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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
COMMANDER MACKENZIE.

]. affords Us rsech pleasure 10 be en-
abled 10 state that Capt. Mackenzie has
been unanimously and irnmphaniy jus.
tilted from all blame, by the Cour, Of In
qniry. This resuh must have been an-
iicipaied BY every one who has kiten
candid attention 10 the Testimony.
~ y Phil. Ga<eiie.
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A correspondent Of the Baltimore Pat
riot. writing from Washington says, that
Cabinet meeting had been heldin which
IT was understood the question Of an ex'
ira session Of Congress was under dis
cission, and il was thought such mea'
sure would be determined upon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

i1E - atffsissss ~ Uaipn Eiih -
aissIlllsspsFslss = FIny sElsrs. 4
4ass @ a ~ car q m.ts 81 alais-
s1fsf n jssies - ne 4aIs. = ne cesn
aiass. "a mf~fs. q mrnbsf 81 if--sne
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heias nais "a ne Psblis miud irus me
sEiiris a -hlrh hsss ssiE1se. - q
irfad = he nsl.er q ~hieh. ns Edlt0F
IS csIl.ish a.slainfae6. And Z haps
and belless. Dat shes lhs laris are iuliy
lnsss6s slrd. be wili raFssei any srFes la.t
m.y hare ersn eomniast. q inIusnes
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
washing on. Jasdary |, 1858.

I
Washing on. jaadary I, 1855.
M, Dear Sir: ! woald certainly hare
s.ka1sde.. ed the receip' Of your and oui
TREAD I'll ss,d. letter, bad il no. been mS
intention 20 ;sad ,ou verbal exPl-na-
lion, Trough Me-. s.un.iets. | eDtefrsin
. h,ghsense Of his pdS.,c an private me
ri:s. have on iva successive occasions.
sakee sh active part in prom Mug BIS IN
terssis, and would with plessar-. bsve
done 50 sg si6. ba. ior The eiscs,nsiassess
in which The psslsi,ly Of my .lsisna.
dave placed me. Nhen | accepted ne
GIiAsosion Of .he Baltimore Consenlion.
] determined. in justice 10 the adminis-
Era,ion and myself. to put dawn. IS f4f as
iorrasi,ion esiumay can be pnidswD. The
tmiaa,asion Of design. on It's part, 10 use
his psff6fsgs Of the Government. for the
ifomotion 81 Ghy election. hv sustaining
N4a III inlrffsifeacs IN ITS dspensa;ion.
TIL. scshie.iasa. l have faithfully m I'M
tined / an nRhoSreaser. quite sore. that 4
The pre@iden, tai been 10 s,,usifon to
Crafty Geo. S.undefs' trends. il aoud
have required 90 solici,slian Of mine. 10
asys ipaaced him Oh. 50. .Dc me The.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
sIJpRRNE cutJe


OPINIONS hare been delivered By a,
Judges Of The Sapphire Court. IN ne ri.
loving cases:
By CAsroxs u ii coshglon :. Ne.
Eatire. in Equity, from Cleveland: al
inning the decree below.
Also. in Carroll o. McGse, from Che.
rOkec; declaring ihs iudgmsil below e..
Also; in Baker Z. Wilson, from Van.
cy: affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Blanchard o. Blanchard, form
DuFiirt Affirming the Judgment below.
Also. IN Sale 10 use OF Coforlh =.
Laekey. from clevelands Affirming The
judgment below.
Also; in Eller .. Roberts. from Bin.
cenbe: affirming the Judgment below.
Also. in Killian .. fulbrighi, from Che
rokee: directing : new trial.
By DANIEL, j.; m State o. Britain.
from Macon: directing q new trial.
Also, in Stale o. Shaw, from Anson:
directing a new trial.
Also. in Copeland o. Wood. from Per.
quimons: directing a new trial.
Al.o. in Holcornbe o. Deayer, from
fancy: affirming the judgment below.
Also. IN McGahey, .. Moore. from
Cherokee; affirming she Judgment below.
Also. in Qowdle o., Sialcup. from Ma
con: affirming the Judgment below.
Also. in .Sitiofi Q. lussire. from Hen,
derson: aiming The Judgment below.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
RUMoRs FROM WASHINGTON.

- - Ses-s y htNftt W IN OANs
A letter fidm Washingson, in the Phi
ladelphia Times. has the following pas
sage: Ill
I'll is now Basily rtHored. and cur:
renily believed. that Mr.. Spencer, in
consequence OF The recent and painful
affection in his family. isill. Cor The pur.
pose Of change.of scene, and The present
debililaied state OF Mrs. s., aceepl OF en-
appointment abroad. thus giving 10 the
President (which he has long wsnied) al
opportunity Of changing his cabinet, and
not partially. as was in contemplation
previous 10 the affecting circumstances
mentioned.
Mr.. Stevenson 10 spoken Of 10 lake
the Stale Department, Jadge Upshur The
Treasury. Mr.. Gushing the Navy. and
Mr.. James NJ. Porter, Of pennsylvania.
the War Department. I'd
Dir. Wise and Mr.. Profit will both re-
ceiye appointments abroad. the latter 10
Rio as Charg., Dire former TO Austria as
a full Miaisler; and one Of fhe sons of
the President Is also about 70 visit Eu-
rope" a#+ s..s r.~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

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ga "a - ~. D. c~ax4Fas'Asn 50
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shsa jest sass wss rsessa,sd o. "a.
sp~krs u q isissdrd % Sc rsssss.sd -
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! ustsfsiosd hila 10 ne. 10 sobssnes.
he sbess remsrk.
lhsss ssskerif-5 az fsisaf. No. brssf.
70 lr.nsnii y zee his letter.
Very sesPresfally. &fs
D. Brown:
n. n NJ lSarxnrnx
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

Tar cArrlOSs u shs following arts
were uol reesirsd u time 70 hs slllsd lc
he lisi psblishsd 10 eur lsse
81. FofIhe hitter rrguIsl,on n ne %.
6css 20 The Cepsil. lcsnsrrss he
CsaelrtIsf's 0sses insa ss6on Cor held.
Ins lhs Suprems csart. and sssigns %
ne comPtruIlsr one Of The Ttassrsr's
roams.
~. saptleneatsf 20 "a act. paced 81
ihis sesspsn. esGsb'7shine Ihe eouniy Of
Union. PROVIDES SsP<nof csBrl.l
SO To punish defsells Of returning q
heess in she sleelinns Coz Prssldfal and
Vice President 20 The unned Sl.iss.
Makes u lrlony lor she returning oiIiesf
10 refuse 90 nrglsri 70 msks The proper
returns
60. Pointing aui ne mode Of sl,eishs
field officers III Cassisy. (ro he elected
By The ssnaissionsd officers.
6l. Authorizes The board OF psthe
BUildings 10 procure oiIirs iurniiure.
SO. To Incl. paste ihs Mutual Insur
snee Compsny Of Norlh-carnlin,.
IS. Conserving Exeea,ers. Provides
that ~hsn a. exeeo,df sbsspnds or con
eesls hlmssif. 60 ssoid process Of lsw,
leaving nailce II ifts p ace 81 ffsidtnes
sh- pc snus,dered o syzsd serving Of
-as Iced prnress
81 To amend me Refised 8 siuis, en-.
~ sds IN aetfor r..us,n,ng lie ,.k,aa
- exee.i.e ssusy" [PrsIse, innocent
purchasers. Under irisl sslss. uhere the
i'us, i predlesied on an usuilous cos
,rsei
65. To amend an aetfor the ssiabli.Il-
msht and bener reeuislinn Of Common
schools; passed in the year 1870 CPro
vidrs thai 10 thrse counties vhleh have
no, sddp,rd The school system, de sehse
81 the people shsll be taken on The sub
rct Il tie ntxI elecuon Tor members &c
Congress OF nrmbers Of Assembly: and
those rounlles which may lien decide in
favor Of School. shall be entitled 10 draw
ruch portion Of The fund fpr thai purpose
as will place them upon froling Of equal.
ny with such coun,ies IS have slresdy
received ilieir portion ofssidfund. Make,
i the duty Of soperinlend.nls 10 keep an
,xaci account OF al monies by them re |
ceived aud expended. &C.. and lay The
same before committee oi finance OF clerk
81 cent By the 81 Monday in October
snnuslIy. and. il any balance in their
hands 10 pay u 90 their Successors in Of !
ice. Mikes tie fhi.spPiicsiion Of non
.ys an indicisbIe offence. 10 be punished
II The discreet on Of the court. Prohlbiu /
he .sxing free persons Of color for the
support oi common schools.
&C. For The better regulation Of The
militia Of this slate. (R-lates to commits
Iioned officers; provides ths, captain.
lhsll muster their companies a. least
wics year, provides fM collecting fines.
md subjects commissioned officers y fine
or intoxicslion. provides for the enrol
nent OF volunteer companies. DC. d.. |
G7. To arrange the SIKH Jud,ciyl cir.
Uit. and IL appoint ,hs times oil folding
he several courts therein. n go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

The Fayetteville Observer concludes
= severe structure on tie worse ihsn ase-
less measures 81 our ls.s Legislature. az
fO.loas: .4 . @~ @~
The long and the shor, Of The matter
Is. h-t tie great leading measure OF The
session. Is the act 10 pruhbi cllizens of
Diher slstes from catching Z ERRAPlNSI
IN Psmlleo S.nnd! tbs Is ,hs grand
States Rights, CONSERVATIVE, snti-deslrucl
live measure. winch could onls have been
consummatsd BY minds like Those which
composed The m.jsrliy, aud fnr which we
ptdpose ,hsy shall ever hereafter be re
.nembe.ed. by having tbs Assembly
known. fur all future lime, as
/" THE TERRAPIN ASSEMBLY"
We have no, space at present. 10 enter
ihi3 I'll The particulars whch made this
name Sd appropriate. They will doub,-
less sugges, themselves 10 the reader"
We knock under. The "'rvnspia
Assembly" IS a better cognonen than
,he /" liumbSg L. gi.ls,ure. .5- B.
4ss e@a" 81 - 4 Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

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e''s'ssl ..-vs,s = L;;.syss, bsli1- s1ss
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09

Fhr rs.sistsnn. s.ssssing shs Pstsisrn'
sd Diae,ars q ne I.ensy lla.rd -
len go ne princspsi q she lEasfssy
Feed - k.nd. belag uadss r6asaesra-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-02-09
sA-PRETTY CONCERN.

ilisaseeFlsined b. the committee anpaia-
ted 20 investigate The irsnssciisas of the Lit
efsry Faad. Ii@t there arr fily sas borrowers,
forty Jfrs &C ahsm Are ~ Wage sir ioniy are
Democrats. The Jssts Zee whiss' have h..r.
rosed niasly ssrR lasassad far hHnirrd aRd
siriy nins d"li.rs. aud tue sic Democrats slsrsa
saoHsnaf g'w Hundred and eli kiy-sis Now j. MT
tins s.pigtty roncern7 Mas syer such an ia-
stance khawn q unhlashing fasari,ism. No
weadsf whiggeIy slIose 10 keep .GIhe expo
suFen
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22


U3 We learn from the New Orleans Iropic
that Treaty of Perpetual Amity was concluded
on the 29th September, between General Tarrant
and Judge Terrell the Texan Commissioners,
and ten Indians tribes, viz: the Tlwahconnes,
Reaches, Wacoes, Caddoes, Anadahkoes, Iro-
MES, Cherokees, Bouxies, Delawares and Chick
asaws The Treaty has not yet been published,
but the following are the chief items
Trading houses are be established aud the points FOX
three of already Snated One Is TO be on the
south side Of the west fork of Trinity or near the juno
ton of the Ca fork the upper edge OF the Lower Cross
Tmbers one at the Camanche Peak the Brazos one at
the Old San Saba Mission.
The line hunting grounds IS from one dunS mouse 10
the other north.
spring the south side Of the line out OF the settlements
This has been done OF the ouaoes being all be-
low rs atested BY Messrs Edridge and ToTey.
OF the tribes who hv treated the three first
tally wild, and cothng except the breech clout
The remnant Of Cherokees who there most
distressed condition The family of Bowes, who were all
there would not into camp until the commissioners
purchased clothes for the and children Accustomed
1he decences oi lie, they unwilling show them
selves to cIyll'zed people in their that time There
wst dG0" 80 who composed all of the tribe
The man tibe resident in The United States
Eeneral Iarant describes the daughter of Bowles as
very intelligent woman lie says that the Indians eyinced
explained 10 them and understood by them and that
VINO upou the ground has utmost confidence
in their faithful observance of the stipulaiions
1t is thought this treaty will be of great benefit
to the whole country. The settlers of the region
were highly delighted with it.
BLOODY AEFAIR.-A letter from MiledgeviIe,
Ga, to the Augusta Chronicle, dated the 18th
| instant, saws:
A gentleman from Hancock county has Just appsed
OF bloody tragedy which there last night
OWING to some family officially, named Culver aud
Jackson went the house Of NIr Lawson nfict
him personal chastisemeu Lawson seized his gun and fed
sued, turned and hred and strange saw killed both his
atveTsa1Ies 1t shot My informant is man Of chdrac
aad veracIy otherwise should almost regard the story
as fabu !ous'
u Ihe Albany Journal Of Yesterday states
thar officers ThsyeF and Meaden attempted to arrest two
suspicious ooksng fellows on Monday one Of them struck
Msden with paving stone, woundng him severely in the
forehead. The fellow was arrested
Loss OF THE BARK SARDIus.-A letter from,
Havana that the Captain aud passenger, of M
Bargue sardus picked BY the Brig Cuba and taken
Hayanate Sadius having been wrecked near the same
place with the barque Windsor Vessel and cargo loss
u The cost of transporting the copper rock
from the place where found 10 this City $1,000
U A Maine paper states that son of Mr.
Moses Fogg OF Wales, his death shock
ing the I'd inst by oaded passing directly
over his body
Gy The barn Of Mark A. D'Wolf, near Bris
sol, was DESTROYED y ire on the 18th inst. with all
is contents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

PhiLApELxHIA, Nov. 81
FRom SIERRA LEoxE.-The schr Geuesl w..
Captain Welsh, arrived hr:r tins uorung IN - DAYS r.
Sierra Leone wl;h full cargo Of hides camwood sc a.
me petf had mol been received az i+ Exchange up 10 The
hour Of cos'ns am unable furnish auy tn5e Of ;arr
by her arrival Ihs ship LcaadeI, tcou Saiea Ma, =,
Sierra Leone wheu Capt. ". eit. .
Observation-Disclosures L. Wd'ec. E5g. Aycb;,.c,,,
this cry has Succeeded, though Capt WhesIet in lo,k
acontract with te Venezuelan Government, Tor The c
OF mole aud hau al Laguavr, sn! yilI -
here the latter part OF the week
-It +. X II iSsIer, the we'll known T5pocraplical S,.
veyor the United States Coast died last evening abont
O'Clock, S4nteTsons Franklin House He was 4Nt.fs Of
age
BUSINESS MArrERs.-The dull weather has materially
retarded our business matters which commenced on Sa,u
day under the most favorable circumstances In Flou, and
Mes! the Transactions have been nted most factors DE-
mand 81 81 to-day for common shipping brands 4 sale Of
500 bbls. OF brand made tor export d. So
Pennsy vanla Cora Meal is offered S!37j and Brandy
wne al s. 81, which Is decline last weeks Rs
Flour is hrm at So
GrGi,--S4es of about 5000 bushels pime red Peuus,
vana Wheat for shipment the British Provinces, at 95
cents aoat the only transaction tina; has under my
notice. The receipts have fallen eff. Cora continues with
out change Rye, 90 for PeunS wanna % for Dea
Oats y cents.
CloyerSeed is request at s. 25 Fla.secd, 81 SIS 1,
81 ~
The Cotton Market has Improved tribe bu, have no
sales 10 Holders firm, awaiting The arrival Of the
steamer, whose intelligence has been viewed
uutay ayorabe
SrocKsWe have hat an active aud animated day IN on,
Stock Market, with STILL further rise 10 prices State s.,
up 103 aud closed firm at 10! State SIS imnroJ
: Reading Ruir1ad Bonds, Is Reading Railroad Shares
Pennsy yvania Bank, Is; Mechanics i ViclsburC & Che
sapsake and Delaware Cana! Loan, !. The news by the
steamer, which reached here O'clock, P NJ was too
late 10 have any effect upon the operations
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Court for the Correction of Errors.


No l9. Canal Bank Of Albany s. Spencer.-Mr. NJ.
T. Reynolds concluded for plaintiffs in error
No 20. Geo. Smith VS.. VIM. Turner Health Commits
sonerset down for Monday 9th ns at request of de-
fendaGt.
No2 s. G. Huntington and al. VS.. w. Forksom.-Alr N.
Hill, Jr ..eard for plh IN error
u The LlDERlAN HOTEL, sort Of =" Five
Points place in Haven was burned down last Mon
day The fire commenced in barn attached to the prem
and could have been easily extngushed if proper efforts
had been made But the reputation Of the building such
that no one cared it 1t insured 81 $50 Two
three hundred dollars worth Of ewe broughtto the house
oy PRISON convict disappeared with the whom they
were entrusted ard it supposed that pedar has been
foooed ana murdered IN the vicinity The day crazy
"hi'e woman was stripped near the ruins Of the Lberani
BY gang Of rufians.
O. Henry Gray, VIM. Ennis, John Jews and
Backus seamen board schr Thorn Dali from No,f,k %
New Smyrna, drowned the port OF Charleston o.,
the 30h ult while rowing ashore in search Of pilot.
THANKSGIVING DAYs.-In fourteen of the
States of the Union public thanksgiving will be observed
this year. and in hree Of them for the first time On the
30,h inst in MARYLAND Massachusetts, Connecticut New
Hampshire, Rhode Island Michigan, Missouri and Indiana.
On the 7th December Maine, Vermont aud NewJersey
In New.York ON the l4,h December The Sd inst in Geor
ga the 10Th the City Of Charleston have already been
observed as SUCH
LITERARY ExcHANGEs.-The first fruits of Mr.
Vattemare system Of Exchanges received on Saturday
b. Mayor Morris of New York the shape OF some valua.
bic volumes of French statistics The back Of each book
bears the inscription La villa de Paris la Vile de New
York-systeme d'Echange, lS+3."
U The Memphis Eagle says: The steam
boa. EIprea; Mail rock, fog, Wednesday
morning. al the Grand Chain, the Ohio and compelled
TO throw overheard near two,hrds of valuable cargo con-
s'ns Of barrels Of -four pork beef hogs SC. Three hun
oIso and eighty large ft hogs driven overheard and
more than one thousand barrels OF -four beef and pork
umbled into the The banks of the river for miles be-
o were found lined with barrels and hogs that had oaed
| ashore. She was finally got Off
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
National Odes. sc.

The Committee Of Arrangements appointed BY the Albany
Irish Repeal Association IN their preparations io' eido
the Society participate IN the " simultaneous mee'tssg
the Friends of Ireland throughout the World "a p.a4
proposed By s Society for concentrating fuollc oph'-
IN suseuance Of Ireland and the Irish against The l'
of the British Government, hereby offer GOLD MLD
AIS suitably inscribed for the best PATRIOTIC Oph
and NATIONAL SONG "i!lustfatVc OF the h'eH'' :,
,xb History which this Universal Ceremonial is partially
designed to commemorate" sc.
The views which have influenced the Association 10 ''
are Sc, forth in the Appeal" aud proceedings on
the a3d October-whch proceedings have bean Puoi''nsu
be Albany Evening Journal Argus and Atlas, II the ''
Work r rpun- Freeman's Journal aud TmthteLet III W"
N.Eucspd Reporter and Boston Eliot; m the
Nadisopiau and in several newspapers oi bntiSh
. we'll As in the United States. COPIES OF the -'fP'a
&c will be sent to any persons, who desiring uf'"e' '"'
m,,;ov nav apply postee, to either of the
the city of Aibany'] moi.
The Ode should rot b. less than seventy lines no' nV.
than one hundred and fifty. The manuscripts shou'u
Albany before the 25h of December aud they Will De eAA
ined by committee of gentlemen well known IN the
world, from Boston, New-York and other cities.
The manuscripts should be accompanied by seaisa w.
stating the and residents of the writers ana o''
closures viii be opened by the committee OF judges
to decide the merits Of the competitions and avn
medals TO the successful competitors.
(r The editcrs who have already manifested Htsie'
the r. peal movement, aud publishers Of newspapers
W. are requested insert notice the foregoing propo'
THOMAS COUGH P. B. ROONEY.
1oHN I TAAFFE, JOHN J. AlARRlN,
PATRICK KELLY, GEokGE HILL
R D. WATSON. J. j. TYLEk
I.Nrs SAVAGE JOCELYN HICKEY,
NJ. "a ,sa3 n2o 2,al.W
~ Grand performances this afternoon a, the Ame,nltf n
M1sen,n by the Mechanical Figures, Dr. johnson WIN '
mefism, &c. Splendid entertainment TINS evening So
O. The magnificent entertainments ct fe.le ""''S'
with fortune telling creating quite asensaIoh'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22

F1oa1pA-An election has recently taken place
in this State for Legislative Council, In which
we presume the Locos have succeeded, as usual.
Leon County (ln which is Tallahassee has elect
ed Wings: Gadsden Loco, Independent, by
close votes (229 to 1877 over Wings; Jefferson,
9 Locos by 24O to l43 Wing; Madison l, Loco !;
Wakulla, do; Jackson, Loco, Wing,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

u Oliver Tilden, young man 25 years Of
as so" OF Mrs Tildru who keeps the Columbian Gardens
PhlladePha ho: by ha accidental discharge OF his gua
on MONDAY afternoon, while asranag excursion w,h
some filId' The whole Of the charge hs eye scat
e'ias his bains upon the ceiling Of room which he
stood
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-22
Nerv-York City Election.
~ =

Our worthy Aldermen, after de voting some
sepen days (at cost to the City of S34 and ex-
tras per day. have at length ciphered out the
result of our late Election, which any three fair
men might have done, from the Ward returns, in
two hours! This certainly has look of dis
graceful 10 bling. No matter-herc is the official
result
MorTie Ftnnku Wig. ;sa Loco 1882
Abolition 65
For Sheriff:
sWilliam Joaes, ". lae27 HC.Atwood L & s.la eO6
Charles Henry Hall. s29S Leonard Crocker .7bol 81
For County Cierk:
JoSeph Weed ". s63 James Conner L.. ISL 81
Horace LoofooHow -. ssai $. c. Foster, Sub. esi
For Coroner:
Alexander B. Whiting. Ia ea6 'EdmuudG Rawson L. 500
James C. FORESTER. s,7al R. Gowble Sub. 1868
Abolition 63
For Members Of assembly
Whig Ticket. Loco do. American do
Ssss W s batEs ts,s ssss5
ARLayqSs i = M sPySam a5 sisGSks 1s q
s.ml PSyss sst ISIS 0iHss Sc
essnSs 'ry sS e!se ae1 III m SsS Tsyo s
Ms1 FoIda. is sss tW Jansen. l5lI Ch1s. ;s,sa
%m sweet swss, ssli Bsswosbis s ss5 AMSGown S.
E TsEssf faT + i s Hspas hnH
sssIaaeeq sk sS 10 so 2SoIlion 3o 4 to s.
Conner Cor Clerk 1916 Rawson for Coroner sci Elected
0s Is there any body who cares button
whether John Tyler and his Cabinet quarrel OF
keep the peace or what they may see fit to diff.
fer about Ii any one imagines the matter OF
the least consequence, we'll get out tho truth.
U They took vote for President on the Ohio
steamboat Lancet few days since, which re.
sulted-Clay So, Van Buren -, Johnson 10
Calhoun 3, Benton 2, Cass l, Tyler 1.-The mar
who voted for Tyler instantly protested that hi:
vote was a mis.ake-he meant Clay, but wa!
asleep when the question was asked, and votee
accordingly. He asked liberty to change, on tn,
ground that no man ,oith his eyes open could vote
for Tyler, but objection was made, and he had te
etand it.-He ought to have pleaded Insanity
the evidence was irresistible.
Br To sec Mordecai N. Noah drilling anc
cautoning the Van Burenites, and James Gordon
Bennett praising and fugling the American Re
publican party-isnt it nchl Noah has sale
more hard things of Van Buren, than any other
living man, and Bernett-himself Foreign born
and a pretended Catholic, praislng up Nativism
Surely, these men deserve the contempt which
those they affect to serve 50 literally bestow on
them
GEoReA.-The new Legislature has elected
David .. Boutwell, of Jefferson Co. Comptroller,
Nathan c. Barnett Of Clarke Secretary OF State,
Walter H. Mitchell of Baldwin Treasurer, and
Pleasant NJ. Compton OF Butts Surveyor General
Presiding Judges and Solicitors General for the
several Judicial Circuits have also been chosen,
and all the Offices which fell vacant this winter
have been filed with Wings
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O' A man named John, Tolan fell from
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