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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06
RASCO'S HOTEL.
MONTREAL. CANADA.

NEALJ OANADA. 2
THE undsrsgred hegs respectfully 70 announce to hi.
Friends aud the Public, that he has leased the above we'll
known Establishment, and TO solicit Continuance Of thst
support and which for many Year, has Teen ex
tended to his predecessor, Mr. Rsseo.
With the eIrienee which he has already had in tbs line
he cond ntv promise his patrons and travellers
ally that nothing Will be cmitted In his Establishment winch
can contrbu 70 Their comfort OF conseaiesce ms tahie
hest ri everything which the markets aor we'll with
Wines and Liquors Of the choicest description He has
first rate Feoh ostisfe under whose active super
ntsndence lhs uray department y ne placed on loot
this American Continent The whole establishment has Lately
undergone complete renovation and contains, sds hume
elegantly Furnished Prvan Apartments Handsomely NJ
dian aud uned slater pagers Hot and Gold Baths and every
other necessary strt nothing h. be want-
high cnaracer Of me Hotel or
enhance is reputation. j. M. DONk0ANA. &
iva m m I
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HEALTH, RFCREATION AND COMFORT.
TO LNp.dLIDS IND all OTHERS.
J BARCLAY IL CO.

] BARCLAY q CO.
HAVE OPENED roR THE -EAsor THEIR HOTEL AT
fr LONG BRANCH, ~. j.,
90 WELL KNOWN 10 the citizsns Of view York and
- Phi de,phia past yes with approben, being
decidedly the beat Hotel snd Ser Bathing Establishment wn
hundred mi les Of ethr city Vsers and inval Ids viii
Of bathing curing the this ALI
Long branch furnishes every nucement families and
individuals for neah and comfort To the lovers
Of Fhng the vicinity # the sea Bass Banks Affords great
sport, aud the Guaper will fad no lack fgame
steamer ORus, from eultnn Market wharf, and the
SHREWSBURY from the foot Of Cathsrine Market 90
daily from the Ocean House From the place
conveyed to the Branch (seysn miles good
carriages ~ j. BAnCLAY X co. t6s
Long Brunch. June a. 1874. js2s 2wsre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06
NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES At
MARTINS

C-ASd lAIxlOHllvO EGld0Aloal0E1Vl >
l64 WILLIAM sT CORNER OF ANN ST.
SINGLE TRIAL Va convince any sMtlsnsn that there
IA thu best value tc prices charged viz: spendid
Dress Coats made from $2 $40; Pants from - 70
81 Vests from $3.50 $3.50; and other article IN e
line propcronshly low tho best style and good ut
wpnaated.
T Just received args Of Fancy Summer Cas-
sees snd Vssngs newest stys Please call and eranne
before givins your orasrs;
made and tnsd usual the best manner q the follcwiay
prc-s-Dess Goats ~ to Frock Coats ~ 10 $3.50
md Vau u 80 TO "a as
Terms aaah celivery
iaQ Nrr X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

WATER PowER-For saIe ~ to let, in layse small
w quantits first hydraulic privileges At the iowes
prices, suitable for any kud of Mills or rnufacturns
az honsrve New Jersey, only three bopn
Tvs ~" ~" '''H "ppV " LOOMS 4 LYMAN,
isas imsv No nWsi ssssss, ~ ssaiss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06
SUMMER HATS.
THE CELEBRATED GOSSA MER,

SUMMER HATS.
THE CELEBRATED GOSSA MER,
IMPROVED.
WEIGHING FROM ~ OF. TO III OF. PRICE $3.50.
n The celebrated SUMMER HAT, 80 highly popula,
Rse TRsSfEfdA AND bhtY st hHr 81 s.
heretofore In addition these qualities they free
from the objecions TO- which Panamas Leghoms nc
equal the Beavers The style Of trimming also
another advsntege being material which preveas pespa
hair &C. rcm striking through and ssng the Hat
Gentlemen who have hem their determination
subscriber respectfully soIen call and examination
The following the comparative weights Of the principal
Genin's Gossanee. ay<ox. 70 sHox.
Le2h0Tn .ss.s.<
FcnnYna .ss5xSZ 5.Nff IN
Ordinary Black Kat. .... .6koz.
Also large assortment Of Panama and Other Hats
Hat and Cap Establishment,
IRON sAFES.-t 10 longer a question what sRie the
best &c ION agsr s al asn rs s sa
objection raised hem which has been entire
AID the subscriber challenges one to prove
when safe made by him, having his
papers or jewey by danpn.ss He pledges himself 70
public that all safes made by him tha be fire proof thief
and damp proof, well knowing that should one tail
either respect that his loss reputation would be greater
than the Of any safe that sould prove imperfect All
upon Wders atnt he having purchased the exclusive right
the Sas Of New York. to and furnish the
genuine Saamade aud aud orders received his Iron
Safe warehouse and factory No IL W' e. sHEkRro
Inland 9afss sals rha halfnyice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

BEEF! BEEF! BEEFl
IN BAND AND FOR SALE. in lsts to suit purchasers,
MVALENTfNE's, Fultoe Market, iso bsrrsls EItrs
1pscssd Mess beef and iuo half barrels Of Family
The above Beef packed careful ard iudieious ranrer
nd viii keep coed climate yiths gs,;iqS "a
tpls sfre-e No fs Frlbcu Market
WATCHES, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
so ~ sho viii g pnTh,,s Cole or s,Iy sIa Ws;shss
their advantage all the subserber VIE selling all
descriptions the above at retail mach lower than at any
other hous. In the city
Gold Watches as low as $40 and s23 each Watches and
Jewelry exchanged bought. Wacnes warranted oosp
good time or the money returned. Watches and Jewery
rcd the best and warrautsdi AZ much ess than The
q, q, ALLEN, Impor,f Of wstskss ssd Jswr,y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

MADAME ]. FlNIELS, FROM PARIS.
HAS the honor inform the ladies that she has opened
opposite the bstween Anthony and Lsonsrd ts
suitable for dining aud svspisg; oroidses Of al
s,na,; C;ps. Cellar fl.wis n ian Muslin Oress
Fl0waSs Of the and most fashionable style.
ialni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

MATCHES, BRUSHES, &c.
LIVE THOUSAND GROSS Of the best quality Of Match
Likewise Brushes Of all knd suitable Tor market
Aud Machines Of all kucs made order, cheap for cash.
.hppng from 50 cents 70 q 80 The above are put
up in wooden b0xes 10 prevent dampuess.
NIB Particular taken packing for shpping and
large quantities kept constantly on hand, at
iei im~@c JAMES T. BkRNEs. ass Pearl u.
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CHEAP SUMMER IA
% l7s BRO Thssab.c.r. IA. ns"s on hand
tor cheap. They are finished Of int y
surpassed any other establishment. L,gm black Hats
table Tor constantly hand A,so SporIng
Hats shnong Caps Travelling Caps Ladies. aud Gen
temens Riding Cans Gentlemen wishing thing in the
above line respectfully invited TO call
DAVID 8. MILL,
je29 2wsec 17s Brnadw v, Howard's Hotel.
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~ NOTiC.-Tbe NEW DIRK 4 HARLt NJ
SR-Ll FAIL ROAD have conpleted their rosd far
rs Tuckahoe act0ry. q distance I sx miles from
Eu pn,.-nt rnioaiop, (willims BpdgeJ
Informed, that from and Afer the I'd instant
July the will be ready TO pas. and
rei. hi the City HsiI uckahee IL is
the ompanv withon any delay finish tho roue
far Wh, Psins further distance = six miles, ppeca
graded the silIs ties and iron possession Of IN
Company, and Of them the ground ready to W
laid. il iwsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

4 DUUBLE AND OINUIE ACIIUN ftAILFO,
A1' 1856 BROADWAY. ~.
F. BROWNE beRs call the attention Of admirers Of
- this delightful the large and elegant
aps ne has sale 383 Broadway The brlancy
ghtness OF touch of ese HaTps
not be exceled and very seldom equAsd They hays all the
modern improvements of London Pens and European
prices. Warranted TO bear the t.st Of climate:
Harps repaired. j. +. BROWNE CO.,
makers from Yrard, Loudon,l
ass Broadway, and TN Chamber street. N; X.
Estsblishel 1910.
Just received copies OF Bochsas last astrucon Book
for The Harp Ao 6ne lot Of Strings je25 wdkltw~rc
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MOHAMNED BENNANN MIS- Turk. from Cosstantinop.e
Lads and Hsasem.a Ct New Ye'a ths he has taken .soI.
Of the folio ancl- vx:Besutifu Brcelss with Tas
for gevss and arms; Note ind Pocket Books,
brsIdored god Cases for Ladies'; Watch Guards
,cr Ladies ssd entlsmea smbreaed WITH ,a and sols
with goa Ihains Ditto Baks fer the sorket
Shoes aad Caps from sh Bags for tobacco in sk aad
Brooches and Lar Rings. OF various kinds, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-06

HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGAKs-20 700 Nofriega
Segar, superior; 10 900 De hoyas La Norm
Eeaago'; 10000 india so cs.adors 10000 Ia Unions
5000 Lau coo Paneteiias superior 10000 Cuba Sc.
gau; $4,000 yusto SAM Principe; Is 0oo De La Lruzih
other choice brands, king complete ntor
cheap for cash, by the gu irter box thousand, BY
ISAAC H. SMITH. 205 Front street,
j2e 2w Jtawsrc opposite Fulton Market.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

As it is acknowledged by Messrs. Ty.
Ter and Calhoun that we must adopt the
war between Mexico and Texas if we IKE
Texas, new question has arisen. The an
nexalion amounting 10 delar ,lion of war,
h the President. with the concurrence al
iwo-thiris Of The Senate, right 10 make il,
We deny that he has, and we appeal to
the Constitution,
Our Locn(oco slicklers Tor a stric, con.
struction Of the Constitution insist that
the President and both Houses OF Con-
gress have no right TO assume, in behalf
OF the General Government, a debt OF
one Of the STATES. to be paid out of that
States own money, too, and yet they
contend that the President and one House
have perfect right to assume, in behalf
af lhe nation, not only the debt of TO-
regn country, but a foreign rar into The
bargain!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
MR.. kENsEDY,s LETTER.

In introducing to its readers the letter
Of Mr.. Kennedy. which we copy to-day.
the baltimore American of Yesterday
makes the following remarks, worthy Of
lhe particular attention Of every reader:
"Amopg the most important points 10
be regarded. the one to which Mr.. Ken.
nedy alludes, in connection WI the in
definite boundaries Of Texas, is Of parti-
rular prominence. The tern re-annexa-
lion is used decep,ively. to imply that
the Texas which tits now sought To unite
with our cauniry IL the same Texas
which was once claimed as part Of our
hrriiory. Even If ], were the same, the
TACT would have no force, because our
Southwestern boundary has been settled
by solemn definite treaty. and upon G K.
ed terms. to which the national faith is
pledged. But in truth the Texas which
Is Raw in question is three times as large
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.

By The brig T.. Street Capt. Melon
nell. the New O,ie,ns P,cavn ne has 70
ceised the loilosiug extract Of letter,
Havana, Maya 1914.
Oar Government has received official
news confirming The reports previously
brought from ST. ID ,mine". The blacks
there. so !, is SAID. have murdered all the
initiatives and ms"y of.,he whites
the Liter several Engl,shmen. Americans
and S,,sniatds. and it ~ even said ,ha,
some Of the c"nsols have lost their lives.
Some hundre negroes have been exc.
cuted already at Ma'aez,s. and great ma
nv more are vet to suffer. You shall be
Informed Of all the PARTICULARS Of the me-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
Cant. Iahnston Blak,lrN,s Family.

We had not lnr many years herd any
thing Of NE family Of c.pisin BIskeley,
unlil se met with the following txusci
fiom the Journal OF an officer oil The Uu,-
Ted States Frigate Potomac:
Captain Biakeiey's FaDliiy.-Mrs
Abholi. forme,l, The ~,dow ii Capt. John
slea Biakeley. Of North Carolina. chose
nautical sklIl and gallan,ry .. Commander
Of The limited States Ship Wasp. in our
var Of 1912. not only immurt ,l'zed his
own name. but sh-J never dying glory
upon the naval prowess of his county,
and whose only child and dsUghirr I'D
ney Blakeley. The STATE Of North CsIolr
ma magnanim"usly adopted and educ .ted
IN acknowledgment oi the heroic deeds oI
her f.,hsr, - residing IN Santa Crvz. On
IN estate lett by hrr last husband, Dr
Abbott. whp died here rot long since, al
YER she had borne him several children
Miss plney Rlakeley was married about
,wo years since, - . pr. Van Bri'ton. %
this i.lsnd; hu, she died in child bed. IN
less than lselye months sfierwsrds. AID
the only memorial saw Of thus last ofthe
Biokeleys, was her Po'rsn, full see aud
we'll executed, hanging in the parior oil
her mother, Mrs. Abbott.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Lord ElletbpIovsh. Governor Gsnsr.l
of India. h.s been recalled. This pro-
duced q great excitement shToughou, Egg
land.
Affairs in ireland drsw their ,low length
along. A new risl had no, yet been
granted 10 Me- O'Connsll and other Re.
pealen.
Portugal 10 s,ilI Affected 9Th sedidon'.
Spain and Mnfoeeo are gnine 10 ear snh
with each other.
C.u"n wss . little atr, There HI.
been M seiusI change ~ prices. ho~svsr
II 10 expected lha' The Emperor Of Ru'.
sis ~ould si,ive in England on a visit TO
her M.jssy. sbou, ,hs second week Of1tl'
month,
Vast numbers Of em;Rrsn,sfro oil psrii
Of The empue, are nov docking INTO l.'ser'
pnol, IN ,hem ~ay To- Canada and the UNI
ted States. The msjonty Of The Seotrh
emisi 'n,. are Zoe Upper Csnsda. whit
those Of England and Ireland are for The
u. States.
British ParliaEient.--On the 23d ul'.
Dr.. Bawnng a.ked shether sovernmtDl
had any official knowledge 81 treaty be-
tween Amrrlca aud the Zoll VereIO,
signed on the 23d March lat. by Which
tobacco. the produce oi Aiueries. was %
be admitted mo Germany u duty offOU'
dollars per cst raw coit,n free Of duy'
AID other articles 81 low dUtes--in cons
dersl'on of the admission Of German NAH
uiactures on more favorable ,ermsl
Sin " Peel said il vas true ,hs, suchi
tea'y hal been sig"ed, bI, u had net YET
been rsn6ed.
d, Mr. I.ab"uchere said that existing ira
iies tendrrsd II Impossible Tor the Cnl"d
Sti'es io admit the produc,ion II Getm'
ny On more favorable terms Than oUrs. and
consequently tina, any Iejururn IN lav"f
81 German manufactures must be equally
! fsvotahl. tn those of Great Britain.
SIR. n. Peel said = lev words % tie
zane tGec'. but thought IL would be BIT
ter to sb.,s,n from any observation just
present. as the treaty ALLUDED 10 had DOL
been ratified.
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The Restoration Of 9Th: gouitous."

Uhat lciH be ifs s6seisS-The Rich
mond Wing in The following extract. Irlls
very truly snd I"rc,bly whai will be the
effected the Restoration Of MsnIn v.n Bu-
ren 70 p"wer.
Whist follows Il The " Restoration" 10
successful. and Martin Ysn Buren, !. sgsin
placed IN poweri The exploded Sub.
Treasury will be revived. with gold and
silver Tor the afIice.h"lders. and rag mo-
ney for people A horisoal,l tariff ~IlI
tear up our On ,nuiactures by The roofs. de.
slroy The farmers home market ~hiclI
those manufacturers now afford; a"od the
Unlted States again With the products oi
the psuper longa. oil England; EXHAUST the
specie Of the county TO psy fa them;
plunge Us in nee debt {, Engl.nd and
Europe, aud finsllv conducs us again 10
the catastrophe aud despair Of 1887!
Is this country prrp,red To pa.s agsin
through the dreadful experience aud sui-
ierIngs Of The melsnch"Ily era of Gen.
J4ckson's second, aud Mr.. Van Burea's
nrn! Can there be difTs,en, result, II il
replaces in posrr The very men whose
dangerous experiments reduced u I" iha,
state ol cal.mlt.! Will they not repro.
dure the sane measures! Are they moi
op. nly elecii"neering upon 'h- sam,
q onnd.l Will they renouncs the wa
sga,u.t 'he business aud commerce u III,
County? VIII they not be ready viii
the same taUnung and insulting answer I.
the peop.e-" uur experiment, shall pro-
coed. ~ spite oG lamentations here or else
here"
Wec"njure the people to learn ~i'dou
from experience. They have tried these
men belore, and they filled thew c"unIt,
with mour"ing, Le, nat an at,schnen
TO party induce them - plunge The pan
cidal steel ,ntn The bosom Of their coun
Try. The Union and ,ts host OF iilnssri
ous cii'zens 10 before them, where an,
~hom 10 choose ior e Cmei Mag stat
Let them uy il they cannon d" beuer
LIT them not trust again The suthors .
such dire calani,ies 10 their coun,ry,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30
JOHN TYLER,
SAN -1":
Warrington, Nav Is. 1874.
rram tie New Ynrk Evening Post.

=
An express has been sent BY the Go
vernmenl 20 Mexico. here is rum0r,
how well founded we know not. but we
have not seen ii denied by the Admins.
traiion prints, that the eErand Of the agent
is To offer Mexico money tn resign her
right to the province Of Texas. On this
the Globe very justly remarks:
"lf the relations Of Mexico and Texas
are such as to justify an offer Of money
for Mexican consent. the world will not
justify us in proceeding without her con-
sent. She either has or ha. not title
to Texas. II she has ii lie 10 the
country. We cannot honorahly take it un-
til we acquire her title. IL she has no
title al all. az the Administration al
leges. then our treasure ought IN, to be
given to her for nothing. Uur offer TO
huy, our prolesiations TO the contrary not
withs,an4ing. shows tina, she has some.
thing to sell The Oh, may he small;
still it is rlghi which we acknowledge
by the offer, one which is moi exlinguish-
ed by her refusal TO accept our offer. and
one which we are bound to respect I'LL il
is ex,inguishei by The arms Of Texas OF
the money of the United States. The
armisIice precludes the TeyiaE Govern.
ment from saying tht she has COM
pleled The conquest, and our pending of.
fer 10 purchase from Mexico admits also
the same fact.
Nor will it DO 10 say that we will
give Mexico wha, we think fair for her
claims, though we offer large sum; and
if she will no. take our offer, we will
take her properly vi ct armis and give
her nothing. This is against our trea.
ties with her. and against The settled po.
Icy Of the country.
-" Neither will il answer to say that We
are merely offering TO buy a pretensior
and making gralui,y to quiet title. Oul
relations with Texas, the people being o.
orr own stock, are such that we are no
authorized to act but upon an established
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s,s usos. slhh , ssl > SfEIsl = ara
u1 IlGhAxERo.
Thsans psesr slssrs. - sssbsl ialns-
~.,,o, 80 Re Pasasse. Fiaessnss sna
semsas ~sss q lssaaa . - SAILING q
he r.. R.fess.
TIE re. O.Ifsa. courisr sisass lhsia
n,,s ale letter Irom lIassns. sddfsssd 10
/. eoamssrial. knnss ID shsl cry. gives
sons slaril,ng particulars q he son'pira.
ey ,mass DE negroes. By shis i wosld
seen thsa ne British sx.cUnssi TarnbsIl,
la ! hand IN lemehginE Ihe isesnl con.
,n,r.ry q mnrder 81 he @hiies. Ana.
I.llo nsnsd csqsi. sha ga bfaogLi BE-
laue ahe eoun lol bring impilrsled n Ihs
pls,. has made he Isllosing d'ssdfslds-
elosures:
!. We shass Mr. Turnbsll. e. sonHI
If England. o. Havana. snd he~ q a.
slsies. % be cor king Provsianslly. That
sertlemaa had q he Disposal s270. 900,
% .apply he eoaspirs'ots 9Th Iood. sras
aad ammunition. Our chief = ~ The po,t
plselds, q aulsllo. sho possessed crest
lisllusnee smeng many az die whites.
pl.elde resided ~ Malsnx .. I~ill nes
Isll yaa she plan al the Iasurreriinn.
.The insuneelioa Gas 20 break cot a
6ru Al tie sngat nllls Of III General, o..
IIusIee Il Gusnutssi second. 81 those Of
Ia Beqas: hind. q ArsniEal fourth. q
csnines; 9Th, .. Soledad; sisih % Corral
F.l.a. The iasurfssuon ~ss 10 break
oul ., III these places the ssns n,gh,.
.Ths nseroes a. those points we're 70
90, FIRE 10 he houses. merder he whites.
take possession Of shsir arms. end march
10 csrdinas. we're they we're 10 6Hd. on
lie bark. of lhs Gssruda. 600 musk.ls
and smmuniiiou. landed IRON IN Rnsl.h
brig, y hieh wss IN eame from New PI0-
videnc.; from Cnd'nss they we're 10
march, 10 the neaber ei 1000. upon Ma
,snz.s. where Plseids wss 10 ss,l iur
them.
:" A. Malanzas The inssireelinn wss 70
proceed on The lollosins piab; Al 6"l
they intended In poison all The shIlss; but
,hsy sflerwsrds determined. % sunr
mode, Iha, the saoks and other house ser.
. wants should sel Gre 10 the dwelling houses
, on lissd dsy. and murder their masters.
The espnsl and olhsr eilIss we're 10 FOL.
low cor exampls.
i al Hs,ans The signal wn 70 be given
. By 6Iing m1sksi.. The general meeting
Vas 70 be held n The country house Of ths
Count De Penal'ss. Thus every IosT
had enemies in iis bosom. We hored n
ibeeome matters uf he Island. and mar,
: lie White ~omen, whom. On this sec"upI
we ~srs ordered not 10 kill; a. leasi .LO''
Who sers no. old and ugly.
" Finally. The disclosures whieh hs'
! yet To make. will Gil lhe Whole world wid
horror"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-30

The lolla~ins 10 The snaRgensni Of
Elsc,or.l Districts of Ills s,slr. 10 adopt
al nv the last LrgislsiSFt:
Frd Disfrief-The counties 81 Csi'
ritnek ,Csmden. Psqoutank psFqusmoas'
G.l.s, ChOwsn. IIsrIlOrd. koiihsmPlSn
and BrIlis.
Second Observation-Disclosures. TyIssi'
BesuIon. Hyde, PiI Martin. Edge
eoRbe and N.sh,
Third District - Hslfsr. MsHsn'
Franklin, wsks and GrsasIlls.
Fourth Disirief - Greene. lseaolr'
Jonss. Car,ere,. csasen, Wayne. DuPl'H
and Johnston,
Efh Disfist-saupson. Onslos,
New Hanover. BTvns-lek, C"lamoss
Baden, Robson and Richmond.
Sirfh Observation-Disclosures. Moore
cha,hsm. Randolph. Sls1ly and Mont
gomery.
Seventh Disfricf-onnse. Guilford
Csswsll ano Person.
Eighth District - Rockingham. Ds
wilson. Stokes. SnrIy and Dave.
Ninfh Disiief-Ansen - knowI
Nov. 2Is. 1891 Meeklspburg a
known on said day. Csbarrus and LIN
coin r az known on sa,d day.
Tenth Disfrief--Ro~sn, l,edell. Ashs
Wilkes. Caldwell and Burke ss knowI
Nov. 24,i. 1912.
Eleventh Disfricf--Elssvelsnd. Ruth
srfOra Ias known Nov. 2isi. ls42 Van
ey. BUneonb., Henderson, Macon, Hay
wood and Cherokee,
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JoHN MARSHALL.

HThere can be no happiness, no seeu.
rity IN The communily,s except IN the
maintenance OF the law"
Such was The rsnark 81 tie Hon. HO-
race Binnty, ii Ph 'aael ph'a. when urg-
ing a public meeting oi The cIzens 70
take the most -G.elual measure 10 put an
end to ,he reign Of mob y'"Irhre Tue
sentiment deserves TO be ~ri'.n IN letters
"f gold over eye'y door. and u he IMP es.
sed ndehbIy upon every hes', in 'he land
Mobs seldom begin II the right pi-ce y
revenge wrong. and they never stop a!
the rIgtt point. Their acts can nes-r he
jnsuiied. sni every good cit Zen owes ii
a. the county, 10 the Community In when
he lives, To his neighbour. aud to hImse {,
10 SET hi, face as rock sga'"st every at
tempt either TO wrest the law from .he
hands oi IT. auihoriz j adm mist at"rs. OF
- justify sorh an ac' m hers. be 'bs
wrong proposed to be reveoged eyer e
great. No man is sale except IN tbs
maintenance Of The Ia "; and he " ho takes
II into his own hand t'-d.y. may be IN.
vic,iJn Of NIB law 10 mo'r,s.
.<.e ~ Fayetteville Observer.