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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Fa0a 1HE MoRMoN couNrRY.

FRoa THE MORMON COUNTRY.
Governor Ferd dl.bsnded 81. iraors At
Wnsas last Mandsy. Shape and VIII
Hams, wio I'D on his stpfosch. were
subsequently arrested. Seventy srlts
ssfe issued assinsI ihose ronceIn ned in
The murder .f The Slnmhs. bu, mos, Of
the accused lied In he Miss nj side Of the
river. All Vas quiet I Ssu., and War.
sas a the latest dates. The Cavern =
has been enabled a, last 10 ,indieaie lh-
laws o. lia.is by srresiings PARTON If
lhe of'nders, aud re musl iii of them
vii yri he secured and punished.
~. Louis Reporter Of October Q.
oiher pspers tell different s,o,y.
They say that she sMbsequsnt are.t Va,
The ie,uk Of eomprou.i.e rr ,res,y, held
with the individuals with whom The ri,.
had bsen Issued fJr the murder of tie
} nIihs. and By ~hich Col. wilkins ard
Mr.. Sharpe sgrsed 90 surrender il they
could be i4kea 10 Qancy for their era
minsiion. This Was sgteed 10 on the
part OF The Governor. Further, they
were 10 have an tscrn to prot, "a them
shlle in The cust.'dy OF The officer. II
sufficient evidence was sdduced 10 war
rant the judge g. commit for trial. ,he pri-
snnen were 10 ri moderate bail for
their opptsrsnee al court. II an ipdicl.
mept |" then found. they are 10 lave a
con,inuarcc and change OF venue, &c.
This tressy having been concluded, the
parties above m'niiansd gave themselves
ap and proceeded with the Governor 10
odfte,, where dhey acre t,kea before
Judge fhomss DISCRIMINATION. When.
hawefer. he heard Of The arrsnsimen., lie
refused 10 have any III ng TO do with the
matter, sndast tie latest accounts WI.
l'ams and Sharpe " re under no restrain,
DO, ond their own pledges. i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

Died. at the residence Of Mn. Ellis, in
Davidson county, on the 10Th inst, Mrs.
MARY ELLIS, wife Of John Ellis, ESQ.,, and
only daughter OF Col. PhilO White.
Died, in this county, on Friday the 18Th
INST, Miss Pamela d. Dom. daughter
Of MIR. James DOdd. in her 26lh year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

The following . part Of an article BY
The int, lhsen. aud boil edi.or of the Co.
iumbia Is ruth Caso'ina.l Chro,,cls who.
In the m,d., Of he locofoco Modification
Of iha. S.,ts.'hs mainssined his jonrn i
true 10 Wing principles add HE Union.
The f.cs hers's,sied oash, to open Oh.
eyes Of. Annexstionis,s.
THE Texas tlushuo. I'VE happened,
dunns the sjmnsr, u irsv,l Id colnPan,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

Frankiin Suprr,er, Couri SIN session
last ~ssk. Judge Caldwell presiding.
We learn that much civil business. and
sever Important criminal cases sere die.
pos.d Of The celebrated Hardy Carroll
h.ving, al lsng b BEEN overtaken anti
brought 10 justice. jude msntof DEAN y as
pronounced sgsiust him; but by the hu-
nsn'ty oi the Act OF Assembly he-Lss
been sllossd en- appeal to the Supreme
Court. which will give him elk months
longer ~ live. Mess. Busbee and I.ii,-
'l-iohp wtre assigned BY The Coun a.his
counsel. Raleigh Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

SAILING hear a gsa, deal from the
loco focns abm | Tie high 10 les on salt.
.. y ihsis aas some terrible op2rsssi -
ol The dear People in that pnucul.r. Mas
some dseei'ed loeos oil be .. .aalshed &,
learn that The day on ssli 10 less andrr
The present tariff Than il ever was before.
Under The n iff Of 1916 The duty on salt
wss 20 cant, hn.hsl. Under the tariff
OF 1924 The duty vac also 90 cents sbusl.
el. Unfer III. iariiToi s32 The duty was 10
cents bushrl--bus under the l,ritf OF 1912
the present ter fl The duty 10 bu, 9 cents
. bushel.-,nd yei the loco foeo 'oraors
erosn over ihs saall duty as " for the
frsi tine in their lives there vas terrible,
indispensable isx upon salt o, the dear
pour man! Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

BRlTIsu GoLD.-I'he Developments
which are made in the East, prove more
and more clearly every day, that Foreign
Manufacturers are endeavoring to influ-
ence the elections of this country.
The people are awakening to this SUBJ
jeci, and in some of The Eastern States, it
is exerting grea, influence. II the influ-
ences which are at work among us, are
but clearly understood, there is not an
American heart but will spurn with indig.
nation, party that is supported by such
means. We have our own men and our
own interests, and we can live indepeh-
IDENTIFY Of Grea, Britain. Shall we not do
20 Let the issue be clearly dawn. The
Wing policy is independence. The Lo
CO F"co pulley, is to do ~ hat the English
monopolists wan,--make US dependent
upon England. Americans, the decision
lies with you. Let i. be determined at the
ballot box. .. ~, 49, Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
MORMON wAR-NEw TROUBLES.

We eopy the following from The st
Louis Republican Of The 2s.h ul,.
We learn By the officers aud passens
gers Of The cleaner Osprey that Gov.
Ford and his troops have reached Car
,h,ge. The purpose oflhs Governor in
ordering out the troops seems to Be de.
termination TO bring the murdsrers Of Joe
sad Hiram Smith 10 rial. The troops
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Notice..

p HAVE this day set my son HENRY Eau
. CErT free and at liberty TO transact bust.
ness for himself; and do hereby give notice
aud forewarn all persons from trusting him on
my account, or any member Of my family. as
am determined TO pay no deb, Of bis or their
unless bv written order from me.
JOHN A. FAUCETT.
October /,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

~ Saturday ihr losh day Of October.
1874. ] shall ofTsr Tor s-le bef,re he
court house door in iIillsbOrourh. an .
credit Of twelve months, lie Trar, Of
Land where The late Elenor Woods re-
sided previous 10 her death. on the val. =.
Of Lillle River. adjoining the lands or Jo.
sePh Woods. sen. and Others. Bond and
security will be required.
J. WEBB, C. 4. H.
scptembfr II ss..x
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Notice.

n IL whom il may concern, will take notice,
~ that have this day set free my son 81
LAS WILSON, and he is hereby authorized 10
deel CIR himself and TO become responsible for
h,s own contracts, in as full and perfect man
ner as if he was Of the full age Of twenty one.
JOHN d. WILSON.
October 8. 46--3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Equity Sales.

~ Saturday. nc q q Notsmhsr ne.t.
] vii fel before ne re1st Ire
deof ~ HiilsbsFongh. On srTsdil &c u rl,e
months, sboxl 200 Acres Il Lad sn ne
waters q Margins Cnel. adj ining he
lands a II. !. >. Smish snd olhrrs. ne
properly q The late John FEnn. Eond
and fscnniy required: and he uilr nae
when The Nancy is paid.
JAMES WEBB. CEN
Ocl0bsfl 4. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

TAKE NOTICE AND SAVE COST.
n Ii. persons indebted 10 the estate Of the
SsA late Samuel Couch, esq. deceased, are re-
qucsted to settle with the subscriber on or be.
lure the 25th Of December, next. Those due
by book account must DO settled by cash 'or
note; and those due BY note must be settled BY
cash or renewal
JAS. N. PATTERSON, .3dm'r.
October IL A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

- osn. Iashaoa SO q Eak sfNsw
y asAass and aspes % uilh - -in<is<n-
- s.sgs &C = praise a yoanr HirKe-
- Nos thal : 81 very ps~ssF Gudrs.
80 very charara<risGir al OF Demorrssie
sela We kno~ bclkr Ihaa . impuss !
ssnt 81 aiisrhmeni 70 de uaion, % Gea.
saskson. We knsu hrHer lhan 10 nm
Pais 90. Cd by ihs Elrrnala said il
" shail and mnslh~ preserved. : ana meat
.haf g SAID; and acted uhsl he meant.
We are not sneh ASSES tiereEorr, II ue
could - base enongh 10 desire 4. 10 az
iempi 20 pluck Ibis bsighlrss leaf from The
ehaplei Ihai snci rles lhe I'D lIern,s
roo. Whit he was rady y a. il Is33,
ne would arishl be sble 20 do sgsin now,
I hose heartlrss srelrlses who abuse his
Ierblr old age. andIlaEe surcee.lesl "a a.k-
m him ridiculous. w0nId only allow HIM
10 ksosV The { ris.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Notice.

4 ny person wishing TO purchase Lands in
The Has field, can be accommodated With
SIX or seven hundred acres. lying Immediately
east Of Gravsliy Hill, on The road leading from,
Rulfin:s Mills to HiIIsborough, with 90 or
three small improvements, under good repair
as TO fences and cabins; or By ons, leo or
three hundred acre lots, 10 salt purchasers.
Fur terms and particulars apply 10
G. G. SMITH, or
SAML. N. TATE.
!Ee Any address TO the Port Master, Haw-
fields, will lie attended ~,
October Is. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

MIcHeAN--A gentleman Of this state,
says the 81. Eonis Era, who ha. just re.
turned from Michigan, gives il as his
opinion. IRON The bes, inquiries that he
could make. ,ha, the Wings wlll cerssin-
ly carry The Electoral yoies OF that state
f1r Nj. Clsy,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

g 'sisiiigfal Tsara mhs - sAas,
- ~ s-sa-Fy = dssslss. uuia shs .
tn..aa = ,saasag = "a. q wk.eh - ) |.
a.ss. lsirpiy . es-s.ss psspasAlrd q
80 inask I'D . Ihr aaoans fGh@ dsba Il
-" ed ahrqsassts sIsaeanl lad wlll.-
asf b'fdsFs. he ans.sssd tai he bal NJ
s'soa srdrhi s@ausird n a. least lif.y
asli'ans sf 4 ans ll.srxeFususs q her 10
fsaEa Ssht. whirh had nssss Assn psspe,Ir
ssnma 81. she ows her own rlsir<es n,
iHgssass faonsy bsraa "a l.sn sh.m.
ana lof Tresss'ohs .sPplssd snd taken a
sse.l.i Asr loopss lk.s. 30 rsg.rAsd Va.
cant lands. thers wss asa On ineh n srs.nd
. ifrs @osih o@ning bni aha. "a,
eossitd hire grants drsr!. We ssrr
q DIT Ireland N eaubl bis stslsmeas,.
Dat hate slaes brsa led IN D Iis.s thr,
wr'e nsaaly carriers. Ilmu.l hsys slruek
s'rIy satiassed mind. On reading lhs
s"ffssp'ndsnrs accompanying Ihs form a
ms tate sfea'y. 30 very sisgulsr fart,
nal NE c+maissiansr. appainIsd On ihe
F.n y Texas @ hsgail.i- q. could nal
III shat The anounI Of her debt va! I.
u possible ihsy wsIe - lenoranl Of j, a
they pretended 10 BIZ We III nj na,.
A. any r.Is IhrTs i 90 mech i.ilh IL IL
pol 20 he statements Of . go,stumenl
lhat raan' tel nh is he amonsl &c q. |
lisbh.tes. Oar iil,ls Florida usr. . hirh |
lat . only lev years. sgsinsi hsldlul |
o. iadians. coat Ins rounlry upwards I'll
Lazy millions; AMI all! any body bsIiess
that The P"lrsesd Tsna. war col tina.
nation lees Than double that AMOUNT
decidedly Coof.-1'he party wIirh
ha,f0d fhrse Goreryl0rs In three rssks-l
MAINLAND, NEw jersey. and Ono hat
lhs this noalh shs.en Whig Chef n q.
I'srsie. 10 place Of cofocos--,s fixing
l"se:y OF 10 astonishing gains in every
auar'si! 10 r. mas, |, ala Il chose rls Go.
'.rnor three years sInsc BY ilreniy-tLree
'honsdnd; nsw IL has Tun in Car bitter
nd aore popular man b. Joriy-frs hun
ired. ~ three huhdIed Ihousand. The
I.oe"i.ros 10 Psnhsy la, ia never before
'lseisd . Gee'nor BY 90 slender . M.
oriiy 40 nos. While il 10 xell kaow n
ha, Thousands Of TariH men voted Tor
skunk sho are hostilsi 90 PoIk % kno~ On
drsIsa'y Of Prolee,i.n. And vel The
'aFiy which b Tvs, three Gassrnars,
ne Un''ed States Stntior. and st,n lls
onhd~stsspeeia'i"ns Of sainirg two .ih-
70 BIT efly blssted--Iasi ihe Senate OF o.
10. shich II h.s ruled Tor sssss years
Lat tao or three members Of Congress
. a'e"sgia. snd sneounlsssd q .laI'fou,s in
lev jersey. 10 tuning back % il. most !
'sn-i ovsinLow on record asa hssls Of |
omPsrison. end crying out " Great llesn-
er.I'cissins !--sll 10 eoins fot Polk and
'Allis" II they csnao, venture 10 con. !
are the rrsssn, vo's wi,h any this side
1870, shy nat IKE the Mate sIee.
one OF thai ysss 20 Test the State cleo I
one WILL It NO, be time 10 eompus
'ish the P,ss.Jeaiial vote when ne have |
sw>Pies,dsni,sl vote 10 compare ~iih 1
Y Tri6ane
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
List Letters,

LiSt LctteFS,
Remaining in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough on the LIST day of October, 1874,
which, if not taken out within three
months, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
John Anderson, Solomon Angle, Betsy
Allen. ..
| Ers-~s -...-. d
Thomts Burton, Robert N. Blackwood.
James Bullock, Thomas Boroughs, Jehu
Brown.
The Coroner Of Orange County, Mr..
l. Carr, Miss Susan Clark, the Clerk
OF Orange County, Miss Julia f. Crab
tree, Levi Compton, Miss Susan Cheek,
CALVIN Carroll, Col. Com. 47th Regiment
N. c. Militia.
John or Saml. Dunn, Bennett benson.
Matthew Durham, Miles Davis, James
Debury, DR.. Lewis Dishongh.
George A. Ellis, Ira Ellis, Col. Elder.
son.
Henry "a. Fits, William Farra,. sa.
muel Forsythe.
Elisha Griffin.
William L. p. Heath, 4, Miss Elizabeth
Horton, Chesley Herndon, DR.. A. Holton,
John Horner, 2.
James Inscore.
James Latta, son in Law of Thos. H,l.
loway, John b. feathers.
M
Alexander Mebanc. John Mason, VIII
liam Maris, James Moray, Rev. ]. A.
M'Mannin, 2, Hiram McFeigh.
l.. X. Pratt, Allen Petty.
r
George Rhodes, Green Read.
Thomas G.. Shackelford, David Stray.
or n, Jane Stewart. -
T. ..-.
Abel Thomson.
w
r. N, Waddell, 9, Miss Rebecca Wad-
dell, 8, Mrs. Elizabeth Waddell, Samuel
Woods, Alexander Woods, A ID. Whit
tel, Geo. W. Walker, Joseph ]. Wood
row, James Watson, son of Rebecca
Z Persons calling for any of the
above letters will please say they are adj
yertised. -.
tTHOS. CLANCY, p. NJ.
October 1. 46-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

On the 18th day Of October. 1874. I
shall offer for sale before the court
house door in Hillsborough, on a credi.
Of twelve months, l6l acres Of Land oa
the waters of Cane Creek, adjoining the
lands Of VIM. Crawford, the late Jesse
0.Daniel, and others.
Also, one other Trac. Of about 90 acres,
belonging to John g. William Smith,"
Bond and security required.
J. WEBB, e. 4. d.
september ~. 4s--Iv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

On The 10Th day Of oc,ober, 1874, I
shall offer Tor sale before the eour.
house door in Ilillsborough. on . credit
oI twelve and eighteen months. the Lands
OF the late Moses Campbell. conlsining
about i40 acres, and lying on the waters
81 ilaw River. Bond and security will
be required.
J. WEBB, c$h
september ~. 4i--tw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Books |! BOOks!!

lie subscriber hiss just re' eised. and will
KEEP constantly on hand, la,re supply Of
he Books published by tho "Presby ieTian
Board Of PubIicsiinn."
These books are siririly OF religions and
moral ehsra'irr. aud sIlI be sold al the lowest
PhIIadeIphia prizes.
LEMUEL LYNCH, agent.
Oct. rs. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
Lost or MisIaid.

A NOTE Of hand on Jahn Warker. with
n 6arisan.w aIker o. security, Tor two
hundred dollars, dated the 3Isl af March Is43
" persons are ioFeSarned from trading I.r
said note. and the maker from paying the same
10 any psrson but myself
D0CTON DlcKEY.
october Is. 4s-lw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24
GREAT SALE OF
Land and Negroes.

ny virtue Of decd cf trust executed 10 the
subscriber by John Mitchell, he will offer
for sale, for cash, at Corbett's Store in Csswe 4
county, fourteen miles north west Of HILLSIDE.
rough, on Thursday the i4,h al November
next, EIGHTEEN NEGROES. aud tina, yalu
able TRACT OF LAND on which said Mitch.
ell "resides. The Land is situated on Hy
co, in Cas~cll, is well improved has upon il
very valuable Saw and Grist Mill, and con
tains eleven hundred acrrs.
]. W. NORWOOD, Trustee.
October s. Dc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-24

Remaining in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough on the LIST day Of October, 1874,
which, if not taken out within ihec
months, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
fONCnEsa

TIE National Legislature met on lbc ~
inst a large portion Of ihe people Of lhe
Union arc waiting. with feverish anxiety. to
learn what will be- the course Of this body
IN relation 10 tho several great questions
that have 20 recently agiiated The public
mind, from Maine 20 Louisiana, particularly
that ofthc Tariff. Thequesion IS frequent.
" asked, "Will the southern branch Of the
democratic party insist on a repeal or modi.
fcaiion Of the Tariff at the present session.
and if so. what will be the course Of their
allies Of Pennsylvania, New York, and 9th.
or Tariff States p Our own opinion is,
that the question will not be brought for.
ward at The present session. Mr. Cahoun's
friends will have ample employment, with
out meddIing with the Tariff, in forming
party combinations 10 control the admins
tration of the President elect; for ii is evi.
dent, that, without the talents or weight of
character TO direct and control the discor-
dant interests that combined to elevate him
10 power, that high funtionary must, like
the Chameleon, take color from the objects
with which he is surrounded.
If our view of this matter be correct, we
may expect no action on the Tariff, or any
other great question, at the present session
of Congress. The opposing factions of Van
Buren, and Calhoun will be sufficiently en-
ployed in watching and counteracting each
others movements, without interfering with
matters of national Importance.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
LOCOFOCO ANXIETIES ABOUT THE
COURSE OF THE WINGS.

How very much indebted the Wings
should be to those diSinfereSted Locofocos
who are so industriously engaged from dav
to day in defining the Wing position and ar.
ranging the Wing associations At one
time we are told by these worthless that the
Wings are "S,cdlowed up in Nativeism"-
at another they are identified with "the
old ederalists" rand columns are filled with
twaddhng mock indignation against their
designs.
II is pity to spoil all these nice little
definitions and arrangements of so very
honest and generous a crew. But the trulh
is, the Wings Of the Union will pursue their
objects in their own way, Just as if thew
needed not the assistance or suggestions of
these benevolent Locolocos They will re-
tain their principles, their great cardin-
al measures, their organization. and their
glorious NAME. They will pursue the work
OF REFORM with steadiness, discretion and
good faith 10 all interests, and classeS. anil
creeds. They will strive to establish per-
feet purity, freedom, and independence in
the exercise OF the elective franchise bv
throwing around it such guards and Sc
curltes as will protect and defend the In.
GAL VOTER whether NATIVE OR NATURA1,zrD
and irrespective OF bis religious tenets; and
repress the ATRoCIous FRAUDS upon the hal.
lot box, and upon the Naturalization Law
which have characterized the recent cleo.
ton. aiming at these purposes. however
our Locoloco folks, who have coniured nm
The apparitions of "Alien and Seditiop
Law" "Old Federalism &c. ScMand
thus frightened themselves with their own
may dismiss all their fears -
bout such objects. Neither the spirit of the
Alien and Sedltlon acts, nor of old federal
SIN, nor OF religious prescription can find
my part or lot in Whigism. We tbera
ore trust that Locofoco leaders and follow
'rs will hencelorth keep themselves NJ easo
lbout the position and associations If tbe
wings. Ihey will find quite enough in
1e'r 0'0n camp to engross their attention
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

We wonder why it is that the friends Of
temperance in our town, and in this region
ofcountry generally, have allowed their zeal
to die away, and their efforts in the holy
cause 10 become relaxed, while the heart
sickening and disgusting effects of intem-
perance are being almost daily exhibited TO
their view in their most horrid forms
when Bdcctus is holding his fiendsh revels
in our very midst, at the expense of the
present misery and eternal damnaton of
many who might otherwise have been use
full and praise.worthy citizens and not on.
ly so, but when they have become the vic
tins of want and wretchedness, he turns
and "laughs at their calamityl''
Friends OF temperance--"Wby stand We
here all the day idle ?" How can you stand
by and see your friends and neighbors
plunging into the liquid fire, the sure road
to destruction, and make not one effort to
save them from the impending runl How
can you look at haggard want, the offspring
OF iniemperance, as it stalks about among
you, and lays hold upon helpless women
and children, and not extend helping
hand to rescue tsdevoted victims, and BAN
ISL the cause of their suffering from amongst
you? How is it possible that you can be-
hold with indifference the bloated inebri-
ate, as he staggers along "ihe broad road
that eadelh TO destructions and falls into
a drunkard's untimely grave, and his ruined
soul is lost in the gulf Of deep and endless
woe,
Where day is never seen; there shines no sun,
But flaming horror of consuming fires;
A lightless sulphur, cboaked with smoky fogs
OF an infected darknes; in this place
Dwell many thousand thousand sundry sorts
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

M Mnsas. " Mslisien. ), spltofl.
81 ~ receive snI lsrslti ~ subscriptions
A. sos o. ofles.
Taas N D.w.. n Cfssrslsfo. y alsa
auiborlzed n receipt fof adyfraiaf issa
doe os IN Chociaw eoDair We ipHt orr
Chsciaw adssaisihg patrons. whose Ar.
counts are nov doe. will e,ll On Ne y as
soon o. possible, a. one n NE publsher
wnl probably ta ~ Greensboro 10 few
days.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07

Gnrsap,. Me-. Nov 20, 1874
Msnya T,grls a mn

Gnrsap,, Me-. Nov 20, 1874
Hsnn T,gfis a mn
l,.assmly vin yeu vel 10 folf fn'
lsfphis. a vel managed Hsn maii a.
80 q Jovsiisl laHppes ufoa its iada'iiy
81 mofnlf n raaify, DO falifaiiaR ~
limalagfi ani sfsf.ny . tlal9a' sma.i.
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This facility BE- fhs more valuable from ihe
consideration ilat in every community
ihee afe men If genius, kepi down by con.
ge1lional rules ibo iosfoiism of clique and
distinctions of property when such men
have access 10 the press. after little col.
tur, they can set at defiance iho rules
which kept then IN a state Of allegiance,
and are enabled 70 force themselves into
lhe notice which their talents deserve.
Men Of intellect ore ofencr than other.
wise poor, modest, and transformations.
"Soyen grclt towns contend for Homer. dead,
Through which the living Homer bcg'd bis bread"
Contcnding alone for happiness in the con.
Of established truths, and the de-
Of new ones cut OF from the
Of the world of business they
i've in, their mind is forced upon itself
70 these a country press offers every adj
vantage.
As it is from newspapers we enjoy the
reat of knowing what is going on in other
so it is by encouraging our own
press at home, we are tie better enabled
o know what is going on there also, and
ct others more remote see how we are using
his world.
Situated as your county is, it is bound to
Increase in population and wealth, and |
hope that every literary effort
will be patronised; that men of intellect.
md genius will not succumb TO mere mer-
,enary cent per cent, misers, nor domneer-
ne nabobs. VETO.