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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-06

UNDER A NEW NAME.-The steamer Clarendon for
merly the princess Anne" purchased some time ago
ing been furnished with boilers and put in complete
order, will leave here for Wilmington, n c., as soou as
the weather permits She has been purchased by the
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com.
pany, and will run Oh the Cape Fear River connecting
that road with the Wilmington and WedpG road We
understand MIR. Morrison, welIknown for many years
as sc ltemany Conductor between Weldon and Will
mington, will command her. She is fitted up with
every necessary convCnence and is one of the finest
Ferry Boats we have ever seen-Portsmouh(V (Va) Tran
Script, 28tL inst.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

CO-PARTNERSHTP.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed a Co-part-
i nership under the and style of MCINTYRE Il
BROWN, for the purpose of conducting Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods business in Wilmington, N. G.
r. M. MCINTYRE,
JNO. BROWN.
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VALUABLE LAND Es.t SALE.

VALUABLE LAND Etstt SALE.
$50 | OFFER FOR SALE the valuable Estate in the
ssT% County Of Brunswick, known by the Of Black
- Rock. The Estate contains Thousand acres, of
which four hundred under cultivation
Some hundred low grounds of the best quail
Il has all necessary improvements. Any quantity of
csss. Aso-3OO ac es Of swamp Land lying in Buckle
Swamp New Hanover county, drained Eard part Of which
under culvaton separated from 1hs above land by the
Cape River ba gain may be had by application to
ID. d. ALLEN,
Back Rock P. o., Brunswick Co.. N. c.
Nov. Is. PSI
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'11LOH S.HON1TA

On The EUhUFEAN FIANy
CITY OF NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS so CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street,
Opposite City Hal)
Meals they may be ordered in the spacious Reiectory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
HGeI
R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
vor 1870 l0-IY
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Legal Notices.
State of North Carolina.
SAMPSON COUNTY.
IN EQUITY.

s.mr W ys jonn.on o. B. Filed November 10th, 1860
appearing by the affidavit of complainant that defen-
dan resides beyond the limits of this State it is ordered
that publication be made for six weeks in the Wilmington
Journal published in the town of Wilmington, for the de-
fendant to appear the Court of Equity
to be held for the county of Sampson the Court House
Clinton on the 9Th Monday after the 4th Monday in March
next, and plead demur complanant's bill
the will be taken pro conesSo and heard parte.
Witness, P MURPHY, Clerk and Master of the Court of
Equity for the county of Sampson the 22d day of Nove
Der, A. D. 1860. P. MURPHY, G. M. E.
Nov. 20. Pr. adv. S. 62-146w
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NOTICE,

YT1HE SUPPLY MILL Brunswick Co., N. C is now in
operaton at which can be obtained any of the follow
ing Lumbe Pine Cypress Juniper Oak sa Ash Ash snt and
to any noint desired from Florida Baltimore else
where, if necessary. JNO. hE4ng ~ d.
nac % 1919. lf-u
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NOTICE.

- THE STORE HOUSE occupied by Lloyd c.
R Sears hite Ha will he for by the first day
LssAA of January Dext. H. Il. WO0TEN.
L IShN 10 N&Rlta
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INcIPIENT CONsUMPTIoN CAN BE CURED.

INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
DR. THOMAS 81. MILES, MT. CARMEL, HALIFAX
County, Va all diseases of the Throat and Lungs
BY" CATHETERIsM" Bronchitis Larg9gitis Asthma and ID
brings the remedy direct contact with the dis
ease He begs leave refer the following gentlemen in
North Carolina that have been cured by this treatment
Elder r. 8. JONES' Forestvlle
I" A. l.. SLOUGH, Whites Store.
A. D. BORDEAUX, Esq, Ellington:
N oo5 1oen l34
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Is DOLLARS REWARD.


~ RAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the IA
a morning of the 5th instant, my Negro Man a.
DICK "a years of age, about5 feet, or ZACH -lA
es NIGH, quick spoken and intelligent Also, Negro NO
is about 20 years old, very likely with very white teeth
will give the above reward to have the Negroes deliver
ed to me- secured in any Jail tha can AGAIN
WILLIAM II. HOLMES.
Clinton Samnson county N. c., Nov. o. 1860.-l3-tf
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October 18TH. 1860.
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s1atsG SALE.

FE1HE SUBSCRIBERS have hand s TILL which they
desire to sell. 1t is nearly having been run only
one year-in size will hold fifteen barrels and complete
in all its fixtures We will sell it six months time by
giving good City acceptance. Apply TO Roux CO., Fer
Dandla or +. NJ Myrell Steamboat Agent, Savannah
or to the subscribers TEMPLE BRO,
Nov. l. lS60-lO.tf Waldo, Fla.
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= ~ - ~ - SB
Having purchased House and Lot in Wilmington, on
Second street, in front of Mr. Cures Livery Stables they
building Jail for the purpose of securing Negroes.
All persons having Negroes for sale requested bring
them to Wilmington, and give showing. AS have
made arrangements to sell Negroes South expect
pay liberal prices. We had rather buy Negroes here
and save the of travelling to Richmond ard back
We will receive all Negroes brought sent House,
take good of them and charge reasonable board until
such times they be sold for the highest prices
One OF the firm will be here at all times ready
modae assist customers, the other will be in Clinton
Co. where all letters addressed to Barden Peterson or
Everett Peterson will be promptly attended to-
B. G.. BAaUEN,
EVERETT PETERSON.
Wilmington n. Co. July Is, 1860. 1.tf
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$40 REWARD

$40 REWARD.
RUNAWAY from the subscriber, about three months
~ since a negro woman named BRlDGETT. She walks
~ lame, but quick, of dark complexion low built agec
a1 IS or DO years She supposed to be lurking on the
Sound in the neghborhood of Wrghtsvle The above re-
ward will be paid for her confinement in Wilmington JAIL
or for her delivery to the subscriber - --,>-o
Aug. 2, l86O.-49-tf JERE. j. hlN0.
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PAINTS-PANTS.

PAINTS-PAINTS.
sDURE WHITE LEAD;
I Z" Snow White Zinc;
H White Gloss Zinc;
sale and retail bv W. a. LIPPITT,
Feb. l6 Druggist Chemist.
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Accident the Isabel 81.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 29.-The steamer Isabel which
left Saturday for Havana, returned yesterday dis
abled.
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HOMES, HOTEL.

u
NHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his trlends
and the pubc that he purchased the lease and tur
niture of the JONES HOTEL in Philadelphia The Hotel
was entirely reftted and newly furnished last SPRING I'M
poran additions will put in this month"; SO that tne oo
and we'll known Jones Hotel will be second TO none IN ne
city, as home for the men business pleasure Cnargs
moeerate. and every exerton will be made TO meTs
liberal share of patronage. AAhON GAIc.
Morchl 1856 Im-5U-Iy.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c,
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

GONE FOUR MONTHS SINCE our excellent townsroan
~ NAPHTALI EZEKIEL Informed us that he had prepared
esorer with which he experimenting upon bis own
head whose top was entirely bald We saw him two DAYS
SINCE snd on the place bald four months since fine
crop OF mar has sprung up with vigorous growth So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIEL of the efficacy his discovery
GnsI ne mas named - TIL NFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR
ufacture of an article which destined to prove of anxious
interest 10 our bald pated rends-Fro Richmond Efon
rer December 18th 1859.
Ihls famous article be had of the principal Drug
glsts Those persons who desire fine head hair have
only to use the restoer according to printed directions
the bottle Those who have any doubts of its efficacy
have them removed in short time by using the NFALLI-
Bile VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER proving that il ia all
that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for err RS, 50 Main Street.
FZERIEI
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Nov. 90. 1860
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Philadelphia, Nov 27.-Business of all
descriptions is very dull here. Everything will be at
stand still until the Southern troubles are arranged.
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l. n EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible, that have
been bald tor the past II years. and have hair
by using EZEK1EL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHTALI EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphta Ezekiel.
Joseph MAYO, Mayor of Richmond.
VIM. Fl. LIPPITT> sole Agent for Wilmington, N. G..
Lar Il
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"LMINGTON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
FRONT STREET, (BELOW MARKET STREETJ
Wilmington. N. G.

M; l; A. HART JOHN c. BAILEY, PRoPR1EToRs,
HnASS AND IRON CASTINGS, finished or unfinished ;
5sSae new Machinery made and put old Machinery over
all kinds of Patterns, Ornaments. and Archtectu
W supply Drafts of all kinds of Machinery and Mill
PeCtfuIly solicited "
O IIpentine stills and Copper Work In all a branches.
~VVOReoE 1lth, l060-1l.1y.
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Rewards.
LOST OR STOLEN!

LOST OR STOLEN!
g LOST OR STOLEN, from the residence of Mrs.
"A. Susan Nixon Topsal Sound, on Monday evening
vA 18th of November little NEGRO GIRL, named HEN
two years DID, round plump face small eyes, high
forehead and thin har-well dressed in blue homes pun
Any one will bring the said child FORTH will receive the
reward of FIFTY DOLLARS; any that can give sut
cent evidence to convict person or persons OF
stolen the said chd will receive the reward Of ONE HUN
DPE6 DOIJARS r. G. NIXON.
Topsal Sound New Hanover Co., Nov. 26-70-3t-l4.lm
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FEfHE SUBSCRIBER will sell the highest bidde; Eleven
Hundred and Fifty-Four Acres of Good Farming and
Turpenne Lands, the h day of January, 1861, situated
in Bladen county, South River twentysx miles below
Fayetteville about five hundred acres of which is No.
farming lands large portion of which is good Swamp
lands about hundred high state OF cultivation;
good two-story Dwelling House with and
five fire places Upon said lands thirty thousand Tur
penne Boxes. Conditions of sale made known day of
sale. Sale positive and mistake. / will sell
modating terms W. A. MELVIN.
CYPRESS Creek F. o.. BIaden CO.. n c.. Nov H. 60 l3s
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Schools.
Wanted.

THE SOUTH RIGHT.
GIVE NE YOUR TRADE, ss am in market for %
VI number of likely YOUNG NEGROES, and am de- -
termined pay the highest cash prices. All persons
having such property to dispose Of will do well give me
call, address me at Elzabethown, Baden county N.
G. D. L. BROCK.
July oath, 1860. Aqtf
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THE TARBORO' HOTEL

(FoRNERLY MRS. GREGORY's)
- THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the interest
"a ofH S. Lloyd dec d. in this well-known and popular
& Hotel in the town of Tarboro, has become its sole
Ppror and will endeavor to sustain its long established
reputation of being of the best conducted Hotels IN the
Southern country. GEO. HOWAfD
Oct / ISeO 42-lt&9tlJ
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70 NEGROES, NEGROES WANTED.
II GENTLEMEN your old customers are vet in mark
NJ. et All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
well to give q call, address
POWELL McARTHUR, Clinton, n C..
L. A. POWELL.
J. A. MACARTHUR. TJuIv H. l960-46-1v*
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WALKER HIEARES.
l.. r. HUGGINs & SONS,

LIE b E1UGULNS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCER
w les AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 8. E. Corner
Market and Second Streets,
WILMINGTON N. G.
Orders from friends will receive prompt attention
May 81, 1860 4O-tf
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COMPREHENSIVE

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
TTJHE SUBSCRIBERS have formed Partnership under
the name and style of G. H. ROBINSON co, for
Rnsness All business entrusted tker will receive
prompt personal attention. =. n. ROBINSOONN'
Marck> g. lS6O-I58&29 h. h. ROBlNSON.
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The Kansas Troubles.

Font Scott uisited by Montgomery but left Unmoleste1-
The Land Sales to be Preuented-Return ofthe An-
ute Men.
WARSAW, Mo-, Nov. 26th-Dr. Milton, resident
of this city, arrived from Fort Scott Saturday With
er he had been business connected with the land
Office
He reports that Montgomery in person was encamp
ed within five miles of that place with IS or so men,
A detachment had entered Fort Scott and on finding
that the government officers had fed and the court,
which was to have been held Monday last, broken
up, they seemed to be satisfied and did not molest the
town in any way.
Montgomery's object for the present, it seems, was
only to murder the officers and thereby break up the
court and prevent the trial OF some 80 of his friends who
were in custody. He publicly declared that he will re-
main to prevent the land Sales which advertised for
the Sd of December and also to take possession of Yer
non and Bates counties In the meantime Montgomery
said to be regularly encamped with large and COM
Portable tents, plenty of provisions, &c.
The men seen at Bulls Mills, who were supposed to
be of Montgomerys band, appear to have been COM
pany of government troops on their way from Fort
Leavenworth to Fort Smith
Dr. Milton did not hear of any of Montgomery's
men having been in Missouri.
Judge Williams left here yesterday morning for Cn-
ton, Henry county.
The small party of Independent Minute Men, which
left here few days since have returned They went as
far as Bulls Mills and report that the nearer they ad
vanced towards Fort Scott the less they heard of the
difficulties
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements ordered be continued on the inside
charged 3 square for eachnserOn after the r
RJNo advertisement rejecting upon private charact
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES be admitted.
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uYEs sToELEY' srou,rv L. o1D1.AM ALEX OLO HAM
DEALERS IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
u CHANTS. w,ronou NJ n
Prompt attention given to the sale of Cotton" Flour, b.
NM and other Country Produce.
nar ODD 1859 II
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LOVE GROVE FON sALE,

- THE hUBSl RIBER offers for sale this desirable
E;;R place, situated within mile of Wilmington and
-@Az- immediately the W. Weldon r. Road 1t is
ceptble of high Improvement. having clay subsoil and
would make desirable place tor the cultivation Vegeta
bles for market
Any persondesirous Of puIcf asing get bargain by
applyin early.
TERus.-One-fh cash the balance in cne, two, three
and years. for approved with interest from day
Of purchase. For further particulars apply to
Jtkh J, KING or
Nav -, l860--l2-tf THOS. H. HOWEY.
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GEO. ALDERMAN,
,,spECTOR OF NAVAL ST ORES,
loa.e at l. T. Alderman's Store.
mpt attention paid to business, and soics patronage
.an L biz country friends ,,on,.
Ing. 80.
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IT. III. McKOY & CO.,
noCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, South
iT Water Street, WILMINGTON, N Z. ro.c
~ 23d. 1860 oZ-u
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NEW FALL MILLINERY,
NTcc U uINnnN

NEW FALL MILLINERY
MISS Z. A. HINTON,
M RESPECTFULLY INFORMS the adies of Whining
60 ton and vicinity, that she has opened NEW AND
- FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND
WINTER MILLINERY, at Store No. g. Front Street. lately
occupied by Messrs. Hedrck and Ryan.
2. s. All orders punctually attended to.
Oct. 1lth 1860 Tim
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NOTICE.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED have this day entered into
"a cOpartnership, under the style and firm of Rarden
- Peterson, the purpose Of buying and selling
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- PLANTATIONS FOR SALE. esp
E:@ THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANT CO.
-zA ALTON, situated in Dupin county, about three ~
miles West OF Kenansville the Fayetteville road,
tanning $50 ACRES.
The improvements con >st of a good DWELLING, and
every necessary out-buGing. About THREE HUNDRED
ACHES under cultivation and in good farming condition
The neighborhood good aud schooling facilities
passed.
Persons wishing to purchase, requested to call and
view the premises and judge for themselves.
G. A. McCLAMMY.
March %. 1860. 3O-9m%
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C. H. ROBINSON & CO,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
| WILMINGTON, N. G.
O0Hcs over j. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner OF
pincess and Water Streets
'ITorcb @ lS6O.-l58 &29.
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Further from Kansas.


LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 26-Prvate letters from Law
renee give another account of interview of Secretary
Beebe with Montgomery. The writers say that Beebe
found Montgomery trying named Mcdonald for
an alleged oense in favorng the execution of the fug
tive slave law. At the solicitation of Mr.. Beebe he
was set free On being expostulated WITH Montgomery
is reported as having defed the power of the territorial
and federal governments.
Gen. Harney and Gov. Medary arrived at the Fort
this morning, and will leave for Southern Kansas to-
morrow, with one hundred dragons and two pieces of
artillery.
Capt. Balm, in command of body of troops started
from Fort Riley for the same destination, to rendezvous
at Mount City, sixteen miles from the Missouri State
line Secrecy is preserved by the officials in regard to
their plan of operations.
Montgomery, it is said, acknowledges the commission
of the late murders, and stated that fugitive slave
could be taken back to Missouri He said he would
continue his operations against Missouri Arkansas and
Texas. If the troops came in large bodies he would
dodge but would whip small parties:
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROEs
- THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market, and will paw
"a the highest cash prices for NEG ROES of anv ace
~ suitable for the Southern market.
G. T. STEVENS.
CLINTON, SAmpson Co., N. G., June 2l, 1860 43-1y*
, 1860-04-10

MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CoxrAxT, or
SEw ioEx.-The Ninth Annual Stntcment uf
this Company, being for the year ending Janu-
ary 1st. 1860. will be found on another page,
and the results are rery gratifying to The
policy holders. as well as 10 the Directors and
officers Of the Company.
The income for 1854, was m increase Of &c.
S90.02 IN that Of lS5S, whilst the losses were
&l.s4G under those Of the preceding year; aud
the gross assets show an sncreasc Of $l6a 3aJ 81
as tie amount held Mt the close Of 1858, being
now *s1l .00S.01.
In order to show the progress of the Man
hattan since its organization in 1850, VIC hare
obtained the folio oTing tabular view Of the op-
erations Of the company from the beginning,
which will be found especially Interesting to
every one interested in Life Insurance.
We are desirous Of compiling, synopsis m
the same plan, Of the business Of al our life
companies. By massing the figures in this mau-
ner, we illustrate in the most forclble manner
to the public, the vast benefit Of life insurance,
and fx tie attention OF NIL thinking mcu on the
importance OF the subject Life Insurance is
growing up to be a great financial interest in
The country, and by bringing out in every in
stance, into bold relief. the extent Of its opera
tlons, VIC hope to forward the cause generally.
In the single instance Of The Manhattai,, it
will be perceived By the annexed table that The
COMPANY las maintained steady, gradual pro-
gress, year by year, with very little fuctuation
In all, the Company has Issued 6.sU9 policies,
iusuring &ls, sos. .57l. and received for premium
and interest 81. .s3S. .101, pairing claims by death
to the cmonnt Of near1y half q million dollars,
viz: $433, ,534 o..
At the close Of the last year the Manhattan
declared dividend Of 7n1E1r per cent. On lie,
and FIFTEEN per cent on term policies; and m
excellent feature of these dividends is, TINT the
amount is available at once BY Tan equivalent
reduction Of the annual premium" if not con-
verted at the option Of the insured. into a
Doxrs increase Of the amount insured"
, 1860-04-10

NcDoSorcn Co.-As fur as heard from tbo
Republicans Of McDonouch County 1,avc or.
ried sir towns and tue Democrats four Tho
arcrecatc Ranu1,;rar ,,,;ou;.,;
will be over 100. This il crcat n,r,b,;c,n
gain. In 1865 McDopoueh eave nono1a. a.a,
maior;tv anil 1,ncboo,n 49,. en-
mont in 1s,e Ncn.,ouoh M. W. ~. a.''
fur Republican maiorisy in November
Ds"n7 to'-ihe Republicans carry sevcn
""ns auo tae democrats i've
IEoaiA co.-As tar as heard from in Peoria
county NC nave gained four supervisors, and
'ost one ~ side Nsue.
, 1860-04-10

HOR RENT.-The Store No. l19
Randolph street two dnory sa,t of The Rrcr. u,n,.
fuldep'h to alley. vi! be 1ered low to a kd teaart
Posse estlon Ven May lst- apply to WM. BLAIR.
, 1860-04-10

a day or two since found us ut the beautiful!
suburban village Of Evanston. The immediate
theme and purpose Of our risit was to look in
Mt the examinations Of the Northwestern Uni
versisy, at the close Of its term. That object
WIS answered by very pleasant afternoon in
the recitation rooms Of Prof. Godnan in Greek,
a''d Prof. Dlaney in Botany. We were glad to
find abundant evidences Of the solid growth und
prosperity Of this Institution founded 20 lber-
ally, and Cd Wing in its welfare t!,r warm sym-
pashics Of the lovers Of sound and tno1o ough
education nlt over the Northwest, especially
among the rcry numerous religious dcnomina-
lion Of Mctl'odists to whom its origin is due.
The University is now accomplished as 10 its
recitation rooms, cabinet and society roons, in
u substantial well looking franc structure three
stor!es high, on Davis street., the principal
thorousltare east and west. crossing tue track
Of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad at right
angles, and running down to the Luke shore.
This location is more central than that proposed
for the University buildings proper, which will
lie erected in a beautiful grove a little north Of
the heart Of the village fronting on our noble
lake. This charming grove is known 10 all
visitors to Evanston and in the season Of pic
MICS by parties innumerable. This "Collcse
Campus" is thirty acres in extent, and finer
site for the proposed permanent structures Of
this school could not be found east or wost.
We tsaressed the extent Of the College Cam
pus to little beyond its northern rerec, where
stands the nobly endowed and promising
" School OF the 1'ropGetsn n-.hc Gor-cft 7.,l,-