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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

ifaaehisH u Ill msn Il requisite gBalili-
esii0ns iEFrsFeeliae Of eoloE-IO whom
HeHe TeieFea. also. Numerous petitions
praying Tor he .sIepesl Of 81 lass max
ing distinction among our eiiizeLs on ae-
count 81 eoinr." and 70 whom we're refer
red other petitions signed By numerous
ei.izens q lhis STATE praying he Gene
raj Assembly 10 " adopt resolutions re-
guessing our Senators and Representa-
lives N Congress 10 use lheir utmost ex-
ersions 10 procure the inmedisie sboli-
lion oil slavery in The District Of Colon.
bIa, AID the immediate prohibition Of the
slsfe-irads between the states. and 10 OPP
pose the ADHESION into The uniOn Of any
new states whose Constitution lolerslss
slavery" hare made report concluding
with Tie following resolutions:
Res0lred. That il il inexpedient 90
change The Constitution aud laws 0f this
siale. 80 far as they recognise a disIine.
lion in political rights among persons on
account Of color.
Ke4ofUsf, That. in the opinion Of this
Assembly. the immediate abolition Of sls-
very IN the DisIriei Of Columbia. against
the wishes Of The inhabitants, and whilst
slavery exists in the slales Of Virginia
and Maryland, would be inerpedienI and
unjusiiiiable.
Resoirsd, That an immediate prohi.
hilton. by Congress. Of the slave-lrsde
between tie states. is inexpedienI. uneon
s.ituiIOnsl. and dangerous.
ResOlrtd. That The conditions upon
which new states come into the Union
ate prescribed in the Constitution; and
that il would be unwise and unjusliiab!e
10 sgIlaie the question whether lie recog.
milton Of slavery by any new state. fall.
ing within the principles Of the compro.
mise adopted on the admission of Nils.
sour. would be valid objection 10 il:
admission into The Union.
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.nsls eounlry lhan Illal a Hsary Clay.
a. f.smsr II Ashland.
rhsa sosnes Ihe I.eEs a 'fippscsnne--
,raersb.e and brave old msn. 1hnse
-, he las bsen one II esnstsnl sni Oft
IS nsriions service lur bis country.
wen he crest Northwestern Territory
=. ri . wilderness. he pitched bis tent
:. IL ssllry Of Tie Ohio. and La bfascd
n. bsslle sn1 sloFm until those sasi s0li-
,~lss have became peoPlsd. and Zen new
..,,. have beea added 10 bis eoanlTy's
s,.. SureriaT in every resTect 10 Gen.
I,sksoa. iassmUch - he possesses sll
=, brsssry. and has none Of Tie loibles
4 thal dispaiis old man. Gen. Harrison
wsulJ ~ doubt sustain thai exalted char
,r,sr .. lie head 81 Ille Republic which he
a. supported - The statesman warrior
81 Inc West.
OF General Scott. tits Sufficient IN say
,s.. he possesses excellsnI qualifications
f,rtl.s Presidency. A soldier. bfase and
resfrous. edueAisd snI genilsmanly. 4
Loser If peace. and drsosslly attached
:. die Constitution. lie would 20 much
,se..Ole talhs cnun,I, 5 esra.shson that
lnsrs which Las been 50 SADLY begrimsd
rnacr lie mad Esisruls Of lie lssl ten
,r.rs. ...u ......m-m. ..-..
IN the election Of cider IL these mrn
&, The Presidency. tie People Of this
e.,nnIfy would have guaranty Of honor
aad peare. f.aeilhsr Of them should we
ia. lag be willing 10 throw VI our CAPS.
We have preference. 10 be suis-bul
iil, preference ~e shall yield TO The de-
sl.,aa II ihe msj"Tiiy. And such we
Lslirve u b. the sentiments generally Of
III. Wings al New Hampshire. THY
rN 70 for the nomiHaii0a made ty tie
.ya.iaaal Cpnreaiioa. 80 msre person.
81 considerations. no l'eal interests or
PASSIONS. wall prevent the Wings Of This
Sule irnm giving . foil. . eotdial. and
nniIed support Ia the man whom tie Con-
,enlian shall designate as ;hs candidate.
Oar friends need fear M division in our
ranks-En the great Wing party will
,t,nd shoulter 10 shoulder IN lie next
campaign; and we can tell our enemies.
uho eaunt much upon our dlssensions.
irai whether we march under the banner
Of the defender of the Constitution, the
great Paeideaior. IIie hero IL 1'iPpscsnOe.
az the gallant warrior Of NIsgara, WI
SHALL MARCH TO VICTORY.
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From the Raleigh Register.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.


The election for 10 members Of Con-
gress takes place in this state on the Sc
cond Thursday Of August next. As OPP
position has been brought out in every
district, probably. where IL is intended.
VIC subioin lisI Of the Candidates. with
a guess as 90 the result.
In the Mountain district. James Ora
ham twhie) has no opposition. for the
simple reason that il would be hopeless
The same remark will apply 10 the Sur
~ district, represented by that sterling
sWhig. Lewis Williams. =
In the Mecslenburg district. Mr.. Com
nor VAN is opposed by Gen. b. NJ. Ed
ne sWhig.) The chances. We should
think. are decidedly in favor Of Mr.. G. :
In the Salisbury district, represented
by Mr.. Reneher, the candidates are
Charles Fisher and Pleasant Henderson,
The latter is the regular "hig candidate.
though we have no doubt Mr.. L. will re-
ceive many Wing votes, having acted
with tina, party until the new finance
question sprung up. and being with them.
even now. so FAR as we have any certain
knowledge. II both hoist the Wing BAN
ner. unrquivoeslly, the result will be hard
10 foreteIl until after The election; but il
Mr.. L. gives any reason IL doubt his
adhesion 10 Wing principles, Mr.. II.
will. in our opinion, be certainly elected
for this district is Wing 10 the back.
bone.
In the Caswell disyjcI., ihs candidates
rare. Augustine II. sfeP6td tNhir) and
John Hill (van.) We presume Mr.. SIS
election is certsin.
In the Raleigh district. DR.. Monigome.
~ (van) is opposed by G. w. Haywo
-lWhig.) This will be a remarkably
close contest. Each party hopes, aud
will strive for success. .
In the Warren district. Gen. Hawking
is opposed by Mr.. billiard, both Admi-
nisira,ion men. The chances are in fa.l
vor Of the General. decidedly.
In the Halifax district. Mr.. Bynum
YAM is opposed BY Col. Long Wing J
~aad with every prospect of success. The
difference between them al the last cleo
ton was only about 20 voles.
In the Edenlnn district. Maj. Sawyer
who was elected Wing bu, became a
sub-Tressury man, is opposed by Ken
meth Rsyner-lhe talented young Wing
who has so distinguished himself in our
State Legislature. All accounts from that
quarter represen. Rayner's election as
certain. ~.... =
In the Newbern district. Charles Shep.'
ard. also elected Wing but converted 10
1he beauties Of Van Burenism, is oppos.
ed by Col. Biddle (Whig.) The last
Newbern Spectator asserts confidently,
that Biddle will be elected.
/, In the Wilmington district, Gen. Nc
iKay ". b. has no opposition as yet. :
Ia the Fayetteville district, Edmund
-Debeuy tWhie) is opposed by William
A. Morris (van.) We consider Mr.
Debeny's election certain.
In the Tarborough district, Edward
.stanly (whig) is opposed by DR.. Hall
w. b.. and we have heard no one yet.
hardy enough to question the triumphant
re election Of the former.
So that the Wings have fair chance
OF carrying ten on, Of THIRTEEN districts.
We do not say they will certainly sue.
coed to this extent. but We have good
grounds to hope it.
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New Orleans, May 81, 1889.

Horrible Duel.-The coroner was call.
ed on yesterday TO hold an inquest on two
bodies which were found near the road
10 the Bayou ST. Juhn, abou, mile from
the borders OF the lake. The following
are all the particulars we have obtain
.ed:--
An individual coming from the Lake
by this road heard stitlej groans at some
Gule distance in the wood. and having
followed the direction from which they
proceeded. discovered man in the
agonies of death. who had been wounded
BY many strokes Of a pogniard. Not
being able to render any assistance,
he fastened to give information to the
proper authorities, who despatched Cap.
lain Younes 10 make inquiries in the fact.
On captain Younes's arrival at The spot
the man was dead. This strange circum-
stance excited the suspicion Of there
having been duel. and on examination
a second body was discovered still hold
ing in It's hand a pogniard. which was
wrenched from It's grasp with great
difficulty. The two bodies were brought
into town. and on examination il appear
ed that the frs, had received three strokes
of sharp instrument apparently lit
lie larger than a stiletto;) one had open
ed the principal artery of the leiI arm;
another was on the left shoulder blade;
three were in the RICH. breast-one Of
which had entered between the third and
fourth ribs and penetrated the lower lobe
Of the right lung; another wound, not SO
deep. was between the orbits.
This man appeared to have been very
strong and muscular. about 35 years Of
age. and of dark complexion. He had
on pair Of white twillsd Russia duck
psn,sloon., with white cotton drawers
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To the Public.

TnHE subscriber expects 10 have in ca, s.e.
- ration. by the hrs, Of June. two Wool.
CARDiNC MACH.NES. Al his mill on. Eao,
i've miles east o. Hillsboreueh. ~hsrs ga
Jog will be dor.e N the best siyle, a The wesl
is brought early.
Cash will be given for wooi. A eonssan,
supply Of Hollis Tor sale.
Also the highest price given Cor good wheat.
4 constant supply Of good Flour Cor sale.
And furthermore. he would call the ai,en.
ton OF Parents and Guardians TO the SCHOOL
located near his house. wherein the most use
full and refined branches Of an English edses-
ton are taught. Board. washing and taiiion,
Thirty six dollars per session of Ave raoaths.
The iirst session Of the school viii terminate
on the i4th June. and the second session will
commence on Monday The sth Of July.
THO. w. HOLDEN.
May 81. III
or The Star and Standard will publish tbs
above three weeks. y -
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From the Raleigh Register.
RALEIGH e. CASTOR RAIL RoA

RALEIGH e. CASTOR RAIL ROAD.
The third annual meeting Of the stuck
holders Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
Road Company was held a, the office in
this city. on Monday and Tuesday last.
The report of the chief engineer shows
tina, the work is being rapidly completed.
The excavation and embanknent is finish
ed TO within seven miles Of Raleigh, and
the balance, comprising but very small
amount of work, will be done within a
fewi weeks. On the parts completed
most Of the timber has been laid, aud
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uhdeFneslh, AEoHE1 Lis nsck Eas lHist-
81 ssiloF's sEsssi ola rd5ish color.
The steoEd msa hal received Eve defp
wounds infected uiih = pognisrd IN The
TighI breast. and ore with he same
inshp7eni IN ihs Irfi side. which had
pierced he besrt through and IhrOngh.
Tie parties 0lllis double assassination.
% FAR a. We e.>lld ascertain. were >
Spaniard and an Il.iisn. fruit dealers.
who bad disputed IN he course Of thsir
business. L0.isinlian.
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I'D 1 y ID,

To this place. early this morning. Ma
RY FRANCES. infan, daughter Of Mr.. LIZ
auEL LYNCH, aged about year and 2
months.
"I fell, ss surveyed that flower
Thu. early suapt in twain.
would not, il had the power.
Recall il here again.
For well I know she blooms above,
Ia more genial cline
Safe shielded, by Almighty love.
From all the storms Of time"
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4Ih ofInIv.

A meeting Of The citizens Of HILLSIDE
rough was held II The Court House on
Friday last. Maj. Allen ]. DAyis presid-
ing. for the purpose Of making arrange
menss for asuilable celebration Of The ap
preaching anniversary Of American Inde-
Pendence.
On motion II vas
ResOirsd, That committee Of six be
appointed by the chair. whose duty j,
shall be 10 select a person 10 read the
Declaration Of Independence. prefscing
Il with suitable address; and also TO
prepare tOas.s for the occasion.
This committee consists Of the follow
ing persons:
Hugh waddell. John Cameron, David
Parker, Hazel Burgwin, James S. Smith.
and Edwia A. Heart.
On motion, q committee was also ap-
pointed by the chair TO make arrange.
menis for the dinner. consisting of the
following genilemen:'
William Nelson. DR.. Pride Jones, DIR.
Walter A. Norwood. James Webb. IT,,
Henry X. Nash. and John 0dend'hal.
On motion the thanks Of the meeting
Was rendered to tie chairman. and the
meeiing adjourned.
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"A Sheriff run a,coy ,cith.-Oa the
23d ult. Mr.. Brotherion, the Sheriff OF
St. Louis. attached the steamboat Gen.
Brady. On the night Of the 9th, the
Deputy Sheriff, Mr.. Lacy, slepton bosrd.
Abou, 4 o'clock in the morning, discover.
ing .ha, the boat was raising steam, he
rushed TO the pilot house and took
possession Of the wheel, but the pilo,
and hands overpowered him and put of
with the boat, Deputy Sheriff and all, for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-13

he iron ~ he Eh0le disi.Rrf. bels cen
Henderson and his place. has besn Par-
chased. Upon that r0raon 0f lie road
alresdy IN use. tie receipts from Tie Trans
poFlau0a Of height and passengers hare
grady exeeedsd The expectations Of The
friends Of the road; indeed such has been
The press Of goods and producs u The
different warehouses. that the limited
power employed by The Petersburg Con-
pany upon The road has been found en-
lirtiy inadequate 10 The conveyance Of
freight ss fast as IL might accumulate.
Every exeriion has been made by The par
lies interested. however, 10 give saiisfse-
ton, and we understand such strange
ments are now making ss will enable The
company, during the present year. 10
place their own engines upon the road.
Geo. w. aI0rheesi. esq. was re.clecl-
ed President, and lhe following gentle
men elected Directors Tor The ensuing
year. unanimously. viz: Duncan Cane
ron. William Boylsn, John ii. bryan.
Joseph w. Hawkins. William Robsrds.
The Talificalions OF Treaty Of Com
mPrce and Navigation concluded between
the United States and The Netherlands.
we're duly exchanged at Washington on
The 23d Of May. between The Secretary
ofStaie sndlhe Cheralier Martini, charge
GAGsires Of the King Of the Netherlands.
The Treaty was officially published in
the Globe Of Wednesday. and contains
substantially the following provision:
Goods and merchandise, Whatever lheii
origin may be. when imported into Of
exparIed from the United States. IRON OF
To The Netherlands. in vessels Of The
Netherlands, shall pay no higher or olheI
duties Than are levied on like goods
conveyed in vessels Of The United States
and so, in like manner, goods imporiet
into OF exported from the Netherlands
from or 10 the Uui,ed States. in vessels o
the said States. are 10 pay no higher o.
other duties than are levied on The Iik,
goods conveyed in Netherlsnd vessels.
| The vessels of each nation are 10 pay
no tonnage or other duties ar charges il
the ports Of the other than are levied b.
each nation on lis own vessels for III,
same objects.
The COnsuls and Vice Consuls Of lh'
respective nations are 10 enjoy equs
privileges. protection and assistance.
The contracting parties agree TO con
cider aud treat az national vessels all sucI
as are so recognised by the laws an
regulations Of each respectively.
I In case Of shipwreck or damage al sea
each party shall grant TO the vessels
whether public or private. OF the other
! the same assistance and protection whicI
would be afforded TO its own vessels i
like cases.
y This Treaty is 10 remain in force 70
len years; aud further. until the end q
twelve months after either Of the contract
ing parties shall have given 10 The oshe
notice Of us intention 10 terminate th
same.
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FRANCE


More blood has been shed in Fran &c.
A miserable Imitation nf The three gio-
ri0us days" has been 60, up. and ended
in The destruction Of The insurgents. On
Sunday. The I2lh. Iossrds 3 o'clock. II.
NJ, about 900 persons clad 10 frocks and
caps attacked gun-maker's shop in Pa
rae, from which they took $50 fowling
pieces. In order 10 eject IN entrance,
they forced away ihe masonry work
A detachment Of horse Municipsls. is
suing from the Rue dss .ireis. 6rsi re-
eeived The FIRE Of the insurgents. The
detachment lost the two first hoEsemen
by The discharge. and immediately turned
round 10 rally somewhat further back
Thirty seven wounded persons have
been received Al The Hotel Dieu, viz.
four Municipal Guards. tao National
Guards, eight soldiers Of the line. two
women Zone Of whom was elegantly
dressed. and twenly-four workmen.-
Five have suffered ampulsliOn. and eleven
OF the wounded have died. There are
about sevenly.six persons in the hospi-
tails Of Ia Pile. 81. Louis, and La Cha
rite.
The Chamber Of Peers and Deputies
waited, in body, on the King to express
10 him The indigestion and pain with
which they had heard Of the wicked plot
that had broken out in The capital.
The number Of persons taken into Gus.
tOdy in Paris, is nearly 400. A person
named Barbes. one Of The leaders. said
20 the magislraIe-"l know the fate that
awaits me-ihat nv head will fall on the
scafTold. and am perfectly resigned to it.
Il is your place now TO strike iIoff. Had
we succeeded, our roles would have been
changed"
The number killed on The side of the
troops and National Guard is 81, and thai
OF the wounded IS.
The Courier Francois says that tbs
new Ministers were very cooIly received
by the Chamber Of Deputies. All eye.
were fixed upon them, but nobody salu
ted them.
NJ. Ssuzet has been elected Presiden
Of the French Chamber Of Deputies TO
the session OF 1890. The trial Of strength
was between him and NJ. Theirs. Th,
numbers were. Cor nj. Theirs zoo, 70
NJ. Sauzet 2l3. .*-
Spaia.-Cabrera is again master Of Ih'
Madrid road. and four mails from that ca
pitsl are now due.
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Mississippi 10 in bssusifsl sis'e "
INSTRUMENTATION - me present Tine
every body seems determined 10 dn - Ls
pleases. The Sheriff Of Yazoa county
lsi-iy prevented the term 81 The Ciruii
Court from being held b. mailing % he
Courthouse joors The judge on hear
ing Of this. wrote % him that Il was his 10
lealon IN designate some nihsr boilding.
where he would hold Court. .Designa'e
and lie DID, MAS the insolent reply.
The current Of justice has non been
obsuueled and stopped in fur counties,
Monroe, Madison. Noxubes and Yszoo.
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a RefeefiOn.-ll should be remem-
bered that every loalhsome inmate Of
penitenlisries and state prisons was once
. gentle. inOiTensive. and prallling child.
and that ever. criminal vim has expisi-
ed his "crimes upon The gallows." once
was pressed 10 Q molher's heart, aud
drew his lifr-giving nourishment from her
bosom. Bad moral training, Wrong in
1uences. and debasing examples, dn iheir
work, and transform endearing offspring
into ferocious men. who shock humanity
by the foulness Of their guilt and mon
sHous audaciiy OF their crimes.
Lynn Freeman.
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or the children in the Prussian domi-
Mons. between the ages Of seven and
fourteen. il is calculated that l4.l5ihs are
educated in the public schools.
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A severe hail storm occurred at VIII
ming,on in this state, on the ais, ul,imo.
and another on Sunday night following.
which caused great damage to the corn
aud rice fields in that vicinity.
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Nsa OHsses. A eOasiIerzble distance
below. Mr. Issey uss PIT On sh0Es. On
he 25l On. me Shsrid. NJ. Bsotberson,
lsll s.. Lonis IN p1rspia Of DE bat
or course there oil be cEimiral
prosecution sgsiasi he ofiees Of he
boat.
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Mr. Clay in Ifrginia.-The cores
ponden, of the Alexandria Gazette, writ
ing from Albemarle county, Va. on the
subject Of the late elections in tina. neigh
borhood, makes the following remarks
in reference to the feeling manifested
towards the great statesman Of the nation;
we ALLURE The title Of statesman Of the
west. for his fame belongs TO the whole
country.
"PubIic sentimen, is sweeping in one
resislless current in favor Of Henry Clay.
The mists Of prejudice are clearing away.
and he is almost universally hailed the
man Of the People. So great change
on any subject have never witnessed as
.ha. which has taken place with regard IA
ME-. Clay in this community"
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mHoms Mangfaefurs."-J. &. r.
Sloan have II their store supply Of
Nails and Brads. OF various sizes, ma
nufseiured by FuIlensider and Burioa
of Lincoln country. The sriiele could
not be distinguished from the northern
msnufaeIure-exeep,. indeed. il might DO
by their superiority. This speaks well
Tor the mineral resources Of North Carn-
lima. when developed by spirited enter
prise. How much longer will The people
OF the west feel The necessity ofessy con.
municsiion with their brethren OF the essi.
where they might eompets with northern
manufacturers! Greensb0rongh Pat.
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Gen. d. M. Edney, Wing, is a cam
didalc in the lIIh Congressional district,
in opposition 10 MIR. Connor; aud in the
l3ih district, Roicrick Murchison, V. B..
has come out in opposition TO the ye,e.
ran Wing Lewis Williams. In neither
Of these districts, however, is it probable
there will be any change.
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In the Supreme Court Of the Iouisisns,
on the 18th of May, Judge Rost deliv.
cred the opinion of the Court in the case
Of the A,chafalaya Rail Road aud Banking
Company rcrsus III. s. Dawson, who had
refused 10 pay a note held by the Bank
against him. on the plea tina. the Bank
had suspended specie payments for more
than ninety days. when the note malur
ed, and had therefore no right 10 sue
having in fact LOST its cooperate powers
az its charter contains provision that on
suspension for more than ninety days, it
should be !" ipso facto" forfeited. The
Cour, decided agains, the defendant, say.
ing that a cause of forfeiture cannot be
taken advantage OF, or enforced against .
corporation in any mode. except By q
direct procedure for iha. purpose. and
that the Government alone can institute
such procedure. as i,can waive broken
condition Of contract made with u, as
well as with an individual. :.
Ne,cbern Spectator.
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Al the recen, session Of the u. $.
Circui, Cour. in Mississippi, there were
twenty-seven hundred causes on the
docket. The fees Of the Clerk Of the
Court for the session, were upwards Of
$4,000!
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Important Decision.-The Circui,
Court Of the United States for the Lou
isiana District, has decided that the late
law Of Congress concerning steamboats,
is mol applicable 10 boats navigating The
Mississippi riuer. There are nearly
one hundred and fifty suits TO which this
decision is applicable. The case before
the Court was that Of the United States
VS.. Captain Price. on an information
that the said captain had mol complied
with the act OF Congress in procuring
iron tiller.ropes for the use Of his boat.
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Destruction of the Real Estate Rank
of Deecfw.--The Brandon Miss Sen.
linel Of the sIh, has a paragraph 10 the
effect tina, The editors had received
information by a gentleman direct from
Decatur, tina, The Real Estate Bank a. ,ha,
place was set on fire by a mob, and
burned. together with all the books and
papers. Nothing was saved. lie also
stated that il the mob was not quslled,
they would wreak their vengeance on the
persons and properly Of the directors.
so much for mob law in Mississippi.
N. u. Bee.
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The Hon. Cornelius p. Van Ness,
late Minister OF the United States TO
Spain. arrived at Philadelphia on the
24th ult.