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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07
STRAW GOODS

n BENNETT, importer and manufacturer of Italian ard
English Straw Goods, respectfully informs bis
that he has removed his establishment from William
Pa to 80 John where he continues keen splendd
AID eyen.ys assortment Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods,
Fancy Shellworks, Prince Albert Str,ws, SC. &c. n
Also, an entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
ducsd being extremely light. beautiful white and durable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07
NOTICES.
orTIcr OF THE AvBuny & RoeHnsrER

orrucr OF THE AvBunr & RocHrsrER r. r. Co.,
Semi Annual Dividend Fs. per- Cent viii be paid on n.
"A Capital Stock of this Company the first day OF July
Shareholders whose Stock is registered in the Cry Transfer
ReO State Of Ss Ya fsy y y n. I BGa
whose stock Is not esstered ia he Civ Will b psd be
By order Of the President .;p, md piy,e,crs
NOTICE TO CLERKS, and az other peas whose bnsl.
~ ness Causes them TO be eonsta.ty their fee-By calling
{. the ola easSss po9S Sor II e ssn
TALIC ELASTIC HEEL BOOTS warmed in every pa.
lowing are som. Of the many advantages the Elastic Heels have
ovcT every Other kind ,,..,
Boot ~ - 'l
secondlyThey make noise in walking upon the pave
Thidly-Thev prevent Boots from running down to the
r: urthy-They enable the walk with much less
FhlyThoy do carpets AZ do iron or nailed
siSthv-They be with comfort by those having
and retail AZ rnanu;sctnrcr's prices. je5in~c
WANTED-A Chief Cook with an uneyceptonable chlrac-
~ Ter, for n, b Mssteame, British Queen" Apply
'i jesM ts'"e'" INC noun % ~ A"' L Of : anu
PARTNERsHIP Observation-Disclosures is hereby 4
ven 'h.t Ch.res Il Blsir having voluntarily Withdrawn
's!Ils an sesepn. connected reyiih. : ''
PENS The cisy ef New YORK ppde the firm ofC. c. Whit
jslw.c JGEREMMIhanHifHT6 rcuNrss
ENGRAvING by THE oMN!GRAPH MACHINE.-
sce ny are prepared ~ eHiaM nd. o fq Msp o S9n
Plans and Surveys any work Of that class most bean
low those charged for similar work executed by hand engry
ns-t cost Of line steel or copper plates not erceednx Ii
N B-specnens Of II. work done by The Omngr,pb can
be examined At rhe office in Bn,s5wav. m2s'lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07
General se.r;nnx.

Before his Honor Recorder 1allmadge JUDGES Lynch
and Noah, and Aldermen smith and Crons
William Shaler, Esq, Acting District Attorney.
MONDAY, June 6thIhe calendar for the present term
comprises IS cases including those laid tho last
Oh these the new ones are Tor forgery burglary &;
grand larceny IL; receiving stolen goods y bigamy J.
total 81 or the old there IL of previous rdct
mcnts; previously convicted diforderiy pertons.
The names OF the grand jurors then called and
the following gentlemen sworn:--Frederitk SHELDON
foreman; Jacob Ames. Stephen Conover. John Harlow
William Hager, Henry Halenbake, Samuel Kidder, ho-
mas w. Lewis, Edward Murray. Cornelius Foon, Phi
lip Petch, Lemuel Ptman, Nj. NJ. Qusckerboss floyd
Smith, Charles D. Tappan. VIM. C. White, James o. WaId
Daniel Weservet. and Siias Brown-totel 10.
Tive Recorder then proceeded charge the Jury, and
aer alludng to the statutes imperative upon he Court
present 10 them periodically he called their attention
The alleged chargcs of fraudulent voting at the
charter election as connected with the discharge OF per
IONS from the feneniiary and concluding 10y hoping.
that they would fully investigate the matter and render
such decision as would satisfy the public mind the
subject. $40 Ilfia t.t
On calling the OF the petit jurors Mr. james Mar
r5o one of the Society of Friends appeared and reques
ted to be excused the ground that he had conscientious
scrupes against serving as The Court hesitaed
to release him. when he stated that he had submitted his
vews'o writing which he should be happy TO present to
the Court for their consideration.
The Court stated they would receive his communica-
ton tomorrow, and give il such examipatc e. time
would admit He then allow ed depart until to.mor,
row at ii o'clock.
The remaining portion the petit jurors there being but
90 then discharged until Tueoey morning yssier
day being election day, and the Court then adjourned till
IL o'clock this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

TIDE OF EMIGRArIoN.- from this
country into Canada, west, continues undated
iiard times is the cause. Very much like jumping
cut of the irying-pan into the fire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

MARTINS
Cash Tailoring Establishment,
Rsmored to l54 Wiam street. corner of Ann street.
THE sub,sIbsr in announcing the above to his friends and
the public IN general takes leave thanks for the
bera patronage bestowed him his place of
and assures them that avery article ordered him shall
so's stylish manner Ihe materials the and bes, in
requested to call and examine
Gentlemen who prefer purchasing their own cloth &c. can
general satsscton during the las, four Every garment
ing prices, via 0
&rese Eoats''' 49,. 81 90 to - 50
rants and Vess... ....l 73to 90
- 10
~ No garments rcsdy mad---aIl made 10 oser and AMI,
furnished, necessary, in ~ hsurs. ~"
mis- Inc MICHAEL 4. MARTIN
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MILLINERY GOODS.

CARL KING the well known and celebrated Millinery and
" LADIES' Straw Hat Manufacturer 10 Her Majesty the
QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
fully begs leave the Ladies that he
hand rl,ndd and fashionable assortment OF Lsaies
Straw and Slk Hats. The Straw Hats TO
most fascinating aud becoming shape called
THE ELssiER COTTAGE,
with Gpsey sdes and Swiss Flare around the front The
bds these Hats made o OF The elegant pate
the Albert Straw in paI,iculr = r,,roni.sdby
QUEEN VICTORIA
The silk DEPARTMENT conducted by the ingenious and
tasty milner TO be equales The silks the
Style fresh imported. Trimming and Flowers correspond
Those who wish convince themselves may call No 20
Canal, near Broadway, and II Division street.
N Bills Paris Ribbons and French Flowers Of the
latest style and be purchased At either Of his
who'll nd on Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL AND DIAPER PIN.
NEW and important article for IN the nursery and
"A fastening ladies' shaws coats, &C. patented the
United States and in Europe Cor sale wholesale by W. H.
CARY Co. 96 Pearl street. New York, and by tie paten-
tee at the manufactory, l.6 Jay ST. Brooklyn.
Thread and needle and dealers in fancy articles
piled liberal terms. mil In,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

LATER FROM ME1Ico.--We yesterday received advicss
from, Vern Cruz to the 10th instant. n rra
Permission has be.n given to the celebrated Gutierrez
Estrada to return 10 the Republic. 1t may be recoiected
That he wrote the letter TO the President Bussmens re-
commanding the establishment of Nonsrchial form OF
government in Mexico, and the call of foreign prince
the throne. H
Santa Anna has issued decree prohibiting the depu
tuent Congress shortly meet at the city Of Mexico
There was srumor in Mexico of q revolutionary move
ment in the SOUTH headed by Gen. Alvarez who Is said
to have declared for Federation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

MACHINE POETRY.
WHEELER, TAILOR, hereby aends
This information TO his friends
Or enemies, il he has any,
Whether they be few or many.
The public too, both far and near,
He wishes every to hear,
That in Broadway he has a shop,
In which he'd like To have them pop.
And should they coat vest or pants.
No 6t them il he can't
Prices low 70 suit the times,
Cloth, too various for these rhymes;
In short you'll find no other Tailor,
DO sure to please you as A WHEELER.
mis- Inc 1877 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

N PIANO FORTE~.
cOUTHERN DEALERS ~ !,S.cre.o,. xs,y,rs.y will End
- it their advantage o call I'D etarr ce sscitmen
of the above article. computing variety ~ and 61i fctayes
o rosewood snd mahosaay .rid scroll stands
and every modern mpo; .ps,. Thcse isrissu;s war
rnnted % be equai TIRE ay sr ll h. s) fnr low
possible rrices for c,s. a. re pprrt. IL West Fos
teentt street, between riiir ri sIstr s,cru-,
NJ R-Pi-po Fortes for Er-h .SNi tsvrts.rt of p.src
f'orfea Tor hire ~ the mandatory VI I'm
FRENCH REsTAUNANT, No Ns.sap s,rrei, opposIts
tbr Custom House,. BONNARD X P. DELAMOTTE
have the honor inform their and the public
general that they have added their old establishment known
or up ards OF two years under the finn OF j. Bonnard the
saloon on the .t hooro the same house. and be-
prlyan parties and society dinn<~s. I
vii y the greatest attention orders for Dinners and
. uppcrs IN any prt Of the city. I
and Ohccs in the upper stories Of the house
na, w haa Oh Them al very moderate rents. jei linz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

DRESS DOUTs-LA1EST FRENCH
8STYLE-The subscriber makes 10 order Boots
the above Of the fines; quality OF French Calf
Skan and IN The latest STYLE and gsscpabe prices
oene,nen who have been the habit of yng exavagant
ces Tor inferior arces requested can and Be convinced
na ms prices are from ten twenty per below other
;no paw ., asts kept for each customer, dcuy
Constantly hand, Lara asxo,,re M Of r..
nsns pSo.S a. pTlses ,,ing from TWO DOLLARS FIFTY
Pumps, Slippers &c Sc a equally low prces
,,u. 'ohN l.. WATKINS, ia Fulton IT,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-07

Saratoga Springs.
Correspondence of the Herald.l

SARATOGA SPRINGS, June (, 1872.
Opening Of the Fashionable Seasoa--Beauy Of Sara
toga-1fe iSpiendor Of the United States Hotel
The Other E{ofris
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

ths secret ofdomesiie happiness. Ifyeu
have erred. confess II lreely. even Il con
LESSON costs you some Tears. Farther.
promise faithfully and saiennIy. never.
upon any preiexi or excuse. 10 have any
secrets OF eoneeslmsnls from each Other;
bot % keep your private affairs IRON
Lihsr. mother. broiher. sister. relations
and lhe world. LEI them be known only
10 each other and your God. Remem-
Der lhai any third person sdmil.ed 10 yosr
confidence. becomes party 10 stand be-
i~sen 700. They will naturally side
with one or the other. Promise % avid
this. and renew the vow upon every
isnptsiion. ID Gill preserse lhs, perfte.
confidence. that union. which slIl indeed
make you ss one. Cd. &c The newly mar
risd would buI practice ihIs spring ofeon
nnbial peace. how many uni ms sould be
haPPy. winch are nOw miserable.
KRiekerboeker.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

TIE easuHy oeespisd sy de Clerks
% ~rll sdsPlrd % ne eslsiyssisn Of corn,
eesas. Psapk,as and osker vegetables. and
% raising hosses. esals snd hogs. They
are considerably behind ihs cberokses
and rhoeia~s IN cisilizsiion. bul .hey
have several schools. and esinee an IN.
ellnasian Cor he progress % education.
1hirh 4 slasnded 70. wlll soon RAISE lhem
IN The scale.
THE sEMTNoIEs.
The seminoles, who constitute proper
" part af me Creek nation. have been
located between The Deep Fosk Of The
Canadian and the Arkansas river. This
Tribe has advanced bsi liille in civlliza.
lion, and retains many Of their original
habits.
THE osskGEs.
The Osssges depend upon the chase
Tor Subsistence. They continue 10 make
their ell aud winter hunts. Gres, rrer.
lions. ho~eser. are making by their seeul
10 indure Them 10 give up their hunnnz
life. ~hieh will probably only be efIeeI.
ed when game beeomes 90 scarce 90 @
oblige Them 20 resort 10 other means o.
subsistence. One OF two Of The band,
only have shown . disposition 10 raise
corn. ....
The other Indian tribes located within
The supennieadency OF Capt. Armstrong,
are making sdvanees in civilization: ihey
raise corn and o,hsr vegetables. "Ther,
are no tribes" says Capt. Armstrong
.mors comfortable Than those within IN,
Neosho sub. sgency. Their country /,
rich. healthy. and finely wa,ered." Th,
number Of Indians within the supstinien
dency 10 estima,sd At 10000. exeiusiv,
Of the Wild tribes Of The prsiries-s Cor
midsbls number, should any d,s,urbsnc,
arise uponi,he frontier. and eoneer Of &C
tian be msinlsined among them. Judg
ING from Capt Armstrong; report. IL ",
~ese not personally acquainted with him
we should pronounce him INST able an,
efficient sssn,. worthy Of the responsible
Poss he occupies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Gen Harrison's Funeral. As The chiei
atgumen, Of Loco Focoism sgsInst the
Whigs. and the one most relied on q. an
" eleeiioneering wespon," seems TO be,
the amour, expended in giving q decent
burial to the President OF the Uniied
States. il 10 a. well perhaps 10 mention
fact Just communicated TO Ne. We pr,-
mise. however. that when Mr. Hsy wood.
in The late Convention, moved TO sxpunge
tia, part Of the reported Address which
slIudes TO the funeral expenses Of Gen.
Harrison, the motion was srenuously re
sisted by Mr.. Hyba,t, who eontended that
il vas not so much the amount expended
that he considered objectionable. as il vas
the establishment. Of the principle, tina,
the money Of the people may be used
for such purpose without law or prece.
den, 10 sanction il. Well now. il turns
out, ,ha, on The 18Th OF MAY, 1900. Tom
sress made an appropriation Of $4,000 for
doing honor To The memory of Gen.
Washington. although he had gone out Of
office and died not =, The Capitol but a,
hone! A very interesting and detailed
account Of The ceremonies performed on
the occasion, may be found 10 Msrshsll's
life Of that illdslrinus man. VIVA, will
these stcklers Tor Law and precedent. say
now! Raleigh Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

IN Eccentric Oh iKaid.-Miss Sarah
BrdwslI. sPinsIer. al Woodbridge. died
on The fifteenth ulIimo. aged ninety. She
was formerly h"usekreper to Mrs. Dough-
~. and Der penutious habits had scru-
muIsted considerable proper y. 10 tin
canister were fund more Than 70 so,e-
Ieigns, cash 10 the Bark. sad mortgages
amounting to about al5.000. She had
in her pussrssioa 75chemises, 30 bon
nets. 25 ak crowns. four d"zen damssk
table el"ths. aud chest Of bed clothes;
and ys. che expired covered wi,h merely
a piece Of old csrpe, without a nighlcsp.
and covered with vstmin.
Ipsnich Eraminer,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Education -Agreeably To the census
oil 1910. Vuei"ia has the greatest number
"f persons over twenty one wears old.
wh" ran neither read nor write, Of any
State IN the Union. The whole number
oil such being ffiy eight thousand seven
hundred aud siehly-ses,n! Tennessee
. nex'-her nun,bet over iwen,y- one Who
cann"' Iesd or write is hfy-eight ,l'ou.-
and FIVE hundred and thirty one! 10
these States, The proportion Of uneducs,.
ell persons Z" en''re population i, as one
TO twelse-in North Carolina The proper.
uon is a. one To nine--showine tbs, po-
pular education 10 al q lnwer rhb in This
State Than 10 any other in the Union!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

through he community 81 Phasdslphia
a. lhs present time. and orr mesnIne viii
be iulls Illuslralsd. How many 81 The
poor men 81 he present dsy. The bank
rpPis. me. exhausled spendlhlif,-, lhs die
soluIs ard objects Of sympslhy-4re The
soas Of The rich Of fornsr iimess IIox
lev on ihe other hand. Of lhe rich men Of
lhs present day. beesme 80 By The estates
lels by heir l.ihersi On he contrary.
property 10 ronslansly changing hands 10
ihisetuniry-lhs rich and the idle become
poor. while Ihs children of The honest,
The industrious and ihe snlerprizing.
take their places in the ranks Of sesllh.
Who were COR Ridgwsys andonr Girsrds
IN early life! Thus, then. ws argue that
although 10 may sometimes be = source
Of snxlsiy that We cannot leave our rhild'
rtn sbnndance OF sesllh-lhsl habis oI
industry, activity. perseverance and inlsg
ri'y are Ger mors likely 20 render lhsm
happier, besisr. wiser. and in the end
more prosperous Than il they had besp
trough, up On he use Of purple aud 6ns
linen. hor,es and eoslly vehicles. gay 90
c'eiy and exirassgsnt ssPsc,a,ions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Ejecfmenf.-A landlord in Baltimore
wishing to get rid Of tenant who did not
pay his tent, undertook to smoke him out.
He closed the top Of the chimney, and
the smoke Of course soon filled the apart
ments. The family had TO escape as
speedily as possible to. avoid suffocation.
The tenant prosecuted the landlord for
Kespass aud recovered els and costs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Humility learns lessons through itself,
while it never scorns instructions from
others. Those who are always finding
fault with mankind are generally most in
fault themselves. The reason is, they
read the world from The mlrror of their
own mind. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

A Sensible Remarkable. Arnold OF
Tenn. made very good remark, in vim
dication Of the One Hour Rue, few days
Aga man Of sense, he said, did not re-
quire more than an hour TO discuss any
subject, and even one hour was too long
TO listen to fool. Trgiaiaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

The Locofoco members of the Ken
lucky Legislature. together with many
citizens Of the same party from the neigh
borhood, held meeting in Frankfort on
the sih instant, aud nominated Col. II. Nj.
Johnson as candidate for the Presidency,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03
HON. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.

The New York Mercury contains,
from week 10 week. of-hand sketches Of
distinguished men in Congress. In one
Of the recent numbers is the following
portrait Of Mr.. Graham, the Senator from
this state. If the writer paints all his
characters with equal fidelity and truth,
he possesses rare and happy talent.
"Hon. VIZ. A. GRAHAM, or N. C.
This Sensior 10 the brother oil James Grs-
han. who has long represented the I. Bon.
eombs" dlstriei in the popular branch Of
Congress. and has number Of years bern
an active politician. Previous 10 bic sless-
lion 10 the high position he nov occupies.
he was elected 10 The state Legislature, and
YES chosen Speaker OF the lower house.
lie 10 in the prime Of life. Of medium size.
light hair aud complexion. bic eyes, very
Observation-Disclosures forehead. high and
srched. Ills features are Of the Grecisu
east. and The expression Of his face il
sirikinsly sgreesbls and inn ligent. Ae
eording 10 Ill Psychological rules. he mus'
BE- man possessing q good deal mole
Than common intellectual qualifications.
lls 10 exceedingly modes, 70 he drmea
nor. pleasant IN his pnS,e intercourse.
happy 10 his disposition, and enticing in
his manners. lie is very s,udlous. and
enjoys . very high legal reputation; IL
eonverssni Nth constitutional Law. and
has a clear, sound snd philosophical mind
There 10 nothing sbou, him ef doubsfu
ehstaetss--raiher avoids than seeks ap
plsuse-and every movement he make,
70 bounded upon subs,sn,isl basis. Al
Senator. he wilI, l imagine, be fount
more useful in the commune rooms thar
ID debate, though there 10 no reason b,
he should not take an active part 20 dis
eussion; fnr he has q good voice and i
pleasing delivery; and what 10 better thai
al, logical mind highly cultivated. lie
HIN be where he may. he ~ill be Away
sure In command profound rsspeei. boil
ior the beauty Of this intellect. aud lie ex
e.llency Of HE heart"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Erening before Htdding.-"l will Tell
YOU" conunued the aunt TO Louisa. 1.-TWO
things which have fully proved. The
first will 60 far towards preventing The
possibility Of any discard sf,er marriage;
the second is The best and surest preset
valve OF feminine character.
"rell mel" said Louisa snxiously.
"rhe 6rs, 10 shis: demand Of your
bridegroom. - soom as the marriage Ger
emoney 10 over, q solemn vow. and pro-
mise also yourself. never. even in jest. 10
dispute. or express any d.ssereenen,.
tell sou ne,er! for what begins IN mere
bsn,ering. will lead TO serious earnest.
Avoid expressing any irritation ., one
snolher's words. Mutual foIbearsncs 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

Extravaganza in fine clothing is often
a recommendation to the eye-but not to
the understanding Of men. DR.. franklin
we think it is, who says, "A fine coat
frequently covers intoierable ignorance,
but never conceals it," North finer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

HARD TTMES.-These words are In
ihe mouth Of almost every pefson who is
old enough 10 talk Of il,s times. They
are adopted IS the language Of complaint
or apology by The great msjoniy Of those
who are in sny kind Of trouble in relation
10 their business or means of Subsistence.
and form, with some, the plea Of indo-
lence or psrsimony. But il Should be
remembered thai there a.e certain stand
ing facts. in the face Of whirh Few can
with justice continue 10 attribute any great
portion OF their real irosbi,s 10 The hard
fimes. II is yet true in our country that
the Industrious prudent man viii not sui.
fer want. Where health 10 enjoyed, thee
is no excuse for miserable poverty. The
earth produces her fruits from year to year
as fretly az ever; the materials Of meclls-
nical industry are abundant, and the wants
Of our race are not essentially changed.
and our government does not (at l,asl in
comparison with many oihers) place the
few in situation 10 consume Tie earnings
Of the multitude. The grand sources Of
human enjoyment are neither inaccessible
nor exhausted. If our countrymen will
eheerfully recognize and submit to the
great law Of our existence in this world
that man must support himself by labor.
and II they viii abandon life Of speculs.
ton and the various m des, both repui-
able and disreputable, Of gambling, hey
will find that The great promise of which
the rainbow 10 the seal. is ever made good,
and that the ordinances of the Creator still
point out the path to happiness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

The patriotism Of a nation consists In
love and attachment to her laws and ins,i-
buttons. When these die, patriotism dies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

msnufactnrinx and trsSe. The FIRST bank
was established BY csthanne in l7es.
Paper % the sBeunt al seventy millions
az ronbles was issued, and pledge was
given that Il should sever exceed one hum
dred millions. But n iS4O the amount
issued was upwards d 6Ve hundred mil
lions. The Imperial Bank of Commerce
was established By Alexander.
The remaining portion Of iile lecture
was occupied with = few general remarks
upon the military power and resources 81
lhe Rassan empire, and the character and
discipline The Russian army had gradual
~ acquired in the successive contests in
which de empire had been engaged.
N. T. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

The Ctet Ks number at least twenty
,hms,nI. Since their em'grsti"n they
have manifested the greatest friendship
Er the tJni,ed 8 strs. Although divided
is,o U,per aud Lower Creeks, there q
bit .us principal Chief; they have no,
advanced a. lar a. The Cherokees and
Chack,,w. IN passing regular Laws. but
They have recently passed "ns. which %
much 10 their credit. against the inss"dae'
Inn of spir,,sous hqa"'. Let then
keep from amongst them ~" w"a .
evils. and their future property w''' re
| stcu red.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-02-03

We hsss <ssd <fsh mech inlsress-
snsnx che dsosmeais srcampasy ING The
Ptssldeafs Mrssgs 70 Cangress he 20
Fori q Capt NhLsm Arniroas. acting
Ssperlassndenlo The Western Territory.
% The . Caadilon Of the Iadisn Tnbes.
rslslioa with ahem. and description ol The
Indian Country" To ihls Iensr ne are
iadsbled lof the following paRiealars;