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LONGHURsT & CO.
Wholesale and Retail CoDfectioners

N0.45 UNION STREET.
HAVE on hand very choice assortment Of Candies of
Ii all kinds Cakes Nuts, Preserves, Pickles. Catsups,
Sardnes Brandy Fruits Pie Fruits Pine Apples Oranges
Apples and every thing of the kind usually kept in Con-
dictionaries.
They also deal in WINES and LIQUORS, Ale, CIeARs
and ToBAcco of the very best brands:
Their Bakery is of the best in the Western country
and they prepared to furnish fresh Light Bread and
Crackers of the best quality at the lowest prices.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, BALLS, &C.,
Furnished by them the shortest notice. with Cakes
CONTEMPORARIES &C. &C. in the highest style of the
Mr.. Longhurst who has charge of the Manufacturing
Department. hiss received several Diplomas in New York.
for the best articles in his line exhibited at State Fairs
and of the most skilfu Confeconers in the
try. d23.
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virtue OF decree OF the County Court Of David
~ son county at the September Term 1885, on Tues
sell ~ Iotn gay OF October next the premises will
~ ne interest from date except 5000 to be paid at
ssb 81 tns sHhe Tract of Land upon which Eliza
De SOLO as the property other husband David
9ee ADJOINING the lands of Maj Hamllu John Wsfer
"a Scraggs and Mr. Hives containing about 100 scres
n. ARTS BROWN
sePeEL-o tHeW u COMMISSIONS
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Nashville Foundry,
NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET

NO. 81 COLLEGE STREET
TN. BRENNAN, Proprietor.
T would invite attention of Architects and Builders 10
the fine collection of patterns have on hand and am
making for every description of Architectural Iron Work
for open fronts, Window Lntes and Sls Top Cornices
DC, for stores dwellings, Also, Versudahs Fencing
and Balconeys. will work to any design sent to me- OF
furnish designs if necessary. employ the best skilled
Workmen to be bad and the best materials and am
confident that can successfully compete with Eastern
manufacturing in this market and hope be sustained in
doing SO by those anxious to encourage home enterprise
sept24-H T. M BRENNAN
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John Ramage,

NO az COLLEGE STREET,
TAS this day received lot No. Sole Leather Trunks
large sizes. Also superior lot of Valices Bonner
Boxes Carpet Bags, Black Leather Travelling Bags sc.
sug Is
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NEW FALL AND WINTER
GODS.
ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.,
No. IL Public Square.

I'VE would inform and the trade generally
w that have in Store and ready tor sale yeyy
large and desirable stock of FOREIGN AND DOMRSTIC
DRY GOODS, and READY MADE CLOTHING suited 10
the Fall and Winter trade and which they disposed 10
mali advance.
Our present will be found larger than n.ua
embracing fine assortment OF gentlemens Wear and Ladies'
DRESS GOODS surprising both quality and ar
style patterns any OF former stocks Our lins Of
White Goods Embroide.es, Ribbons, Laces Tri innings
will also be found equally large and attractive
Our Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING ia pnpsnsnv
large and well adapted and
paid particular attention TO the getting up OF This aTte
prepared TO offer inducements to those deaInS 10 4, W.
therefore solicit call from Merchants visiting our
and shall take pleasure In exhibiting them our stock and
prices ALLISON, ANDERSON, & co.
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Christmas Dinner
SeWanee House.

SeWanee House.
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE. TENNEssrp
WILLIAM ROBERTS, PrOprfetoTH
GATE OF TYRE sPRnesl
NHE subscriber has recently taken this wall 49,
Il Known estsbhshnent-is reatting and thor. a;
ougnU re1ovanng IL and hopes soon have ID in III
city The Proprietor hopes BY bis sTsrto1s snS n If
nls Assistant MT Craddock who formerly presided a
Oy no.s 20 De able to make his house worthy Of be-
9y me public and promises that no pains
snail Dc spared on his part 70 merit tbs apDrobSton o
NOSE Tno may iavor him with their PATRONAGE "a ras
pectfnlly socltss trial of ais house Fs'' HeiS'-
feb26-dtw6w-H WIN Dror,a~s
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FRED'K GOULE,
LYONS & Co.,

KR--> d4<@..~- "~h~>
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc,
No. 10 CEDAR St.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
TO THE PUBLIC
TE have now on hand and constantly receiving
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, FOREIGN WINES
AND LIQUORS
Which we are offering to the trade at prices mueh
lower than they can be had from any other house in the
city Our stock consists of the finest brands of HIvAyI
CIGARs DOW in the market; BRANDIRs which for flavor
cannot be surpassed and imported by ourselves direct
through the Custom House to this city, SHERRY PoRT and
MADEIRA WINES warranted pure and of the best Qualities
with full assortment of Whiskeys ST. Croix and ia.
maics Rum, Holland Gin, and all other kinds.
EB To Country Merchants we offer the best ipduca-
ments to purchase from U.s. stock is large and always
new. To prompt customers Eastern time will be given In
cash buyers give every advantage All orders by let
ter or otherwise will always meet with prompt attention
LYONS CO,
y22 10 Cedar St
CHAMPAGNE WINE.
ME b We now nu hand
100 baskets Ca o,.a and Fills quarts and pints
The above two Wines unsurpassed in favor and are
now used throughout the Union more than any other
VINE we have been appointed by the Manufacturers,
sole Agents for the South.
Also, IS baskets Gordon Royal quarts and pints.
so :" Heidseick 4 Co. &c "
For sale at reduced prices by LYONS & CO.,
BITTERS,
WE are also Agents for Mills Hostetter DR. Greens
w AromstcStomach Bitters 100 boxes assorted now
In store LYONS CO.,
jy22 10 Cedar At
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCOS-
VXTE have just received
w CHEWING ToBACcos SMOKING ToRAccos
10 boxes Natural Leaf; SO bales Pocaboutas.
10 Yellow Jacket; so boxes
IS G.. W. Smiths 25 bbls cut and drv.
4" Wedding Cake; 80 gross a.
" Honey Shuck; Assorted in papers
25 " Assorted brands all of which we warrant of |
the best qualities. LYONS CO.
Jy22 10 Cedar st.
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LINENS, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES
HOSIERY, AND VARIETIES,
NO. 65 N. E. CORNER PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN
adjoining the Methodist Publishing Houss)
WYE invite the attention of merchants visiting Nash
wv vile to the above card aad inform them that we
are now opening
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK,
which will be arranged and ready for sale about the 10th
inst.
We have purchased our Stock with great care and most
Iy for CASH. and having had the beneht OF long exge
rence in the business feel confident that we can cner
superior inducements 10 any merchant purchasing IN tns
market ,,,x,.X, a. IN
auRl7-H WAShlN0TONs DhA an q W.
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- HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN MY
IA business Nj. w. II. MINcBIN, our firm is now as
Se,o-- JAS. B. cRAlGHEAD.
Nashville, May i, 1856.
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| NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS. VALISEs, CARPET BAGS, * C..
| FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
e. lib. Halls,
B0.1s, PUBLIC SQUARE.
| (ioNsiSTING In part Is follows viz:
~ supersne Eng. Kid Slippers
Black Satin Slippers;
Kid Bootees, thin and thick solos;
:. Black K lasting Slippers and Buskinsj
:. Lastg Congress. Cater. with & Outheei,;
Caters, side and front lace;
M,s.s. Coal sewed and pegged BOotees;
Fine Kid BOotess and Slippers;
Cbud,s,,, = Black Lasting Caters;
Kid and Goa. Bootees thick an d thin .ols.
ANGLE Ties;
Gents fine Calf Single and Double soa So ssof'menf
.. oxford Ties;
&c 90 Patent Leather Shoes;
Boys fine Calf Boots, &C., &C.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment of Iron Frame Leather Trav
cling Trunks Valises Bonnet Trunks Velvet and Rrus
sells Carpet Bags, Oil Cloth Travelling Bags e DC ali Of
are oneLed At low prices for cash Small profits and
quick sales Is the motto. Give q call.
.ePl7-f c. B HALL, is Public Square.
THE EXCITEMENT OF 1861
A this is age of progression and you may as well
"A be out Of the world be out of the fashon-hat
being the case, you should call Immediately at
NichoIson's
and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which were selected with 80 mneb
taste and attention. the of which are too numerous
70 men11 IN ES5a everything that is usually kept in
We don't wish to boast, for the Goods will sneak FIR
themselves all we ask s call from the public generally
Besides Dress Goods, we have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such as Cloaks, Msntlas, Tslmas Shawls Scarfs. &c
Also the different kinds of Laces and Embrodsres Our
stock OF GENTLEMEE'S WEAR is very complete con.
,sting Of Cloths, Cassimeres VesnRs and Furnishino
Goods Also good stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
uch as Bed Tickiugs, Domestic Drilling Blankets Lnf
ey, Jeans Flannes Irish Linens in fact everything O.
he kind. ALI of which will sell at rery low profit.
l. G.. NICHOLSON Il CO.
sept2l No. % Public Square.
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POSITIVE CURE.
WTHAT is the use of paying doctors bills when you
w can get easily cured of Diarrhea, Dysentery,
Cholera and all of the other Summer bowel complaints
now 30 prevalent py using LYONS CHOLERA MEDIcAgKp
BRANDY which is warranted and speedy cure and
preventive, having failed in any single instance
which be proved by theI many certificates of we'll
known citizens to be at store and by giving it
far trial For sale by the bottle dozen at the Sole
Agency and Proprietors in the United Stairs
jy22 LYONS d CO., 10 Cedar st.
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JANIS =. cRAiezEAD. "iLliAA = E.A.h'N
CRAIGHEAD g. MiNCHIN,

-ss1 q st.a IMPORTERS or
zardvvaro and CurAeE .,
And Dealers w
and Retail. N1eT
<and others are E%eSP
fully invited TO
S4ocIZ Of NEW GooDS'
Ems, AnV1s,
Tools, C
~ Guns, Pistols HoS''
which Will oS
- af the lowest ua1r-
80 ratea to cash E9uroha-
and the usual r11ho
- account VIII 0e al
1o~ed to those VINO Guy
to sell again
Nh % Public Square. Nashville, Tenn.
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100000 DOLLARS!

will be distributed according the following original
Scheme
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100000 Dollars /!

10000 TICKETS ONLY
PRIZE2 AMOUNTING TO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12
For the Journal
RAIEIGH Dec 6. 1876


On Friday night the Executive mansion was crowd
ed by the be- uty and talent present assembled in
Raleigh Governor and Mrs. Bragg issued cards of
invitation for that evening. The numbers that re-
sponded to the call proved how deep the popularity
of our Governor has pervaded all classes of society
Party lines forgotten; political bcke ring hush
3D. and The rich and the poor assembled pay their
respects to the most popular Chief Magistrate that
ever filled the executive chair Of North Carolina =
The Governor, "upon hospitabe thoughts INTENT
had profusely provided for The enjoymen, of all
Spirstlrrng music for youthful hearts who love the
merry dance-rch sparkling wines flowed freely.
drawing forth impromptu flashes of wit and humor
and rich vands to tempt the taste of those who pre
fer the Injuries of life TO It's amusements Mrs
Bragg received her numerous guests with graceful
urbanity which the admiration of those nresent
and added 10 the happiness of all. In one saloon the
beautiful and brave passed the flying hours in the
exhileratng waltz and The graceful cotiIlon; in an.
other, the melting strains of beautiful songsress
gathered around her charmed auditory-even the
votarles of Bacchus paused in their baions to the
rosy god to listen, with b.eathless attention. to the
thrilling strains of the witching syren.
But the supper table The crownipg glorv of
the night. Few, very few, State Capitals could match
the dazzling array of beauty which surrounded it and
mel the bewildered eye on every side The delighted
guests fingered long around it. and the small hours
OF the morning were passed before thew tore tht m
selves away. Memory will ever cherish this festive
scene. and feel grateful our talented Governor and
his accomplished lady for the fleeing bu, hannv
hours spent In their hospitable mansion
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

CoNGREss.-The proceedings of the Senate and
House Of Representatives the 9Th inst, consisted
of attacks upon the Presidents Message by the Re-
publicans and defence of it by the Democrats In
the Senate, Mr.. Bger, of Pennsylvania, made an
elaborate and interesting speech in support of the
views of the message and in vindcation of the posi-
ton taken by the Pennsylvania Democracy Messrs.
Wade Trumbull and Coamer. spoke on the Other
side In the House of Representatives, L. D. Camp
BELL OF Ohio, made the main onslaught on the mes.
sage and on the Democrats generally
No business was done in either house Perhaps,
since gentlemen must 60 through this talk, is better
that they should say their say once and then they
may get to work. relieved of the matter with which
they were charged.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

The RALEIGH REGIsTER.--We learn from the
Standard that the Register establishment exposed to
public sale in Raleigh Friday last, was bid off for
John W. Syme Esq, of the Petersburg Intelhgencer,
at $1,000. Mr.. Syme is expected to take personal
charge of the paper some time next month
Mr.. Syme has had long experience and has ac-
CURED an enViabe reputation in his profession as
genial and genemany editor, generally speaking
devoid of personal bitterness and eschewng person.
alties
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

Our MINISTER TO NIcARAGUA-We see it stated
in some of the papers that Hon. John H. Wheeer,
our Minister to Nicaragua, had been peremptorily re-
called. The fact is, that as matters now stand, our
government has declined to receive any Minister from
Nicaragua, not knowing which of the contending
parties there is the de facto ruling power, and, OF
course, not receiving any Minister could not send
any or keep any there, not knowing to which of the
parties he ought to be accredited is thus and not
on any personal grounds that COL Wheeler is recall
led. if he is SO
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POLYTECHNIC SCHooL-Some days since we e
ceived from Messrs E. j Hale & Son, editors of the
Fayetteville Observer, very neatly printed pam.
phle gotten up for gratutous distribution the OBJ
ject of the writer being to urge upon the people of
the State, the establishment of School in this State
of the same character with L. S. Military Academy
at West Point.
The idea of such Schools is education in contradis-
tincon 10 mere teaching. 1t is their object pract
caly to educe to draw out, the individual, not SIM
ply, for instance to teach him engineering, but to
make him engineer not merely to drill him as
soldier but to make him submit 10 the discipline, the
restrictions and The wholesome privations of soldier.
ship.
So far as we have examined the subject, the opin-
ion we have been led to form is highly favorable,
and we trust that an act of incorporation will be
passed by the Legislature now in session. The plan
advocated by the author OF The pamphlet, contem-
plates the formation of joint stock company, with
capital of 100000
1t has always been one of our hobbies to get some
thing better substituted for the very defective militia
system of the State system which cannot from the
nature of things, either infuse military spiri, into
the people, or impart TO them any acquaintance or
familiarity with military tactics. We have, at vari
GUS times, recommended the substitution of q small
tax to be collected other taxes are in place of the
troublesome and expensive muster. Troublesome it
certainly is, and expensive it certainly must be TO
cry good member of society who has something to
attend to- and with whom time is money. We think
there are few who would not sooner pay dollar
year than be bothered by militia duty or subjected to
militia fines. From this tax fund might be raised
for the encouragement of volunteer companies, and
the maintenance of an institution whence an acquain
lance with military tactics and practical science as
applied to military or civil life, might be difused
over the State.
The author of the pamphlet before u.s. fgurative.
ly-for actually somebody has carried it off -but the
pamphlet under consideration. unquestonably exhb-
ITS degree of familiarity with his subject far be.
yond anything 10 which We can lay claim Still, we
think that the feature of making it, in some measure
a State institution, might be probably added TO his
scheme, while way is pointed out by which the ne
cessly of imposing additional burdens on the people
may be avoided with advantage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12
Arrival of the Steamer Araso

New YORK, Dec. 5.-The steamer Arago, from Ha.
vre, with dates from that port to the 10TH and dates
from Cowes to the Goth ult., arrived here at noon
She brings $4,000 in specie She passed, on the
18th of November, in lat 40 49, long. "a 10, the
United States steamer Fulton.
The Arago brings home the crew of the brig Maine
of Boston, which foundered at sea- Oct IT, while on
the passage from Franklin, La, to Portland. Thew
were rescued and taken TO Havre by the ship Joshua
Mauran, from Mobile
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

GAS Works IN CITIEs.-The London Times is re.
monstrating earnestly against the location of gas
works In cities. 1t quotes from the mortality stats
tics of London TO show that in the districts where
the gas houses are located the proportion of deaths
to the population is nearly twice that of other dis
trlcts, with no other for the difference but the
disagreeable and deadly e1uvia from the gas works
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

FREE SUFFRAGE'-So far as the Legislature is con.
cerned, this measure has finally passed. 1t will be
submitted to the people at the polls at the election in
August next for ratification or rejection As there
appears 10 be no doubt of its ratification, we may
regard it as certain to form part of the Constitution
of the State after August.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

The new opera house in Philadelphia is to be SD,
peru affair, from all accounts. 1t has been saleu
that Mr.. E. A. Marshall, of the Broadway Theatre
New York. is TO take the managerial reigns aud sew
eral pro mnent men in the business have been nameu
IN connection with the treasurershp-among them
Mr.. Joseph Murphy, of Philadelphia, a gentleman
whose energy and experience eminently qualify HI"
for the position.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

THE ALABAMA RIVER BooM1NG-It has been rain.
ing almost necessarily for the last two or three DAYS
and it is unnecessary to add that the river is now in
admirable boating order-n fact, there seems to be
snperhuity of water every where. The " Greek "
will doubtless refuse to remain within it's pent.un
Utica any longer than to-day
Mont. advertiser, Tuesdau.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

lhe occasion was one of deep interest large
number OF persons being present The action Of the
college was marked by much dignity of manner-
When the names of BUCHANAN and BRECklN.
Ridge were announced, there was general and en-
thuslastIe applause among the spectators.
Mr' Avery, upon offering the Resolutions in reIa
lion 10 FRANKLIN PIERCE, spoke for soue min
uteS with much animation and eloquence. His re-
marks, and the Resolutions met cordial response
IN the hearts of all present.-Razeigh Standard
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Failure of a Rice Dealer. &c.

NEW YORK. Dec 5.-The failure of large rice
dealer is announced this evening His liabilities are
said to reach $l5o,OOO, all to Charleston houses,
The Evening Post has despatch stating that Mr.,
Wheeler, our Minister to Central America, has been
recalled
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

New YORK, Dec. 7th.-Two brothers doing bro.
kerage business in Chatham street, under the name
of Tailor Brother, have been arrested on the cbarpe
OF being extensive dealers in counterfeit MONEY!
ihlFty thousand dollars IN spurious bills of banks In
New York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania, were found
on their premises
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12
Another Failure.

Boston, Dec. 5.-The firm of Samuel Henshaw &
Sons, Bankers, failed this morning. Liabitie.
large. Mr.. Henshaw, ST., rs trustee of the Portan
Railroad, and is connected with various other roads
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

AGs~We notice that the He raid of Monday has a
very excited appeal against the Democratic party of
the Town of Wilmington because of its declining 10
accede to proposition made last week with reference
to the approaching election for Commissioners of
Town. We do not mean TO reply in the same strain,
but simply TO lay the correspondence before the pub
lie, SO hat it may judge of the reason, which inAu
enced those 10 whom the proposition was addressed
The correspondence is as follows -
DR.. ]. D. BELLAMY AND OTHERS,
Members Of the Ward Committees of the
Democratic party Of the torn Of Wilmington :
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned have been appoint.
ed committee on be half of the American partv of
the town, for the purpose of submitting proposition
to the Democratic party of the town. relative to the
approaching election Of Commissioners.
The proposition is: That each one of the parties
shall sci ect three members and these six gentlemen
shall meet and choose seventh, by lot, and that the
seven gentlemen thus chosen shall compose ticket
to be voted for by both parties at the next election
for Commissioners Of the town.
We respectfully and earnestly request that YOU
will take such immediate steps as may be necessary
to obtain decision Of your party upon this PROPOSE
ton. We shall be pleased to receive reply at YOUR
earliest convenience and, failing to hear from YOU
byt12 o'clock M, Saturday, the 9th inst, we shall
consider the proposition declined
avery respectfully, your obd't. servt's,
FRED'K. J. HILL,
Q. P MEARES,
JAMES F. POST.
Wednesday, Dec 3d 1889 Conr;,.oo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12
Heavy Failure

New YORK, Dee. Sit is rumored here that Jacob
Little the we'll known stock broker of this city, has
failed to meet his Liabilities, 10 an immense am6unt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

RS~The County Court for this county commenced
is session his morning. James T. Miller, Esq, pre-
siding. M. B. Smith, Esq, was duly qualified and
entered upon the discharge of his duties as County
Solicitor - Daily Journal of the 9Th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

From McxIco.---Surrender of VIdaurrt.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2.-The Mexican Consul al
this city has official advices from Matamoras stating
that Vidaurri had succumbed and entered into trea-
~ with General Lunda, acknowledging Common
1ortS government, and promising obedience.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

miscIeant in Kentucky recently perpetrated the
following in the company of several ladies :-"Wa'
did Adam and Eve do when they expelled ron ron
the garden of Eden ?'' "They raised Cain" Inc
ladies tainted, and during the confusion the perPe"
Tor made his escape and hasn't been heard OF SINCE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-12

90 The County Court Wednesday chose Robert
Maxwell and James T. Morris, Inspectors of Timber
and Lumber, and P. M. Walker and James M Ste
vensOn, Inspectors of Flour and Forage.