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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
noNoRs TO LORD AsHBuaToS

Iaihe British House Of Lords. . few
days af.er the unanimous vote or thanks
20 Lord Ashburlon Cor his ability and
con1aci in the negoiiation of the Treaty
OF Washington. Lord Ashbnrton took oc.
acasion 10 return thanks Tor his distinr
guished and gratifying compliment. lie
spoke with great feeling and considerable
emotion. His speech was so germans
10 the matter thai the Duke OF yelling.
ton. 10 make the compliment more mark
cd and enduring, moved that the speech
be entered on the journals Of the House
IA melton which was carried unanimous
Is. We doubt whether a higher honor
has ever been awarded by. a vote Of thai
body 10 one ofHs members; and rejoice
in il, not lpss fer the sake Of that wor.
thy Peer. than for he farther indication
which il furnishes Of The good feeling
whichnow prevails in England towards
the United States.
We look upon the whole proceeding,
indeed, as msnifesiing high respect FOR
the United States. and a strong desire 70
preserve peace between. the two couRr
tries. No one. speaker. joining in dis
q almost unprecedented honor" 10 the
British negotiaior. COMMENDED or suggest
I'd thai IN the negotiation any superi.
Gritty had been shown on the part Of Eng
land. or any yielding or dishonorabls
sr disadyansageous concession made by
the Government Of The United States
Far otherwise. The Treaty was com
nended because il was Treaty. rea.
spnable Treaty; Treaty, honorable il
US principles, and convenient and use.
I'll in its provisions in both countries
We see no claim Of unexpected success
M air of triumph, no gasconade, no self
laudation. We see only proofs Of SINGER,
satisfaction than peace has been preserved
between two, nations capable Of doing: 4
each other so much good or so mucl
harm. asaspirit Of peace or spirit Of hos
tility may prevail between them. Thanks
hearty thanks, to The negotiators on boil
sides, and TO the Governments on boil
sides, for concentrating so happy work
We confess, the more we mediate on IN,
Treaty Of Washington-the more we iur
"a out into its consequences, near and re
mote--the more we contemplate the mag
aitude Of the questions which we believe
itRas fsi,led, AMI settled right--the NOR
We dwell ON se great interests which j
has preserved, the M. we are inclined Il
regard it as the most important transac
lion in which this Government has beer
concerned for years; and not impor
taat only to this country, but highly i'm
po.tanl also, both in its principle and By
lis example, TO the whole civilized ap,
Christian world. Ng.. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

u olhef mia 10 AmfTiea sboai 75l
ho1rs I.eag afelnFn only lssa ussk ir01
frisnd e mine. no has besn atbeWslls
Of he wesk psrformsi in the last ns~
nile whieA hare been hsili Ihre. We
are lamilisr silh The eosrse drills that
ne al assd % make immsnss quantities
81 u one time 10 supply panislnoa SUITE
Coz he Indla ard China markets. and
nos Ihey are used Ill over Amsriras and
shieh. BOT very many years go. The
house il shieh Fan concerned used 10
make and slip 10 . great sxsens The
new mills II Lowsll produce those al
sd per peand iron The eoilon. 81 cents
IAN me olhsf mills 4 rents. which. sish
The eollon. brings The eosl 20 esd pef ID.
fsr those articles. As 10 The sdssnIsgs
they have oser ns. Go not txaggsfsle
when ! state il d upwards Of ID Ter ID.
in ealian slore,lhe freightio The Ansriesn
mills being about half The asesgs freighi
10 England. and there is our duty and
other expenses. In HE concern in which
l am interested. The ezra tax paid, ow-
ing 10 ihe high price ~ faur. amounts
10 ian of 81 900 . |, ear upon osr mills
IS compared with their mills in Ameues
III sr. Then their ws,eT-Power eoss al
Ihe highest rate e3 los per horsepower;
whils the lowest rae in this country 10
Gle per horse power. have MT The
SMALLEST doabi. indeed 1 am prepared 10
prove. Ma, they ran produce Coarse do
mss,ics, drills. and every Thing of thai
kind. ~ least Id cheaper Than ne can.
LIirsr. They have besion rs out Of
The Indus and chinese markets; Of course
they produce fnr sll their own consump-
ton. and. after little Whale, | have Inc
lie doubt that ne shalt have them intro.
hueed very largely here. Hear. hear.
The last thing they will do is 10 attack
the emmy in his own camp; bnt am
qniI sure ~e shall see il BY and. by: Of that
| think there Garnet be a doubt The
raieof wsges is considerably higher there;
but Tie grea, obstacle {, the rapid spread
Of production IN The American mills 10 the
difficulty al getting more spinners. When
they &c, self ac,ing mules that officially
ysnishes. We mus, make M our minds
TO prepare for the loss Of these markets;
il is Of no use 10 disguise the fact; j, is oil
no. use any ofius saying, l can hold out
as ling Is my neighbor; there is nothing
for il but 10 push The weaker ones TO the
WALL That |. an idle and selfish wa,
Of expression. Ito say no worse Of it,
which Eregrei Ton many ofus haze been
Indulging 10. Itlear Let us take care
thai The strong be moi also pushed TO The
vail; because We may depend upon il that
in produciisn, there are stronger eoun-
tries than ae are; and if we are, az q
country. the weaker one. We shall all 60
10 the wall t,ge,her."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
ROBBERY OF THE PUBLIC.

+. For some days past notice has beer
published in The Goveramons papars, by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, that infor
nation had reached that Depsttmen, III 4.
on the 26.h day Of July las, package wa.
made up at The office Of the Collec.or Of
the Customs. at New Orleans. contain.
lns - Treasury notes Of the Unned
States. which had been received at tha,
office. and had been paid and cancelled by
writing upon their face AMI By a. receip,
endorsed upon them, which package had
not been leceiyed al the Treasury; and
that II had been ascerisined thai some oI
the notes thus paid and cancelled had
been Rald into the cnst,m Houses aud to
Receivers Of Public NJ ,neys. bearing vety
slight iadicsiion., If any, Of prior can
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
From4he Nsw Yark Spectator, Of May ist.
RHODE ISLAND.

This 10 great and glorious day in lat
lie uns-hesrlsd Rhode leland. The Roy
al charter. Is II has beer rallied, but hich
vas in truth The peoples own charter.
ceased 10 exist Al IL o'clock lssl night.
and ihe new constitution goes in 0. etircl
to-day. UndrI that old and nnah abused
charter, called "roysl" only because il
had received The ssnclion of the British
crown, but whiets as formsd'by The pen
pie Of Rhode Island ,hemssl.es, and writ.
zen by Roger Williams. the rsopls az thai
colony aud state have enjoyed as much
Of freedom and happiness as has ever lal-
len TO the 10. Vf any poLiical community.
ID has howeser served us parpose. aud is
now superseded by snolLer ohsrier. un-
der the more formal name Of CGnstifu-
tiOai and. happy il viii be for the Prop.e
who are 10 live under il, should IT, prove
- benvfeent form Of government as that
has been which |, supersedes. II 10 a
great consolation, however. 10 know that
this new constitution is. The lsngiiimsle
work Of The people; and although framed
amid The turbulence Of faction. that il, has
been done in defiance Of faction, with all
the forms and the most solemn sanctions
Of law. The present therefore. is proud
day for the gallant h lie Stale. II was q
fearful crisis through which she hsspss-
sed, and nobly has she burne herself
through and come out Of ii. Treason has
been d,ssrmec, insuuecuon discounted.
faction crushed, and Law and order sus-
tanned By The people themselves, unaid-
ed. though mol sssalsd, from without.
and al under circumstances The most NY
ing and difficult that can well be conceIv-
cd. The victory has been compete, and
esnno. but be regarded as one Of the great
Iesl moral triumphs Of The age; for mol q
traitor has been executed, though na,y
deserved il. and but single life has been
,akso. and tbatby what the lawyers call
chsnce-medley. We repeat. the occs.
sion lie proud one; and II is 10 be appro-
prissels celebrated al Newport to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

81 @ physiSllsss titirA Asssirs sx-
cAanErt ~ iass14ss 49, kans g. a.
Inais 80 bss.a< - ,i.,sr n Ne ALI
srscriez sss e. e @blrh Ne insi-trd
- fs<sssink "a s<4ssst ~sgaas dat .
lts days tp~nl - ss<irg tse -lians 81
psfis. wkieh ny I'D gues % psinfGlls
eircnmasssxsssa. al il vsi,isg. The n n
hostess n Ases Rage. 1he bad sried
toward thea ne SaraaFisan's par. snl
tAsl. sssilinf khemselsfs Fl IA rsiurn sshi'
&c Coz Osissns. .tl<E rsssAsd Il lsis On :
S4ssrtsy.
Aboui tkeIsD1rof in nrxfmsrninf (sf
Yer psssisx rssis % The shsiae Of shs
p.iraa ssiss Il Paris snd of The hnmbis
nsidssfsks Arssnss) just a. its inh.bil'
sss ~sw peaIinr - The house ofprayer
Msa.iss appeared. nes drawing. IN hi'
Tara. spshs sussi lssding 70 TIE church,
ha blslhinx sisler. haif smcthsrsd viii
che aswers shn~ersd upoa her BY tbs
.hale closely follo~ing poPulaI:oa ol hel
naive village.
Tbs good priest. spprized o. their hap
ny rrs1ra. caused he brother 10 lead Nj
sis'er 70 me loot Of he altar. and lo1nsI
iss ca ,his living is1i moststiseiing sx
haflsiisa toEhnssisa charity aad f'slsr
nal lees. snd sga.n blessing he maid hs
hrl5 out - = pattern ~ eli ABOUND. allad
"a, 10 . teice fzlisFing wish emotion. d
his iosnsr words Of saeasrsgemsHI ask
ing. "ssid ! nss truly. danghssr. that ih,
God who sppse~ef sosld protect you,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
THAT !. SAME OLD COON"

The Petersburg Republican. By way oil
ridiculing The whig party. has procured .
wood cnl Of ! !" Coon" pros rate, with Iscl
upl We scerp, the omen. The Repab.
lIcan dad no, know. but we Old Conn
hun:ers do, thai il is 10 that exac, posi-
tim that The Cnon fights hardest. and ia
fac, II ia water. is match for pack Of
dogs. Many such battles have We vii.
messed. adm ring the dexleri,y and bra.
very Of The gsllsnt animsl--low catching
one dog BY the tongue. now annther.
with the rspidily oflIghlning. by the nose;
shaping one dog y i,h his paw here. and
Shaping another there. until, he had The
whole pack in a,roar Of pain and fright.
fes-we accept the omen. In hoe
signo uiRcemus. We want no better de.
vice than tina. - Same old Coon." The
animal j. a gallant, sagscious. indoni,able
animal: far before tine fox in strategy oI
the weazel in dignity, or any d, men oil
our forests in Courage, (,hough 1t is said
by old hunters. that The Possum whips
him by the severity Of his font teeth.
Bus, above ali, the Coon" is an entire
American. lie Is not native Of The old
world. lie is exclusively North A,neri-
can. aud we think the better Of him foI
that. lie represents, too. qn,ts as signi-
6csnlly as - Log cabins and hard CIDER
the simple and viruous sges Of the he.
public. when every man was a patriot;
when. corruption aud .rnalty aud ireach.
cry were unkn. ,wn. sare only in The case
Of Benedict Arnold: when nur glorious
ioiefs,hers wrought 10 their f-lis in their
shir, sleeves. and after the hesl,hiul Ia.
bors Of the. Gag we're achies,ea. drew the
family circle around them a, night. 10 lis.
ten to tales Of Washing on, Trenton,
Gullfurd caur, house aud Little York. OF
else incur balmy and delicious Auiumnsl
nights, vent inlo The woods Tor a. " Coon
hunt.
As an emblem Of that simple. g;Huons
and Curious age, past, never. al IS! 10. re-
torn, we commend the ~ hig device oi
The .ssme old Coon" To tie hearts oil
pas<iols and couniEymen. We glory in
il, and when we forge, To 1--we the, noble
race Of patriots and the generous age il
typitiss. we shall cease to love augh, that
this world contains. Az the great duke
OF Argyle said 10 Jeanie Deans--" Ma.
calIumnore's heart must be ~ cold as
death can make it, when i, does. moi warm
to tie tazsal." Richmond Hhig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

rs % polr q Spa - - shiclI lsUneh-
ing uPoa ne AlEtsisipPi. ~ss % Fua, up
thai nEer kn3 1iaasr iisslf Orer he whole
sesL s.Geld." Dsrn with he Rag
BsEsasF" ufrs de Cries illsi gaiheBci de
nigAsy hesis whrh sustained The gsrk-
son Adminissraaioa--thsi heFalded them
90 10 oae riraory afler aholheTs until
sheir Toes seemed 10 be nearly annihilAird
--and until there apesred 10 Be. but one
party in the Nziioa.
Where now i lhs fal6lmsnt Of. these
bfillianl deelzrzsionsf Who has proved
10 be night. Mr.. Clay or Mr.. Behsonl
Who really deserve. 70 be called the
frieads Of the people-Mr. Clay and the
Wings who foreiold the issue Of he
measures Of destruction. who timely adj
monished ~ Of he evils under which
We now labor. Or, Mr.. Benton and
his party, who promised what they
have not been able 70 perloIn--whORrs.
phecied happiness and prosperity, and
have produced unparalleled misery and
suifcring-Who deceived us with the
false issues and declarasionsi These are
questions which every rejecting INN
ought 10 put 70 himsell-upon which he
ought to ponder and pause, before he
binds himself TO the Juggernsui Of party,
and takes his sand brneaih a, partisan
banner Raleigh Regisfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

I6ls ulalfd q TEHfkSfr ftn. uu
bad liksuiss > pIoglInsiion lron Pr.
dsst Ileuslsa dfnosneiaf dc s1pss;,...
ss pirasiral sai unsulksIilkd by Gs,,,.
neat in Re ssshi he vessels ro,ls -.
hs aksa. cemnodofs Moore. ur.,;.
fssmsd. isiimassd 70 tAe ssmmi.,i.,...
lha ks wasld proceed % Gslrss,s. ~
hass tax wiEh he Pmsidsnf u,.. :.
malsr. ahieh induced Ihfm 10 kser -.
until be cot rrady 70 10 10 sea. ~, u
shs eomnissienrrs veal co.. beard n. ~.
lia silh he commossrs. Ihinki a -.
> pleasanl rip 10 Gslyesinn IN a Geo.,
neat vessel; boz xe learn IhsauRA |, 80.
Ilsmaa. sho also SCI sall In he k.r;eI..
Texas % . mailer Of businsss. lh.a 4.
crmmadars informed HIN a. he Ria
Ikal dhf wss snxisus 10 gei 10 Texas a..
be had bsalsn 81 90 shore. az Ne IA -,
expect 10 he ihrts hinsslf IN . h.,,,
The gentleman look The hinl and M, K.
chip.
We l.arn also.ihsiills lasl naelr, ,,,.
rid out IN nfirial nolihraiioa 10 L.s,.
Eve gnsr Charge 10 Texss) efAii rtran.
and NE appointment of WIN. .. Murray
70 biz place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
Punishment of Dtath n Hirmoni.-

Punishment Of Death IN Hfrmoni.-
Il has been very generally stated that the
punishment Of death for murder was abo-
lished. in Vermont BY the law Of 1912.
This (says the Tribune) will probably be
the practical effect Of the act which Cor.
bids an execution 10 take place within
one year afterconviclion, or without the
warrant of the Governor. But the punish.
ment Of death is still nominally retained,
as ruled by the presiding Judge at the
trial OF Eugene Clifford. recently convic.
ted Of The murder Of his wife al ST. AL.
bans. The sentence was pronounced in
the following teLmS go
"It is the judgment Of this Court thai
for the offence you suffer death BY hang
ing, TO be executed upon you as soon a,
may be ia due course IF ig,r, after N,
expiration, one gear from this 2la daJ
Of .fpri 1913; and .in,the.mean time, ana
until the punishment Of death shall b.
iafictei upon you, YOU be forthwith
committed 10 solitary confinement in The
State prison al Windsor. in the county d
Windsor"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

Aletter from London says: /" Mr.. Eve
rett has made formal demand for u sea-
man, cilizenof the United States, who has
been imprisoned. on board some British
ship. ofwar on the African station. This
Government has already met the demand,
by ordering the Clio. l6.guns, 10 proceed
forthwith to the coast Of Africa, scour the
same in search of the man, and place
him, as soon as possible. al the disposal
Of the American Minister. The. parlicu-
lars Of this case have not yet transpired;
bat there is no doubt that some aionemenl
will be made to The man, as well as TO
the Minister who has thus been compel,
led 10 in,erpose for this surrender"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18
Progress of Truth in Co,sstantinopl

Progress Of Truth in Cohstantinople.
Mr.. Dwight ~rnes January lib. liza,
the work slill gees forward among the
ArnenIans. both here and in the interior.
Thee has also been surprising change
for the better among the Jews. lnsierd
Of prosecuting those farorab;y inclined TO
Christianity. as formerly, they give them
a hint to remove. Instead, Of putting aa
in,erdic, on The Suburbs in which Mr..
Schanfiler lives, the chief rabbi is willing
TO receive visits iom t;m. andeorrespond
with him. Instead Of matchmaking his
books, The rabbi now comments his trans
ladoD of the Old Testament TO. The peopls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

b is he sEponsai and de P0llr star,
ILsss IL 90 : dosbl a Foeettf; stsa
agsirsi he eonbiasd siIsRelh ef al de
psrilss and 81 he frssnsnlary P'ssss
&c parties opposed 10 him. be has a.
iravs been he sifonsesl man N he eo1n
ny, fer no oshsr msn ever eea binsd .
his awn psTsnn the oPinions. ihs leellRgs,
and lhs iniessaia Of lhs people ofIhs Hni-
led Sgaiss 10 alle same exieni thai he does.
.EIis seaiimehs and his ehsrsrieI
reprssenl he ssniimehts sod Ihe ehsrsc-
lrT Of more men in the cnion thsn any
oll.ef individual. Of course be Tan carry
. m,iarssy silh him shsneyef The saies
Of . nsisfily can have fair play; and bul
loI IN northumberland noel dishOnorabls
intrigue 10 ihe narrisbasg cSnvtniioa.
or rather a. inEigas IN procuring certain
men 10 be sentss members into The Goa.
seniion. Mr. Clay would hare bssa nom
mated BIZ thai body and brsn sleelsd By
The people u The Unilsd States as iri-
umphanlly ~ the generated man sho frGi
elected. No such Influences will eyfI
be permi,isdlo operate sgaln. and no such
unlosaid result sgain bff4l The eo1niry,
We rtpesi il-ienIy Clay can be elect
ed. and viii be else'ed President Of The
United Stales. and nothing bat The deter
mina.ion is wanted iOr 90 sslniaIs aeon
summalion."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

rtIlIisn, Iran shisE ilusFssPTfbf1ess
ll,sl olhsss &C he S1ls dlSsTipii0n M ~
& d rilssl4los. &es
We asw lara from ne Mes Oilsaaf :
Tgepis" e he IL insi. thsi ths aneaai
az Tisassfy Nesss eoni.issd n ihe raeh
ace sboss mfsned % was one hundred
ard dirty thonsand dallars; lhai snasga
hss araaspirsd q lhs iarls sscfFtainfd 70
IN inss.lgalioa nsje by an sgeni stnl 70
New Oslssns iron ne TrrassFy inr thai
nunoass. % Senasr 10 qsils seFtaia tasi
de mensy did not iSsus fke eig " Acr
Orleans; .nd lhsl ne records q The CDs-
ton nesss 10 that cry Do IN issi show
tia. soms 81 he idenneal notes osnPsss-
ing that pasksss have again been isseiv
ed IN payment lhsfe, and Forwarded 10
Washington
The ssill ef lhis extensive robbrTy rrsis
n press NJ between he cusinm Hsuse aud
Ihe Posi olEiee % New OTlssnsi hatshsI
any aIEiesfs u ether should Be presumed
gully pnlil prosed 20 be so--bsl i 4
esrlsin that The robbery ran Only have
been rsIreualrd. - the Topic says. BY
some psrsos o. persons ismilisr uiih the
mode of epndueling business in those
eslahl.shmsnls. MAJ. INF.
The Tropie. Of later date. says. We
hear that's rlss 10 the siupsndsss piece
af rillsiny lhsi hss caused exeiisueai IN
this CITY, during the last fsw dsys. has
been discovered. and that strong pro-
liability exists that abe PsrPeirslof Of ihs
robbery sillbs di.earered and arrested.
Ia this state uf affairs. itis no more than
fair thai the public should Withhold iis
judgmsn,. and patiently await develop
nsnls. The COlieclnr Of Ihe port will
most undoubtedly sxonsrsls himself from
al blame. We are ininrmed likewise
lLal there is good proof hat The missing
package sss never deposited 10 The Pos
Office. In The course Of 4 fsw days. there
is good reason io.bsliess, The y hole irslh
Will be made known.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

Mississippi.is a great Stale for disco.
veries in the morality ofdebt paying. A
writer in the Free Trader Of the 18Th
ult. argues that security debts are moi
binding. and that to make a man pay a
note merely because he endorsed il, is
most outrageous. The man is a genius.
and will be distinguished some day.: he
may wake up some fine morning and find
bimselfnot only famous, but inIamous 10
boot. AZ. Y. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

Loss of The Hest Iadis hail Steam.
a ..Solicay."-1'hs /" SOlwsy." Captain
Doncan. allsr having landed her nails ~
corunns, proceeded on her outward ,oy.
age about nine o'clock. on the evening 81
the 7ih April. The Shy was clear. the sea
calm. aud all Circumstances sppesrrd %
augus prosperous voyage. Exactly u
midnighl The vessel. which wss al iirsl
time proceeding o. The isp Of her speed,
struck ppaH . rock. and within twenty
minutes IRON the Occurrences Of the seei.
dent sank In deep water. Capt. Duncan,
her commander. who unfortunately per
ished silh her. displayed the eresies, Tor
htude and selfpossession under the trying
circumstances in which he vas suddenly
placed. The boats were launched. IA
least 80 many of them as could be Olsen,
,sngled.l sn,l The passengers we're place
IN them. One Of them was engulphe,
10 the whiri and vortex occasicned by III,
sudden sinking Of The vessel.
The amount Of the loss OF life il wa
impossible 10 ascertain. Aileast 10 pas
sengers are known 10 have persisted, an,
~ oil the crew were missing.
The prevailing opinion uas, that Cap
tain Duncan did not allow for The indra'
setting in towards the Bay OF B,sc.y, an,
that the same error. which,. in the sam,
place. wrecked the Apollo in April. 1905
oeessioned this fearful mishap. This i
The third vessel the West India Comps
ny have losi since their establishment.
A French steamer Despatched To the as
siIance Of the Solwsy, ,nect cdrd only il
picking up one boy and the body ui
midshipmsn.
MIR. Fnzjsmes. Who perished with hi
vile and four children, wss procctdinl
1" The West Indies as arbiusior OF III,
INSTRUMENTATION.
Lieutsnsns Blake and Burtchell wer,
officers Of The Royal Engineer corps.
The SoIway cos, ESQ. 900. and as in
sured in London for k3D, 600 and :2lO O0l
IN Glasgow.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

The New Orleans Tropic Of The Sd in
slant says thai q requisiliOn Tor deiach-
meni Of irnops has been made on the Go.
vernon Of hpuisiana under the following
circumstances:
Several hundred men from Hancock
County, Mississippi, joined By many
from Washington. County,. in Louisiana.
had formed themselves into band u
free-boolers. for The plllage Of property
and The destruction OF life. II Is stated
that they are well organized, and armed,
and regularly encamped. MARI lives
have already been taken, and extensive
robberies have been committed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-18

General Gaines has been assigned to
the Third Military Department of the
Army. His headquarters will be a, 81.
louis, Missouri. .......