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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-23

OF We inform our Brandon correspon-
dent that we have reserved his communica-
ion 10 fatlen our columns next week.
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Loco foco Tariff,

We impose no duties higher than 90 per
cent. on any of their articles, and receive
m nv of them free this is
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Unred States District Court,
Vermont DiStr.c-.

In Bankruptcy. Nntce to show cause against
petition of Horace Nic',n.s of Middlebury in
SAID district, to be declared bankrn' I, ut the
office of Sanu"l Prcnti-s. district Judge, N
Mont pelier in sad District, Wedi stay, August
81 lHl2 lOAM IL
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Free Trade,

ard with vengeance-is it not' They are
free TO impose on US what they please; and
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Office.

A N assignment having been made t. 'rs
IA Subscribers. by Aaron Sp; uldpg and
company. of all their properly al effects, in
GLIDING their notes and accounts, for The pay
ment of the debts and demands against the
said Aaron Spaulding and company.
Notice is Hereby given TO all persons in
debted to said A. Spaulding & c.. thai pay
trent must BE- made IL the suh<eril ers, 8
those who have wool at the fac DRY be
manufactured on shsf~s or otherw rt,are No.
n6rd that it will be MANUFACTURED under he
direction OF tue subscribers in conformity to
he contra~t for manufacturing he sane.
MOSES LEONAED.
GEO. A. A L IN,
Mi 'dlebury. July 18th, 1912.
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we are are free to--suffcr How long
will the people consent to carry OIL that sort
of trade?
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SOmDlISStc.I.
C.. e. TU Il Ri J.

P S.-Clocks. Watches, AccIrfiio1s and all
WORK in hi, HGe Of business CARE UllY PePhlR,
IN "A, shor, notice. &. f. ruRalLI.
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Keep it on us,

when they voted against the new Tariff.
VI. Waterman.
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STRAY CATTLE.
S TRAYED from the subscriber Two
~ two-years-old bright red stcers.-one
of good size the other smnller,-both straight
well built. with good horns. Whoever will
take up said Cattle, and give Information,
where they may be had, shall be rewarded.
AnNA WHITE.
New Haven Aug. 10 1912. 1874
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clans who are forced to assume the garb of
protection to save themselves from the in.
digna,ion of their own party. Head loe,-
focoism or die
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"OOL CARDINC; under thu sup; rin,rn-
w d, nre of J-mes Jrwelt. AT the Cardi..,,
room nf the late firm of A. Spnr irg aud TO
Mid.llebury, July 18TH, 1912.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

The Mnrmnns haze sent 1eputs,ion
Of Elders TO New 0rIean.; who. for a
werk or two past, have been holding forth
N that city. OEIhetr success 10 prose-
lytlng We are no, informed; but their pre-.
tensions are sufficient TO work strongly
upon many minds. A friend Of ours was
present al one Of their meetings on last
Saturday sesk,-when Lecturer announ
eed himself as a prophet inspired from
On high, possessed Of tie silI Of all
tongues, aud languages. lie challenged
to The pronf Of hls ability; and, taken al
lis word, he was addressed IN German,
French and Spanish, and To the surprise
Of all he was c0nversant with each OF lhose
languages. Bur he was not to get OF so
easily; son Of the Emerald isle being pre-
sent, let off battery eG pure MIlesian in
The richest Barney BrsIl'gan sly lie, which
completely nonplussed the poor Mmmon,
.nd during the rosrs OF laughter which
his confusion created, he ScOoted.
Mobile IL Herald
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Rhode Island ComUenii0n.-The con
vennon which has been held IN Rhode
Island. for the pur pose OF completing the
proposed constitution, previous 10 sub
a,ilnrg II to the iinaI vote pi The people,
adjourned on Saturday,. IL will be sub.
mnIed to The PEOPLE on The 2ls', % /. and
Odd OF March. There is a strong con
hdeuce iell that The constitution will BE-
sdopIed. lis nende'i TO take etfec. on
the first Tuesday IN May next All white
nae citizens oil the UhlIed States may
become voters under 1t, by res'dirgIn The
State two years, and in tue town where
their vate is offered, six months. No
person can vote an question: Of taxation,
unless ne is taxed for $3.50. The General
Assembly will hoId us session as usual.
They cannot incur debt exceeding $50,
900, without the consent oI the people.
The House will consist oil ~, and the
Senate ol 10 members. The Governor Is
the presiding ulhrer uf The Senate, Of
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RESIGNATION OF MIR. CLAY.
Washington, Senate Chamber,

Washington, Senate Chamber,
Februayy i6 1912.
To The lion. The General .1sss0,b'y Of Kentucky:
When | last had the honor of an APP
poinlment as one of the United States Sc
majors from Kentucky, | inlima,ed, in my
letter OF acceptance, the probability of my
not serving out the whole term Of six
years. In consequence of there having
been two extra sessions of Congress, |
have already attended, since that appoin.-
ment, as many sessions Of Congress as
ordinarily happen during senatorial
lsrm, without estimating my services at
the present session.
| have for several years desired 10 re-
tire into private life, but have been hith-
erlo prevented from executing my wish
by considerations of public duty. l
should have resigned my seat in The Sc
nate at the commencement Of the present
session but for sevegal reasons-one Of
which was, tina, the General Assembly
did not meet for nearly month after
Congress, du#ing which time the State
would not have been fully represented,
or my successor would have had the un-
certain title Of an Executive appoint
ment.
The. time has now arrived when, |
think, that, without any just reproach, |
may qait the public service, anu besiow
somea!tenlion to my private affairs. which
have suffered much by the occupation of
the largest part Of my life in the public
counci 5. Ii The Roman veteran had a
title to discharge after thirty years SER
vice, who have served a much longer
period, may justly claim mine.
beg leave, therefore, to tender to the
General Assembly, and do now hereby
tender, my resignation of,he office which
IhJll Of Senator in the Senate OF the Unl-
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EInGsg.cD oUGga
Thnrsssay, March no.

IlILLssaRozsH I.IrrRaEs ASSOCIATION.
The dsi I.er.nre was delivered before
Ills soiy On Saturday, evening last. 81
lie Rev n A Carts. enc offs mem
bsr.. The subject selected was one Or
praaiical importance. ard vas handled IN
. mn iehy manner lie treated uPua ed
uealish and Inc PRINCIPLES upon which
II should BE- faanled. The discourse
aboanded in practical illustrations. in rieh
imagery. and powesial arguments; and
a deep vein q pirly running Throughout,
lis whole. made il indeed welcome feast
fir his audience.
II Is contemplated by lhe Soriciy 10
haze Lscipsc delivered every month in
pab.ir; AnI having brgan under sucI,
happy anspices. We ,re sure The eOpmu-
nifty wiI join Us in the lrryeni wish. that
il may succeed in he lau,lable underiak-
Ing. And Ne would aid. in The language
Of our President, that :. We hope The day
is moi Car distant when Ilillsbomugh will
h. a celebrated Cor il Literature, a i,
nav Is Cor The sllubriiy Of is climate and
the 5eany Of is scenery"
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MABIIMDs

In This county, on Thursday the Sd
inst, by the Rev. Thomas Lynch, Mr..
john NEWTON CLARK TO Miss THERESA
TISNIS, daughter Of Mr.. Calleit c. Tin.
min.
In Petersburg, on Thursday, the 81
inst, BY the Rev. n II. Cobbs, Mr.. WAL
KER A. CAMERON, formerly Of this place
10 Miss ELIZABETH p, daughter Of the
late Mr.. John Walker.
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Terrific Steamboat Explosion and Lea,
Of Ef.


The steamboat Mokir9n. Captain Hss.
TN. 90 Saturday evening. the I9th Fs-
ssry, uhilsi Engaged. wiih the ios-
haai Mar. IN towing lhe British ship
Ed Thorn, Inward bopna. ',cfoss he
Bsr. burst III her 10 lers. BY uhici. ~s
regret 10 add. that from flreiUe TO- fourteen
lives were Loaf. smonasi whom are The
iso enginsers, Two 6remen and three
deck hands. Lieut.. Bankup. one ~ the
Revenue officers u ihe Bal.zs. vas bl0sn
from The boat on board lie Star and killed
On ihs spai. The mate OF lhe Ell. Thorn
Was killed by shs explosion. and The cap
tain . Dangerously wounded. The LAT
Ger. and Captain IIeaIon, Who 10 llkea Use
badly hurt. were broughi % The city yes
'erday on beard Of The Star. and medical
asd VAS immsdialsly procured 10 render
lhsm every possible assistance. Capt.
fisaion, Of The Star. a brnlhsr Of The
commander Of The jI0hicaa.) did every
Thing IN biz power 20 alleviate he suffer-
me Of the wounded. and with prompil-
,ude worthy or credit, returned forthwith
10 The city with view Of securing imme-
Jisir remedies Tor their reco.sry.
The 1IOhican caught FIRE Immediately
amer iiir ..rl..inn. and v ~ entirely con-
sumed. The deficiency Of vat. - lLe
boilers Is said 10 have been The origin Of
this affecting accident
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

Important Decision.-The Judge OF
the U. 5. District Court Tor tie Western
District 81 Pennsylvania, has decided thai
an applicant Tor the benefits of the Bank.
rupt Law, cannot be arrested Oh al sx-
eculion for debt. lie ss,s:
" by the English statutes Of tankrup,
cy, the bankrupt is free from ares. or
imprisonment by any creditor, during the
time allowed lor examination, provided
lac was not 10 custody al the time Of the
surrender, aud Il arrested. is entliied to
be discharged; and the surrender. II vo.
luntary, protects him from all arrests till
his Tin examination IS passed. Our
statute oI bankruptcy does not expressly
coulter thus privilege on the bankrupt, but
il was not necessary To be SO conferred.
Tie person and property Of The bankrupt
are by the law brought within the jurIs-
diclon Of the Drsulcl Court, aud the
eourl possesses an inherent power in oil
cases, Of which it has jurisdiction, 10
cause us orders aud DEGREES TO he respect.
ed and obeyed, and 10 project IT'S sulsors
lrom sIre.l."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

81 States, fpm De sia,sofK, Il ~. d
izkee nerl % fhe3ladaY q AIaps|,. 1872.
90 ! Eeanesi ihal lie General Asss.aily
al appoint ~ sucress0r, Is i..ss r. g,
On ghaidsy. lhaFe fixed thai day Is allos
ne a. opportunity Of assisting IN he
eompletioa q some measures which have
bern originated by me.
] embrare this occasi0n 10 oder 10 he
sieneral Assembly my most profound and
grateful acknowledgment for the name-
rous ane distinguished proofs b. which
hare been honoFed of is warm attach
meni and generous confidence daring .
long series Of years.
] have the honor 10 be, &c.
n CLAW
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WHIG MEETING

WHIG MEETING
The Wing meeting advertised % b
held On Tursday Of last week. was post
Poned n consequence Ct he whole or III
afternoon being occupied By Mr.. Hear
y his address % me people. But d
"Wednesday number Of Wings eonsen
cd. and Sen organized BY he appOinl
Ihent q Dr.. James A. Craig. chairman
and Henry X. Nash esq. Secretary.
The following rrsOlunons were pre-.
scented. and adopted unanimously:
Resolved. That We approve Of The lime
designated for the meeting OF The Whie
Siale Convention, Tor the nomination az :
candidate for The Office Of Governor. q
be held m Raleigh llle 4lh Of April next
|. Resolved, That in the opinion Of tins
meeting The county of Orange should send
10 Ibis Convention large delegation.
Resolved, That JoHS NJ. MoRgnEAD,
esq. the present Governor. BY the faith.
ful performance Of his official dunes, and
patriotic devotion 10 the interests Of tic
state. has shown i,.nlself The executive el.
hcer OF The whole people and mol u a par
y, and as such, j. entitled 10 our unaller.
ell and increasing confidence.
In compliance with The seeond resolu-
ton, the following rsIsons were appoint
Cd delegates:
Willi-an Parbce, Henry Merritt, Lee
mud Nj. Morgan, Hudson Cave, J1hn-
sion B. Jones, VIM. d. M.Cauley, Tho
mas Hogan, Loilin X. Pratt, VIM. bus.
kins. James N. Patterson, Josiah Atkins,
Willis isarbee, Jones Morgan, Thomas
Burroughs, Vim. Hogan. s. NJ. Barbee,
Wm. IL. Woods, Ilai w. Mum, VIM.
&. BlackwOoG, James ]. Blackwood,
Matthew M.Cauley, Samuel Suain, IVES
ley Snipes, Chas. w. Johnston, Col.
Canigan, Samuel Holt, John Stafford,
George Hurdle. Eli Eulis, Michael ShoiT-
ner, Nicholas Albright. Calvin Johnson.
James 4. Craig, Stephen Glass, Geo, &c
Coble, Alphonso Long, James New.in,
Isaac Holt, Joseph Steel. Saml. n. Tate,
W. lloli, Handy Wood, Jeremi-
ah Pickett, Solomon Allen. Harrison Par
ker, ID. Z. Parish, Abnrr Parker, Moses
l.caillers, jr., VIM. Lipscomb. Benton
Ray, Paul {. Cameron, Thomas ID. Be
nehan, Williams Harris, s. d. Arms.ead,
John Duke, William Duke, G.. III. Young.
Richard Blackwell, n. VI. Darlington, 4.
Il. Mangun. Frederick Moize, John G..
Douglas. George Frcsland, DIR. James S.
Smith, Francis j. Smith. Henry X. Nash,
Walter 4. Norwood, John W. Norwood,
Dr.. James Webb, Hugh WadlcIl, John
cameron. pliesily II Mangum, Stephen
Moore, Nathan Hooker, VIVA. Cain, sr..
Edmund Srudwicls, Joseph G. Bacon,
irchiball Parker, Anderson Armstrong,
ohm n. Clark, Catlcit Tinnin, Sanders
filey, John Baue, Henry Whitfield, Ca
Fiel u. Lea, Eli Murray, Chesley Fau-
'hu, George Hurdle. Edward Benson,
lcmuel Mebane, Giles Mebane, James
1 rahams, John A. Mebane, Green ID.
Pr,lan, Abel Grifiis. Allen Edwards,
Ieorge Ray. Green ID. Jordan, Alexan-
PR Morrow, Elijah Packard, Thomas
\. Oldham. William Thompson, Henry
John Morrow, s pencer Dur
iam. Jacob Holt, George M'Cray. James
M'Adams, Levin Carmichael, David Tin
,in, Ira Ellis, William Cameron, Lcmuel
lynch. John Cox, John Hardin, Jeremi.
III Holt, George w. Jones, Daniel w.
Kerr. Samuel White. jr., aud Alexander
Dixon.
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N.nsyFId hatlpfpped bel : pee Dr.
; PiEiii. md shas bin dfad.
Tie issue afpeafs - haze bese pFo-
sekfd on me PR u Finsy ard. she IS
eesefmiasd 81 ~ hszsf1z 10 deleal he
appointment Of Bsksr. md ~ha. himssli
defeated. turned he ire ard EsTsngs upoa
he unisrlnnsaa Aradi.
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We should act with as much energy as
those who expect every thing from them
selves; and we should pray with as much
earnestness as those who expect every
thing from God.
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THE subscriber rif.ts for sale Five Hundred
Bushels SEED OATS Of superior kind.
Price 40 cents, TO be delivered at his granery.
MICHAEL HOLT.
January IL. o. Nv
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=. 0hAo MILL AAAAN.
we n"'irsd q ourlasl paper. shs meet
lns held 20 CsiHmbus, Ohio.- AZ which
Ihamfs cefwin, he preseal Governor q
y mat oisre. IVES nominated for re- sIrc-
iian. The fullsHing are The resolslIans
sa"ped on The occasion. and which are
aell aorihy 0f attention and ran.idrrs-
lion. pr I,,sI
Resolved. That this Convention ar
pfase thr PfineiI les eon,sined in lie pub
nc msssss-s 81 the present Govsrnar Of
'lar Site, recognise IL his administrator
~ honest. ieAFltss. anil p.usiolIe sITur, ID
snsls'n aud sdsslrr lie hue ,n,err., ana
FfnsPeriiy Of he STATE. We therefore
hal bis acceptance Of IRE namins,,ou a. /.
snhlrei 81 jay 10 III uue Wings. I'D n,
snf. haIbingsr Of . gIorinus triumph Z
The People over faction and partisan mis-.
rule.
Resolved. That The People hare a rigM
10 demand ~ The Aa'iOnaI Gorernmeaf
The TegHicfi0n Of The national cuyrenrg
Under fhe Constitution; that the pos.r u
The Stats Over Ihs QUESTION 10 u. cessarlly
hunted; AMI ,hsI tie regulation OF com
msrce between the States. which i. de.
pendent on The poser Of Congress, can
only Ls leeiiimaIrly accomplish Jy The
creation 81 a currency and medium OF
efchange ThOse rGiHe shall be Uniform
throughout The Union.
R'solsed. That labor 10 the true source
oil national wealth, aud that all me..urrs
u 6o'trnhenlsl policy should ain 10
ensure labor lls adequate reward.
ResolItd, That Ihr IalII laws now in
OPERATION ate insufficient Tor this pLrnust;
aud that lsIlif which will pr"lecl our
manufactures lTrm tie rBInnus enmpelI-
ton II tie ishur Of Europe. and open To
ssncllInIe hone market Tor lls surplu.
produces Is impsrslIyel, demanded BY es.
cry i"'tIssI ot .he People Vi The state Of
ULio.
Rcsol'ed. That. in fixing The ,srif' Of
duties Of TIE Impor,suon oi Iureign goods
msr'ly Inr The purpose nf rev, nue., due
should be mate bsluetn
such ARTICLES IS We can aud such as ne
cG'lnot reduce or msnuIaeiUrs, so - TO
gIse adequate enroursgt nitnI To our own
Iudrs ~ aud enterprise. 4
Resolved, That an expression lrum our
Wig brethren IN our sister States, en-
he txmd'tney Of ihuldlng - Nauon.l
Cow ehtlon 10 reference tn The nexl PTesl-
trrcy. be invited through Tie medium Of
'lIe Wig Piess.
Resolved. That this Convention de-
Ilb,r-lsly shd ell, mnly re-sili,m those
Irineiphs aud docInLes OF policy aud re
IorIn under " hich We rallied IA the ever
csmIaIgn If 1870: and ihaln
IS our irm purpose not 10 rest unt "lhose
PRINCE LIS Ui Government are carried oul" |
vi Ich were the political creed OF The la |
ment' d il"rrisUn. aud Vi every true-hcarI-
I'd Wing.
Resolved. That Joseph Ridgwsy. it,.
Samuel II. Sci ztr, John A Lazrll, John
Gr enwUod. Lr~Is llu,l. A. 4. Perry,
ard {. IL. " hig, he and ale hereby sp.
pointed d State Genital Coma all &c, with |
power u fill vacancies. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

~ lsto,' end nov M loudly ng,ins.
sosn skins and hard cider; and ll,rs'srs
he = : pemoeEsi II lhe lie Orsh0sloK
stamp.
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Great Corporation.-A bull is now IN
der discussion in The Legislature Of Penn
syl,ania. for The creauon Of The " Penn
syl,suIa Csusl and Rail Road Com
pany, from Philadelphia TO Prusburg."
his understood tins company will pur.
chase all the public improvements be-
longing to the State, and manage them as
the eastern people manage their cotpo-
raions. The capital proposed is SIC, 600,
600, IN 100 thousand shares at 500 each.
The names Of Geo. NJ. Dallas, BENZ. w.
Richards aud Evans Rogers. of Phliadel-
phia; Harmsr Denny aud William VII
klns. ,of P,usburgh: aud Charles NJ. Reed,
Of Ere, are inserted as Commissioners.
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New Goods,
ROGER Y.
.9fseMti0n! Citizens Of Or


0agc.
frtl0SE who wish 10 save Something, and
also 10 procure good articles in the G'o-
Gerry LINE, will please call al The Grocery 81
Mckie & Norwood, where c n be found the
following articles, aud many others:
Molasses, yCamphor,
Sugar, Mace,
Coffee, white Lead in kegs,
Best Loaf and Crush.S Putty,
ed Sugar, SSat Petre,
Rsisins, $Allum,
Rice, Epson Salts,
Cheese, {Glauber Salts,
Herring, SDsy White Lead,
Salt, Z" Red Lead.
rnpcutinc Soap, {Copperas
Fayetteville Candles, Gimp Ing. Wood,
Spanish Indigo, Lamp Back,
White Lead, in kegs, $Saleralus,
Nader, SBrimstone,
Spice, $Splnisa Brown,
Black Pepper, Maler's Snuff
Ginger, Spirit~Turpenline,
Cloves, Good Vinegar,
Cinnamon, >a. assortment Of Nails,
A large quantity OF Spun Cotton, and Picked
Cotton by the pound.
The above articles, and others not enumc.
rated, have been selected with great care. and
will be sold tow for cash.
Feathers, Beeswsx, and Tallow, will be re-
ceivedas cash.
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
January 25. 0s-
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John J. Criucnden has been elected by
the Legislature of Kentucky 10 supply
the vacancy in the Senate Of the United
States occasioned by the resignation of
Mr.. Clay.
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MIcmGAS.-The Legislature of this
state has passed an exemption bill in IA
vor Of debIors--and tolerabIe sweeping
one il is. II exempts household furnl-
ture to the amount OF s250-two COWS
five pigs-tcn sheep-a yoke of oxen,
with chains, &c. or span Of horses, &c.
"a horse and dray for a drayman--all
necessary farming utensils library
worth sI50--rooms, six months proyi-
sions, DC. &c. In short, Learning the
debtor quite comfortably situated, and
sweeping away from the creditor, in ma
ny cases, pretty much all on which he
could rely for the collection of his de-
mand. One good effect il will doubtless
haye--io increase the difficulty Of incur
ring debts at all. Comp.
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SEARS PICTORIAL If5susrRA-
Tl0NS OF The BIBLE

and VIEWS. - TIE HOLY LAND.
snd mas be : PreaaFed 20 s.pp,y 81 wl.s nay
wish to pefchase tkls beauiissi and So
hook. /" - the Ne1 fssk rsiail prirs. hsrh !.
$50 dollars per Foinms. o. six dallass pes 49,. /.
The eniiFe Work emhraxes 1900 -. - wiih go
eieeFnf saeraFines Tie shole fnTms ea-a.
pieIe iausffslec ssmmenfaEy u fhe Old snd
No Trsameais Tie work needs No aiher
feesmmsndaiion ihsn flsrlf 10 al uhe nilisE-
aa'ias a. sinsis sapiss eblained Il $40 dol
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Horrible Tragsdy.-By a slip from
the Suu.hpor, Telegraph, Wisconsin. we
learn that the Hon. Chsles e. p. Arndt.
member OF The Council from Brown cuun
", was shot dead, on the Hnor Of The
Council chamber, by James X. Vineyard,
member from Grant county. The affair
grew out of a nomination. for Sheuf Of
Grant county; Mr.. L. S. Baker was no
minated aud supported BY Mr. Arndt.
THIS nomination was opposed by Vine.
yard. who wanted the appointments vest
in his own brother. In the caurse ol de.
bate, the deceased made some statements.
which Vineyard pr"hounced faise--and
made use oil violent aud insulting Ian
guage, dealing largely in pers ,naInies, to
which Mr.. A made no reply. After the
adjournment, Mr.. A. sleppedop u Vine.
yard and requested him to reGaet, which
he refused In do. repeating the offensive
words. Mr.. Arndt then inads blow al
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1.-THE Loco Eco pppers dow admil
that Mr.. Henry, iheie e~aiisiaie Tor to-
,srnat. was IA oll Esseralist."
Ialeigh RegisIer.
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Il Happy Efsef.-The Rochester De-
mocrat says: The Secretary of the Sa-
wings Bank Of this city told Us yesterday,
that a lady las just deposited one hun
dred and twenty-five dollars in that insli-
tuition. saved BY her husband from the
avails Of his day labor since he has signed
the cold water pledge in July last. such
fact should be heralded from one end of
the land to the other, as one Of the bless
ed'fruits Of temperance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10

Mi. Upsber has given instructions o.
The several May Yards. 10 supply the
crews 81 vessels esing on . cruise. s,th
ihs Blblt--one 10 e c. mess. The ma
gfess .fltmpers0ce inihe NAVY. added "a
Tie Hholese.s. results, ~hich ~ dooh, will
n's irom The general introduction Of The
Bible, ssnang ssamen. looks well Tor The
Navy. On distant yoysgrs--silh thou
sands Of miles Of ocean Io-lng between
them snd lhelr homes. the sailor in has
leisure mcmens will Iecur o his bupk !,
and from 80 inspired pages CLEAN COM
lori and eunselsnon. and lean 70 fix his
hope on Him who ldes an The y hulwInj
snd dneels the slonn--fhiL Sentinel.
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ACCOMMODATIONS.

Ffom lho chHsliaa Advocate snd Journsi.
u gives ns pleasure 10 rercnmend
wa'k q his character % 01r brethren Of
I'D ehssss.