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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07
From Utah.

lSDEPENDExcE, Mo-, Oct. 3.
The Salt Lake mil reached here last Wed.
nesday evening, bringing as passenger Hon
J. M. Bernheister, DELICATE to Congress
Messrs. Varsues, Mexican, Brown, Lonson
Mrs. Wharton and family had
all passed Salt Lake that intended going on
this season. The Mormon emigration was
just coming in.
The Indians have been very troublesome
in Utah killed q number Of persons and steal
ing great deal Of stock. The Governor has
issued a proclamation, and called all Of the
military forces of the territory in service, and
has also ordered wall to be built around the
city,. twenty feet high, and eight feet thick.
with ditch On the outside. His excellency
had sent out fifty men to take Bridges, but
he had fled to the mountains. They took pos
session Of the fort and locked up the store
and returned for a reinforcement to take the
mountain men at Green River-hot work il
anticipated. Maj. Fitzpatrick distributed the
goods to the Indians at Fort Laramie on the
l4th, and was to return home soon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

The editor of this paper, and J. B. Hall
Esq, editor Of the Enquirer, have received
invitations from the Board of Directors Of the
Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad Com.
pany to accompany committee of ssid Direc.
tors to Lafayette, ind, on or about the 9Th Of
October. This committee was appointed in
pursuance Of an invitation from Albert 8.
White, Esq, President of the Lake Erie
Wabash and st. Louis Railroad Company
to the Board, to meet himself and the Direc.
tors ofhis Company, at the above named time
and place. We most heartily appreciate the
honor con erred by this invitation, and shall
use our utmost endeavors to accept it, and
accompany the committee. AS the State
Agricultural Fair is to be held in that city
about those days, the visit will be one Of ex.
traordinary attraction and interest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
yHERIFF,S SALE.

-,..r SHERIFE,S SALE .-t
Tv rrrsue Of . Decree aud Order a Foreclosure and
- Sale made by the Court Of Corpmon Pleas. Of Van.
derburgh county. Al its September Term A. ID. 1853 in
favor Of John f. Stacer and against Michael
Theresa Zacheres his wife, anderson Judd AMI Louis
Judd ard Ia erecsed, viii, the egh day of Dc.
tobef A. lai2, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock ~
and 6oclocf -. 81 said day. door Of Court
Howe, in the city OF Evansville. oer FOR le rhe
and proofs for the term OF years. OF Ihc folio ing
described real estate ,tcsw<
TIE Southwef quarter Of fhe North east gpaurr OF
Sc.tisB number swen! six 6 in Mowuship No. Eve 80
South % Range No. eleven Gi'p wes in sc yincenn-s
Land District and in default OF the and profits
ing for ss-ieni ~ satisfy cxjd order md decree
Twin the snc tine AMI place, Ger r sale tbs fee.
simple Of sa,d real estafe.
JOHN y. EgSv;TT, s. W G..
BY W. OuASsLKK, Ne7xss, lor.f .3,w-SS.
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OxE OF THE G'HALs."-The Kentnc ky
Statesman gives the following anecdote a.
having occurred at the recent election in
that State:
A certain Democratic young lady residing
in Jessamine, who IS a very ardent friend OF
Breckenridge, cot the formal written consent
of a certain young Letcherite that she, the
said young lady. might prevent the said Let
cherite from voting by any means, fair or
foul Pursuant 70 this agreement, on Sun
day night, after the young gentleman had re-
tired to bed, she sent a servant to his room,
and got all the lothes of which he had dis
robed himself, going then to his wardrobe
she took all the rest of the clothing, and
placed the whole i'm secure place beyond
the reach Of the young man. At very
early hour on Monday morning, she, with an-
other young lady, placed herself on the stairs
down which the L,,cherite must necessarily
descend, if he descended at all, and there
the two ladies sat all day, keeping their en-
Gagged bird secure until the closing of the
polls in the evening, when they allowed him
again to 60 at large. The consequence wal
that the young Letcherite didn't vote ant
BrecSenridge's majority was increased on.
vote.
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The following resolution wa also unsni'
mously adopted:
Resolved, That the Prssidsat be requested to
employ N. w. Foster, Esq. 70 aid him in pusn-
ing 'orwsrd with every energy the completion
Of the bridge over Whitenver, and tnat il that
capacity Mr.. Foster be authorized f0use every
means within The power and control of this
Company to accomplish the completion OF
the said bridge with the greatest possible des'
patch; also on any further work on which the
President may require bic aid.
The Board also appointed Messrs. Laugh
lin, 1ngle end Burtcb committee to revise
the tariff Of freight, &c.
The Directors appear to have gone to work
in earnest, and their action cannot but be re-
garded as eminently judicious. In 1.-THE stoct-
holders and the public will find every issuance
Of the early completion ofthe road in its whole
extent 10 Rockville. The gentlemen placed
in charge of the Division above vincennes,
are we'll known for their efficiency AMI sspac.
ity 81 in their hands no delays will occu. which
an active foresight. can preventSwhile the ener.
~ & ability oiJudge Foster, appointed to aid in
pushing on the bridge at White river, afford,
a certain guarantee that, unless prevented by
an early rise in that stream, we shall soon be
in foil connection with vincennes by rail.
The prospects Of the road were never &C
dsttering, and we heartily congratulate oul
citizens and all interested, upon the present
aspect Of its affairs. The Board will hold i'll
next session at Casfs3e; on the 26th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

0T The two new stores, just above the
Journal Office, are now completed and ready
tor their occupants. The gas was put in yes
terday, which has become SINE qna non in
all business houses in tie city. One of them
we are informed, is to be occupied Us Drug
store by Mr.. Browning, who come. here from,
the fourishing city Of Terre Haute. The
other is to be occupied by seine gentleman
from New Albany. as Wholesale Cloth rg
store. These stores are the property of Mrs.
.. Lewis, who has superintendent their con
struc,ion in person, and has shown a more
Perseverng spirit OF public improvement
than any Bank or Railroad President We
know of.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

NIX. SANDERS - Atthe earnest so,icftstion Of many
81 my f1ends announce self candidate for o.
nee VI County Commissionss, 1t tho ensuing October
eiecr5n (oct3s) ALEXANDRA MApDUx.
Mr.. SANDERS:-At the request OF MANY friends,
announce self candidate for County Coium. soDer
OF VsDdefbueh county, the ensuing October election
ocsidAw R0Br. p. NlGHrENGALE.
Ma. 6AfpStE You wa please announce the name Of
County Commissioner. OF third District. .eplSs
Tive Gle x1tdorized to as1ounec &c name of
WIN. H WALKER candidate Tor County uditor.
~ she ensuing october esscton. sepSe
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/" To multiply any number less than 100
by li-add the two figures composing the
number together, place the sum between the
same two figures, ifthis SUN be less than 10,
add to the lett hand fgurre, and place the
unit between the two figures SO taken. Ex-
ample:-44 lisa: the two fronts being
added make 8, which is the second figure.
Thus multiplying by may be as readily per-
formed in tn, mind, when the multiPlicand is
less then 100, as multiplying by 10.
Scientific American.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

The SPY SYsrEM.-The journal of Sir
Hudson Lowe just published, has established
the fact that Or. O'Meara was originally
sent to st. Helena as spy on the actions OF
Napoleon, for the benefit of the Prince Re-
gent aud certain members of the cabinet, and
continued to discharge that infamous task, un.
til quarrel about his compensation arose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

6JThe notorious Mike Walsh was severe.
ly injured by the daling of the platform in the
ark at New York on the 26th, on the occa.
sion ofthe Hard" Locoloco ratification meet.
ing. All visitors are excluded from his room,
us it is feared that the slightest excitemcn,
will be productive of internal inflammation
and death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

" An English clergyman. died recently
after months OF gres. agony, the loss of an
eye, and two years of hopeless decline, caas.
ed by the cork which he was loosing from
soda water bottle flying against his eye, at
a moment when he was in full health and
surrounded by all the comforts ofa happy fire.
side.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

OF Lately gentleman set down to write
q deed and began with: Know one woman
by these presents" .
"You are wrong" said a bystander, ait
ought to be, know all men,"
Very WELL" said the other, "ifo one woman
knows it, all the rest must, of course"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

HINTON LoosE.-Gen Ohio Hinton, late of
Ohio, celebrated for mail bag curiosity, who
was arrested lately at Los Angeles, Califor-
mia, is at large again, letter says that no
one appeared against him-that the man who
caused his arrest cleared out, as there are now
no correct papers upon which to act, the Gen
eral is exempt from arrest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

or The Detroit Free Press, says: Gen.
Cass is in the enjoyment Of most excellent
health. Those who saw him ten years ago
can now discover few, if any of the changes
that are usually wrought by a half score Of
wears upon men of his age.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

@% have turned many woman'a
head" boasted young nobleman Of France.
"Yes," replied TsIleyrand, "sway from
you"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANAL DOAT YDHN TIN 9.
HSH-::;..:::::,:;u,sae
d.

WE are ablhdansfy suppsied with all the Necessary
6c, to print large Canal Boat Bills and
% nanks OF a kinds, 10 thU isieststyle and with dis
River. - W.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

MFTHE Setond Annual Fair offh Indian State Board
Of Agucufroye, will be held LAFAYETTE the l2h
18th and 18Th days Of October next. The Annual Ad.
dress will bs delivered by HO ace Greeley. ofN "
PDR. OHALSTEpS PILLS WILL CURE ufS
rePss, indigestion liiousness. and every disease Of
The sf0m eth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

THE REASON WHY 'BRUDDER Dickson LEFT
THE CHU.Cn.-Mr. Dickson, a col.red bar.
Der in one of our large New England towns
was shaving one Of his customers, respecta.
BILE citizen, one morning when u conversation
occurred between them, respecting MIR. Dick.
sons former connection with u colored
church in the place.
81 believe yoa are connected with the
church in Elm street, Mr.. Dickson, said the
customer
MO sab, not at ALL
what, are you not member Of the Afri-
can church,
mot dis year, sah.'
why did You leave their communication
Mr.. Dickson, if may be permitted to ask
why, tell We, sah.' said Mr.. Dickson,
stropping concave razor on the palm Of his
hard, lit was jess like dis. jined dat church
in good faif. glib ten dollars towards de
stated preaehin, of de gospel, de fuss year,
and de church beepil oil call me, Brudder
Dickson. De second year my business not
good, and only glib five dollars. Dat year
de church peepil call me Mister, Dickson.
Dis razor hurt you, sah!'
No, razor goes torble WE'LL
SWELL, sap, de third year feel berry poor
sickness in my famly-and didn't give nof.
fin for yreachin.' We'll, sab, arter dat dey
call me ole niggar Dickson, and lef'em!'
So saying, Mr.. Dickson brushed his custo.
mer's hair, and the gentleman departed well
satisfied with The reason why Mr.. Dickson
left the church.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-07

MONEY MAfrERs.-The New York Tri-
Dune Of last Monday gives Che following &C.
count Of the nodus eperond3 Of the Western
Railroads to procure funds 10 complete their
projects:
In money there is no MARRIED change. On
demand. the supply continues full at = per
cent. Paper goes at sai2 per cent. with but
very little below 10 per cert. The pressure
OF the Western Railroad paper in the mar.
ket tends TO sustain the rates for paper
The roads not being able To negotiate for
their bonds, hare filed the Western Banks
with their scseptances. These accepances
are sent to Wsll street. IN lnrge quantities
for re.discount, and those Of TIE best charac.
ter are selling at IS 10 per cent, and alb.
s0rb an immeDse smuunt Of the capital en-
ployrd IN paper. We think one Institution
on Wall street has over ha'f q million Of
these acceptances in its portfolio.
PREACHING PRACTICAL SERMox.-A
number OF years ago, Parson D. preached to
congregation in an interior town. A pro-
found iheOlogisn was Parson B. ~ q publish.
ed volumne Of his sermons ssince. Bur like
many Of the clergy men Of the past genera
trihal sermons" to the exclusion Of practical
themes, at least % thought one Of biz parish.
onefs, Mr.. C.. ~
MT. c. said be. one day to the clergyman,
"we know al aboot The dosirines by this
time, why don'i 700 give o. occasionally at
Iesst,a real "ractical Sermon"
Oh, very we'll you wish H. Next Sunday
will preach practicsi sermon"
Sunday u.orning cameS and an unusual
number attracted by fhe promised novelty
were in attendance, The preliminary servi-
ces were goae through W it'll, and tine parson
gave ors his te It. After 'opening his sub
jecp he said he should make a practical n D.
plication vfN to his hearers. He then: COM
menced at the head Of the aisle, and called
each member by name, and commences upon
their special faults. One was little inclined
TO indx,ge in Great are comforts, sa6 ascsher
was terrible hand at bargain and 30 Oh.
While m MD vviley, the dcoe opened and
DR.. S. entered.
There" continued the psfsons there 3
Doctor b. coming in just % vs0als at TIVE MD
die of the service, and disturbing the whole
congregation. He Goesit just to make PEG.
pie believe be has 10 large prsctiCe that he
can't get time to come TO cbwcfI 10 season.
but it isn't so. He h,sn't been called to visit
q patient on Sunday morning fCs three
months. Thus went on the worthy clergy
man. At last he came 10 G.. who bad re.
quested the practical sermon.
"And now" said he, 'tbere's Mr.. C. he's q
merchant-and what does he do! Why he
stays at home and writes business letters
If he gets up lot of goods from New York
on Saturday nightshe goes to the store and
marks them on Sunday, so as to have them
all ready OH Monday morning. That" how
he keeps the Sabbath; and he isn't sutisfied
with doct'inal sermons, he wants practical
sermon"
At the conclusion Of the sermon. the PAR.
son steppe. up TO Mr.. G and asked him how
he liked a practical sermon.
Mr.. B, you can preach just what you
please after this; shall not again attempt
to direct YOU"
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THE LAST NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given to oil owing City Taxes that
~ unless they paid THIS WEEK, II will be too
bite. and the property Of deEiR9uenss will DO veTsed
sos sale accoTsing to the require ments Of the law.
on3Lf WIN BELL, City Collector.
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SHERgYF,S SALE,


NOTICE hereby given that will, 10y yjEtre Of wit
IN OF Special Execution Issued Of the onice
Clerk Of the Court OF Common Plea Of yasdeyburgb
county, and to me directed in fayor ~ Abraham Gum
bers and against Xavier Srasser oGcy and expose
public sale Saturday the 18th day Of October A.
iAy3 Mt the warehouse of Abraham Gpmberss, siuafec
Main between Fifth and sixth streets. In tho
city of Evansville, the following psrson.i properly
wit: 7H.f.r
Counter and Shelving. Stables, 80 chairs bureau,
clock. looking glass, cooking stove, screen, vim
dow shades, lamps lot OF glassware, Tcsire
wardrobe, library &C.. to satisfy said execution aBo
costs. JNO. \. GAVIIT s. ". e..
ny w. II. CHANDLER Deputy.-4350 loct4-tdl
TEN O'CLOCK LUNCH.
HkREwill be lunch ST. every mernine nj 10 o'clock
I'LL farther notice. nj schaeners Restaurant on Water
street, next Ia Insurance ONCE The public invited
attend. lseps9nl H.SCHiEFFER.
BACON! DACONN u.r
lust received IS casks bacon In prime esder which
- We will sell at the lowest market prices.
DECKER Il KRAMER.
sep292w~ Main 81. between lat and Cd sts-
nRESS GOODS, HOSIERY AND NoTIONs.-A
IL large and complete stock of DeLanes, PoLl.ns.
Gold Plsids. Merinos, Alpaess: Men, Women and Cid
fens Hosiery. Also Notions Of all kinds found az
'sep.3 = MERRITT FIELD & CO..
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LYONS KATHaInON.

KathairOn nsutruzes fleets cIirnste
and old age, In and restoring the Au halr
even AFTER badness mary years: ceanses the seaIp
rom daDdrun and its natural i'm partes; will cuye she
Nessous Head acheand all Eruptive Diseases OF the ski
ing gloss IN The hair n the world. 1t happily un,es the
elects Of all the chronic Pomades 10 the .t Prenrh
tracts. and exhaes the perfume Of MOI, epht
Towers. No person should he wIhoutk. Price only
- cents, In large bottles. sod by all dealers ~yery
where d. - B-Tncs, Proprietor, Iei Broadway n. y.
sepe6 "
TRUTH MUST, AMI WILL PREVAIL.
It's trstk, tb-t the Mustang Linmcnt has pcyforme
more cures Of coEnrme ebrobg and MA snaory rheu
matsm. than any remedy befee use,r for those
painful affections 10 h. fySsL. that 10 remedy ever be
fore tried has been suscessfsi in Aeans old sores
ulcers: In curing sead hesd sipeas tett-
80 TiDxw 0rm. any nnBxsarst excressence eAlurge
& eruption swelling infa ton OF any descrip
lion. rs The 1HstSng Linisent. lis truth that Il i
an enectaal and certain remedy for the piles matte
of bow long staBdne; and il is a tratA that ererybed
aFe ss,ng H. aud all pronounce good. See advertise
ment ID another column. Isep24-9wdGwl
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TEN O'CLOCK LUNCH. TT
BACON! BACONU or
received, IS casks bacon In prime asder, which
will sell at the lowest market prices.
nRCKkR T.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS, &C.:

WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS, &C..
80 THE subscriber, for number Of yesrs ensse.
TM ed In one OF he largest importing louses In The
has TAX en- the store ON Main street. First and
Wuter s!s opposite the Bank until suitable can
be obtained) where he opening the largest ssso
prising every variety and style OF Gold and Siiven
Watches Chains, Ladies' and Gents Pins. lar kinEs.
Finger Kings: Gold Loekess Gold sno s ,,s
hne Jewelry in Sets: aud In tact ever. thing connected
with the Jewelry business. - .
wschmak ers Tools and Materials Of oil kinds. al OF
Mountains. Purchasing all Of my Goods from the man
ufActurers and import rs direci--having thorou b
10 every nne 1 ss East
ern manufacturers. I can offer Inducements TO all N
van. Of the above Goods 70 give ms call assuring them
My Jewelry 10 OF the finest quality manufactured. both
Imported and American. the Watches are Of NE most
celebrated Maker and WIZ be guaranteed 70 keep good
Being myselfa practical Matchmaker. ! win attend
ally 10 the cleaning and repairing al
LIME English Lever Watches: in Hse. Cases. and
Cases. At c. A. BKOwNx.
oct3 Main st. opposite the Bank.
MAGIC Crsed Watches also some very Ane Ball.
W. road Watches In Silver Casesas ,uo,v,
C.. A. BROWNS,
octS Main ct. opposite the Bank
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES'.
TOILET Aarticles Of the finest quality. comprising
i Toilet Powders. Cologne. Hs.r oils. Inc Extracts.
fancy Soaps. Rouge, Brushes. &C., &C. a
oct3 Main st. opposite the Bank.
TEACHERS WANTED.
TNHREE or four Tea. hers, who can come well recon-.
i mended. are wanted in German Township. in this
county, whom hey can De had, good prces will be
given. Apply to either Of the undersigned Trustees Of
said township. JOHN BETTING.
ocs3.d&vu BcRiER SHORT,
The southerner., 1853-09-24
State OF North Carolina.
EDGECOMBE COUNTY.

EDGECOMBE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
AUGUST TERM, 1858.
Obedience Lassiter vs.. Silas Lassiter
Morrison Arts and wife Sally
and others,
Petition for Doacer.
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Morrison Arts and his wife
Sally are non-residents of this State: 1t
is ordered by the Court, that publica-
ton be made in The Southerner, for six
weeks, notifying them to appear at the
next term of this Court, to be held at
at the Court House in Tarboro', on the
fourth Monday of November next, then
and there to answer said petition, Or the
same will be taken pro contesso and
heard er Toaytc as to them.
Witness, W. S. Pitt: Clerk of said
Court, at Office, the fourth Monday of
August, A. D. 1858.
W. S. PITT, elk.
The southerner., 1853-09-24
VIM. III. Willard.
WASHINGTON. N. C.

WASHINGTON, N. c.
Has IN Store for sale Lo,v TO The
trade,
90 hhds new crop Muscovado molasses,
Is old - Cuba sugar house do
6O bbls New Orleans and Muscovado do
100 y clarified coffee Sugar,
20 :" Muscovado and Portland do
5 boxes loaf do
5 bbls crushed do
$50 bags Rio Coffee, good to prime,
$50 - table Salt,
25 Liverpool do
$500 bushels Turks Island do
$50 bbls Baltimore rectifed Whiskey,
80 % Rose Gin,
20 " Boston Rum,
% " mess Pork,
150 " N. Y. and Bait. fine & supf Flour,
823 Plows, Mahers and Aliens,
5000 lbs do Castings do and do
60 half boxes IS and IS tobacco,
800 rolls smoking do
175 bags drop Shot,
25 - buck do
25 kegs Kentucky rifle Powder,
25 Fairlawn do
25 - qr and hf Fairlawn and rife do
100 boxes No family and shaving Soap,
25 " tallow Candles, As, 6s, and IS,
5 =" adamantine do IS,
50 " half and or do Raisins,
SO " Candy, asso'd, Stewart & Bussing
$50 reams straw wrapping Paper,
100 =" foolscap and letter do
55 bbls butter, sugar and soda Crackers,
5 pilot Bread,
20 Lorillard's II 7 Snuff,
S - Outcalt's do
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 4d to GOD,
20 bales Cotton Yarn, assorted, 5 to 10,
10 shirtings and sheetings, Fayete,
125 bbls Halifax Herrings,
so - blue Fish,
100 casks Thomaston Lime,
10 crates assorted Crockcry,
hhds stone Jugs,
5 Jars,
bbls Copperas,
Epson and glauber Salts, Sal eratus, indigo
patent medicines, and the last of thi.
month will open large stock of
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, ana
H0rdtc0re,
Suitable for spring sales.
March 1st. 1858.
The southerner., 1853-09-24
Attention,
Farmers QfN. CuroIina!

The undersigned takes this method of in
forming the farmers of the State, that the
second volume of The Farmers Journal pub
Gshed at Bath, N. c., will begin on the
first of April next. Those persons who wish
to take The Journal will do we'll to send in
their names at once, in order that they may
begin with the first number of the volume,
and that it may be known in time what the
issue for the year will be.
JOHN F. TOMPKINS, NJ. D.
Terms, l copy 81 90
6 copies 5 90
II 10 90
80 20 90
Payment in advance.
February 1lth, 1883