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County Notice.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 14th,
1870, Che Auditors and Treasurer's
offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from z to 8 o'clock, to
enable them to transact their bust
nees without loss of time.
/ PHILIP DECKER, "A. V. q.
K E. LUNKENHEIAIER, T. Y. G..
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n1A splendid stock of Fresh Bal
ttnsore Oysters, the best in the market
received per daily express; for sale at
90 and Coz per can. Main Street Ex-
change, between Fifth and Sixth
Streets, noV1l IW
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SMALL BURGLARY.-Mr. Sam. L.
LoeWenstein was awakened on Tues
day night By the violent barking of his
dog and by a noise that led him to be-
lieve that some one was trying to eater
bis house, but a search of the premises
failed to show any tracks of the
thieves. In the morning, however.
the servant girl found that a back
window had been broken, and some
articles of provisions stolen.
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sE Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store, corner Main
and Third Streets, aud have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov I2-ff
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L. 0E-hAEEss AAa1ADA
EUGENE RITDD fS-SAA

III. H DEXTER. MaSt6rs
". b. PESHIEGTOS, I f,forl,s
EUGENE RUDD, N10A ~
VIII leave Evansville every TUESDAY
and ERIDAY, at Pm.
Leaves Cairo every WEDN ESDAY and
SATURDAY, at g Pm.
The above new magnificent side-Wheel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, Will run
regularly. during the season. carrying the
U. 3. Mall and Adams Express; making
with the NJ. 81 ST. L Packet Co. steamers
for st. Louis, Memphis, Vicksbnrg, and all
way points, and with the st. Louis q New
Orleans Packet Co. steamers for New Or
leans, giving through tickets and Bhls
Lading TO ST. Louis, Memphis, VicksDuFg
and New Orleans Also through Lcksis
and bills lading given to all points upon
the Paducah & Calf, Illinois Central, Mo-
bile & Ohio, and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cumberland and Tennessee
Rivers. Close conn ecttOns made ut Ev-
P~svilleswiih the f.. q 9. Railroad for all
lyJints North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and TarascOn for Louisville and
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered TO stock shippers.
This company being the y. 5. Mall con e
q qctors, and running fhe9only low press
urs packets upon the Ohio River, and
be ing Ommauded by careful, experien ced
and responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality and safety than
offered by any other line. General ONCE,
No, 20 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
W. BROWN & CO.,
HUMPHREY q LEWIS,
And PLY. ID. VETS,
novI2 AGENTS.
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To The LnHers nrAnnIes.

just received three hundred barrels
of Western New York Apples, foI
sale low for cash at
HAYHURsT & Co. s,
nov16 St No. 6 South Water St.
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"SPALDING's GLUE" mends furni-
ture, toys, crockeTy, and all orna-
mental work. no17- d3teod.
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THE PoRR SEAsoN.-Mr. w. NJ.
A kin will kill 339 hogs to-day, a lot
bought within few days By Mr.. Akin,
that we're expected have arrived
yesterday.
It's understood that the LOT was
bought for six cents per pound gross.
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TIE MOUNTAIN AND MAHoMET.-
Did the mountain come to Mahomet2
Not exactly; but a large portion of
the world has come to US, and is TO
be seen on exhibition here in Evans.
ansyille, in the lectures and illustra.
tons which will open in the First
Baptist Church, this evening. The
Doctor has . large, rare and valuable
collection of sterioscoptic views of
loreign lands and cities. each Of
which covers q space of 400 square
feet. which he will magnify 10000
times. Go and see for yourself.
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DTrn on HEART DTsEAsE.-I

DIED OF HEART DISEASE.-6carce-
IL a newspaper can one pick up and
read but ones eyes meets the above
startling announcement of some per-
son dying suddenly. of heart disease,
and perhaps near relation, friend,
or an acquaintance. DR.. Bort would
remark that he has met with signal
success IN curing many human per-
sons of heart disease; also diseases OF
the throat, lungs, liver, stomach, bow
els, kidneys, bladder, and all diseases
of the vocal organs; diseases of the
eye, ear, deafness, noises, and dis
charges from the nose; rheumatism,
scrofula aud all diseases of the blood.
Confidential and private diseases
treated successfully and with conf
Dental secrecy. Operations for cat
aract and all diseases of the eye and
ear, catarrh, ETC., are now daily being
successfully treated by DR.. Bort.
Cancer removed without the use of
the knife. Office on Third Street, be-
tween Locust and Walnut Streets !;
west side of the street. See sign.
Rooms on first floor. Office hours
from 8 in the morning Ell 8 st night.
Artificial eyes inserted. Pleasant
rooms and board can be obtained IN
the same building the office Is 10
Gated. To those who reside at dis
lance, and whose cases require daily
attendance, all letters addressed to
DR.. Bort for advice, with stamp en-
closed, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. d&wtf
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noY1O 3Ot
what's me use OF raasiDg suoh fuss.

Z What's the use of making such fuss,
I Corn sO0Ts JGtte7s as t0etL as gTlltsh.
Then call at w. Ruhe & Co.'s Meat,
Oyster, Fish aud Game Depot, corner
Second and Locust Streets, and try
la can, of Bowling &zCo.'s mush fed
oysters, they will do you good. Oys-
tiers, Lake Fish. Game and Canada
Celery, received daily by express.
noyI1-tf w. RUNE & Co.
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Corner of Fourth end Locust Sts,s
~T a

II " &A4N - v &A-@~A-~4s
Is prepared to Gum, Straighten, Retooth
and perform Repairs on SAWS OF every
description. All repairs warranted 70 De
well done. In connection Win tnlss ne
will recsive orders for Large or small
CIRCULA Rs of the best English Cast
Steel, at the lowest market prices.
All Saws sold by me warranted. saws
flIed aud set. Particular attention paid TO
cumming and straigh tening large Circular
Saws. Orders from a distance promptly
attended to. Address p. o. Box al, Evans
Vile. IND. nov18-lm
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BROOM CoRN.-Martir, Gardser &
Co. have frona % to 80 tons of Broom
Corn on hand aud viii be glad 60
aupplytbe demand Of broom maau-
facturers. sept14F
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a. A large stock Of Fine Envel-
Opes az the JoURNAL Office. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-17

sGr Esterbrook's Steel Pens for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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Corrected Time Table, june IL.
DAILY JOURNAL|
TaURspAY. NOYEMBER Il. $50

CITY NE WIS
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BOARDING.

BOARDING AND LODGING AZ 81.
10 bay boarding at So per week, at Mrs.
OfKEFFEE'S. Chestnut, between Th1l d
and Fourth streets. novll-6t
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FOR SALE.

wYERY CHEAP-A PINE "A CAM
y era and stand. Enquire at ~ % a.
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FAEDERBURGH COUNTY LEN
~ wear nine per cent. Bonds, at the
rifsr National Bank, Evansville ocl-u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-17

rmRFsF STORE ROOM ON T11I1D
street. between Locust and Main, for
~ srly occupied by Murray,s Feeo StoIss
j : aufre Of LIANT 4 BROS, or at this
nice. Ocl4S
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NEW ORLEEAs, November i6.-Arrived
Great Republic and Susie silver, from st.
Louis; Celeste, from Arkansas River. De-
parted-Edinburg, to Ctnciunau; CONT
mental and Atlantic and barges, TO 81.
louis.
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"A GOOD FHREPROOP sAFE.-En-
~ quire ct this office. oczo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-17

a BOUND BOOK OF SELECTED
- Music, with the name Of Mrs. DR.. Ma
3 ollaTs win be paid for its return 70 the
{ wneF. 1t
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s0-GENT COLUMN

Advertisements. In this column, OF three
3n "a, each insertion. Thirty Cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

STATE MRRICAL SOCIETY. In another
column we publish full account of the
proceedings yesterday, the first day of the
session of the Stats Medical Society, now
in Annual Session in this city. It is esti-
mated that there are some seventy five
physicians in the city, although they have
not all, as yer, entered the Meeting.
The members yesterday worked hard and
faithfully as, they propose doing to-day,
hoping to get through with their labors
this evening. To morrow they are to make
al excursion down the river, as til guests
Of the County Medical Association, and we
have DO doubt bat that the day will be
spent pleasantly. We hope. when these
gentlemen leave us, that they will carry
away with them many pleasant recollec-
tions of our city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

CHICKEN STEPHENS KIL1ED.-From yes
terday's Standard we clip the following
report of the death of the infamous char
acter known as s'Chicken" Stevens, Rad
ical Senator from Caswell county in the
late Legislature:
Another horrible outrage has been per-
petrated, adding intense horror to the list
of crimes already committed, if the reports
that reach us are true, and of their truth
We have no reason to doubt.
A gentleman coming on yesterday even
ing's train, from Greensboro. says that
he received reliable information from pas
sengers over the Danville railroad that
Senator J. w. Stephens, of Caswell coun-
ty, was taken from his house, in Yancey-
vile, on Saturday night last. by band of
armed and disguised men, and murdered
il cold blood. about forty balls having
been fired into his body.
We await details.
Since writing the above the following
dispatch, dated at Greensboro, was receiv-
ed by friend of ". A. Welker, and band
ed Us for publication
I is true that Stephens is killed. He
was found in the court house stabbed and
hung.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

RosIN.-Since the close of our last review we
have no important change to report in the mar
ket for this article. Ali grades have been in
fair request, and, with the exception OF q Sigh
advance in strained. prices arc about the same
as last quoted. Receipts of sill descriptions
have been light, and only a small stock remains
unsOld in receivers hands. The transactions
have boon somewhat restricted for want of stock,
and for the week follows: Friday. $40
bbls at 81 so for strained, 81 for Opaque, SO for
No. l; 81 5001$5 for Pale. and SC for window gass;
Saturday, 334 bbls at 81 % for low 70 l, 50 so
for Opaque, 81 for No ], 81 125, 81 3, 81 50(0s4
623 for Pale. and Sc for window glass; Monday,
900 bbs at 81 so for strained 80 80, SO. 80 o.
So 500oS3 IS for No !, 81, "A 25 81 503i4 IS for
Pale, and - 90 for extra Pale; Tuesday, 1,005
bbls at 81 so for strained, 81 70 for No z, 81 for
low No l. So, So SO0$3 50 for No l. 81 250$4 so
for Pale. and IS go for extra Pale; Wednesday,
?25 bbls at 81 % for strained, 81 - for No 2 81
for low No l, So 70 for extra No l, 81. 81 l23,
81 25G$4 so for Pale, and SjG1iJ % for extra
Pale-aII IL Dbl $50 lbs.
TAR-Has been brought in slowly during the
week inst closed, and the market has generally
ruled quiet at quotations given in last. Re
ceipts only 3i8 bbls, which sold az 81 Is u
bDl.
BARREIs-Ia the market for emptg spirit bar
rele we have nothing new to report The supply
in dealers hands is Iully fair, and no demand
worthy of mention, only small orders being filled
hand country 50 15Gr2 20 az they run, and 32 50G1
50 60 for selected, and e 5O02 Us for new
New York - 1898 for new and secoad hand
city made, 81 1908 each for new, in guam
tity and quality.
BEEswAx-Is in bottar enquiry. AMI ge ais at
1884 cents II ID.
BEEF CATTLE Are in brisk demand. and none
of consequence coming TO mar ket. TIE STOCK IN
butchers hands Is cegy light, and barely suti-
cient for immediate use. We quote grass fatted
on the hoof at prices ranging from 10 II cents
u h. for net meat, according TO quality. HHEEP
are coming i'll slowly. and find sale at $209f3
each.
Corn MEALS in moderate supply, aud sales
are being made from the granaries at 81 so y
bushei.
CoTToE.-Since the close of our LAST review the
market for this article bas generally ruled steady
and former prices have boon fully sustained.
There has existed moderate enquiry from
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NEW YORK, Nav 26-Noon.

Stocks strong. Money, 4G5 IL cent Ster.
ling Exchange-Iong, 1O9I; short, 11Os. Gold,
1145. Bonds III. Tennessee skies, e1-coupons,
old, Gil; new, 565. Virginia sixes, ex-coupons.
69s; new, 66. Louisiana skies, ex- coupons, old,
763, new 70 Levee skies 754. Fights 90. Ala
bama eights. ex-coupons, 10I /; fives. n. Georgia
skies, ex-coupons, 50; sevens. 953 North Caro-
lima skies, ex-coupons. old, 483 new. @54 South
Carolina skies, ex- coupons, old. 90 n3w 524
Flour steady. Wheat / cent better. Corn
steady. Mess Pork steady at $29 75Gn$30. Lard
quiet at 16 cents. Cotton dnli-sales Of 500 bales
at 223 cents; Orleans. 234 cents, Spirits Tur-
pentine dropping at 80 cents. Ros!n firm at e
Is for strained. Freights quiet.
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FrUIn fkichnlOnl.

RICHM3ND, Va, May 49,
Both parties held meetings this evening. The
Conservative gathering being addressed by white
and colored speakers
Bar rooms have been closed and tie Mayor
has taken steps to insure g peaceful election to-
morrow. The feeling between the two parties to
the election is quite bittrr.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
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SEVERAL car loads of Fenians ticketed for Ma.
Ioi.a nassed tbronoh here from the west last
;.lt ,,o oo,,,,,,. ~ .,,irt., w., ,,3o. nm,
mand of Capt O'Neai, left this city last night
More will leave to-day. All Is excitement iii F,-
MAN circles.
my N
Inc 01oO0 mas uiSpA'cn 'hS' connSsr"uon
Is raging III QUEBEC put 'ile remains having cut
inc wires an" IL Is 'nioSS'oe - get ''ie "e'"'lS'
HCCHtsrER, blay %.
Thirty Fenians under Chpt O'Eell. have de-
P"''7'' N'o Wv o. mo '''' '
DETROIT. May rs.
Ii Is reported mat Two Darges' towel by rug,
0ei'"'' Yea '"'' Ni6"'
OswEGo, May %.
company Of Federal artillery ut Fort Onta-
10 have orders TO move Immediately. NO move
mehts CT remains reported mere
NEW YoRK May %.
The evening uaDera have snecipi disDatchcs
that O'Neil crossed at St. Adams, saying that he
would never recross the lines rnlees victorious
or dead. The troops move in two columns, one
upon st. Johns, and one in the direction Of Rich
mond. The utmost CONSERVATION prevails in Cana
da, owing to the utter lack of preparations Of re-
sistance.
SYRACUSE, Nav %.
TEree hundred left to-dav. three bnndred left
last night at midnight two hundred in squads
departed previously.
ROCHESTER, N. " May Is
The British steamer Horseman departod this
a. NJ, fearing seizure
The United States have $50 troops on the way
to OgdensburG. -Four hundred Fenlans were left
behind at Rome, from want OF transportation
Fifty men of the garrison, with two guns. field
artillery, leave to-day for Prescott.
Ca3EEsBURG, May %.
1t is reported that the Fenians will attack
Cornwall
pntscorr navo5
A LARGE force of volunteers. intending artillery
ore r,dor arm. bere
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aoNlNEAL' may 20
III 'A!0A no"' An'4o~'oS 'AA' 'ne rontans arc
oo'oh 1Ane W lAAAo d "oFonon' Oh 'he EASTERN
iton'ioA La 90 Auoo1 Vi inen arc par AoilB
c4ose " lhe 4lnes' II % s'ateo tna1 inc remains
nave ouI 1ne wires a' "h1'e Hail.
1"'os' @oE400s 10 'i@t lnoy h@Vo cros6eo 'ne NE
III lorce' cohsioel4Die lorco lel1 mere yes'er-
Gay lor the lfohter'
ALBANY, May 25.
Reports have been received hero dated st. AL
bans, VT, that heavy fighting had been going
on near Franklin since noon, between the forces
under Cen. O'Neill and the Canada militia.
From, vyashtrp,o. pro.....u x Gam
.r.s. Gc
-, 49,
r>,n1 rr,to corforox,oo (1o.,,.,;ttoo,. .o,,a..
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The Bill Enforce the Fifteenth Amend
ment.

When pressed to the wall on Friday last
by his able colleague, Mr.. Thurman, Sena-
tor Sherman explained this abominable
bill away in the following language, which
VIC put upon record for the benefit of any
one who may hereafter wish to place a
different construction upon the law:
Mr.. Sherman: Not at all. What I mean
is that all the provisions Of the law are to
prevent persons or officers, under the color
of State authority, from denying man the
right of suffrage. My colleague cannot
deny that we can by appropriate legisla-
ton prevent any private person from
shielding himself under State regulation,
and thus denying to person the right to
vote on account of race, color. or previous
condition Of servituCe. Our right of ap-
propriate legislation extends to every citi-
zen of State, the humblest rs we'll as the
highest.
MI. Casserly: I should like to ask the
Senator from Ohio how State can be said
to abridge the right of a colored man to
vote when some irresponsible person in the
streets is the actor i'll that wrong
Mr.. Sherman: IF the offender, who may
be loafer the meanest man in the streets.
covers himself under the protection or
color of law, or regulation, or Constltu
ton of State, he may be punished for
doing it.
Mr.. Casserly: Suppose the State law
authorizes the cOlored man to vote; what
then -?
Mr.. Sherman That is not the case with
which we are dealing. I intend to pro-
pose IN amendment 10 present O question
of that kind. This bill only proposes to
deal with offences committed by officers or
persons under color of existing State law,
under color of existing State Constitutions.
No man could be convicted under this bill
reported by the judiciary Committee IN
less the denial of the right to vote was
regulation. The whole bill shows that
My honorable friend from California has
not read this bill with his usual care if he
does not see that that runs through the
whole of the provisions of the first and
second sections of the bill ao"ich simply
punish officers as eoeU us persons for dis
crinainatiOn qt1adey color Of State Laars or
Constitutions; and ii SO proUides oil the acGy
through.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

Westminster Palace will seat but 400 oil
Us G58 parliamentary representatives, and
laring important debates peers and com.
Qoners sit on the floor.
i An Englishman was last week taken into
He New York gold room without being
old what place it was. He thought he
4ad got into mad house
The heirs of the late Edwin A. Stevens,
VI New Jersey, are contesting his will with
aspect to the legacies, valued at 81, O00,-
WV given for public purposes.
!, 4 belgian was recently hung by mistake
Ii Ii nfnges, and as a slight recompenso to
'as Vile, the generous hearted government
Ave accorded her free permission to beg
t.i they are urging in Now Jersey the es-
oS;oIishlent Of State reformaIory for
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Southern Presbyter1an Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, May 10.
The General Assembly of the Southern
Church met here o-day, and was opened
with an able sermon by the Rev. Stuart
Robinson, d. d., moderator of the last
Assembly.
After this the Rev. r. l.. Dabney, D. D.,
Of Union Theological Seminary, Va. was
elected moderator, and the Rev. Fl. Nall,
Of Georgia, temporary clerk The Assem-.
bly, then adjourned until tomorrow morn.
Jug. Questions of great Importance are
likely to come before the Assembly.
Among the eminent men present are Revs.
DR.. Dabney and E. 81. Rutherford of Vir-
glnia DR.. Palmer and W. O. Dunlop, of
Louisiana DR., Ross, @. A. Stillman, d.
D., DR.. Petrie, of Alabama Rev. DIR. J.
". Miller and Rev. s. A. King, of Texas.
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Heth OdIst Conference

MEMPHIS Tenn, May %.
The Conference has adopted the report of the
Committee on the Episcopalic reference to the
veto power Of Bishops
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IL. A. FAnNEsToCK,s
VERMIFUGE.

WTHY Is IT THAT so MANY CHILDREN
w die under the age of five years That q
large proportion OF children die under that age.
has long boon a subject of remark, and without
satisfactory cause ascertained, it is certain.
Also. it Is known that worms exist in the hu-
man system from it's earliest infancy; therefore
parents, especially mothers, who are more con-
stantlY with their children, cannot be too observ-
ing or the hrst symptoms Of t0OrIS; for so surely
as they exist. can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from tho most DELICATE INFANTS, by the
timely use OF
Ii. "A. FAEINESTOCK'S Vermifuge,
It is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury,
being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
And may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm Connections. made more for the purpose
of pleasing tie palate than of overcoming the
country, but their short lease OF life ia nearly
hausted, and r. e. Fahnestocks Vermifuge COZ
tinues to grow in favor daily.
CAUTION.
Should occasion require you TO purchase b. A.
tahnestocks;s vernifuge, be particularly carefu
TO see thatfth e&mit4als b. a. This is the
tiCle that hAstbeer go
FAVOISABL Y KNOWN SINCE 1890
And purchasers must insist having it, il they
do not wish to have aA imitation forced upon
them.
SCHWARTZ s. HASLETT,
FORMERLY
3. q. FAHNESTOCK'S SON CO.
soLE PRoPRIEToRs,
PITTSBURG, Pa.
dec 62-e o d-1y-wIy-ch
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10 attend the laying of the foundation
stone of an additional college building at
Princeton, N. j., to be known as Reunion
Hall. A committee was appointed to visit
Princeton for this purpose on next Satur-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-05-27

MECKLRNBURG COUNTY CONVENTIONAL
O very large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Conservatives of Mecklenburg county,
held in the Court House at Charlotte, on
last Monday, Hon. 2. B. Vance was NOM
mated by ballot, for the Senate, aud
Messrs. J. S. Reid and r. p. Warning for
the House. On motion, their nominations
were afterwards made unanimous.
Mr. John w. Hancock. of Newbern,
died in that city on Sunday night last,
aged 66 years.
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For the Journal
The Graves Of Two Confederate Soldier

The Graves Of TWO Confederate Soldiers.
Near the SCOTS Hill Church. twelve
miles from Whining ton, are the graves of
two Confederate soldiers, upon the head
boards of which are the following inscrip-
tions: j. M. Casters, Co., G, 18th Regi-
ment. s. G. Volunteers; died February
22d, 1868. John A. Mann, Co. Fl, 8th
Regiment N. O. State Troops; died July
18th 1863. These nen died far away from
home, and it is possible that their friends
do not know where their remains repose
They were first buried near the camp in
which they died, which was situated in
the neighborhood of the church, but
through the benevolence of Maj. G. W.
McClammy and others, their remains were
removed to their present resting place, and
the graves neatly enclosed. Papers Of
North and South Carolina are respectfully
requested to copy this item. 3.