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la GhtnceIy--State of Alahanrl7-Mure tonuty. ~.-' .it Rules, -Oct. 25 l9li, - David Ferguson, e0mphinant,
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tFMENT.--ijO bbls hydraulic Cement; p bbls V Calciued Plaster, just reed and fbr sale by
 nov2 E. C. CENTER & co.
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A SrAKAGts 'ROO1S.--A few hn'irea of she 4 k. finest Ginpe Asparans Roofs, fur sale low. . , .....,. l.. C. .DOBOSE & CO, ,Drugsbls,
 .,n.l3. ...iH Wntrr-sI.
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5E ENEUGk!. BA'iolNo. AND k0PE- lUu EN ,,ieces Tagging, f90 coils Rope, ,ifor sne by
 oct28 OGDEN BROTHERS, 12 Waer-st.
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DOTAroES:-lDO barrels Northern, for sale 1 low from the wImif, applyto
 no>2 .JAO. C. RYAN, cor Cunti 8 Water-st.
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-SJ Dan,al M. Mar, P. P. Br6wne, John J.. Webstet
 John O'Cmnmlns, James Hogan, Henry A. Snow, Nyncy G. Mar, Franklin C.. Heard, and Joseph . .1iolfnrd, defendants. --. YHN HE bin in this is fed to enforce an cquita-
 Il Ile' lien np3n funds of. Marr, Browne x Co. in the haids of Cummius, Hogan x Snow, specifically appropriated by Mar, BroSue Co. to the pay meht Of debt due complainant; and to enj"'! sa'd funds in tue hands of Cuiu1nus, fiasan x Snow and Franklin Ci Heard.
 Marr; Browne & Cs. being indebted to comrlain- ia a large sum of nmney, gave him. an order on Said Cumlnns, Hogan and. Snow, for such ampimt to 7be paid out of funds oi AlaT, Browne x Co. iu the IT hands, which order was duly, presented to said Cummiis, Hogan S' Snow for payment; ana upon their refusal pay, it dy protested, of all which said Cunmins, Hogan x Snow had due mo- tice. Marr Browne x Co. are asolyentj but have fmlS in the hands of Commins, Hogan 5 Snow, sufficient to pay said orden. fine appropriation of .srid funds to complainant prior to any other ap propriation of sne to any-o -otlr creditor, and coa
 plar,ut thereby acquired cLm;thereto superior to a1, otlier creditor of said firm oI Mar, Browne, & Co. ..
 And now the complainant comes by his solicitors and applies for all order of publication; and it app bearing to the satisfaction of the Reg erd the Court of Ohahcery for the First District of the South crn Cbancery Division of the Stateof Alabama, at. Mobile, (trom an affidavit on ie) that the defend- ants, John J :. Webstef and James Holord, are non residents of this state, they are ordered appear at the term of said Court of Chncery, to-De he'll at Mobile, on the second Monday of November next, and answer demur to the bill of complaint; and is further ordered that this order be published once d week for six weeks in some neysraI,er printed and published in the city of Mobiles anl that copy of the be posted on the door oj the court house of Mobile county, all within fifteen days tomti,ls date. - Witness, Malcolm J: MeRae, Register of said Court of Chlncery, al Mobile, this 10th day of Octoher,.A. D. lSil. =.
 to.- M J: McRAE, Register.
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QDA BOXES STARCH Of superior quality SUN landing from bar'l'le Hebron aud for sale by
 ortlS .. .. l. REA.
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ss ufrER.--25 i,kins very choice Goshen Butter h ! for sale by JOHN c. RYAN, -ln,N2 corner Conf and Waler.sts.
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h Chincery-Stale of Alaoama-Mablle County
 iSpring 1srn, 4. D., ISiI s. The President, Directors and Company of the Bank of-Norfolk, conn nplandnts,
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te,h Garden siil Field Seeas, Eeoiis ;uai te,s.
 N, B. Ordes from tie couuit hile1 af tue sheu- cst uuticp. feb
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.~tl i.. '.tGt, AsAt.t hf, A L., ESif.
 i.iekn=.'eihas, riiteAmeai 'n 2s7-;a4 in ,t,
 As. mr,ai til fl tho. sCoun,, al tod A.. itrtrs-S a~ltti,tlhS,,.ic ,'t Nssss4ill. sGti., pAl. Io.wlt; MIs- lth ls4f, came the s l',lapr i, a,tot9ey i!io e"oi, and lttll caring th. ssiiis srejon uf ihc.couit nd ttc eicn,.ant ID lis i.,,s, eia nt in State, aut. lives and ,zs Nltiad la. hmlis ui lai. sSiatv; l, |, liclt- ilrd i, 4coui, hai. .ullrss Ihe san ,ecn- ,ant de alqen hte. o,fol hthatlte nst cay .oI the .rNl m ui thr~ c,ult, gte srNIa bail and llrad. 'uiem,sh dl bc ent'rcd and theeGects attached N l h eInnrd ami applii,t to in satisfaction of the .rlntiG s-'cmar; and its .ni Her ordered b, ihe 'n1. that cory al hs or'se, be pvbli,hed n the N,inir Commercial Registers tcwspaper published m inc ch of Nhile, ia thc Sk,H hi Alabama lol sN tuercSSiN. un,nllis. iu testimony that the foregoing rmtains copy of the
 nrc' oi sal,l court in ili' ease ueieln stated, l.
 la,hin Collins, tlck thrredt da hereto put .nn
 name and tho scaiu si,id couy ihs 2Sth day oi
 lulc A. n.. lsil. LARkiI COLLINS,
 ul,6 h mantlill ns,- 1ieik sad Cn,ut.
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VctT3 VI nIrf sIlttt, SN Bt.s pEEIS, just received per brig Esld- spSF Eta and tpf sale tv oct1o J. RFh.
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NAiLER's FkESCI flJdS.z$rS15 CIaE
 LEN Ii G-Ihe genuine i ileirc!l r ilis against II |. Quack Aost,pms ,i the aselu. the cpie o s. 1.
 The French ls are ai.plicaLia in.a ri,aes' toi }. tler sex, (Wn1aned hec hun Metouiy1 ,ald possess. eS great advantages o,el tie nsan,e and .li lhinl ,nedices, by heinz entirely hri from snt alidson- ,equeh, do ni ailrcI.lhe tlce,h, thereil preventing the possibility oi discosey Nh,ie,nsliis tl'em.
 Besides t.5 inrolt tam advantage, tlFey'ne,er disa- gree with tic stomach, and'm lle Irst etases of the disease, they usually lheei Ae'ne in few dass nh
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NI Ari.%-5o3 kegs Dunenlnou Nails, Al la god,
 of very superior quality, landing from Schooner E'andl, aud for sale by
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DOCKET CUTLERY .-DouKIID4y s, SrAKs Il No. 36 Dduphin street, have this iay'recene, an assortment of splendid Penknves uanuiacenred by "Ioscrh Rogers Sons'' and s'G,orge Warstrn- holm.'' Also, Desk Knives and Errers. .nu,l9
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Daniel M Marr, P. P; Bt6wne, John J.. Wehstet,
 John O'Cmnmlns, James Hogan, Henry 4. Snow, :. Nsacy G. Mar, Frani,tm C, Heard, and Joseph
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WHITE BEANS-lo9 .bbis sup. qn.hty, for w sale at low prices, sy.'
 ocis L. z JILL & SON
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HUDGE PArfEiiSON.-R :. lLe iyloN,n. y ir.an Judge Iu'qsou, iuf .lhilty ytis is fiji st Judgeo the county m mh'hi llt lives. -
 = hlippLfrewS, N. J.; Mutctt l2. isi, Aiessrs. CoIustpck X Cos.
 Geatlemen--No ou ;ae Ut liberty to make ,ch use of tin. Following ecrtctc as Noa ,ein II q: :, sll- serve the purposes Tor which Il E sir,enie1. .lCEkriFicATE or JuilGf .hTTfHf ,S1
 heriy certify that i,s daughter has hci nn,.'
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inthe 'mJ$t obstinate stages of the.diseisc, lhey equally certiid, having csred rnny aitet e,cr, aii,r remedy had islict. h short ,rhey hove teen universally suocessii, that lhe lfupri.ol elaehges any lo prodnce remedy u equal cer+llt1 ..isieg iofieliure.oi lhrcc ilnllfeu 'H,.lL,is s.,
 anl2- ieC. DUI:OSE A 60, aS Waief st. .
 Ot5- Price, a2.p,r box, with int ,iiltotsnS.
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Doors, 3 X 7,ss.t 9. Window Blinds, < l24 cents per foot. wth ninges aud iastenmgs all com llele A.diseo,nt of per cent will be made for all lnns over %l02. aug 13 32tf . J. REA.
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Tt itNH CORN ACAltMh -.fhe third ses- ao si"not this School win olen the first Monda, nt 1an'rN ncNi under tie care oi JSo. B. CLAUSEL, where will 5e laugt, in addition lo the usual h,anci pt an English l.ucdlien, Latin, 6Ieek the Mah- cmalics, Sc- Mr. CEaisci Is ii na6Nc.oi Virginia, where h glIduled; and the subscribers ac proud h oitrriag [" li'" InhlIr rso ripe shoar, imhued thoroughly with s nlhrIn l,clngs ud sn usl> apIre- ciatlns southern uertsls. Tin DIS of the Acalem, Is ren.nkid', healthy, and lcmer rom ,hosc pests of lie young, drinking smps. tofe lnd ui,cr places of pu.Ic ra>nrt.
 ftRns.-fot laun, GrtHl,, slaihemaucs, &c.
 -,i pr, s>ion, ni si fio.th shorter period; ia ,rcaglaj,h,, Arlthinetc, inalIsh oramuer. Ne, e i' r"f session, a''u ios ,h, iainlus b,anrhes 2 Ter Srssiu3I.
 Board may bt had in the neislherhood for 8 per month. JOilN WATKINS, 1.
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E.. l.. ANDREWS &- O., COHESION NJ ERcHANTs, Residence of Partners Mobile, Ala. J. l. ANDREWS, New-York.
 z. ANDREWS, New Orleans.
 Ell. ANDREWS, Mobile.
 TJ Lbera advances made ConsignInents to either of the above houses. ianl6
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EHNK SANt.,-I.hu Valuable lot al anj, harnga A- i'"m m H"lNAst. ut l60 feet by depth oi l25 iEel, Siuated opposite NNe State lit.ss.
 fEKNs.-I-i cash, tue ,,,.cc ii, three etliri an nn payments, with interest from 4~,e at s per cent. po' a1aom. Notes 10 Lr secUed ll mJrtgass an the prrEllSCs.
 Also,-Will be sold oa the same ,etns, all other Hcdl Estate helinging la the Bank. Purchasers Iu l'as all eNp"nsts i1r Deeds, Sc. Proposals will be iecrscd writing addressed la the Cashier ui tile ttanch Blank al the Suue of AlaG'nm
 ohi;ti t,ANl C,.b;n,
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. ocil 75tds M. !. McRAE, Register. 'rbe above property was sold theirst Monday of this present month and the purchaser haviag failed comply with the of his purchase, twfberc-sod on the first Monday in December next, on accouu, andrisk of whom il may concern [; '
 n6y6 70n. M. J. MeRAE, Register.
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4 FEW bales of Heavy Cotton and Woollen goods "A suitable for iesro eothingv-for sale very low to close a consignment. E. L. ANDREWS & co.
 poal7 cor. Com. & Dauphm sts
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T1NilE History of ih- French Revocation, by .M. A,
 Il = Timers, late Prime Minister ol ftanGc.-f,ans., lated with notes and illustaons run, the most iheniic sources by Frederick Shobch; seeond Auc-. rican edition, cemplctein four, ,olpes ,w itl stee en
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. auEYI sT3iI.Er LnlrI

EzA MRS. /. BREH-NTER,S .G:-9 PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, No. 9. Cont street, between Water and Cninnetcc-s tecls, Muhie--a fuw ddofs east ot the Mansion iIansc.
 Gentlemen will fna this house ,ntr,icnt, reiirrl and cnmmodiorS. It i. very crnnid, being within three hundred wards uf The New Osleals steamboat landlng and only few S,eps from tl. BIakely hai- ing, four doors west oi Commences.
 Boar'ng and Lodging by tho s,y month, ,i
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r N l,AtluI.s FIuJ-{i iJ-bL4 Nh,shey 'tO 50 Lbs llol4Ss 10 th Sugar .-
 10 his Br:oh -i les 1i' shoulders
 20 trsS Lard Ib1 bags Havana .,Gee e 6o bags Rio Coffee. 5tnNs sperm Candles
 @ 3H+ Soap 0 {, Composition '' 100 ' Tobaccu,- PorsaIe lay. -,r .tNIGJN EEITtI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-21

shieh hid prassd suree.,lul IN sasins
himself from Fuinous habits. Aud mo,,
esflars'iy u . wished. Thai al aur t,sns
aud wi ,grs were iiil.d 9Th such = Zee.
- hs'i'r snd love he family insIi,u.ianl
Every ane has made lhs ohsrry.,ion.
pi.' there are many mats women O. s are
frlgious Than men; bul the final cause a
Iil.s has not bsen % allrn remarked. d.
s'ae Pfosilenee. b this discriminating Ia-
sor - The one ser. p,un influence Inla
soeitl iauntains. A. are The mothers II
na'inn. 30 ulll be The sn.s, and IN :
messulr. ihs husbands. Bul 10 exercise
iull inhnrpee. the wife must be keeper
:, L"lne. She viii find rnaush 10 EN-.
Ply her largs.i d.ys. in The endless cir
Gle 81 h"Is.hald rarrs. While she vel
romrs ihs r'snine si.ilsr. aud often en-
lafgrs her frugal hoard ler The b-sy aI her
friends. or r,sn joins IN the .ocIsl parry
OF The cheerful sleigh ride. these Thing.
all Dc The exceptions. not The rue. 10
living. she will awe happiness Ia an ever
increasing rirrlr. "Iler chiIdren arse On
aud call her birsssd; her husband sl.a,
ara he pral'rIh heI." q. q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-21
THE NAVY.

There are now on The Navy List Ga
Captain. (Cammoilore Barron icing the
oldest, 81 Commanders, 1888 Lieu,enants,
and about $50 Passed Midshipmen and
MIdshipmen. A writer in The Richmond
Enquirer, who dates an board the u. :.
Snip -. recommends new. organ.
,iion as fnllows: "a
.7Cimiral to command the Navy. and
To have the same relation to the Navy De
par,menl which The Genersl-,n Chief,
lS.oh has 10 The War Department.
8 Tce .Admirals. To command our prin
cipal 1seIs, aud TO fulfil the higher trust,
81 hume. --...
10 Rear .Rlmirais. TO command Squad.
rons and perform duties in the different
home stat'ons. making in all Is flag Off
GERS. There ave nov that many COmmo-
dOres in service.
50 COnImodores T., command Ships ol
the Line, light fo,iIlas, en- second in
Fleets, Navy Yards. &c.
76 Caplains-lheir Office to be as al
present.
100 Commanders TO command the
smaller vessels, and 10 be en- second on
board Ships Of the Line.
$50 Lieutsnanis.
ITO Masters. to be commissioned OF
ficers in the lae Of promotion. and mol
merely warranted as at presen'.
400 MiIshipmsn. and lhose Of them
who may be passed for promotion To re
ceIvecsome sort OF honorary rank. as the
breve, which the Cadets at West Point
are honored with on graduation.
Sach an arrangement withou, any in.
crease Of pay. the writer thinks. would
be much more useful than the present
une, inasmuch as il would increase " that
great incentive 10 duty --promot,on."
Look (he says) at Navy mans life
lilo enters a. fifteen. BE he IN luck, he
gets u Lieutenancy at five aud twenty.
There he sticks ull lifiy. | dom, believe
there are half dozen Commanders on
the list. who can't tell half century; aud
then in ten years more. perhaps. he il
posted. We have only fou, grades known
in law IN our service; and vet necessity,
stronger than The law itself, has made
nearly a dozen. Besides the Se,.io,
Captain" provided for by law. there are
CommuioIes lying in The same port
wearing blue, red aud white pendants
Captains Of the Fleet. Captains Of Ships
Commanders. Lieutenant Commandments
Lieutenant Commodnres--,sk Charlie,
| Wilkes if he knows thai tiile--lieuien.
ants. Masters. Master Mates, Passed Mid
shipmen, M,dshipmen, Acting Midship
men, Cadet Midshipmen,, and The Lor,
only knows what else. Now. SON,
people seem to think ihs. il is yerv anu
Republicaa TO create Adnirals. We hsv,
had General, a I.ieu,ensn. General. an,
Major aud Brigadier Generals. SEM ,
numero. Whence, therefore. the dshk
To Adnirals. Vice or Rear! The Con
M ,nders Of eur squadrons have The sam
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dntirs 10 psrfnrm. me same power. she
sane sespars,b.l.lg - Nielsen. ar s..
viherRi. ~ C-lliagwaod. Yes Truap.
ar llaug., T.onin ever had; md ui.eft.
fare shoIld ihes hol have The same rsnkl
MsileIs u nj shat yaa call himf ]. e.
one. sauld pnfrr c"a.madars. - - q
nos peenii.,ly IN AaeEicsa Nsssl ute,
hni lrl q De- fixed and I.ermansHf an
CnmmOdure is-d1y IL . hrti. and lie
mex, Day may be only tie Capita 81 =
twenty que ship |, j. The anreusiaIy al
the ienurr wLirh wrskshs he tlIsel Of The
afiire. Every one uho knos shy thing
about The srr,i.e. knass Iha, Pfrble wss
recallrd from lle rammand. IN which he
~ glrrinusly signalized his raunlry snd
himself 4 Tnp"li. berau-e he had MI
officers enough gwen him 10 rohmand
The inrreas,d io,ee Government sishrd
10 employ of ,ha, Regency; snd as som
% s"ms me rearl,ed there. senr'r 10 him.
the bread pendast which had waved ever
iIiuaIphanlls in fars al ihs enemy sas
struck. and The gallant commander-ln
Chief became Captain Preble again!
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Cdadles.-Erery industrious aud eco
nemicsl wife IN the coun,ry, af course,
moulds Tor d'ps) large partition of the
candles used by her hous-hctdesery year,
A, any rate she ought 10 10 il, especldIy
il her husband Kills any beeves-and h
he does not, she is certainly bnuud 10 dc.
liver him fill course Of csr,sin lectures
during the long Isll and winner nights.
With this preface we will now tell our
fair readers how TO make candles very
far superior 10 those usually made in the
country. Prepare your wicks sbau, half
the usual size, anl wet them thoroughly
9Th Spirits Of 7arpeniine. pu, them in
the sun unul dry. and thea mould or dip
your candles. Candles thus made. lac,
longer. and give . much clearer light.
In fact they are nearly or quite equal
To Sperm. in clearness OF light, We
have used candles of this kind. aud can
therefore recommenj them with c0ni.
drnee. Temperance .7dsosaie,
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a letter wriltsn ny VIZ. k,neeid, who
wr,'ss from skjas. January l6is, 1871.
which appears IN The BaPhsi Advocate.
gives some Interesting pariiruiars upon
the spread Of The gospel ~ the heather
lands. Among other gond thrngs related,
10 the circumstance where iva or three
ksrens had fuurd a eepy Of The New
Testament at Goa, aud songht It from q
Burmsn f"r two Rupees, which they
carried with them home tn their Villa IN
the maun'ains. The g1"d effects pro
duced by reading lis sacred pages we're
such. that The entire hamlet. cnas,slinc uf
20 or 30 persnns, had lefI Of ldoIa;ry, and
become worshippsrs of'he uas God. He
slsr states that lev days previous. so
persons had been hsptised. all Of whom
belonged TO African. These iscls mus.
be suuTee Of conselttion TO the feelings
of those who have contributed to, and been
IN sending The good news &c
salvation to eni,ghten Ihe minds OF this
benighied peopIe.
Ruihsrfordion Infsiiigeacer.
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7ne FYe,h and Blood Phenomenon.


Professor Thoosi has given L. the pub
lac. through the columns al the Nashville
Banner. ihe rtsuli nf his ex animation 81
;hs facts relative a. the /" shosrr of hssh
aud blood" which lately fell IN Tie sirin-
iiv Of Lebanon, Wilson county. He 10
Of the Opinion. that ihe . substance 10 an
imal una er and b l,sg. t. our globes"
but he dms 4" mol CONSIDER any psIl uf It
I'd be blsnd."
In ex:iaialng as To the I'LL Of the sub
stance, b. gives itas his opinion. iha,
wh,rldwind .may have takca up part of
an snIm.l. winch vas in staie oi ,iecom.
position, and have brought Il in contact
with an electric cloud, IN which i, vas
kept in Stale approaching IT, a partial
auIdily or viscuaiv." Such Is the 80.
luton Of the MISERY by Professor '.toos.
of The Nashville University.
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A NATIONAL DANK.

Those who oppose Nslinnal Bank on
constitutional grounds do 50 because there
IS IN lhe Constitution no rxpress grant of
Po~er 10 establish cHparali"ns. |, wnuld
hsve been strange il any such special gtani
had been inserted there; Tor The power 20
establish corpura,ions ar any olk-r species
IL agency. is included in the general paw
er Of sovereign Tor the exercise Of which
corporations mag be useful. Tassy Tia,
asScii graz. 81 power . neer,sary ~hrn
The general powsr including il has been
bss'oSrll. would BE- like insisting that .
deed conveying farm should have par
ueulsr clause gaming rishi 10 The lin
Der On IL.
There 10 in none Of she State Consiitu
lions thai we knus OF a specIsl grant ai
power 10 establish corporations. The
power comes ~ = matter Of course--ls .
ne crssaTy st'rihnIe of sovereignty.
IL is indispensable 10 The General Coz
vrrnmenl ihs, IL should have some agent
To peIfurm us fiscal funrtians--in collect.
10 keep and TO disburse the public money
|, is. slso empowered BY the Constitution
% regulate commercial intercourse be-
tween The S,a e.. and 10 have supeIlutend-
ance over The currency. There is DO
specification of The ,nnde BY which these
ends are 10 be accomplished. A National
Bank. Sub Treasury. Fiscsl Agent
one is Just as constitutional as another
The question Is one Of expediency -ol
eheicc; and al that IL il requ,si,s 10 knaw
is which Of thuse institutions will best
answer the purpose 10 view.
There are some who 60 TO curieus ex.
iremes an this subject. They maintain
that National Bank cannot be cons,itu.
tiOnal unless il is shown to be not only ne.
cessary. in the ordinary accep,s,ion oil
that term. but 50 necessary that no o,lIer
device can possibly do. II a man IS about
N build hnuse may he not choose such
materials as be deems mo., consenieai
and proper! Shall he he Forbidden n
use stone or bricks because wood may
dot Or il woodmau undertaking Ia fell
tree should call for an axe, saying tina,
1t was necessary. what would be ,hough,
Of fssud,ous ohjeeter who should saw
L" No: he eau ee, IT down with asswm
A Ns,ionaI B,uk has bpe., tried as a
fiscal instrument for the uses of the Go
vernmen,. the regulation Of commercial
intercourse among the stairs, and for con
trolling the currency. The experience
Of for,y years has tested and proved lis
efficiency. Other expedients have been
tried aIso--,nJ not one has succeeded.
Disaster, arrangement. and CONFUSION.
have followed each new experiment.
What mare is needed! 0,her expert
mens still! Or shall we be content to
holJ fast By tina, which Is known 10 be
good.
The simple view of The mater seems
TO be, that whatever instrument, means or
agent the government shall find mos, con-
yenien,. simple. and etfeclusl for its uses,
that should be The one adopted. The &c,
neral powers being granted, the chnice "f
subordinate implemen, Tor exercising the
same benelicially is mater Of discretion.
Bait. american.
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A Trip 10 ETope.-Ws yesterday
had visit from an old aud esteemed
friend. who had jus. returned from visi,
To Europe. lie was absent, accompanied
by his son, about four months AMI half.
They went, out aud returned in the Great
Western. and were on The ocean only %
days in all. They travelled about 10, 900
miles. visited all England, saw the prin'
cipal curiosi,ies, passed through Scotland.
tarried fur short time al The principal
towns in France. made the TIP through
Switzerland and down the Rhine. stopped
a. a number oI The principal towns in
Germany. hurried through Holland. and
rambled over Ireland. They were sIx
weeks in London and three in Psris-puI
up at the hes, hotels, and expended about
$1,000 each. including nearly $500, their
passage money in the steamers. SO
much fnr travelling in these modern days.
They saw Ill the lions of the Great
Metrapols--iron tha bottom OF the
Thames 10 The ball Of 81. Paurs and from
Brentlori To Mile End. Indeed. he in
forms us that one may aasel ssn miles
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-10-21

California --rhs sW"Hrsn Of the Bn.-
ish GsserRmeut seem, 30 b. seriously di.
recttd towards Caltiara,s. with = view 60
The acquisition of hat valuable territory.
4 leIer 10 the Nes York fimes, from an
American residing III California. states
that The D,teciors # The Eaasnn BAY
Company ere attempting nOp II .scurs q
foot hud IN tha. region.