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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-11

A Toucn CusroMER-By a ne7o Smbscribr-
The toughest customer know, is old Billy H., VINO
lives on the Tennessee River, " somewhGr'' on the
rapids known as Muscle Shoals. He is the . hero
OF hundred fights" both with . bar and other
':varmints, % and with 50 human crtter." Although
past fifty, yet he appears as hardy and active as
ever
Well, one night at {. Postum Supper, 1--WE
do Mt get oysters there otien,) where most OF US
boys were congregated the conversation happened
to turn upon this old fellow and one OF our party
the " best man among us, offered to bet ten
spot' he could knock Old Billy over with a blow
from his fist. The bet was accepted IN course,
and he was to try it the first opportunity one was
not long wanting. An itnerant chronological
Lecturer happened along, and everybody, including
Old Billy attended the lecture, which was held In
building, used for meeting house. school house;
and lown-ho,lse. Our +" striker stationed himself
near BLY, who was standing near the door, and
put one of bis friends near the g chdndaer which
consisted of six tallow dips stuck in holes bored III
piece of rail, and was suspended from the ralters
At,the given signal down came the chandelier,
leaving us all of course in darkness. Now was the
long -looked for chance; our striker braced HIM
seIEdoubled his fists--set his teeth, and hit Billy
q sockdollager' under the This mighty effort
was productive of a very small result. 1t merely
drew from Old Billy Look ont, genfleMEN BE
kerful whar you poke your elboms IN \. SPIRIT
Of The Times.
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GRAND ENCANPMENT OF PATRIARCHs-


s at FHsnds9R da Hall ChaTrss street D., q
e giacb 1Thhe ems.. w MGtal p N pat-
R w G Sen. Warden H. P. Andrews. RW 6 L\
Jun warden; II w Omsted, w Scribe; s. w. Kirk
cWIl.DEY, ENCAMPMENT, No: meets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge first and third Saturdays of each
month Oficers-J; srawhridge CP; G. N. Morrison, II
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No. 3-neets at Crescent
Hall, No 10 Camp street the 2L and 4th Saturdays OF
each month Officers. O. Nixon, 2; Henry Bier II p:
II. G. stetson, W., w; -, Scribe Geo L.
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New Orleans Chamber of CONNIE,

New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.
s. PETERS, President; JAMES Dick, VIM: L: HODGE,
Vice Presidents. Committee of Hppeais: F Mckenna,
VIM. H. Avery, w. c. Mylne, w. Bogar, VIM. Mure and
j. Ii. Elmer.
Gas Works Office on Common street opposite the st.
Charles Hotel Dr. Campbell. Superintendent GeoIge
Allen Foreman F. J. Gleises, Collector. Gas Light COM
mittee: James Robb, Charm. E. W. Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office No IS Carondelet street. James
Saul President s. E. Percy, ecy; j. p Couon, Superin
enIont; William Wright, Collector
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M Z w 9 ~.
A CARD.
Hnp THE RENEFiT nF rrIE A EEL If,rrr

NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTEn r.
Il ing the extreme hazard which strangers run n
ing physicians for the cure of private diseases own eoa
deem it to be nothing but an act of kindness uen
unfortunately afflicted well sheer justice IN n, a
LEN, No % CUsTOMHoUsE STREET, TO state ha, w
wear 1916 sorely afflicted with syphilis in ,s @ III
most appalling form, and for several months o an
der the best regular medical practice could ose' o.
Orleans without being at all beneftted-ipdead y New
worse At length ! heard of DIR. MuLLENs srea, grew
ton applied to him and to my great 10y IN three p s
Jan !, IS47 [mh16 lml SAMUEL ROBBETPes inls SSn
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l. o. o. F.
Time, Places of Holding Meetings, and Officers of the
SereraL LODGES.

GRAND LODGE Of LOUISIANA sssssSMs.
1T saaapfS ApH so aaa
" Hsss ss Has h Fsss s.f ss
f. %s'as7 : Aaa;sy; Ssfrs5!S
TS;fs S5s d6 S@s H. iTSs{: IL Hall Of the
fef hssEs E9saS nFh ry;'e HOP
wv WshSTE fsoS5fs H. Wns T n
Fn aves ThuS ngh
Ldss % hsn MORSE s sss s H q sha 1s f'ea
BeTaaa Cohen. TG; Sidney Ref Secretary; D. T. Mil
tsf fsHAsfe' Thursday
evening at Crescent Hall in Camp street! otcsGsG
ss h5ns 2 fsmsnsns sss
sT EPFERsoN LODGE No. smees every Tuesday
street Lafayette ofcersnW ashngton w yaught G;
TEUToNIA. LODGE, No; 1o-meets every Tuesday
cers-Phlip Whitman. G Julius FuIda, VIC; j. F.
M SREH ss T6b Aa No %sss ue.v
EE3 VII We. r Fsasa;s l. Hs fsf sa
:, CoMMERCIAL LODGE. No 12-meets at the Hall of
p"f Ble y G. Wm f. fsf Foei G. ofs
Baks S s;eesiag; j. G. Glover Permanent Secretary VIM
,, HOWARD LODGE, No. 1s-!nstitped Nov; 49,
meets every Thursday evening at o'clock at the Hall of
the Grand Lodge Of Poydras and Tchoupitoulas
S1fees CfIcers-F w Deesderner, G. John c. Larue,
u j. u Dunlap Secretary l.. A. Levy, Jr., Permanent
ioDGEs %sss every Wednesday at
z, clock P. NJ at Crescent Hail. Camp street Ofcers-
tary; Edward Flash, Treasurer
DELTA LODGE, No. 15-meets every Monday night at
clock, at Crescent Hall. Camp street. Oficers-C T.
E,tln. G; M L. McJton G; Bernard Maglone Sec
TEMPLAR LODGE, No. 16-meets every Friday even
ing at Crescent Hall in Camp ST Offcers-P. c. Wright
y G; G; w r: Bay, G. Harmon Doane, Secretary;
Dudley aIkS, Oh n, Treasurer
Washington Lodge, No 8, Third Municipality. every Tues
day evening Offcer-r. A. Packard; G. D; B. Forbes,
y; !; Drmeyer Secretary Daniel Wheeler, Treasurer
NATIONAL LODGE, No. 1s-rAeets every Fridapeven-
ing, at JIG Charres street. OtficeB-Joseph Saba G.;
= Z. j. Gomez, G; V. Aleman, Secretary J. Font,
ETOII-E POLAIRE, No 19-meets every Monday even.
ing; at friendship Hall No. 16 Charities street. Officers
t. Bleau, Treasurer :
INTERIOR LODGES-Feliciana Lodge No a. meets
at Bayou Sara; De Soto Lodge No. T. at Baton Rouge
Louisiana Encampment, No. 2, at Bayou Sara.
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.


LETTERs.-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce (avoirdupose) sent not exceeding 30O miles,
Sent 300 miles, 10
For half ounce, and excess over every half
ounce the rates OF postage; and when adver
tised two each letter, four cents, If the
advertising cost much additional.
For drop letters not to be mailed, each,
CIRCULARs.-FOr any printed circular handful, adver
tisement unsealed any distance, ............
NEwsPAPERs-Of 1900 square inches less, sent over
30 and not than 100 miles, any distance
. Withh the STATE
Sent over such usldnce 70
NcDsp0pers-unes to subscHbes-3 cents each, prepaid
or not forwarded from the Post-oice,
Post Ofce-Open daily from to ton Sunday from II
TO "A. G. Penn, Postmaster.
CLOSE: Eastern Mail, via Mobile. daily at - ock, M.
Great Western Mail comprising all the stopping places on
the Mississippi and OHIO rivers Tuesdays and Fridays reg
nlar. Louisville Mail extra, supplying Natchez, Vcks
burg, Memphis and Louisville four times week, irregular
Coast BAYOU Sara na, Wednesdays and Sundays, at
O'Clock A. M C0pingtan and .MadisOnULe .lId, Hlon
days Wednesdays and Fridays. Red Rirer Mail Irregular
Lafayette Mail, times week. Sundays excepted at
o'clock 7. NJ. ... DUE: Eastern Mail, daily, by 10 Am
Great Western Mail twice week, irregular. Louisville
Maa er,re irregular Coast iGa Tuesdays and sstuI
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, by ?. NJ Red Riuer
MaH, Irregular LGtagette Mail, six times week, Sun
days eyCepted. l p M.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

pLrpsE-I without reserve solemny pledge my honor ono
A. man that will neither make buy SELL nor use as bev-
as ga. man an, sntnons or Malt Liquors Wine or Cider
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'heas wiaWFFe FFaHsiBFal iarBlrsysfias 70 lginq
~ HaHs hgig's ~ Tsysls - rsaaillslr 81
F'FssAFHl hste saI,lsla lbFglins 70 taht Ilsrp "a
fFiAag ReFt lhs aaspsa q HtigA i - ArGrr D. h.
aisarss - ssFnsza3 II IS isarr - 81. Brsks.
sstis EaFNss. - HnssFl - o. Pansslrars. Tlas
iaSl - sra fAul ne Fsznsasur sa.a 3 -alsisra
EsssasAi. als0aaaasnaaool TrouEs - NJ.
Cias him@L ; - - aa.anaaau6, a. n.a..Sr1.I
10 aa1iaiaa.~ -.. - .~
TIE AshAes csaSsr = ~ 81 iasa. sy~aaSaz
81 NJ ciss, sasss - kuu Erm slis 1saia-
gnisAea salrsman wEas Hsrrirsl ~ lsHn. = g.
days sars. In 4. ~ assnl Ii h sl.aua 90.
slaaE ssgPaEt GrR- Tsylar. an expressed sur
Fsiss thai ssy eae odd hasr tAougAa g. a. n
saul EAss r. Sssis CIR sas ash-r rsarss. We
lEass fhai tls sazterua sill snsr aIl dor Il the
opposition Who have IRA rsrirBsins shai NJ.
cAy wouh NJ salasH Grn. Tsyhs. = hssli lsir
iongunS"
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
npaScr coti<Ty


CouIt Of Pleus and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1913.
Mgry Jsckson, John Turner and ,cife Louisa,
s. Hly,cood Vaughn and ,rife Patscy, josiah
Jackson, and Nelly Jackson,
vs..
Henry Waited, admir-, and Green Jackson,
AID Henry Jackson.
Petition for Distributivc Share.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
Il that Green Jackson and Henry Jackson. two
of the defendants IN this case, reside beyond the
limits of this state; II is ordered, that puhl'ca-
ton be made for six weeks in the Hillshororgh
Recorder, for said defendants to appear before
the Justices Of our next Court of Pleas and guar
ter Sessions to be held for the county OF orangs'
at the Court House in lIllsborough, on the ious'h
Monday of November naxt, and plead, answer OF
demur, or this petition will be taken pro eo'ye'-
so, and set for hearing "a porte as to them.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk OF SAID Court
at Office, the fourth Mond Jay Of August, A. u
lS4s.
81. J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
September IS. t= & W-e'
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Gentleman 81 regard the Presidential
question; at thus time, as more important
than any question of the kind which has
ever been presented to the American peo.
ple--inv"lving momenlons consequences
to the welfare Of the s"untry.
apprehend the great issue to be decided
by the people At the approaching election,
is whether our country shall continue as
now under the present administration, tn
be governed by party and for the benefit
of party: or whether under Gen. Taylor,
it shall be governed once more by the peo'
pie aud Tor the people. And so regarding
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Mr.. Clay and GEN. Taylor.

The Baltimore Sun has a tclegraphic DESPATCH
from Louisville Ky, ofthe 18th inst, which says
" A paragraph appears in the Louisville Journal
to day from letter written by Mr.. Clay, tho pub
lication Of which is authorised by him, in which
he SAYS that while he feels deeply and gratefully
affected by the desire TO which many of his friends
cling of electing him to the Presidency, he can
no, accep, the nomination rendered by them foI
that office. Feeding bound by the decision d The
Phihtdeipkia Convention. he does not wish and
cannot consent that any further use Of his name
in connection with the Presidency be made"
Another despatch from New York, September
10, says "Thc friends Of Henry Clay in this city
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bhf &AWu&h Ass0 A&EWdN ME0&s
Our nrighAoF 0fihr Rssoan. lasg wrsk. snaulg.
~ Iiiis PleasautEy q lhr srni Hhish lie sion.
= fsE 4-ys t~esr hAd a'she in The Haugb and
Ready Pas. and sormea disIord % sessId 4 =
an slnllrm II ihs Iany. Wei. Il nay le 30;
hui 4 partrnts no disastrous result. Tie gEaunl
On whirh ihr name If Oh Zack i rmllazoaed.
is uadamI~a. Tn Feut eiIscis aliY the arig-s,
III Of wiirh siill aast together Is slasiossly -
heioss. - viii lie panty many Wigs had
ssqeg PARTICLES Cor - Harry Ofshe West" and
were 10Th 10 give him up; tut srry Sew Of thsa
viii On that sooOunt desrri their party. nn
zask's popularity j. in thr ascendant; he Is Too
hrmly fHnJ ia the aiirciions 81 bis counlrynen
for I.ooofooo or Abolition hTrr1rs 10 mose him
from his l'a-ition. The stripes are rent. Aiss.
lsoo"ioroism may nrnh ihr national eall.lem. sea,
even the nation iIself. By their nal amla,ian; hut
We have hoIe that Old Zsek will chcrk theiir pro-
gHess. Ills Gag was dsubaless torn a Palo Alto.
at ResseF. at Monterey, ~ Buena Vista; but
Old Zaek was ever victorious. les. our nag
may le emi'lsmaiir. Read il. nsishbOr; Erad Il.
Democrats.
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'fnlR b. sry agssle,a az mi'lakt - as'
'HnlfspF ~ So shalhi ~ uHrFHainiy h
'PpBaE lfRtsamB - TFpWsFHi INn alihnBl
y0nr es'asesi. get sllai lrei i'a,ah Prislr
and gFaiiluslr. il vsp- si,all rh,rur ~ r.
s.lEe II ds.a.ia D. rsrnisHfiRg ai,an mr.. %
. ErraiA nsis0ly, he lnaaT - Esprrsfni
Una. To SO - ynu. illai in siarh an event
IN ny roErTs aiil l.e slrsiirsied % teus
seraire md he pEnmuiion II fhe hrsl inie-
rrSis IL ahr stair. j. nal nrrrssary, bui
may. hnre. he parslaneh.
IlrGfI WADDEI.l-
s.It sssl. ISIS.
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The Orange senaI0r.-Il win lr srsl

The Orange senat0r.-Itwi viii le sren
>. ~ i,!laxias rirrallE 70 The frerhsllrrs u
.,.... that NJ. " dlrll has resigned the seal in
q. susie. given to him By the rssiing vote Of
IL. s4eliT II Orange Ia August LII. 4 new
,,ipa all Il course be Onleled hy The Gosrrnor.
:kr place. We presume. on tbs 7sh Of Noysm.
Is, d. diy appointed Tor The election of ELECTORS
:, rfr.llryi oflbs Cpiird States
= rrasaus gi'suby Mr.. wsllcll for the step
.44 be ha. taken. viii n doula he satisfactory
st 4 hi lrlrnd.; ,hauIh some of them would
Ct, t.cn lsiier plca.sl II he bad retained his
=. taukiag him justly entitled 10 il. even though
.1s,s .hoolJ have been an error IN the ntam
"a The prrcinri Al John II. Halt's. but though
ia ma, be Disappointed. all tue Wings will
=, ,r,ly 10 applaud him for It's sensitiyeness
s.a.h be- displays Al even the appearance Of an
u, soc VI ihe rights Of the majority. especially
~ ueE election en- take Iiacc without subjcciing
ia. Isoplr Of the county 10 any Inconvenience.
NJ. waidell is again candidate; and may W.
- aaTe that every Wing frceholder In Orange
ID 10 t,o mindful of what is due 60 himself, to
II. party and % tbs claims Of higli-lnin,lcd and
anI gublic sryant To pcrmi, any small matter
s Keep him from The pOIis on the day Of elcciion,
We are sure that with proper eIeriion the
Wigs Of Orange can place Mr.. waddeII in the
Au,ls by clear aud undispuiabIe majority; and
ss trust they will do Il.
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A Meeting mt Rooms SsatiOn.-By

request we publish the following communication
from the Grecnsborough Patriot. II is proposed
TO hold meeting at Bocn's Station on Saturday
the 2Sth Of October, for the purpose Of arrayins
before the people important facts connected with
the approaching Preside ntial questions,
in the opinion of many, involving the prosperity,
peace and happiness Of the states of this Union
The Wings Of Orange, we doubt not, will hearth
y respond to the call Of the meeting, and NC hope
all will be there who can conveniently do SO.
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MOTTO z.

fFsHE Undersigned, rs administrator If Amber
u sOn Mcianr, deCeasej. viii airr for siie, al
the late residence Of the decreased. on Thursday
abe goth day az October. six likely NEGROES.
bis crop Of tom. Fadslrr. Wheat aud Oats. slOCk
Of csItls. Harscs, Hogs and sherB Farming
Tools, ono Thrr.hing Machine. two 1olinn Gins,
eight bales Of Cotton, one road Wagon and one
horse Wagon. one Dutch Fan. and many other
aHielss tho numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of sale, twciye months credit, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security.
JAMES A. MEL0NE, Admir-.
SenkclnieT &c. A.
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Equity Sales.

HorGfio lam aud ManndG Yam vs.. Wills j.
Jan and Darid =. GiiLert.
\ obedience 60 the Decree Of the Court Of EGui-
" for Orange county. made September Term,
1915, shal olcr for sale on the premises, on the
25lh Of OcloleI next, the land belonging to the
heirs Of John yann, deceased. situated on Eisr-
he's Greek, Orange county, containing 200 acres,
more or Iess. 4 credit vi iNel,e months will bo
given; bond aud sccnri,y required, and title re-
served until The purchase money ]. paid.
%. +. LONG, c. L. N. y.
September &c. d.
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Jsmes A. Malone and others, ca mart,

Jxmes 4. Nadine and others, er parte,
k n obedience to tho decree Of the Court Of Egui-
u iy for Orange county, made at September
Term 1913, shalloilcr for sale, at the residence
Of Anderson Malone, deceased, Oh Thursday the
26th day Of October next, all the Lands of said
decreased. viz:
Dne Tract of about $50 acres, and one tract Of
about 10 acres, both in the county Of Orange.
Also one other tract situated in the county Of
Wake, adjoining the lands OF Herod Stanley and
others, containing about 81 acres.
A credit of twelve months will I've given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
q. L. LONG, C. g. NJ. L.
September &c. AZ
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Cap,. ConS,abIe.-soms week. ego

Capt. COnStabIc.-Soa,sR weeks ego the
Raison Puliislsd, With considerably cInlialiua. q
stat rnFni raid lc have Ieen made BY Capt Con
sialle, while herr. that mi nloIr than ikIfy men
Of the North Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers.
would vote for Gen. TayIor. We published last
week On eAirad II letter from cala. cons,a-
bic. stating tha, he was misreprcsented; that he
spoke only Of lie company which he command
ed, not Of the rtgimsnt. which appeared 70 u
probable. As he had no opportunity Of ascer,ainng
the seli,iment Of the whole rcgimens, as part o.
ii only returned with him 10 Wilmington. and il
was there ile'csrrrssion Of sentiment vas repre-
scnied 10 have lecn made.
The RaiOon Df this week DEVICES column 10
prove that Capt. Constable coniraaIicis now what
he said then; which leavcs the matter. We sup.
pose. petty much as though he had not said any
thing a, all about il.
We will only sas, that We know some Of the
returned Volunteers, who speak in very high
terms Of the ability and frmncss Of Gen. TAYLOR
as an officer, AID of his kindness and humanity
rs n aisn.
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a soHEHt tahs faul sH.l Aa,las F.a's.sts IN Ilsir
al &c, butp salisR. salsmn change has pass
II s'FI him, ell hs hss gmis fum amouE usi
Msy Old II H,sgaB ssRFi5is lhls heavy aalais8
- his hesFi-ssrlzkrnnA harhls. - fhss d usy
$50 81 fEfAsas = - ulsss rErgssirss 81 go.
nal nriisaa 4 sissy. Cs=uasulazsaf--
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To the FreehoIdcrs or Grange.

iiaEing this day sent TO his Excellrn.
:, the GuVrrnur. my resignation of the
seat 10 the Senate for the rounty of
Oaage, whirh was awarded 10 me by the
c,slng vote al the Sheriff in August last.
deem il as well due To Won, as proper
towards myself. 10 state the reasons whirh
lave induced me 10 this eourse.
his known To YOU Ill that rumors are
aAoal of same error having been commit.
tel at Iloll's precinct. BY reason Of which
i,e votes more were counted CIR me, than
were cast f"r me. II is certain that the
Isl and The ,allies do not correspond with
the number of votes certified ny the keep.
ts Of The poll Various statements have
been in circulation by which tn account,
for this want of correspondence, hut after
every eiIuu of myself and my friends il
rs not certainly ascerlained whether the
error is in the return or in the list. In
this sta,e nf uncertainty c"uId not. with
proper respect for myself or a jus, re.
card for Your rights. hold seat upon the
Sheriff. certificate.
But although this certainty has not been
attained. the probability seems I" he thai,
the error was in the rtnrn. and that the
hN is right; and were there no other con-
'hera,ions involved in the matter. | should
l'eI hound not nnly TO surrender nv phi
ma isclc claim I'd The seat. but ,o leave my
opponents at the ensuing election uncn,hal:
Eassed by any competition from me; hui
alter inquiry and investigation, | fully be.
I'ere that IL the polls were purged and no
v"'cs counted but those which were given
by Qualified electors. the five vo,es suppos-
ed TO have been errnnennsiv counted far
me at Hollis might he stricken out, aud |
should still he elected.
In his stale of my opinions many Just
aud conscientious friends think | might
properly take and hold the seat under The
"herIii srerliiirate. until Il thorough inves-
'galI"n in the Senate should determine
WIN certainty the true state uf the case;
maj IN this | feel bound 10 act in such
manner as shall satisfy my own judy
"eni and conscience. | cannci consent
I" lake seat under what may he deemed
ny many doubtful tile. aud represent
your county for probably a large part oil
Tie session, when my right IN speak and
'" act for you is questionable. Under
'nese circumstances. unwilling 10 hold any
TANG ba, by clear right, and especially
a. an American sincerely and earnestly
attached Ia the Republican, institutions Of
my country, not only wish, but ar, re
solved 10 have no public STATEN by any
lille which even seems like an invasion o
the great popular principle whirh gives
power t" the majority. | have therefore
determined 10 refer the question back IL
"e freeholders Of Orange. by the only
means now in my power, by which The
county may be represented a, the begin
"'"g OF the ensuing session. by one wh'
snail be undeuiablv the choice Of "A ma lo
my ct The qualified voters.
Believing myself noW. in fact, chosel
ny such majority, am again a candidate
Tor your sOti,ases; and while | woul'
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Zeno HuiLcrd and oIhtrs. cr pcrfs.

Zeno HutLGrd md ofktrs. CT porte.
IN obedience to the decree of the Court Of Equi-
ty for Orange county, made at september
Term, 1913. l shall. ON Saturday the ! llh day Of
November pext, oiler Tor sale to The highest bid
DEF. before the Court House IN HiIisborOugh, u
tract of Land belonging 10 the heirs of Thomas
Thompson, deceased, situated N'sso~an-
Creek. and adjoining the lands Of James Murray,
Warden Riley, and Others, containing about 1873
acres.
4 credit Of nine months will I've given. Bond
and security required, and title reserved until the
purchase money is paid.
.. +. LONG, C. & NJ.
September S6. 49-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-27
Obituary.

Died, in this county on the 9TH inst, JeHs w.
Hour. This young man was amiahle aud love-
ly, and was highly esteemed by al who knew
him. Just approaching mans estate, he gave
promise If being useful member Of society, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-27

Ingenious counterielt-we saw. on
Monday last. enunIerlriI ten 4 liar noie
70 he payal,lr n Tie Bank Il
figgissia " i.yhr4Jh.rg. which issery well
10 dreeise tl.ase WHO are not
familiar with ille diifcrrnre hrIwrrn an
sngSarrsf and irriiisB name. The names
NJ he, Cashier and pnsidrni. sanll. Marx
and Jas. Castle. ~ well rs the word
''I.yncl.hurg" ssld the date. June 81. :"
are all engraved. heing an fxari fac siEIiis
81 these several officers wiring un a g.n-
uine note. The paper is thin aud llim-y.
hut The whole execution Of the note i. well
10 slereiEe the neaulinus. W.
~ many persons rannoi see the diff
renee between an engraved name and a
written one; and il wnnId he well there
fore for all such 10 Iejeri any ieR d,ilar
n0Ie purp"r,ing 10 be on the Bank ni
Virginia al I.ynel,lurg. aud hearing date
June 81. l'h~ one We saw was num-
bercd 1907 and lepered Is.
Danrih Reg.