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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06
Stray.

y u d Y.
81 TAKEN up b. Jnseph Kitk-
w. land, living this side 81 Chapel
ExA sW Hill, on the 9th day al Decem.
N ~ Der, is4i, aud entered an the
$500 stray book of orange county, o
sorrel HORSE, with a star in his
face, lti fore foul white, bare footed all round,
ten or twelve years cd. tour feet ten aud three
quarter inches high; valued al Thirty dollars.
JOHN A. FAUGETr. Ranger.
December Is. " sw
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" tIHss OF tWaII EIf'h VIII DC f1ken hI sI1
Board in most respectable families can be
had 81 $40 per month.
REFERENCES.
Hon. y. Nash, lion. Nm A. Graham. Or
James Webb. John W. N.rwood, ESQ lille
borough. lin, ". r. Maagum. Nm. Cain,
senr, Giles Mebsnr, eco. Orange eoua,y. Res
u. Lacy, Raleigh Richard Washington. esq
waynesborough. Alfred Hatch Jehn ". Ro
bets. Robert Primrose. Samuel Simpson, New.
bern. Rev. y. Nash, Lincoln county
November %. 90
Ir The Raleigh Register and Standard and
Milton Chronicle will insert onre q week Tor
slx weeks.
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Fall and WHITE
NEW GOODS.

TSllE subscribers invite the stteniian o. the
IL pubic and their friends 20 their stock u
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
They were purchased pnncipally IN The nonh.
ern markets Cor cash, and will thereiote be OF.
frred on very reasonable terms. Their sloek
consists in part Of The i"llow'ag articles
Cloths OF various kinds.
Cloths fnr Oyrr-roAts.
Csssimeres. satinet., Merinos. Prints.
Bannsts. Ribbons. Hats, Caps. Shoes.
Saddlery. Hardware, &c. &c.
Their Goods are 9th latest style. They 70.
specially rsqaest . call, - they think They
can give satisfaction.
ELL MURRAY e. CO.
November %. o.
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VERY CHEAP!!

A S the sabseritsf intends 20 continue the
N bushes. al the old stand Of Parker q Mel.
son, he woald take this method TO inform his
lnends and the pablo generally. that he has
Just received large and well selected sssOrt.
inent Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06
DIR. Shcrman's
Medicated LOZenges,

SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES,
4 RE the safest, nl"sl sure aud cif::clusl re-.
- NEEDY Tor Coughs, Colds, Consumpiions,
whooping Coughs, Asthma, TIehiness Of the
Lungs or Chest, &c. The proprietor has ne.
yer known an instance where they did not give
perfect satisfaction.
Good News for Children.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
Are the greatest dis, oycry ever made, for
dispclling the various kinds Of worms, that so
frequently aud disiressIngly annoy buth chill.
dren and adults. They are an iuiaiubIe rene
dy, and so pleasant TO The taste, that children
will take them as readily as common pepper
mint Lozengc. Many diseases arse from
worms, without its being suspected Some.
times a very Troublesome cough, pains IN the
joints or lilnbs, bleeding At the muse, &c, are
occasoned by worms, and will be easily cured
by using this celebrated medicine. The FOL.
lowing symptoms Indicate the presence al
worms viz: headache, vertigo, toTpor, disturb
ed dreams, sleep broken Of by fright and
screaming, commissions, feverishncss, thirst,
pallid hue, bad taste ~ the mouth. offensive
breath, cough, d,fIicuit breathing ,iie hing al the
nose, pains in the stomach, nausea, squeam.
ishness, voraciiy, leanness. tencsmns, itching
at the anus towards night. and al length. de.
icctinns Of films and mucus. One il a dose
for child two years old two for one four
years three for eight years-and five for an
adult. and should be repeated every morning,
or eve'y other morning ua,il relieved.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZEN-
GEES.
These are very pleasant, agreeable and eff.
cacious article; an unfailing remedy fow low.
ness Of spirits, nervous or sick headache, in.
Aammatory or pntrid sore throat, rs well rs all
other complaints where the camphsr is recon.
mcnded.
FL The above medicines are for sale
by A. PARKS, agent.
September Is. 90
n ..
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HTLLsBoRoUGH
TEMAnN S0HS9Ms
UNDER THE DIREcTios,oF
Mr.. a. Mrs. BurwelI.

SpiiE Sprlng Session will commence on
Thursday the 9Th of January
The usual branches Of first rate EngiiS.
Education are taught, with the Latin and
French Languages.
The schools - furnished with Philosophical
Apparatus, Globes, Sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06
.aoaagss Vegetable Life
suedtc Ines.

THESE Medicines are il
dehisd leFthsif name 20 their
manifest and tensib.e action
in Psfifyiae lhs sPfiaFs and
ehannels II life, and endsing
lhem with renewed tone and
viger. IL many hundTed Ger
tifsd cases Mhich have beer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-06
DE. BRANDRETHs once In yIr rInIa, 10
los MAIN STREET, RlcHMO ND,
Near the Old Market.

Where the Pills can be obtained al 25eenis per
boz. with full directions.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
awake, old drum -

WH1es OF NEw-YoRK you arc called to rail-,
en- masse to your General Meeting at Nationa
Hall this evening. The object is to consider ,he
County Ticket presented for your judgement BY
your Nominating Committee, and to prepare for
the approaching contest. To say more would i'm.
ply that the Wings need exhortaton to arouse them
to the discharge of their duty.
Hon. JOSEPH L. WHITE, a sterling Wing Re
preventative in Congress from Indiana, who al.
rived in town yesterday, has consented to attend
and address the Meeting. He is noble Orato,
of the Western stamp, and will be heard by thou
sands with qualification
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
A NEW FRENCH NOVEL.
PAUbVNE.

nIIr nr NnnMANnY

A TALE OF NORMANDY
Translated from the French of ALEXANDRA Oohihs,
by Lady of Virginia. Dumas OF the mos! popular
and brilliant of the day, and PAULINE Is 'e pro
duction more than any other calculated 10 display The
various pewers ofis gnaon and the excellence of bis
style. has been admirably translated by an accomplish
ed Lady Virginia picnresquenes and force of the
original ma We been retained, aad all diomatc words and
phrases carefully avoided We bave Tot yet sued work
in which more true genius IS displayed
1t will be issued oa Iss of November, in an Extra
New World (octayo)
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. 9.
Price l2i cents srsls, stitched in handsome covers To
Agents 50 per hundred. Office so Ann street. nl2
u Eotfce-Those wha have demands aeains, the
American IDstuie account of the 18th ANIMAL Eair
reqeesed forthwith 10 send eu to the Repository in the
Park for the examinations Of he finance committee. I3t
u Notice.-The sale OF Furniture Bed and Table
LiAen &c Al 1872 Fuitonstree;, next door to o. Phv6e
sons which was postponed yesterday will positively take
pace today EVERY aricle win be sold without reserve
The attention OF the public particularly requested 10 The
sneetn, pamask Table Ch1ts, &c believed 10 be
cne OF The best lots ever Offered The sale will Commence
tia O'Clock Catalogues at the place OF sale NJ ll*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
TUESDAY, November !


ClRculr CoURr.-Before Judge Kent.
Enton B.,.i ~ Y. 4. Robertson, Sheriff OF Genesee
Co-The plaintiff placed in the hands of defendant three
executions for SSS each which he did not make season.
able return and the present action brought against him
to recover the amount appeared that he had been re-
miss on ony one Of the wrts and the jury found for piaa-
tid in the sum OF $92.
Vm L. At:ruer VS. Vn, Lake and Edsrard Flanagan =
Action TO recover S4n5 the OF note.-Nr F. IS
endorser and claims have received but $500 on IL he
gave it to Mr. Joseph Broadway who not to part with
it; bu, he transferred 10 Mr. E. NJ Morgan and the latter
20 plaintiff Mr. F. also gave memo. checks as receipt for
the 500 which are Verdict against makers tor
amount oil note and against Mr.. Flanagan for 5000
POLICE OEFIcE.-VIoLATIoN OF THE Pilot
LAw-Owen Prescott arrested an complaint OF Thomas
A. Harris charged with violation OF the Pilot law, In hav-
ing on the October, poted the schooner Thomas Crib
ben through the channel the East River commonly called
Hell Gate being branch licensed pilot at the time.
| He was held 10 bail in $500 20
| CoRoNER's OFFIcE.-AccIDzNTAL KILLED.
The Coroner held inquest at the house Thomas Riley
rear No SO Hamerleys;reet the body Of Catharne
Riley his daughter aged years and months The de-
ceased Monday afternoon TO the corner OF
Varck aud HanerSeystreels, where she was accidentally
run by loaded with brick, the wheel OF which
passed her head causing her instant death Verdict:
Came her death by being accidentally over by cart
driven by John Gormley.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
Extra Tribune.

pENORM9US DEFALCATIONS OF THE Ell,'..,, Las
LOCOFOCO oFFICE-HOLDERS! The open Tio-,l.., -,
ofthe Laws by the Chief Magistrate Of the City Id 80 80
and approprating the Public Money Plain Reasons W
there was such intense desire and desperate efo
tain power by means of Fraud Usrvpaton and
Still palmer Reasons why Tax-Payers and Voters
not again confer the partisans of these men fos'I
Power either in the State or City Government; e.
" Copies OF the Extra containing detailed satenss H.
TWO CENTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

sT The Office of The Tribune is removed TO the
new and spacious buildings, No. 16O NASSAU
STREET, in front of the Park. and nearly opposite
The City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

~ Our friends in the Ninth Ward who do not receive
their papers early usual must bear with for shor
time OF regular carriers in that Ward SICK bE
expects TO be able 10 resume his route in day
- 1t expected Of every carrier that he serve bis route
by haEpast six O'Clock in the morning Whenever it Is
served a, later hour desire TO be informed.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

GT The Democratic Wings of the City anc
County of New-York are requested to meet at Natona
Hall on Wednesday Evening, November I'd, at half past
O'Clock, receive the Report of the County Convention
appointed to nominate Register and thirteen Members
the Assembly. JOHN LLOYD, President.
THOMAS McELRATH, o..o,.;
THEODORE r. ToMLINSoN, "eS'e' nj
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

D The great pressure OF Political and other Advertise
conp.ls put great part Of matter th
outside pages For list of candidates in nomination by
both parties for the coming Election and Mr. scoLEss Re
port ON the Pay Of Watchnen Last Page for Dr.
chanan Neurology, Everest on Homeopathy, Reviews
Letter from BOSTON. &c see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
Fifth District.

great meeting of the Wings of the Fifth Dis
trict was held last evening at the Broadway House.
The utmost enthusiasm was manifested, and able
and eloquent speeches were made byN. B. Blunt,
Esq. and several others, which were greeted with
great applause c. c. JAcoBUs. Esq was chosen
Chairman, and the Nominating Committee made
the following Report which was adopted BY ac-
cIamation
REPORT
Your Committee, having earnestly and patiently consd-
cred the claims and qualifications OF the several most respec-
table ana worthy citizens Of this District whose names were
presented them cenne1on with the object for which
they delegated, have unanimously concluded to sub
nit TO you the name of
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

70 Gel. r. NJ. JOHNSON arrived in Phiiadei-
phia on Monday evening, and was received BY d
military escort
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
CITY INTELLIGEN nee.

LAWYERS D1ARY.-This Day, November 2
Cgcurr CouRr-Nos. los, l6. 100. &C. l07 IL 1885,
I2o lz. 49, IS, l26, LOG, S, 4, lI2 l76, III, l7s
COMMON PLEAsPart ist Nos 80, rs, l2 IS. 81, H. ~
e6, es, 100
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

u Partial returns from Arkansas make 1t pro-
bahle that Cross the Loco-Feco candidate has been
elected TO Congress by a majority of some l2oo.
How the Legislature will stand is of course ua-
certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
FOR REGISTER,
G. E 0 K q f. ETC II e L l..

q T. y Il U Z T. Z II z i ..
FOR ASSEMBLY,,
ROBERT SMITH, JOSEPH BLUNT,
E. G. BALDWIN, JACOB ACKER,
HORACE ST. JOHN, SMITH DUNNING,
A. A. ALVORD, JAS B. BRINSMADE
HARVEY A. WEED, FLOYD SMITH,
SAMUEL WEBSTER, CYRUS CHENERY,
STEPHEN SAMMONS.
Election Tuesday, Nou. Some day only.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

g The reported death of Senasor WOODBRIDGE
Of Michigan is contradicted by letters received IN
Washington. He is recovering from severe
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
O ENORMOUs DEFALCATIONs. +

An Extra issued from this oihce Saturday after.
noon which prepared under the direction and pub-
lshed BY the authority Of Committee OF Citizens appointed
to investigate the accounts OF certain Public Ocersn It's
mostly from Official Documents Copies are still for sale at
this Office. Ward Committees supplied on reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

u Tse SAN on Saturday had long account OF woman
being abducted probably murdered near Harlem Spr
prised that such outrage could have escaped o,r
poer made inquiry and ascertaned that ,
woman Police Oice iu goec health on Satnrav
where stated she had been abused by two yonn
but Justice Gilbert requiring her s.rear 10 her or
she refused 10 do q. wnsreupou the Justice refused o
grant warrant for the the allie ed oTarI
and she departed Thi tae truth, and is ali W.
know OF the matter. For stating il; We are -parded
u yesterdays SUM- and the foules, ipsnuaou are hrow
out aganss us-or which (need we say tl there s moi =
shadow OF foundation We know nothing OF The ,ernns
Connected with this TaISaccu-noi even their names br,
If any crime has been comIneti we hone ,ba osna
Will be brought 10 justice mos, rigidly
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

Dcfaicaton OF Thomas Lloyd.
j. d. Stevenson.
TIE Mayor OF the City.
John Ahern.
Wian NJ Price
Z" Doctor Smith Gutter.
Fory-nine SubTreasury Defaulters whose dealcatons
vary from $1,000 to sll5GoO and in all amounting
about 81 ,Gi9,OO0 co.
Loco-Feco Extravaganza, showing an actsal waste of
the Peoples money for Carriage hire, Musquito
Bars, Oysters &c. Steamboat hire, Oysters, Mules
&c, Extraordinary Purchases, &C.
Release Of Prisoners from Backwelps Island to vote
Loco Focoism and the Tariff
Loco-Faco Economy
Daniel 8 Dcknson's Opinion of N York Loco Focoism.
The Erie Railroad.
Circular 10 the Wings OF the State of New-York.
u The above important Extra for sale to Ward Com
mttees aud others at 81 per 100 copies Price for single
copies cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

:
y be relied tor the OF Consumption Let all
read the following certificates;
NEw-YoRK, October &c, 1912.
If A. MnndiD 2il Grand ST, abaut years
troubled with cough weakness, pain the breast
and raising Of blood was induced purchase bottle Of
Taylor's Basam oI Liverwort from SIS Bowery, which
relieved when nGhiDg would, and my wife has since
used with the beneficial effects, curing the weak
ness in the che ST, &c.
have I'D the above certificate and give my hearty
OF consumption liver complaint buy the genuine Bal
sam OF Lserwort, sold onlv at SIS Bowery.
SETH VALENTINE, cor. 9l 81. and Sd avenue
Dr. Leeds wholesale agent, IZ7 Maidenlane; Mrs Hays,
lc9 Fulton st, Brooklyn p Jacobs, agent for Detroit
~ Dr.. Felix Gouraud is still transacting business his
old stand 81 Walker-sree door from Broadway not.
withsandng the destruction OF his stock by FIRE. small
stock Poue Subtle for eradicatins superluous hair
hand together with the other celebrated cosmetics a the
Doctors o27 If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02
Reported for The Tribune.

o' tne o'eign arrivals i5 American so Brii,.i
o'salsn, t1n iahlourr Belgian. and Venezuelan
Galiot- l Schooner "a ~ "i'sN 20
IL IL VIII De seen by the sdyrrtisrul.ut ,L,, IN.
.oas e1hotion OF Niagara Fails new exhib.ing NJ ,h.
ans an Museum with real Hsisr is od.rpd
wisiInake profitable invesrr,-nt Tor any eon,r e' IL
IL The New-York Mus-a, wa, mn n o,..aa..,,--.
nsh wheo such powerful attractions are presrnrd b.
.tsu't may Se s''ey redctcd. Master Frapk Diamann
~ e. NsffV pahcer accompanied on The Banjo hy
M - mt Sei,ss born wIthsat arrn. MI.. Rasallr
performance 10 day al O'Clock f ~ " "
i. MIS- HOOP taxes Benefit lh.s dsy an, evening a,
me aserlcsn Museum Two IA ks place ore
s At hres aod The other half pass O'Clock
forsh here AZ. offered on this occason
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

70 Mr.. S,anten, at Toronto, Canada, recent
ty recovered S100 damages against the proprietor
of stage in which he was upse, and had his arm
broken
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

GEoRGIA.--The full official vote for Members
of Congress in the several Counties of this State
are as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

COMMENCING The following facts published to show
the utility and high reputation of the Metallic Tablet Srop
They extensively used and approved Of all the cutlery
establishments Europe in by the most
scientific gentlemen and received first premiums the Fair
O,he American Institute every time they have been exhibited
for petition; last though not least is the only article of
the kind that is initiated and that 20 such an extent that al
in this city have articles for sale alike only
in onsde appearance her only ommendaton) for is
well known other article has the power of producing
smooth and thin edge to a razor.
Be careful when buying 10 see the name Of @. Saunders
the label the original inventor and manufacture l63
Rroo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

q A stage lately upset near Ba,avia-the
driver being drunk. The passengers were injured
but not seriously.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

70 A Postmaster named John Jones at Clays
vile, Va. has been arrested on charge OF purloin
ing money from the mail
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

MARKS THE MURDERER.-John Marks. who
recently killed Mr. w. A Clarke on the steamboat
Canebrase, or the Alabama River, having been
tried and sentenced to the Peni,entiary for life,
was delivered to the Warden of the Penitentiar,
on Monday evening. On the following mornir g
he was found suspended by the neck BY handker-
chief to the bars of the cell door.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

NJ LEPRA OR LgpRosY is cuaneous disorder appearing
on parts of the body whitish dry Scabs which
swell 10 an enormous extent 1t is Of ancient origin,
and well known TO the Romans, Greeks and Arabi.
ans being considered disease inflicted for transyreS
Leper looked upon as an oulcast from society
Leprosy close resemblance 10 Scroua hence il i,
transmitted from sire to son. and many epers may be seen
white scabs, which being dispaced leave spot and
another cab is formed varying in size, depressed in
| The middle but always having nearly circular FORM
Ii is believed there is no disease without its appropriate
remedy The truth in this instance fully verified and
the facts amply proved. Sands Sarsaparia has laid
the low and where the citadel OF life, itself has
surrendered This medicine will exert its healing and restor
ing powers by dsplacing diseased action and producing
free natura circulation and equilibrium through the ys
tem when perfect health succeeds debility and disease.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail by A. B. Sands
l. CO. No. g73 Broadway (Granile Buldingsl NewYork
Also sold by A: B. D. sands Druggists No 70 and LOG
Fuion-st; David Sands Co No. Y East Broadway
Price s per bottle, six bottles for s..
~ wetake pleasure in bringing before the public
medicine which has done and doing TO alleviate the
suerngs of mankind than other medicine before intro
Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma, Group ana Dyspepsia
the following certificate will show:
DR. CovERT-Sr: feel it my duty something o.
the effects OF your Balm OF Life upon young lady OF my
acquaintance She far gone with what physicians
considered the Consumption that hope orecovery had been
gven up she emaciaed and SO weak that she
able help herself and outobel her physician though
she could not long survive bnt TO the great surprise and Joy
Of all her friends, she began TO amend Immediately after
taking your medicine and in less than months from the
time she commenced using 1t she walked up and down
stairs and VI Is a5out tour or Ve months since she De-
gan uspg H. She goes TO Church day time and evening
IL impossible for 10 state the good effects your Balm
this lady. She had sister who it feared would
come down in the same way. Her cough alarming
and by the use Of this medicine has long recovered
resist the convcan that if persons whoarc troubled
with pulmonary disease would use this medicine they usc
would beneited by its use. Yours truly,
GRISWOLD NJ. ROGERS, 100 lsth st. N. Y.
This medicine for Coughs, Colds Consumption Bronchi
M Dyspepsia Asthma, Group, Whooping Cough for sale
together with Humphriess Pile Ointment. PhepSs Toma
to Pills Sir Asev cooper's Corn salve, 1856 Nassau st
under Clinton Hall, N. Y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

70 ROBERT G.. RANKIN of Fishkll is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the With Dis
trict, composed of Dutchess and Sullivan Coun-
ties BE is a whele-souled ardent Wing, and
will poll the full party strength. We have cheer
ing advices from Old Duchess.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

I Iy DR. TAYLoR's BALsAM LIvERwoRT, the only rene
dy 10 be relied on tor the Of Consumption. Let all
read the following certificates:
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

I A mechanic in Boston recently recovered
damages in 1888 of young tradesman for Sc
ducing his daughter The girl swore that no inn
proper connection had taken place, but her evi-
ience was discredited. The day after the trial
the two were married.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02


Committee OF Arrangements.
JOHN t. Rollins Edwin r. TremaD,
Chas. Role, Waldron B. Post, Jr.
c. c. Gordon, B. P0meroy, Jr.
Sam. X. Sa,teree, Henry r. Prall,
Ezra Ludlow. Jr. r. Burkhalter,
Isaac III. Bailey, Sidney C. Geuin.
By order of the Committee,
ISAAC II. BAILEY. s. crctary.
Clinton Hail. Oct. 81, 1912. o3l tNs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

SINGULAR E>cArE.-A most singular and prov
idential escape from melancholy death occurred
in New-York las, week. A daughter (abou, four
years OF age) Of Hr Afrrd 6 Pcckham, fornierl,
of this City, (rcsidins at No. II CliF-.reet.1 wa,
PLAYING in the room in which her mother was b,l.
Sly employed. when the latter. casting her ewes
TO the window, behrld sight which mus, have
been most narrowing 10 The hear, OF a parent. 4
table had been moved from IL place 10 window.
which was open; the child had go, up on this
table by some means not known and when the
moher bcheld II, was hanging out of the window.
cinsing with both hands TO the moulding Of tho
s its body suspended over precipice Of abou,
80 feet Mrs. 7. screamed and tainted the SER
want ran TO the room and with great presence of
mind seized the child end restored i, TO its mother
but the latter was overcome bv the scene tina,
for several days her life considered in danger.
Providence Journal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

Rich w Habershan. 3S 48S mark A. Cooper. 545l
Roger L. Gamble ..S3 249 Henry G. Lamar. S5307
A. r. Wright. 2l5 - Cable. S5 267
Richard H. Wilde 50 a97 Edward j. Black. .S5 22n
Absalom H. Chappel. 1850 - Stiles 64
\. H. kennn 49, 827 BfL Harrison 5tS
'Thos. Butler King .S2 S22 John H. Lumpkin
Smead 81, ,554 John N!illen. S5O2o
Members of the present House.
Average Loco majority 2,2O4 Mr. Hahersham is beaten
by l54S
70 The Loco-Foco majority last year was q ,lS6:
Whig gain since then, 1889. HARRY CLAY gets
The vote in 1914. The Loco-Focos have neUc,'
oolled so high a vote in the State as athe Wings
gave to Gen Harrison.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-02

IScENDIAR1sa An attempt was made last
night between 10 and II o'clock, to fire the Uni
yersalst Church in Green-street. Fortunately the
fire was discovered before it had made any great
progress, and it was extinguished by few pals
ful of water. We believe thar this is the second
or third attempt which has been made within g
few months TO SET fire TO this church.
ALBANY Evening Journal
70 Gov. Tucker is about TO convene the Legis-
latuTe of Mississippi for the purpose of distriosing
the State.