, u IL
sho s'roy Of Boston B.lct, in,wer7 Ass % .., n,..
snd go pass O. Lay HUI bot. wv
P,rk johsma Ei'e, Dian W'ltoSis. Hsnbsrs SER.
VITA mcse - pAs' T. Hseh have had desh p az
BAIL Ah,r od s.A%,.cs s,l Bremen 81 days s..
Bark Union tBIem hOr.s1sbn Bremen . dsss wi,a uss
.ps e e mseenb: sr Hs. s. SS.ns day.,
.rJ n pnss 10 Burchsrd Buck
Brs cyspct BIZ smith, wntsor II days, With F,.s.rpJ
Bs @ ses iLak Br LooAa .ad'0r 10 days 9Th .,
BIZ Sc ph.n Young Perry. EApOrt 10 days, wA placer "a
Smith Rs d sSyaE .sle Br Moore H.boro N s. Gay. WIN
ST. Olive Br.neh Gardner Ellsworth days, with l1s.
scbS Esther El. Wilcox Lubec days. with s.h South
scS, Alarm (Br Brehut Malaga SO days with fruit H. to
Aynsn Sept T. lat 81 Ion "a passed Pr .. ne poop
der With the lowering a:s.. az, DOR
oil md and f.h 70 ]. Whitman Co;
Sch Gig:fS SsI M.l0n'y St Andrews n B. 'd''' With
i' scS G Do phin r YOn.nd M.'.sa Aug ~ passed e
scbT Boston Huckin Passport days, with plaster 10 Jed
schr s.Aws Huutley M.chiss days. with lumber May.
sshi ). sawyer, Small Machs. days, with s.ro O.
sebr Slab Hooper s.chs. with lumber to Nayss-, TO:
Co. has anchored at Flushing. -, -,
Schr Huntresi Roberts Calais days, WITH amos 70 Jed
Fry. -, n,,. 49,.
Schr Bay State, Serrell, Rocklapd, lime
Scbr Thomas Xix Hail. RocklaDd, lime
schr ST Lucas Adams Rocksnd, lime
Schr r. B. Pitts Pendetou, Rocklsne. lime. =
Sebr Anirs Carmsp, Rondont for Pembroke
Schr St George Murphy, Rondout Tor Boston .
steamer 0.py Kenney Providence 10 hou' with 1@d's 70
skIIED-ships J. R Keller Allen. for London; A@srsan
Eagle Moore for London; Rhin, HARVARD Tor ssvss'
nah; f. BUlkley -; Shswuut Bgeius for New Orssuss
CbIns Owens for London; bark Aequator iBrenen Thur
Der, for MaDEahils {
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Gain in 1857 Sept, eorre'Pg mos 1856 $3o %
In money matters there is no important change.
Paper continues TO 60 but slowly, and very little can
be passed better than 3 cent Some OF the banks
discounted their full receipts to-day but others are
still obliged TO contract. In call loans there Is little or
nothing doing.
The whole amount of securities in the Bank Depart
n,e nj nj date of last repor WAS:
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Nv telegraph.

CHARLESTON Oct. 6-The U. s. NJ steamship hsrioA
Capt Foster FROM New York. arrived here this NOM
ing ct O'Clock. 60, HI l.. 4. -,
The steamship Atlantis, from Newfork reacneu pef aock
here before 10 O'Clock this morning. A.,
SAVANNAH Oct 8 The U NJ steamship Augusta at
rived he re from New York this morning.
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FELLOWSHIP Iyanhoe (uew). -
WIND-DurinS the day, N. 4.

Rio DE J.SEHO Aug 22-The ship Amazon Of Boston pre-;
xouy ported has been sold by auction for the Of
sO equal TO about 81 700 currency The stores &c
,od Of the ship and all brought very fair prizes;
IT. cargo Of the will be IsI shipped and forwarded - Mel
bourne It's destination in the Sweden bark Hoppe shsEtsed
for tbst purpose for $1,000 payable at port OF d.yer The
iowsst tender for repairing the A. was 50 co this together
with the s imposbty Of obtaining funds on e.
cep uinous premiums induced capt 70 sn inc np
"A she stood for the benefit of ali concerned
nv Letter 70 Ewood Walter esq., ssey BID. Of In iefie
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Disasters, DC.

BARxA O. BILL at Boston from Glasgow, on the A Oh,
lat As ST. Ion Al o. hem. brig, apparently lumber sdsns
abandoned.
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May ? 1881 Sept. q, 81.
Capital stock. S8s 10 W lf3BOto 90
Bills in circulation 3sS 30 's3S1,2 ~
Debts due to other banis.. 1879 % llsLs5i 10
Bills receivable. ldiDol 50
slls Of other oassl5 IS ssss0 90
deposits in other bsIts........ 7S5V % 66,is IS
Notes and bills due 10 banks IN $1,000. -
specie nP pf S. dps to bank: '0'' %
Nd hes S and i bill. due to bank. in
non-spece paying places Ho9if %
This shows an increase OF Sis 2i0 in capital and
s3l O35 20 in specie and decrease OF f6i lsO - In
debts 20 other banks 1854 IL in bills receivable
s95s 22 So in bills of other banks, and $92 OsS % in
q, POSTS in other banks.
Some of the banks hsve already given orders to
TN. r correspondents TO receive the olls OF al Rhode
Is,d hanks in good credit In payment Of their COL
lectiops As soon as all the banks have done this,
tb.ir hills will be within 3 cent Of par 10 NswYOrk.
There should be no delay ID thls Inc PhIes policy,
foes 20 sSont IL exposes itsef 20 just suspicion and
rebuke; but we do not Imagine that any one will. Ia
1859 during the short time that cur banks suspended,
this practice made orr OILS current d. Y cent dis
From The Chieaso Timer, o.. l.
We are glad to learn that at meeting Of the lead
ing business men of this city, hell last evening az the
fremont House it was resolved to resort 10
Which IL vsorously carried cut, cannot tai 10 relieve
this Community 10 a considerable extent Of the insn-
ca! embaus ssInents under when we at present labor
The accompanying circular we. drawn up, and, as it
vii be seen, was immediately signed BY ,args nun.
Der Of our principal flms Diners we doubt not. win
add their names 10 il 10 the course OF to-day dnc is
n,.rdsd 10 hold another ting this evening at the
fremont House, to which all our merchants are
invited.
"CRIcAGo, Sep. 80, 1857
We n, reTebsn:s Of Chicago Ia view II he
pressure u ho money MARIE; whi;h hss dire: tendency
che the fotw,dns of grain thereby hnderne the collection
b,s ops ,T oanr, customers have esIe a..rl
.onowi,s vhce irlst, County neTchia.. vii
&C; aIep wah prou pnes dpseh DE h'ene,s c. The
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MINIATURE ALhAsAc.....THIs DAY.
sun-lsts... 6:03 eets.....5;32 Moon-Sets-.. 8:02s
HIGH wAf1l.... rBss DAT.
Sandy Eook. S:l5 Gov Ispd e05 Hell Gate IL nc
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-25
CHAPTER II.
THE RESCUE.

The dust had not vet settled in the wake OF
the six lyEcliers, when a lone traveller entered
the clum OF trees IN which hung the body Of
Ardine. His appearance was that of rough
we>teruer. Tho had travelled far. and become
reckless of his dress aud persOHelte. as well rs
the manner of his gait. His features were
rough and swarthy, and his frame tall. bory,
ana athelctIc. lie seemed 10 have happened
there by chance, and withou. an object.
The travellers eye, however, soon fell upon
the body ut Arline, and he started.
'.Dcath and the de~ll.' he exclaimed I;
.'hsre's been some resky 0rk ! Why, there
must have been some of the OIL Illinois Regu
lators out here. But lets see If I'm any
Judge % human mater, that man don't look as
ii he ought to have been hung. I'll cut him
down AT any rate" And so say ng. the stall
wart traveller caught the body round the
waist with his LETT arm. and, with the other.
he drew large knife from his belt and cut
the rope.
Removing the clothing from the breast, he
felt about the heaIt, and put his ear to it,
and then, a gleam of satisfaction sparkled
in his eye. he drew from lis pocket a small
canteen Of brandy, AMI began to wash the
swollen sinews of the throat. putting little
on the lips aud nostrils. A few momsnt-
passed before any signs oflife were manifest.
when q gurgling sound was heard in the
throat, and slight convulsion apparent in
The chest.
Man or 1evil. good or bad, I'll do nv best
TO bring you back TO life- old feller II said the
traveller, rubbing the neck aud body more
vigorously than ever.
Presently .he man opsnei his ey-.s N
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| allurinC nv sister ia tie Pro- A<f's toSls. snd
place her in the arms Cf ber brothers nssr-
Gerrf~ exclaimed Linda, in voice OF
agony.
will shs not be happier here. than yon-
der among those mercennry heretiesl Re-
member. my dearly beloved, that there is
another life to look TO should she die out OF
our faith, what would be her fate in the fu-
ture worldi The 10Y of this-the hope Of
the future--the dread hereafter all rest
upon her decision in this matter. We're she
sick. would you not minister to her 2 Were
she poor. and in d.tress, ould yen not give
her your assistancef And now thai she Is
in the bonds of sin and darkness Rroveling
amid the mercenary and heartless world, will
you no: stretch forth your hand 20 lead her
into light and blessednessf You believe
ours to be the trns church-then hers Is
wrong. and she will be lost Z he Lord has
given her to Brigham; will you not do the
work Of the Lorci ~
81 viii! will" easped the young enthu-
siast, who stood with dilated eyes and lips
apart. listening 70 the eloquence of the fhns-
tic. with all the abstraction Of her soul. "But
little time give me time 20 think!"r
You are true saint. sweet lovel" said
the Elder. drawing her tenderiy to his breast,
his eye twinkling with Qualification, ''snd
are the dearest idol ofmy heart on earth I"
''Oh, Is that SO. Pnrleyl" cried she, clasp
ing his neck in feryen embrace,
1T is, my love! Do you not trust mel"
81 dol | dol But will il be ever thusf"
"While life remains" said he. fervently.;
The young girl pressed her kisses on his
sensual hps, with the enthusiasm of 8 lost
soul.
The continual on Of thi. startling romsnce
will be found only in the NEw YORK MER-
crRr. for Saturday. SEPTEMBER 2sth. which
is now ready a. all the news depots. Tho
story will be continued from where it leaves
off here. and will be splendidly illustrated.
The MERcuRY is the largest and most beau
tiful four cent paper in the world. and pays
moro for literary talent than any other week
ly paper published. Those who are unable
To obtain the MIRoURY at these news offices,
can have il mailed to nny addrJ 80. one yesr,
for 81, or six months for 81. payable in sd-
vance. No subscriptions received for leos
than six months. Retail price, four cents.
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CHAPTER III.
rUE VISIT Tn TnT nran


In sUmptuOus apartment in one OF the
! most gorgeous mansions of Salt Lake City
sat young lady of apparently twenty Years
OF age arrayed in a loose WRAPPER OF purple
hue, which harmonised brilliantly with her
| heaithtnl complexion aud wei developed lea
tures: while IL gave double attraction to the
exquisite contour of her perfect form. Her
countenance was mild aud placid, her eyes
ana mouth only maniiestng the emotion that
moved her. Her dark hair was modes,ly
confined by small bandvau. while the rich
est OF bosoms just peepcd put from the pur-
pie frame work OF the dress, which was turn
cd back from the archihg neck.
She held in her hand light piece of nee
die work, but it lay listlessly in her lap and
her dark eyes. peering through the long pen
dant lashes with something of a sad CLEAN.
were fixed abstractedly upon the carpet
Such was Linda Ardine. whose brother We
haze seen brutally hung upon tree. She is
in the Mansion of Elder Pratt-his sealed
BsistFess.
so they have driven my brother from the
city, at last" she murmurei, sadly, | feared
his indiscretion wonid lead to thisl And
now am here alone. | know not why it Is.
but dread this event. l felt secure and col-
tent while lie was here; but now that ke is
gone, u fear cones stealing over my heart that
ali is not right. Bnt where can Farley staylr
Sh: "; D ifo ~ rising from ner seat. when
rap was heard at the door. Ii was me>sen-
ger with letter. S!,e recogn zed the super
ScriptlCn in pencil IL was Lemuel's- her
brothers. She tore it open, and read Us fol-
lows: --.
"DEAR LINDA:
81 have been deceived--be.rayed Ny
doom was not only banishment. but death!
The m.n who were sent TO accompany me
ont of the city. were secretly instructed 70
hang me. In few moments more | shall
die, sister-die by the orders of that arch
ficnd, Brigham Young. whom you persist in
calling Prophet! o. sister. fly the cityl Go
back to our lovely valley OF Connecticut. and
live virtuous life. Farewell! my execution
ers are waiting. "Yonr brother,
"LENUEL ARpINE-n
"Good Heavens y exclaimed. with livid
lips the beautiful girl. rs she t0tterel TO the
dfvan, and buried her face in her hands.
Can this be possible! can scarce believe
my eyesi And yet il is his handwriting
his signature. BY heavens if it be. and I
gain one clue 10 the murderers, they will find
one Ardins lait, thss vii prove moro eorrinle
than he =
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CHAPTER ".
A PRnpErTrs yIsInS

Wewill not follow the unhappy Ardine
through hi, long and perilous march across
the Desert. nor Portray the many heart pang.
he felt. ~ he thougEt of wandering still fur
ther from the home oi his childhood ana from
those upon whom he now only lived 70 hurl
his avenging wrath. Another scene demands
our attention.
Let Us enter this splendid mansion of brown
stone, just fronting the Temple. Il il not
less CANDY and grand than nome of those
which a'iorn the Fifth avenue in New York,
and Is lar more unique in its architectural
deSigGs. Let lis enter the Home Of tie Pro-
phet.
We will not now pass through the gorgeous
drawing rooms. furnished with Oriental mug
nificenOe. nor peer into the private apart
ments, fitted up. and adorned with snnip.r-
Gus and yolupJuous splendor. The room we
enter j. the library, or business apartment
OF the Prophet. It's furniture consits OF a
lew easy chairs. u coup of lounges or di-
vans, with a centre-tablG beside bookcase.
containing the writings of Joe Miller. Lives
of the Elders, and his own MSS. The walls
were ornaniented with portraits of the prorni-
nent Men among the Latter Day Sain ;. and
maps OF every coun ~ on the globe. Such
Was the library of the Governor and Prophet
OF Utah.
Seated in one of the arm-chairs, near the
window, ictnly engaged in reading news
paper. which was evidently from the States
Was u man OF middle age, with keen, black
eye, aid prominent features, forehead mar
row and high, and covered with = sparsi;y
Of hair. --1- :
Curse the Administration - heeYclainsd,
suddenlv ohroving down slrs paper. shut
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Parson Brownlcw Turning Mise
siOnary.

In the concluding part Of recent
letter to the New York Times, written
in defence Of the LaIbarous atrocities
perpetrated by Col. Netherland, Of
Rogersville, Tenn, on one Of his slaves
which have been extensively comment.
| ed on at the North, and which must be
very generally condemned at the South.
Rev. w. G Brownlow takes occasion to
offer himself for missionary service in
the Tree States. tie recognizes, how
ever, first duty to he performed at
home. He announces that he is about
to make lecturing tour through the
South, as special champion of slavery.
after which he has the purpose Of conse-
Grating his labors. for = while, to the
enlightenment ofthe North on this ques-
ton. We give the conclusion Of his
letter: ~
'ln the Sring. purpose visiting the
New England States aud repeating tho
same lectures. In other words | propose
going among you as a Southern Nisson-
arg, to enlighten your benighted Free.
Soil population upon the subject Of
Slavery. look upon the cities and
towrs Of the New England States and
OF the North Western States, as opening
a wider and more inviting fifld, at tins
time. for faithful missionary labors than
Hindostan, Siam. Ceyion, China or Wes-
tern Africal In addition to your wicked
and rebeilious cOurse upon the Slavery
question, You have fur>akcn the true God
and the Christian religion, and gone off
after Spiritualism, Fanny Wrightism,
Fourierism, Mormon SIN, Aholitionisrn,
Devilism, and the hundred and one isnas
SO spontaneously produced by New Eng
land soil!
Il hope. gentlemen, you will do mo
the favor to publish this hastily. written
letter, and your Black Republican asso-
cates The kindness to let them know I
am coming. They may wish to muster
up one Of your Beechers or Parkers to
reply to me. l will divide time with
any one of your Piovs F'eedom slriekers.
"le>pectfully, &c.
"W. G BROWNLOw,
"Elitor OF the Knoxville Whig"
Why should rot The parson take q
Beecher Or "A Parker g with him on
his Southern tour? Il invited, and
guaranteed personal safety. we presume
such an opponent might lie found That
would make the whole transaction fair
and equal.
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-
practical lesson.
HAxESrrILE. KT.. Sept. 2. 1857.
Me,srs. Editors: The folio wing anu
sing incident occurred in our town few
weeks since. 1t will apply to other To-
calities as well as this: 5fr
A short time since it became necesss.
~ to adopt measures to procure TIE
services OF minister g. the African
church in this place. Accordingly q
committee was appointed to wait upon
"Brudder Pearce" (who was generally
acknowledged to be the most suitable
parsonage to fill that high and honor abls
station.) and solicit him to accept the
paste rship OF their church. They were
informed that he would undertake the
laborious task for the very moderate sum
Of forty-fve dollars per annum: but in
significant as this price may seem, his
flock thought it exhorbitant, and Pc
remptorily refused to give 1t.
Two or three weeks passed, and being
unable to get another preacher, it was
finally agreed to pay the stipend. and on
the ensuing Sabbath the following took
place:
''Brudder Pearce, we's cluded to gin
you forty-6ve dollars to preach for US"
said benevolent colored Individual"
whereupon our clerical friend arose and
responded: i tafsrH,
"Bredderen, / can't preach for dat
price."-"Why, you only axed forty
five," cried half dozen voices.
ashore nuff | did. bredderen, but dat.
you know war tree weeks asso, and
preachers has riz." -u'lr-[.rI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-25

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