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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Emigration to the West.-Some idea

Emigration to the West-S"me idea
Of the immense food of emigration 10 the
West may be formed from statement IN
the Chicago Advertiser of the 10Th ull.,
which is but one OF, of almost countless
numbers made in the Western journals.
The paper referred 10 says tina, the steam
err SuIlana had arrived a, chicsg" from
Buffalo with eighty cabin and $50 steer
age passengers. very large quantity Of
merchandise, and over thirty tons "i bag
gage belonging to emigrants. Among
the new settlers were 900 Swedes, who
designed to locate in Henry county. III
nois, where land had been secured Tor
them. Their appearance is said I" lnd'-
cate thrift, responsibility. and intelligence.
When the boat left Buffalo she had 225
cabin and 500 sleerase passengers. the
balance from tlie arrivals at Chicago beirg
lief! along the route.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

The Cherokee Indians have forwarded
10 the Scotch Relief COMMITTEE in phila.
delphia 800, being the sum contributed,
20 Ear, by the people of that nation in aid
Of the suffering peasanlry Of Scotland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

A letter from North Carolina yolun.
icer. lin the Greensl'orough Patrioi.) says
that DR.. Sapp. Of the Rockingham Com
pany. died on the 18th uli. at Camargo.
and Ma. buried without . coffin. OF which
none could be hal. The hospital was
GROW ,lcd with sick. They had received
no money since they drew their mileage
at Smilhr ilIc-were out of money, and
the sick Of eourse suffering for i,-cvery
Thing high in prize. ....~. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Col. WILLIAM JONES, u
LOUTSBURG, FRiNKLTN COUNTY

Norm Iar0Ina, Is
Col. WILLIAM JONES,
L0UESBURG, FRiNKLfN COUNTY
The General Agent is fully prepared to ap-
point sub-Agcnts wherever there is no branch of
the Company; either on personal application or
by mail, postpaid. The rapid sale of these &C.
LIBERATED pills, and the extraordinary cures they
are constantly etlecing, render them, BY far, the
most popular pill of the age. An Agency will
consequently be very valuable. !.
The Graeienberg Pills are iaconccivably suIe-
lior to any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complaints; in general arrangement Of the sys-
tenn; in all disorders which result frcm bad
state of the blood, these pills are sovereign re-
medy.
In the class of diseases called chronic, the Grae-
fenberg Pills achieve their highest triumphs. Here
they defy all competition Entering within the
hidden Iecesses of the system, they quietly but
surely purify the blood, root out disease, and give
tone and vigor to the body. asasa
CURES ARE CONSTANTLY EFFECTED
by these Pills, in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant proof of
this could be given, but trial of one box will
convince the patient They can be ordered and
sent by mail, at triiling expense. The price is
% cents a box, Where hpa dollars ,rorth are
ordered and the money rea.itsed, the Company
wiN pay The postage on the Pills. Remiiiances
at the Company's risk. Wherever there is no
Agency of the Company they can be ordered b
mail. @>r- y
These Pills are taking the place Of all others.
and no sick person should be without them. e
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. ~.
Bowel Complaints, Constipation. Dyspepsia, Fe.
yer and Ague, Headache. Jaundice, Liver Cori-
plants, Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints
Green Sickness, &c. &c. yield at once to these
Pills, They purge away offensive humors, ar.
rest the progress Of disease, and at the same time
restore tone and vigor to the system. In cases
Of general arrangement Of the health, they ar
SOVEREIGN.
1850 by THEIR USE, sa " Hea-s*
The weak win become strong; the pale and bill
lious complexion be restored to a perfectly fresl
and healthy color; ali the had symptoms will on
by one disappear, as *% "~18
, In short, these Pills are an inconceivahle ad
vance upon any oihcr medicine ever before oflel
cd to tic public. A trial will satisfy any enc
this. -#t %f4EzfTa
y June Is. 40 s3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

Mr.. John Hazcn, of West Hartford, at
tempting few weeks since to slack some
lime for whitcwash, with hot wafer in Il
boiler on stove, had reduced the whole.
as he supposed, to a liquid, but on adding
another dipper full Of water, the whole
exploded with !oud report, and scattered
the whole mass about the room, throwing
some of it with great force against the cell
ing, and into the face and eyes Of MIR. Ha-
zen, destroying both of his eyes, and so
badly burning him tina, his life was des-
paired of at the last accounts. II is sup
posed that some of the lime mus, have
remained dry at the bottom of the boiler,
thus causing an explosion, by adding the
water when the lime become heated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

car ,agsT to-day Nil b. fOuni solns interesting
aem. Il iulsllisrnce from our Amy N Aiexica--
,aur important thaa any which have Eaehcl us
fs -.,eral wrrks. twill he sccn that tlls gurr.
nla gaIlies afr leroming quite IaImslaiilr; that
,ary have aiisrkej train 81 our wagons. guani.
"A hy $40 msn. giving thsm sreai aRho. aner; ;
lilIas. i ! sunsa-el sl"ut thiny a'en. destroy
ins may wagons. and eaPiuriRs numl-T n
muIrs loldod ~ish psOsi.io,is. To cur mini. il
seruls that every Eirsh arrival bsingS intelligence
nn.s and mare iadis4aias loag oonlinuance Of
the war. =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
The Administration and Gen.
TuyfOr.

Il will he remembered thai the STANDARD, and
o,het Dcmocralic prints, short time since, pa
rilri hciorc the public some extracts from pro-
clAmalion h,anus Zen. Taylor's signature. a. ex-
ptcssise ct that commanders opinion ~ 10 the
cause Il the war with Mexico. We exposed the
Trick a the iiu,e, and called upon the editor Of
the Standard 70 come out and honestly ayow that
the said proclamation was written aud printed in
Washington city, as he no doubt knew was the
fact. But Il Is M, part of The Democratic crccl
to make confessions Of this kind, and 80 the rea-
dcrs Of that prin, ye, in the dark on this sub
jcet; onc ol them, ia conversation with Us not
long since. stiiily maintained that il was written
by ten. TAYLOR. This proclamation has bccu 50
generally used By thr Democratic papers through.
on, the country 10 justify the administration for
commencing the war, tina, j, has the appearance
OF deliberately concwtcd scheme at any rate.
spne Of them seem disposed to stick TO it, anil
therefsc !, becomes accessory that the trick
should be- moro Cilectually exposed. The Nation
NJ lhiCii-cNccI Has nau Occariun tO tnCouitcI Nie
ialshooj, and as complete settler, the editor in
uoluces the following orlcr. officially promulga-
'cI,whica shows the true origin Of the proclana.
ton: .s s....a if .tst.g
Litter efthe Serrtary Of War IN Goa Taylor.
War Department, June 4, 1916.
SIR: | send herewith number OF CO.
pies OF proclamation in the Spanish lan-
gu,ge, addressed tothe people Of Mexico,
which Won are requested to sign, and cause
10 be circulated in the manner, and To the
extent, you may deem proper. You will
use your utmost enlcavors 10 have the
pledges aud promises therein contained
carried ont TO the fullest extent. There
arc also sent some copies Of the proclama'
ton in the English language.
Very respectfully. your nhl't scrv'L,
W. l.. MARCY, Sec'y Of War.
frwr, Major General z. Taylor.
Commanding Amy of Occupation, Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Steam Bost Explosion.-we lean

Steam B0st ExpI0sion.-We Iearii.
from the New Orleans Piraynne Oi the
10Th inst. that the Steamer Edna. Capt.
Phillips. ON her way from Ouarhifa. met
with dreadful accident. On the 4ih inst.
when opposite The town Of Columbia. just
as she was starting frnn the wharf. all
four Of her boilers hurst. killing twenty ar
more persons. and severely wounding sew
erzl others. The Boat sunk Immediately
aud nearly every thing ON board was lost.
Seventeen bntlies had been lnund on the
7lh inst. Several Of the wounded were
brought TO New Orleans, by tie steamer
Admiral. .@.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
A Pretty Incident-rhe Jalapa

A Pretty Incident-rhe JalaPa Star
Of the 9th instant. contains The 4 lowing !:
-" As the column Of Mexican prisoners
were marching by as on the allernaun 81
the lSlh uIiimo. we observed, moving an
with the resi-. q liule bny aud iamh
Amidst the iiie and smoke. and tie roar
ol muskeiry AID artillery. which had 81
lately snvel"ped the hill. these weak and
delenceless creatures hal siond unharm.
ed. A. they passed al"ng uur lines. they
were ever greeted with kind look AM
a word. counienances dark With the
fierce passions 81 The recent ronIlici. cl"nss
ed with the Remembrance OF fallen Iririid.
and OF revenge hut half salesl, relaxed IN
To smile of mingled pleasure aud pity
pity, that they should have been exposed
and pleasure, that liz, VIM guards tht
sparrow. had sheltered them from The IA
wages Of the ir.n siorm."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

Ilis sGlt hat Gen. "a Negs . ..enEss-
sd % > besuif.d yoaaE creole q Asx
ORLEANS. Nhsi all Falilsr and neighhnE
Nay ssy ahsn hey hrar ~ this fsganl
insianre 0f rrntleFing :. all and comfort
10 lie rnemy-of plaring Amenrsn arms
Occasionally ID he kaads 10 fa~
Laaoasfsr Tiitanf z Tilisa. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

SsheoI COMMITTEES. - We have lssa
ryur.ana 10 sissr. thlt On ssiurd.s 1t. he d.
lswias psr-sas NsEe slerted 10 oomPosr ll,s selol
fsHaai,irr fs Ilas IIill.loEough district. .i1s d.
-. .. I.aas. Ths'aas faanr'i, IL Hray,l md
TbSass q. Pat " u.s. 4-@@-@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

Our Regiment We learn ,hat the
Nor'h carolina Regiment has, at length.
rearhed Monterey. and enjoys the credit
OF being The best looking, aud most order
derby Regiment, that has been seen in
Mexiro. Col. Paine was winning :. gol-
den opininns" in oil quarters. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

hare eIsmised and pFsanunssd erihians
sgsinn lle srls 81 ils AdminsssrsIasn.
shils. = soidie,s sd palsioss thsy As.a
saving he least lhalHclh warrants. cons
qpils - much 81 Tie bard fishling u ~
hsid - the s.sE0ealss a ExesBliss Ialsl-
lshsliiy and Ps.aFe Ohetssncs Ihem-
selves. Tie Whigs base rendsansd llss
Adminishsiioa u Pirsident Polk. and ler
This Ihsy are dsnosnred IS fsnoss: BET
Pfesidrnl Polk has gisen bark Santa An
Ne 10 The MsKirsns. 81 eandarl their Gov
rEEmsng and 10 balchrr t.s be did %
BnsHs gisss and Genre Gardal noEe han
a thousand ~ our people. and i0s this. ae-
rnr.iIng IN lie doRmas at EIFrulise IN
l-lliblIHy. Polk ropmnlsd neither . $40.
pendous blundsI nor an AL Of rank ITss-
ssn. 30 lhsn 10 comes 10 this. npnn ihr
premises uf our nav lesehs O. IN moral and
pnl,llrsl srisncs---lhsl The nalure and qua
liiy "fsn seI depends on who commits Il
-Hheshsr he be a.disprnssr Of palEonsgs
cr an independent citizen 10 private sta
iian. IS The King ran dn no a rong the
Presidrn, i inr.lllble. Passive ohtdisnes
on me part af ihe people i. On iTeaisss-
bic duty; md III limIIa; Ion or even serU.
Inv Of Executive powefe and sc's Is
HsaeheIous and impinus. Exs@insi'on j.
sllo~ ed 10 those Who msy s2pr"sr The
acts Of the EN culiss; approval 81 tkO,e
arts is pat inilsm; condemnation 10 Ire a.
son! So that tie freedom af opinion. in
hi. bassisd r. public. j. naro~sd dawn
TO the privilege Of Prsising the President.
bile the eouslsllys right Of rondemning
hin is dsslrJsd. -
Such is is,r and logical construction
Of the grounds assumed by she President
and his oraans. 10 JsnouncinR those sLO
drsarprovrd h.. arIs, IS " giving AID and
comfort 10 The enemy"
Cincinnati Ga-eifs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

Not Bad" Halo! Jim! lou great
six foo,er you. What are you beating
that poor old niger fort" -*1> "=
"Why, Lor bless your soul. massa. |
is tryin to conquer peace! We see dis
old niger keI fuss all de time bout me
.akin' his ,atcr-pstch. | az de ole fool il
he didn't know twas my destiny, an il
he eber hear hon, de Angler Saxums, as
how dey was bound 10 take cherry ting
dey could. But he jes 60 on sayin' j,
was his'n. Den jis takes half his patch
from him. and told him help unself il he
could. Den he git mad an told me Id
better not. Den gives um jesse few
times, an he kicks back, an now is tar.
mined 10 conquer peace, as Massa Polk
says, an take de hull patch from him for
his sas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Lats from Gen. Taylor.-Mr. Atwoo

Lats from Gen. Taylor.-Mr. Atwood
who left Gen. Taylor on the 3lst nlt,,
states that he has only about four thou
sand effective troops, and will not have
exceeding five thousand eight hundred
when all his reinlnnements arrive. lie
is still at Walnut Springs. in fine health
and spirits. ''
Mr.. Atwood is enthusiastic in his de-
scriplion of Gen. Taylor's treatment of
him. lie informed Mr.. Atwood, on his
introduction, that he knew the object OF
his visit. that he must make his marquee
his home, and then the old General wen'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Death of Jerome Bonaparte.-princ,

Death of Jerome Bonaparte.-Prince
Jerome Bonapar;e. nephew of Napoleon.
lately died at Florence, from disease Of the
spine. His physician at first gave some
hopes of recovery. il the prince used the
waters Of Vernal, in the pyrennes but
the French Government refused permis-
sion for the prince 10 enter The French ter
ritory. .:" 4E #r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

There are il conneriieui ~ rofoB
mills. les Eollen nils. 81 paper mills.
800 saseh and Wagon Eeiories, and %
slaek laelarirs. Sewing SIX i also Enan.
ulaclured % he aln0anI Of sIs3!OeO per
annum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Facts for che reopIe.-The Kn

Facts for che Feople.-'The Knox.
vile Register SAYS: Mr.. Van Buren, found
the country free from debt, and with sur
plus of millions, lie doubled the expen-
ditures aud left US millions in debt. Mr..
FLYERS Administration, bad as il was, had
reduced thai Indebtedness nearly one half,
when Mr.. Polk came into power. lie
has held The reins nearly two years, and
is in u fair way TO leave us in debt ut least
m hundred millions Of dollars! and per-
haps double that sum! ef ~- .-@
Who have 10 pay the piper when De-
mocratic Office holders dance The peo-
ple-ihe dear people! .~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
ATragcd, I'm AIabama.--crimc an


IL consequences are developing themselves every
day, hut rarely DO VIC see case of 80 appalling
CHARACTER u one which occurred at GAINESVILLE,
Alabama, on the 9TH instant; it Is scarcely equal
led by that which so greatly asitated the people
OF Richmond year ago. The transaction is
related by the Post Master, in whose presence
and at whose office it occurred. DIR. Sidney 4.
Perry, formerly of Wake county, and known to
many of our readers, was shot by Col. ]. 4. Win
sion, and died within an hour. Both gentlemen
We're Of respectable standing, and had represented
Sanpter county in the Legislature Of Alabama
Vol. Winston had presided as President of the
Senate.
~fhe evidence f,r the offence bsfrc the cx tam.
ing court It is said revealed case that for black.
ncSa and guilt, has no parallel in the catalogue q
crime in any civilized county. A letter from
GAINESVILLE to the clitor of tie Montgomery Jour
nal says that '#
=" The plot between DR.. Perry and the
vile of Col. Winston embraced the de-
s'rucilon not only of the Colonel, but o
'hewifc Of the Doctor! Perry. i, seems
WAS TO draw Winston into fight and &c
the hrs' shot for Nhinh purpose he rarri
Gu aiA barrcl,cl rcvol, err; and Mrs. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

Several Flour Spectators in New York
have failed in consequence Of the heavy
decline in prices. They were quite con-
lideni that the Cambria would bring intel.
lgence of a still further advance in bread,
SUITS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

The New York Herald says that pri-
rs,e company in that city are about 10
build four steamships for The New Orleans
and Liverpool trade, the average burl!en
Of which will be 2,IO0 tons. The keel
of the first vessel has been laid. She is
10 he called the United States" and will
be. when completed, remarks the Herald.
"one Of the most perfect specimens uf
ocean steamships in the world. She will
have two marine engines Of eleven hun.
dred and Twenty-Five horses power each,
the cost of which, with the inarhinery,
will be one hundred aud lilh ell thousand
dollars. The diameter Of the cylinders
Of these engines is eighty inches. with
nine feet stroke. She will have four
wrought iron boilers. with iron shafts ard
cranks. as well as iron water wheels"
The bed plate fur This steamer. Which was
east last week by Messrs. Secor Il Co.,
of New York, was, SAYS the Herald. the
largest and heaviest work of the Kind ever
performed in the United States. weighing
folty-ihree thousand pounds Of metal"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
THE GRAEFENBERG VEGETA-
BILE PILLS.
June IA.

% $4,000 Borss sold Each and Erery Week +!
TNHE Graefcnberg Company hereby give no
L. tice that their general agent for the State OF
North Carolina, is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

The War.-Wauld q mt he as we'll
for sume cf these Of the Loco Eco party,
who Ia their zeal Of advocating the pre-.
sent war with Mckee. IS a Uemorrsiie
measure, 60 eli lngihs With President
Polk, 10 read the following ex,rael from
ihe veil known work. OF the great sx.
enplar Of ,herr party. fhomss Jefferson!
Il sIl! be found in hts I" Notes on fmgi.
nla."
Never was 80 much false arithmetic
employed on any suhjsri. 40 tlal HhIch
has been smplo, ed m persuade nations
that IL is their interest To 60 10 war. Were
the money. which il has eosl, 10 jnin, ct
the close nj long war, hhllr Town OF q
little territory, ,ha right ID cut wood here,
or c.ich fish there. expended in improving
what they already possess, in mixing
roads, oprniLg uyers, budding ports, i'm
proving the arts, and finding employment
for their lille pour, il would render them
much stronger, much weather.. and
much happier. This l hope will be oUr
WISDOM"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01
Plantation for Sale,
June 90.

SrgSae THE subscriber offers for sale his
INN Plantation, three miles north Of Hills
sSsS borough, containing about three hun
.--5ss-- tred acres, adjoining the lands of the
widow Miller, Henry Whitfield, and Andrew Muir
dock. The Plantation is well watered, has a
good proportion of Woodland, and excellent Mea-
dow, and comfortable Dwelling and out-houses.
Any person desiring to purchase will do well
to call and look at the premises.
Also a lot in the town of Hillsborough, con-
tanning two acres, lying on the main street above
the Rev. Mr.. Burwelrs.
SAMUEL HOLEMAN.
June %. So
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Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
Washington, June -, ls47.

Correspondence Oi the Journal oil Commerce.
Washington, June 81, ls47.
In few words | will give YOU every
thing tina, is authentic in regard to pros
poet II a speedy peace with Mexico. =,
Col. Snurs took out with him insIruc.
tions to Gen. Scott to This effect: That he
was 10 organize, or aid in the organization,
Of a Government de facio in the city Of
Mexico, and make with il n Treaty az
cording To certain terms. This messen-
ger was cut oil, and his message arrest
ell. hut the same Instructions have gone
through other channels. >. II ...*% -~.>
There is M doubt that General Scott
will lind means 10 make such a Treaty,
and with a temporary and revolutionary
power. Bui still Mexico is not party
TO il, aud we may expect that one Of its
slipulaiions will be that the American
forces shall he retained in Mexico. for the
protection Of the peace party and peace
Government.
You can judge. as well as any one, Of
the value Of such treaty. Remember
The Treaty in Spain with a Government
lie |ario which placed Joseph Bonapaue
on the throne Of Spain. The Nation did
not concur in il. |, was resisted by war
OH the part Of the nation, and resisted sue
cessluIly. @s .@ ~~r .~'
The Jalapa correspondent of the 81.
Louis Republican gives the following in
formation in letter dated
"Jllapa, May &c, lSi7.
"A warm and somewhat severe rupture
has broken out between Gen. Scott and
The Clerk Of the State Department, Mr.
Trisl, who has been sent here as sort o
Gene, aiissimp OF the American army.
This Mr.. Trist, in the exercise OF his
mongrel plenary civil aud military pow
crs, addressed letter to Gen. Scott, d.
reciing him as TO what move he must make
with his troops. A portion Of those disoc
tons were such as Gen. Scott believed
were ut war with the best interests of on
Government, and The tendency Of whicl
would be The protraction, rather than ;
termination OF hostili,ies. II was the cor
respondcnce growing out of this difference
Of opinion that was The immediate resul
Of this rupture. Copies of all the CORES
pondencc, learn, have been transmitte,
by General Scott TO the War Department,
and il, at the next session of Congress
they are no, voluntarily produced, jus,ic
to the country as well as to Gen. Scot
will demand that they should see the pub
lie light of day by means Of a resolutio
calling for them"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

n waTk, sitting - rs go:raii Hilh7lne
eneFsy snd pesTgefs|ee.
MT. Ainnai. has pAialpl rwo portraits
Of Gen. fsylsE-o.ae n lull nnIlsna. Ihr
oiheE rs - Roagh and Ready" This iAl'
ler piriune j. pEoaouR1ed perfect ike
nrxs. esra 20 lhe old . hr0wn n0sl' and
rheek shin. cannai NiE. AIwaod glEe -
gu0d people &C New Orleans peep ~ Ibis
Roagh and Ready piensre! Il wonld he
Ike distant ali 10 2rrrked msHners /:
= perfect jamestown load 81 ErlisI 70 one
hundred lhoasaad admirers ol old Zar.
## ~ =z@ a4-sss=4 --szs 49, sz5aa -
Neutrality Of Yueatan. --sdyices from
Laguna 10 The "a instant, a New Oriesns.
state Illai ihTee commissioners appointed
BY Com. Perry had satisfactorily arrang-
Ell with the auIhnsiiies Of inealan Tor
the neutrality al that county. The news
was brnnghi hy luralan vessel. whose
arrival is the hest indication of the rela-
Iions now existing between sllal country
aud ours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

The Pesileng &C The United States.
accompanied BY his Lady. and by other
friends. leli This city II ~ O'elnrk yesier-
day. hy The railroad rars. whirh depAr At
that hour. lie jnurnrys 10 Ilie North an
= inur II observation and recreation. Ills
Lady. il i understood. goes no further
than baltimore. proceeding thence on 4
visit 10 her hnIne IN Tennessee.
Nal. Iaftl. "a iRIt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-01

- - hsr rasfianl. ahnuskrl NH
was 10 ~ Asne uisk Ms. Prry. . 0. Ne
ssn 81 I'll "a hrr easy snnagh." III.
Ninsana nas PHoaFAly s0saiilrsl. d.
= = MFx. MinElOn. nhnxs ImaiAsn name
was Mary W. Inguotd. has hera ssnl
~ her hashsnd u Inc msidenre n her
lirnis = S0ElsrEilir. Tenn. lie Colo.
nrl attends 10 make pn.risioa lar her f.
lnIe saPRasi. and % apply laE . diEOHce.
Mhrn he shot Perry. Ne sent message
10 his wife Illai he had kidd him: and
her TrF'ly was thaI - he would rrpeni 4 -
Cd. w. has noi seen her since. nor will
he ever Sc her again" 49, 80