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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29
1.-THE CRY IS STILL THEY CONE" !"
= aAN0EETEES ARRIVAL

trTf "A AZ NJ " n II E.
new Spring wall Papers Borders ec.t we'd
" the store of John O. Devereux Jr Main street.
consisting in part of: tas4ar -
Wall Paper-fro ten is three dollars per piece
Bordersrom ten cents to three dollars piece beaut-
full patterns of Gold and Velvet.
BedTetersfrem to three dollars per centre exceed
ingly rich patterns -.
Fire Board Prnts-from twenty cents dollars per
piece comprising of the most beautiful brought
Paper Window Blinds-of all kinds descriptions and
The above stock is the most complete ever brought to EV
ansviile, ard will be soldlow. The assortment of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER
consists the and richest patterns and CANNOT
BEAT Feeling confident that can please the fancy ofal
those who will favor with call and thankful forpas
favors respectfully solicit eontinuan Of the
JOHN G. DEVEREUX. Jr. r
myA a.t Main St. between lst & ID.
FRESH TEAS.
FINE stock has been received this week of Imperial
IN Gunpowder, Young Hyson, and Black Teas. in half
chests boxes and eaddies and for sale reduced
responding withlate Eastern prices, by
MOTIONS! NOTIONS!
WSL0W Err vases Thermometers. travelling panions.
Il hest London ing eight key'd French
aeeordeons fine French harps, dolls marbles toys
picks key rings pen ellis. steel pens tooth brushes
beads dominoes chess Emerson staps
soap jumping and battle doors together with great
Salss ap 0i updsr Odd Peoxs Hal First
j. .rRON RAILING.
YHNHE undersigned has the for the sale
III Sbeautiful pattern of RON -RAILING with round
wrought and figures put in great variety
Sizes which will sell Cincinnati prices
This railing and more substantial than
in use Those wishing Railing enclose
lots, yards pazzas, etc. will do well to give
call. .t "t el p
Prices from 81 so to 20 5oper foot
y23-d&w M. A LAWRENCE.
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A. z. Cobb q Co., FootofIndiaDa St. Buffalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co., l21, Broad St. New York,
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WABASH & ERIE C4NaI.TR tNspor,r,,,,..I-

~ TO NEW YORK BOSTON ZETSe
- PHILADEIP and & 4 ITT. lkFfA
o gndeTsigned agent. will receipt lie deve
~. IHROU G all kin Of Produce from
this city by the Troy and Western Line Canal Boats
'n poNIstg tryesage terms o7 JoHS ,Ton s..glleS
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.oLD osWEao LINE. s.st 81
From foot Broad st.; " daily No trantshipmenta at
Sinclair a. Co., Tolsdo %.
PRoPKiEToEs AGENTS.
F. s. Littlejohn. 100 Broad street. NewYork.
Fitzhugh u Littlejohn, Oswego, NY.
Sinclair a. Go . Toledo, Ohio.
Geo. Foster & 90. EvapsviIle Ind VT
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LADIEs, GAITER nnnTs


q sons OF the siresi Loomis' Practical Astronomy;
My Brothers. Keeper, Kenneth: .f--.. re
History of the Hen Fever; ~ Long Iook Abaad.a4. -.
} ust received and for sale by ~. : T','''i's'' i's''
my26 ~ - =. - = 7. CoNYNGrnN & cn
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NAEAS, AROMATIC ,STOMACR FsUT-
YERS. WILLS, WINE RITTERS

sliS have been long
n certain for Summer Complaints and ~ a nrs
ventaFe OF fever and and similar diseases A con-
sgnT1eht Just received and fol sale by -
feb2I tt --Fs s..II L..-T TENNEY T. saPENSoN .r..
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FIFTEENI GENTS PER WEEK.
NUMBER 1T.
STEAMBOATS, 81 RAILROADS
= 77IiiNsfmHANiA Tt RAiLROAD AGENCY,

sr kzzs - 50 . 9Ei5 -
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Pennsylvania RAILRO4n ACENCy
THE undersigned having been an -
ilttSArH pointed AgeBtfor the above Com ~ -
E5sSss ~ IN this city viii be prepared on Ista4{&
5,e II the opening of the Evans vile and
tailroadto Terre Haue and upon the
naFigation to receipt for the delivery Of Coos o1
- every description THR0U this CITY to sll
ltles via Railroad River from here to PITTS
thence East over the Pennsy Road to their
rs. tatss nade known application at nv ofce atsr
corner under the Telegraph Once. or Warehouse
+n1sts1a -.------ JOHN s. MITCHELL Agent.
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o. 5. ANDERSON. MERCHANTTAILOR
NhANEi4Ahs 2 E. JAMES hAhAsANs .
q, CHANDLER & HARLAN.

Q b Ohm J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
80 associated themselves together the practice
oflaw aud will attend to all conded to them One
both always be found their office Loeuts
ppote Sherwood House to give counsel transact bust
1ess. Prompt attention will be given to collections
Evansville, Nov. 9, iS5i.-Iy -s-a+
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sTnR waNTED

COLD sI.RING AND DAIRY BUTTER.
AGHG LBS choice Table Butter rec a from the abO
dairy, one Of the best the Western Reserve
At myzo COOKS Family Grocery.
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CLEAR THE TRACK!
THE SMALL MAN AHEAD!

Hi bN<HAs - rs. N HI, t-t .t
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
eE- Office and Warehouse the Canal and wharftoat
facilities with Lewis a. Howard.
H LIBERAL CASH advances made eonsiguments, and
partcular attention given the purchase
description of Produce Groceries, i' "Nis mh7 II
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q ssls E5a -
RAILROADl TR TRANsPoItTATinN NnrtI.,

~ AhBANY, BOSTON. MEN YORK. and an iptsrus-
-, sIalons ana places Immediately on the comma
i, ieb 5Es3STis ans ana crawfordsve RaroAd to Terre
IWil be ready 10 neog three weeks from this date
o. alerehandize Produce Property from bis ci
: eetween this and Trre Haute to all of the ahoys
points and sta aons Via the Indiana Ohio
tor E Snfai' s~ erk and Erie Albany and Bos
M etss pase knsEn application at my Office under
noyyi35f COZ q 10 JOHNS. MITCHELL, Agent.
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neutrality-suspicious. nooT

<.,,,.,,. METROPOLITAN, BOOTS E-- 40
SENEN cases of the above article Just received Cal,
- early they are warranted good can be made anv
"Aere. api - i- HENDRICKS & McREA
Eosfer -
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WMy oOD bought the lowest any place the c
Wv fromWm. Green's Wood yard Egglestons -Four
dry Orders be left att. 4 ID. Hemannis Mai
trect mh266m WIN. GREEN.
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FRRSH I'VE AS

FINE stock has been received this week of Imperial
a Gunpowder, Young Hyson. and Black Teas. in ha
chests boxes and eaddes and for sale reduced rates
responding withlate Eastern prices, by
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
RECEIPTS FnR THE AGE.


SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1T hos. Daily, J. NJ. Pigott,
Beaufort; T.. c.. Slagle, Fort Hembree NJ. Clark,
J. Baker, S. W. Murphy, W.. Mop. Geddie, Mary's
Garden J. II. Farmer, J. L. Mann, j. J. Turnbill.
Jas. A. Shuford, Copper Mines A. GARRISON, c.
W. Futch, Jas. Morgan, Topsail Sound W. IL.
Batson, v. d. Everitt, N. McGOwen, W. S. Ever
lit, G.. ". Jinkens, J.. T. Whitehurst, Elizabeth
Hobbs, Golden Place D.. K. Harrell, Gainesville /;
E. Smith D. G. Parker, Somerton J. A. Young,
Kernersville DR.. A.. A. Scroggs, Wilkesboro'; J.
R. Livesay, Sunsbury; L. F. Bradshaw, Miranda /;
E. D. Austin, Salisbury Jas. Rountree, Wilson;
DIR. ii. NJ. Richardson, Holly Springs E. White
hurst, Beaufort; W. A. J. Peacock, Pikeville; n.
H.. Fennel, Richmond Hill w. Fl. Lasley, Mount
Willing R. w. Best, Snow Hill W. H. Collier,
John Peel, Garysburg Abner Lashley, Isham
Holland, New Hill N. A. Mcleod, A. Afford,
Selkirk; John Perry, Israel Perry, J. d. Perry,
Woodvills F. B. Grandy, G. l.. Hearing, Mark
Grandy, Camden; DR.. J. r. Peasants, VIM. Ed
wards, W. J. Gravett, c. L. Oliver, Henry Black.
nell, Halifax, Va. Miss E. J.. Taylor, Golsboro'
R. w. Best, HI. II. Best, Snow Hill; E. Shuford
III. Sehenck, D. R. Hoyle, S. NJ. Grigg, A. G. Wa
tiers, L. Williams, John Cline, r. Williams, r
Wright, Gardeners Ford A. Hartman, R. Wells, G
Whisnant, Jas. Bibby, ]. C. Gidney, Polksville
Miss A.. J. Forrest, Kendalps Store; J. W. Caudle
W. c. Stegall, Henry Gray, Isham Davis, c. c
Blackwell, Lanesboro' Mrs. M. A. Utriman, Sal
isbury; H. A. Snuggs, Gold Hill; j. F. Paul, J. L
Dixon, Newbern w. T. Edwards, Hookerton J
E. J. Pipkin, Rollins Store G. N. Curry, Windsor
N. Trueblood, E.. City w. S. Myers, Somerton "
H.. Thomas, Newbridge, Ga; 7. z. Morgan, Dee
River Miss NJ. j. Farrar, Tenn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
The North Carolina State Fair.

The Chairman ofthe Executive Committee
of the North Carolina State Agricultural So
ciety. in accordance with the directions of
the Commute, has prepared the following
preliminary notice, which we insert with
pleasure. The Importance of an early at
tention to the rules and suggestions contain
ed in it will be obvious to all.
The third annual Fair" of the an. c..
State Agricultural Society,"" will open at
Raleigh ON Tuesday, the 10th day Of October,
and continue four days.
All articles to " be exhibited for premi-
ums" must be entered and registered by the
Monday night Immediately preceding the
day for opening the Fair ;" articles intend
time during the Fair" entirely at the
owners risk.
When stock has been received by the " Re.
ception Committee" and properly registered,
it will be kept at the expense of the Society,
and like all other articles cannot be removed
without permission from the 'Ex Committee
Exhibitors are earnestly requested to send
up their articles early 1.-THE preceding week.
that they may be properly arranged before
the opening of the Fair"
The annual address before the Society
will be delivered by the Hon. Thomas Rufhr
on the Fair Grounds"
| am authorized to state that the NORTH
Carolina" Wilmington and Weldon" anc
i" Raleigh and CASTOR" Railroads will OBJ
serve the following rules in transporting ar
ticles for exhibition at the State Fair:
Exhibitors will be permitted TO pass a sin
gle specimen of each of their articles to b
exhibited, free O charge.
Live stock will be carried at half rate Q
fare, at owners risk.
Visitors to the Fair" will be permitte
to pass at half rate of '.tare" by buying
Return Ticket" (which will be good fo
five days., otherwise the usual rate will b
charged.
The above rules apply equally to the "J
Mon Fair" to be held at Henderson on th
10th, 18th and 18th of October.
During the State Fair" extra Trains {
Passenger cars will be run on the N. Carol
ma and Raleigh and CASTOR Railroads, b
which visitors can attend the Fair in til
day, and lodge at night at the various villa
ges along the line of the Roads. A schedu
will be published, giving notice of the arr
walls and departures of the extra trains.
E. A. CRUDUP,
Chm'n Elk. Com. of N. G.. State Ayr. Societ
Raleigh, Sep. %, 1855.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03

"PURE LGQUoR." DR.. ii. Cox, the Inspec-
tor Of liquors under the New York prohibitory
law, at Buffalo, reports that he has inspected
76 qualities of liquors since he has been in
Office and he finds a small percent of pure
liquor, but by far the larger portion is per-
nicious and poisonous connections. In port
wine and domestic brandy he has found the
following ingredients in large quantities, viz
P,Ussic acid, Sulphuric acid, cider, alum,
beet juice, nitric acid, (aqua tortis,) logwood,
lead and D Think of this catalogue Of
poison, We wine bibbers and brandy drinkers
when you quafF the fatal draught, and re
member that you are introducing into you
system poisons that must necessarily shorter
your days. Life is sweet-preserve it thel
by an absolute abstinencefrom the perniciou
compounds that stand in the bar of the rum
seller. The analysis of the Inspector prov
conclusiyely that a man may be killed b.
liquor and "not know what hurt him."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
MARRIED,

In this City, on the 10Th, by Rev. Joseph NJ. At
kinson, Rev. John NJ. Sherwood, of Washington,
N. C. to Miss Sarah NJ. Dewey.
At the residence of Mrs. John w. Gotten. in this
vicinity, on Wednesday evening last, the 26th ult.,
by Rev. DR.. Mason, of the Episcopal Church, Mr..
J. A. Engelhard to Miss NJ. E. Gotten.
At Yadkin Institute, Yankin county, N. c., on
the 10Th September, by R. c.. Poindexter, ESQ.,, Tt
son r. Hall, Esq, to Miss Priscilla, eldest daugh-
ter of Rev. J. J.. Speer, decd.
Also, on the goth, at John Halls, by the same
MI. Marion Lakey to Miss N. G. Hall.
On the same evening, at the Rev. D. Poindex
ter, by R. Phillips, Esq, DR.. Martin to Miss Vir
ginia PoindeXter.
On the evening of the 9th of September, in tn
Presbyterian Church at Fort Hemhree, N. c., b
the Rev. Elijah Frimsey, of Ga, Mr.. Alexande
M. Martin, of Cherokee county, N. c., to Mis-
Laura A. Boyd, daughter of Thomas S. and Ma
garet c.. Boyd, of Taylorsville.
In Fayetteville, on the 26th inst, by the Rev. J
c.. Huske, Mr.. George II. Haigh to Miss Sarah {
Hale, daughter of Edward J. Hale, Esq.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
PETERSBURG MARKET.

Wheat, the sales to-day have been large, reach
ing some 4 to 5000 bushels at l s. to 2 OIL, but
mostly at 1 95 to 50, for prime lots lard, sales of
kegs IA to Is cts, barrels Is, kits 16 tobacco, the
market has improved for good working sorts the
breaks are more small and good descriptions want
ed at about so to IS cts. per 100 advance, Tugs are
steady at former quotations; cotton, the markell is
dull with small sales at 10 to III, three bales OF
the raw crop received and sold on Tuesday last at
III salt, some holders of Liverpool fine ask l IS,
the stock is in few hands bacon, western sides Ia
to Is, shoulders 133 to IA, Va. cured hog round IL
to 16 cts. guano, the market is very active, and
some holders are asking $50; -four, sales of city
brands extra $94 to 500, superfne SO; corn, We
quote at so to So, and the market not brisk.
FAYETTEvILLE.-Cotton firm at 81 a 81 bacor
firm at 143 a Is flour 81 a u corn dull at 40
IS turpentine 2 IS, spirits turp. 40 cents.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
FIFTY THousAND DoLLARs SroL

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS SToLEN.-On
Friday morning last an extensive robbery OF
government money was discovered IN the
Office of the American Express Company,
No. &c Broadway. The circumstances of
the case are as follows:-It appears that this
company are constantly receiving from the
various government land Offices out West
sums of money of different amounts, which,
on their arrival in this city are Immediately
delivered at the United States Sub-Treasury.
Two boxes, which it was believed contained
coin to the amount of S25 900 in each, were
received on Friday morning, from Dubuque,
Iowa, directed to the Sub-Treasury. They
were in apparent good order, sealed and iron
bound, but as one ofthe lids was a little loose,
it attracted the attention of the receiving
clerk. On shaking the box, his suspicious
were Immediately aroused. Instead of the
light jingle of gold, its contents had the dull,
heavy sound of lead. Before opening the
box, however he informed the President, Mr..
Henry Wells, who directed it to be delivered
went there himself to witness its examina-
ton. Several of the officers were called in,
and in their pre- sence the seal was broken
and the lid raised, when, instead of $25, 900
in gold coin, it was found to contain It's
pounds frifie bullets, and26 pounds of sheet
lead. The other box was opened, and the
same amount of lead discovered in it. The
Chief of Police was Immediately sent for,
and the matter placed in his hands. Nc
clue could be obtained rs to where the rob.
berry was committed but from the extensive
arrangements which have been made by the
Chief, the perpetrators cannot long eludt
detection. Two police officers were despat
ched to Dubuque, and others were also sen
from Buffalo to the same place, while tn
police of the principal towns and villages fo
several hundred miles around have been in
formed of the particulars.
NeD York Herald.
Charleston, Che1dao and the Coal Fields
The continuation of the North Eastern raj
road from Cheraw, S. G. up though, Rich
mond, Moore, and a part of Chatham cour
ties, to the Coal Fields, on Deep River,
occupying the attention of the people of thos
counties. A meeting was held in Moor
county on the 9Th inst, the proceedings {
which we publish to day. As an extra ii
ducement to build the Road, the preambl
suggests that by completing the link frol
the coal fields to Raleigh. for which a chartt
is already granted, q great Southern thorOug
fare will be opened from North to Soutl
which will be a convenience to the ~travelir
community, as well as profitable to the stocI
holders
The people of Carbonton on Deep Rive
we see, have held a meeting and passed re
~olutions f~avoring the project.-WH. Heral
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
For The Shirt of the Ane,

Mr.. EDITOR Il am a bachelor, yet I am a
social being. | love the human family, [
love my own sex, and l am not ashamed to
say that | have a much more tender feeling
for the fair sex, and have not yet despaired
Of meeting with one of them who finding that
I have a generous heart will accept it as her
own. But whilst enjoying the blessedness
of single life | expect to have many lonely
hours, and you may we'll imagine how pleas
ant it is for a friend to call in once q week
and pass an hour or two in pleasant CONVEX
%sation, especially when he always brings a
Social Circle" along with him. Fortune
has blessed me with just such a friend, and
here again I must acknowledge my indebt-
edness to one of the fair sex for having in
troduced me to him, and that against my
will, for she said that | would have to pay
him a dollar to come to see me. | did so but
reluctantly, however, but am glad of it now,
for am always happy to see him and am
sure to give him a hearty welcome.
Not being selfish in my feelings, l deter
mined that. others of my fraternity should
enjoy his society, so l enclose to you five
dollars hoping that you will introduce the
Spirit of the Age" to every brother at the
earliest opportunity. MINIMUS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
n1sEAsR-cartAr,s snanisb Nj,

m-LIVER DISEASE.-Carter's Spanish Mix
ture, as a remedy for liver disease, and the num-
Der of formidable evils connected with a disorgan-
ised state of that organ, is unrivalled..
Hundreds of certificates, from the highest sources
of persons, living in the City of Richmond, Va,
might be given of cures effected by Carriers Spanish
Mixture. We have only room to refer to the ex-
traordinary cure of Samuel NJ. Drinker, Esq, OF
the firm of Drinker & Morris, Booksellers, Rich
mond, Virginia, who was cured by two bottles OF
Carriers Spanish Mixture, a fter three years suffer.
ing from diseased liver. He says its action on the
blood is wonderful, better than all the Medicine he
had ever taken, and cheerfully recommends it to all
Sec advertisement. 2-4t
For sale by P. F. Pescud and Williams & Hay.
wood, Raleigh and W. J, Eddins, Forestville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
NOTICE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH A
IN SMALL CAPITAL.-For the purpose of
changing my business, I now offer my Store house
and stand at Oak Hill, Granville county, N. C.
consisting of % acres of land, a large and com
modious Store house, a good Dwelling house,
Blacksmith shop, with good garden and out hous-
es. The improvements have all been built within
the two last years. The stand for a store is one
Of the best in the State. With a small stock a
MAJ can sell eight thousand dollars per year, one
half being cash. The neighborhood is a very de-
sirable one. Any person wishing to
business will do well to call and see it or enquire
of WIN. p. WEBB.
Oak Hill. Granville county, n. C. ST
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
KN0WLEnGE Is WEALTH.

A HANDSOME INCOME IN TIE SMALL
n OUTLAY.-on the receipt Of IS, I will send
all of the following Recipes, viz One for lettering
in gold or glass; one for the same by Galvanism I;
one for silver letters, also by Galvanism one to
Galvanize without the expense of a Battery in
gold or silver, on metals such as spoons, watches,
&C.; one for making Friction Matches, also one for
the Celebrated Percussion Match and one for
transferring engravings, wood cuts, and other
pictures to fancy boxes, or any wood or painted
surface, with only q little trouble or expense.
Any one of the above sent on the receipt of 81.
Address a. JEWELL,
Box ISL p. O., Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, Sept. 29tb, 1855. 5-4i
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
Rev. VIM. H. Christian.

We perceive that this gentleman, at pre-
sent one of the professors in the Warren
ton Female College, and a most accomplished
scholar and able instructor, as we'll as an ell
oquent preacher, has been chosen President
of the " Methodist Female College," now in
progress of erection, in the city of Raleigh,
and which will go into operation on the first
of January next, and that he has accepted
the invitation. Whilst we very much regret
to lose the society and the services of Mr..
Christian, in Warrenton, we wish him entire
success in the new and interesting field Of
labor to which he has been called, and fol
which his talents and qualifications SO pecu,
liarly fit him.-W~drrenIOn NeDS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
Mantillas and ClOaks.

UST TO HAND-Ihe most commanding and
" varied assortment of FALL AND WINTER
CLOAKS, that has ever been opened for inspec-
ton in the City of Raleigh, viz:
Rich Velvet Cloaks,
Velvet and Moir Antique lin combination,l
Cloth Cloaks, Nantes and Ta1mas,
Silk Mantillas with fringe and Lace,
Fine Merino Shawls and Scarfs,
Mems Travelling Shawls and Blankets.
W.. H. & R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Sept. 81, 1855. s.
DIOR SALE.-A No. l Young Horse and a Rock
II away, the horse is about 6 years old, and the
Rockaway nearly new. Apply to
W. FL. & r. S. TUCKER.
RALEIGH. Sent 81. IS55
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-10-03
PUBLIC MEETING.

RALEIGH, n. c., Sept, 10Th, 1855.
DEAR SIR At a meeting of the Executive
Committee of the IN. c.. State Agricultural Soci-
ETY." l was appointed to confer with you, on the
~propriety of calling a meeting of the citizens Of
Raleigh, for the purpose of making arrangements
to entertain or accommodate the visitors to the
" State Fair" to be held at this place in October
The time is not far of, and whatever is done, should
be done soon, and notice given, that persons at a
distance may know what to rely on, in coming to
the Fair Should you think fit to call a meeting
let it be at an early day, as we haveno time to lose.
Very truly yours, E. A. CRUDUP,
Chm'n Ec. Com. N. C. State Agrs Soc
Hon. WIN. d. HAYWOOD,
Mayor of the CITY of Raleigh,