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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

The DooMEp CITY.--We sincerely re-
Erelto learn. that another eeTinus calami-
~ has be(a'len the citizens Of Plusburg, in
the way Of a second and most disastrous
c"nfagra,ion. We find the following &C.
count in the papers: .s"
About IL o'clocs last night. fire broke
out in Wighlman's carpenter shop, near
the Canal, between Sandusky aud Fede.
raj StrrcIs, aud before it was arrested, de-
stroyed over 10 valuable dwellings. and
ioar large Canal warehouses, together
with several blacksmith, carpenter, cab.
met, and other shops. The wind. was
blowing very strong at the time--bui
through The unparalleled exertions of the
fireman Of both cities, its further progress
was finally Stopped at abou, three o'clock.
The less by the FIRE is estimated al five
hundred thousand dnllars--the Canal
"areholiscs being at,he lime full of va
luabie goots. '' s...as.. ID
80 far as we can learn, the fire is at.
'r'butcd to an incendary. b..
PHsbarg Chronicle,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

l.AsfAEHsFEoS MEEiOO.=Ths Rs.i,,
iag,sa Uaios ayE
irsasfs hssr bsfa received fsom II
ho@e squadraa. daied asvers cnr. ar
= hafprars lhsi. anGhe Issh April. Cen.
snoaofs coaneE made the eisy Of IA &c.
= lnz bat oNing 70 lighs and contrary
sinds. uas noi shle 10 anel,os bef.re q,
p'acf uniai the issh. Al the saae simr.
NE eafqae Anahuse. from New YSrk.
I'm ten. Almoalr on board. anchored n
The pom.
The squa3ron COMMUNICATE rith The
aaih0riiies i L Vera Cur. TIE ofSeer
feni On share -sas ennre0u,ly Fecrired.
and tlie nsu-l Offers were made n grsa,'
ing every farilily 70 The squadron Tor q.
ialning y haieser il might be n sant or
The Mexiean dag Was salased, ana ).
equal nunber o. gems were returned fsom
The fortress. Our Minister las been Is
turned ihai m farther Diplomatic in,er.
tenrse ran BE- allowedbrlween he govern.
neni q Mexien and The Unilrd S,a,es
with this exception. Our relations viii
Mexico remain - beforr.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
PROFESSOR GEORGE TICKER. -

PROFESSOR GEORGE TUCKER. - This
elegant scholar and accomplished gentle.
man, in pursuance of a notice given to the
visilers last summer, has resigned his chair
as Professor OF Moral Philosophy and Po-
litical Economy in the Universiiy-the
resignation 10 take effect at the close OF
the present session in July. Mr.. Tucker
will at that time have occupied his post
twenty years-bcing one, and the last one,
of the professors originally selected by
Mr.. jefferson at the commencement of the
institution. MIR. T. discharged the duties
of his post throughout thai period with un.
wearied assiduity, and with not less honor
to himself than benefit to the cause of let
tiers.
We hear that it is Mr.. It's purpose to
make Philadelphia his future residence,
where he viii devote the remainder of his
days to the cultivation of literature, and
the enjoyment Of literary society.
+ Richmond HMg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

1--WE are in great state of excitement
here at present. Repeated attempts have
been made. Zone successful, to fire the
Town. until great alarm exists. An al.
tempt has been made TO fire John Char.
lotle's Dwelliug-Fred. Jones' Stables
Samuel Divers Stables new House
near DR.. Scouts late Office, and Black.
wells Store. Aud. this evening, The
kitchen attached 10 Miss Mornings Mi.
iInery Store, was fond on fire, but i'm
mediately extlnguished. Large rewards
arc offered for the vile perpetrators"
Raj. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The Temperance Convention. which met IN
this pllce on Tuesday Last. Was wen attended.
Ono hundHsd and twenty-five Delegates appeared
from the different Societies in the county /; and
their proceedings, which were Of very interest.
ing nature. we hope VIII BE productive Or much
good in the community. business prevented u.
from Attending the meeting. but We have been in.
formed that there was degree Of zeal manifested
in the CONVENTION which speaks wen for The adj
vsnceInsni Of the good cause. The proceedings
were handed in too late Cor this Runlber of the
Recorder; they shall appear in our next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29


Ths Asw York Jassnal "a csansn.
q Isssdsy. 5 r. a. has ne fllouiae
ialfnlstnrs fss Eexin0.
We irsFn from CAPT. Baker. or he
esk falmaulh. nl.ieh lrll Mxisnxas Msy
VI. ihsi the. Engilsh mail sir.msr from
yrs IslE srFiEed ~ Havana zsh inst.
ai.h afsps1rhes far ". f.rzwfor5, he
lssiiish Csnsuh advising him t,af tie
noundary line of Texus rad heen de6nesi
and sriled. and her Indepsndenee .Rua.
fsa'iru BY seonrrnli0a between England,
ffsnee and Nexicn. Aerounss by lie
same arrh n rate that ssnia Anna h.s
been Isducsdin he alIernanse often ye.rs,
hsnishmsnt. or 4 fFisi Tor maladministra.
ZION.
The ahore Intelligence nasi have leli
Vera Crnz On fAe 3Id insl.. whieh . len
GAYS lsier Than our prerinus stsiecs.
= ms joint guarantee az 1exan inde.
renoenee, with speei6caiinn az bopnda-
rifs. y more definite form 81 lie pro,o.
sillon sent 10 Texas from Mpaiee some
Mes rs sinre rer b.. lrigale Enridire.
ne If1an eosernmenl objected 10 .llsi
pfoPosiiiun. thai il specified d. particular
ooundafyi b., minated lhat II This obiee. |
lion we're 0bsisird. and q III eral bonn. |
larry fperiisd. The p.oposilion would
Dc presented 10 The people Tor adoption
% rrJreilon, simultaneously Win lie
annexation proiei. We presume The
me has been placed pretty Ear West. IN
ne hope 81 inducing The Texans 10 nc.
Iuiesee; but il'willbe in vain.-lhey are
lmosi unanimous for Annexation. and \
annexation will be The result.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
Washington CITY, May 10, ls45.

GENTLEaES:--It is reported here that
Mr. Van Buren, will be the Loco candi
date for President in ls4s, and that Mr..
Polk is dipnsed to favor him all in his
power. The son Of Ex-president Van
Buren, is now at the White House. Or.
ders have been given IL put in office at
New York and other places Van Buren's
friends. and Mr.. Wright, the god Of New
York, has been wiring letters urging that
course. Wright. Gen. Cass, Buchanan,
and Dallas. are jealous of each other, but
they will give way for Van Buren,. 1t
is said That Buchanan pied ed himself 10
his State, that the Tariff &c ls42 should
not he disturbed; aud the remarks &c the
official organ on that subject have kicked
row in the Cabinet. Mr.. Polk and his
Gabiue. are getting over their war faver;
they can hnlly Mexico, bn. they are afraid
Of England. Yours, TY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

The Columbus, Commodore Bitlhle,
Captain J. w. Wyman commanding. is
on the eve Of departure for China. She
taxes on. Hon. Alexand r II. Z erelt, the
newly arpoialed Minister or Commission
er of our Government to China. The
treaty entered int, By Mr.. Gushing will be
c"nsnmmaied OH the deck Of tina. ship on
eer arrival At canton, after which the CO.
ia'nbns will make brief sojourn in the
nhinese seas, touching a, several ports III
inc Pacific, and return 10 the United
states via Cape Horn, She viii DO alb
sent twelve or eighteen mos.hs, The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
coNNrMcArfnx.

n.s ..tsn ave centuries e dssrigp 6spsw
60 ecniainsd = heEhs uhich ermboss - Dsax
nsasm f1ria Thee csletrzisd Yerss.ki, Pr
- ene hundred yeaIs have hen ~. :. -.
afe ROW nnade 1hs American puRlie haxe 60
nm deserving q rs,sanaee. and L - 80 -
{. hhenily bestowed upon tbs meairipe. NJ
however. no sooner y nrw aaves;seu,ent -
Zen y fks Docios buf i > q ones eut e. n b.
fapfE. and BrmldbsfAs taken ons rnd = gaI;e.s
e. sosns ella nane substituted. nAsrsfive n -.
oiher mrdieine, and claiming soms Eierarr a.
or IL parent Nearly al the Pils a pre..n, -.
ERE the public. are made " men Who far re-..
liveu ~ cornirrftifing the B1ndrcsh PiIls ana
hsve only taken 70 he present. sperulafion. 60
". brandsrih compelled them 70 abandon 1kaf
nfthod q joopsndHinF The livssof sheirfellsw i.
Rms.
The analysis ofall tlaess prrtndaI sxsxfask
,afdaaass. show aver large proportion q csrsr
asTisosr n their composition, and Il appears
they rely entirely upon this NIsIRaI RoIsos, for
nc pursative efEect Il lisa veEy eas ding 70 q.
ieet mineral in Pills Of any kind.
sow TO prrrcr 4 xixrsAI IN rrrrs.
Take . pill supposed 70 contain mineral pi.ce
On sh0sel over red clear iireifthere : rnine.
nl n hwin Turn red hot xad, II thc prooorfioa
pe large, u VIII not hsr rs shape. II isfhns viii
nc Indian Pills. and many Others before thepub-
pe. The advantage Of these pills in case a war
would Be very great, as they not only resainthcir
shape, but remain red hot long time AFTER t,cy
are taken from the fire. Ever hoiling them win |
sugar viii not change their shape . bit-yon
cannot hurt the shape Of these pills. Ii would
&c wen II they were ~ harmless 70 thosc who |
use them. The fact 10 that repeated doscs ofl
aniiniony are very injurious. making the patient
exceedingly subject 10 st. Yitus' Dance and Epi. |
epsy. Probably very little Of these pills are sold.
. NE injury Is not 50 great. have also tried /
NE baASDRETH PILLs by the same and other
and find them purely vegetable. When
iied BY the fire, they change 70 a carbonacious
mas, amer giving ola great quantity Of fame.
! The one may be considered the medicine ofIife.
ne other, hre-prcOf pill, or Messenger Of Death.
ms communication, il Is hoped, will cause those
,ersons who sgenisfor these new untred preien-
icd remedies, 70 make the above experiments M
N them and ifthey sell them after, not 10 forget
iaoel them POISON. Courier and Enquirer.
@ Agents for the sale Of Brandreih's Pll.-l
!. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro';
I'm. Foshee, Foshee' sstore, Chatham; ]. M.Dade.
,hspel Hill; G. "A. Mebsne, Mason Hall; E. & w.
NTH. AlaInance;J. & r. Sloan, Greenshorough;
arnes' Johnson, Wentworth; Wood 61,Neal, Ma.
.fon; Owen M'Aiecs, Sanceyyllle; ]. r. callum,
thA1ls 9t'ssxtg -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

THE Nep Post Office Baimcs.-We
learn from the United States Journal. that
the Postmaster General has selected from
vast number of models. after careful
and patient investigation, the balance Of
Messrs. Stephenson, Howard, and David.
OF Boston. II is as simple as Fairbanks
small balance. very much likeit in princi.
pie and appearance, and so graduated as
10 stand unmo, ell when half ounce let
ter is placed upon it, bu, kicks the beam
when straw is added 10 it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

The Butler (Pa.) Democrat announces
the decease of the Hon. John Gilmore, a,
that place, OH Sunday last, aged IS years.
MIR. Gilmore had filed important and re-
sponsible public stations. As member
and Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
lives Of his State, member of Congress,
and more recently Treasurer of Pennsyl-
vania, he distinguished himself by ability,
devotion 10 business, and courteous bear
ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
Cd I'D he =.
BIZ A BROTHER.


We come! VIC come! lengthening train,
With the bright glitter of display,
Like some hir pageant of the past,
TO usher in our natal day.
we come! firm and gallant band,
With mystic words, and symbols rare.
In measured tread, with buoyant hearts,
And music melting in the air. 49,
But see! no hostile aim is ours;
We march not to the battle plain,
Where foe meets foe in deadly hate,
And hope hes buried with the slain.
We envy not the gilded wreath @.~:~4
That decks the blood-staiaed conquerors car:
We care not for the baleful glare
OF mad ambition's lurd star.
But by nobler impulse moved,
we here unite in sorrows cause,
10 wrest from grim misfortune's grasp,
The poor who honor virtues laws; . .~
10 cheer the moumer in his grief.
10 check the widows plaintiye cry,
And cause the lone heart to rejoice
Like feathcred songster in the sky, L
And is it not glorious task,
On! can there greater pleasure be, s1<z@
Than the pure sense Of joy which springs
From well directed charity s+
What though the proud our Order scorn, ~
Still to cur faith we'll steadfast prove. # go"
Till the whole boundless world shall be
One mighty brotherhood of love. ~
Address, by Bro. P. G. VIM. E. An
derson. ~ fr III .s
Doxology.--Glory to God in the high
es., and on earth peace; among men good
Benediction by Bro. p. G. A. Paul
Repiton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

IhsU1saf Crsp q lllEsssari. EJ1sssn,
go. end fser. i Trpfessnied ~ shs 3.
ca Papes - promi.ing . srrr hrasy
yafaA Ahrsdsnt but not feed - raias
haze snneeede6 he severe drulRlt rh;eh
.sesniy pwrHiird- The season !, tle
wet - vel Is ne EAT. i yer, d. /.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Tar NoRrH SrLrE WmO, published a, WASH
msion in this state, has been greatly enlarged and
improved in its appearance, and isnow one Of the
largest and handsomess papers id the state. Il is
spirited Journal, conducted with ability. and rem.
ders efficient service in the Wing cause. We
wish the entc,prising editor success commensu-
rate with his labors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
]. & ], Z, Webb,

N addition to their general stock Of Spring
Goods, have received she following:
Handsome Real French Prints, French Work
ed Collars and Trimmings, Silk Cord and Tasscls,
and Gimp Cord, Oil Silk, New Style of Parascls,
Fans, Grass Cloth, ffor skirts Black and White
knitting Cotton, Marking Gotten, Victoria Diaper
Pins, Spool Stands, HAN Pins Britannia Coffee
Pot, Molasses Cans, Vanilla; Beans, Fine Green
Tf a, Straw Knives, &c.
They have also received "a supply Of the same
Moving and Grading Blades which they sold last
spring, and which gave slch general satisfaction.
They have on hand a few Patent Solar Lard
Lamps, which burn either Lard or Oil, saving pre-
baby one-half the expense of other lights. Also
one barrel of Lard.
An of the above viii be sold low for cash, or on
o short credit to Panctual dealers.
April %. 73-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
THE NEW POSTAGE LAW.


We give. in condensed form, the rate.
OF postage upon letters, newspapers, and
pamphlets, as regulated by The new Law
by the last Congress, which goes into one.
ration on the FIST day Of July next:
or LrrrERs. .a2.
Single letters, or any number Of pieces
not exceeding hall an ounce, 900
mics on hes, 5 CENTS
y over 800 miles, 10
Drop letters mot mailcd1
For each additional half ounce or mart
thereof, add single postage thereto.
on NEWSPAPERS.
Newspapers Of 1900 square inches or
less, sent by editors or publishers, ffcm
their Offices Of publication, any dis
lance not exceeding 80 miles, Frcc.
oNer oU miles ana MOI exceeding TOO, cent.
over iOV miles, and out of the State, la
All sizes over 1900 square inches post.
age same as pamphlets.
or PAMPHLETS, Ags,
Pamphlets, magazine. and Sc sllt2ls.
any distance, for ono otIs1e & lcss,
each copy 3 e,n,s
Each additional ounce sri;rforalpsrt
Thereof, ma
C.sls s-.s..is ss..s.s 49, -, =, - a
] s'si...Ss - .ssssssr "a; Ssses.rd. I
as sas1Aa.>ti, Tor every sheet, any h
I distance, ece,ts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
Attention Z!

To the commissioned, non-commissioa ed Oheers
and Musieiaas belonging 10 the Saek Creek
Battalion.
V0U are hereby commanded to . tend at Tho
= mas Lynch's, on Friday the 4th of JUN, at
ii o'clock, armed and equipped as the law d.
reefs for drill muster and court martial; end on
Saturday, the 9Th Of Jaly, at IL o'clock, you will
attend with your respective companies, far battal.
ion exercise.
MORGAN MEB,ANE. Major.
May 81. rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
THE CRUSADE,

The Cincinnati Gazette, noticing a Rs,
article in the government paper, speakis,r
Of the ease with which " crusade" con-
be got up to the Halls of the Montezu
mas" says:
ave feel, as We fear, the spirit of tin
temper Of the article in the Union. L
bodies no good. II is evil. The cry o.
." Ho! West!-one blast from the bucle
proclaiming as watchwords the Halls
OF the Montczumas, and the mines Of
Mexico would start into being tRents
thousand volunteers!" Ay, SO il would.
: What then! Why, in this valley, tcem-
ing with life. aspirit Of agrandizement--
of mad and maddening exciiement--of
: selfish and burning thirst for power
OF military excitement--of conquest in
: IFS worst and most detestable form
would rule as tyrant master, sweeping
all before it, and, as sure as it lives, de-
solating the hope of the virtuous and the
free. Let all parties shun this spirf, as
they would dishonor. Let the country
smite it down, in its early manhood, ere
that manhood be smitten unto death by
its foul and degrading BREATH"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
FOR CASH ONLY.
Goods at Cost.

I'HE subscribers, wishing to close their present
business, would sell their Dry Goods, con.
ssting of some beautiful Callicos, Muslins, plain
and printed, Vestings, Cloths and Cassimeres, &c.
Hats, Shoes, Hardware, Books, &c. &c, at cost
for cash; also their Groceries and Saddle Trim.
mings at very small profit. If you wish bar
galns' give us call, as we are anxious to dispose
of our stock Of goods.
E. MURRAY & Co.
May sf' 7s-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

A dead blue bird was found few days
since, clinging with its feet to one of The
wires of Morse's Electro Magnetic Tele-
graph, few miles from Washington CT.
ty. The BODY Of the bird was examined,
and no shot wound, or wound &c any kind,
was discovered. sufficieutto produc, death.
which has led 10 The belief that i, was
killed ahile perched upon the wire, some
time during the operation of the rele-
graph, as it were by a shock of electri.
city. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

Ne,c FORK Legisiafurr.-The Legisla.
iure Of New York has adjourned after an
arinoas session. having passed So7 acts.
The most imporian, was the act calling a
convention Of The people 10 amend The
constitution. should the people at the
next annual election be in favor OF such
measure; ifso the election to take place in
Ap'il 1916, and The convention 10 meet
the following June. ~. j
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

aHtriean Heard Of Foreign Mis-.
sions The Anniversary Of tie A merican
i,"afd 81 Commissioners 81 Foreign Mis-.
.I"ns. was held lasl evening in The 6r,,
Presbyterian Churrh. Ambrose While.
E.q. an honorary member Of The Board,
vas Called upon 20 preside. Alter pray.
e. by ihr Rev. Dr.. l.,eiI, a statement az
The operations Of the Bo.rd was given b.
,he Rev. Mr. Armstrong. the Secretary.
The following Is summary Of its trans.
aciions:
The receipts for the past nine months
were sls5;000, exceeding those of the
corre'r"nd,ng period la, year eel 200,
and falling short Of the appropriations Tor
The same term $4,000. II The average
monthly receipt. Tor ihr remaining ouar,sr
of the year are $4,000. the Board will
be Tree hon debt al lie clrse. Jufv 81.
Under the care Of The Board are 26
missions end 05 stations, besides hume
ron. out.stanons; 500 missionary Iabnrer..
snpporled BY It's funds, be.ides numerous
nsi'e ASSISTANTS. supported BY the pen.
pie; 81 printing presses, al which neass
50.OO0.D00 al pages were pdoEd las,
year. in 80 iaugpsress lFelds Ne bf tie
Eosllsl;.- GO Ice schools, containing
10000 pupils; "a boarding schno,s and
'em'nanes. with 1900 puph.; and GO
churches Of converted hea,hens, contain
log 10000 members. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

~ We are authorized 70 announce JOHN
W.HAAcOck, esq. as a.candidaie for the q.
Zee q Clerk Il the County Court Of Orange. q,
de elceti0n IN AuguA next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

CT We are auihosilsd 70 annOunhe Mr. 10
sEPH G. NORWOOD - candidate Sor ,he
eHios Of cIerk q he County cOun q Orange.
:, The election il Angus, next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
May III.
Strayed.

HROM the subscriber, living near Red Noun.
tain Post Office, Horse Colt three years old,
bright sorrel with white streak in his face. FAX
name and tail, and his tail rubbed. ANY person
taking up the said colt and delivering him to the
subscriber, viii be paid for their trouble and an.
information respecting him viii be thankfully re.
ceived.
WILLIAM BOWLING.
May IS. " 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

-. s.aeaf . 49, lFisa a Burts~8E
Sa.saei. East RiFsF. al mslss . s.
safiike sppeasaaes So w;n 49,.
a'sp aSSn % 5 aiea I,lana. prspar.sssy
i nc depaFiuir. IisrcUmplsm.sns N n.
1esis and mrn i eomplels. nnmberiu1
.sous eight hundred and sssensy so,.ls
W. EseFeg's lady aoeomranse, -.
ihsy vii probably reside q Marao.
~. y. AfsrrOr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29
& GA R ID a

nR. william Cglin. having establish
- ed himself in Hllstorcugh, tenders his pro-
fessonal services to the public and can be found
at all times ct his ofct, one door north of Straw
horn & Nichols Stor,, when not professionally
engaged.
May 2s. 77ts-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-29

o&-ssEAAL ASSEMBLY,
ihis body assembled a Cincinnati m
fhursslsy last On ralling tie rolI 10
drlrgsies psesenied themselses. There
ssr - synods siiarhsd 10 The Old school
seneiai Assembly. including one n Nor.
ihern lndia. and al are rrpresenled Green,
lie lslief. o he whole number an dele.
gales = ESQ. and about 600 are expec,ed
70 be N aliendanee. The proceedings
aeFe ramHnenrrd Willi lhe annual sermon
from The Rev. DR.. gunkin, now az Ea..
2. r.. College. and late president ofihe
Aiaina UniseFsiiy. The Moderator Of Inc
iaai 'sfieral Assembly. The Chronicle
says We are pleased 20 see among Them
niaily 81 the wrll known aid inlluen,ial
leaders OF The hurch Amung tI,ose ! =
noilred' tire lbs. Krebs, .f N. YORK
Mcdowell. ofN. J Junkin or PennsyI.
yania. Eneles Of Philadelphia. Edgar or
Tenn. Hamilton Of Mobile. croan and
" Wool Of Indiana. and Judge Leaviu, OF
SleubenviIle.
We learn that yesterday some OF The
jealous Anli-Sla'ery delegates held 4
meeting Tor determining on their course. |
y hai y = they propose 10 DO. We arenol
informed.
The members Of the Assembly look, a. |
we heliese they are. like highly intel iRenl
and dIgniiied mtn. Many among Them
have grey heads. and men whose expe.
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