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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23

DRUGS AND SPICES.
Gun D8 UES.e.. a.
- stHI Su;ph Qunine;
81 do do Morphia;
100 lbs | .ecsc: Ht
3A0 do Rhutard:
1000 do Cassia;
80 do Nutmegs; a..
$40 do Tartarc Acid; r
1910 do { .eam Tarsar: -
Witch purchased before the rise and be sold
s Ter lower than any other dealer sell them
by purchasing ut present New York p-ices. by
KELLER, FARNSLEY& CO..
octl2-tf Wholesale Druggists, Evansville. In.
ID EMOVED.-Theu undersigned has removed to the
II house of Mrs. DS TiOn three doors above the Sher'
wood House, opposite the mansion OF NJ. Ross, Esq OF
First Street. or Doctors dreRse.
Office al the old stand First doors above Main
where he may be found ut all times, unless PROFESSIONAL
Engaged. lje2s1 J.R. WILCOX. M. ID.
SELECT SCHOOL.
AIRS. VI. A. NORRIS respectfully announces to the
citizens Of Evansville that she wi open School,
Monday January 10TH for the instruction ofa limited
number Of pps in the regular branches Ofan English
Education.
Having had constant experience for the last - years,
hopes give entire satisfaction to all who
her with their patronage. .ssf F ft.lsa .f rrf.
For terms &c apply ut her residence, First street.
second door from the Episcopal Church
II Messrp. A!.i.iS & HOWES,-..-l .....
d. HORNBROOK d CHURCHILL,
t.k 60 ~ SaANKLIN e. REILLY. ...f
jaLls-tf .h,s- 40 % IS .-... o.
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FAMILY FLOUR,

T HAVE for sale It my Leather Store on Main street,
and will constantly keep on hand. large supply Of
Family Flour of the best quality. Pigeon Mills brand,
which will be sold ut the lowest market price for such
quality Flour. (dec9tf) WIN. BELL.
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CoFrs5 HOUSE AND RssrARAUc.

COEfSj HO JSE AND Il ID rAdAO 4.
Water Street, aeIt Insurance Company EcGRsriLe, Ia
IIENRY SCHAEFFER'S Coffee House and Res
IL tadrat in the three story brick house. between In
surance Co. office aud the Pavilion Hotel, Is now fitted
spin the best tye, and he is prepared to receive his
friends and the public, and accommodate them in the
His Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Ales, which, with other refreshments,
he will in the most approved style and at all
hours OF the day Mr. S. will always keep good va
riety OF the best brands Of Cigars.
Attached to the house is BOWLING SALOON, with
two fne Alleys, and accommodation requisite Tor
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with two excellent tables,
with In liza Rubber eushons and Saloon lit up with gas
d.cq-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-23
FALL AND WHITES DRY GOODS.

.....af.. GUNNER MAIN AMI rlhSl SiS, ua-f
CyHANKLIN & REILLY are now in receipt of very
- desirable stock Of Fancy and Slap Dry Goods.
which they offer to heir customers and the public gen
orally very low prices. Their stock consists i'm pari
Of the following:
Black, brown and blue Cloths. o. sff - = : =
o Back and colorsd Doeskns and cassimeres. =
Silk, Satin aud W DOL Vestings.
Back aud coored Sattine:s and Ky jeans. ~.
Blankets. Flanneis. Lin,e, and Tlckiugs. l.i
90 All wool, plain ana fame. DE LANES. ..- sos
Half do De LANES and De Bages-
Enxli.h and French Merinos. g-rs-rr
Black and Geld Alpacas and Persian Cloths.
Frenc,, English d American Pri - X Ginghams.
Striped Shirings, Apron aud Furniture Checks.
Plain and Emb'd Thibet Wool Sha ais. r.
Bay state. Squa.e and Long do.
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes. a, b., [
Carpets. Floor and Table Oil Cloths. 49,
Irish Linen Table Cloths, Table Linen, Diapers.
&c, togethe with great variety Of Jaconet Cambria,
Swiss and Pail MusIins, JacOnet AMI Swiss Edgings
aud Insertinxs, Embroidered Collars and sleeves. and
thintzettes. black aud coored Silk Crayats. Silk and
Linen Pocket Handkercniefs, Hosiery. Gloves, Wells
Rbbo black and colored plain ans. fancy silks, Trim
mings, Notions, DC. 80 - e-flt 49,
Please call in aud examine Goods before purchas
In selling at Wholesale and Retail. Us low .,
any house i'm he city. lOctl2
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EVANSVILLE, IND, February Goth, 1854.
THE public are hereby Notified that az arrangement
l. tde between the Boss Shoe Dealers of Evans
yiIe Use the prices Of work aud to prices
equal want Of brothers
lale repudiate all such arrang and declare
ours .lyes independent ofthem, and we will
Dr. higher wages all worxmen who capable max.
Ing their work right, han any Of them will pay and we
will sell lower than they dare sell. L-.l- q
: HART & FELKER
stsstsas Hsefg JOHN RASCH,s -,
SbQN YIN. BNBkYI
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BOOT & SHOE MANUFACroRY.-

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL
L. rHK undersigned would respectfully in. y.
~ i form the public, that he has now hand sui
Hy the largest and most approved styles Of
scustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
kid Ladies' Boots Buskins Walking Shoes and Slippers
Also for Misses. &C. &c. Also hand, splendid
stock Of Leather aud Findings sale Wholesale and
all low for cash. at his old stand Water street doors
above Pavilion Hotel. laugl3ly] p. DEUSNER.
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LIvESY AND SALE STABLE,

-. ne uhucrslgned nave pufchis' Z ,he
~ Livery Stable,on LocUsl street, and mace rs
-SS provements TO IL, and now have on hand 70
6 hire good stock of HOSES. BUGGiESan
CARSi.i1E>, to which invite the attention Of IN
public They intend from this time to erdeavor TO salts
articles and terms will prove agreeable Carriages fol
parties excursions funeral &C., ways on hand Bens
provided with good hosilers prepared to board
orses and Keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ. & L. H. eGARNO
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Tho following certificates speak for themselves as the
gentlemen whose signatures attached known to
thousands: So. 49,
ST. Louis. September 90, IS53.
Dr. o. ]. wood-Sr: have used nearly two bottles
of your Hair Restorative and have found its effects very
satisfactory. has entirely destroyed all danrun from
my head and restored my hair to lis original color which
had become quite gray WM. TRU ESDAIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-26


On Saturday, November %, after long and patiently
borne Illness in the iIst year OF herage SARAH wife
the Rev Thomas Handbook, r. A., Trinity College Dub
lin.
Tho funeral wiz take place this day from No o63
Broonc street to which his friends invited Her re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood.
On Friday November "a JAMES GERAGHTy aged so
y ars and months.
The friends and relatives of the family and those Of
his brothers. Ennis and Patrick respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral this afternoon at half past
O'Clock from his late residence Eighty fifth street
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues.
On Saturday morning November % after short III.
ness JASPER VAN Plat, in the Goth year OF his age
The friends Of the family, and those Of his brother c.
Ven Pc, respectfully invited TO attend his funeral
No. ~ Goerck street, without further invitation His
remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment
On Saturday morning November rs, after lingering
illness, borne with Christian fortitude Mrs CATHERINE
SPELsAs. in the 4stb year of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral at two o'clock this afternoon, from
her late residence No so Roosevelt street.
On Friday. November "a, REUBEN CLAUGRLry in the
31st year Of his age.
His relatives and friends and those Of his family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral this afternoon
at two O'Clock, from No. 1924 Third avenue.
California papers please copy.
ON Friday, November "a, AMANDA, wife of John Fer
rer Jr and daughter of W. A. Fisk in the 23d year Of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem
bcrs Of Enterprise Lodge No SO, O. Of o. f., are iny
ted to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from her late residence No lis East Nineteenth street
On Friday, November "a, MfcHAM DycKsAS.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon, at ono O'Clock from
his late residence, kingsbridge.
On Saturday November Is, OF consumption, THOMAS
HRsr, in the 50lh year Of his age.
The friends OF The deceased and those OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock from his late residence,
10. 100 Grand street Williamsburg, without urthcr in
x6dsSosd. l. ~ on TUESDAY, November n, s.siS
Any ely dsyfsssf % iona =. ana Heeusm Phillips
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Telegraphlc Marine Report.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 24-Arr ship TarquiD and bark
Robert, New York.
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Scbr VIM Allen 100 tons register, with full inventory
sold at San Francisco oath ult for 5000 Also, clipper
tchr Archimedes, 200 tons register with large inventory
$3.50.
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bis intimate con mnDcatiols with me- should treat
me otherwise than bis equal In their private re-
lstions, men should be estimated according to their
real WORTH arr it is because, Je crois valoir mieur
que mes tSes que Jsnen rtur pas de Uous, and from
my OF er real friends And whea l sec any two Of
them treat me otherwise than as they treat each
o,ber infer that their regard for is at an end"
TIE following, how ever, Goes not give very high
opinion Of this Princes self reliance and strength
of character It should be stated tina, Joseph, king
a. he was, never vcntured to do sny thing without
first taking the pleasure OF the Emperor, even in
matters relating exclusively TO his own affairs; and
be requests H. II. will inform him Of bis intentions
as to the royal arms OF Naples, the livery Of his
household, the national flag, colors and cockade.
Sometimes be writes with mixture of hattery and
fpdnchtmenf
Aujourdh je reconnais la justice DIES prncpes que
i'a souvent cntcndus dc Ia bouche de v NJ OF avoue
que rcxperence des chooses prouve combien II eat
vrai quill aut tout voir pa sol me- quill ne faut Ia
mails perdre minute; qu ne fsut compter sur pac
voloDtc lie 10 part du chef Je dis dix par Jour- npc
await bien raison Je sails pas jscrs
eeci mails ayan conserve fheureuse habitude decrire
V. NJ. de premier mouvcment.... File a auss phsb
tnde de trouvcr tout bicn ellie peat pas mconnare
i"s clans involoniaires de mon cour.
The article entitled Management AID Disposal
of our Criminsl Population is ably written and
developes some new and Interesting views on the
all important questions Of which II treats
TIE WESTMINSTER RRvIEw.- American Edition -
Leonsd Scott b Co--Fhe last number Of this Re-
view ccptsins snossA osher'wsu written articles,
bns on Grscs, which Ass . present political istssl
fssstemtf pstdltAr yslscs mich the pecr,s n
.'assgs -sli ,ssss lses are al ssssl
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-02-08
Small Pox in Gharlastnn.

Our friend, DR.. r. +. Wylie, has Just re-
turned from Charleston, and he informs Us
that the reports concerning the prevalence
of Small Pox in the city, have been greatly
exaggerated. DIR. w. was instrumental in
having the prevalence of the disease investi.
gated, and upon each practicing physician re-
porting the number Of cases under his care,
It was ascertained that but very few cases
existed.
IL has ever been the opinion Of persons In
the country, that the weekly bills Of mortal.
ity as reported by the City Register have
been incorrect. DIR. w. assures US, that the
regulations Of the city are such, that pen
atty is imposed upon the sexton for inter.
ring body without giving notice Of the in
terment to the City Register, therefore, evs-
ry case Is reported TO avoid the payment Of
the fine He is assured by the City Regis
ter and others, that these weekly reports Of
the number Of deaths in the city arc strict
ly correct
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An Incident.--An Argument in favor
of Popular Education.

The following incident amused US no lit
tie when we heard it, and we give II as an
argument in favor Of Popular Education:
Once upon n time, never mind when, a
stranger came to our village, and took lodg-
ings at one of the Hotels. He could neith-
er read nor write, but he was not anxious
to have this known, rs it unfortunately hap
Pened for him, though, the landlord Of the
hotel was aware of the fact. How he regis
tered his name, we know not, but we sup
pose his kind host, not wishing to expose
his ignorance, wrote it for him. The stran-
ger, after awhile, finding nothing to amuse
him, took up number of the Lancaster
Ledger, and unfortunately held it in his
hands upside down. The Railroad fever
was raging here about that time, and over
an advertisement we had cut Of Railroad
cars.
"What is the news" said some one sit
ting near to him.
"The news, did you say' Well, moth
ing much, only there has been dreadful
accident on the Railroad, The cars harins
turned upside dopn
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Additional News by the Asia.

NEW ORh, Jan. .l3.
The rum"r ofthe death oftho infant Spau-
ish princess is generally credited.
On the day OF the siiIing Of the Asia the
Paris BOurse was tirmer
There is no doubt that the combined fleets
have entered the Black Sea, and the Car
does not regard the act as declaration OF
war.
Several battles. bcsi les the one at Knlaflt.
have been /, ught, and the Turks have invaria.
bly, been victorious, although the latest Vien-
ma note states that the opposing armies at
kalafat were preparing for second battle
on the day succeeding the first engagement.
The Russian defeat has been officially an.
nounccd at Constan:inoplc.
The Dvau has adopted the proposition
Of the -Four Powers.
Eleven thousand Russians are reported
on the sick list.
In the engagement At kalar,t the Russian
army numbered thirty thousand. The Turks
are said /" have lost one Thousand men du-
ring the battle.
No definite answer has been received from
the Gar regarding the note from the Foar
Powers.
a despatch from st. Petersburg says that
much excitement prevails there against En-
gland and France
The Austrian Emperor was about TO have
conference with the Car.
Austria is becoming rather insubordinatc
towards Russia.
The Russian Ambassadors were still at
the Courts of France and England.
The Austrian Government has arr, sted the
Rev. Jas. Cook, an American, on tho charge
of being a PropaganJst.
The Turks have bccn generally success
fui Oh the Dnubr.
Persia has negotiated with EnglIrd, and
agreed not ~ attack the Turks.
The passengers and crews Of the wrecked
ships, Edward Fletcher, aud Condor, have
been landed ut Holland
Germany remains quiet.
A Coup de Eta was anticipated in Spain.
The Soulc affair remains in sidtu quo.
One thousand insurgents were put to
death by the Impcrialists at Annoy, China.
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EDITORS TABLE.


PUTNAMs MAGAzTSE.--The contents of
the February number arc of an unusually in
teresting character. aThe Problem of the
Lost Prince" is review of work pub
lished by the Rev. Mr.. Hanson to prove the
IDENTITY Of the Rev. Eliezer Williams, as the
son of Louis XVI, Of France.
The reviewer, rs we are informed bv n
note from the publisher, is also a Protestant
Minister. He clearly shows by historic
proofs rs cited by Mr.. Hanson that the
Dauplin did not perish In the Tower, but
was sent to America. Mrs Williams who
signed the affidavit declaring Mr.. William.
to be her son, is shown TO have asserted an
untruth, and when every connecting circum-
stance is brought to bear on the subject. II
almost conclusively shows that Eiiezer VIII.
liams is the rightful heir to the throne of
France.
Besides this article, the others in this
number are very interesting. II is the cheap
est magazine in America at 50 rer annum.
With the Ledger, we will procure it for 81.
G. p. PUTNAM g. Co.
New York.
SOUTHERN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL jour-
SAL.-The February number of this valua-
BILE medical journal has been received. A.
mong the contributors to this number, are
Drs. Dugas, Miller, Weatherly, &c. Terms
80 per annum. Published monthly by
JAS. McCArFERrY,
Augusta, Ga.
New YORK MoSTHLY.-We greet the ap.
pearance of the first number Of this maya
zine with much pleasure. II is handsomely
gotten up, and no better recommendation
could it have than the ba e mention OF the
editors names, Messrs. Griffin & Farnsworth
Of the Dutchman.
See prospectus in another column.
The LADIES WREATH AND PARLoR AN.
sUAL.-The February number received. It
contains two very pretty plates, and the US
ual amount of reading matter.
Price 81 per year.
BURDIcK REED g. Co.
New York.
Hor CoRS.-LiFE SCENES IN New YoRK
by Scion Robinson one of the editors Of the
New York Tribune.--This is one Of the
most interesting books we have read for
some time, and were Il not for its Abolition
taints. would bid it, "God speed" With
a noble philanthropy, the author, after de-
Pcting in most graphic style, the crimes
and destitution in New York city, caused by
the use of ardent epiri.s. seeks TO impress
the truth upon the minds Of his readers,
that Rum, the bane of society, is the eau Sc,
and to induce the pure and uncontaminated
to take council from the lives Of past
trangressors, and avoid the wine cup II Is
a book that has sold well, and will sell, and
calculated to do much good for the class for
which it is intended to bcneiit.
Our thanks to the publishers for the copy
sent us. Very neatly bound In CLOTH
Price, Sl.25.
De Writ e. DAVENPORT.
New York.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

ligence of the robbery had reached into
that peaceable section but there was a
marked difference in the aspect of Mettic.
She was not 50 often seen with her Gym
bal. She even lost all delight in singing,
an act in which she almost rivalled the
winged songsters of the air. At certain
times like one lost in thought, she would,
mechanically sing the following air taught
her hy Walter:
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Congress.

On Friday, In the Senate. the Chair, as we
learn from the Sentinel, laid before th, Sem
ate message from the President, transmit
ting, IN reply TO n resolution of the Senate,
copies Of all the c"rrespon fence touching n
mission To the United States from the Papal
States; which WIS read, referred 10 the COM
mlttce on foreign relations, and ordered to
be printed.
The following is the correspondence CON-
municated:
Mr.. .Harcy 10 The President, dated Jan. o5. ,5I
The Secretary OF State, 10 whom was ro-
ieTrcd the Scnmte's resolution Of the 2 ID in
slant, (here the resolution is onot,dS b,.
the honor 10 submit n copy aud translo,;o,,
ot a letter of the 3Ist Of March last. rrom
Cardinal Antonelli, thu minister of for,.iga.
Affairs OF his holiness the Pope, addressed Ia
thls department, stating that Archbishop
Gactano Bcdini, the apostolic nuncio IN ,h..
empire Of Brazil, had been directed 20 ren's,
70 the United States for the purpose of com.
P".hehuhs thc President in the name Of his
hOiiness. This letter was Transmitted 10
1nv department. iih despatch ofthe charce
dahaires oi the United States ut Rome, on
me subject which, according 10 the index
oi tue department., was numbered IS. bo.x,
a"'c ihe 18th OF March, and was received ON
.he ioh oi April last. This despatch hay-
ing been accidentally mislaid, a transeript OF
eahn0t at present be furnished.
copy OF the original letter of his holi-
ness 10 the President, delivered by Arch
1lshoP bedinI, which 'as received az tho
department. on the 18th of July last, a trans
Iuuoh OF The same, aud a copy Of a De, patch
OF Mr' Cass OF the 7Ih ult, are also here.
with communicated.
Respectfully submitted,
w
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I. O. r

The following officers have been elected
to serve for the ensuing quarter:
D.A BUTTON, CIR.
JNO. II. ADAMS, d. r.
JAS. F. BARR, SD.
ELI BEECH, l..
E. A. FUNDERBURK, r..
s. A. ROSSER, T.
C. S. RUTLAND, F.S
c. B. BROOKS, ,LG.
J.B. BUTTON, ,o.G.
J. GALLUcHAT, p. C. r.
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Pope Plus tx. 10 he Presilem of he ~ s.
Translation.l
Pms ~ pona

II .
iLLUsrEIous AND HoSoRED SIN. GRKKr,sa !.
hsour venerable brother Caxetanus, Arch
bishop Of Thebes. accredited as oar envoy
IN ordlharry and nuncio Of the apostolic SCI,
near The imperial court Of BrasiI, has bees,
dIee'ed by US 70 visit those reRions, (the
United States) We have q; the same time rs-
PeeIalIy charged him 10 preseat himself In
our name before your excellency, and to de-
iiyer into your hands these letters, togetbes
with many salu;ationa; and to express. 4,
Jon 10 The warmest language the sentiment.
tify. "'' VS.
We take Il FOR granted that these fficud,v
demonstrations ON our part will be aaseea sie
10 ycu, and least OF AL do we d.nb, bot tha,
u'e aforesaid yenerable brother. a man emI-
neatly distinguished fOF the sterling ouslI-
Ties Of mind and heart which ehafsc,rr;za S',
nlIn, w'it Be kindly received by your excel.
lepey, Aad. ibasnuclf A. we have bsor ;..Z
Trusted by divine eonintssiou vita ne car..
oi inc Lords flock throaehoat Inc world.
We cannot allow ;his oppostnalsy 10 pss,
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midst of thc weary conflict, wilh bis arlnour

midst of the weary conflict, with his armour
on.
Let not our glorious "rSouthern cross"
fade from out the sky, and we raise no me-
mortal to tell of the departed glory, that,
resplendent ip beauty, tracked our firma-
ment with illustrious light.
Let the women Of Carolina rally in this
cause, and certain of success. we shall see,
cleaning in beauty, The memorial stone of a
peoples gratitude
Standing still and calm in marble majesty,
it will yet speak eloquenty of a peoola's
love; and the mothers of Carolina gathering
at its base, and, proudly pointing their sons
to the honored name of Calhoun, st,aii bid
them learn lesson of Truth, Justice and
Virtue. T., G..
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To the Women of Carolina

There has recently been formed nm asso-
citation; TO which We would call yonr atten.
ten, and bespeak for it your earnest sympa-
my and hearty support. = body Of ladies'
have organized society for the purpose of
aiding :" The Calhoun Monument issocia.
uon,' in collecting sum sufficient 10 build
up lasting testimonial to the memory OF
our own Calhoul.
Each daughter Of the State, by subsci.
bing her name and one dollar, is entitled 10
the privilege of enlisting herself among this
patriotic sisterhood.
Now we earnestly call upon the Gaugh.
ters OF Carolina zealously 10 embrace the
opportunity afforded them OF proving their
patriotism; and thus wipe off the foul stain
OF lngratitedc, with which, as a State, we are
dishonored and reproached. But IL has
been, and may again be said, We built ma
monument TO Sumter aud Marion, why then
build onc to Calhouni In no system OF
logic do two wrongs make right. Shall
the thief say, stole yesterday, therefore il
Is right for me to steal to:dayi
shall we omit deeds of charity, this wear
because we were blind TO our duty. m,
last! OH no, let the good deeds Of the
present cancel In some measure, the omis.
sions Of the past.
In the name az patriotism, in the name OF
justice and gratitude, we call upon the
women OF Carolina 10 come forward and
generously aid In this praiseworthy cause,
Never let IL be said Of them that cold and
ungratefnl, their hearts refused to acknow.
ledge the claim, and their hands to bestow a
littie mite upon this just and worthy under.
taking.
For our own sakcs LET us not suffer Cal.
hopn 20 sleep any longer beneath the tcwIv
tomb that now covers him, tomb Ear fror,
being commensurate with our gratitude -,
his worth.
Let rs not refuse 70 hoaor him, who. f,,,
20 msny long years honorci ns whe. lsoh,.
ing maniui'y our battles, pesishca in lIse