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Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

DEDIcATIoN.-The new Nj. E. church, was
dedicated on Sunday last, at Easton' Md
Rev. Newton Heston preached in the morning.
DR.. Roberts of Baltimore, in the afternoon, and
Rev. w. Fl. Brisbane. in the evening, when the
ceremonies of dedication took place. 1t was
determined not to dedicate until the whole debt
due on the church ($37O0) was paid.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

Would announce to his old customers and the
public, that he is fully prepared to supply every
demand for BASKETS the present season. and
respectG lily sollcits a call His stock, large
and various-comprSing PEACH aud CORN
BASKETS, MUZZLES, &c.,-is made OF the
best material, by superior workmen, and is being
sold a, the VERY LOWEST PRICES, upon
terms the most accommodating.
BASKETS OF every description, manufactured
and furnished to order, at the shortest notice
and warranted. From his long experience il
the business, he is assured Of giving his friends
! ihe utmost satisfaction. He sells at wholesale
and retail. 0J- SEND ORDERS EARLY
to JOHN E. MOUNT, Smyrna, Del.
Factory, at the Old Stand-Temperance Hall
Commerce. street. June 10, 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

0G- A meeting of the Sockhoders Of the
Leips!c Steamboat Navigation company, will be
held in LeIpsc, ON Friday the l9ih instant,
with view of determining The question of SELL
ing the debts due SAID company, dividing the
funds in hind, and closing up the affairs Of the
corporation.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

BAsKETs.-Mr. John f. Mount, of this town,
anticipating the wants Of fruit-growers and
others, is busily engaged in the manufacture of
Baskets. He has long been established here in
the business, and will, doubtless, the present
season, add greatly to his already extensive
safes. See advertisement in another Column
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

NOTICE.-A stated Meeting of the Della
ware State Temperance Convention will De
held at DovsR, on Tuesday, THE 10TH OF
JuNE, at IL o'clock, NJ.
OF The friends of the cause are earnestly
invited to be present on that occasion.
DANIEL CORBIT, Pres't.
D. w. MAULL, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10

Tue CONVENTION friends Of the Tenn
perance cause should bear in mind that the
Annual State Convention will be held at Dover
on Tuesday nsxt. .,..s.q
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
MEDDLEVOvVN ACADEMY,
.Niddlet0wa, Dctanare;

JAMES B. MCDOWELL, PRINCIPAL.
THE Slmmcr Term otlhs Academy wlll commence
on the first Monday Of May and continue u weeks.
EXPENsEs Banding, Tuition, 3r. $50 or SS5, ac-
cOrdIng Ia advancement, without any extras, exccI
Tor N0dern Languages, Music and DIR Ming
This Institution Is vrry pleasantly aHd iavOrabIy
situated and oilers excellent iacIlIes Tor study and
Improvement. and Is now enjoying extensive pat
rOnagt. The Prmcp pal pledges To parents and guar.
dlans The advantages OF The irst schools OF the crun
try. lie viii hP aided Ivy thoroughly qualified and
indusIriou teachers The course of INSTRUCTION Is
adapted lit students for enrauce inlu College or for
active business For catalogues. couainIng particu-
lars as 10 terms, discipline. &c address The Principal
above. mis-
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
SMTlNA9 DlEl1o,
wEDNESD DAY, JUNE 10, 1857

THE " TIMES" is published Epery Wednesday, by
Roar. D. HorFEcxER, Editor and Proprietor, at the
T.aperance Hall. Smyrnd, Del. ...
TERXS-SUBscRIPTIoN.-O year 81 -9O IN Hdr""'f'
or $500 if not Paid till end Of the year. NO paper
discontinued unid all arrears are PGtd-0"ty al me
option Of the Publisher.
aurKRrlsNoFor eutry square Of L. lines or less first
Insertion, so cs; each subsequent insertion Is cts
Iib,raL arrangements made rith yearly and half
yearly ireriiSe-S
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
A SADDLE

WAS taken from the back Of Horse be-
longing to the subscriber, while standing in the
street on Monday night. Any person return
ing the same to b. L. COLLINS, in Smyrna, OF
the subscriber at his residence in Appoquln
mink Hundred, will be suitably rewarded.
GEO. ID. COLLINS.
June TO- 81
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
SMYRNA POST OFFICE.

APRIL I0th, ISoI.
NOTICE is Hereby Given, That the Phrla-
delpha or Northern Mail closes at this office
at 81 o'clock, a. M, and 81 p. m !; and that the
Dover or Southern Mail oses at l0l a. IN,
and 81 p. N daily.
The mail for Easton and intermediate points,
also closes at 81 o'clock, p. IN, daily.
apl5 NJ. GREEN, P. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
Steamboat Balloon.

I'm and after Monday, March I'd, the
LskhH9eSlfNO SIramhOai Balloon will leave Smyr
HSsHsz<kHs Steamboat Landing (LOmg POnnD. every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning, at o'clock
A. NJ
RETURNING, leave Chesnut Street Wharf. Phila
,lelphia, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
mornings ut s O'Clock; touching at Deakynss Land
ing Port Penn, Delaware City and New Castle going
and returning.
mar4n WM S. BALL, Captain
Smyrna times., 1857-06-10
5RlCK-MAKINC, Painting,
q Gents Reward.

RANAWAY from the subscriber on Friday. tho
29th ultlmo an indeniured white boy named JANIS
GORMAN, aged Is years Any ene returning SAID
boy will be allowed the above reward All persons
are forbid harboring trusting said boy as wlnot
be responsible for any Of hIs iransectI,ns. ktA
May .. 51--3t JAMES BOGGSs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
It FROM II
Arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
New York. .June15.

NEW YORK, June Is.
The Vanderbilt reached her dock
at II o'clock this morning, and brings
100 passengers, including Mr.. |. 2.
Labagh, bearer ofimpOrtant dispatch
es from France.
The Grand Duke Constantine Wis
tied Queen Victoria on Saturday, and
returned to France on Sunday.
The English-P Persian treaty has been
ratified.
Thirteen hundred houses have been
burnt at Constantinople.
Serious political outbreaks had &C.
cured at Brussels, Antwerp and 9th.
er Belgian towns. Several converts
and monasteries had been attacked.
with cries of "Down with the Catho.
lies and Priests"
The troQpssineGerod, arrests were
made andsqGiet was generally restoI.
ed.
The Grand Duke Constantine, up.
on his visit to the Queen, was saluted
by the English ships of war, and also
by the United States frigate Susque-
hanna, lying in the roadstead. The
latter left Immediately after and pro-
Ieeeded to Gravesend.
The brevity Of th5 Dukes visit,
compared with his stay in France, is
much commented on by the English
Journals.
The British troops had evacuated
the Persian town of Mahmora, which
they captured in March.
That part ofthe Atlantic telegraph
lying at the factory Of Messrs. Glass
& Co., at Greenwich, had barely es-
capped destruction by fire. Some Of
the sheds of the adjoining buildings,
containing the cable, having been
burnt down.
The United States frigato Niagara
will be fitted up to lay aportion ofthc
cable, without danger to her.
The India Mail-steamer ParanG
had arrived at Southampton, with
100000 in specie.
The recent storms in France had
done great damage to the vines and
crops.
Vague rumors were current, at Pa
ris, OF another attempt upon the life
of the Emperor while on a visit to the
Military Museum, but the rumors
have not been confirmed.
Mr.. Stevens, the English Consul at
Teheran, arrived at Vienna on the
Both ult. with the ratified Anglo. Per,
sian Treaty, and left for London on
the same evening.
The Arch Duchess Sophia, Of Aus
Itria, died at Buda on the evening Of
the Goth ult.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
Law and Order.

Clark County contains something
else besides violators of law. There
are still enough true men there to
vindicate the Constitution, and to de-
nounce the recent outrages perpetra-
ted in that county upon a posse of
United States civil officers in discharge
of a legitimate duty. AT a largely.
attended meeting Of the Democracy
Of Clark County, on Saturday last, the
followingresolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted:
RESOLVED, That the recent bro.
ceedings Of the so.called Republican
party, in the counties Of Champaign,
Clark and Greene, against the officers
ofthe United States, in the execution
of the laws and their duties as sworn
agents, eyince a spirit of f~anaticism,
mobocracy and resistance to thsjfyys
and Government under whichIf6ey
live, which deserve the severest rep
rotation of all good citizens.
RESOLVED, That the demagogery
ana disregard Of the laws exhibited
in those outrages evidence the dying
groans and struggles Of a defeated and
exasperated political faction, whose
principles have so recently been rNpu-
dated and condemned by a majority
of nearly one million Of American
freemen at the ballot-box.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
"ReDubIican Rumanssm, "

We congratulate the South Hadley
Border Rufian5 on the fact that they
seem to possess some worthy coadju-
tors in another part of liberty-loying
Massachusetts. The Taunton Gagetto
of the 9TH says:
Some of the Republicans of North
Easton, a shade blacker than any Of
their kind, last week sent the Demo
cratic post master of that village a
letter threatening to burn his Office,
and subject him with other injuries,
unless he desisted from his proceed
ings against thom for violation Of the
postofice laws; and, on Sunday last,
these pious partizans attempted I'd put
their threats into execution by means
of gunpowder deposited in the litter
box Of the postofice together with 9TH
er combu5tibles sufficient to rendef the
work effectual. Fire was applied,
but the saltpeter did not explode.
A hint is as good as a kick. Are
our friends disposed to try the Guy
Fawkes dodge2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

DEPLoRABLE AFFRAY IN BATON
RoUGE, LA.-An ARRAY occurred in
West Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the
I'd inst, between Lafayette Caldwell
and B. R. Chinn, in which the latter
was shot, and, it is feared, MORALLY
wounded. A bystander, DIR. John
Toy, was also wounded dangerously
The parties were all gentlemen ofhigh
social standing. Col. Caldwell, the
Aduoo0te says, surrendered himself,
and was committed by the Sheriff.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
GRAND DEFALCATION!
The BIaCk-RepubIiCan TTeasuT-
en- of Chic RObbiDs the state
of S55O,OOO!

The telegraph which we publish re-
veals another Of the many proofs of
the thorough corruption and dopravity
of the Black Republican demagogues
of Ohio. While the Attorney Gener-
al was engaged in this city, in defend
ing the rufian aw.breakers and def
ers of Clark and Greene Counties,
who had imprisoned the Z. S. Mar
shals and released their prisoners, an,
other of Chase's Lieutenants, W. Ii.
Gibson, Treasurer of the State, en-
ploys himself in pocketing, secreting
and making away with S550,0OO Of
the money of the people Of Ohio!-
Here is the telegraphic account:-Cih.
Eng.
'~'IMPoRTANT FROM CoLUMBUs-GREAT
D~EFALCATIoN.
"CorvNBus, Saturday, June 10.
$50 the Editors gths Enquirer:
"W. II. Gibson, State Treasurer,
resigned. A. p. Stone appointed
successor. Deficit in Treasury $3.50,
600. Said by Gibson to have existed
when he came in. July interest will
be paid"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

unwell and less able to bear the suffer.
ings and hardships Of their captivity
than the others. The Indians had
often talked of shooting her. When
they came to the Big Sioux River they
formed a precarious bridge by falling
two trees,one from either bank having
their tops meet in the Middle. Mrs.
I. was afraid; and after making the
attempt and failing, she refused to try
again. Oneot the men took her by
the hand, as if to help her; about mid
way he pushed her of into the stream.
She swan to the shore and caught
hold of some brushes. They pushed
her off again and shot her in the
water q great many times, while the
whole company enjoyed the sport
nightly, and said, at is only a
beaver"
They moved westward until they
came to Chan-pta-ya-tan-ka, or "Big
Grove Lake." which joins "Sunk
Lake" There our young mel men
toned above found them. They went
from their own camp, on the Big ST.
oux, where they were hunting, and,
while yet at some distance from the
lodges, they were met by four men,
armed with revolvers, who demanded
their business. After fully assuring
them that they were not spies sent
by the white people, and had no
evil intentions, they were conducted to
Red Ends lodge. Our young men
slept none that night. There were ma.
ny circumstances that seemed to them
suspicious. But in the morning they
made known their errand, and,
with considerable difficulty, they say,
succeeded in bargaining for one ofthe
women. Mrs. Noble was the one of.
fered, but our Lacqujparlo boys pre-.
ferred Mrs. Marble; and, as neither Of
the women had any suspicious that
they might fall into better hands,
Mrs. M. thinks that Mrs. Noble was
rather glad that she was rejected
One was taken and two left.
Mrs. Marble had now fallen into
very different hands. They were the
baptized and educated children of our
Church members. They brought her
home to their mothers tent, clothed
her in Dacotah costume to the best Of
their ability and furnished her with q.
bundance of food, such as ducks, corn,
&c. She is saved. But there are
two yet in captivity. Mr.. Flandrau
has Just ransomed Mrs. Marble with
q noble sum, and fitted GUITAR expedi-
ton to rescue the remaining two
"When the tipsinna tops above the
ground we shall kill them" they say.
But before hat time we hope they
will be delivered from the snare Of the
fowler.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

FATAL AFFRAY.--Dan. Hopplo,
master Of repairs on the Mound City
Rail Road, and q boarding-house
keeper named Cook, got into a diff
Guilty about some pigs on the 9th ult.,
at Mound City, Illinois. While the
two were engaged in a scuflo a man
named Scott, from Cairo, struck Hop
pie upon the head with q saw frame,
causing conclusion of the brain, which
resulted in death. The murderer fled
to the Kentucky shore, but was sub
sequently arrested.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
CAN EPILEPSY BE CURED

We think the following letter from a re-
spectacle citizen of Mississippi will answer
the quest lion, and remove all doubts from
every unbiased mind;
GRENADA, Miss, June s.. 1856.
DR.. Seth S. Hance, Baltimore, Md.-Dear
Sir; / take great pleasure in relating a
case OF spasIns or fits, cured by your inval-
liable Pills. My brother, J. ]. Lyon, has
long been afflicted with this awful disease
He was attacked while quite young. He
would have one or two spasms at one at
tack at first; but as he grew older, they
seemed to increase likewise. Up to the
time he commenced taking your Pills, he
had them very often and quite severe, pros
trating him body and mind, His mind had
suffered seriously; but now, ! am happy to
say, he is cured Of those fits. He has enjoy
ed fine health for the last FIVE months past
His mind has also returned to its original
sprightliness. All This | take great pleas
ure in communicating, as it may be the
meansof directing others to the remedythat
will cure them.
Yours respectfully, &C.,
w. p. LIGoN.
No person who is suffering with Fits, or
Spasms, should neglect sending to DR..
Hance, after this, for a supply of his ines
Unable medicine. His prices are as follows:
one box SO; two S.; twelve $24-sent by
mail free on receipt of remittance.
Address SETH II. HAgCE, l0S Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md, n3Sw4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

Prof. Wood, IA Market street, st.
Louis, offers "tothe sick everywhere, y
his Oriental Sanative Liniment, and
his Vegetable Life Pills. The re-
markable efficacy of these justly cele-
brated Medicines in curing diseases,
has given them a reputation rarely
obtained by any remedies of their class.
-IBeUerjHe AdvOoate, april, 1855.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
The Democratic Triumph ln
Virginia.

The triumph of the Virginia De-
mocracy is complete and overwhelm-
ing. The maiorities for their Con
gressional candidates are as follow3:-
First District, about 500; Second, no
opposition; Third, 1900; Fourth, 2,
800; Fifth, $500; Sixth, no opPosi-
ton; Seventh, 1900; Eighth, 2,g00;
Ninth, 5000; Tenth, 1900; Eleventh,
1900; Twelfth, no opposition. The
total Democratic majority, excluding
the districts in which there was no op.
position, is over 10000.
1t was reported that Mr.. Martin, q
Distribution Democrat, was elected to
Congress from the Thirteenth Con-
gressional District, over Mr.. Hopkins,
the regular nominee. 1t turns ont to
be erroneous. Mr.. Hopkins has nine
majority. The regular Democratic
candidates have been successful in ov-
cry Congressional District. One
hundred and twenty Democrats have
been elected to the House to thirty op-
position-forty Democrats to ter OPP
position in the Senate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
TIle nIinnesotn EICCtion.

The latest election returns we ave
seer from Minnesota are contained in
the st. Paul Pioneer of the 9Th. So
far as heard from forty-six Democrats
are elected to the Convention, and on.
ly thirty-three Black Republicans
The whole number of delegates is one
hundred and eight, consequently there
are t~wenty-nine yet to be heard from.
The Democrats require but nine more
to have a majority ofthe Convention,
and they, in all probability, will OBJ
tain far more than that number.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
Cincinnati Market.
CINc1NNATI. June l..
WEDNEsDAY, June 10, 1857.

NINVINNAIIi UUHU 10 IcUI'
FLoUR.-There was o fair business done to-day
and lin some cases, an advance was obtained. The
sales wero $50, $50, so and 900 brls at SO, go; 500,
100 and so do, at 81, 5O; 70 do. at 1915; and So
do. at 1886. The market closed loss buoyant.
WnIsKEY.-The sales were LOO brls at 2SH,
and 30 do. from wagons at 2S55c. Market firm.
CHEEsE.-A sale Of 100 boxes at 81, a decline.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market continues dull and
the demand quite limited. The only sale We
heard Of was 80 hhdsb bacon shoulders at 1Oc.
CoFTEE.-There was a better feeling in Coffee,
to-day, under the influence of ndyices from the
East, whore a large business was done at an ad-
vance Of &c. The sales were 100 bgs at 1lHc.
WHEAT.-The market is firm with q good de-
mand, at 81 40 for red, and 1,47@l,5 80 for white.
CoRN.-The market is unchanged and dull at
IS for mixed; and SO@S5 for white.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
Trees and Shrubbery.

@JAMES TERWILLIGER, Muir
SAseryman and Florist, is now on his second
- visit to Macarthur, for the purpose of pro-
curing orders for Fruit Trees and Ornamental
Shrubbery, DC, for Fall and Spring planting
james McGillivray, Saddler in Macarthur, Agent
Tor Pleasant Ridge Nursery, Ohio, of whom cata-
i,ogues may be procured, will be pleased to fill or
.ders. JAS. TERWILLIGER,
june lS'-lstOctl Pleasant Ridge, Ohio,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
Guardians Notice.

THIS is to notify all concerned that was this
l. day appointed by the Court of Probate for
Vinton County, Ohio, Guardian of John Winters,
~adiudged insane and incapable of transacting bu-
siness. All persons are forbid to transact any
business whatever, either by giving credit or
otherwise, having reference to said John Winters
with any other person than myself.
JONATHAN WINTERS.
June 10TH 1s57.-n44w3
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

From SALT LAKE.-Recent news
from Salt Lake is to the effect that
Judge Stiles, the last of the Judges of
the Territorial Courts of Utah, Mr..
Burr, Surveyor General, and Mr..
Dodson, the U. S. Marshal, are On
their way home. They have aban-
doned their posts because they find it
impossible to execute the Laws of the
United States--Brigham Young, and
the officers and members of the Nor
mon church, all conspiring to thwart
and defeat them. The Laws OF Con-
gress are set at defiance, and the ex-
istence of "Gentiles" has become pre-.
carious. A perfect system of espion-
age has been established, so that every
movement of strangers and sojourners
is reported to the Elders. We expect
to hear, by and bye, that Brigham
has revived the Spanish Inquisition.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

CASE OF SEDUcTroN-HEAvY YER.
DIoT.-A. Smith, father of Eliza P.
Smith, brought suit against Andrew
j. Conseiyea, in the Brooklyn IN. W
City Court, claiming damages for the
seduction Of his daughter. On Mon
day q judgment was rendered against
the defendant ofS10,000. Ono ofthe
witnesses for the defense was held in
bail Of $4,000 to answer charge Of
perjury.
There is a breach of marriage prom.
Use still pending against Conselyea,
brought by Miss Smith.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

COLONEL RICHARpsoN.-The Quin
cy Herald states that Col. Richard
son, of Illinois, will not accept the po-
sition Of Governor Of Nebraska Terri
tory.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

SUIo1DE.-Thomas Strathon, of
Matamoras, Ohio, committed suicide
by hanging himself on the Sd inst.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

UP The N. Y. Tribune (Black
Republican, strongly recommends Ex-
Governor Aiken, of South Carolina,
as a suitable person for a frst.class
foreign mission under Mr.. Buchanan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

Dc During a riot last Sunday in
Chicago, a little girl 10 years OF age
was killed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

~ A young man named David
Robinson, while running a foot race
near Vipcennes, Ind, last Sunday, fell
down a corpse.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18

OJ The marines at Washington
put some ugly plugs into the "Plug-
Uglies' at a late riot in that city.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-18
n

THOSE who have signed scholars to the Wri-
i ting School of the Undersigned are notified
that his School will commence at the School room
in which Miss Richmond teaches, in this place, on
Friday the l9thinst., at 4 o'clock p. NJ, and will
assemble at the same hour every Friday and Sat-
urday until further notice.
All persons who desire to become profcientin
the art of Penmanship, arc solicited to attend his
School. N. G. JORDAN.
june Is, lSj7.-tf.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-10
TO THE COACH.MAKERs OF Non.--
CAROLINA oNIHs

H UNDERSIGNED COACH-MAKEpS
Il painfully impressed with the idea tina, than ARE
sufficiently remunerated for their labor in carrv are not
business. '"s On their
While they have no reason Is complain of tbo n..-
they receive and feel under the highest obioat; patronage
customers and friends yet they find themselves 10 lhelr
realizing moderate profit with which they wond
tent, struggling from year to year to meet tn CON-
they are compelled to incur in the prosecution Of
mess They are not prepared1o adopt the copcu Es'
such condition of things exists in North 'a!
cessariy to enterprise and labor in their ln Ne
ness to go without just compensation and hence h ou-
inclined to the opinion that to considerable , me are
fault lies with the Coach-Makers themselves H The
the case with their brethren elsewhere throuyho SANDS
State? Are they in thriving circumstances or noi, The
do they agree with that the thing admits of rmaa
We have our views as to the form of the remedy aI ~
feel confident if they were carried the result wond We
alike favorable to our patrons and ourselves but wa
to have friendly conference with our brethren tlrmt
the State and therefore deem improper to make sn
gestons here. Ae '"! suss
In f9rtherance of our object propose that CoDrs
tion of the CoachMakers of NortCarolna be held -, p
Leigh before the end of the current year. for the ~
taking the matter into considerations and we Word w
gest the meeting of the State Agricultural Fair as The %
suitable time. 80 ''e n0S
We invite our brethren to respond without delay to M
CALL either through the newspapers by letter address,
to any one more of us. ''u
NELSON & DAUGHTRY, GreepvyIe
WILLIAMSON Il STEWART Tarloro,
PARKER MURRAY, Wilson.
September 8. 1877. igo1-uf
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