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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
81. Louis. iNli..ouri,l Sept. S


Major Gen. Gaines lsn Ihis city on
Saturday evening last, with all the troops
stationed a, jefferson Barracks. for For,
Ieavenworih. From thence. !. is the in
tention Of the General to proceed TO the
Illinois river, in the Indian territory, In
attend the council TO be holden inl the
Cherokee council.house. He will be ac-
companied by the Dragons now station
ed al Fort Lesvenworlh. There is no
doub, but the presence Of This armed !orce.
a. the assembling Of the eosncil, will have
a most salulsry effect upon lhe tribes who
may be present. The ohjec, Of the Cher
okees in collecting all The tribes in coun.
Gil is very generally believed, by those
familiar with The Indians, to be for The
purpose Of war; and 10 very similar to
the course pursued by Tecnmseh and hi,
brother prior To the last war. Those "a
milisr With the Indian character say that
the kind Of wampum sent with the ines.
senger TO- each tribe. is indicative Of their
intentions. The promptness ol,he move.
meni OH the part Of Gen. Gaines will,
however. we believe, repress any pres.
ens stlemp, at hos,iliiies. Republican.
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wsll prepared Cor Inc sale. laI lsass Iur he
frat iaslalnsnD which eonmsnssd On
Monday.
aThs Iands. Ihus Gar. hare sseEsgsd u
least four lines the state salusiion. We
hare sold IhTss hundred and thirty tracts.
xhieh hare amounted 70 one hundFed
and fariy nine thousand 5ollars: lands Of
the FIRST quality hare sold from Zen 90
thirty dollars per acre; ! should say IN
average Of siEleen dollars. Having seen
nearly all Of the lands Of The frsl quality.
I should cay they were selling sxsravs-
ganly high; the second quality brings
from four 10 eight and zen dollars; and
the others in The same proportion.
/" We daily see persons from Calhoun.
which 10 the enesmppsni for The Indians
a. this lime. Ross il is said has lost
much Of his inausnre over the Indians.
They say he has deceived Them. By in.
dseing Them 10 believe they would not
have 10 more 10 ArksRssw or beyond
there. and that his object 10 20 make mo-
nsy. he lROssl being the Contractor for
their removal. IL is said that there are
several hundred that have deserted and
are now in The mountains Of Ibis country.
They are not moiesied BY the citizens.
but generally objects Of their sympathy.
| have seen several parties of The militia
~ in pursuiI Of them. There 10 much
disqualification between the two parties 0l
sadisns. and IL 10 generally believed that
nothing but Gen. SCOTS presence with
the soldiers, prevents On open rupture.
Ross does not venture out among them.
unless accompanied by a strong guard oil
his friends: and IL 10 slough, by many
who profess TO BE- acquainted with the In
dian character. that their difference will
not be adjusted until several Of the lead
srs on both sides are killed. Ross is al
loved 500 so head for remoTing them
Many Of The heads OF ismilies are anxious
10 remove themselves. and receive Oh,
per cspiIe allowance, believing IL wouls
not cast them more Than $50. This Rosl
refuses 10 permit. which goes lar 10 con
firm their suspicious 40 To his msrcenar,
views. There are about 10000 Of them
they are removed in parties Of abou
400; the first started on Monday week
] las, night learned they had gone ssou
90 miles. and in consequence Of som
confusion among them refused 10 60 an!
further.
"There vas frost in the mountains, o.
The Cd, 9Th, and 9Th inst.
"P. S. I was disappointed in sendin
my letters ., the lime | expected. w
have sold. in six days, $40 macis. whic
have amounted 10 about s235, 000--VaI
ley River yet to come on. In some part
Of this county and Haywood. I learn III
fros,s have injured the corn considerably
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

he stale, q snisn aad epHsef are sagag
cd in ia support
Leading men 81 Carolins. yos have
here 6eld for yoor snergies--a cosAos
cAusE, which needs ihe exeriions. he
support, and he ioinse6oras ofsssry Pss-
riolie son Of our state. Four united 81.
snions can carry through any scheme.
however difficult or diseo1raging. 10 %.
siye prosperity. and encourags domestic
enterprises. Go among your nslRh6ofs:
eel them the true cause Of. the backward
enndiuinn 81 Ihrir slale. and urge IN uni
lsd. vigorous and concerted rforiio is-
lease hrr from her difficulties. BY his
course you can accomplish more Tor Jour
state. and more FOR The character and pfos-
periiy OF The country. Than BY monihs
and years spent in political ursnfling. i,
Raleigh Rsgisfsr.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CON.
yENTION.

This Convention is To NEE. 10 this CT.
" in December: hut as yet. we see no
Preparations making tn give il that impe
ius which is necessary Ia success, Sure
", our people will MT perGit thus oPpor-
tuniiy to pass mRimpr"ed. Shall ,hr
Convention be well attended, or must we
behold this attempt 20 better The condi-
ton Of The state, failing. on account OF
the apathy Of our cIlizens! No season
can be better fitted for the appointment OF
delegates, than at the approaching SEES
sions nf the Superior Couits. The peo-
pie will then have an opportunity Of con-
ferring together IN their several counties.
and selecting their representatives. Let
Il be remembered that The Convention 10
not intended 10 be sectional in its charac-
ter. nor is it called TO accomplish Sec
iional object. II is an effort to collect
the talent. the patriotism. and The eneI-
gies of the ,phote state. to reconcile con-
tlIciing interests, and 10 settle on some
permanent. aud judicious undertaking to
give North Carolina that rank for which
nature has fitted her. This we under
stand 10 be The intent Of The general meet
ing which recommended il. and as such
we bid il hearty I" Sod speed"
To be useful. this meeting must be ge-
neral; il should embrace the entire state.
Cannot every county. then. send Dele.
gates to accomplish work in which they
are all interested! We are aware OF the
dangerous influence OF sectional feeling.
But we hope on this OCCASION to see our
people disregasdipg local considerations,
and acting together, as CARoLlNIANs, &C
,uated by one impulse. sRima.ed BY pat
riotic devotion TO their native state. Lo-
cal objects can be obtained hereafter; let
every energy be now employed to sd-
vance the general interests Of the state. I"
develope and. disbusdsn her resources,
and facilitate commetcial advantages. II
is beyond dispute, that the Convention
can be well represented, if the people
will turn their attention 70 the subject;
and i, is equally certain. that it can de-
wise and carry out a plan which will re-
lound 10 the prosperity and happiness o.
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Commodore David pus,er. our Ch,rp

Commodore David Porter, our Charge
d. Ailsires 81 Cons.snpnople. has return
ed home, on a short leave OF absence lcs
the benefit Of his health. which had be.
come seriously impaired, and is a, presen,
on . visit to This District. where he has
so msry old and attached friends. We
are happy TO learn tina, he already feels
much renovsscd by the change Of climate,
and hopes that q few months residence
al home will re establish his health %
fully as he can ever expect i. 10 be.
National Iafsiiigaeer.
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From the NORTH Carolina Standard.
CHEROKEE LANDS. &c. !.

The following extract Of a letter from
one Of the Commissioners for the sale Of
the, recently acquired lands in North Ca
rolins. TO his excellency Edward b. Dud.
ley, will be interesting to the public:
Frankliu, Macon co. N. c.. Sept. 6. 1888.
There is bur LILLE upland that will do
for cultivation. The bottoms are more
fertile and more extensive than expect.
ed TO find them. They produce from FIVE
to eight barrels 10 ihe acre; and some Of
the mountains are as rich as have ever
seen for upland; the grass on them a. this
time. in places, is as tall as the horse |
ride, and many people are curing. hay
from them, which they may do IN any
quantities. The resources Of this coun-
,fy are much greater than I had suppos-
ed. l, am told. by gentlemen in whose
veracily | have The utmost confidence.
tina, a good farm, we'll regulated, say
worked by ten hands, will yield from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollars year.
Mineral springs, gold mines. iron ore. and
wa,er-power in the greatest abundance.
I" For the last two years. The armies that
have been stationed in the nation. have
afforded a market al The highes. price for
every thing, the farmer could, spare, and
money at this time is in grea. abundance.
They have been enabled to get from a
dollar to one fifty per pushed fqF ,heir
corn. and in the same proportion for beef,
butter. &c. Under such circumstances,
ycn may well suppose tbs people were
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
FOR, HIRE,
~ A NEGR0M MAN Who ia a6rss
kSsS rate hand.
Inquire At this oascs.
September -. "a
AttentiOn!!

To the Commissioned, non Commissions.
ed 0fesrs. and lNasicisas, belonging 10 Che
ASIA Regiment Of North Caroiina !Aililis.
Wou ale hereby notified and ordered 10 al.
tend al David Mebsne's, on Wednesday
the 10Th OF October next, az . I o'clock. equip
ped as the law directs. for drill muster and
court martial; and IN Thursday the iith, you
Will attend. with your respective companies,
equipped as the law directs, Tor regimentai sx.
'rclse. Each private ID ordered TO be furnish
ed with six blank cartridges. Each captain
will be expected at that time 10 make bis an
aual return
Tuos. JONES. kisf. Col,
ssrterbes - So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
From the WILMINGTON Advertiser.
To The friend. Of Internal knprOpsmsr

in North Carolina.
We have, for sometime past. siyenu-
ously s,rirsn 10 awaken the people Of N.
Carolina 10 the absolute necessity Of a.
doping some liberal and judicious sys-
TEN Of Internal Improvement. Such
course is absolutely nececessary 10 The
maintenance Of that honorable position
among our sister states TO which We may
generously aspire, and to which nature
Justly entities ~. Who would will il
otherwise. Who would no, exert all the
energies Of mind and body To attain il
The time has passed when the humblest
individual may hs,lessly fold his arms.
and yegatd with quiet Indifference the
great stride with which the spirit Of
improvement is uaversing the Union.
There is nou no choice left US; We must
move either onward 10 a glorious des-
Tiny, or We mus, reuograde TO the lowest
depth Of political degradation. ADD when
we have snnk into nolhingness spd de.
cay. we will still be pointed al, not in
mockery, hu. in sadness. as deplorsble
example Of The consequences Of inactipn,
and the dangers Of permitting opporluni-
ties-glorious, golden oppor,unlties--to
pass by unimprored, We have raised
our feeble voice to prevent the reslizs.
,ion Of go gloomy destiny. We have
called upon the press and the patriot TO
aid MS, and We now say what is to be
done. should be done quickly. IN fur-
lherance Of opr object we will again re-
yer. 10 the por, Of Wilmington.
In enumera,ing the advantages Of vii.
mington as a place Of trade, and in en-.
deavuring 10 set forth her commercial i'm.
porlance 10 The state OF North Carolina,
we may have omitted many things which
are calculated 10 have grea, weigh. in d.
rectinglhe conclusions Of the public mind.
If We have, We hope ADLER pens may be
enlisted in so noble an undertaking. and
the great interests Of North Carolina may
be portrayed in manner that will quick
en- the dormant energies Of the state II
out. weakness should be attended BY such
a. result. we will only regard il as the
cause Of el,ci,ing the strength Of others.
We mentioned in our former numbers.
that Wilmington is situated upon the
Cape Fear River. thirty miles from lis
mouth, where is formed wha, ia known
az the main bar. Over this, vessels draw
ing IA feet may pass-=sn allowance, Of 2
feet being made for the swell. This is
about the quantity Of water upon the bar
Of the Mississippi, which. however, is
distant from. New Orleans Ito miles,
down the most ,ortuous stream we have
ever nayigaled.
Twenty miles from Wilmington 10 the
New Inlet, where vessels drawing IL
feet may cross. A. fact connected with
this latter bar which should not be over.
looked is, that vessels. bound TO Europe,
or TO the northern paris Of our own coun-
Try, which 60 TO sea over il, thereby g.
void the dangers Of passing the Frying.
pan Shoals. Let il be borne in mind too,
that by . proper expenditure Of means
and labour upon its limestone foundation,
any depth Of water may be obtained which
may be though, desirable To- make VIII
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

The President.-We understand that
. special messenger was despatched ,
couple Of days since, to request The pr.
mediate return Of The pIesiden, TO the
Seat Of Government.
A foreign Ambassador recently arriv'
cd from Que Of the principal European
Courts. never before presented here. II
may be, that he is desirous of present.
ing his credentials at an earlier period
than .l,a, al which The President original,
ly contemplated 10 relurn.-MadisoniaI,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
Public Sale.

INHE subscribrr will cell, 60 the highest bid
l der. on rhursdaS the 18th Of oetsbes
next. On q credit Of nine months,
Horses. Ca,,le, Hogs. SHEEP. and Gessss
Corn, Fodder. Oats and Hay;
One Wagon and Geer;
One Wheat Fan Of . superior qusIityt
Farming Utensils;
Household and Kitchen Furniture;
With many other articles TOO tedious 10 ms.-
ti9a
JAS. MEBANEs Ja.
Hss Fields, October "a. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

General Macomb. in an Army order
dated 81 Detroit, September s!h, directs
recruiting officers not to enlist deserters
from any foreign service, bu, especially
frorn the British army in Canada. who
are also mol 10 be allowed 10 come into
any Of the forts, barracks. or camps Of
the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Pursuant to . wti, Of election issued BY
the Governor, an election will take place
to-day. the 27Ih inst. in MecklenbuIg, 10
supply the vacancy oceasIsned by Ihs
death Of Mr.. Huschlson, one Of The mem.
bers elect from that county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

"Qick Trip" -Under this head lie
Wilmington Advertiser Of The 2lsl insl.
says the Gov. Dudley steam packe. went
10 Charleston in ten hours and returned
in ten and half. 10 the name Of hums-
nifty ws protest against these lsuds.sry
Rouees Of the quick passages Of Steam
Boats and we think those are The best
friends Of The establishment and Of Inter.
nal improvement in general. who will dis
courage Capt. IVey in any further al
IemPIs al "quiek trips" II ten hours
require the best speed Of The boat, we
hope she may never make another trip
short Of twelve. Standard.
rive should suppose that the warn.
ings upon this subject had bern thick
and heavy enough. il people could learn
wisdom lfOu the experience Of others.
Eur. REco.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that applicstioa
~ viii b made to the next Legislature of
the State OF North Carolina for an eel "a ;ncor.
porate Junto Academy. formerly called Mount
Pleasant.
September 10. ys-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

On the 3la uli. about 500 Mormons
passed through Prsbls county. OHIO. on
their way TO reinforce their bIeIhren in
Missouri.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

rThs Methodist Camp Meeting a
Cedar Grove. wiII eommsnss on Friday.
The slh Of October. snd moi the I2sh. As
snOusou.ly supposed BY some.
A MsihoaisI Quarterly Meeting will
sOuneass in This place on the 18Th Of
Oc.S5eE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
NAVAL MnYRMRNrs


IL vii be seen. By he of6eisl infor-
nation under he bead Of q Army and
Navy lniellissnee," today. IhsI ) poF-
ton Of our little army. which has buI Just
returned 10 This paEl Of he eounlry, from
laborious and harassing service in the
ssanpa Of Florida. has been ordered back
10 The sans service. upon q notice 90
short ~ 10 lsase hardly . moments time
Tor preparation. We do not say, or sup
pose. that there IL sEy thing wrong in
tins; bot Il must be sdmiIled BY al that
service in the army, under such eireum-
stances. Is any thing but sinseure. xhsIh-
CT Tor priSsIss or officers.
Ia this ordrr ne have sEidenre. also.
that the war. - IL 10 called, in Florida, 10
any Thing but ended. We hear, indeed.
that the officers serving in Florida are Of
opinion thai there 10 no prospect Of lie
being ended shortly. We pre- not by any
means sure That IL would not be wiser. ss
well az more humane, that The advice had
been taken which was given 10 the Ex-
eeuIiss some time age, % LEI he Indians
Continue 20 occupy. without molsslaIiOn.
those swamps and glsdrs in the SOuih-
err part Of The Psninsuls which are IN
FL ior the hsbitslion Of The white man.
National Laisi.igsResr.
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weekly Almanac.


10y virtue Of deed in trust, executed 70 ne
- b. Charles M. Laiimer for purposes there
in named, shall proceed 10 sell. Tor cash. a.
the Store House Of Laiimer a. Mebans. 70 Hills
borough, on The 18Th Of October next, al ne N.
terest n Charles NJ. Lsiimer in the STOCK Or
GOODS Of every description. liz being one bali
Ihereaf,l now on hand; also one hall o. me
Store House and Lot; aud also one hall OF
Buggie and Harness. Thnse who Wish 70 par
chase are invited 10 call al The. Store House
AID examine an inventory Of the Goods PREM.
Gus to tie sale. as the whole undivided share OF
SAID Lsiiner will be sold. together.
JAMES LEATHERS. Trustee.
October "a 35-M
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

After all the cutlery about ruined corn
crops in Virginia, the Farmers Register
Of that State. Sept LIST. acknowledges
The gross amour, will not fall short more
than.a fourth or third.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

. Bunker HH--'rhe meeting Of the Bun.
ker Hill Monument Association a, Boston
on Tuesday was fully attended, and a
line spirit prevailed. Il was voted to
reques, the mortgage, to suspend opers-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
A fine Mich Cow
FOR SALE.
Apply 81 ihis, ofies.
Octob . A. ts--
Notice.

4 II. persons indebted by Note TO SAMUEL
n FREEMAN, for purchases made at his
sale, are inlormsd tpat the said Notes are now
due, and immediate payment is expected.
Also all psrsnus indebted To ". b. THOMAS
& Co for iavcrn bills, are required 20 make
immediate ct'cmrni ~! their accounts.
And aIso sll persons indebted 10 the subscfi-
Der, either b, nate or account, are requested 10
make ,mued .psyinsrt.
Tie said notes aud accounts are in the hands
nf Col. Charlrs II. I.atimer. TO whom payments
may b made
rl slso offer for sale my HOUSE
AND LOT be,ween the Pos, Office and Messrs.
Lalimer and Msbale's Store.
WILLIAM FRESHMAN.
September 20. 3s-iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

The King Of France has issued IN or
dinanes prohibiting The export Of Bread
SlUifs from The ports Of his kingdom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

inas fOr Lhihy d.ys. an,il ora more sP-I
peal can be made - he patriotism Of The
people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

The Charleston Courier informs us tia,
General James Hamilton has been sue
cessful in his negotiations for loan in
England, having borrowed two millions
of dollars for The Louisville, Charleston
and Cincinnati Rail Road Company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Sickness at Rnoruiiie.--A very severe
and fatal sickness has been raging in
KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, for some time past,
aud many Of tho most valuable ci,izens
have fallen victims to il. The Mayor
his issued a proclamation, requesting lha.
a day be sci apart for humiliation. fasting
and prayer. foe the purpose Of imploring
tia. the ravages Of The pesllsnce may be
stayed. The disease is said 10 be the
bilious Fever Of very malignant. type.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Mr.. Charles Serruys. the newly ap.
pointed Charge dAfiaires Of his majesty
the King Of Belgium. TO the United States.
presented his letters crcden.ial TO The Sc
cre.ary OF Sale on Saturday LOST.
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Farm for Sale,

sn2Ea lNGuILFoRp COUNTY, eleven
e1gSss mil.s nearly west of Greensborough,
sYss contsiniug ahput, one hundred and
49, seventy actea Of land. liom eight 10
len d which is good meadow, in good condi-
;ion; fruit of almost every description, both
late and early; in as good a farming neishbof-
hood, perhaps. as 10 10. North Csrolins; 6ye
-four merchant mills wiihia three miles Of the
place. The farm is in good repair, With a. ma
ny conveniences as any other, perhaps. Ia the
county, as respects water. buildings, sc. A
good framed HOUSE, 90 by Al feet. with eight
rooms on The lower floor; good cellar; and
never failing spring near at hand; . good spring
house; perhaps as good Famed barn - 10 10
the county, "a. feet by So; and Stable room IN
abundance. The situation ia dry and neslthy,
and commanding agreeable. cenery. Any per.
son wishing to emigrate FROM. east 10 west,
might be well suited.
ABEL COFFIN.
Guilford county. 9th mo. 10. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Mr.. Speaker Polk 10 . candidate for
the Office Of Governor Of Tennessee.
The election will lake place in August.
1899.
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/. We regret to learn that Walter S.
Franklin, esq. Clerk Of The. House Of
Representatives died Of bilious fever a.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Thursday
last. -
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a Nep Orleans.--'rhe cases Of the vel.
low fever are said by The Bulletin TO BE-
on the increase in New Orleans, :
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GTssnsbOrOugh Maii.--ws learn Ihs
Mr.. Daniel Murray. Of Raleigh. and Mr.
Isaiah II. Spencer. al This place. ere Oh,
eonuscIurs Tor the Daily Maa. which i,
10 run between Rslegh and Gresn.bO
rough. from and slIer the 6rst day Of Ja
mary next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

mhss Isd Van Rsra 40. Conservative.
s-whig nsjOrily 90. Increase ol Wing
majority since last year. 81. In The Sen.
sas. 20 Whigs. 10 Van Burea--ssms ..
lssl year.
CoHgrns-In he LEI. 81 and 81 dis-
EisIs. HIlsnd Hill. William sIsds. and
Horass EEsrstI. Whigs. have been elect.
ed By an sggregals m.iotily Of abOu.
$500 rOsss. In Ihs 4lh dislries there
% no choice. 10 Tho slh dislriss Isaac
Fletcher. Van Bursn. has been elected by
> msiOriIy Of about $40.
MinOis.--Afisr all The contradictory
statements. IL still turns out that Stuart,
The Wing candidate for Congress. 10 slse,-
ed. instead Of Douglas. v. b. SluaIGs
mai"ri,y is stated 10 be "a. Txo years
ago The Van Buren, candidate in lhis dis
sriss was elected BY /, majority Of 100
Eoles.