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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
F,on the Nsiiaa.l In.elligeneer. June 10.
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS.

The two Houses of Congress closed
their sitl'ngs by adljournmsn, soon si'sf
the moan ot Yesterday; and The pembe's
al both Houses. bsfnre This parsr reaches
the hands Of even our nearest nsdsTs,
wrIl have dispersed NOr'h. East, south.
and West.
NotwI,hslanding The very shOr, spacs
Of tine alolIed 10 HE iso Houses lor bust.
ness ycslerdsy. scarcely 'Tceedps lso
hour., several bills were passed. and aeon
siderable number. after being signed by
the presiding Offices IN presence Of Each
House. we're approved and slgned by The
President Of The Unned States. Who at
tended at The csp,,ol lor the con'enleaes
OF desps,ehIng ,hem. 49,.
Among the bills passed yesterday morn:
ing was bin 10 extend Tor five years The
PENSIONS IT, the Surviving widows OF lie.
yoluno"ary soldiers.
Among those also was bill entitled
/" Aa sel Tor the benefit Of the stos kh"l,
deIs Of cer,sin Banks OF The District ol
Columbia" "a copy Of which Will be fond
~ an"Iher p.rt Of TO days paper. This
act does MT extend the charters beyond
their present term. (which ends On the
4th oi next noah. but IL secures the
Stockholders sgaio., loss Of judgments.
&c.. which. .Iti.qu, sope P'os i.ion nj
The sort. IL is supposed would have been
incurred. The act recognises The ngh. o.
the banks. or the s,ockh"lde,s ther. IN. "a
place their business ~ the hands Of uus
ees; which course will We. presume. b.
resor,ed to before, inslesd OF after, then
charters run oDt.
In The Senate, yesterday. il 10 under
stood that the nomination Of Cshb Cush'
ing. To he Fnvoy Extraordinary and Mi
n .ster Pirnipo,snpary To China. no. be
hire ac'ed upon. VAS taken up aud eon'
| tirmed.
The nomin.tion Of John G.. Clemson
(son-in-lsw 10 Mr.. Calhoun. "f Pni.dti
ph,a. to be Charge d'AGares TO Belgium
Vas confirmed.
Inc TfestutH' - hH"e't"Nu J" hef'
withdrs wn from nomination Tor Justice o
The Supreme Court the name Of Mr. Wal
~or,h then lying on the table and sub
STUFFED iha, 81 John G. Spencer. A "ngl'
object on 10 acting on any nominal OF
made on the last day Of the session btin,
sufficient, and "bjeriqq being made. hi
nomiDalion Of Mf. Spencer could not b
acted upon. The President Then with
drew the name of Mr: Spencer, andre IN
stated that OF Mr.. WsIwor,h 10 its rlac
on the table of The Senate.
tits understood ,hst no o,her nomina
lions Of much importance were yes'er
day made or acted npon III the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

MEKIc0.-ads,ers from T-mpieo
TO the Let instsnt have BEEN reserved u
New OIlesns.
A large conducts from the interior a..
rived At Tsmpico on the 18th olI. There
were 500 mules. sscurtrd BY strong
guard OF .nldlsr., each mule packing 81.
OG0--msk,ng ia Ill The heavy sum Of 30.
0O0.O0O. Oh this amount 10 is said thai
81 goo 900 hsd been shipped by steam.
er Tor England. and tie balance had gone
to Jamaica IN the English frigsie P,que
], IS reported ihai Santa Anna has cal
led new Congress. which was 10 con.
vene on the Ii June. Strong measure.
were To he taken IN relation ~ the rsxs,
question; and lhs difficulties with The
French Government. IN relation tn The re-.
tail usde lsw, il was also suppostd
would creepy the silrnthn Of the mem.
bers.
4 Fcnch fee, vas spoken, q frw day,
since. in the Gulf, an us way ~ Yen
Cruz as vas corjettOred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

mshg aal ys' soauaaieu uia = uay 70
sdmn ls WHlN 10 We m.ia, Il ~, - fhs
RHHsslaF, Aaa 80, hSIs " > tuhnEs
>, sale % 80 P.ssHi, We taa~ thsi
1ias MsK go ~ 49, kRE iFil FQF sFHi e
6nFeFnlFRi ~ 80 RER Hna iniaEnea
whsLhsF hs krs rFsRr9 rs diFlrmR'le -.
ls,iols. We ksss lhsl 4oFd AheTcesa's
Eilss a ne 2elh Il IleesahsE, uhlsh iss.
nsshes. ~ slsienes rammried speR q,
he lasi psrrsl lss ne lEesly, wH rfesis-
"a here long afsr re nesiy wss dsisH-
aainea npas; aad ws hare no expiaeaiaoa
a IN aaaehlonisn - grsvs snd 90 EsFe =
gAe snnsls AZ rislligee d'plomsrY. We
bad hrsrd ia, uOops had nsEshed sad
shlps md sailed, bpl bed 10 el5eisi noi,rs
Of these gar pasenens uaiil obialhfd
upan esll, We hesr thal money has
bfsn drsw iroa he Tssas1Fy q nay Be-
illsGslls Cor Ihess expeditions; bun hes
mnrh 10 yrl uhkanwn. Adore III. -
hrar that Pnssdsnt ilog.lsn woald moi
eagage IN The snnessnoa trssiy win
Prrsadrnl Tyler. p.pl ihe said President
Tyler bad kra sngssed in . usaiy 81
sd snI eamfasl wiih him. By sshding
lin pan ol The army and navy Of the
Uastrd States eoismparaneously with ths
signature II ne anntxalioh treaty. .
resisI sn nuibsesk from Ssuta Anna. spd
. "a. sdsd INVASION oi The Mealeans q
hesIing of ihs Essiy. This prslipipsry
lnlle trsMy, c irns. sxplsias ihs seefsl o
nsrmlli,sry.snd naval poyemfnE boz a he
sane hme u lsssss Unexplained IN se'
which has no psrslled IN Iegal Govern.
mru,s. ard which supposfs the Uaised
States u be.'withoais Iaw, without Con-
situation, shuhout . Senate, and -ilhoal
House Of Representatives. This seerel
engagement ifIhere Is one. 20 sspd.ot lsnt
our army and ns.y in this wsy. can only
he psrallelsd in the family eompsets o
Europe. where The monarch has oil lhs
issues nf peace and ssr. and al the 9 n
ews OF war. 10 biz o~n h.nds. and uses
The ubnle a. his oyn pleasure Tor ID,
Support &c friend OF brother. 10 gel /
pret'xl for hrs losp of,he army and nsvy
Of the United States 70 iQreign Power
feat Of insanity is psrformsd, IN as.um
ing that the artieles sgyeed rpnn BY CON
missiopers, and Sent 10 Us inr advlc.
and conseni, 10 real treaty I'LL rsisese.
--shsrrss, u happens 20 be no treaty. nol
10 have the least force until ratified; and
ina, by too S.na,es, and promulgated BY
two Presidents, and thai upon The sx
ftange of ran6es,ion!
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forgotten. The song l. changed, aud MI
Hoke, The whilom chairman, now honest.
" admits taaiauF Stais Banks arc sound
shd Wen maaagesl. This be pFuelaims
fom he slumpi and his y be aIsamsni
agninzi Inc policy q establishing Iniis2
Sluies Bans.
Having disczr8ed us - an slscaoa-
ser;;ar srheme or 1874. Cur candid l.ooo
Foo stump oraiou hsd seleried he Rad
Read failures = he iheme for tbs year.
They EeEs % sh<.ge uPoa Ne Mhlgs Al
IL Encouragement sa.i miEe1lrnlafion q
thcse unforiuRaae lnr0rpOniloas, They
wsre pEapared 10 pE0Ee 70 lheir ora aAiis-
hcsion, - d0ubl. lhat ne FasrallF azisio-
ersiic wings had ruined he siaie. ~
lendinv her credit 10 their bonds. which
she has had and wIll have 70 pay. bui
unfortunately IL % happens ihai thsir oxn
chosen candidate for GoVemoe had adFo-
salcd and voted Cor al these accused aeis
Of rlief--so hid Other leading Democrats,
whose toes il Was not very sale 10 tread
on.
In ibis dilenma-just in Ihe nick O
time, John Tyler's fantastic scheme 10
annexing Texas came on The carpet. y
was greedily caught Al, and j. noS ne
waich-word. They have endorsed poo
gohnny, who had nothing else under hea
ven 90 90 unon. and could make only ;
miserable go. even upon that. and are nd
! ing ihe sony garrnn nnier whip and spur
as IL the wheels Of Government must sud
denly stOp--she sEorld inconhnenhy CONF
| 10 a dead halt, and stand aghast, and ~
universe turn itself tail upwards, unles'
the United States now, nnlc become loFs
Of these desirable acres. ilura Tor hob
biesl Wig Clarion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

.ail . hing we.h FtH,' RhsIibg-a iel
stsbls tismp speaker, Nlsh 4 libs tsl llas
Of wuvds, tut NslkFT see msth ~ bul'
lnan-eha gblin tiswfs4tf rehnttsss
In 'aB hsrnuss he Wee FsR sFAnd'esiF
wha euulA nul sPsak Hn1 euala nor nEaRAi
hul Hls brsisa . - s'pmP. aad iaFnta
81 Is lair lsre . lscs eaairst u 1871,
gsses q. gssss. th~s , ysaag ulan 80
srsed ssd shkns.n. 81 sssirn sgaia - :
lssrr msiasiiy - 'fs--is n b he cas-
dsdsls q oaes P6@sElsl parry &c rsssl
aenn CsEla'nl, he man he.lsn t~sre =
ssrcssios BY > sH'plaas "a Eispwn sasie
~osId sesm hardly he nsa v pit sesin.I
Heay clsys Ha, - his .. sify rhOsss.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

10, btaransf. This uhllsipstiaa las hes
only been realized lhIouEh BE tsdians sna
,a1snmss lshauous dudss ai Us sla
ion, bal here Il hsa sBpsfsdhd, hy 90
ssssFaus 90 sSpisltlrh u tsilslssslaas
q sFl8shrt - lFisaaiy isFliRg wtlFhthsll
be utasured IN mFmNrF in ell iNtsRs
tims. IataER. ! ~ D. reE@lHfa = $50
ina issl SssPlY ssnslhls fhsi ias 500
g.. xhish msy ksTs a'lsndrd ~ shess-
.ots q perlosm sAs rsspoas.bls eaisfs q
prt.,d,ss sEires ~slh i1PsFsisiily. aus
q ,nubuleS % shsl rssrwsy slirh 20
90. psrsl.arly = ahss h-ay. sd . = =
d,esiss NJ dssaasm hleh has elevated -
sksrsr,sr Il ahs rsna 4 lfgsiahss asssm-
HIS e he seFic.
DiGsriag ~ nzay 81 shs usap -" -
lhis brdy % N pallliral ppisiaa. thsss .
% b. sees m inlrrrurlloa q Ihsi Pefseasi
eour,ssy snd lrisndly inlrFeessss shleh
msn q hish and henorsbis ieslins nav
rnlrTlain Cor sseh aihef. snd me kn0s-
ledge Il lhls feeling you'd forbid say
other coarse by he psesidins etherf
lhan thas &C he slreiesi iapasislliy
in his sdmialsnslioa Of The dn .es a
The Chair. in lhe desire 20 bare poFsa-
Cd surh course. eonseiousnfss has oesn
Isll Ia honar and justice required u q
my hands. II 70 pss lhsi The dpl'es a's
frequently afJnops. and a. III nRss ol
responsible and delicate ehaHaessr. end
although entirely unconscious Of hssins
., any iIns dane any sei sslrsla ed Z
affect the rights or feelings ~ any 90
al, idusl Of ne bedy. slill The ffsiiiy 81 10
man nslnre 10 sseh ~ 70 dItisse The pro
prisly Of shre~ing myself on The indal'
ernes af The Senate rslher Than lay clam
20 snsxemplinn from such frsli'y, Hos
eyer this nav be. cannot disguiss th'
satisfaction I feel IN speeding N that elm
monitor within. shlsh bears witness 20
determined purpose 70 d. exact jas'ire z
III as f.r - prae,iesbls. and. while. ylslj
ing 10 every indivldnsl foil measure Q
latitude and n, caom II seiion, 10 msiniail
What mu.i he considered in every well Is
quilted Legislature assembly the indlsPen
sable powers and prer"gapyss ~ sh
Chair. grsn,ed. in feet, by the body i'ssl
for The preservation Of is o-n honor sn'
dignity. t
Senaiors. permit me 10 rei,sfs'sihs lee
ing. Of Rra,,iuds enlsrlain for The unanl
nous expression n yonr approval Of m
couIse. enhanced in value ~ u is BY hs'
ing bsen thrice reptaed: snd. toward
. each member. PERM, me TO avail Of ,h
occasion I, saw that enisriain no o.hs
feelings ihan those Of respect and kind
. ness. and beg leave " express nv MOI
earnest wish lor the continued health IN
happiness Of every one of you; and Nh
!, on the return &c each member 10 HE hon
!. he viii have tho pleasure TO find ell ,hel
4 IN the srj"ymsn. Of health and happines
4 end that IL msy long eon'ippe,
10 the performances Of my oliieial d.
, | am nov 10 pronounce the word nj sep
: rs.ion Tor this Session by sfjaurnIng Il
!. Senate sine die.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27
TIE ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE.

The time determined upon Tor the close
Of the session of Congress having nearly
arrived. and Mr.. B,ysrd beng in the
char. Mr.. Woodbury. submitted the fol-
lowing resolution, which was considered
by unanimous consent:
"ResolveJ. unsnunou.ly, Tha. the
thanks Of the Senate be presented 10 he
Hon. WILLIE p. MASGuM fnr The ability
and impsrtisl,ty with which he has dts.
charged the duties NJ PfesIjens pro ten
pore Of the Senate"
Tne resolution was passed wi,hou, a
dissenting voice. and after an interval
occupied in the Transaction 81 busihe.s,
Mr.. MASeUM. tie President pro ten.
pore, resumed the char. and, beng in.
formed OF the adop ion Of the resolution m
his absence, he rose and made The follow
ing brief address,:
SENATORS: The momeni Of separation
Cor this session having arrived, you wlll m.
dulge me in occupying part oi this no:
men. in giving expression to the feelings
Of sens,i,,li.y and o! gratitude with which
the yo,e just passed N nv regard has 81
deeply Impressed me. The uniform sp'-
rit Of kindness and courtesy which has
ever been Distinguishing rharac'erisuc
81 the Senate of The Unncd S'aes, has
not failed 10 i,nparti'o the individual ~ho
has had he honnr t. preside over its de-
libers,,ons a feeling Of contilence that hts
act, would be viewed with kindness and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

sa,l a 30 aan's lard bflWtfn hen.
We had ghus 10 1913 - gaod . right 10
4 - Span, ssthsT lUiRg tbselglFly
mvth u tay, THE &c Elaed shen ne
Snulh heesme passFFEFd, hEuRiFas ~ -
idea tbni FIuraaa was nRHRlsaTy - -
pruspsr.ty sd safFlE. RpIIfswih -
GassfnmeEt uss ssssiled. bstst -
risaass Ter lie Pasehass ~ Flosads.
.hieh xss naaassnrnrd spsaish Tern,
lary. Sc. Mr. Msn.oe, gHg'aisa. wss
Psssidsal. and sersdrd; 40 did hsssrs
Chs fasd. cslAesn and Wni. .ho sear
N Ms C.bintl. Farda ass 70 BE- BID.
no msner ~ uhsl rssa. So ~. y. Y. AZ
ans, Who xss Secretary q Stair. sss
prrsssd 10 nesaalsas . new BasndaEt
rrssty sfh Sfa.n, .ouid tsss.Iss D. 80
Flarlds. no aaslrr % whsi cost. ID
course, Spain. ~hom @s had rseenty n.
sailed and sbussd. -ss IN M hurry 10
arsl,iy %. Her Mlaisaer demanded iiss
mllli0ns nf cellars. ihs ssi,siarsinn 81
sandIy claims. and the line Of The Sshins.
~ ne eoas,dsrsiioas 81 her surrendsrsne
Forids. Mr. Adams would M, sestds
n sneh hard censl.lsans. and lpsisssd nc
lhe Inne ii he Rla del Matte. which 10 9
i.r more ns,srsl and sale boundary. gls-
lng - Tssa..
Bun boa 0ais demurred. - sss natural
seeing that our Government and PeoPls
wsre foallshly beat On having Florida a.
whs~xer terms; add Dc. Adams -ss over
ruled By ihs President and the SoaIhssI
members az his Gsbnei. and the ursi,
sss eonclvded---an eminenly Rad op'
among apr nsny bard bsrea'ns---bui purr
IN S,u'hern. made " ohfs eaee % South
ern rlamor. to snhserse Southern int
rests. Well nov ve have Florida ias
enough. (snd she has cost q ernsi dee
more than she wi ever repay;) and Ih'
seEy sertion which insisted on surrender
ing our preiensions O. TeIas IN order d
obtain Florida, 10 now c.lling slnuily fo
the Rs.Anaexannn IL Tsxss. on Ihs
gfnnpd that she once belonged 10 ~ sn'
We hsd no right 70 part with hei Vel
gentrmen. IL the act Of waving our clsiu
10 Texas sss insslld. surely The eons,ds
ration We obtained for h fsils also, an
Florida reseris 10 Spain. II We had NJ
right to surrender Texas, and could no
| do il. we have M right nov 10 hold pro
psriy acquired by The surrender But
10 al take and M give wiih these gentle
men-ihsy are for Rs.Annex,ng 'fsxss
but say neser word OF restoring Florid
to Spainl Is no, the ~hule prelepce glsr
inely preposernus!
We opeped recently the leading Loco
Focc j"nrnsl in lll,noi.. (he State Rigs
ter % Springfe'd,l snd found IL ,ak,nI
ground Eeslously for Re Annexation. an
sbusIne j. @. .3dnms, for surnnderin
Tesssi THIS 10 about The average Infor
nation aud candnr evinced IN The attach
on that emineNi Statesman.
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ETking out ofths Tracss.-Thc PHI
latieiphia Mercury gives the proceedings
Of a large and respectable meeting Of
the Democratic c'tisens OF The dis,ric, Of
Kensington," held a, the house of widow
Dringhart. on Monday. the 10Th instant.
at which Theodore Philips reported Sc
ries Of resolutions, from which We quote
the following:
Whereas Mr.. Polk. we have recently
understood, is opposed 10 the great inte'
rests Of Pennsylvania, which is a proper
tariff for the manufacturers, mechanics,
and la5nring class Of our country;
ResoiUrd. That this meeting. being De-
morra,s who supported Martin Van Bu'
rem in the years 1886 and lsiO-frsi,
elected, and in the latter defeated bv the
larges, ,n's ever polled BY the American
People-deem i, their duty 10 say ,o their
Democratic friends throughout the State
Of Pennsylvania 'l,a, they cannot support
james X. pdk al the approaching PresI-
dental election to be held in Iris State on
the first day of November, 1874.
Resolved. That in the opinion Of i"s
meeting Mr.: Polk cannot carry the cleo
ioral vote Of the STATIC Of Pennsylvania
and tina, his friends be Immediately re-
quesied to withdraw his name from the
present Presidential campaign, unless
they prefer defeat To that Of victory.
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Loeafoeo Prineiples.-The Nashville
Union, Locnfoco paper, understood to
be Gen. Jackson's especialorgan. attempt
ing to settle precisely the principles 81
lis party, says: "Hf are FOR Thaf the
IFhige are AGAINST" This certainly gives
them sufficient broad platform for their
operations. The Wings are against a
grea, many things, such rs sub Treasury
scheme, British free trade, and Executive
tyranny: Of course the Locolocos are in
favor Of all these. The Wings are against
q system which allows Executive Officers
10 steal The public money--they are
ggGins' the sacrifice Of American interests
a, the demand of British manufacturers
against the l"oding Of our country with
the productions Of foreign labor. and thus
running our own citizens; agains' corrup
tion in every department Of the the Go
vernmen,; against q tyrspnical exercise
Of the Executive veto: against public rob.
berry and a vialalian of national faith; a.
gainst all schemes for personal aggrandize,
ment. or local ,riumphs, stthe expense ol
the Union and the safety and happiness Of
the American people. The Locolocos.
therefore, according TO the Union. are FOR
all these things! The Union is perfectly
correct in its definition. Hostility 10
HESRy Clay and the Wings is the only
motive upon which they act. They
think il necessary 10 avow no principles
of their own, but content themselves with
opposing the principles If the Wings,
1hey are emptatically the an'i-Party-
anri-Clay, anti-Whig, and anti-prineipie
Hostility, hatred, malignily. demolition,
are the sole motives BY which they are
acius,ed. And ye, some Of them hive
even vet the audarity 10 sheer at the
Uhigs for having no principles!
N Y. Courier T. Enquirer.
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The little Rork Gazcitce Of 'hr pin
instant states tha, a million of doll"rs
would pot cover the loss sustained in Ar
kansas by the recent overflow of lhe AZ
kansas river.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

STocE GAMBLING TO The multitude
~ho know nnlhine oil The ehiesnery 81
stick gambling. tssys ihs Spirit Of tho
T,m'S.) the rsp,dily With ~Lish acme
men make fortunes. and some lose then.
isa msiirr Of sstoni.hmsnt. Bu, the scheme
10 simple eanaeh. and founded On ihs
kno~n c1pidty s"d gnl,bIl ~ &c human
nature. For insianer=-soms time agn
thee Keen brokers seated 81 table sm.k,
ing rgars. EXAMINED The N. Y. Sock
ls. says one. ~hy. here 10 Canal
whose stork is dos n IN about three dollars
per share" sliumphl" replied The o,h.
es. "it 10 noi wur more u m fity eshIs."
We'll. whsfs The u ference" sa,d the
third, "sUpro.e We buv-purehasrrg
will run IL up" "G"od, !" exclaimed h..
companions. Fmih ~iih they purchased
= honsand shares. and day after day. sold
or pre,s nhsd to sell To zach Other a Iew
hundred ,hares of the stock of that &c,
n'l Company a, advancing prires. The
rut,ons public looked m. Avarice 90, 'x.
etd. Speculation vas On the gm rirs.
THE hal, took. Every body bsesn 10
bus; and the wor,hirss ,iork gradually
ran M ." over $50 per share. while The
original starters Of the movement, having
'eslzrd immense profit, cold out. aud
lett the stock IN The hands oi the many.
To sustain or let iall. as event. might as
sta them. THIS il bot one Of series al
similar and daily trsl sactIons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-06-27

A
TIE Esnsiagfoa Riofs. Se.-Tks
Grand gsrv made their prrsrnlmsal 10
The Cart &c Qasrisr Sessions a phila.
delphis On Saturday, morning, and were
afifr~srds discharged. They state lhas
shsy have selsd m upwards of iwo hun.
Iud sAls of indirtmes'. cot Of whih
number they lonnd one hundred and an.
iy-one isos hill.. Thfy refer 81 como
lenslh N the late distas basess, The shoIs
&c vi ieh Ihry sribnlr 10 Ihs Ian Mariner
IN whlrh The Lao has hrsn sKsru,ed hs he
CONSUMED aalhosluss "a The ri'y ande oun-
". snd more espeei-ly ihoss Of the dis
uirl nI kens,ag,an. and IN The slfaiis Of
raiIy On exelvee the Bible iron lie prbls
sehoul., They siste that they have IRE.
senlsd ssrioss lad,sisluals connseisd wIih
these rio,s; and lhsi IL me officers ennnseI-
ed with The city and county. and sspee,aHy
the pnl,re mses,rsies Of ksnsia'cn, sndihe
sheriff. had aet q N On energetic and Ell,
eieni manner. many Ives would hs.eteen
.paed snd large ameuntofprepsr,y say.
ed from destruction. snd thsi The conduct
ol these officers ought 10 undergo legal
investigation. They sllsde 10 The imper,
Zee, polles system o. The city and county.
which ipPerioasly demands Isorgan'zs'
ti0n.
lodge Parsons TOLL The Grand Jury that
} The Court bad read the prssrntmsn, With
. gIest satisfaction. end we're much obliged
10 them lor The labor they had aksn IN
] preparing u; lhs, they approved 81 The TO-
: port entirely. Gasstis.
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LEAVES FROM MEMORY'S NOTE BOOK.
BY A CORRESPONDENT.

My dear Editor, In accordance with
your request | shall, from time to time, send
you extracts from my Note Book. They
will add to the variety of your subjects, and
that is all the merit they can claim. In con-
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