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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-18
Holston Conference Female College,
ASHYILLE. n. G..

DBE next term will open the 18th Of July.
REV. A. W. CUMMINGS, D, D. President, assis-
ted by twelve able professors and teachers.
Board for the College year, S1o w
Tuition
Music and osher extra branches corresponolnsty
- catalogues will be sent on application to
r. B. VANCE, Sec. and Treas.
-. 2 1919 4-22-3mpd.
N. B. A Teacher of French w~anted-one WI
peaks the anguage huently.
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We bee to call atteu ton to above notices and
to 50 licit a continuance of the favor extended TO
the old firm.
We shall keep always on hand a full and wen
selected stock of all articles in the WHOLE,
SALE GROCERY BUSINESS, which we VIII
sell on the most accommodating terms ana al
consienments of FLOUR, WHEAT, CORR, COT
TON. NAVAL STORES, or other articles OF pro-
duce, shall have our best and promptest attention
McPHEETERS Il GHISELIN,
Wills Wharf, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk, Va, Aug. 7th, 1858. ao-t
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Fall Session viii commence on lhursu"''
tbs 29th July, and continue y weeks.
Expenses per Session.
Board Exclusive Of washing and lights soy.
Tnition in Primary Department, Sl2 30; in Col
lege Department 81 ~; na'ie 500 e. each. Gre
Clan and Oriental Painting, and Painting in Wa
ter coIors, $40 each incidentals 81. Expenses
e. tnninc piano equally distributed among the
music pupils. Half of al the expenses in advance
and he balance at the close of the Session. Pu-
pills are charged from the tune OIL snasr, ~ .s~sanoI
sickness protracted 2 weeks
Tn point of health, access, good morals, &c
NO school in the State enjoys advantages supe
Tior to the Raleigh Female Seminary:
We are prepared to accommodate IN the Semi
nary, and its immediate vicinity, a large numoe
of boarders. Address
DR.. BRUT0N, President'
Raleigh. N. c., June 10. 1858. 24-4Z-l
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Weeds Patent Sewing Machine is before us
We have examined it and tried it on various kinds
of work, and fer once confess ourselves astonisb-
ed that so simple a piece of mechanism will sew
The complaint against Sewing Machines general
ly, has been that they very easily get out Of or
der, and become useless to the purchaser. But
here is an exception, for there is, to all appear.
ance, nothing to get out of repair. And we won
der again, SO simple a thing will sew such a bean
tiful, straight, even and firm seam, that never can
DO rivaled, either in beauty or strength. by any
work done ia the ordinary way. It sews well on
the finest muslin or the c5arset and hardest cloth
doing every kind Of work which families remire.
and is also adapted to shoe and saddle manufac.
turers' use, as we have seen some very elegapt
specimens of work done on leather. that was not
only handsome but strong. We have Aeyer seen
SO complete a Sewing Machine before, or one wa
could SO freely to our readers. who
need such a thing as this and since, Sewing Ma
chimes haVe become almost a necessity in every
family where there is much sewing to be done. we
advise all to purchase this in preference to any
other.
These Machines are manufactured and sold bv
WHITNEY i LYON, Proprietors, 345 Broadway
New York Wilmington (N. sC.) Herald.
Ii any prefer purchasing through a citizen Of
North Carolina, by renting the money to ths
Editor of the Spirit of the Age, Raleigh. a Ma
ohlne VII y otueEeo oy MIN. 50-4t.
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EMPLOYMENT!
$50 to 500 per Month!

sou TO SlUU per moACh''
1000 ACTIVE, energetic young men are
lOOO wanted to actas agents in a easy ynsetul
and honorable business, by which they can cer-
tainIy make from $50 to 500 per month. For
flu | particulars, make early application ether by
io,tnr ~ in ne son. to W. R. TERRY,
a. X Rockingham. n. C.
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NEW.RERNE FISH STORE

TIME subscriber has on hand for sale a good
supply of mess Shad. Cut aud Gross Herring
Trout. Blue Fish and Drum Sides IN Barrels. Also
n. C. Smoked Herring by the retail or thousand,
and Eastern annexed Herring in boxes, He IS
also preparing a Fishing Smack ana NstS Tor me
nurpose of furnishing Fresh Fish at the wharf alive.
He win also furnish all kinds of Nets and Sesnes as
short notice. GEORGE E. FISHER
Near cid County Wharf.
N,-Is ls59. 3E.-3m.
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LOOK At THIS!

AND do not send 80 raveir msney to faaRee'
dom for Receipts. From FIVE HSnefe1 I pave Sc
leeted 80 OF the best Receipts including t1e Sele-
brated Honey Receipt, and Launders Seerea, which
should be in every household They are WORTH
five dollars to any person. I send ali neati5
printed and post paid, on receipt OF One Dollar.
Please address POST MASTER,
Boonyiile,
Q an,d Yadkin co., y. G.
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TOWN PROPERTY.

A Citizen of Raleigh who owns more Forn
IA Property than. he desires to hold, UiU ssz
at a great Larqain, some of his Houses and Lots,
some of which ara rsru -
nation, apply to the Editor of the Spirit OF the
Age.
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nead Road the ~foilowing

We the undersigned have used and known Ise"'
=. paoe;nt advertised Robt- 81. Brown, ESQ
for the cure Of Bots or Grubs in horses. ana con-
s;der il the best remedy known. for that disease;
Indeed, we have never known it ian gIs.ng go
in the very first instance, even when horses we're
suffering the severest Agony ANA Inc r. :
ouick and efectual. For the benent OF every
SSadv and especially for the benefit Of that noble
oU;ysIM.he Horse-we recOmmend all to procure
sbis yaluable Receipt. We have known MT N
NJ. Browns remedy to be used IN very mauy -
stances. and never without effect In some Cases
il has accomplished astonishing cure rwav
p D ZONES. JOHN
pnWIy HOLLEMAN, Of Wake County
John r. WARD, A-P- w r
NM. DURHAM. Of Orange vo1nrv, vss
! JOHN @. BURGESS, Nm
Rudolph a, T0 wa{s county. N. C.. Sept 1851.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned have this d y formed a Co
partnership under the style and firm of
McPHEETERS & GHISEL1N,
ond will continue the Wholesale Grocery and
Comnission business at the old stand OF A.. NJ
McPheeters & Co., Wills Wharf.
A. NJ. McPHEETERS,
HENRY GHISELIN.
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\. J. JONES,
CInston County, n. c.

OF s1as J, t. e, the ]s,s citizens s. f a :sf iss,
OestetrlGnay at all times be found at
MS oflcel B. Jones', at Clayton, un-
less prof4aeed. 5I-3mpd
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SELECT

]. BAGBY, A. NJ, PRINctPAL.
THE Fail Term will begin on the first Monday
IN July. and continue 81 weeks. Board and tut
ton per Session, is $75. payable IN advance. lo1
sofras Fork P. o., Granville CO., N.
| Juae IT, 1858.
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'AEA ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY
TERMS:
'IDsoN COUNTY, N. G

TERMS:
RoAhD, exclusive of w.sb.
uIar ei Of 5 months, S3o: T.; ana Lights, per
respondinsixS az. Music and ornament. 1ae reg.
of Septenbe se1 IseD win OumeDos on the i,
time during the sss.;o P0pIls are admitted at any
informatnl0cee' Catalogues contaiDir~ , np the time
terms. H. respecting the course e. Aa Necessary
Thomasyi1,e WI n oe forwarded on apa;fca sGcaon,
M. ". THOMAS.
July 18th, Is5s. ffes. Board Trustees.
- - 4S...kt 90
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A young Orchard. Of choice Fruit Tree
son wishing to move 10 a healthy plASnr
schools, could not wish a more desirabErg pers
it is one of the healthiest places in the SSs
no better schools. The schools are under tland
G.. W. Neal, A. NJ, and Lady. Those wis>of
purchase had better call soon, or they ma9
a bargain. as I am determined to sell.
For particulars, address me as Franklinton.
JOHN 8. B0DD5E.
Franklinton, N. c., July 81, 1858. 49-5
Va Weekly Standard 3 months.
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Hi0h Point, N. G..

REV. N. MGR. RAY, A. B., Principal.
uNHIS Institution is on the \. 7 hal. moan, =
miles West of Greensboro, and > from Nor
nal, College. Its next session will begin S spt lst;
The rho Principal is a graduate Of Normal College. and
has seven experienced Assistants. Instruction is
piyen in all the branches taught In the oes' re-
male Institutions. Our profits are loaned TO young
ladies educating themselves for teachers, 4 eued
nav it, VIZ have apparatus, new Pianos &c. we
can accommodate l25 boarding pupils The ex-
nenses are less than at any other Institution oItne
character IN the State. Board alone and the Eng,
fish Breaches $50 to $45 per session. Laun anu
Graak each. Z so; French 5 90 ~ornamentais un-
Usually lev. Hall the expenses required i" advance
} For full information address
Rev. WI. LANGD0N, Proprietor.
9a. Wanted, sitaerfons for Sosther" femate
Teachers. 40 % &c
July Is, 1853. '
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sehools. Male and Female.

Franklinton Schools, Male ana feHaie'
The third Session will begin on the i2th july
e. x. NEAL, A. NJ, PRINcIPAL, j..
GUIoN, A. B. ASSISTANT in Male Depart
G. w. NEAL PRINCIPAL, MRS. :. H.
NEAL. AND MISSES VI. RANSONE AND III.
E. STOAKES, in Female Department.
PRIMARY ENGLISH, ~ - a.,
nleHEh p TWO LAxer.GEs. 1890
RkcH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE, 9'oO
MATRIcULA7E FEE, lOO
EXTRA.
MUs,c ON Piano OR GUITAR, ITS Use 1ScLu- oo
DED 1905
Dr. AwIxG, EMBROIDERY WAX WORK, each' o'O'
p.sru- WArgRcoLoRs GREcIAs PAIETINs,
Po,b schools will have the benefit Of Lectures
and Experiments, with a Scientific apparatus
Board, including fires and washing $50 y Pc
month. ~
limo II. 1858,
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THE CRors.-The following extract from a
letter to the editors Of the Norfolk Herald.
give a gloomy account of the prospects of
the crops in Eastern North Carolina.
PLYMoCTu, n. c., Aug. 9th.
Our prospects for the growing crops is
truly distressing in this section, many fields
are almost totally destroyed with the drought.
Some Of our farmers will not raise one fourth
Of a crop, and the balance cannot, with
showers as they would call for them raise
half a crop. This, sir, is no highly colored
picture Of the state Of our corn crop, but A
veritable truth. My farm is Immediately on
the banks of the Roanoke river where it has
had the advantage Of heavy Jews and fogs,
and with those adyaptaG shall harvest on
A distressing 5 thu friends Of the
%fufercr as much uferer himself. DR.
Wistar's Ualsan d Cherry will certainly
cure coughs. col consumption, and that
speedily. Whe1 ever fail2
Hy- Bay nonkNnless il has the written sigma.
ture OF II. Butts on the wrapper.
FOR sale by Williams 4 Haywood, Raleigh.
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nnsF AND LOT nm c.,1

tor sale. I. ;ioes now oEess bis uA-a
II n 5bsles MIL = IS Situated in Fran II HsuEe and Lot
house is we'll saisssaa,e sfsB y,sa @3a county. with:
cellent we'll Of water in tk, out houses, a, me
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~ DNJ WVHNNuItHd IL HHb TUG WIIIItu 5IBuA'
ture Of II. Butts" on the wrapper.
For sale by Williams 4 Haywood, Raleigh.
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A distressing
sufferer as much
Wistar's UalsanI
cure coughs. coll
speedily. Whe1I
IL -
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PROH. OWENS CARD.

0RTkA gave me my education,
~ and mined to give her the fruits
Oh II by Humble abilities to the in
fo[uctlon This resolve. thus early
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NINTH WARD SCHOOL OFFICERS.


t. The Jdifor Of the Tribtne
SIR: A move in the right direction has besn made
in the Ninth Ward. The taxpayers Of t1i- Ward
held meeting on the 81 inst 10 consider via, action
should be taken to eec; men Of integrity ard proper
qualifications to Gil the responsible Offices OF School
Commissioner Inspector, ani two Trustees. After
caBvassng the merits Of the respective candidates PIT
n nomination by the several parties, they unanimous
j. i1dorssd and recommended the following ticket:
FOR C,nn,s.i0ns, ............JAMES w: FARR.
Fer hsIeefeT..................AIG DOW.
-. CHARLEsT EVANS
fof Fb'ee''' '''''''''''''''' JAMES II. TOWNSEND.
The School Board Of the Ninth Ward expended in
1856 So 672 So and in 1871 81 1913 ~, being IN in
If almost 900 in single year end this does
not include the expense OF repairing ami blildng
schoo-houses The average cost Of each scholar loI
the year ISL in the entire city was = H. aud in lsj
$ll 81, being an increase Of almost 100 per cent ~
tue shofi space OF Fix year,
In vies Of this enormous iucrsase Of tie t'xes and
that II is currently reported That The old Board Of
Trustees in this Ward without distinction Of party
txertiog Themselves to the utmost to prevent new
Trustee from coming into the Board It snct surprising
the people have taken this matter into their
hands ana recommended tue ticket above rclcrredto
Ne,r. ) oyk De-. T. 1855 A TAXPAYER.
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they oj ia: i.t4- DIT, vol %. as, or
because they employed the PAX that 4. n-oe.,y
TIE PAX
nwho consider themselves % have been Improperly re-
pfec u Jtsy treated o.! efw'ss sgsriesed ton
e foreman. q the Architect In Cif suy officer Of
PsTs Of Who wish 10 make complains; assil any one
sry mp ANT made sz.ns' then selre vi call az the
Office Of the AIciecn Cue between a. 0co;k
cav
F"i' N z aGe reform ere'y IL ~ The u
esch 10 their resp gaIr whose sobney, industry
and g.ueIf duci dIHs the baizht thy testify
Before send nj s they will read 10 10 Their gin.
name is found his remains G3Jf CJn
dul' for prrTio three mouths, may cs e."
- sharsctrr wherever vshes leave the ras anf
Of md iuTug he DYOd Ia
duct VII be- printed In annual Csutra Psrt Directory
In in this Directory IN b. iercd liked
body Tor and permanent rmf oynent upon the fak
fke nature 81 the 100 sdmii bat % % tim. q
will = sve tey will be- furnished with special certificate
Al fs Other emUoyneu; from the Architect
iu.Clicf FRED. LAW ORASrEAD,
Arelis al
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AMERICAN GEOGRiPHICAL AND Sta
TISIIC.IL SOCIETY.

An Interesting meeting of the ueHly elected Co,noi
o. this Society was held Il. their roons ia the Uni
ycrsty on Saturday evening. Those present were
d. Hawks, Or. TIonpson, Mcssrs. lIenry Gnnneu,
Archibald Russell, Hiram Barney. Judge Day, John
jay, Jsmes W Beekman NJ Lefcrts, III. T.. Pierre
poni, T.. l.. Niee, II. " Poor, -. T.. Noyes, j. Is.
Narnam. jr., X. Is. MinurD, jr., and IA. Conklng.
III. Rev DR.. Hawks called the meeting " order.
Archibald Russell, csq VIE then unanimously elected
Chairman, and T.. K. Sgszoickyw WAS appointed Secrs-
tary Of the Council for the ng year Several i'm.
rortant committees weic appointed, among which tho
following consisting Of The Rev. Drs. Hawks ard
Thonpson Messrs Poor, Picrrepont and Noyes IL OF
speoia interest being charged With the production OF
p report at their earliest Convenience upon the most
advisable plan for the Establishment Of q montlly
periodical, devoted 10 geographical and statistical
science.
4 WY valuable Donation for the Library, cgnsi,ng
ofs fn 81 % nautical chart, received from the
tie spanish Government thr ugh Messrs. III. y q.
W Blunt. Donations II books we're also repoIt,'l
r. c,iyed from the Royal Geographical Society, from
the Statistical Society If London, and from several
Scientific Societies ~ Germany.
\ l.tter from the cc'cbrated Russian astronomer,
Prof Otto Strive, in II. Petersburg, prOdaced,
in which b. expresses his cordial thanks for bis cleo
ton ~ Nj honorary nembsr TIE cornci then sd
iou!ned.
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TO OLA FILLow CITIZENS: within the past four
years tie taxes upon your property have been NJ
creased to tie oxtent Of 6i per cent having
emouD.cd in the aggregate, in 1851, to sl3 20, and
in the pc sent year ISIS to 81 0l 09 the difference
being e., 90 S3G-an increase, az have stated Of
8i per cent. This Increase ia very far beyond what
tbe natural Rro@t Of the city and the extension Of its
rrutarous interests required, and must be s'trbuta
be 10 other csu.es. Prominent among such causes,
is shown by recent investigation and examination Of
the Tan actions and accounts Of he Street and Finance
Departments may be euunered (rdud aud pecularoa
upon the public treasury, resulting from the unfathfu
ress OF and the negligence Of others Of you pub
lie servants The deficiencies and losses caused thers
by in each wear have been met by corresponding IN
crease of taxation in the following year. Now, this
burden Of taxation, We beg you TO remember, is not
borne exclusively by the popet yowner, bat presses
alike through Increasing rents and advancing profit
IN trade upon oil who maintain residence in the city.
To arrest this rapidly increasing tide Of taxation,
some effective change in the management OF the fnan
cs affairs Of the city mperatlyely called for. The
approaching election of Controller affords You an OPP
poItanty to take the first step toward such chaoge,
ly eleo.ng TO the ContIollershp man competent ID
devise and carry out ofscuslly eystem OF action and
accouItirg in tie several departments by which the
fraud, pecu'aton and ezfayagance shall be prevented,
and the expenditures d he City Government reduced
to a reasonable amount.
Fellow Citizens such man we believe RoBERI I.
HAw, 10 be- and as such commend him to Your
support Cor Controller at tho approaching election
He belongs to that class Of citizens who seek not Office
but who are sough; after reqred for the public serv
ice; ELI we cay to you tina. such trait OF character
alone ia strong qualification for official station IN those
deys Of Office seeking Combining with mercantile
experience Of many years comprehensive understand
ing Of financial accounting practical acquaintance
with the public affairs of tho city, and well-earned
reputation for honesty and fidelity in the discharge of
public duties we cannot and DO not doubt, elected,
that his administration OF the duties Ct the Controller
thp viii result in reform of the abuses now so preva
lent under our City Government, and likewise in
gratifyil reduction Of the city expenditures
We rrge you, therefore fellow-ctzers, TO lag aside
tie ordinary feelings Of craftsmanship, and, for the sake
of an honest, faithful and economical administration
Of TIE financial affair Of city, Co unite with us to
elect him Oh the 9Th Of December Let no contingency
of weather. business or pleasure keep you from tae
polls or tia, day any considerations of party induce
you to withhold your vote for ROBERT T. Hws for
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=. -..:.aT A!!E9I'.., w.. lad .ey.... ma

49, M!!L2ls.., ~ lad ssvess. = "' ;,
,srn. I'd - sEosS, bess % prove tbs. tie chist
l-.t h.n,- ~. lie was sioNir- hat crrcumciso>
a. 10 Is es, lied a. prior baptism All acc ding
I, fsS ma - Ia Churca, " O0e Io,i. oie faih,
.ri che bsstiyn." ~. subsequent bagtim c5u,l
iske tfI G.
NJ. JACOBSON, tie editor az - C,rss- stone.
ir:efrut'rc-l cal upon tie Pra,ii,tt 90 on. stop
70 thi-. Wsa net net to discuss the char setter
Il bspt,m bu. - We expression 60 tie indignation
fst by every Uunne person s. 20 cuo q tie NOS,
Infamous acts ever committed.
Nj. MJREIsos attempted = proceed under eIcat
difficulties. AteT sey eral s:e.l.s of a.sscs, he re-
tied, sri
Nj JAcoEsoS. beirg loudly called ior, made very
srmaei speccr In The cou-s. If wl ch he denounced
he ahdgctou as W, re thsr IA incut o. vlock FOR
he asked only fer pound q Ssh, while they o.
usudci the shole body ard soll
Tie meeting then adjourned, bu the Sc How Mr.
Mills" al NJ BLAIR msic speeches a.tetward.
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CEN TNAL rARk.

As,hcrc are knaves who pretend 10 be able ic con-
tio tie votes Of workmcn on the Central Park, OF
that they may be controlled by others, We PRINT TIE
following Circular to set the matter at rest:
To- torsgcr 81 hs Park
Runners bsvc frequently been circulated Of forenen on tie
PAX imposing The gnornc Of their coeC. orcy
obtain services for oher purposes than he Pam woTs To
rs ground hereafter r such reports ana g u..ke ,,
lr Po..ibe iaai eA nan urde.n5s hs s. snd TIL lin
s u bis Obligations 20 the PARK , od.fe tbs. roree read
the accompanying notice 10 ther gauge, or 90, r Genera
foreman. other officer 20 DO &C. a. ,s A, o,.n g..
suce uos,A. FRED L. oLMSTEAD, Arciitee.ir Chief
Cs-f-fl PAX Sent q 1853.
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A CoUyTRYMAy's OssEKyAscE OF ThE SABBATH.
"A middle aged individual who balls from Worcester.
Msts.. who gave bis name ssJ. r. Walker, and who
II topping a, TsmmsDy Hotel, yesterday afternoon
sacntered out. AID, after perembn'sting Broadway.
COZ Guided that be would take pep into the wicked
myst.res Of Church street. but while passing through
Read. street became struck With the charms OF Z
daniel who was sitting IN the window OF No. "a Reade
street, and vino in moe. csp.ys,iog manner, invited
the r,e-ed coup,rymap INTO the houss. Walker -peas
seversl hon with tie yourg lady apd eft the house.
IL rather pcsssr; mood bu, wu horror struck Oh
,esicllir. for his pocket-book, not to 6ad tit
bad bean distracted from his poke; while in Ro~is
street. Tie pocket.book contained several certified
city obeCks drawn in favor Of {. X. Crasey L. A.
Spencer and J. X. BateInen, AMI money amounting 10
al TO a. 30 He made Known his .os- a, the dectec-
tive Office and Sergeant Dixon proceeded with the
coun.rymAn. sn}, after considerable trouble 10 iud.ng
tie house the officer entered the place ard arted tho
Iardlsdy, Margaret Co'op, and the girl Anne Meal,
who denied knowing Walker or that they bsi evcs
seen bin before. The police officer, however, sescded
tie pIen.ses but found noting ia tho house, bat %
eorg into the yard found al the checks end money
except about SO, in pile Of rubbish The ig'r eai
la1dlsdy locked up a, the police sesdsasrtrrs
1t IL supposed tbs,ttte real nepie Of ue wciecs.er
p.S /; e. 4. Spencer,