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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
tATAHACT
w ABufNG MACHINE,
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INDISPENSABLE TO HDISEEEEPEgs.


T'at Mosr SIMPLE. economical. .na asrshis
] article ever offered ~ The public 4, snsvisfs
The diseenfsris efa vssh dar
DEstn irTtDs
" consists ~ metal eyiiydsf. with ribs on The
insiis. ahd sh infsfiaf erinhsf - wood With 'ihs
There ls space ~ fteio ~ iaehas hAt~sea the
tve cylinders One efapk iasns hath cylinders
~ the same time ~ opposite directions, sapialy
creating sads. fpfeing The water through The
clothes. Ed sIsetusliy removing The dlfi The
aeil"a ~ The vaisf does ,he work anisfly, ais
Psnses sr'itelr with rubbing. snd thas saves the
wsat ~ clothes
JAMES u. noaHus.
ipi irnes' AiieT. rblis l. Agent fsf Pennsylvania
SULLIVAN D. HYATT, rfopfietors.
"a BEEE1aN Hr, NEW rORR
y State and County Nights he sale. and
purchasers supplied With Machines ~ wholesale
nn ~ atal tasses
~ Machine 10 IN oprosiiaa ~ tapnarass
daily. at our ssssfsrtn. ds9 Broadway.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
SO u Il II ERIN
ENTERPRTgE MACHINE WORKS.

T'ug undersigned would respectfully inform
Il Planters. Maohinists, Engineers aud the
public in general, that they have opened a MA
CHINE SliDP and are ready 10 execute IN
the bes, snnsr with promptusss and punetualL
~, Any Kind Of
BRASS AND IROH GIST/YH
FOh0is0 AND COPPER sMiTmsg.
hpecial attention will be given b. building
ROLLERS and repairing all manner ~ STEAM
ENGINES, MfLds, GINS and other Machinery.
~ description Of Brass Work for Engines and
Other purposes slthsr ON hand or made ~ order.
Building Materials and steam Engines Of from
three 70 Ons Hundred and fifty Horse Power,
furnished at short notice.
DELhCHoix, DRozGREY 4 co,
Convention street, between Third and Main,
sspD Baton Rouge, La.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
r0aT AnaEna

A Y lNnispHsAptt iiatrt savine Mari,lrs ~,
~ PLANTERS. 90 bure sna inrh hrips D.. ssl-
at LAnuutrH . tANnurH
lrnsi ~ un' LaiaFpttp - Tirfias ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
pontne mAouInrs. Averps o,

Iust hrtEivfns tsv nptinr Maehinss. Vii
81 three steel ApEess rstsnt Auest Bits. assett
si sisss, Pest Aussts snd ~ inches
@asi4 bAnuilipH tANpup.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

IusT received per ship Husi,sn, ts Coils ersss
y hrpe, asserted. f,s,n . u1e,hss fise :. stssms
boats table 81 bARuttiEi ~ LAWOUF'H
rat20 Hativssp Establishment,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Stamping for Embroidery Work

"N"HfFF"F Wf fHUfVfHHfy WUfN,
II'OR the accom- m odation Of tho ladies', I
u have made arrangements with house
in the city and la,liea can have stamping
for Embroidery Work or any kind Of goods
done with neatness and at very short no
uce, | will make weekly shipment tn
every Wednesday and return the goods on
the Monday following.
X. NJ. ASHER,
deo30-u Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
LARdUtERS LANouE
ANiral ANirail
AaHtuUrTruAI IMPLEMENTS.

ntuuHHs. Asss. medium and hesvr tu,n
shsliH's arh hnaa sstsrsta. sHa~ rrti..s
sud tisF knives, Afnss = puvisnd's Spades sud
shcvsle. Iirss, sHrkel sralpsana itsr f,nks. prsh
srsalhs p,ls. iiaubs sod T-ie tirite,s. pp,ds,
Shears sni uatdpr rfoueils, Steel reirt Wedges.
itrss. ~, lrr, back sri trace rhsins, hiind BET
Hies ueiiats saa tiss,s~s tat ssalss ana n,se-h-
rr rfrss EFT arh ~ 80 -. uatasn Engines. pu.-
~ U'irhs and all tbs elhHs inpis,as n,s gsastslls
rssd. W he had ~ The Agricultural Establishment
~
tnaET tARnttirp 4 tAFnur
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
IND u - TRIAL FAIR
AZ BATDN HDffGFEs

The first rsit ~ the Industrial Assoeis-
tlch. will be held at the CITY of Baton
Rouge, commencing. ON MesoAx, isra
MARea, snd continuing through ths week
PROGRAM
E.h,.,,,.r 3. 80. Ampn,,b.-,se ="
r-','..r.e precisely ~, 30 y. .-.. ss.h
a.y -ra continue ~ ~. .sae, hese is,d
si...u4
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
rAnr 4 WAGON ttAuNrtss.

A rutb ssssftmsnt ~ Cellars tIanaps, nli.s
~ ntliias Cat ufssehinR Cs't Saddles " ago,
Hsfnsss. Tfaes Chsihs, etc. Witch We sHs, 81
mnieisls prices,
jsnts tAnnuirn \ tANpur
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

10y '''"'s"'"sffssf fsssssfssssss - 90
MACHINERY, AeRfcULruEAL fnpLExswrs
@o'-in order 70 afford exhibitor. every
'aeili'y-the awards IN these department..
viii be deferred until Friday Il Saturday.
All other articles offered for composition
viii be examined by the Awarding Com
mittee. during the week.
n-Tns MILITARY REvIEw will take
place Oh Thursday, and the number re-
CURED 70 make n company will be thirty
two, instead Of forty--as heretofore pub
lished.
~ Admission 70 the Fair, Is cent?.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
RIrI.K suOIrI.DERs-

II ARD OIL. new Lard. Cheese, Butter, Butter
IL Biscuit. 900 Bags choice Potatoes, 200 Bush
els White Beans; 30 kegs Pigs Feet; 1000 pounds
Dried Apples. BEAL q PATTERSON,
decl3 Hat Boat Landing.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
PER ARGYLE.

OEn KEGS ofthe celebrated fafieiie works
CIV Nails Just received and for sale low
These are the best and most carefully manufactur.
ed nail now made. AONTAN 4 malta
deco Hardware Corner
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
just RECEIVED.

TX BARREJB o. Premium Eagle Flour. This
~ superior article ~ Flour IL guaranteed 70
have no superior In the United states. Families
making trial oft, oan have the money refund
cd BY saying they ever used better.
dscI THOMAS BYENE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

I ADDE'S AND MISSES WHITE AND aRtY
~ Lephern Flats, also Chiidren'a Tasseled
Hats, TO DO disposed of AZ reduced pricss. az
Jnne9a. TiIE PEOPLES STORE,
Cor, Lafayette and Florida sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
SILKS.
CLOTH CLOAKs.
FAMILY ELOItR,

EN bANhElt good FAMILY flour, At modsrate
~ prices for the Cash.
janii JOSHUA nEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

I.MpRofDERIks.--saeh a. Swiss Collars. and
IL sets OF Swiss aud Nainsosk Muslin, at the
owest city cash prices, at
jansso. TUE PEOPLES sToRg,
Cor. lafayette and Florida sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
HOus (TOfhtug.
sI1.Aus,
LADIES CLOTH.

lust RECklNEn a few pieces Of Ladies' Cloth
81 with general assortment ~ Trimmings, all
Of which will be sold al reasonable prices AZ the
decd PEOPLES STORE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
COFFEE
BARREGEs AT CosT

CSO nAos Rio, loo Pockets Ola uovernmen
~.(O Java, nARnEE a BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13

II NOW OFFER the above goods AZ Coat among
Il them some very handsome dress patterns.
sepHa W. u. PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-03-13
Fiftb Day.
Fuday, March 10th.
OswggpsTAgEs,

" Fehyt not over 70 bh8da high,
Exhibition ~ Horsersagship IN The
ring, BY boys under 10 years, In
Jf,ekrv rf.alfsra.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

VISIT OF SAVERS TO THIS COUNTRY WITH
HEENAN.-Among the first fruits of the settlement
of the dispute about the belt is the laying out
of two campaigns by the champions. from which
they will, no doubt reap golden harvest A let
ter from London says that after tour of eight
weeks in England and Ireland, in the course of
which they will give exhibitions in the principal
towns, Heenan and sayers will come to this
country together tie give sparing exhibitions. In
relation to his challenge of Morrissey to fight,
Heenan writes
1 shall have between five and six thousand
dollars of my own money on the lst of June
next, which l will fight him for, and l will make
it ten thousand or twenty thousand dollors side
if he likes on any day that may be named after
four months notice. shall expect him to close
with this proposition for meeting at once, but l
will add that if the sums l name are more than
will suit his book. will accommodate him for one
thousand one hundred collars a sde-yes, for
one dollar or = ten cent piece! If he crawls out
of this after all that he has said, why, suppose,
there is no further need of following him up. Or
paying any further attention to him.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
THE JAPANESE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE June S.-The arrival of the Japan
ese Embassy here this morning announced
by salute, and they were received by a grand
turnout The procession of military waa very
large. aad the Paid Fire Department, with its
steam fire engines, formed an interesting feature
of the display. The ambassadors rode in open
carriages, each attended by a member of the
Naval Commission. They were welcomed at the
Maryland institute Hall by Mayor Swami. They
observed great stolidity, seeming to notice, and
be surprised at, nothing. The subordinates,
however, manifested the greatest interest in the
scene. acknowledging and returning salutations
with enthusiasm, some of them even taking off
their hats, American foshion to the ladies. On
arriving at the Gilmor House the whole procession
was received by the the Embassy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

New York June S-The African, from Liver
pool on the 10th ult, arrived to-day
There is no confirmation OF the Iumor that Garl-
baldi had entered Palermo
The latest telegram from that city. dated May
Odd P NJ, announces that Garibadis troops
were still in position near there; that 10000 IN
sureents occupied the heights which commanded
the town, and that an attack was momentarily ex
pected.
Another dispatch, received al Turin, dated
Palermo. the gath says that Garbaldi had ap-
rroached near to the heights which were in the
hands of the insurgents, and attack was i'm
mnent.
Gen. LARA, who commanded the Neapo-
fan troops, had demanded an armistice of Ga
ribaldi
An Austrian fotilla arrived at Naples the
21st of May.
Advices from Messina, to the 21st, say in
snrrection had broken out at Adennio and France
Villa.
The English and French residents at Paler-
mo had sought refuge board their national
ships.
Another dispatch says Garbaldis movements
in Sicily are for the purpose of making that island
the basis of operation against Naples, and as soon
rs formidable expedition can be undertaken, a
descent will be be made in Calabria
Six suuadrons numbering SO vessels, wiz be
chartered by the King Of Naples for the protec-
ton of his coast, and placed under command OF
Count D Aquila, his uncle.
A Cork l1reland) paper says the American
bark Chas. B. Tr1,itt, which for six months has
been lying at Queenstown has sailed 1or AlVet
pool She was freighted with rifles, by the Carl
baldi committee of New York
LONDON, Saturd0y-The directors have deci-
ded that the Great Eastern shall return from New
York direct to Milford Haven
LONDON, May 27-Via Qucenstonn.-Letters
from Palermo, on the 21st, say the popular pas
sion was greatly inaamed. Several shots had
been fired from the balconies on the Rue Toleda,
which were returned by the police, woundinng
several citizens. There was panic among the
public functonares, and the directors Of the Of
fetal Journal had fed. The fires of the insur-
gents bivouacs We're seen on the heights sur
rounding the city.
The Paris Patrie has information indicating
that the assault on Palermo would take place be-
fore the 9th.
ROME, May 23.-Pr;nce Dowowski, the new
Russian Plenipotentiary left to-day for Naples
1t asserted that he is the bearer of very precise
instructions in reference TO Sicily.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
Hair Dye! Hair Dye! EEair Z 80 !
- WIN. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

Tie Original and Best in the rorld
NJ others are mere limitations, and should bn
avoided if you wish escape ridiculc.
Gray Red or Rusty Hoar dyed instantly to Il benu-
tiful and Natural Brown or Black, without injury ia
the Hair skin
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been nwarded
to VIM. a. Bachelor since 1889 aud 81 HOG ap-
plcations have been made the hair .! the Patron,
of his famous Dye
ltm 4. Bafchclor'S Hafr Dye produces coornot
to be distinguished from nature, and is 0rantcG
to njure in the least however long it may be contn
ued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes rFmedied the
Hair nvigorated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
p The Genuine has the and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides of each box OF
WILLIAM A. BATCUELOR
l6 Bond Street, New York.
Wigs: Wigs! wigs:::
BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES
surpass all They elegant light, easy and durable.
Fitting to a chaIm-no turning up behiHd-no
shrinking off the head indeed, this is the only Es
tabshment where these things are properly under
stood and made.--l6 BOND Street, New York.
march IA d&wly
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

Gov BRowN's LETTER.-Hi Excelency, Gov.
JOS +. Brown, of Georgia, has written letter on
the POLITICAL topics of the day. in which he favors
the principle of n-interyention. and the Balti-
more Convention. Gov. Brown is the executive
of Georgia. recently chosen TO that position by
over 2O,O 900 majority. Save Hon. Howell Cobb,
in the Cabinet, and Senators Toombs and Iver-
son, no prominent man in Georgia has sustain
ed the action of the dsunion seceders of
the South, who thaeatep to break up the Dem
ocratic party and the Union for principles which,
four years ago, had their favor and support
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, June s.

SENATE.
The Senate was occupied with sundry bills
They then went into executive session, after
which they adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Missouri contested election case was de-
cided to-day, against Mr. Barrett, (Dem.) and in
favor of Blair, ( B Rep who declared entitled
to the seat by majority of three votes. Messrs
Davis of Md, and Anderson of KY, both oi
whose seats are contested voted with the majority
The rest of the Southern Oppositonists voted with
the minority.
A resolution was adopted in oppositisn to the
Presidents protest against the authority of the
Covode committee to investigate the acts of the
Executive. Yhas 81, Nays 40.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
~ Save No..r EEorsc..-.. We

cse&5s- Save AGmr EEOrsCs.-'Ne take gr,at
9<- pleasure in Recommending he Mexican Mus
tang Linlment Il valuable and if,iis pesa b- am
Gle Tor Sprains Sores Scratches or Gulds on horses
Oar men have used it for severe Burns Bruises
Sores, Stlh joints and Rheumatic Pains nnd al. ely
1t acts like magic. We use no other I.injmeut
j. w. HEWITT
oreman for American, Uarden's and Wells f.
go & Cos Express"
Gentlemen y had negro man worth 81 .2G0 vino
t9ok cold from bad hurt, and was useless lpr over
one year; had used everything | could hear ct
without benefit, until / tried the MHsnng Linlneit.
1t has perfectly cured him, and can now take tHu
above price for him, Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCF
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should I'm -
this invaluabe article Sold 10y all respectable te-
everywhere.
BARNES & PARK Proprietors, New Yos5
June - wit
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
OPPOSITION NOMINATIONS.

The Opposition Party of Granville assembled
here on last Saturday and nominated the follow
ing ticket for the Legislatures
For the Senate-Col Charles R. Eaton.
For the Commons-Col L. c.. Edwards James
S. Amis, and Willie Perry, jr Messrs. Edwards
and Perry being present. accepted the nomina-
ton in appropriate speeches. Hon. r. B. Gil
liam being called upon addressed the Convention
at some length in favor of Bell and Everett, and
Id Talorem taxation.-Leisure Hour.
A NORTH CAROLINA Observation-Disclosures. D.
W c. Benbow, Rufus Scott and David Scott Jr.,
are engaged in the cultivation of the grape, on
their plantation in the county of Cumberland,
in the vicinity of Fayetteville. with a view to
the manufacture of wine. They are intelligent
enteTprising young men, and deserve, and we
doubt not will meet, with abundant success.
The extensive manufacture of pure wine would
to some extent, stay the use of the foreign po1s-
onous drugs called wine, and other perncious
stimulents, thereby greatly conserving the public
health.
Messrs. Benhow & Co. have already some
eighty five to one hundred acres in cultivation,
embracing thirty forty varieties of the grape,
together with some other choice fruits.
DR.. Benbow has also small vineyard in the
northwest corner of Guilford.
We have had opportunity Of tasting some
of the wine manufactured by these gentlemen,
and though not protesting to be judges we pro-
nounce it to be superior article. 1t was made
from the Scuppernong grape. There is no adul-
teration in the wine from this vintage. 1t is the
pure juice of the grape Greensboro Patrot
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
WEEKLY PROGRESS
READ AND REMEMBER THTs-

All subscribers eoAo get tAeir papers
qoiM cross mark, made soitA q pencil,
on the margin eoith the name, are there
By notified that the time for eohich they
haze paid IS about to expire, and If
they do not send on ONE DOLLAR
AND Il HALF ananaedaotezy to re-
aeeao, tile paper s0sz be certainly stopped.
Money may be mailed en- ahe presence
of the Post Master at 0at7' risk. Watch
for the cross mark and send on money
to pay for another gear.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

POISONOUS MLK.-The wilmington Herald
of Friday last says
Some days ago we mentioned the fact of sew
eral families having been sickened from drinking
buttermilk, now the symptoms of the case have
somewhat changed, and sweet milk seems to be
doing the damage. Mr.. Asa J. Murray informs
us that on last Tuesday. himself and family and
visitors who were at his house at the time,
were taken violently sick in the afternoon from
evil been confined to Mr.. Murray's family alone,
others have been afflicted in the same way. and
we have been requested to state the facts as they
are to our readers, so that others may be warned
in time. The milk is probably affected by some
thing which the cow has eaten, as labelia, when
taken in the system, produces nearly the same re-
suits and it should be the duty of those who
vend milk here to see that the food taken by the
cow. is not effected by any poisonous or impure
su distances.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
n- DIR. ROSCOE HOOKER,

V, "A gratu
ate OF the University o. North Carolina and Of the
Medical Department "f the University of New T,rk
after successful practice OF eight wears having PEI.
manently located IN Newbern pectfully offers hs
professional services. in all its branches to th, t
zens of Newbeln and the surrounding country I)r
ii. has heretofore given aud Will continue to 9ivc ~
pecial attention to the diSrases ut women and ch6
rem. When not professionally engaged he may h.
tonnd at his residence or office be built li.tt
ntcly) one square North # the Court Huus,, and All
joining the Presbyterian church lot.
Jan 23-1, 4 Nyt
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

~ Tckings Plads, Denims, Brown and Beached
Drills, Brown and Beacned Shrting, Brown and
Bleached Sheeting, with complete assortment of
every articles in this line; for sale at HARRISON'S.
June u
INEN OODS.-Lnen Sheeting, Pillow Case
~ Linen, Napkins, Doyles, Hollands Irish Linen,
Huck Diaper. Bird Eye Diaper, Scotch Diaper,
Linen Crumb Cloths large stock of Housekee ping :
Goods. For sale by JIM T HARRISON :
June 10
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

at 39lc. for ordinary. and 60 do at 40e. ~ eelIor
for extra This morning 40 bbis (eItra) wet 1t
4Oc.
ROSIN-1O0 bbls Tale sold yesterday at S. -
$50 TBS. This morning 1900 bbls Common cham
ed hands at 81 l21 ~ 3IO fba
IAR-Saie this MOI ning of lis bbls at 81 50 Il
Dbl.
CORN-A cargo of 1900 bushels has arrive,
since last report. bnt rerns;ns nnsold
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

poIlrICAL.-The Democratic Convention of the
County of Craven will meet this, Tuesday evening.
in the Court House at o'clock to nominate candi-
dates the Legislature and to transact other
business and at o'clock Ed. Graham Haywood,
Esq Democratic Elector. will address the citizens
IN the Theatre.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
REVIEW OF NEWBERN MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE II, 1860,
Prepared and Corrected Weekly by
VIM. T. MOORE. .IR..

Recciring, Forrordtng and Commission Nerchant,
SOUTH FRONT STREET.
X 1, for the past week hns been
Produce generally has gone off at good prices
with the exception of Spirits Turpentine, Tar and
Flour which have slightly declined. Below pre-
sent you with a statement of our market which you
will find reliable and correct up to this date.
TURPENTINE.-The lcceipts of this article since
our last have been only moderate, not as much as
disiers require but enoug to keep stills agoing.
The sales Tor the week foot up $3.50 barrels, as
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

COUNTY CoURT.-Nothing of special interest
transpired in this body on yesterday. There
were several cases of 6astardy and an indictment
for disturbing congregation while assembled for
the worship of God. In this the jury had
not returned a verdict when our Reporter left the
Court House. Whatever occurs of interest we
shall note down as the week advances.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

l.. w. HUMPHREY, EsQ.-We have seen a
speech made by this gentleman to his people in
Onslow since his return from Charleston, from
which infer that he will go for Douglas at Bal
timore. Our delegation erred and so did that of
Virginia in not going for him at Charleston Had
they done the party would have been saved
much of the injury which has resulted from the
Seeding movement.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

ADpREss.-The Address of B. NJ. Cook, Jr :,
Esq, before the 'Gastonian Literary Society,"" at
their first anniversary the evening of the 29th
ult at the Theatre in this place, has just been
printed in pamphlet form at this office. 1t is a
sensible, chaste and well arranged production,
and one that reflects much credit on the head and
heart of its Young author.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12
WILMINGTON MARKET, June g.

WILMINGTUN MARKET, June 8.
TURPENTlNE-Sales after yesterday IS report
of 1s3 bbls., and this morning 26O do at 81 so
for Virgin, 81 60 for Yellow Dip and 81 90 for
Hard 9Y 28O fbs
sPIRITs-sales yesterday afternoon of so hbis
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-12

Georgius Saunders Martin
Jacobus Baxter McCallaaa,
Jacobus MeClelland.
Edwinus Turner MeKethan
Arturus Nelson McKimmon,
Jacobus Mckimmon,
Cornelius Mebane,
Joannes Wood Mebane,
Augustinus Micou,
Thomas Mimms,
Gulielmus Thorne Nicholson,
Oivarious Winfield Pearce,
Redin Grishan Pittman.
Carolus Carroll Pool,
Georgius McDufie Quarles.
Tins Rial,
Iowa Royster,
Edvardus Benjamin Saunders.
Josephus Hubbard Saunders,
Erasmus Decatur Scales,
Farguhard Smith,
NOrheet Smith,
Ricardus Lycurgus Sykes,
lingo Strong,
Edvardus Greene Sterling,
Thomas Lucus Smith.
Georgious Washington Taylor
Samuel Maverick Thompson,
.Jeannes Houston Thorpe,
Vernon Henricus Vaughan,
.Jacobus Albertus Wallace,
Samuel Park Wier
Cicero Whitfield,
Georgius Lovick Wilson,
Gulielmus Augustus Wooster.
The usual degrees, in regular course, were con
ferred on number of the older graduates of the
University
Mr.. Edward j. Hale, of ayettville, then arose
and in very neat valedictory returned thanks tc
the Trustees, President and Faculty of the Insti
tuition for the many courteses extended to the
members of his Class during their College term
and bade his fellow students and classmates an
affectionate farewell,
The exercises of the day closed with singing
and prayer
The Ball at night was largely attended. and sc
far as could learn, every thing passed off we'll.
Yours, &c, NONPARELL.