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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-22
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

"a PARTNEKSHIP NOTICE.
d WOODARD has bought the interest OF John Bur.
IL tis, IN the old firm OF Hornbrook & Burtis. The
business will be continued at the old stand Wat
between Main and Sycamore. under the style of Horn
brook Woodard where We shall be pleased 70 wait up
on all our friends. P..HORNBROOK.
mh22u PHI. WOODARD.
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CO-PARTNBRSHIP

Il co-parnership, under thu firm ancstyle Hopkins
& Read, will occupy the old stand Of J. s. Hopkins on
First street. and continue 10 do Wholesale aud Retail
Dry Good business. JOHN s. HOPKINS
EDWIN o. READ.
Aug 18th 1852. q
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Eastern Markets. Off creignEnJ domestic Hardware ever
offered in this Marke From his long experience in the
Hardware srade. strict nton TO business and far
prices he hopes TO receive share of public patronage
Mechanics B0ders and Others invited 10 examine
his stock. .myIl
EMOVAIs-I have removed my Office one SQUARE
IL and half above Main street, near the Sherv-oo,
Hoase First street. and be found either there
my residence square bc ~ al tin unless profes
sonay engaged in the city or its immediate vicinity
mhl9n DANL MORGAN, NJ. D.
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THE
GREAT ERE IN CHI
0DA10DO .srf .e
One rd Of the Town Burnt to Ash es!


One.third Of the Town Burnt to Ash es!
CnILLIcorHE, o., April 18th, 1889.
Meesrs SrrARN q MARvtN- ---
Gentlemen: Yours OF the 5th is at hand. in reply,
every Safe In the fire. has proven good
nothing. lost large Safe-rT PERFECTLY psrRoY
ED-but In the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT FROM you
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servt, u j
II WIN. CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that in resi- hot nre, RcHs
the only Safes TO be depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire. Safes
were totally destroyed RIoHs SAFE ALONE bidding de
snce TO the fames preserving notes. bonds and morga
ges to the value OF The chillicothe
SAFE BUT RIcHsis destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove ncontestby that Wilders
Patent Salamanders. with RcH's IMPRovEMExr, the
best Safes made in the United States, the whole
world They can be had at the DrPoT 146 wkrER ST.,
and at the FAcroRy corner Of ST. MARE's PLAcE and
ArESUEA, New York. STEARNs * MARVIN.
also. at the fefiorfag Ageneies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La.
i. M HATCH Charleston, s. C..
HOLY0AkES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY Il MORLEY, Toledo, O.
AI.LlS IL HOWES, Evansvill La,
3. SHEPARD & CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport. N.Y.. 81. 3 Z
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. III. CAMPFIELD. Savannah, Ga.
HALL & NOSES, Columbus, Ga. t,f.i,t
DE'HOSSk'r & BROWN, Wilmington, NO.
WM.RANDALL, ST. Paul, NJ r.
MORLEY q RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD & GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester. Ny.
JAS. HUTTON, ontreal, Canada.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BARGAINS. asn
WILL SELL ESQ acres Of the best Land in the county,
lying the Canal two and hafor three miles from
.he city, Also, So Lots in the Nyrth enlarge
ment city Of Evansville five lots the OF
Vine and Third street in the city, fronting p feet
10 feet u alley, and 90 lots in Lamascc city. 10 Of them
fronting Fulton avenue Those 81 lots in the North
sold ut private sale before the third MoSday in April will
that day be sold public anctan ut the Court house
in the city, For particulars enquire of the subscriber
his Office Fourth street, Lamasco few doors Of
the Market-Sign of Notary Public and Real Estate
Agency. Idecy7-4mdw1 NATHAN R0WLEY.
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REMOVED.

IT HAVE removed any ONCE to Water street, next do0
i TO the Lafayette Houfe, where cen BE found st al
times by day night. unless professionally engaged.
ap3-U JOHN SHAW. G.. M, M. d.. DC.
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=. =. HAxNES .AkpWs ekAHAns
NEW
PICKETT TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
HAYNES & GRAHAM. .PRoPRIETo RS,
Corner of Eighth and Main Streets,

,THE above fre-procf warehouse is much enlarged
l. and is doing tine business, Our receipts have
upwards of 100 since the opening Of
our October le5l-and sales have been
very satisfactory.
Our mode Of selling is follows, viz: Every hogs
head is put up and sold its merit and aftef the
sale II is with the to confirm reject the same, st
his pleasure -a -
dollar per hogshead all charges to the the
owner after lis arrival warehouse, and he
cciyes his money at the warehouse Office soon rs the
bill can be made out We are prepared TO pay all
Tobacco consigned and hold ~ subject
TO the instruction of the owner.
This warehouse Is doing the most extensive busi
ness of any Tobacco warehouse in Kentucky. and
pledge ourselves attend strictly and promptly to all
Tobacco entrusted care; and We refer 10 past
years business merchants shippers and planters
rally. Very respectfully.
fee5,5e omw HAYNES & GRAHAM, PROPRIETOR.
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EM upI-aowI.INo sALootg.

SET EN- UP!---BOwLING SALOON.
MIR III. sCHAEFFER. proprietor Of "Hotel Schaef
1Sl fer" has just opened splendid Saloon with two
20 feet alleys I'm the tard story of his hotel
Water street, between Main and Sycamore. Gentle
men can be furnished with any sized Balls they may
desire, at all tines also the best Ref ,shment: Ten
strikes may be expected novS0
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4 CASE Rowland's Mill Saws;
do Brnghurst's Croes-cut Saws;
do Johnson & Conaway's Circular Saws ust reed
and for sale atthe sign Of the Min Saw, BY -
je2 tf~stss -sss x.S.7 C.M. GRIFFITH.
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SPRING DRY oOODs-1853.

SPRING DRY oOOD9-1853
HyHE subscriber having removed to No. 4se Main s,a
Il are now receiving their Spring purchases, embrsc.
ing large and complete variety Of Staple. Dress and
Fancy Goods Their stock is new and beautiful. has
been selected with great and will be sold a the
very lowest prices. Country merchants are respect
fully invited 70 call and examine.
J. DANFORTH * SON, .1
No. 4es Main st., between fth and 5th,
febi5-Im d&w Louisville, Ky.
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SAFES.

lust reed an assortment or Rich & Co.'s Improved
- Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition Of freight only:
ALLIS Il HOWES, 4
-f Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
INcoRPoR ATED lsl0.-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Authorized Capt. S2Jo0Vo-Subseribed CaPi $50 900.
THIS long esta tablished and well known Institution
l. has transacted most extensive Insurance business
for than forty years, throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces Ii has aimed
secure public confidence, by honorable and faithful
ulent OF its contracts and the owners Of property
all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufa. tories, Mills Maehinefy Dwelling
Vessels on the stocks while In port DC, &C., will be
insured low as the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W H. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, CALvIx DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, JoB ALLYN, .ltH.reet.l
CHARLES BoswELL, JoHS y. BRACE,
HENRY KrNxy CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRISTOPHER G. LYMAN. Assistant Sec'y.
UPApplications for insurance may be made TO
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
=, Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
decs Evansville. Ind.
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NIOTICE.-Tbe undersigned having formed Co
In Partnership, will practice law under the firm Oh
Law & Johnson. Our oceis in the second story Mr.
Gwathmey's building First street, between Main and
Locust We shall also unde ake the purchase and sale
OF real estate and payment Of taxes the same Co.
lection of claims, and all business US will
ceve united attention. The Office Of the LamascS
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW,
MORRIS s. JOHNSON
-ff
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Cigars, Snuff. smoking and Chewing
Tobacco. &c. *
|nOTTO SCHEFFRR has taken the stand formerly oc-
N cupied by H. SchaefIer on First street, between
Main and Locnst where he intends keeping hand for
sic wholesale RETAIL the choicest brands Of Havana
Cigars Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, &C., cc.
He invites the attention Of the public to his stock
hands, hopes by the superiority OF his articles and
reasonab prices, to merits large custom
N. b. Pipe, Cigar and Tobacco Cases, &C., always on
hand. s, dec2O.u
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PARTENERsHIP NOTICE.

ME firm OF K. H. Hood & Co., having been dssolvee
Il by the death Of K. H. Hood, the undersigned An
drew J. Wheeler surviving partner. and Geo. W. Rath
bone have purchased the stock Of the late firm, an,
Formed pa-.crship, under the at, e of RxrHBoKE
WHeELKP ind will continue the whoicsale and Retail
Book and Stationery business the old stand No. Eos
ters Block where theyi invite the patronage the form
er customers Of the house, and Of the public generally
G.. w. RATHBONE
: ug27 .lit fl j. WHEELER
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DEMOVED.-The undersigned has removed to the
house Of Mrs. Dr. Traon, three doors above Sher.
wood House, opposite the mansion of M Ross ESQ. Oh
First Street, or Doctors .dreItIe.
Office at the old stand First St. two doors above Main
where he may be found at all times, unless professional
engaged. (je2S] sta J.R. WILCOX. M. ID.
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Law PARTNHRsHIP.

IAS. g. JONES and JAS. X. BLYTHE, Attornies at
d Law, Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves
as partners In the practice Of The law, and will
to practice in this and the adjoining countless the
supreme and District Court They design turning their
attention particularly 10 land law. In short they
will be prepared to give in minutes an abstract },
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments, or in iamasco, together with their professions
opinion as to the title. IL fdesred. fjy25-dawtf!
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Co-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

MIR. GEO. FOSTER is member of our firm from and
ll after this date under the and style of Fosters
u Brown. [ootlfl FOSTER & BROWN.
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\ q. HATCHIT1.
A'A1A : MEDTCAL NOTICE.

" MEDICAL NOTICE.
nRS. WALKER & HATCHITr. having associated
themselves together I'm the Practice of Medicine and
surgery, would respecffuyannounce to the ctzends,
Evansville AID vicinity that they arc prepared 70 attend
to calls, either day night.
Dr. Iiatchitt will pay particular attention the EYE and
Chronic Diseases generally.
ONCE on Third street, opposite the Public Square.
: iyqm- ~ ~ -. = - - -
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

hrs. CASsELBERRY & yEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the practice of Medicine and
Surgery, would respectfully the citizens
Evansville and vicinity that they prepared 70 attend
to all calls, either by day night; both Of them
be consulted at their Office First street. door
above the Sherwood House, at all times except when pro-
fessionally absent. fsnl6ffl
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BUSINESS CARDS.

1yooK's FAMILY GRoCERY-Keeps every thing
choice in Groceries and provisions, on First street
between Main and Locust novl5
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y n BoxEs Extra No. Boston Bar Soap. Families
1U in want of something nice in the way of soap can
nnd il at [jan7l FOSTER * BROWNS.
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FRINT5 AT EASTERN COST.
WI INVITE the attention of our customers and NE
wv trade to our stock of Prints, consisting Of
Merrimacks, American Print Works.
Cochecos. Globe Printing Company.
Hamilt0ns, NV Spragues.
Manchester Print Works. Philip, ellen & Sons.
Wasbingtons, J Dunnell & Ce's.
And all the various styles OF American manufhcturea
which we offer aud will sell throughout the season fer
cash the and lowest prices they sold BY the
agents IN New York, Philadelphia Boston BALTIMORE.
= JAMES Low x CO.,
feble .l AZ Main ST., Louisville. KE.
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NIET GOODS-IO bales Linen Diaper,
IN 3 bales cotton table diaper, t
do Taylor's Canvass.
12 cases New York Mills Cam1en Jeans.
, do French Cottonades, ett
5 do Buckley C.mletts received ard fer
sale by JAMES Low & CO..
fcbl6 al Main ST. Lousvills, Ky.
CALT.- 25 pcs superior black assorted;
~ 30 pcs cotton backing, received and for sale
by Jas. Low & CO.,
feb6 AZ Main ct. Louisville Ky.
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NEW COFFEE HOUSE.
MR.. HENRY SCHAEFER X has TAKEN D;,, ,ne ne. ,nree
Water street and has fitted and furnished II IN the most
complete style, and is now IreParea 70 welcome and
Rar v;II he suppied with the choicest liquors. Wines
und Aies which, with other he win serve
day. Mr.. g. viii always keep good variety OF ns
hest brands Il Cigars. ~ oct6-Iy
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THE SUPREME COURT.

This tribunal met in this City on Monday last
Chief Justice Nash and Judges Pearson and
Battle in attendance
The following gentlemen have been admitted to
the practice of the law in the several County Courts
of the State:
Hamden Smith, Raleigh, N. c., James A.
Patton, AshviIle, N. c., William Hicks, Granville
Co. N c., Loverd Eldridge smithfeId, N. c., Le-
on. F. Siler, Franklin, Macon Co. n c. T. Fl. Gill
am, Edenton, N. c., w. Geo. Granbery, Perquim-
ans Co. N. c., Arch. R. McDonold, Moore CON. C.
And the following to Superior Court practice:
B. A. Kitrell, Oxford, N O., w. Lowndes, Tread
well, Miss, John B. Williams, Greene Co. N. c.,
John s.. Long, Washington, N. c., sitgreaves Att.
more, New Berne, N. G., William F. Green, Lou
isburg, N. c.. Nell Mckay, Cumberland County
N. C.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JULY
Il will be seenby the following Cores ondence,
that Mr.. r g. Shepard has consented TO deliver
thesQratiop in this City on the approaching anni-
versary Of American independence:
RALEIGH, June 18th. 1853
F. G. SHEPARD ESQ.
DrAR Sir: Al meeting of the Commune to
make arrangements for the celebration of the APP
appointed 10 deliver an Grafton that occasion.
The undersigned, in communicating the choice OF
the Committee, beg leave add their individual So
licilations that you will accept.
Respectfully yours,
t: F F 4 E91tai Committee.
w. s BRYAN,
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a CARD.


90 tie free and snasps, aent gotsrs Of Waks
Comfy
FKLLoW Cgtfssns. Al the ssol;si,a.ion 81 ,.;s,,v
Of my persons nd political friends nTesent ~
name before yOn as a.candidats for The ofics 81 S
peroF ConFi Clerk. This being the fst ti,,a = nv
life that have thus been placed before the nnbIic I
feel great difidence in presenting my claims Is ,a,
serve in the several Offices thn your gift To manv
OF my feilow.citizens Of Wake, am personally
KnoWn while to others am only known az an hun.
pie Editor who has. through many hard Tough POI
ca battles done his duty, or his utmost) % dsfano
ano promote the principles OF the great Democrats
party OF our country, whose banner now tFufnohafF
noats over the good old North State, redeemed and
disseminated from the yoke of Whpoery And
now; upon mis- party, In my Malice County, conf
IDENTIFY throw myself, ia the present contest.
against tne present incumbent, have no charges
to make, either politically personally So far ~
| knOao, he has been good officer as know he Is
capable; but. for long number of years. he has en-
loyed, undisturbed, the emoumenIs of ofice-and.
in this county the Democracy do believe il either
wise or safe, to confer etime faVors upon one man
when there are others whose claims and pretensions
are equally strong.
During the campaign shall endeavo. to mt ct with
my ieilow-cllzens just as often my business will
dumIt; but, with that candor peculiar to myself
alone, shall not endeavor conceal the fact, that
circumstances beyond my control, will debar me- Of
ten, OF that privilege. However, when il is my good
fortune to be with you in your primary gatherings
shall not shrink from the discussion of such topics
as may be presented for consideration, whether
political or strictly confined the duties of Clerk
Should receive your SURFACES, and be placed 10
preside over the records of the CourI in questions
VIII be my constant study 10 do rfghl, and 10 make
myself in that capacity, that which truly should be-
the peoples humble servant.
w. WHITAKER, 5R
Raleigh, Wake CO., June IA, 1853. lit.
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HARD TO ANSWER. The New York Journal of
Commerce rather gets abolition Legislators tight
place. 1t notices The decision of Judge Red6eld, of
Gated shall remain in prison at the pleasure of the
justice who committed him until he discloses the
name of the person of whom he bought the liquor,
and adds thereto:
How is it! The Vermont Legislature year or
two ago. passed an act virtually annulIing the fugi-
tive slave law in that State, because il deprived, or
was liable to deprive, negro of his liberty without
trial by jury. But here is white man deprived of
according to precedent. Can any body tell why a
white man is not as good a negro, and his rig hts
as sacred!'
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RALEIGH, June 18th, 1853.

RALEIGH, June 10Th, 1888.
GENTLEMEN Your polite note of this morning
came duly to hand, informing me that was unani-
mously chosen by the Committee TO deliver the Ora
ton on the approaching Anniversary of our IndePeL
dence.
Incompetent as am to fulfil the task you have SO
kindly imposed upon me. yet it will give me pleas
ure to comply with your request and TO offer my
humble services on that occasion.
With my best wishes for your future welfare and
those whom you represent, remain
Your friend and obi servant,
F. G. SHEPARD.
H. S. Smith, ]. F. Hutchins, w. S. Bryan, Com
mittee.
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The Indiana Black Laws have caused the removal
of large numbers of colored persons from that State
the penalties incurred by residence there is quite
severe The Cincinnati Commercial says that it is
scarcely possible pass along the river front of that
city without observing more colored families
from the Hoosier State. They appear 10 be persons
of some property, having with Them fine stocks Of
horses, mules, and milk cows.
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A CONVENTION.

We trust that the meeting on Monday next, in
this City, to appoint delegates to the Convention
for this District, will be well attended.
1t will be seen, by the notice in another column,
that the Democracy of Orange are in motion.
They will hold meeting on Saturday next for the
purpose of appointing delegates.
Three Counties will thus have moved in the
matter-will Franklin, Nash, Granville, and War
rem hold back?
The time proposed for holding the Convention
is Thursday the SOth June.
MEXICO. We see no further intelligence in re-
lation to the Mecilla valley.
Santa Anna has revived the old edict designed
to annoy travellers. TIE governor of Acapulco
had issued counter proclamation, advising the
people OF his department to pay no attention to
the edict Acapulco is on the Pacific coast, out of
Santa Annals reach.
Santa Annals new tariff is said to be higher than
that of 1916, and was expected to prove very I'M
satisfactory. Cotton goods to pay duty of six
cents per yard.
w We are pleased to see in the City, Duncan
K McRae, ESQ.,, the newly appointed Consul to
Pars. Mr. McTVae appears 10 De IN good nealCn'
We learn that he has accepted the appointment,
and will depart for his post in Paris in the course
of few weeks. Mr.. McRae succeeds Mr.. Good
rich, the author of Peter Farley. The Office is
supposed to be worth about $4,000 per annum.
SUPERIOR CoUHT CLERK. We are authorised
to say, that W. WH1rAKER, jr, Editor of the " Live
Giraffe" at the solicitation Of many friends. has
consented to become acandidate for Clerk Of the
Superior Court, for the County of Wake.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

nj r. J. CROSS, General Superintendent Of Col
lX1 portage of the American Tract Society in Viz
gina and North Carolina, and several Coporteurs will
deliver addresses in the Baptist Church. of this CITY, at
past o'clock, p NJ, Sunday the 18th inst
The friends of the Tract cause and the public gener-
ally affectionately invited TO attend.
No public collection will be taken up.
June II, 1853. Slit.
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Democra1ic 1ycet1np

THE Democrats of Wake County are respectfully and
l. earnestly invited to meet in the Town Hail. in Rail
eigh, on Monday the goth of June-it being the week
Of the extra term of the Superior Court-to appoint
Delegates to District Convention be held in Raiegh
on SOth June 70 nominate candidate for Congress.
MANY DEMOCRATS
June 8, 1853. 81
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DIED.

Near Elevation, Johnston County, Oh the 18Th of
May, Mrs. Mary Woodall, aged about IS years. She
had been Pious member of the Primitive Baptist
Church for the last forty years. She was kind and
obi lying, and much beloved by all her friends.
ECoM.s
The Primitive Baptist and freedoms Blade will
please copy.
In Greene County, Ala, on the 2sth of ApfiIlast,
Mr.. Redin Edtman, formerly Of this Stale.
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Public Meeting.

TEHHE citizens of this county and city, in connection
i with the Wake Agricultural Society, will hold
public meeting the subject of the State Fair at the
Town Hall, Monday the 10th instant (Court weekly
at half past 10, a. M Very important matters, inter-
esing to all of citizens will be presented TO their
consideration Judge Saunders and others will address
the meeting, and full attendance is desired and expec
ted w. w. WHITAKER,
June Is, 1888. Sec'y. Ag. Sc.
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The Washington correspondent of the Journal ex.
presses misgivings the result of the expedition
of Gen. Garland TO the Mesa Valley. The Mex
lean Governor Trias may give way he thinks,-but
!" He has not occupied the Mesia for the purpose
of yielding He has gone there with force of
thousand men for the mere purpose of giving up
the territory to Gen. Garland. With smaller es-
cort, he could do that. 1t hoped
that arbitration might have been permitted settle
this question. But arms are now intro
duced by both parties in the dispute, and both parties
indicate resolute intention to settle the question by
arms -