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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

INTERNATIONAL CABLE JUBILEe.-The gen.
eral celebration will take place on The Isl
and end Of September, throughout the Unitet
States, the Canadas, and Great Britain. Bos.
ton, Montreal, Buhalo. Chicago. St Louis
st. Johns. New Orleans. London. and, il
fact, must Of the leading cities Of this coun-
try and England, have signifiei their desire
for such demonstration. aud arrangements
are IN progress to carry il into effect. In
the city Of New York, Lurd Napier and othc,
foreign ministers, il IS stated. will participate
10 the festivities. The New York fremer
are 10 have torchlisht procession on the &C.
casI0n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
GREAT FIRE AT 4NTwERP.

A letter dated at Antwerp on the evening
Of the Sd Of August saws:
a dreadful fire has DESTROYED the Ex
change, with its magnificent bronze eupola
arcades, and its tribunals Of commerce. The
chambers &c the SynGic. with the rity NJ.
ehises, are completely destroyed. The fire
broke unt in The upper story this morning II
two o'clock. All is ~ ruins. Nothing saved
The Independence Beige, in letter dated
Antwerp, Monday morning. ESQ, SAYS:
AT the moment write an immense dis.
aster is occurring in our city. The Boursr
Of Antwerp. that place TO which 80 many Clio.
rlous souvenirs are attarhed. and which by
its late improvement. its fairy like covering,
had become the admiration Of all foreigners,
il nothing more than 4 heap 81 rubbish and
smoulderng ashes. The glass roof ell with
! lrightful crash. aud the enormous pieces 81
the metal framework broke like gIasson lall
ing TO the ground. Every part Of the build.
ing i DESTROYED, and IL was with difficulty
that the neiehbbring houses Gould be pre-.
served. The civil and military authorities.
the ilanps, the 6remcn. every one, indeed.
did their duty, but nothing could We done as
10 the Bnurse, which vii be burnt 10 the last
fragment IL wood. The fire appears 70 have
ARISEN 20 an upper room. on tie side nf the
Court Rue des Glars. II was there Al least
the flames were 6rst seen. aud il hall an hour
The place was rnyeloped 10 fire. The Boufss
contained the chamber Of commerce, the tri.
buhal. aud the record Office, the syndical
chambers Of the stockholders, the syndieal
chambers Of the Antwerp brokers, and the
telegraph bureaux. Nothing, absolutely no
thing, Is saved. All tie archives Of these
various bodies are lost"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
KEROSENE Oil and Kerosine Lamps.

I'VE have received cur Third 10, Of these valnablo
" Lamps aud oil Many u our citizens who
bave used this oil for s,mr time past say does not
cost hall much candies" while some contend tina,
there i sayipe Of tssihinl. in cos Besiles this
Lamp will give beautiful clear light equtl 10 that
ofihwe candies. 4 cin asO he graduated " 20 that
you have very brilliant light. or mere elimmsi
changing 10 m1meni Thi. renders il very useful
ftr families and SICK We are The only Agents
here fof Jones patent, which i the latest improve.
ment.
They will come into general use asihey become let.
iet known for II single instance have We heard
any complsnt. Call and rei one 1t
J. q. TURRENTINE & SONS.
August ~. So
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RAFT, OAKLEY & CO.,
N.ale Farmer. Ernre a ca

tLale Farmer, Bruce & Co..
Publishers, booksellers and Sfdfioners,
No. 81 Murray Street. New York.
I'D o. Co., offer a, low prices fo cash, and liberal
Il terms Tor approved credit large stock OF BANK
and OFFICE STATIONERY, BLANK and AC.
COUNT BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books.
PAPERO OF All. KINDS. Cards. Circulars. Bin
Heads, DC. Printing and Liihographing executed 10
order. Bibles, Miscellaneous. and school Books.
u o 4 Co.. Publish Billions series of Grammats !;
Comsioeks series on the Sciences; Haokers PhysoIo-
GIGS BTocklesiys ASTRONOMERS; OIney's C;soeranby.
newly revised; Southern Class Readers; Pamers Book
keeping; and the "eheapes, and best Spelling Book
ever used.
August IL. 52-sm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
COURT OF WARDENS.

rTNHE fall term Of the Court of Warlens will be
held at the Poor House on the first Monday in
September next Superintendent for the ensuing year
is to be elected. Il is expected that all persons having
accounts with the Poor House will have them present.
ed at that time for liquidation
N. D. Balm, sec'y.
August Is, S.
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Chatham--Moore, D.. Green and Taylor, Op.
Cherokee William Walker, Dem.
Craven--J. H. Bryan and II. C. Jones. Dms.
Cumberland and Harnett--W. NIL. MsKay,
&C. Barbee and J. S. Harrington, Dems.
Chowan---John C. Badham, Dem.
Columbus-J. II. Stephens. Dem.
Camden--D. d. Ferebee. OPP.
Carteret-Samuel LETTERS. Dem.
Caswell--John Kerr and S. E. Williams. DIS.
Currituck---B. M. Baxter, Dem.
Cleayeland--A. g. Waters and g. Dickson,
Dems.
Davidson--H. Walser and II. w. Brummell.
Dayie--E. Gather, OPP.
Duplin-J. B. Stanford and w p. Ward. DIS.
Edgecombe-R. r. Bridgers and J. s. Dan.
cy, Denis
Forsythe-F. Fries and J. Mastin, Dems.
Franklin-W. f. Green, Dem,
Gaston--J. H. Reagan. Dem.
Granville-T. l.. Hargrove, ]. M. Bullock.
and T. B. Lyon, Dems.
Guilford-John N. Morehead, ID. F. Caldwell
and A. Clapp. OPP.
Greene-A. ID. Speight, Dem.
Gates-R. Calling, jr. Dem.
Haywood-S. l.. Love, Dem.
Halifax-Wm. Hill and w. L. Long, Dem.
IIertford-W. N. II. Smith, OPP.
Henderson--V. Ripley. Dem.
Hyde-Tilman Farrow. OPP.
lredell---A. X. Simonton and A. b. F. Cal
Their. OPP.
Jackson-T. d. Bryson, Dem.
Jones-W. A. Cox, Dem.
Johnston-W H. Sanders, 0p., and B. ii.
Tomlinson, Dem.
Lenoir-N B. Whitfield. Dem.
Lincoln-A. Costner, Dem.
Madison-John A. Fagg, Dem.
Martina. Moore. Dem.
McDowell-A. Higgins. Dem.
Monre-J0hn Shaw, Dem.
Montgomery-E. c. Chambers, OPP.
Macon = Woodfn, OPP.
Observation-Disclosures and Wallace, Dms.
Nash-G. n. Lewis. Dem.
New Hanover--R. X. Bryan and Cd. Moore,
Dems.
Northampton--M. w. Smallwood and INV.
Ransom, Dems.
0nslow--J. II. Foy, Dem.
Orange--Pride Jones and John W. Norwood
Dems.
Pasquotank-Morgan, OPP.
Perquimans-N. Newly, OPP.
Pitt-McCotter and Cox, OPP.
Person--R. II. Hester, Dem.
Robeson-Blount and Watson, Dems.
Neutrality-suspicious. Settle and T. L. simp.
son. Dems.
Rowan. n. Fleming and y. r. Hall, Dms.
Rutherford Benjamin Washburge and o. P.
Gardner, Dems.
Landolph--J. A. Craven and Jesse Thorn
burg, OPP.
Richmond--0. II. Dockery. OPP.
sampson-F. J. Faison and w Kirby, Dems
Surry--R. T.. Reeves, Dem.
Stokes. r. Hill, Dem.
Stanly-M. t. Waddlll, OPP.
Tyrrell-J. A. Benbury, OPP.
Union---W Wilson, Dem.
Wake-G. III. Faribault, ]. r. Hutchins and
4. q. Haywood. Dems.
Warren-D. c. Hall and z. ID. Drake, Dems.
Washington-Joseph Norman, Dem.
Watauga--lIoldselaw. Dem.
Wayne--w. +. Dortch and E. A. Thomp-
son, Dems.
Wilkes--A. w. Martin and P. Eller, OPP.
Yadkin-W. II. A Spcer. OPP.
Yancy-Thomas Byrd, Dem.
Democrats s2-Opposition So Demncra.
tic majority "a. AT the last session the De-
mocratic majority was -.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to oil persons whom II NAV
concern, tmt have given 10 my son. Andrew j.
Sykes power 10 transact business for himself and 10
make contracts in full and perfect manner a. II he
was Of the full age Of twenty-oEe years; and having
released all interest in the profits Of his work. shall
not hold msselfn any way responsible for any Of his
dealings
THOMAS SYKES, (of Allen.)
August ls. 53-aw
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LOST VOICE RECOVERED,

New Bedford, August 10.
Mn. s. W .PowtE.-Hsving seen many certificates
published IN relation to d.. Hiatdrs Baisam 81 Wild
Cherry, take this opportunity q offering a word II
il favor, which ynu are also II liberty - publish.
few months since my wiie's lungs became 50 much
affected By sudden cid that she lost her voice and
suffered severely from pains 10 the breast Her siua.
lion rausel her friends much alarm. Having heard
your Balsam strongly recommended by those who had
used H. purchased bottle Of your agent this place.
She took il according 10 directions and il produced
wonderful effect. before using one bottle. she had
completely ree1rered hT roee. the pains subsidized and
her health was soon fully restored.
Yours inlv.
tSirnril HENRY q. BRIGHTMAN.
None genuine unless signed | BUTTS on the wrap.
PR
Seth W. Fowle & Co. IFS Washington Street, Bos.
ton. Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Gr For sale 10 lIillsboroush by ]. G. Webb & Co.,
ia Gneensborough BY Dr.. 7. ]. Patrick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

vUNHE subscriber will offer for sale, on Wednesday
= the 22d day Of September, Plantation containing
232 acres, lying three miles east Of Marlborough,
the Fish Dam Road. About 100 acres Of it is wood
land and is well wa,ered.. The plantation has il
three good dwelling Houses Barns, Stables. and all
other necessary ont.honses. Also all my Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Hogs, sheep, and Cows; and
also my Wheat and Corn. and other things too tedious
to mention. Nine months credit will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and security
GOODMAN BLaCKW00D.
August 80. 55-
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FARM FOR SALE.

TnE subscriber offers for sale her farm on Cane
Creek. 10 those wishing to purchase farm in
moral and highly cultivated ncghhorhood with fine
Schools wcnd do well to call and see for themselves
u is located in quarter Of mile Of Mr. Bngham's
School, and about the distance from the Presby.
terrain Church Any person wishing TO educate his
sons, or take boarders will find comfortable dwelling
house, with good barn aud necessary out houses. For
further particulars inquire of me at Chapel Hill
G0RNELlA MORROW.
Auguaa 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
Smithwood Female School.

fHls institution i now under the control or Miss
= ANNA ]. LYNCH, whose experience and suc.
cess 10 teaching viii secure liberal patronage The
next session viii commence on the first Monday of
August next This school il pleasantly situated in the
south East corner Of GuiIiofd 10 strictly moral neigh.
lorhooj. Board be obtained at from six 10 seven
dollars. near The Academy Il is the design Of the pro.
prieiors 10 make this permanent Institution for the
thorough instruction Of girls both in the useful and or.
namenial branches Music will be taught ly the mos.
competent teachers and strict care will bc taken Of The
morals and department 81 pupils.
W.. LONG, p...:
&c. SMITH, rroprietors.
July 81. 5a-s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
LOST OR MISLAID.

A NOTE Of hand given By William IT. Thompson
70 the subscriber, for one hundred anil ftity ill
lars anj some cents. ard dated 10 June, lsjs. All
persons arc forutfncd ar,ins trading f said note ami
the said Thompson from paying Il 10 any person bul
the subscriber as no transfer q the property 10 Il has
been msds.
JONATHAN W. TRIP.
lgfua u tq-sp
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NOTICE.

I'VE store house formerly owned BY the late VIM.
Cain and John Y. Kirkland opposite strayhorn's
store and IN which the Post Office is viii be sold to
the highest bidder on Tuesday Of August Cont on
credit Of six months Approved security required.
JAMES +. CAIN, Executor.
August Is. tw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

iI0Rkk hIEVks EUn0 IN I0LiAD,--- ne
people Of Goliad have found ii necessary to
put TO death a portion Of gang Of horse
thieves. A letter written by one of the gang
was found. and this led to their discovery.
On the l5th instant the arrest of several was
attempted. but two refused To be taken. and
attempted to escape by fighting their way.
These were instantly killed. Five others
were taken and lodged in jail, An invest.
CATION was made Of the charges against them,
and il resulted in convicling two of them Of
the most horrd crimes. BY daylight on the
l7th instant they were seen hanging to the
limb of an oak tree in the public square Of
Gollad. The other three were liberated
There are still at large other horse thieves.
The whole whole county Of Goliad is repre-.
scented to he in arms, and spies are kept on
the lockout day aud night. The different
lords on the san Antono river are guarded
nightly. On the night II the l9th july news
came to Goliad that two of the horse thief
gang had been seen some fifteen miles from
town. A company Immediately left Goliad
IN hot pursuit to take them, dead or alive,
and il necessary to pursue them 10 the Rio
Grande. II bad not been heard from when
the mail left Goliad for Austin.
Austin Gazette, Of July 81.
.>><>->~~>~->~~
PoIs0NING.-Mrs. Stafford, a young woman
of Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus county, was ar
rested last week on a charge Of poisoning her
husband, and on examination, was committed
to the Jail Of Cabarrus county. Her husband,
Mr.. Stafford, was taken sick few days be.
fore, and after great deal Of suffering, died.
The attending physician, DR.. Rose, pro.
nnunced it a case Of poisoning. 1t was in
evidence that she had bought arsenic short
time previous, and it is known that they did
not live happily together. These facts. with
number OF others Of a similar nature, make
up the proof against her. An old negress is
implicated, and was also committed. They
were both brought before Hon. d. F. cad-
well, on Saturday last, on writ of habeas
corpus, and Mrs. Stafford was allowed TO bail
10 the sum of SO 900.
The case has caused considerable excite
ment in Cabarrus, where it is generally be-
liesed the woman is guilty. She had run
away from her parents to marry Stafford.
and subsequently runaway from him aud re-
turned TO her parents; but more subsequent
still, returned to her husband. She re-
fused 10 see her husband when dying. al.
though repeatedly called for BY him. They
have been married about four years. She is
now about eighteen Years old. rhey have
no living children. 10 personal appearance.
Mrs. Stafford is said TO be quite common.
Salisbury Waichman.
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rIGARs, Leather Drinking Cups, and Pocket
" Travelling Flasks, just received at the
DRUG STORE.
September J..
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suNDRIEs.

EXTRACT Of Pine Apple, Extract of Banana
White Pepper. Frangipani Sscheis, Frangpani Per
fume, Jaynes Hair Tonic, White and colored Tissue
Paper, for sale al the DRUG STORE.
: September i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

SHEER KiLLeD.--l1uring thunder storm
10 the early part u last week, the lightning
struck a nock Of sheep on the farm Of NJ.
James e. Desnre, about eight miles iran
Cumberland, Md, killing twenty head. The
whole iock numbered only thirty.hve.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
TO FARMERS.

WILL be solj on Tuesday Of August Court. three
Horses anI new opcn Buggy; one a good
riding horse. aDd The other two good farm horses II
no, sold privately before that time. Inquire al this
Office Tor particulars.
August III. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

Important Derision BY de Supreme Court.
Todd Il. Caldwell, CT al. vs.. the Justices of
Burke County and the W. n. Caralina Rail
Road Company.-rhis was an application for
an injunction TO restrain the Justices from is
suing bonds, or levying tax. 10 raise $50. ZOO.
heretofore subscribed BY the Chairman oI the
County Court, FOR and on behalf .f said Coun.
". to the Capital stock &c the Western N. q.
Rail Road Company. II was fully argued be.
fore Judge. Pearson and Battle on Tuesday,
Aug IL. by Todd Il. Caldwell. Esq. Tor plain
tiff, and t'ol. b. s. Gather and W. W. Ave.
nv, ESQ.,, for defendants. After careful de.
liberation. their lIonOrs decided IL 10 be a
proper case for an injunction. and according
" ordered writs, &C.. to issue. Raj R,eisiv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
SUBMARINE CABLES.

The following table shows the miles Of sub.
marine cable laid in all parts Of the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

The TRIBUNE il printed on . large imperial
shset, folded in quarto form, and mailed 70 SUB
seribers on the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
STEAMBOAT RACING.

To the Editor If The ". Y. Tribune.
SIR: Your article in Wednesdays TRIBUNE does in
Justice 10 one Of the boats plying to Shrewsbury and
Long Branoh. About month since the Highland
Light came on the route against the Alice Price, osten-
.bly to beat her, in which attempt she was almost IN
vsriaby defeated being beaten time after time by the
Alice Price; but the excitement and timdty created
were found to operate acknowledgements pre-
ferring to 60 by the Ocean Wave or Long Branch
rather than by the competing boats Now, 1t happens
that the Waye and the Branch belong TO the SIS ne
monopoly that own the Highlard Light, and the mo-
noroy fndrg that by racing they could drive passen-
gers from the opposition boat have fixed their hours
Tor leaving the those fixed for the Alice Pnce
bu. by the follow ing advertisement which appeared
in SATURDAYS papers it viii be seen that the opposl'
ton concluded to block that game:
The steamer Alice PCe viii leave Robinson stree, pier this
SATURDAY. afternoon 81 O'Clock for Shrewsbury aud Long
Bach direct This boa. VIII oceed quietly on her way and
not race Gay beat shGt may bcrnt dgatssf by
This resoiution was carried out, as Mayor Ilemann
ard many Others who were passengers en- board can
testify 70, and the travelling community may rest As
sufed i. will slgo be observed IL The future and none
need fear for their comfort safety wiie travelling IN
the Alice Price. She can well afford to rect on her
lsures hsviDg not only proved herself the fastest
beat, INT having carried more passengers than any
boat on the route, thus showing herself TO be The
FANORlIF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27

d,houes 10 prone 70 d:sco-d ;aat !. Is impossible
A. raon % any considerable rum Der are acited-to
e,tsblisa concord order ard harmony suoug them.
This !. perfectly tue when . false system 10 en-
p,oyeo; bu, Nsure must have reserved some means
Of con- bring and sssocistrg ner, inumnch 40 she
has crested them sociA bspgs AID s. al grss. opera
ions and economies csn be efscted ONLY by ass6si
ton. Whist We have TO do is 70 discover Na,R-e's
method Of Organization which is .bs. Of the S.r>s Of
Groups. This meti oc il adapted 70 h1nsa nature,
ard when established it viii produ,o concord and
unity, by employ Ig properly ard naturally the char
sc'ers, tastes and .pclinetioDs OF men.
The oIgauI siior Of the Groups is perfectly demo.
cratic u lie caaracte--thst IT, bAsed eIsct justice
equality, the absoiute respect Of individual rights,
ard the government: by Intelligence. The members
bsme .her lave. elect their Ofiicers, determine
TIE value Of the different kind OF labor, the divisi3n
Of profits sc. Esch indiv dusl chooses the work or
fuiction for which he has tate and capacity, and
sssocistes ior wlom he isel. q sympathy. The
VIII secure personal liberty the one hand. Co tue
other tie Individual Hust live up q the Ia rs OF the
Group, and be puLctusl, exact and eftcisLt 10 the
execution Of the ~olk he tGkes upon h ns=ll Which
will secure order-the necessary comp enent ~ into
sys liberty. Tnus, through this system, We saaI re-
slize Li5eTty and order n Industry, and solve 9
problem witch is low believed insovable, namely,
the operation Of masses Of men, Leading
to unity Of action and collective concord.
In my rex., will .pssk Of the system Of property,
the division OF profits, and sun up. A. BRIssASE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
PTRLIC MEETINGS.

LAYING OF rHF CORNER STONE o. VaE
FIGHTY-SIXTH STREET II )RKyILLE) II.
r. CHURCH
sftsircor With sppruprise cersmoties, quits l.-ss
company b-ns gathered together ID Ntsess ne sene
The e1sici,es ue,s commenced by the residing OF
hymn by tie Rev. SAYCEL SEAMAN, $40 Was the hfs.
ss OF u tine church, when Wa sung % re HG. of
Old Hundred, followed by pray-! " Tue nv N.Y.
Pas.
A few verses Of sro;hsr by nn were then sirs.
The Rev Mr. OSBORN made 8 few remrks, AL
resd shc,t history Of the churc1, showing ne eon-
pscon with the Cd John.str Church. That church
ives ctdcssd D the 3o.h Of OctOoer, Lel ana stood
ior fifty ysSs WREN il wss taken d,<n, saf ina g-ea'
psit Of the tin bers renoved 20 what WAS c@sd tae
Blsery Village Cnurch, near wost Il ROY - Ms'k
Place In iS31 thst church was taken 30 IN, snd tae
timber. removed to this present se and pay in'9 zee
fo.kvile Church. Ihey com nencec puuGs 1oNn
tlat Yorkvlll- Church on the 81 OF AusuSt ISL ii
found these Old tim bers. There are on them inc rel
chalk marks " hich were made when they were taken
from JOHN street On these tmoers are marks OF the
sX Of Philip Embury, who, | - SAID, hewed mshy OF
them with his owl nards. They commend ID digging
on thu pressn. foundation the very dsy tbs. the news
ct be succes sul lsyng Of the cable was snnouncef
The Rev j. B. NAMELY then delivered very in
teresipg address, and listened to with gres, a.
teI,icn. he read from the old ieooris; receipts
signed pm. Enbury" for work done Oh tue
"prescbing house."
Mr. OsBoRs then read list Of articles to be de-
posted under the cornerstone There are the descrp
ion of the church, hymn book the various Metho.
dist periodicals almanac Of 1857, religious papers Of
the day, The TRIBUNE OF last Winter containing the
history VI toe revival, THE rRlBrSr coutaioi1g the
Queen Message sno the Presidents Message, pisce
OF beam from the old John street church. and piece
of the teegrsphic cable, &c,
TIE uresent church is 10 be 100 feet in length, Al
feet in breadth by 80 feet in hight and will cost nearly
A. 600. There are at present - members, ana q
sabbath Sch ol # some 200 children The Rev. Abb
atte Osborn, ID. u. is pastor.
TIE Committee going 70 cut up the old John
Street tmbers 70 be made into cane, and other ar
cles, to be sold to raise money. collection wa
tax en- up ii spot TO present goldm united cane
costng $50 to the Rev. Mr. Seaman who was the frs!
pastor.
Tie Rev. Dr. B,yGs then proceeded to lsy the
store in the name of the Holy Trinity after which
he uade few remarks, saying that he preached the
| last sermon ever delivered in the old John Street
Church, ard gave cescrp'ion Of the old pulpit. lie
sso preached the first sermon 10 the second Johr
| Street CT urch.
DR.. OSBORN then presented the cane to Mr.. SeamsI
| with sppropAa,e remarks, 10 which Mr. Seaman re-
spor ded with much feeling, thanking his friends 10
the unexpected pleasure.
TIE exerc,es were closed by singing the Dox)logy
and the benedctOn by the Rev. f. c. Bctsford of th
| Presbyterian Church.