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Notice of Tiny sale.

VIE undersgn' hereby gives notice to the
persons to whom the following described
lands we're nSes'ed tor the year 1850 and
To- all others concerned. that sn,d lnrds ,yer,
se'rrnllny sold by the collector Of La Sale counv
NJ the door of the court house IN Ottawa, La Sail.
county, safe ot Illinois, on the 18th day Of Iuy.
1851 tor the taxes and costs due thereon for br
year 1900; that the undersigned ls the Irra holder
o' Tue rrtlhcalrS ut the purchase OF SAID land. NJ
'ald sale aud That the time ol redemption thereon
vii ckulTC on tue ll;h dny of Univ lSi3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
ICE CREAM ROOMS
STR yED or STOLEN,
Something New +.

II W. c. GOODlNG would inform the public
-. that h" - nov manufacturing harness with
patent S"i adjusting Buckles which are decidedly
ahead oinnylhlng yet introduced tor strength safe.
~, aud convenience. Call aud examine them Tor
yourselves Mt hs Oh stand ol the sign at he City
Harness Shop, oh Columbus street lie will also
keep an assortment NJ harness with ID style buckles
rs, good aud as cheap as can he purchased any.
where sent 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
WE A RE RE ADY
FOR THE
SPRING Il SUMNER TRADE
OF 1852.
Your ATTENTION Is AGAIN CALLTD To TnE
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE

EurlhE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Always the cheapest, and now The most
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED
In Ottawa.
The Proprietor of the above Establishment has
~, returned irun thu East, wherr he has purchas
ed very low tor cash another Tremendous iJTgc
and FasLi0HaJie assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
And Is now 'uiiy open for the Spring Campaign OF
1872
The stock Is entirely nevis made in conform.
~ with the latest and most approved styles, rm.
braces me OF the largest a-soilments ever before
exhibited, and T. now offered M Hose excessively
Low PRICES.
Which have given 10 this Establishment the eX.
tcnsive and iialtrnng popularity IT now enjoys
Among nay present stock may be- found, Fi1e
black blue, brown aud Olive cloth Frock Goats
the same IN dress lale,ol, kossuh Polka
Box, aud Business Goats, a-woo aud cotton
warp, tweed. and cashmcrette Goats, Mohair
Queens Cloth, DrGp d Etc, and silk warp lustre
Coats buff aud brown linen Goats.
Black French DOrskn, plain and iany cassi-
mere Pants, satinrt Pants OF every description /.
white Linen. merino aud cotonade Pants, all
kinds.
Superior brocadc silk Vests, fancy and black
satin Vests fancy aud plain cas.nerr Yeats, buii
white and fancy MarseIlles Vests Valencia and
cashmere Vests
The above is mere outline Of what we have
in sore. call and see tor Yourselves.
Also an assortment at
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Perhaps the largest amt most complete ever be-
fore exhibited ~ Ouawn.
have II splendid assortment Of
Shirts, Coi'drs, Under Shirts, DrdUers, Crdcdts
Stocks, Haodkerchief. d Hosiery.
Spring style Hats and cnps, Moeskin Hats
kossuth aud Magyar Hats. Panama and Lcghorr
Hats, Can0da Straw and Palm Leaf HAS, any
quantity.
BOO'S AND SHOES,
Patent Leather and congress Boots and CATERS
Oh and India Rubber CiothiRs.
by lh- arrangement, combining the twohranch'
es, gentlem5n can ~ Il moments warning procure
complete outfit OF such articles cannot tail tC
give The most pr feet satisfaction.
Thinking he Public Tor past tavors, ! invite my
old customers 20 call again, and new ones 10 lry
me, and solicit them 10 rcmrmher the
Empire Cheap clothing Store.
the right and cheapest place to buy Clothing at.
J.. RAUGH.
Apr 3 Ot,N Door llcd of .SmgeyS Stprc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
J.. w. WI L I. Is,
a New Supply!

~ Dry Go0ds, Groceries. Drugs and Medicines,
B0ofs and Shoes, &c, at
a. T. O s il .3 l.'8.
We, side the Cour, House Square, Ottawa.
l II AVE Just received most choice and crrriul-
l ly selected stock oi the above Goods which
snail seIlat the very lowest mark for cash aud mo-
duce GIVE me acali and examine my goods
have laid IN iull supply ui the best New Or
leans and Plantation sugar, \ q aud suaa! house
mulassrs, golden syrup, Collie md Tea Alsu,
Pants, UIl,. Glass, sash, Putty, &c. May -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
r A r M E Il S,
Look 20 Your 1nleresI!!
Joliet W0Olen Factory.

Look 90 Your interests!
Joliet Wooden Factory.
rTNIlE subscriber having put into his Factory a
large steam engine aud two new set OF Ma
chIhery m the last ycars, which make iull sci
now ~ operation, making weekly 2,t00 yards
lie will have on hand by the lst OF June,
10000 YARDS
OfdIrrrni kinds Of Cloth of his own make which
he pfupo-es 10 exchange Tor wool or cash. lie
wall give yard oi good heavy Cloth iOT2. pounds
81 good Wool 81 The same quality, pr be will work
wool upon shares. As follows Give onc-halt of
the WOO the clo'h makes, by receiving Scents per
yard from the customer upon hls halt all that the
wool makes by receiving 80 cents per yard Tor man
uidciurug.
He Will also Manufacture for customers
~ auhtts, teams, and Fidnpch,
" as Salinrt, Fullco,h, and Kelseymere
lie will give one yard OF krrseymere Tor 3 pounds
OF wool Persons sending wool should mark their
own names on their sacks NJ well rs my address,
aud send letor by mail giving directions what
KIND Of Cloth he desires TO whose care 10 be sent,
Nc., &c
CLOTH DRESSING
And Wool Carling done on reasonable terms, and
AT -hur notice. None but the best wOrknIen will
be employed.
Any person going TO Chcnroirom the central or
southern parl ot the state, will pass by hi-'iown.
and all the subscriber wishes Ia insure cOuunu-
hncr oi patronage, IL 10 once have man patron
We hun Wool can he sent hy water up the Hi
uols river, directed to A. Mlttrson, Joliet, " III
county; TO the care of G. A Lindlrv a. Co, La
Sale ILL.,, and IT Will be- forwarded where cloth will
he put up IN a neat aud safe manner, according 10
the above terms and sent in return TO any part Oi
the state, without troubling owners TO accompany
II, or II be- -rut from the Ohio or Mississippi
without any trouble, by sending to the care OF Car
son Il Dranr, II Louis, No. directed to US n, this
place. Ca-h paid tor wool al all tunes, at the mar
krt price, 10y al Joliet, VIII county H., or by
Carson & Deane, 81 Lonis. Mo.
viii hold myself responsible ior all wool prop
cry dnecrrd and recripted by any responsible
house a points on the Illinois river.
Should Farmers wish for further information on
the subject, by addressing line Ia the subscriber,
nj Joliet, W Ill county,, II will receive immediate at
tenticn. hope and eXprct To receive some wool
from every ncighborhooi in the state, and from
some large amount Every effort shall be- made
to give general satisfaction, and hope that Farm
rrs and others will take an interest IN lendmg me
customers.
.S"gar, MDiosses, C,fee, Sail, &c,
VIII be- kept on hand in large quantities, to sup
ply Country Merchants aud customers.
J. A. MATTESON.
y B.-Prrsons coming from Il Distance with n
quantity OF wool TO be carded or manufactured II
obi gcd TO stay over night, shall be at nDeXpense.
Joliet June ;, lS52-3m. J. A. NJ.
yIst ~ EsV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
BLANK Rocks!

WE wonld respectfully call,hp ,l,rn,ion Of bu.
w slncss men generally 10 orr large stock Ut
Blank hooks from the snales, Ia the lnrgrs, size
and at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
y 4 PER-
Foolscop, Commercial. Bill. Note and Letter
Paper IN large quantities of all qualities and at all
'nveoPs all sizes aud at all prices.
Letter copying Presses At low prices,
STA TIONERY
Letter cIpa, letter scales letter siaiun.. letter
boxes p1prr folders paper cutters bill holders. lin
racks INK stands sand boxes, rulers, sraing wax,
WW'i'r,' patent biot'ng paper, pens pen holders,
Flb"r'- pencils, states. ink &c sc; ali Of whicl,
"" w''l sell at the lowest possible prices
mar Off A US- Z Rr,,,v
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Es,iP STATIONERY.

| EIIER pnrer, business size for f.adics use
L gii edg" and plain; more than 30 d ii,rrnt
qualities Ladies visiting cards cnatneted md
porcelnln; card envelopes nore paper. n grratmn.
nv STYLES fancy note aud letlrrervclGpes Dnyid,,
Bacs's, and Arnold, rcd ink, Dlyiars and Black.
and French CanuiHe ink, ndelihlr lux from scvr-
mi celebrated manulrctnrie., fancy INK ,tnr,ls.
sealing wax wnicrs, month glue sand oxrs sand.
pouucr, &c. We hive on band large assortment
Of han, books all the different style. made whicl,
We viii sell low. A II i BrRrEY,
march 6-'f Chicago Iy,nL,tnr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Ni,,L. ilM,l NnilACs

$50 Kegs nails, assorted, Oil 10 tod.
20 wrought and Gu, spikes. 3. in. "a Sin.
Also wrought aud horse hoe mails, for sale BY
may l-tl WA.xge e. IiioSLtSs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE.

THE engines aud boilers now in use al thu Aque.
duct Mill wall be sold at a bargain, They are
IN good order, and suitable ioT n Touring or saw
mill For terms inquire ct the subscriber on the
premises. June ly-Ii w. : EI,roy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
1.:iItIlp>.

phAU IlfUL glass lamps for burning spirit
ID gls, perfectly suie, aud The cheapest and
hntrrst high, tor any USE, lor sale At The
mnNIJ Olhlra Ding Ni1rc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
A NEW REMEDY

NEW REMEDY
DR. RENTON has n specnl remedy for Disen.
- -es III The ihrOnt, via bronchitis, Clrrgyman's
Sore Throat. aud all affections Of the throat both
acute and chronic. All persons suffering rom dis.
al the above nature. can certainly tind relief
under his Treatment lie wonld siy Ia all that d.
size To receive medical treatment, that they will
lind the remedy N his possession 10 be a Npecihc
one lie has radically cured the mos, obstinate
cases OF Bronchitis which have come under his
treatment
Certificates Of persons -hn, have been radically
cured can be- seen II desired Persons living at
distance that desire to receive his treatment can be-
accommodated with board Residence west OF the
side Gut ON the Peru rond
The DR. tenders his professional services to the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity as llompopalhist,
nlso Inn, F-fw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

ESTquaIiry. Whi,key by the barrel for SHE
- 10y mnr2 H. Montgomery
4 NY quantity of VIM II. Be,be Il Cos sprrnr
n style OF Hats for 1881, ut
March 20. FtLCHs NsNUFACroRV.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

tEs~tsfVtffI w otkS.
Al NuANN Ghbop's Homs vol.
W tlnmc's History Of England, vols
Nacau0tyS do do 2yol.
Timers French Revolution. 9,uls
Allson'- History ri Europe vol.
rr",cou's Ferdinand and isabella, vol.
do Conquest OF Peru,
lryng's Works,
Lamarur's Monarchy in France,
II Decisive Battles Il The World hy Crenrv.
la'y Waileys Travel, IN the United Stairs
History OF the War with Mexico, vols ior sale
at the Chicago Bookstore by
u.arG-'f All & a. Pre,px
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Ziuc Paint.
Cvlltts and Nuts.

- AlSlNS, box and krg; dates. prunes, dried
IL apples aud peaches, figs ,cilron, almonds. Ma
pies waInu's iilbers pea nuts, chcsnuts cocOanuts
Just rccr wed aud Tor sale 10y
Juuc 26-ii G.. L. TnoNrSoN,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
ShaWIS!
Sum mer Goods.

CNlEENER has the largest stock in tine market.
y consisting ot Cloths, Casslmrfrs. Twcrds
Jeans, aud most desirable lot oi Linen aud Cot
ton Goods Tor men aud boys wear.
Beautiful printed laws at Toe per yard
Ginghnms, new styles and fast colors, for only
one shilling yard my22
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
"nrhnrrs Patent Mc,cdc"u.

The increased demand for thi. superior insrru
m"ni hns enabled the manufacturer 10 make sub
I7"i''i Improvements IN the mechanical part Of
'hrm, aud We can now off, better instruments NJ
the same low prizes than ever before
o tavc M lodeous extra fine si5
At do do sf5
do do SIS
4 II & c BrRtrY, Agents,
mar f-ii loo a., C,.,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
New Goods! New l!OoaS ,
VI iIIin Uy

NJ RS &. FlFE has lust received her Dress, Vi
vi site, Cape, and otherpalterns large assert
mrnt ot new style OF Bouncts and RIhhous-sold
low. Adjoining New York House Nav Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
White JnIict Sinnc.

1 BOAT loads Tor sale cheap. These stone are
+ cheaper Than any other used They take less
hmr, aud make better wall by 50per cent
June ). EAMPs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

fANPIllNt, sp.ut gas, sperm aud lard oils
\ jnud sperm. -taunc, and ralIoW candlrs Of ihr
very host quality Tor sac cAraphy
myl5 W. w CAyAEfy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
SINTN THOUSAND CUFIES SOIDI
Uncle Toms Cabin

N NNERlLF BLliNER STOWE,
"hr mos, admrri aud most fcndaiir book OF the
age. For sale, wholesale and retail. by
\ II Il &. brRIEy,
Wn" - ~! Lake II, thrnrO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Piano go ties.
lfj,l1ric:,I VOrks

( NLPLHB instruments, for sale at New York
- prices Old planes received in EXCHANGE
maT6-l A Il g. e BUEIRY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
SUndric>,


'dANii, pepper, pmenro, ginger chocolate
y and mustard, IN tTc order Tor sale by
mar q Il. Montgomery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

NEW series OF School Books, hy ncrmGn. La.
" I'm. French, and German school books
Jure Got L.. !. GRlrGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

a large stock ot the best quality OF Im. 49,
pcrial aud Young Tyson teas, Tor family y X
US, at reasonable prices, for sale at the -. n,
may Is. Off1ird Uru2 Slime
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

G3 11x ~ 90 $50 n9i5-n sry.
AKIN WE have just <T5iySS
w laid N a heavy E-L1yEy
x-IN@ y ~ supply ofbnoks ,AN.asA. "
~ ana stationery, CONSISTING Of
r.. No "a School aud Miscellaneous
SsASASe--- 80 books fine letter, note and
fooi,cnp paper; letter and note envelopes, plain
and fancy, all Of which We viii sell at h. loves,
prices may Is ". ". C0rnrir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

More Light I.

4 SUPERIOR article OF tine cut md Ccyrn-
~ dish chewing tobacco, cheaper Than can 5e
ound elsewhere in town -myl5' ~ n C0rayIy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Nails,

rANAh SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
- the highest price will be PAID.
mar l3 joys lIoss,CK
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Drugs Il Medicines,
Books g. Stationery.

4 GOOD assortment oi miscellaneous and
~ school books cap. letter, post. noe, and It's
SUE Papers blank, pass, aud memoranda books
with variety OF fancy stationery cards Nc, Just
received and Tor sale by q. l.. TnoMrsoN
June est
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

Scpctior Lot ccnsistingor
10000 yds a. brown shcctmr,
] 1000 4" "a
mo hs carpet warp, 1000 lbs cotton yarn and
looo cotton bnitngmoy be found NJ,
may Ia CnErvLRs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-06
Gem Ill
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
PRESENTATION OF A BIBLE AND BANNER.
Presentation Address

Gentlemen Of the Windsor Decision, s.. of T.: 1t
affords me pleasure, as the representative fthe La
dies of Windsor and its vicinity, to meet you on
this interesting occasion, and in their name to pre-
sent to you a copy of the Sacred Scriptures of Di-
vine Truth. We hope you will appreciate it as a
manifestation from us Of the deep and lively inter
est we feel in your great and laudable enterprise
In this volume viii be found the principles upon
which your Order acts, and permit me here to as
sure YOU. that in us you will find the warmest adj
rocqtes of your cause. Indeed, Temperance is en-
phatically woman's cause; and though we may not
with you engage in its more arduous duties, though
it becomes us not to cooperate in the labors of the
Division room, yet you will ever find us willingly
and gladly extending to you our sympathy and aid
in all your efforts for its advancement. lis woman
who is prominently gamers by your success. The
young wife has you to thank for the redemption of a
beloved partner from the thraldom of the inebria-
ting cup and for the restoration of ~
neSs h~--hAnA- daunhtAT'S Dlt1er teaFs you
have often dried-to the aged and grlet-strlcken
mother you have returned, safe and sound, the
prodigal, but still beloved son-whlle the affection
ate sister rejoices in n brother brought back to res
pectability and renewed hopes. And wherever she
sees the badge of your Order, she feels that she il
safe-that the demon rice can never reach her, fol
She well knows that when with Sons of Temperance
She is with friends.
Permit me also, gentlemen, in the name of thu
ladies, to present a Banner, as the future standard o
your Division, and which we confidently bellev
will. in your hands, always be borne aloft to victory
May you strictly observe its motto, until the risini
generation shall only drink of that pure beverage G
life which nature has SO abundantly provided for tn
? necessities of man, and until Temperance as a Nigh
~ river shall flow Ger earthis surface, b%eautifyin
| and fertilizing by its benign influence. May 70
: as n body united in Love, Purity and Fidelity, marc
: on |zealously and with holy influence, until the us
. of intoxicating drink shall be abolished, and a
: shall be induced to act upon these heaven-boT
+ principles to the moral elevation of onr beloved o.
e North State.
n Receive then, gentlemen, this Bible for its intril
sic value, it is the inestimable gift of God to man
and let this Banner wave over you as a memen
that we desire your success and sympathize in yo
efforts. And we feel n confident assurance tn
cheered by our smiles and fighting under this Ba
to ner which we present, with this great light for 20
of guide, victory must be yours-happiness viii
Ve ours,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-06
MONTGOMERY Co. N. C. Sept. "a, 1852.

MONTGOMERY Co. N. G.. Sept. "a, 1852.
We arc highly gratified to inform you that
Mountain Creek Division is in a f~ourishing
condition. 1t was organized nine months
ago, with twelve members we now number
thirty-fye true and faithful sons, who are
proud to say, that Old King Alcohol and his
advocates have not yet been able to take one
captain from our ranks.
Owing to the un~favorableness Of the wealth
or and high water, our celebration of the 28th
ult. was not so well attended as we expected.
However, quite a goodly number Of ladies
and gentlemen turned out. According to
previous appointment, the Ladies presented
the Division with a very handsome Bible,
w~hichwas received and responded to ina very
able and spirited manner by our Rev. Bro.
A. III. Richardson.
The following is the address of Miss Mi
randa Usher, who acted in behalf Of the La
dies, which we think deserves place in your
valuable paper:
Mountain CyeeE DicisioR Sons of Temper
aace.-I appear before you in the name and
on the behalf of the ladies of this community.
to present you with a volume Of the Sacred
Scriptures. My fair constituents have been
prompted to this act, by the high estimation
in which your order is held by them. They
have seen that where your order fourishes,
woman is made to smile. Your cause is one
which lies near our hearts. We expect. our
happiness to increase with the prosperity Of
your order. When fathers, brothers and
husbands are reckless and dissipated, then the
heart Of woman is made sad; but let the
bright beams Of temperance scatter the dark
clouds Of dissipation from the habits Of men,
and woman IS cheerful and happy. The
bo,cCbC1J ooO, hovtS which +bO hOpnH+p Of rom.
order have already added to so many desc
late families, excite the gratitude Of our hearts
so much, that there is scarcely wealth enough
in words to convey a correct portrait of those
! f~ehiuGsof f~cstatic DELIGHT WithBhich we have
You will therefore receive this Book as a
token of our good will. Never let it be soiled
by any unworthy act of yours. Keep 1t to
guide YOU on in the way you are now pursu-
ing: and be you ever assured that the warm
est PRAYERS that gush from our hearts to q
Throne of Grace, will be that the temperance
cause NAV spread from the rivers to the ends
of the earth. If our prayers ansustaln you
or our smiles encourage you, you shall have
them. Success to your cause, may the God
Of battles lead you on to victory, until the
last distillery is crushed under foot and the
last inebriate shall be reclaimed. In conclu-
sion, I will say to those who have not on this
badge. rise up; enlist in the cold water army
and fight against the mighty tyrant, until
YOU shall become free and independent from
all the vices Of intGmperance. Then, IN the
name of the Ladies, | present you this Bible
and with it our feeble prayers and slncerest
wishes for your success. Be faithful as you
have been. and heaven will reward the yota-
ries of temperance for their deeds of HUMANE
ty and labor Of love.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-06
RECEIPTS F0R TIE AGE.

SINCE SEPT. 29.-53G G. D. Parker. Murfres-
boro' S. P. NJ. Powhatten ?. o.; 81 w.
Hayes, Lanesboro'; Julius Smith, Albemarle;
J. K. Thomas, Louisburg; George Russ,
Beattv's Bridge W. D. Smith, Lumberton
J. Norris, Tarboro' A. Sutherlin, Brook
Iyn. Va; S13 T. j. Jarratt, Garysburg; 81 S.
K. Hinton, Chatham; Miss E. C. Vogler,
Salem; Rev. b. Clegg, Iredell; 50 A. E. Bell
Camden 81 W. III. Bagley, Hartford s. J.
F. Simmons, Weldon; 81 J. T. Bishop, I. A.
Foster, Enfield = I. j. Halliburton, Noun
tain Home: 81 each I. P. q. L. Siler, Ma
con 81 /. n. Dodson, Laurel Grove, Va, Sc
]. p. Smith, Wadesboro' SO. Herring, lis
bon; H. 7. Costen, W. w. Anders, Bladen
r. T. Ledbetter, Richmond n. Partin, Ring
wood \. Coleman, n. B. Cox, Wayne r.
Whitehurst, I. p. Chadwick. Beaufort 81
W. S. Roatch, Eagle Falls 81 7. t. Max
we'll, Salisbury 81 j. F. McCorkle, Mt
lula: S. P. VI. Oak Ridge; 81 r. S. Mar
tin, Wilkes; d. A. C~ovington, Monroe; w
Gunter, w. Cooper, Chatham 81 VIM. I
: Pake, Carteret 81 John FL. Boyman, Edge
combe 50 E. R. Young Granville; 81 Jas
Jones, Milton n. III. Div. Wilmington.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-10-06
FaAxxLIxsv1LIE, Sept. "a, 1852.


Whereas it has been reported abroad, that
the Division, No. sc, of this place, has gone
down and is defunct and We are sorry to
say that we have heard of this report in more
places than one, from the enemies Of temper
ance: Now this will inform our Bretheren
abroad, that the Division at this place has
never faltcred since it started in 1919. We
have regular meetings every two weeks, and
often called meetings besides we are a ter
ror to the tipplers and no doggery can live
long in our village. By the Factory being
burnt it caused a number of our Sons to leave
snd 60 elsewhere in pursuit of employment,
but those who are left are persevering ones.
we are rising again, getting new members
almost every injecting, and if We can't cope
with our Brethren abroad in members, we
can in zeal. We hoisted our flag at this place
never to be taken down until the old enemy
is under cur feet. OLD '86.