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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29
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9en GiYsrppot u. 0apre 9sa6-
ribten bis iuas,6. 9llnp.; teuIl6e|
2eituneensbts gum ~. Mdp.
Oie brttif1ea s &Oa.ruifare tarI
0tnoeruns oss @e!aoeub onee!s,
tpelbe 10 Iebereintunfs nit S5par.'
len auf Guba ansefteut (ino, fa9en
in ibrem Derjbte an Die ta9lilbe
Nteieruns oon, i. Gan. 1886 fol-
genoes: h9eie (e,t Der gtnfhbyUtts
oiefes mauniofaben GetatAions-
ANTE bat Der @setauenbanoel pot,
6apauua cine 70 entebrsnoe 0tte
erreidti ais ,pdbrene bes JaAres
1895. Nusbsr $tltsine tptr Die
gbre babenbepJulesss., erlebt tiaan
oa6 rpdbyenr> >oes fueben beenois'
ten Suhres SO Gelapenfbi6t it
oiefem 9afenfbtr einliefen. Sn
1888 fatssen 81 an, ,lno TN 1884
So; ober 1885 ersiebt cine 3abt
Usrmistet|t tpel6sr tesbt Nls 5O,-
900 0>eeer 9elanoet ,p6rDen itno.''
Gin neulibes Qirsrpooler 8latt
bebauptet nit Ebr 5si0enoen Bcr
ten, ta6 Die an1erifauiiben Sauf-
leute Die Sabrifanten uno Sauf-
Ieute gnslanos un, cine nibt &C.
rinsere Suname ais z Netu. Yfo.
Ctbwinoelten; oobep miro bebaup-
tst: ''oie 9efeFe Dee 9er. Stads
ten lIno. oasu ssntabt, uta europa
au betrissn &C."
9pebrere 0treftcren Ser Sanf
bot, England {ollen anlebtAlb<
0oten bon DEN fossnasuten ot1e'
rtfanimen !6dHltrn In 0dnoea
gehatt baben.-2setere tpurpen
paber 70 tange uaterltuet, biz ers
ffere oie(elbeutcs(blasen tepntelt,
uno 0ann fstjeo trettsre t1nter'
ttaeans Don Seitert Der 8ant an
tiele 9dufer tnts.
Nadb Dem tesssn Q,lortalssBts
ribte Ser Baut son gns(ano be-
lief iib ibr tadrer Dcrrotb am S.
MaD auf 100000 pfuno ct.
uno Die i'm, llnlaufe bsfpoli6e
0>otenn,a0e auf 1s,4sOto0o DO
st. Oie Oepo(ita betvugen lO,s]
472,Ooo- -Dfo. Sr. uno, Die 9p'
pDtbefsn 2SO,Ol7,OOO Yfo. ct.
Sie ensl. citil1ol(be Gan1pank
mabt sesenwdrtis srebe Qn'1
ttrenguneen, UNI bic Sultur oer1
Baumwous in Snoien iii befSrs
bern uno bes Yroeutt in @tano
su ftssn, mil Ser dn1erit. 8aun.-
tpoue auf Den turopdtGben Mdrt'
ten ju eonturtiren. Otr grfel9
1T nod j!peifelbaft, absr einise
Nartien 8auntweue, tptl0e bic
Gompanie aus tbrem 0erfubes
sarten Su Oauoa id oer, prdG-
Dsntfbaft Bembap, uno aus Si'|
yllDellp IN l@0uDlnOlkn- erblelts 1I1O |
In esnbon oen bstett t,orGamerita.
nilben Serten slei1 stIbdet
tperoen.
9ie 3abl oler politiChsn ges-
baftetent oenen Der frani. S6nie
aasemsine Amnstiie be.piliste,
.piro auf l6e osfbdst.
So if Die Geoebon fshr wib-
tissn pelitiltbsn Maasrestln in
Betrsf Spaniens, tpet6e jsood
ertt naeb Der 9ermdblan9 oes
fran,. &rcnpriujen ins werf se
fest tpsroen follten. Sesiel 1T |
seip,e, ba6 Der QuaorxpelsSrat /
tat sesenmdrtis aufoas Doufdn.
pisfte erfilt miro uno Die Grenie !
jeet sesen jsoe Nrt pen Nusfubr |
gefperrt 1T. |
Spanie Die @taot
eerit i(t mit beeetitenoen Ger
sdtbtn uno uielers Sefan9snsn in |
ote 6dnoe Der Garil fen eefouen; |
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

tabte So6rift "sUee1tSet Der Srdn-
icfenfre0er'' miro nun in Seut tfb-
>e.:D. Stadf5,.
Yapttain Ga(ttemar pcn oens
Dampfboot 0en @6erroo bat
cine Oarlfellun9 in 8esng anf oas
9euunsllfen feims 8ests befoHt
sema6t. gr lduenet be(ti'nms
oaB> &c Beg iener I,sn9li6ltben
9etestnbeit In ir9eno einem
Wsttreanen init etnem anttren
Beot bssriffsn tvar, ,pioerfpri6t
Dem 9erl1t ba6 feine Manns
fbaft Ju jtner Seit betrunfen tpar
9tebt absr suoa6 (Ie eewobnt tpare
frebe3utritt 10 einemB drrel 1Ebiss
fey iu baben fpritbt ben Captain
BON Dem 8oot Nltcn BON Der Se-
(6ul0i9un9 frsp,0a6 er uitter uns
ter bic llnsIl6li6eu sefabrsn fep
|un0 perm6ge otr oabur6 tnt(san.
'oenen Beueu jbr @vtciuten resur,
Ca6t babe.
II beba4ptet oas er u,o feline
SrAn Die lsktenpsrfene rporen tpsl'
We oae Seot Uerlie6en, 11no oo6
ale rl1bQltd)e NnlfrenQunQen BON
ibn' nno (einet, oflciereu fur
Die Nettuns Der paNastere sema6t
rporbtr tpdren. Nu6 fey Die
Nnsabl Ser paGasiere febr hbtr.
trieben pcroer9, 0a INIT @inf6lu6
Der M,ann1befttS tStnesrt t8ecienten
uno dtler aAeerst1 spsrfoner1 Ie
nirflib nidt rnebr tals $50 bis
200, iur 3tit als eds ,8eot
eerbranntt, betrus, Eno sets Die
ftr sansen 3aht slaubt e. nisbt
oa6 snebr als CO. bis 65 ibr
eeben vtrlcbren, anRats BON 100
bis 200, .pit ftiber trtiesrweift
bebauptet puroe. S6lie6lib
fast Gapitaiu Galtteman, oaB Ct
bic 9ofnune, oas 8cot. ans ufer
III briusen um ale retten 3u
ebansn, 70 lanse feltbielt, biz Is
,u fpdt spar fsine sieent Samilis
III retten, uno er bh6tt oaourb
Gtinen 9atsr uue feine spep Sin
ssr tin. ,.
Die iu Msartcn, , i'm @taat
Obto, seorudte ,,@asette" lie'
iest Den felseuoen Ne6tsfaa in
nel9sta 9obann 9tasples, Sld.
ser, une Sobann Gdrpenteb Der
Stflasse roar, rpesen 9erfabruns
Der 8 odbtsr tes &ld9tts. Das
Mdoden mar oie dltefte in elmer
Samielie Bon a6t &inoert,, uno
Is Sabr alt-osr Berlaete Elm
Mann ps1a 30. 0err Nawles,
otr &ldstr, bate feine Srau ourt
osn 1op Ytrtebssn uno spar mad,
Oetrsif gereif. Die Mutter bee
Sldsers flbrte tta6 ben, 4b'
lterben lsin,s Sra,l felnf 5ausb ait,
rpas aber attf 9efpb bsp elmer
Jobter. 9n osr abpefenbsit
ocn Den bauptern Der Samilie
,rrtibft per: 0sflaste (eintn3rf.
Raboetn bic Nop6eattn ouf BEL
osp Seifsn sef1loGtn: :batten be-
Jab fb,, Die j9urs bint,es, ,lno
srabtt rad. einer furaen Beratb- /
iblagans ibr Beroief Elm oas bsr
Sldser $500 S0aoeperfaB BON
BEN Bsslastsss srbaIttt feut.
asa5 = Y ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

sos 9aus Notbbilo IN Srant-
fust lieB neuli1 In ocrti9er 0lIn3e
100000 rtue Ohfaten einf0n,el-
seys. Dteles 6a,ls ,piu eineSanf
tn Seeu.Oerf errihteu !; uuo oo
eas 9olo in 2lmerifa tbeurer TT
als III Bienr 70 beSc9 man BON
9Hhn 0e9e, BEN Gcnltdntiucpel
Gtlber ~ ntsoere,,1 prei(t, TIN, es
in amsrIta NIT 0emine oudu-
bttnstu.
"6eIotlbtr go. Map.-
Oie Sers(trade tntldne fRbt 'aaan
in oieftm Nu9enbIide tpieoer rie'
k Nustpanosrer Gafatltei1, srt6,
tbels aus oern &6nisreib @Irs
sembers, hberbanbt aus Dem por-
ruaas fthsvdbifben Nsibsereile.
@6ilt 0ufaueno, NIT tuel6tr Nes
iisnasieu oiele leute ibr 9atsrlano
EperlaGtn, tlr1 In eiue aneere ibneu
itob unbeFanaft Bslt abetsstsisb'
en-.
Die @tatae Gutenbers's, in
parts se9o0sn, til an, lQ. mon
in Mains etnsetrcfen. v,
Ote Don Guopis D6rnt btr'
faste S6rift "Dretasel Ser Sran-
icfenfre0er'' miro nun in Seut{b-
WV (se.:D. @tadfs,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

St.ecuis 3tjtunssn ertpdbuerr,
oaB B III ia n Gu & a s, ga.
Elm 9ea6teter Aopofat In jener
Staot, fl6 erCboGep,bate.. Mon
fano tn... .feinem Simmer tir,en
Ssttst init Den Wogttu rDies
TT 't'etne eissne Ebat-Wliuer-
Enabt."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

troy ebsn erbalten spir ben
||pittsbnrser INoler bes iQBenens'
pom, n. biefes, ,perin (i6 Elm
'Nuno(breiben Per oortisen. Cor,
;relper'oet,3' Sclt,mttte, bejielit
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

Na6 Dem >9leu Dcrt, 9eralo
l'no felt einlteQuns Der 9aarsabl<
!lnsen ourb Die Danfe,,, 4 ourrt
eaares 0elo, our6 aaessfubste
proouft: unoourh a,ielee9e fanote
waaren iber'32N,illsens 2taler
an BET, S6ulo i'm Austano belablt
tpelon. .,,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-07-29

Die brittif3e Sriessbrte ,har-
|pp bat Elm porting. StIapenf6iff
init $50, Nesern aab Orenaoa
'(8ermaoa) se6ra1t;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
LEGAL pLEASANTRIES,

They originate more than half the cur
rent wit of the day, in the Great West.
There is racy freshness about the plea
santries of that region that is quite de-
lighGul. From late Missouri journal,
we have clipped the following anecdote
of an eminent legal gentleman of that
state. II it be as new to the reader as to
us, we will guarantee his favorable suf-
frages. Being once opposed to MIR.
s., late member Of Congress, he re-
marked as follows to the jury, upon a
point of disagreement between them:
Here my brother s. and l differ.
Now this is very natural. Men seldom
see things in the same light; and they
may disagree in opinion Upon the sim
plest principles of the law, and that very
honestly; while, at the same time, mel.
Their can see any earthly reason why they
should. And this is merely because they
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

,sx;s. Allen. she answered, Yea.
,,....,,d shas her hroahsr ~ . ne point
800. ,nd lhsl hs hsd bern ssnI en-.
- 4 eonsey her . hrs bedside: shs
.i,le..ly accompanied him. He con
80 Aer 10 q house % 40 obscure
-, .pd showed her mo > DARK room
= Iaeked he door. The room was
a., dark during her eonhnsmeni, which
H."nssrds oIiwo weeks, during whirh
n, wss shrsalensd and treated Nth
...s,asrsble sioIsncs BY The monster sho
s.ahsr in his custody. She could moi
.s-og.ixs The rounlsnanee OF he man,
- y,,l.sd her. Bui there Sas woman
- Was in the habit 81 going into her
"a whom she lhinks she world know
~ were 10 see her sgaln. - she upon
o,rasiOn carried . candle with her
-. he room. On The night Of her
. -. ths door had hesn lsfl unlocked.
.h.,hsr by accident ar design. she Was
,.,ble 70 say. fleI nauaIiEe 70 eorrehors-
"A ~ the testimony 0f the lady with
,bam she resided. Nho represents that
m.a called a. her house an the evening
a hrr abduction, and inquired for Miss
,nsn. and Who stated thai her brother
-. dangerously III. Upan hslng It'd
,ba she vas al singing sehOnl. he an
..,srd that he would 60 lor her. AiIsr
4, Young lads esraped. she InnedIsle-
!, sr.l 10 her lurnds. related the cIrenm-
.,,sfes IL her abdusuan. and soon alter
los, her reason. and became . wTe'ehed
naaise.
The absss particulars are derived from
n. cIncinuaM RsPubllean. iron zhIch
uspss &c hkesIse obtain the following
n rIerence TO the same melancholy
AIR. A. saon - The matter was laid
belat he proper authorities, seseral ar
r,su Eere promptly made. buI nothing
"a sustain Suspicion being slicIsd. the
pr.onsrs we're discharged, not, however.
saluut being in much danger from the
,..stObled multitude, Who were greatly
,,,esfsled. On the 25lh ull. however.
io,thrr Investigations were Instituted,
uh,rh resulted IN the second arrest Of a
man named MOrtil, Who had previously
brsa discharged. lie was recognised By
NJ. King as the man who had inquired
fa Ms. Allen. on the evening Of the
asiac,ion. and had gone 10 meet her.
Ano',er individual, named Lazarus. was
h.eSl.e committed. Two persons nam-
oil LEVI we're released on bail of $500
,arh, but were afierS ards discharged
FIN their reogn,zAnces. nothing appear-
ing against them. PHI. SAT. Meas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

The committee delegated by the New
York merchants 10 wait upon the Presi-
dent of the United States, to demonstrate
against the continuance of the specie or
der, and to suggest other measures Of re-
lief, haze performed their mission and
returned home. The only information
as to the result is contained in the follow
ing paragraph from the Globe:
The New York committee delegated
to yisi, this city, 10 lay before the Prssi.
dent the complaints Of the merchants
against the administration, and to seek
redress for grievances, had an audience
on Wednesday. They explained, in
writing, the object Of their mission. The
President responded to their address, in
writing. on Thursday morning. The re-
ply. We understand, was brief and expli-
cit"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
Friday, Hay ~.

Appearances are more and more gloo-
my in the money market Failures con-
tinue TO occur daily, and all kinds Of pro-
duee are rapidly on the decline. Flour
AZ New Orleans $3.50. Operations in a
large number Of manufactures at The
north have been suspended, and many
thousands of the operatives have eonse-
quendy been thrown out Of employment.
The distress among the lahoring classes
viii be excessive. Arthur Tappan is
announced among the recent failures in
New York. though he is said TO ne worth
half a million clear. Safety fund notes
are represented to he a drug in We'll
street; they cannot be sold 10 any extent;
so that a man may fail with his pockets
full OF money.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
Nav II,
Stray.


r HEREBY notify Doctor james webb, VIII
- liam f. Anderson, David Yarbrouah, This
agents aud attorneys,l the firm Of Mickle &
Norwood of hilsboToush, Samuel Thompson,
Thomas Faucet, James Palmer, aad asst but
not least Mrs. Jane McCauley. o. HILLSIDE
rough; that having been compelled, by series
uf misiortuacs as little now under my control
as are the causes Of the general dlsmay ana
pecuaiary pressure experienced at thus time in
the commercial world, o give bonds for : APP
pearance at May Term 1887, Of Orange eoun.
ty Court. on cssas at the instance Il Wm.
Smith tTay'egl and others; and being honestly
DESTROYS to avoid maxine any injurious olsen.
minat,on emong my creditors, so that tqhal
anu impartial justice may be done them for the
signal iavOrs they have magnsnimossy con-
Tered on me in the days Of my pfosper'y; ]
shall in due form OF aw apply TO said 4, ", Tor
the benefit of the act &C assembly, passed tel
The relief of lnstlvan, "ebims
WILLIAM SMITH, Jun'r,
May Al. eS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
rrnm the New York evening Star.

HeHdone, albany. -The Wings have
carried The city of Albany triumphan,ly,
and have eight Aldermen and eight A.
sistan,s. leaving the Regency bu. Two Al
dermen and two Assistants, Last fall,
the Regency majority was 1876: this year
the Wings have 343; making $50 clear
gain. II will go So throughout the Stale
lit will 60 so throughout the country;
this Administration, unless there Is a
change Of men and measures, cannot las.
beyond the fall elecuons--Ihe rout will
be full and complete; and it is better that
the reform should be brought about BY the
ballot box than The bayouet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

From Mssissippi.-The Legislature
Of Mississippi assembled a. Jackson. the
seat of Government on Monday. the l7lh
instant. pursuant TO the proclamation Of
the Governor. We are happy TO learn
that there is no probability that the
Legislature will pass law to auihorize
a delay IN the payment Of debts due by
the people Of the State. A letter from
Jackson. dated 18th April, is published
in the Nalchez Free Trader, Of which the
following is an extracr depend upon
Il. no stop laws will be enacted. neither
will private contracts be violated, BY this
Legislature. There are too many Inielli-
gent Kentuckians now residing in Mis-
sisslppi, who remember the unwise legs
lsiion which well pigh pros.raled their
State, to suffer the same scenes 10 be scI.
ed here, without raising their warning
voice against the ilI-timed measure"
New Orleans Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

PIRATE correspondence Of Tue AslionaI Intel
arenaef
Tampa Bay, rronds, april rs

steenaef
Tampa Bay, Fror,ds, april
The Seminoles are coming IN slowly,
bul | think, surely; and II lhe suffering
inhabitants 81 the other end Of the Terri
lor Do not provoke them IT, renewed
ssgrr"ions. Ill will end peaceably.
Ii.eems 10 me Impossible for the Gen.
era To move them all before July. and
rrhaps some uIll remain behind until
ihe fall.
They are bringing in their cattle and
ponies 10 be appraised. The General
allows them very high prices. aud they
,e.n sell pleased. Between 900 and 300
draw rsiions in the neighborhood OF THIS
post a, present. and runners are conIInu-
slk coming from The different towns To
explain delay. and give assurances Of a
pesceabie disposition IN The part Of their
psnpis. The migration Of these people
'a'rds Gen. Jesup a better opportunity
oidoing himself credit than the war itself
Did: Tar II is no grea, feat for a MJnr
General 10 put down 700 or 800 lndlans.
"ea in This Territory, whereas the hn-
nest removal Of tribe of Indians would
5s'one,hing almos, Unprecedented.
We have not found ou, what supply Of
ammunition they possess. but they srem
70 have enough 10 hunt with. Az yet,
Ne have more men Than women and
children, which is not very satisfactory.
Cloud Aholochse) says tina, all his pen.
PIE Are in--tln all, So nnIy.)
In two or three weeks. we can form
better judgment; meanrme. lrust tina,
one parry. though small, may be shipped
before tina, time. II IL very desirable H.
break the ice in this business.
Micanopy attends 10 his councils al
ways a, the appointed time. tie is nov
here.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

A General Banking Lsw. has passed
"a the Legislature Of Michigan. An,
Twelve free hol,lers, residing in any coun-
~ may exercise banking powers, on
somPh ing with the laws Of the general
cL They give notice in writing 10 the
treasurer and clerk Of The county, stating
'le'r Intention, the amount of stock. place
81 location, &c. which notice is to be pub
,'shed thirty days. Before commencing
business, thirty per cent. It the capital is
required Ia be paid in specie, aud ten
PEI cent, additional, every six months;
and the Presiden, aud Directors are re-
sn'red To give security in the full amount
81 Inc liabilities which the institution
snail be allowed to contract, which secu-
NY Is to be approved by the Treasurer
aud Clerk of the county. The stock is
70 be taxed one halt Of one per cent, per
annnm. The banks are to be subject To
d Safety Fund Act established at former
session Of the Legislature, on the same
P'aa as tina, Of New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12
Columbia Telescope.

as smoke offensive to you!" said a
landlord, as he took out his segar, to a
family that had just moved into his house.
Not at all, sir" said the female part
of the household.
II am glad to hear it," said he, for
all the fre-places here smoke so bad that
YOU will be bacon before YOU have inha-
bited the premises six weeks"
Boston Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

look - diiSsEsnI sd 5 d lhaasxu9eei. a..
Do MOI Eieu ! il - IL heArsEs- p
pose. for lIlnsirslon. ! mn shPalL come
u here snd boldly sssers thas M brosher
SIS head ne laid bis hand sery Il.
miliarly upon the large rhuckle hfad Of
his opponent : squashl |, on thf OH
er hand. should maintain. and perhaps
with equal confidence. that il i , head.
Now. here would be : differsnce-un-
doubleday an honest dilference-of OPP
MON. We might argue about il i'll
doomsday, and never agree. You often
see men arguing upon subjects q empty
and trifing a. this. But third person
coming in and looking II the neck and
shoulders that support il. would say az
once that | had reason on nv side; Tor IL
II was not = head. il a least occupied the
place Of one, and stood where a head
ought 10 be- Al mis- was uttered IN the
grayest and most solemn manner imma-
ginable, and The effect was irrezistibly
ludierOus." knieksT6ooksr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Selling rum on Sunday in Massachu.
sets is a penal offence. According To a
law passed at the lale session of the
Legislature, d" no licensed lnn-holder, or
any other person. shall sell any ,ntoxica-
ting liquor on Sunday, on pam of forfeit
ing twenty dollars Tor the first offence.
twenty dollars and his license for the
second offence. and twenty dollars and
Imprisonment in the Common Jail for a
time not exceeding ninety days for the
third offence"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

This confederacy, sprawled on, across
the continent, fran Canada 10 Texas, Ger.
tainly looks noi unlike huge, mis-sha-
pen giant: his head cool and calculating
enough, New England; New York, his
guIleG Pennsylvania. his broad shout
ders, most Fl, Tor carving burdens; The
South, his hearG Kentucky his paupch:
Tennessee. his enlrsils: Ohio. his rump:
the &" great west his Iegs-lhe migratory
aud vagrant part ot him.
(lnL,,ahin Ynkescnno
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Dreadful Slaughter and Cdnnibdlism
in Ner Zeaiand.-I.ale accounts state
that the fax shlishmeni Of Mr jones
al Sydney, was attacked by 500 Of the
natives Of Wsikattoo. Matamata aud Tou-
rangs. OF 100 in the establishment.
every man was killed. and the women
and children made prisoners, which lat
ter were saVagely butchered with toma.
hawks. their heads and limbs scattered
about in every direction. On their return
they fell in with 10 Of hostile tribe.
whom they murdered, and then Toasted
on their flesh, which they baked in ovens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Central .7merica Letters from Gau-
temala to the 22d February, state that a
revolution had broken out in the city Of
Leon, provinces of Nicaragua, and that
the Chief, all the ministers and half Of
the members of the Assembly, had been
sho, by the revolutionists. Affairs wore
a most discouraging aspect and fears
were entertained tina. the revolutionary
movements nigh. reach the other pro-
vinces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Robert F.. Hudson of New York, and
Mr.. Gonon formerly of France, have III
vented an improved method of telegraph
ic communication, and intend establish
ING line of telegraphs aet~ cen n. York
and New Orleans, by means of which a
despatch containing one hundred words
may be transmitted from one place to the
other, in the space of haJf an hour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Petersburg, May 6.
Coff0n-7 10 cents.
Tob0ccO-I.ngs. I25a2 so
Common 10 bess. 3 90 6 IS
Fayetteville. Asys
C0ff0n-6a as.
UheGf-None.
H0ur-5 SO . @ so.
COn-75 a 80.
Far Seed-sl 90.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

Party. Spiri.-Itis mortifying to per-
eeive how far not only tine judgment but
the feelings Of men can be controlled by
party discipline. The New Hampshire
Patriot. a Jackson paper, rendered fa-
nous by its former proprietor, Isaac Hill,
announced the commencement of the pre-
sent difficulties as follows:
e" Good .News.-Several large houses
in New York failed last week, and seye-
raj more are expected to follow"
When We FIRST saw this paragraph, we
we're inclined to believe it " a fabrication
of the Wings" and therefore forebore to
mention 1t. Put our opinion Of the mat
ter is set at rest by the Herald, q Fan
BareH print published at Mount Holly,
New Jersey, in which an editorial article
is commenced in these words: b" We
scarcely know whether to lament or re-
joiee over the failures in New York and
other citicsI"
lie must be 4 rare patriot who can re-
joice in the distress Of his fellow citizens.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

The New York Evening Star SAYS
that orders have been reccised IA that cI-
" from Washington. 10 enfnrce. without
DELAY. the collection Of all bonds Of sus-
pended merchants, unpaid at the Custom
House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

The Printers. conductors of
newspapers in Tennessee are moving in
the way of a Convention, TO be held at
Nashville, IN May next, for the purpose
of rr4uIa;ing prices, adapting plans to
prevens imposition on the irsiesni,y, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

The ST Louis Bulletin nf the 10Th
ult. says" We learn that SlO0,0 900 in
specie, took their departure from this Gle
ty on yesterday. They took Their leave
from the vaults Of the Commercial Agen-
CIV. enclosed in kegs Of $1,000 each, and
were shipped on board The steam boa,
Clyde. Their destination is Cincinnati" "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-12

A mere Tri9e.-The Pay Roll of the
Massachusetts Legislature this year
amounts to one hundred and sixts-i"ur
thousand five hundred and eighty-four
dollars and fifty cents.