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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-10-25

Blotehes, ss also svs'Iin,. ..,
oa ,eoenr cufed ~ the o iBtm4nt b, s,.S 80
s,. sue .ne his.s ish's t,sht sHd ngrniur as *
onmeni.d IN the pfihttd iBstfuctfs,. Nh.,,.
90 a., oitei way they only dry spis or. p',s. !.
o,eaa gu. lh sno'hs; whsrfss tie Oiptmsrt VII
Iemove t"e bpfnof from ibs system knd is.,. ~,
patien, Vigorous ssa beshhy he,,r 4, 81 y.
sniag eers. " eh'a's
Drop'iesf sweilihs.. Psrsp. & SIN Joint.
Althoush the shove complain Do die., u,s.,
,oen oIein ana hssfe. yet they ali reqai4 leo.r
nehs, many ci ne worst tbsss of .seh di. e.x
VII yieid 10 a sonpsrslfvsly Oh ,f spsss Of ,i,,.
whsh WI. IN nest 10 diligently rubbax 7Ip,.. ~,
psfn sn-e'ed. even after every other m.anr h,v.
fai'ed. In all serious masdjes the pi,is shnn,n 4,
"tsn 'e'o'dins 10 the printed dirssIioas ssesmve
nying sahs boz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

the TACT that there will be saving in the
estimated distance of ten to twelve miles.
IRON Asheyille to the intersection Of the
Georgia and Tennessee State lines near
Ducktown. From this point roads have
been chartered TO connect with railroads
already built, both to Georgia and Tennes-
see-thus affording an opportunity BY this
extension OF making the Western road the
great through line from the North to Mem
phls and New Orleans and intervening
country.
The locatorg survey will Immediately
commences, two parties being now organ
lzed-the one starting at Dlektown, the
other at AshevllIe, 10 work towards each
other. This survey was provided for by the
last Legislature, and will enable Mr.. Turner
to make out an accurate estimate of the cost
et construction. Maj. Turner is not in the
habit OF making approximate estimates, as
may be seen by the fact of the work so far
beng built within the original estimated
cost. He is Of opinion that thorough sur.
Yeys are most economCal--a saving ON a
single point frequently covering more than
the cost OF the survey. The history of this
very Western Extension proves the correct
ness OF Maj. Turner's theory. The first
survey by Mr.. Garnett, under Col Gwynn,
resulted in report of the impractcabilty
ot the route-requiring tunnel three miles
long. When Maj. Turner succeeded Mr..
Garnett he insisted practicable route could
be obtained. He tried it and found one re-
qulrlng tunnel of but one and quarter
miles. Maj. Turner was still net satisfied,
and Gu further survey be discovered
highly practicable route, requiring tunnel
Of 1890 feet only, showing the utility Of
thorough surveys. The survey just COM
peted has inspired the friends Of this great
work with full confidence in its speedy COM
pct.0n. We trust no new system Of State
pulley will be allowed to work TO the preju.
dice Of this needfuI State work.
Salisbury Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

makes life pleasant TO make others happy. |
find it so. There are some who think they
can get along best by living for themselves.
But it is a mistake. When they die, no one
misses ,hem, on account Of any good or kind
actions they nave done. They might as well
be thorn bush on a rocky hillside, as to
live without doing good to others. But
said Mr.. Daboll, J" suppose you would rath'
er hear the story"
He read several pages further. and then
stopped and said:
There are two or three other things !
want TO say to you, boys, before forget
them.
a spoke, Just now, about honesty in your
conduct to me but want you 70 be honest
in your conduct to each other. Honesty and
virtue can be exhibited in your sports and
plays, as well as in your dealings. Avoid all
unkind and ungenerous tricks that will an
noy playmate. BE careful not to break this
rule in anything, for you do break i when.
ever you do to others what you would not
like to have them DO to YOU.
Avoid angry words aud improper lam
guage. If possible. do not wish an unkind
word to be spoken while | am in this school.
The Bible SAYS, He that ruleth his spirit is
greater than he that taketh city, II you
want to be true heroes, try hard to rule your
temper and your tongue, for little words OIL
ten lead to great results"
/" In this way," said my fleind, I" Mr.. Da-
boil continued with his story, occasionally
stopping 10 make remark Of his own, or to
tel; US Of thing or two lie wanted US to re-
member. After while he looked at his
watch, and said thai, as It Was noon, he
would DISMISS the school, and we would 60
to work in the afternoon. Noon, indeed
Twelve o'clock already. That could not be
The time had passed so happily, and the
hours passed by unheeded, and all we're sur
prised when Mr.. Daboll told US The time.
" Aud you had a uery dlsOrderly school
with such teacher :" asked.
"ll put new lite into US all said my
friend.
The advanced scholars actually jumped
ahead III tLeir lrssnns. The dull fellows
woke up and surprised every ybody with their
progres. aud then myself began 10 learn.
All know | am 10 debt 10 him ior. He did not
raise his hand during the time he was in the
school, TO punish scholar. There was hard
" case u bad conduct in the school, and he
repro,ed the culprit So kindly that repeti-
tiun was not known; and when he LETT the
sehool after long service to 20 to another
and higher situation, the children cried .,
the lU.s Of their lrieEd, the parents present
I'd him With valuable memorial Of their es-
teen, and be lett on my own and The hearts oI
others an impress as la .ins as our existence.
London Sunday Setooi Teaeier's .AegOziHe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
COMMON SCHOOLS IN \. c.

We have received the General supernten-
dents Report for 1859, aud examined il with
nuch pleasure. Ii shows a gradual, but
marked improvement in the educational IA
ciiities Of our State. The Superintendent.
Rev. {. II. Wiley, has labured very zealously
and although the work il very luxurious, vet he
has the satisfaction Vt seeing his labor crown
ed with success.
We learn there are reparis. more or less
ruil Of the whole number oi white persons IN
tie State between tie ages at aud 81 years
from - counties. The sun oi these is a.
follows, To Wit: males, 93.I9i; Females So,
Sc, aud ni thuse whose sexes are MT dlstln.
suished, ,55s; makins in all lS6,l74.
There are reports, not generally full Ui the
number Of chiltIien attending school during
tie year 1859 IN = counties, The sun q
whiehis: Males, & 400, Females, T. Az; in
al lOs,9is.
Seventy eight rouaiies report the number
of school disittrts w4igI they eOntaln TO be
three thousand tisree hundfsd aud seventy.
Ibrcr.
There are reports from seyenty.uine coun.
ties, ol the number Of schools taught, the
sum If WHICH j. two tiDa.and seven hu ndryd
aud iifty.eight.
There arc lists. very oitea imperfect, 0l
the names aud grades Oi teachers licensed in
st,eutg.uue counties. aud the following il d
statement Of the number: Males, ,sIj fe-
males l56: u those whose sex il not Listin.
guishr,l, 67; IN al g,uG6.
The average length oI the school was about
four months.
The average salary Of teachers was at least
twenty. eight dollars per month, material
advance on TURNER prices.
Tie reported receipts Of school moneys
by the Chairmcn Of Board 0f County super.
inlendents Of 20 counties, were slsg,9I5.
Gil. The reported expenditures 10 the same
counties were s25J, J,ilU.j6a, and the balance
IN the hands ol chairmen was Sl45, l33.i09.
- make these sums balance Or prove each
other. il mus, be remembered that the expen.
ditures IN Bcrtie, Clea,eland aud Wilkes
amounted TO S1OD,9j over the receipts, and
that the amount must be added TO the total
receipts or sgbtrdcted from the sum Of dis.
bnrsrmruts and balances.
The whole amount ui taxes reported 10
- counties il So. .lGD. 10, being an average
Of about 81 .25s to tie county. which would
make the school tax II the whOc State about
sl05, 900.
According 10 the returns Tor Tie year 1859,
the average number 81 children attending
school during the year was Ill 10 the
county; aud this would give lsO.lgO as the
number attending school - all the counties
Of the State during the year.
The ayetage reported attendance 20 the
county IL Tie year 1859, was I.ss6. aud Tie
whole attendance, according 20 this. was
1870 increase from 1857 IL 1858, 5,lI5j
from 1858 to i550, 4.555.
There are ID tie state from two hundred
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Library a4l Agricultural Paptf,
puhlnhrd ii augusta. Gt6r.ii
DR. u LEE. Agricultural Editor.
VI. M. MANN. LilcgAy Editor.


f'lIiS !. tic tile q weekly paper, devoted to Ag.
.ieuliufe. Literature anI Al. Which am publish.
ing 10 augusta Georgia. Il viii BE- IN quanO iom Of
eight pages. ioio tifs-esfh contain orly
luHn. u matter. Il willie gcntial sstlc similar 10,
and ~ sigr tumrshai lager than The Nrw l1ik Led
gef. II Nill ~ pUbsrd gnaa book paprf aid Nill
he 10 msehanifal execution 10 ths beet si,ic Of iyro'
stsphicsIaH. IL tHHy Il will s Az that thr lest ag.
ntaura ,cieet and practical knowledge Il tie south
can tIiuish. 4 wcesy VISITOR q ht homes 4 south.
crn plsHtsrs an1 iauntrs Il viii II more assiGl uHl
astspii6g 70 len than suy monihly jgaln1iVt equal
mfFit.
SIS ain !. 10 csiitlish raper that Wiil le yhiele
5i Information that Nll be useful % suuihein planter.
aHI iafmefs, and a repository 81 southern Ihnuaht.
agnaii1u and taste. % The realms u Literature aud
NJ. and % obtain tnr I such extent ~ patronage
aud .uecess viii justis ths mesi liberal eompctsa.
lion " a 10 contributors Atle snd experienced el.
tors snssged. sud. steps % ptagts to scruie
contributions from be most pleasing sauhctn Wftrts
VI hoih trtrs Much latent talent viii ~ brought 70
light. aud lutnish agteeatc supts,s 10 southern
people.
fulI many gem of puea ray serene"
vii alsh eiote thr ajB,iiing eyes, aud cause gene.
fou. gl1N 10 Southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor Nill ht Df. Daniel leo the
distinguished Professor II agriculture IN tie University
oi teUEia editor iBf many years past u ie Southern
Cutivaior. aud leading contributor u many North.
EN- agricultural journals u tie highest reputation.
Tie Literary Ediiaf will be NJ. ". W. Mann, oi
III. ry 81 accomplished Nfiicr ne taste and scho.
itly attainment Who. having retired Iron thc active
duIirs u le legal pIoicsson spent any years IN Eu.
npe aud for several yeaisthc Pan. correspondent
u the National lnieigcneef. and southern Literary
Messenger
Terms-Cash in advance, 81 yeat
Blk euffrni III The State from wh,h they are sent
fseoi,ed Il pat
JAMES GARDNER.
Augusta. Geo. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
~ CSC ~.
SS2
THE OLD FARMER.

Tho twilight Of lfe's autumn time,
How sweet is holy spell
TO those who rest from earthly toll
And know they've labored we'll.
Such joy as thine, those hands have taught,
The wilderness TO smile,
The patient years Of toll have won
a garden from the wild.
Thy cheek, the harvest suns have tann'd,
Sill weais healthful glow:
And loves sweet fountain in thy heart
Sill glides with peaceful flow.
The years that upon other brows
Have set the seal Of care,
But lightly passed DER thine and lef,
Aerown Of glory there.
The hoary head il beautiful
When found in wisdom's ways,
With honor she has crowned thy brow,
Blessed thee with length Of days.
On sunny hillsides sionger hands
The ripened sheayes shall bind;
And younger voices raise the song,
At merry autumn time.
Thou'lt wst amid the mellow light
TIL angel rcapefs come
To bid thee join, ,siumphanily,
A sweeter " Harvest Home"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
MINERALS OF WESTERN y. CAROLINA.

Few Of our people have any adequate idea
Of the yastuess Of the mineral wealth of
Western North Carolina, nor will these ever
be fully known till they are developed to the
world BY railroad extension. We have been
shown, by Maj. ]. q Turner, Chief Engineer
ol the Western y, c. Railroad, specimens Of
marble OF the most beautiful hues and Of The
finest texture. The specimens we have seen
include pure white, gray, drab and flesh color
ed, and all OF them are susceptible of the
highest polish. They exist in quantities de.
signated By the term mountains" and.
as 10 mere limestone, there is q world-ef il.
Tins. OF itself, in country elsewhere al.
most destitute Uf lime, is no small consider
alton. Besides this marble, We were shown
specimens OF " silver ore" as it is termed.
which contains very large per centage Of
silver IN combination with lead. and Of which
there is an abundance. But the greatest me-
la!ic wonder Of the West is in its conner
mines. The samples Of black oxide, yeilnw
.ulphate, &C., We were shown, need no sci.
eatitie eve to detect their richness. The
prOduetiveBess Of the Dacktown mines will
show what may be expected from cur Jack
Ion mines-for Maj. Turner was assured by
competent judges that there is not the slight
esi duabt Of the jackson mines being iuly as
productive as those Of Ducktown. The pro-
ducti8n 0f a number Of mines iu Ducktown. by
the Union Consolidated Compauy, in Febra-
sry, was s5j tons Of copper ore, or about I4O
tons <2s0,oJ fouadsJ Ot ingot copper. This
i worth in the general market seS goo, which
alter dedaeli0g S25,ooo fer expense Of min
lag, smelling, and conveying 10 market.
iessrs net income q! SIS, 900 for one month
--Or at the rate Of over hall million A year.
This Is lrUm uHly few Uf tie mines. VIVA,
the aggregate yield and profit Of the Duck
town mines j., We have as vet no means Of
a.certsiuing. so il will be Of the Jackson
alnes ui this state. And 80 imporlant'a
consideration i this in a commercial POM.
gi ';eN, that all the neishboring States are
I,'u< iagirutnost exeriiols 10 connect with
9ar Western borders by lines Of railroad.
II remains u be seen whether this great
".8'ti, ii there was 90 other IN prospect, will
'@ permitted To pass iron Us or around o.
a4's'ea" ot Comlng through cur State 20
strengthen aud enrich Us.
Nz3ssjurg ggugzy,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

THg AEr " Nor QuAaRElLISG.-How i,
1t Wencver quarrel, Mrs Aautippe: Well.
- ID tell you. leu see, for quarrel. and
especially a suoi quarrel, it Is necessary to
bate two parties UGe persUn can't make
qsarfeh Now. il am in quarrelsome hs.
moF sud break cut, my wife remains eJbi and
collected, aud doesn't say word. II my
u,ie is peetsh aud displays more tcmper
taan is DgeOming ia ane 0f her beautiful ssx.
|. keF husband. remain nBmuyed as the mo-.
gmeBt, ct else cheat myself into tile belief
shat AHA listening for tie moment II one Of
6sist's heavenly songs. Thus, whilst one
party Is yUicaniyally tuning, the other i ss
eaIm as eOld potato. In oil our uuafre!s
tdgre Il. 10 tlrs way. always controlling
fo"er. striUnsty, We never quarrel, BE-.
eaGse there Is a philusoyhic compact BE-.
tween - never 10 quarrel together. ~ only
ItSrfd OHe u dime, and il j. astonishing, II
you leave a qgarrrI alone, hUw very soon il
dies out That's ouf secret, Madam, aud I
should ad'ise you ard all Naaiippes to fol-
tdS u. Punch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

and twenty to two hundred and thirty thou
sand children between the ages Of 6 and 2l
yetrs and that OF these at least one hundred
and fity.fye thousand attend the Common
Schools.
The whole white population Of the State
is possibly from FIVE hundred and seventy
five to five hundred and eighty.fye thous-
and though it is hoped this calculation may
turn out to be considerably under the mark.
Gtefasj0feash limlS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
WESTERN yonrH claollXs RAILROAD.

We learn Rom Nai. !. e.. Tarner. EBgi.
nerr.in Chief uf ihr Western Snr.H.CatuIiha
Railroad Company. that the experimental
line 81 survey has just been completed from
the mouth " the SNaHuanua river, 10 the
French Broad valley. through to the fcnHes.
see line near the hackiu"n copper mines.
This suryev determines that there Is not
unly practicable ilnr Ger tie extension Ui
the Western Nurth CaFulInaroaa from tshr.
sillc. tlroaeh the counties II liuucumbe,
Haywood. Jark.vD, Macon aria Cherokee,
but that its pTactieabiliiy fer mountain
country i. remarkable III au eminent degree.
Aud whilst the Riehland. rughasegc, iana.
luska and Valley river aliutd i cheap route
for the greater par; VI this distance, the di.
reetuess Of the line ma, be Inferred frvm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.


LTHOUGH my Stock of Goods is very little If
N any less desirable at present than when il was
first opened in the beginning Of the season; ye, as
The character Of large portion Of the stock is Of the
description Of goods that depresiate in value by change
Of fashion If carried for another fall trade, deem
il the best policy make the sacrifice at once and thus
make TO replensh with full assortment Of fresh
and fashionable goods each The advantage Of
such plan Is apparent 10 all rejecting persons who
give any attention TO such matters, as il enables
merchant 10 offer to his customers the newest styles
of goods, besides, saving accumulation OF interest
which is the necessary result Of dead capital e0nse
quenty active exchanging OF the stock - OF mutual
advantage both TO the buyer and seller The pTeseut
stock il entlr y ffesh il having been purchased during
the fall season.
Among the stock will be found some Of The most de.
siiabe Staple as well Fancy Goods, that will be
sold very cheap viz: Bleached and Gnbleached shirt.
ings itish Linens, 1874 Cotton and Linen sheelings
in the laer unusually good bargain can be had,
II purchased auction at greatly reduced price,
the eheapness VI which was the ehlei njucement 10
venture 10 deal ia such Article, persons who want
such goods do not expect to find them IN village
Store.
Superior Flannels--A Among this 10, win BE- found "A
Shaker Quaker and Rodgers Eonshrinkng English
Flannels, besides al the styles Of American make;
Twled aud Plain Red Flannel and Spun silk Under
shirts for geBteme also, Ladies Merino Vests; large
size square Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets, and hest
quality Of shoes for both and women, Ladies
lra quality Morocco aud French Cashmere Caters,
made up 10 order by the first manufacturers If Pha
delphia.
Ii Genilemen's articles will be found an excellent
variety Cloth, C1ssnefes satnetls, Lakeshore Cas-
simeres anl leans and Oyercoats. The great yaieiy
q Ladies' fpucy Ariicles will render il tlo tedious 10
mention. Please call aud examine the stock. a. You
may be assured that II you require goods between this
and spns il will be 10 your interest 10 do 90 as Il Is
cesrahic reduce the slocA brioe Tie spIing uadc
SETS in.
NB--Lldies will please observe that opened some
beautiful style. 81 Dress Goods aud French Worked
and lalencne Lace Collars aud lnside Cspes, Chill
dfen,s lr.h PopIn, and Read Made Clothes, a Of
which viii Be offered al hrir or usl col. The French
work i nj lhe hieest 9utly waish Nogli Ienta ar Il
more desirable t9 s Il of even il Tie sacrifice pro-
poscl above than that thcy should remain on hand
~ another Huping the ladies viii give some
attention 20 The abUte
! am, respectfully,
ii. L. OWEN.
Hll,bofouth, January TO- 2i-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
4 CONSUMPTION AND ASTHMA
CURED.

DR. II. JAMES. discovered. while in the East
ladies a certain cnIe or COnsunipii ID, Asthma,
bronchitis Coughs cols. and General Debility. The
remedy di.eovcreJ hy bin WHEN hts onil rhIid.
daughter. Was gwen up de- Hi child was cuied.
aud Is nJg allse and sell Desifaus u heneiiing his
ielaa moHas. " viii ssBd tp thase y ha wish IL The
pere coniaining ull diTeriipHs iot making aud sue
ccssigly asiuE ihi. remedy. f,e on receipt p their
names with stamp iof return postage. Ihcfe is not
single symptom u consumption that It dec mol
ake holi 81 ind disspale Night sweats, persshness
tniaiipa Il the ntvts filute Of memory. diiirult
prrt5faiian. .hsp pains IN the lunss, throat,
chilly sensaiions nsuscl al the stomach. iiatiiOn
of tie howcl. wasting away D tie anus les. Al.
Ife.s d. Y. BROWN s. Co. 80 sud - John
Street. Nsa iufk.
Ao, -. Is--Gmp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

SABBATH ~ ESUL8Sp.--Thp original SAB.
bath 10 England. a. established IN 4. ID.
$50, commenced On Saturday II three U'elBes
aud lasted till dlybfsak on Monday. Ia the
reign ul James L.. iG0d. a fnp Vi one shil
ling was iinpOsed b. act uf Parliament on
every pcgsoa absent IRON church on Saudav.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA.
OnsAog CoUNry.
Snnetinr cnnri II Law. March Term.

S1peTIur JOurl OI Law. Matth Term,
A. y. 1860.
ET appearing 70 The satisfaction u he Cautt, that
.hs ba.ne.s on he Eisil Docket 4 this Gouh. and
- ihe Egany Docket. has become loo great 10 bc
done Il tie Iegniaf term thereof,
II !. thetsiHs gtJrfed. that Special Tsm oi ihis
t;aafi bs held ~ one week. commencing on the
easd Maaday n iuns nefl And ilial The Clerk u
tbis Coull publish ihis order " The lilslotough ls.
cofief.
Piires aud witnesses Nili attend astsfdinEiy'
JAMES Gill, Clerk.
March 20. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
q III A n O.

HAVE mtlc arrangements 10 Keep constant sup.
! Nv ii pure Petusian GUANO. and Mape's ~.
PER PHOSPHATE of LIME, at very lcw prires.
JAMES WEBB.
February 81. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
January 4th, 1860.

INDUCEMENTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE
disposed to avail themselves Of an opportu,
nity of buying goods at
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

ErEf;s7; g.EiTTz TTz9>> l. Ia.5 JEEEi, and Fresh Lemon
i Syrrp ior sale by J. j. MckAlN
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
Hats! Eats .!
T'riE,aa Bacon.

r&Go LBS. Nc BACON, just received and will
- be said for CASH "rly. u
Mayl MnRCEEY & BOSWELL.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
Il 90 z 81. ~.

lNCn.e EY.a'TE;es I& E'Es Eisla EssEET
- SYRUPS, ut MCkAlNiSs Drug Store.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05

EiE:.GHE 81.
J FOGEN.ARE all persons not to bathc on The VA
L tcrs OF my Mill Pond. aa- il is Il great aun"yarce
TO me. would respectfully ask The aid Ct Parents
and C;uurlaus in this matter rs am determined 10
enforce my rights
April 2i;t FRANCIS h. HEMP.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-06-05
LEAF LARD.

FAN be sent bv mail and will effect cure soone
\ than any oihcr medicine. is safe, pleasant ant
rcliaL!c. Srl,i by j. j. MckAIN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-22

p:Sy" Quite a number of persons went up
on the f. S C. Il R., yesterday morning, to
attend tho Opposition State Mass Conven-
tion.
q Amongst them We noticed persons from
Posey county. There will be II big crowd
at the Convention.
1t may be set down rs pretty certain that
Henry S. Lane will be nominated for Gov
ernor, and Albert Lange of Terre Hautc for
Auditor of State. Further than that the
nominations are decidedly "mixed." OF
one thing wo are sure: The Pocket will not
be Sighted like it was by The Democratic
Convention. The First District will get
some nomination on the State ticket.
Furthermore, we predict that the plat
form will be conservative.