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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

TIE Jier Dit" | say. aeiehhnF
Snobbs, il yos don'I keep your hens out
of nv gaEjsn. I'll shoo, them"
"Fery well. Donllttle, shoot away: on
~, If you Kill any If my hens. :t'ow
Fiem over into my yarl."
Crack wea,the old fowling piece. NOR.
aing sf.er mornng, and the large ia, hens
were pitched into neighor Snohb's yard
like rain. After a fortnight. ar more,
Dooliule discovered that Sno5b's never
had any hens, and that he had been
shoor;ng his owE. they Aasing br"Een ou.
Of his osR henes0f. " o. Pie.
Cod .7iricF.-A certain Surgeon Den
list Of this city, who is not quite san
for Biz Dihk. was called upon by per-
snn Of great maxAlary dimensions, for
his assistance 10 dislodge tooth, which
had begun to raise a mu,fny among his
nerves. The pa,inet being seated On the
foor, SO as to accommodate his length 10
tlat of the doctor, began TO oFen his
head nearly in manner and form OF an
old fashioned fhi-bsck chaisc; and the
sstnrished operator, who stood before
him fearing there might be Second edi-
tioa OF Jonah, exclaimed, with terror in
his counlenaace, "you need not extend
your jaws any further, for | intend TO
stand on tue outside While | extract the
tooth"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19
List of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Ilillsbn-
rough, N. c., on The rst day Of July.
1898. which il not taken out in three
months. will be sent To the General
PusL Office as dead letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-19

A great fortune is srea, slavery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

GASEOUS STATE OF THE EARTH.-Though the mind
accustomed philosophical inquiries, may find il diff
cult TO comprehend the idea that this planet
listed in gsseoss state, this difficulty will vanish upon
considering the changes the materials OF which II is
composed must constantly undergo. Water offers
familiar example Of ssbstance existing ON the surface
of the globe in the separate Of rock fluid, and
vapor Tor water consolidated into ice is much rock
as granite or the sdamant; and shall hereafter
have occasoa remark has the power Of preserving
for ages the animals and vegetables that may be therein
embedded. Yet, upon increase of temperature the
glaciers Of the Alps and the icy pnnacles OF the Attic
ccles. disappear; and, by degree Of heat still higher
might be resolved into vspo- and by other agencies
might be separated into invisible gases oxygen and
hydrogen. Metals may, in like manner. be converted
into gases; and in the laboratory Of the chemist all
kinds of matter pass easily through every grade sfans
mutation, from the dense and compact 10 an er
form state. We cannot therefore, refuse to
the conclusion, that the entire Of gebc might be
resolved into permanently gaseous form, merely b.
the dissolution Of he existing combinations Of natter.
hagteus Wonders Of Geology
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

POLICE OFFICE, July 20.-Catharinc Tegerty, Ma
nv Hollingsworth and Mike Sweeney, were arrested
on the charge of robbng Robt. Farraday at house
Of ill fame in Water street, while he was there
asleep and taking from his belt fourteen sovereigns.
Sarah Reese, was brought in charged with stealing
from Mr. AUDI 2l3 Greenwich street, Iewelry 10 the
value Of $40.
John Wood, was accused OF stealing pair Of un-
mentlonables. being a part Of the wardrobe belong
ing to Mr.. Jacob Briggs which were found in spawn
brokers' nest.
Mary Mclaughlin, for breaking in the premises 80
Cedar street. and stealing clio worth of baskets.
Two children, named Margaret Fox and Ellen
Conner were arrested for stealing from another child
a basket Of clothing. The property was found by
Capt Knapp at the step fathers house OF the girl
For.
A great number Of assaults and batteries, and at
tenpts and threats kill and MAIN disposed Of
The defendants were all committed for trial.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
Lines 60 the TaIiapoosa River, Ala.
written Ut PLiladelphis-Msy. 1881

Oh for the green bsunts Of my home affair."
That spot OF rustic, solitary bliss,
WHOSE beauty fingers like the morning stsr,
To lightthe spirit frern scene lihe thsi
The gorgeous ed flee and marble pile,
The Nighttime sp. nder and the daylight pfioe,
Come not 10 with half 80 sweet smile
As DO the eddies Of thy limpid tide.
Ny long loved TsIlspoossl Joyous stream
My lonely heart comes back In grief 70 ,nee
From the Wild tumut Of my slespie~ ores5,
Ard sigbs again tor thy society.
Behold these thousand tprreis!-worhs OF sri,
Asd boast az cities, what are they - me,
Whose silent Language only can impau
A beartiess and intending rive ~
Give ma bripht Natures ever Nerd mt plain
Tbe grassy hIlecs and the river side
tn. lsrk,s ISud carol and the grove againl
Tless are tho blessings which swsks my pride.
Tie b.sv f,rns y hlch I sna n ufsh here
weave DER ry brow a difthess ond mas-t
OH ~ nv hnrpr, m rustic friend sncsre,
avn vl,prn the STRAIT ~ eye Of hope W utpyet
on IN ~, hnFue with tine, lspr ipved strvam,
WIos. spafklirg eshasiiunS rtst thrastn,
Ear irptn the luWuit ~ ~ A ef,'ss. dteau,
Thou only hblpy spot uh ch earl ha,h gt.eff
Nos NcHr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

List evening" II consumption, ssed Syears Col Charles
N. Ba dwin.
The friends and ucquantances OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend bis funeral Wednesday afternoon e.
clock. from his late residesce 245 Grand street.
Last rverine, John McCrae, music printer, native OF oIs
gov. Scstlsnd.
HIS friends requested 20 attend his
neral this Afternoon O'clock from No f6s william street
On Sunday 10Th inst Mrs Lydia Van Dyke, in The Seth
OF her
Sunday ooh inst Jane, yourgsa daughter Of the late
Or Sunday 10th Breokys Susan wsrng. IL the soh
year o herage.
On board The schooner sesdr passage from Hsndu
10 Roston 9Th inst John Moore, coler-d man, New
York, cook.
weekly Report Of Imtermcnss.
In this CITY and Potter Field the flst ef July 70 the
2ath day OF July.
81 neo-27 womsn-7o scys-65 girls. Totnl toa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
What will cure rngworms or BARRIERS itch

ConoNER's ISouEsrs.-Saurday on the body Of
Catharne Leddy, aged 81 who died suddenly on Fri
day. As the deceased and her husband lived unhap-
PLY together, suspicious entertained that she did
not come fairly to her end. II evidence the
Inquest that the deceased had been sick over two
months, and there was nothing brought forward to
prove that she died other than natural death. Yer
dict, death frsm some unknown cause.
On the body of an unknown man aged 30 found in
the river at the foot of Forty street, Verdict
accordingly.
Sunday, on the body Of an unknown man found
in the East River, the foot Of Sixtyfrst street.
who was drowned while bathing. Verdict accord
ingiy.
Also, on the bsdy Of an unknown man found in
Twentieth streets. Verdict death from some cause
unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

ne PfneiPai movements In the market now are the
1aons OF the banks under the law The following
the principals The North American Trust Banking Co.
american Exchange Bank Mechanics Banking Association
ana inc branch o. the Pesnsyvaaa United States Bsuk be-
sdes some o'hers which have yet taken hne FORM
Inc combined capitals Of these associations as will
reach nearly 900 collars ar 81. times ,he nr~
seat capital OF the state Of New York which is sss 4ol 4sc
That the above capital than is for the pre
en OF prospective wants OF our trade very esiden and
moreover there Is here laid "a, absorb ali ,h
available real estate and state stocks ch can come nader
the provisions of the law Thus the inst re,urrs Le re-.
estate OF OF New York amounted OF his
probably twohrds already which leaves ssoo
eoooce FOR the formation Of capital which must be b, hi
amount under the provisions Of the this We add ,r
amount Of socxs throughout the United States which have
been created during the last year, say 9s0s oos,hs ADDED
10 that which previously existed $eo and we b.v.
combir ed fixed capital The amosnt OF
o0o To nat this capital 10 operation. practicable 1t
would require specie basis Of $:c5eocoo which about
three times present amount hand although n n
unusually large Here IL will be that the limits Of the
real capital can be scarcely Of the proposed capital
OF the associations already ormng and by the bu
ness In this manner he OF the whole is
dised Mr. Bdde being shrewd or more modest tn.
the Others but capital eOe and from the
known reputation Of the gentlemen conducting the iss,u.
proes better for the Of the experiment than some
others
The bills the Woodstock snk are again received :, III
Suffolk Bank, Boston.
The Bank Of Michigan discontinued ser the 18th inst re-
ceiving on aeposie any but chartered money.
Rank under the OF tae Lockpar Bank and Truss
Company 10 be established Lockpsr New York-cap
tall $5os o0o with DIVISIONS for its increase to S20eoo The
business TO commence SO soon $2oooOe psd IT, which II
nearly completed lis also proposed to merge the stack
Of late Lookport Bank in the association SHOULD the
directors deem II expedient.
The sales at the board Of brokers not been SO exes
sve during the last few days expired week No ma
teral change in prices has been experienced today g.
Bank declined per cent, Delaware Hudson per cent
American Trus improved l. Phenx Bank per cent vck,
burg per cent Kentucky reseded per cent Pa,erss.
improved per cent, StoniDgton per cent Cantea Der
cent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

" young Alligator sbou, two and half feet
long, was caught Saturday morning al the Walla-
bout, Brooklyn, basking on the shore in real Apaa-
chicola style.
No wonder, since the Thermometer has been boiling
over here for the last two months. Should this
weather continue much longer, We may expect next
season 10 find among Hs, besides young crocodles
and anacondas, every other species OF tropical
animals
The thermometer today, placed in the codes, si,us-
ton at or Office stood at 80 81 aud 95 during the
whole day.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

FArAL ACCIDENT nv cAssLEse DRrviso THROUGH
THssrnrr1s-Yestcrday afternoon st3 o'clock, Mr..
James Strong aged so late sfthe firm Of Peter Remsen
g. Co, was knocked dswn in Broadway opposite the
Park, by horse funsusly driven by an lrlshman,
and so badly injured Is to occasion his death in
three hours afterwards. Mr.. Strong had just got on,
ofsn Omnibus, and was proceeding towards the side
walk, VIII, he run over and his soul fractured in
che fall The man who the rode horse was not de.
tanned 70 testify upon the inqicst and therefore
matter VI doubt with the jury what verdict to find.
The testimony ofcths witnesses, however, justified
them in rendering verdict tina, the deceased was &C.
cidentslly KILLED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31


The ceremony closed by cscorng the ladies' TO their
respective homes.
The day passed offin fcasng with the faculty, &c.
&c tl 7 O'clock, r. NJ, when the hour arrived for
delivering dowa the "buily clup." THIS ls piece of
anliquto which has puzzled chronoloeers not little
some say Il s spar saved from Noah 8 Ark; others
say il is Aroon's rod Ourex bully says IL IL Dutch
shprig but the more rational theory 49, that Is the
shiieiah with which ST. Patrick drove the rinimous
bastcs from Ireland. Be this II may, II looks
IL had served long apprenticeship under the Devil
himself IL 10 blacker and more crooked than his
cIoven foot and one sight Of 10 sufficient 10 kill one,
or give him the ioekjar during life.
The Bully in giving il down 10 his iustrious sue
cessor made a speech, which would have pleased bet
ter had i, been little mildcr | love the bulles my.
SELF because there are among them as fine fellows as
ever smashed freshman's window-but my private
opinion TO- there toe much Of the spirit Of the old
black internal Looking club. Mr.. T., however, will
improve as he gets away from the childish scenes OF
college, and learns 10 have little less intolerance.
He Is good child and as an smiabe boy love him
with ali his faults love him still. The speech
rather severe against his opponents bnt the objection
able parts were fortunately drowned IN the roar OF the
artillery and song OF the church bells, which were
greeting the departing orb Of day. tflcr this they
msrch,d round the college squsfe singing "Auld laRr
syne" with the college band, and afie ards ADJOURN
"a 10 the state house where thev had some dsncing
and M znp ~ about ten ur twelve oclnrt. have
moi rnu,n Ia nrnttun nh.ut the New y III eoldit =
who were TASTED IN the state h0ufg, and paroded on
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
State OF Trade.

Our city remains early quiet but few new are
making this week towards encement of The oper.
tons OF trade Messrs Hsggery Son. advertise for n,
morrow the cargo o. the consisting fresh Teas
WooLAs yet in market the Al rather
quiet little demand exists for the best qualities only A.
Poughke spse the demand for good brink nj fair
prices sales Of Saxon c. mixed Isl
D. Merno. SO 43 C. The crop in this neighborbooo In
rather uRder the usual quantity but sy has provo
Al Vegennes (Vt) 25th bBsnr s. as doing bss
nj barely At remuHeratDg price hcb from 20 q
The following the number OF sheep the Uuiled
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
MAlkb tlLD.

Al Fhkl Lending 26lh Inst by the Rev Trapci. H.
Kip, the Rev. william Heyer 10 Anna NJ. Freensp dsugb
Of the late Jonathan Freeman formerly pastor the Pres
byersa church Ne ~burgh and afterwards Of the church
Bridgetown West jersey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
Whole number,

- whole number, l2t976
The number this year Is estimated win be much les n
the In Of low prize common
wool
CoIros We notice no material change in this market al
though few sales have The Gotten crop
Telss, estimated, III be this ear from the Brssos liver
alone 200 o0o bales sm other about ice 900
making OF 37e 900 bales against bales st
should these estimates and but NIUE
doubt Il II from The from which they
Texas, In four time, will rival the Usited STATES In
quantity she does in the quality Of crops Al No
bile toe 22d there bad been 70 days
the osotstions fair III mddng loa 1904; ordnsr
81 %.
Comparative Of Cotton d6rex porte for nc usek
Ill <I~S~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

heOf The and under ei; between the sgy
Of and "a, and s. VT 5a-d 10, 4, 70 and 10, ard 90
T ~ and a. IA 90 and 5 ~ 80 and CO. So and TO- ~ W ard
20, VI 70 and 90, ~ 20 md tOn. VI unknuwn,7
Placer II yar,fv United stat isI ireland ~ snels-d
geraay, wae~, Wet inoie, y, Frame iloirnsi
a. switzerland, n srot and. 3, Csnsda =; Russ o. Dem
natk n Itsly y. Unknowr n
A.. ,, ~usi Px iisspl,ri. ~ Chy ~" r''rl BIa.ks
v,r tsiend 4 wtsct cuupiy e. y rEs 'ruiy Co
urNny - MY vELI.. CRY Inspector
City Inspcclus Onice Juy - H3t.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

W The three students presented to the University
by the corporation were selected from Public School
No. IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

~ Who wars gp0d III u FIR whoeynr dots
~ him coll Alvord Sen. ELI stand No ~ Bow.
cry AID hc viii D. peas.I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31
E.Y MA n X y +.

Of the when the active and sgtaisg 81
rit frequent Wall ssly absent fen
onevey In the market by rsqueat and
consequently which processes to adhere the ssos
daily mast be brief Dealers and capitalists
generally waiting the result OF the ption resolutions
the South dsposionto nsness itself 'moug
the southern institutions exchange improves The today
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

In New Orleans, on the 2lst, the Picayune says
that "the thermometer was nj "a in the shade-beng
aimsa as high they have it in New York, Boston,
Montreal, &c"
IL would be good notion to send out an agent TO
New Orleans and Havana this winter to secure
stock of ice for the New Workers, and Canadians.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31


Life, ~ . morning beam,
Laved IN tunes rolling stream.
Passes away;
Friendship may weave Its chain,
Love urge It's power amais,
Wealth cast its gifls In vain,
Go speeds our day.
Meanwhile We swiftly glide
Down this worlds rapid lids,
Kso~ ledge 10 gain:-
Culling each golden h,wer,
Dreaming In classic bower,
Roamisg the wide rsrts DER,
Sea and tn main
Sternly our country calls
Us fron these hello~'d wallis
Here now We sever
God Of Almighty power.
smiie on this parting hour,
Ger NJ thy blessing shower.
Leave rs. oh never.
s,iil round this CHERISHED spot,
Ne'er 10 our hears forget,
Pesce ever a we'll;
Bright may its beauties glow,
Losg way lts sire anl~ts hyw,
Fer IN pure wisdom grow,
FRfEsDsl FARE w WELL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

AZ new Weans, 2ia instant. The demand eoor the
stock fast Diminishing Large shipments rr accounts
were on their way to Europe The receipts shipping
ports amount 10 7s5 0Co bacs-tbe briain
cos baIeto France nent SEQ eoe pales
AUCTION Sales.
Sa-sa paris-2bl II Tobacce-Si hds XIV I'd xl.o
Mossses-l9 bdS. Rice "a average s. a.
Cefe' so tgs Lag'a, IT sAasa ehds. STEMS
Rarr hIp MS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

yHK GrRArrks.-The attention of the public ie
called TO these interesting and rate specimens of ma
ture. On Saturday the exhibition closes-and posi-
bly, may be the last exhibition of the kind that vii
ever take place in this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

NrBlos.-This delightful place Of entertainment
offers tonight bill which cannot fail to attract anu
merous aud encc. The Great Ravel Family exhibit
thervcrsatle and astonishing talents in three distinct
species Of entertainment, to wit, Vaudeville, Tight
Rope Dancing, and Pan,onme-in all Of which that
universal fayoriie, GAsaIEL, appears.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

UNITED STATES CIRcUlT CouRT.-The court opened
al Ill A. "a Judge Bets, presiding.
The following panel 81 efaRd jurors was returned .
ID avid Austin, William Bum, Joseph ID. Beers
Amos Butlcr John Y. Ctbis, Peter Cooper, John T.
Dolan George Green, Anthony II. Hoffman, Charles
II Hall, OBADIAH Holmes, Geo. r. Ives, Cornelius
w. Lawrence, Schuyler Livingston, James Lee John
II. Marin, OroondaIes Mayran, Andrew McGown,
James NJ. futile, Henry y. TallmadRe. John Tsrpee,
John Van Nostrsnd Peter 5. Van WICK, and Da-
vid w. wetmerc. .
The court appointed John Y. Zebra foreman.
The Judge, in charging the jury, submitted to their
investigation the Of the following prisoners IN
gaol Luther n Johnson, master, Aaron McGIll, lst
mate, Samuel Tlnsley 2nd mate, and William Har-
rlngton, William Saith, and Thomas Hudson, sea.
men, on board the American schooner Anna Howard,
charged with having committed murder on the high
seas in shooting and drowning between twenty and
thirty natives of tho coast off Patagonia; Eugene
sullivan and ID incl Sullivan charged with counter
letting silver coin; Esos Gum, the like; William
Vlnsen, charged with perjury in swearing TO libel in
/ Admiralty and also aRant Lambert Barcicn and
| NahsnIel Gordon, on bail, chargd with importing a
negro hoy from foreign country 10 be held ~ slave
| in The Uutcd Saics; and Several other persons on
hail, charged with forgery md perjury ,n entering
onls ~ tho CTS ON house, ohd various violations OF
i tho tcvenue laws.
I'M ttesrtt Term - holden only far tho trial al
criminal caustr, aud he iIns casts n tqupy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

FIRE ON THE FIVE PoNrs.-The roofs and upper
stories of four five houses Of nfamy at the juno
ton Of Little Water and Anthony streets, were de.
stroyed by fire. The arrival of a number Of engines
at the spot, unfortunately prevented the flames from
purifying that sink of lniquty.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-31

EXAMINATIONS OF COLEMAN, THE NURDERRR.-The
prisoner Coleman was brought out yesterday before
Justice Lowndes TO undergo examination respect
ing the charge against him Of numbering his wife.
The accused was defended by Mr.. shaler, under
whose advice he refused answering any question IN
relation TO the matter and romanded. The pri-
soner has undertaken TO sham crazy.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-22
A GARDENER WELL PAID.

A correspondent of the SteubenviIle Her
aid says, that among the appropriations
which have been asked for, from the PEG.
pies money, for the expenses Of carrying
on The Government for the present year,
is the sum of $1,000 for che Presidents
head gardener Now the people have
supposed tina, the Pres,den, was in the re.
ceIpt Of pretty snug SUN, when he was
regularly paid $4,000 per annum, as
fixed salary. But here we see. that this
is not enough for this economical office
holder, and that his salary is TO I've indlrect-
ly increased, by the government paying his
gardener $1,000 more, witch, in fact and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-22
lroR rHE CHARLOTTE Jouas.L.l
jane Is, 1888.


Mr. Hoitoa VIII you be SO kind as TO
inform me whether or not the Van Buren,
Jackson Sub Treasury Democratic cand
dates for a seat IN the n1M General Assem-
bly, of n. c., 10 this county are in favor OF
a DIVISION of the County Of Meekleuburg.
The freemen of this section OF the Count,
are determined to support no man who will
not come out and declare his opinions, and
moreover he nor they need not calculate
upon sliding into the Legislature under the
pretended right of instruction. We have
TO labour under too many inconvenience 10
live satisfied under the existing circumstan.
ces. | have understood that some if not
all of the Candidates, are opposed to a dI.
VISION Of this County, alleging tina, the
people IN this quarter are not able TO build
Cour, House and jail. wish them not
TO be TOO uneasy upon this point. We are
not going for Van Buren, Il Co. now, VIC
intend 10 go for our own interest for while,
this vas not the case at the last election, We
then had different question from the one
which we will make The test question. We
&
minute that the present elections have any
thing TO do with the politics of the country,
we see no cause for any excitement on this
score. We are pledged TO support the men
who advocate our cause aud unless they
come out openly for DIVISION of the county,
all their Van Buren, speeches will not gam
the votes of tie Republicans of this part of
the County, and |, for one now demand from
each candidate public snnunclation of his
views upon this subject. ! have no idea of
going against either of the Candidates at
present for the Legislature upon political
grounds, but would not support any man
who will no, declare himself for division
of the county, Wing, Democrat or what
not. Blu, | would treel, support any re:
spectacle Wing in preference to any Demo
crat, provided the former was in favor of
Our measure and the latter opposed to it,
this is 10 be the test question here, and no,
Van Buren,, Bauk or no Bank. wish YOU
MIR. Hotou, TO inform us through your pa.
per it possible, the opinions of the cand
dates upon tins point. We want to know
as early as possible, because the subject has
been one which has caused great deal at
chat. All agree that they will 60 against
the whole posse If they oppose our wishes,
they need not ride about and say, that if
the people say so we will go for it, they
must come out and risk the consequences.
We have become tired of this party ex
citement and especially in the election of
county officers, for one cannot see for NV
life why II is necessary io drag the people
from dltfrren, parts of the coua,y to nomi.
nate Democratic candidate sor Sheriff, as