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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-22
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AUCTION.
wOOLSEY & NELaON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana Auctoneen
wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods, Furniture Chairs Clocks Lo0kins
Glasses, Picture Frames. Notions &c. Particular
ton given to the sale OF all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs lay and Cash
advances made on Consignments.
FURNlTURE.
SoFAS. Dvan, Center, dining, Brsakfa.t and Card
~ Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dreasins
Bureau Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do. enclosed
tresses. Also large and general Of Wood
Zane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-lyd AWOOLSEY & NELSON.
TEwELRy & NorIoNs.-Ear-rnss, Finrsrring.,
II Breast Pima. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Deeds and Caps Brashes Combs, Purses Fancy Soaps.
Accordians, volns Pictures and various other notions
aug23 ly WOOLSEY 4 NELSON.
CtHAIRS-Just received and for sale low At our Fur
~ niture rooms on Water street, ~ dozen woodseat
jani7 = - 80 WooLsEv NELSON.
OOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
jans7 woOLsRY & NELSON.
r EDsTEADS--Jast received and for sale low, LOT
- ;.. Of hishpo's Bed'tead'- voo,spx .v,sox i
GLASS wARE.-Just received and for sale n auction
jan27 wOOLSEY & NELSON.
UST siCElVED aud for ,ale, largs lot OF Looking
y glass Plate wOoLsEY q NELSON.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
" X. HENDRICKS & co. have received . large
v supply Of
Mems Cali, Kip and Goat Boots;
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Mems Calf, KIP. Goat, an. Goat and Imam I'd Brogans
Boys and Youths Calf, Kip aud Enam'ld do;
Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes OF all varieties
which hey will II as low asthe lowest. Merchants are
invited call and examine their stock before purchas
ing. laps
LIME AND FL ATB0ATS FOR SALE.
THE subscriber has q large quantity Of WHITE
l. LIME for sale at the Wharf. Customers can he
supplied by calling at my oco. atthe Evansville Hotel
ALSO.--About twenty A No. l FLATBOArS, opon
and roofed of any size desired.
ap5-lws p. RAZOR.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST. BET. lSr AND Cd.
20. Schneider Il Schroeder's old sta-d')
M RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business, and
and Tobacco Of the bes brands Eastern markets af
shaun China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices, Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience i'm the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl II
lTENNESSEE MONEY boughtby Et s.
Il ap4 s. E. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water.
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STORE On MAIN ST. FOR SALE OR
RENT.
WILL rent or sell on goodterms my present grocery
Il Store on Main street. Il IL we'll situated for Gro
Gerry business. Call soon the subscriber.
apll-.ws MICHAEL GAVISK.
NJ OTIONS...
~ ~ doz Mark ct Baskets; dog Clothes Bask cts;
2doz covered Market Baskets: Rolling Pins, Pc.
tatoc Washers CEurns, Tubs Buckct- Washboaris Sc,
&c. Tor sale by HORNBRUok d CHURCHILL.
mh7 Waite, street.
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1"6A0 HXB@A
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
EDW 4 Il ID EE(.AN a CO..

ST., LOCUST, OFFICE,
EVANSVILLE, IA,
ESPECTFULLY announces to the Inhabitants Of this
city and vicinity that they have received their first
lot Of Spring and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
pOrers, consisting OF every novelty of the season, in
Grape Shaws Grenadir plain aud figured
Bareges and Tissues. Beregc de LANES. OrgaDdys.
Lawns, Iaces and Ebrodeies. Hosiery, Gloyes Para.
soils and Fans.
We have also the newest styles i'm Spring and Sum-
mer Mantas, Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings, &c.
Having fitted up room of the store for the sale OF
LADIES' Hats and Bonnets Artificial Towers, Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings, &c. We offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods ever brought west
n. B.-On- price-nO deviation.
apS CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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FOR SALE,

DCGGIES.--Just received and for sale cheap. two
ID new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
app wUOLSEY & NELSON.
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

SPRING STYLE OF HATS.
MIR. MARCONNiER. OF the firm Of Vauter & Mar
ll connisr, is now In the East, making. Spring pur
chascs for the manufacture Of their style OF as
Their materials will be received this week. and orders
will be promptly filed They will guarantee as good
Hat AS be bought in of the Eastern cities.
nih2O
VNRESH BUTTER AND EGGS
II 500 doz Fresh Eggs; 250 lbs Fresh Butter;
just reed at (aps) COOKS Family Grocery.
WHITE LIME.-l00 bbls in store and for sale
wv by (mh29) SAMUEL ORR.
CyHIP.STUFFS.-ss bags in shipping order. for
| y sa.e by (mhl6) GEO. FOSTER CO,
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
W1Ehave just received at stsnd in Lamasco. cor.
Wv ner of High street and Fulton avenue large
sortment of SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS, Sc
Iected from the Eastern markets, and comprising the
latest styles of Goods and which prepared to sell
just low they can be purchased Evansville
These goods having been selected with especial refer
TO the wants OF customers and respectfully
ask friends TO examine thvm and the prices before
purchasing elsewhere We know the! will give salts
We also have on hands good assortment, Of GRO.
ap4 3mds BONE, HABlNG & C9.
II ed, Powdered aud Refined White, just reed per
ben Franklin. for sale low ny
sp4 Sc. GiLBERT& CO., Syc. near Water.
MATTRAsSES!
NTE would call the attention Of the public TO our
w stock OF Mattresses. which we have constantly
hand. consisting "f Shnck, Moss, Cotton, Jenny Lind
quality. COLBTkN Il HERsIIBERGER,
ap3 Fosters block. Fret street below Main.
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS.
I'VE have on hand Gi q black French Cloths and
w D.e'kins; hne Twil.d blue Cloths, Fancy Doe
nea Drills and bucks i.r Pants all o. tho ne~e:. pat
terms. COLBtiKN IL IiERSHBERGEk.
app Fosters Bock- First street below Main.
GLOVES, MuTTS, &C.
HOPKINS * READ hzvej is: opened choice stock
Of Ladies aud Aisrs Kid, II x. Lsls and Thread
Gloves, Twisted Silk Mts. fine lislo Thread Gloves,
Open work do: also large variety Of Childrens Mts
oioNcs anu nose. ~hicn NC Will sell iow ispS-Smo
WAR WITH RUSSIA.
TO BLAcKsAITns, wHITIsNITns EVERY kLsE.
RUN HERE.
HAVING established a permanent Coal Yard on
III Water street, between Locust and Walnut,
prepared to sell in quantities the best PIT"SBURG
COAL Mt as low prices be bought below the falls.
All orders LETT Mt the Store Of Horhbrook Churchill
will be thankfully rcceiy cd and punct ALLY attended to
BY ,ap3-3wd&~) A. J. HUTCHINSON co.
FOR SALE.
THE nne Business Lott and Four story Brick Store
l. thereon. formerly owned by Jacob kerth. on Wa
ter street, for sale the reasonable terms.
This the very best business locations i'm Evans-
yle aud canno. fail Of proving profitable investment
Title perfect.
| ALSO-A fine Lot and Two..tory Frame Dwelling
House thereon, the Lamasco City Mills for sale
! cheap. APplyto (ap3 lmn IL. @ WHEELER.
lDUGGIES.--Just rece red and for sale cheap, two
ID new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
| apl WUOLSEY NELSON.
FARMERS ATTEND.-wanted, Furr Tons
l. Of Shocks. for which tho highest market price will
CoLBURN & HERsHBERGER's,
| ap1 Fosters Block, First street below Main.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
IHOPKINS & hEAD have just received a stock Of
Ill Cents Gloves, Half Hose, Silk and Gauze Under
ders. e., &c, which will offer lower than the
prices asked for the above articles Commercil Row
First street. Tzp39md
CTOCKS AND CRAvATS.--Just opened, . large
y variety Of Selfadjustng Stocks and Summer era
watts, Of The latest styles at
I anil K. irstat bal
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DRESS CUTTING AND TIE ACHING.
MRS. ID. WOOLSEY, Second street. takes this method
of Informing the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity,
that she has made arrangements t dresses in
latest and most fashionable and also quail
fed give instruction the Lade. In the art the
method that has lately given much satisfaction by
Mr. & Mrs. Forbes, this and other cities from whom
she received the following
ID p l. o NJ A:
This is to certify that Mrs. d. Woolscy has taken les
sons of in Dress Cutting, after improved method
and competent to instruct others in art and is
pablo Teacher ~ impar the Science in few hours
IT, struction. MIR. & MRS. FORBES"
mhl-u
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lOO sPia ' 00"1 Fos sff aSI brown re- ss "
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DW. j. G. BURCH, DENTIST,

HAVlNG secured appropriate roomsi in the house for
Il merly occupied by DIR. Traiton. two doors above
the Sherwood House, is prepared to receive tho
calls Of all who may desire his professional services
He may be foun constantly his Office during business
hours. laps
I = HF BBLS Refined Golden Syrup for family use
Il y for sale By (apl2) FOSTER BROWN.
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l M HHDS Fair 10 Prime Sugar, just reed and for
lOO sale low by lap'e) FOSTER & Brown.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

LOTS FOR SALE.
CN0 CHEAP Residence Lots, IN Evansville and La
%OO masco, for sale on favorable terms by
IGLEHARr & OAKLEY,
mh29 II Real Estate Agents.
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LOas CT Life.

NEW YORK, Apri! -.
The ship Powhatan, supposed To be ut this
city, was wrecked Sunday near Little Egg
Harbor, and all on board pcrished-about
800 persous-al cmiyrants.-Seventy- five
bodies were washed ashore.
The schooner Manhattan, # Bangor, Me.
was also wrecked, there being but one sur
vivor Of the crew.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-22

90 BALES Cotton Batting, received this day per A..
eO() L. Shotwe.I J. ii. MAGHBE d. Co.,
APP Evansville, Ind.
DONNETS.-Just received a full assortment OF
ID Fancy Straw, Gimp and I.eghorn BonDetts. new
Spring and Summer Sly les. J. ii. MAGHEE& CO.,
kyznsvllS Id.
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AGE, TOW ADIN0,
AND
COMMIS IONME r CHA N T 3,
EVANSVILLE, IND
49, HAVING fitted up mammoth ~
ssSY53 Wharf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio Kyer i'm the most substantial manner we are pre-
facilitate any business care eth
,,-.=.-ser by RIVER, RAILROAD or A55A4-SUIsSs5k
&ESCANAL, without exposing to
the inclemency of the weather, any prOperty
will be paid to Receiving Storing
and Forwarding, and also to the sale Of any Produce
consigned 10 US, and all orders promptly filed.
p. G. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly socits continuance Of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated.
Room, we'll supplied, will be kept for the
commodation OF Boats aud their orders carefully filed
mh3-d&wly p. G. O'RlLEY & co
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APOLLO HALL RESTAURANT

pIRsT STREET.. BET. syCA MORE
NPLUNCH EVERY MORNING Alto o'CLOCK.II
KILLER e. CETTO
Beg to announce having open. /.
an Il led the above Restaurant, which j. AZ
NJ will always be kept supplied -
w. with the best he mark eli a ords -
and every Kind Of Game in season; fr-st Baltimore Oys
every style. Meals all hours The BAL is fur
nishcd with The choicest kind Of Liquors and Cigars.
A spacious Hall, well lighted with gas and fitted uI
with seats, adapted for Concerts B,lis Lectures Pub
lie Meetings, Theatrical Performances is attached.
fcb2l KILLER & CErTO.
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE

>H@ - THE substantial and light draught steam
49, er FAWN, WM. X. HoLcRAFT, commau
a. der, has again taken her place in tn
Evansville and Louisville trade, and will continue
make regular trips during the season. She has bee
thoroughly overhauled and is in prime order.
aug22d3m
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CTOCKS AND CRAVATS.--Just opened, . large
y variety Of Sefadjusting Stocks and Summer era
watts, vf the latest sty les at
COLBURN e. HERSHBERGEE'S,
apl Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
WYE have received Spring and SImmer
wv STYLES Of Man.i.las; also Laces Embroidefies
Aiexanders Md Gloves, Mantlla and Dress Trimmings
and Fringes which we invite the Ladies TO examine.
EDWARD FEGAN & CO,
mh23 First street, opposite Post Office.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,

lust received per steamers Sultan and Granite State
a &c packages New Spring Dry Goods, comprising
(haili i3arcycs, Mousscline DeLaines,
I:arcge Dciaincs Portsmouth Lawns,
Isroc:ideI l.. WINS, French Figured Lawns,
Earlston Ginghams Manchester Ginghams,
Solid Check tSingha ms Figured black Alpaca Csat
Fixurvi Lustres Innings,
EuzI, IN Cotton Dri,ls Fancy Linen Drills,
French Linen Goa iings 20 cartoons Bonnet kibbons
All very desirable goods for sale low figures by
mbl7 y. H. MAGHEE & co.
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THE subscriber has a large quantity Of WHIT
l. LIME for sale at the Wharf. Customers can
supplied by calling at my oce athe Evansville Hote
ALSO.--About twenty A No. 1 FLATBoArS, ops
and rooted, Of any size desired.
ap5-lwh r. RAZOR.
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CRESCENT CITY FOUNDRY.
WE turning out some Of the most csmplet
w Engines, aud other Machinery ever built in tn
West aud at Cincinnati prices not lower. All person
wanting anything in line, will find 1t TO their nteres
tn call and examine work.
mhi7 G. d. EG6LESToN & CO.
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TO BLACksAITHs, WIITEsNtTIs AND EvERY B0pY RLsR.
RUN HERE.
HAVING established permanent Coal Yard OF
III Water street, between Locust aud Walnut, arr
prepared sell in any quantities the best PIT nc
coal. Mt as low prices be bought below the falls
All orders LETT Mt the Store of Horhbrook Churchill
will be thankfully received and punct ALLY attended Il
BY ,ap3-3wd&~) a. J. HUTCHINSON & co.
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T EATHER.-7d oz extra finished Hips, for sale
IL ut HAMILTON'S Family Grocery. Shoemaker
are invited to call and examine them. lmhl
BOARDING,
NORNER Of Walnut and Market streets. Tefms D:
~ 50 per week. 20 cents per day. Several small fami
lies can be accommodated.
Sh2N j.. JENKINS.
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TINE partnership heretofore existing In this c,y Ss
l. tween Martin Glass and Martin KLAUS, under VI.
nrm of Glass & Kiauss this day dissolved by nu'u
consent. ~. c,...
Martin KLAUS has purchased the interest OF MI u
all ar, MAKTIN GLASS,
mhon. MARTIN kLAUSS
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OS DOZEN Canal Sbovelr;
III IL do Grain do;
10 do Steeied Spades;
s do Garden Rakcs;
5 do do Hoes just reed ard for sale BY
mh27 M. GRIFFITH.
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RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
Nd BRIDGE BUILDERS. wanting Car Wheels, o
~ Iron work Of any description can be accomm0ds
ted promptly at our establishment We challenge tn
Western Country ~ produce BeTTrR SMITH than tn
Foreman Of our Smith shop.
mhl7 &. d. EGGLESTON < CO.
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WATER street Evansville Indiana. AuctioneeR
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given to the OF all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday. Css
advances made on Consignments. = y ~
aug 23Iy wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DECEIVED per steamer Belle Key
IL drum Goldfish;
% boxes do for family use;
bills No. Macksrei, large;
2 do Nee do do;
tierces New Rice, 4O0 Qr-boxes Sardines:
bbls best White Wine; bills Loaf Sugar;
For sale by (mh9) !. & ID. HERMANN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY,

the minister, and IN one voice pronounce
their solemn vows. They were flesh of one
flesh.
The Yankee Privateer tSea Gull was
again commanded by the brave second Lieu
tenant Napsey, and did many and great
wonders, throughout the great struggle for
Independence, and was most essential to
the American cause. Her beautiful hull
was seen not many years bgo at the old
dock yard Of Portland, and bas the object
of wonder and veneration bJ the good citi-
zens of that old city.
Jotham and his bride tool up their resi-
dence on the premises of Reginald, who
gave them an annual inpme. Charles
Lambally, alias Philip Modtfelse, on hear
ing of the approach of old Mr. LangsdIy,
committed suicide, The ioung English
cause, marr1eu young American eSrfsiT6d girf, and
after the war, in which he became renowned,
passed his days in peace and great friend
ship to the Langsdly's. Old Mr.. Langs-
dly and his brave son spent the rest of
their days in Portland near Reginald and
his-happy bride.
Years after, when Reginald was surround
ed by host of little prattlers, he would
take them on his knee, one by one, and
spin them yarns Of when he was YANKEE
PRIVATEERsMAN.
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victorious brig, bearing on an appraised oar
the flag of peace. After lapse of a few
moments, the second officer of the Sea Gull
stood on board the Briton's deck Reginald,
as soon as he laid eyes on Napsey, when he
had come from the cabin whittier he had
gone after the first gun had been fired, sprang
forward and embraced him and was clasped
in the arms Of the delighted Yankee.
The Yankee Lieutenant had come aboard
to demand whether or not the young En-
glishman acknowledged the descent his flag
as signal that he had surrendered The
young Englshman acknowled frankly that
he was done fighting. and forthwith deliver
ed his sword to Napsey, who delived it to
Reginald. and who in turn restored it to its
owner. The Englishman was astonished at
such generosity, but with thankful bow
received che weapon.
1t was plain to the Englishman's discern
ing eye, that Reginald was in better spirits
than he had been since his captive, and he
could not devise the cause unless it was that
he was now free. and was tie jailor instead
of the prisoner but surely he would not let
his joy be seen so plainly it would look
too much ike triumphing over a PROSTATE
enemy. So the Brton thought, and he was
right. 1t was true that the regaining of his
freedom tended to certain degree to ele-
vate his feelings, and whose in similar cir
cumstances would not have been But there
was more powerful reason why Reginald
was happy, and which the reader will hear
anon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02

honorable efforts BY which he might exalt
himself by doing good to others.
We feel contempt for the man who for
few pieces of silver consents to be-
come the panderer to the lowest appetites-
the habitual companion of the most beastly
and disgusting of the human family, and the
scorn of all good men. And our indigna-
tion is excited against the man, who for the
same few pieces of silver or who for any
recompense however great, becomes the vol
untary instrument of such utter ruin to a
fellow being and the immediate cause of re-
ducing him from state of hope, happiness
and usefulness, to the lowest stages of vice,
crime, misery worthlessness and despair
We say, our indignation is excited against
the man, who unmoved can witness these eff
fects of his own acts; nor feel any horror of
himself nor any eompunctious aspirations for
It. But when. as is often the case, in addi-
ton to the appalling and disgusting exhibi-
tions of the imRediate victims of his COM
bined cupidity and turpitude, there is also
brought to his attention the distress and des-
titution of the delicate wife, and the suffer-
ings Of the helpless children, in terms and
circumstances so eloquent and SO touching,
that we would almost expect them to awaken
feeling beneath the polish Of the noble sculp-
ture in mans form, and we find him turning
from the picture with apathy or even con-
strained Indifference, our indignation gives
place to horror and astonishment We
seem to see something before us bearing ex-
ternally the shape, having the lineaments
and the locomotion of man, yet destitute
Of all those fine inherent feelings which dis
tinguish the race. We confess we do not
understand such beings; neither do we un-
derstand those who wish to sanction their
acts by legislation, and hence, perhaps we
ought not to have written about them, except
to elicit general enquiry, or to ask for our
own information, what sort of bipeds they
can be, whether they are spurious men or
altogether Of some other class of animals?
ARGUS,
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I I was kindly entertained by the friends in
this county-and would say to the travel
ing public, if they want good entertainment
when they go to Morganton, call at the
Mountain Hotel, kept by DIR. Happoldt-
this is temperance house. But So S73
were received for the Lecturers fund-this
was handed me at Morganton. Mcdowell
this county is pretty much in the same cat
egory with Burke, at least SO far as the
liquor traffic is concerned. There are two
Divisions yet alive in this county, but 1
fear in languishing condition. I pune
tually met all my appointments, and ad-
dressed the people at large on the necessity
of legal prohibition, which seemed pretty
generally to meet their appreciation, for
they readily signed the Memorial Myself,
horse and buggy are we'll nigh worn out,
mgbEg bat Ehepe We shall be able to fll our engage,
VIM. O. REID.