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The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

i~daGas s-- fAs sssWassaals ea@g ssys. shat Lisus. ~slS-' had. sish small psFsy ss Kanrers ss4 voiaassess. intercepted a party sf EsdsAns. kilsa ioas. and | is thoagat wsapaeA naMr moas. Ls. V As<ss asd t~0 men woanssa. T1o snals hovs ~sfs taken iss@ iAs ssssg~a, Gsfmas and M@x,- csa- The boys E@eoans~4 s<ssraa nenasss aaa ss'Oe'oas era<ssars esHa@Hs~a sy shs Isassas
 fa..sfmsz.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

csmsHi ts Tstpsraiss The Baltimers Patriot isurns ihA' the Prssid~z, has esaierr~ ts sPpeiHt meat ea Col W. Pstser. sf C<reisns eospfy, Md and that Col, P. wi saa fss his dastiaaissn sspai the iss October
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

IT An eminent sad ~isty prsaAss wss ascs asked fl he Asd nst fhlak that saeh ore fsiiswed hiscsn- srisnrs- -rss. tsaia -Aa GrsssD shiak As Ss@s isiio~ H- ss . n.a asss sssss ia gis--As asisr. Il erR."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Gsods sf Saa frsaesscs.--A letter ia fhe gewark Advertiser. Fro@ San Fsnnei-ea. says. osr Aasbsr perfectly sssck wisA shipping. and Aers ssiss % wAaSvcs. ths goodE are handsd at ssr eeermoas sx- Peess m sansil beats h sas instanee. tAs sh,p 6sey E@gls, fou Phisadriphis ,aia see fss aad- ing Der eAfgo--mos% thAa her fs~sxhs hst umea..sd ,s~
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Rafsas Liks sa -saSv "A French mediesa ussass s'stes tat he Psseaaee n ih~ HSssi Dseu, wb-u se~rhrs T-is>e 'e sask Atecd. to warp sssm las few ass~nas ia inen e5osh weaag Oes ef snat,nf~4 w'ne. TAas sesdess sAe Sas~s sluggish sg sss~m vi 6eree snd eAruiVeroas. as rteY vii pierce he skin insssaay, sad george th~H hisa shirs'g swaaen msl 'Aey eaR drsnk h ao Eeee 4 great mxay msm. wAosre asnsssie ard aHpresaciuus nasurssy Secome ss slood- loving ss>ehss and manifest sad rwsis- tss propensity e sste. niiss being sts~pse "a wan~ easser Rndsiatea as ssix~d
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

ES Tss ssh<s sAy Asa sasaksaa. Asiag sswsR ssst ass asasrsl ssa. sa4 a-sa.s@4 Ass hsssf sAss shs was Fsssssed. end fh~s ssr. ssaazans ssns n - idsa st sa # = sAeai~s saiakins. @Ifa ss g>sE~ea; sas is sr poksaasd- Rssxs <. as1is. sg~a ksr a sh< sFss---i.a wslhax-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

TKs late Duef im Fadsana -GOvernof Dunning sf Indiana. R IS ssid. is ru2ay ts demand fran the Governor of Kentucky. The saFviEing parties ts the dneI between Messrx Gray and Pope; bring anx. ions thui tho violssed laws sf Indiana may se vim die1sed. and the oaraaing F@stiss brensha te Jns- ties but he has power oyer the sab-ct til ii is brought ie his attention in an esaial manner siih- CT spOn Inc afEdzvit af sams person knowing to the tAcsa, wrth risw si hriagiag tine osaoers hs- fOse sn examining essst. or HPss aa isasstmsHt is the eaunty wharu the offence was raaszalEisd.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
True Loveliness.
BY CHARLES sskE.

NY NAAkLkA EA AAE- She who thinks a noble hearf Better than . noble mein- Hsnsrs virtue more than art, Tbough lis less in fashion seeu- whstsoe'r her fortune be, She's tAe brids-the wife-for me. She who deems the inward grace Tar sarpasses ostwaFd show, She who va.aes less the face
 Than that charm the seal san throw Whatsee'er her fortune be. She's the bride-ths wife--for me. She whO knows the bsart requires Something more than lips of dew That when ioVe's brief rose expires, Love itself dies with il too Whatsoever her fortnBe be, She's the bride--tlle wifs-for me
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

ET Al arsast P@zaasa es~ and cabbage go natural ta1i h~ WAS eAEssa b ssp~Hsss asn ssioEs tAey ~srs esi<Aed. hscasss sAs ssw esnmsaesa ezsaax his eabSsxss
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

D. ~om~a ssoasa nus b. rurely bssi-sanFea aeg~et- ~isa The esge ieachiax inc gruaad. rha fes' Heqsirrd for th~ basis he Agas. ssAsr- wiss Pasnizi semss Sf sacnwFssssa~ss impeffse- ton pc-sesses us- sm nos prepared ts sasocxss he Sciavonisa hrevisy of pes;ieoat. wah supple msn' of frIilea troaseT; perhan~ hsbsts ot ~l- 'ag bsrssa he hope Of such kasbsen,s eser hesag satroanred. Bst weaid csrsAisiy rscomnend slsas 'i's sksrts of waking ereases ssoAad never cam. witsa'a ttsrse i0cass ef The ersana- ~heshe wstA sspPaemsat or not = C1a~Aesp' Ealz6svF JhasnsE
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Life Is like the gushing stream. Flowing from tue wooded mDHHtzins, Sparkling ia the noon tise bsaEnA, Bublathg up from chrystal fountains LiGe is onward ia is flow,
 Like the calm, majestic river, Gathering strenth while here below, From is motions eeasing never. As the stream flows to the river, As the river to the sea- Life is flowing en forever
 Reaching to Eternity. Life Is Fall of care and trial,
 While 1t dw'eiis upon the earth. And hoay seif-dsaiai,
 Fits fl for heavenly birth. HesveHwar1 iead is solemn marches, Rising ever, craving Rish. To the bright. O'erhznging arches, opening to the upper SKY.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

" Ehess as% s'~s :sssags, ssys Mss Psstsng- ssa. shs; sbo4ld ss ., soms every evening II ssrk --es~s sad xea~a--esPsci~sis | yAsg sEs s.sssax asns@s aa th~ beGs~- ysae
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

t- scss saAF. is sane shape. Pssssss sis. and g,a sraiy spsakiag. sAe uOsv lr yaa rsf iuss sAs ssxssz.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

IT Ba&wsts askpa has srseia. pw. Jshnssn, Is sss io~s dsissisa ?" fsx. sir." said yshassn. bat 4 ia adsisses sAsi .tssys ees,ssiug sE~sa
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Tro sf~ ~E@.--SeH~ps. -ef fAs Tasrsloosa 0hssr- yer. E - sonc Puaksns ' safs,. d ws may padgs from ths following Iseanic eonzspoadrnre.
 Scraps usra to maaage the sasiae-s aHAirs ef sn uncle s Piisssarr who szssag vsser pecaisarssIss, ~ss very economical sf words. One szy ths ssd g-utssmaa, bearing thzt there wsa basi at tAe wharf. sy which he wished ss maks iasgs ship meat ss rsss, ss wr0se tha's so, Scraps ~R Dear Scrapu- board. Yours, Hrnexz.
 Scraps ssus han. though. si Ass Swa game Es wrote barks
 Gear Esac YauEs. srn.r~.
 n--se-m1-cea-s~. tsss my cad oa SoaFal- Cel-on- fCoai oal.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
Hew they wed in Heosier Land.

HOW t0Et VI GU An ftSoSAG8 LAA0s rhere are few things thai tend more to lscrease the number of marriages than simplicity in the casio- mary mode of tying the hymenial knot Many q modest. sensitive ,nan shrnks from wedding a bright particular sz- becsase he incks the courage to 20 through the trying formaIities such oecs sicns n Hossier land. the ceremoney i- free from al such complications. being simpirfed thns 'Whsi is your ns4ns sir7'
 fMsity'
 Any relation of Matty Van BH-enF Ne sfr-ee'
 w hsi is your name, Miss7'
 'Peily.'t
 Polly whatf-PsEiT Hcpkius'' Nc squire. Jisi plain Poiiy.' -MHtty, do you love Pollys Wal I doe~'
 Well. Polly. Go you love MsttyT' Ne ni-raks. sqairs'
 Wei then, yoa want to be tied" I reckon so'
 Then, pronounce yss man and wife Thank yoa. sir.'- Fankes Blsds
 
 Hspai--Tbe Pensaeesa Democrat of the l6th inat says:
 The U. $ frigass Rariizn. Com. Parker. and the [. s sleoy sarsiegE. Com Nicholson. =enl to sen ye~aerdsy, bosnd ts the North (homsl pia Hsvanu. The commodore. ws understand. IS insarncisd 10 acsnaad tbs asduessd Key. What win the result be of such courss on the p1rt of ear gOVernmeBif
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

e3- Il h said that $ Necessity s sbs mother af inssnsasa-s Nssasr sAs the daddy sas-ae nss, be . Eozses.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

9I- class which gvasssafed aes taoarsad years sgc, embraced among s's meGsh<r~ cue Eilims. ss iacVrrtEihle gag; sas who wss sos noted kas asy particular aaa pointed asrnnrn is h5s sfnases Mathematics ras pastieaiaF oblr~t sf Tans dis rsxass; saa ths eass~a Aim seesaasal ps Eespras wsss fs ery professor sf fcoaies. On ere seeasiaa, rAe professor, during he recitation. ssksa Tam ia explain she method af asceriaialag sha Assszanial Paral.@x os she san. Tsm replAed
 ~I agNT kpo9 hsw ''
 Bur-" said tsAs professor, suppose yea wrrs appointed by shs guvsmmsnt a ass<rssim a. whst worAd yea ass"
 I'd reaigni~ Ers~-ay rsscndrd Ton ani6 shs eouvulsiye sugeter of ss ciass, aaa even the pssle. sOr actually rsFpetFssed gfla.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
11M WuMNa

O. aii k2a1s sseh e ssesaesa k4ais n8le af kAaaa Pasas~s. AAashsilss sksEss SaAassaf. aas Csaass. hlss Easmhss Fmmssal and Gsssilaa finhszs4 Emmsa. Bosk sns famphaas Pssms&nR. sxeemsse w4xh annR- na~ ana dap@acA, q msasants psteNa fsr a@ah.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
FERNS FOR ADVERTISING

A4pmumumsna. wEa An lnagseS ua t,la anrsa pua.s C lIss ssknr pnpssn ss Shls ia, CT sannfe Ser taa 6uua isusra1as. aua hfsy sTnh . ns@nss hx euHA ns6ssiwmni psalssmiiea- AkA~sad aAaenmMs win hs RMss b tnaas whe a6vwTsssa hg tha yssF.
 kr PansnnaeFs ars smEhssasaat1 nrs saaef saemnR. znd VII rwsatA ia Pes ssnl ef sa naaaag Fsssspt9 cad ts4a@mssnsd tNuN fss paN~ss and adpwrsssmmntn
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04
LIFE.

BE REV. ]. G. FoRxAx.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-04

Oh! e9ms to the ssuth. Fwset- hssafifui sus. FTis the cline of the hsar4. tis the shrine sf ths
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

Rail ReAD ITEMs.gaThe Massachusetts, RallEoad
Companies are about making their eemi-ann9at dis
tribation of profits among their stockhoiderSs The
Western and Eastern Roads have already declared
kfour percent dyidends and tits the
kFitchbure Worcester; and Maine wi pay the same
peE eentage. The old Colony, PEoyidencea and Eall
River roads, it is understood will three anda
half per cent each. This kind goE Investment still
continues to be theavorite at thsfeast, can be
] otherwise. Mo- banks are so profitable, nor any
Misunderstanding corporation sure of mixing large
returns aswell located and well anaged rail reads
ins Morsessolne of Telegraph now Hns from y ew
York direct to Philadel phias The wires are carried
across the Hudson at Anthony Nose sszsllgFgss
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03
lrr NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
jul IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BIZ Assszassi
u11,LIAM w II OF DE N,afo.
EDITOR AND, PRoPRIETOR.. ae 2''z2n.

1ronrU CAROLINA Sr1NDARD is published week
TIE TEree Dollars per annum payable in advance. In
j. ".nce will the paper be sent, unless the money for
no sbo accompany the order. Subscribers, and
the sl Ivbo may wish to send money to the Editor, can
% al times, by Mail and At his risk. Receipts for
- s,ms will be promptly transmitted. q ss'o -
samo not exceeding fourteen lines will be
time for dollar, and twenty-five cents fol
seouent insertion those of greater length in pro-
''c Court Orders and judicial Advertisements will
Inrred twenty-five per cent higher than the above
' : reasonable deduction viii be made to those who
a3rsrse .rs by the year. z .ai ~ oy - a.E9, iis7
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

The PoPuLAa, VorE-TAYiIoB LARGELY IN rHP
MINORITY, The New York Herald in giving the
Texas and Wisconsin,, which have nofbeen beard
from officially. 1t gives the votes in those States ats
Wisconsin for Cass 14,440; for Taylor .Qss Var
Buren 10, ,l95-Texas, for Cass 1885, Taylor3s777;
cording to the Herald, is Cass 1,216,746; Taylor
l,S5582s; Van Bdren s9l 1927 Gerrit Smith and
scattering 1888. Taylor over Cass l39 iTsy-
lor less than all others I56, We have kept an
account of the official votes of the States as they have
been announced, which differs from notyery
materially, Assuming therefore, that the Herald IL
correct General Taylor is by many tholsa hds the
greatest minority President ever elected to that high
Office, being about one hundred and ffty-seveh thou
sand behind his competitors! Here is a.whittling
down efithes;gloriops Wing triumph = with 9 rrsh!
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03

- .aevloa ras7t HalaaitSep rs ts
wv. aoifss1zIsat sei5 u bssoi1nsso
roIUME a t5'sarfa sd; saszes s1t .ss5aJ gigsuo
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-01-03
.a3kId Ia9oaq afITl.i2Iaai
3TbI12 III

.sssI 30 zsdsg8a9li .TA1sa8I
10 aai9sasG bsfaa~71S sce3A t5H "a ,sRgsodT 5fr
-zsfsd yftuDe 0sasysi49 70 sHsf5aI sa1olsd0 slf
.ss3.. .sgtIt) bGF s4s so9J9 80 asiimroa 51: D asz
t8eafR Q sBegf15 tYsas - goitiJse sscsrsstkq III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
From he National Iu.eIIi.encrr.

European News az Hand.-The re
legraph Informs rs 10 the arrival II 81
Johns N. b. ~ The European steamer
which sailed from Liverpool on the lOll
instant. She has two ~ssks' lster news
IRON Europe. Our despatch. giving !
glimpse Of il, says:
Frame was under murh excitement
and Paris in great rnnfussi0n. owing 10 !
supposed plol nf the Red Republicans &c
nsurp The Government. Eighty thousand
troops were called ont. and matters final.
ly snbdued. Paris was Tor a dsy or iwo
on the verge ri another revolution.
Sir Henry Lyion Bul~ e. has been ~.
painted Minister from Great Britain "a
the United States. The QUEEN made =
long speech n The opening &c paIlismenl,
recommending adhesion 10 established
rules, bur sconnmy in Government. All
affairs in Ireland quiet. Continental news
unimporiani.
American securities have further adj.
saneed. Flour is unchanged. Corn 80
10 32s. Iron improving. Cotton very
active, and advancing; fair UPLAND al;
Orleans and Mobile a.. Money abundant
and easy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
Common School Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.


z sufficiently supported. The subscriber intends
g publish . Inoaihly P.F<r q eight pascs. O.
lhs pnTpo.e 0f dilIuxing information On he snl,-
jrct Il charlottesville The especisI tiew Of IN
Posing thr character u our eon.lnan Schooss.
Il = intended % give an accouni. drawn from
the pubic documents and aalsf sources, az Ihs
Origin and progress u our Common School sys-
lem. o compare 4 with that % Olher States here
and IN EuFope, thus noting our improvement over
foImeT yeap. and suggesting The means 0f over
coming The deleris and difficulties under mich
&c siili lahor. This viii Iead Us 10 investigate
die sources from which school funds are derived,
fse soies d their application, the preservation Of
order 10 schools. The selection d proper books
study. the recreation suitable Cor the pupils, lie
Treatment necessary Cor different dispositions, &c.
And believing that ihe State which would inn
prove is schools musi flint improve is Teachers.
a potion of orr columns 0il he devoted 10 Tie
quesions-iiow are our srhesls 10 le supplied
with rofnPrirnt Teachcnsi How 10 The standard
Of edueaiion 10 he raised, and The sersices u
hand secured who are well qualified 10 90 forth
and IN the spirit II. love. labor fof The advance
Incni Of the children who arc placed under their
charged
But Education Is . word Of very extensive
WrANihSs hnu hhusukn Wc primary uhlect 81 the
publication may frequently take Us into the school
room, We do not intend 10 10 always confined
there. Our subject matter l. The human mind.
and the infuences-eood and bad. with a view
Of preventing the one and strengthening the 9th
rt-which can he brought 10 operate upon Il.
That this 10 . theme Of the deepest moment none
can deny. Itgrasps the interests not ofihis world
only--h reaches through eternity. We shall not
hesitate then, rs occasion may demand. 10 enter
the family circle, TO place ourselves on The streets
or mingle IN the busy crowd. and there set forth
the rules Of lie and principles Of conduct which
We believe will promote the good Of our rare hero
and rebound TO our everlasting welfare in the life
which l. 10 come.
The publication will he commenced in Green's
borough, 80 soon as 0 sufficient number of sub
scrihcis can be obtained 10 dersy the expenses 81
prining-to he printed on fair type, Of so rents
year, payable on the receipt af the FIRST num-
her.
Letters relating TO the paper may be directed
(post psid) 10 Nercus Mendrnhall. jamestown,
Guilford county, N. G. Subscriptions also 70.
ceised At The Patriot Office.
NEREUS MENDENHALT..
I'll mo. 7, ls49.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the In,clligenosr.l

Friday, Feb. -, 1919.
Tonacco.-The market continue, ami
mated. and prices have an improving ten
dcncy. We quote as before. 2 a &c.
No really fne offering.
CorToS.-Good and fine lots bring 9.
a o. ceEis, with good demand.
FIouR-Is unchanged. Sales BY whole
sale are slow al IS. Retail 81 a ST.
Wharf.-The small quantity arriving
finds purchasers al 90 100 cts. There
Is only one mill Row in operation, and
that will stop for the season in few days.
CoRS.-Bu, little doing for export.
The town trade takes what oilers al IS a
40 renis,
PEAs.-Blackcye Peas IS 4 so cts.
BsAss.-While Beans 20 cents.
Bacon va. cured IA ste.
BRAspr.-Ys. Apple 30 80 rents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
SOUTH LOWELL
MALE ACADEMY

THIS Institution is located in the Eastern part
u of Orange county, and for health and good
society is not surpassed in the state. Il is stuat-
od near South Lowell Mills, eleven miles east Of
HilIsborough. The School is under the direction
Of the Rev. JAMS A. DEAN, graduate Of tho
Wesleyan University, Connecticut,
TuITIoS-PrR SESSION,
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $40 90
Higher branches Of English, 10 SO
Latin and Greek, IL 90
The School will commence on Mondaytthe 9th
Of February. Board can be obtained in good "a.
miles at six dollars.
JAS. s. LEATHERS, -
ID. G. PARRISH, 80
A. w. GAY, SSS
JNO. A. M'MANNEN, .ss
RICH. BLACKSALB.
January 10. 46--tw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
Prohibition Of Slaves as rIercha di,e.

An immediate and extra session az ihr
Legislature Of Mississippi is demanded by
the citizens Of Hancock county. in thai
State. iar the purpose Of enaciing Law,
prohibiting The further ingress Of slave.
from the border Slales Of The Sonih. In
their petition 10 the Governor. they repre-.
sent thai the States Of Maryland. Virginia,
Kentucky. and Missouri. wllers slavery
has ceased to be profitable. from The IN.
certain tenure by which slaves are held.
are now throwing an immense black pop.
ulalion an the extreme Southern States,
which is destined TO increase with i'm.
mense rapidiiy. TO avoid this result,
they propose io..compol the more Northern
Of the slave.hol,ling States 10 retain then
slaves within their own borders,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
Internal Improvement. - We learn

tnt0rnal improvement - we rhIn
from gentleman just from Piusborough,
that large and enthusiastic meeting Of
The friends ~ Internal Improvement. Of all
parties. was held there on Tuesday last, al
which DR.. McCl,nahan presided. 10 take
action upon The improvement Of Cape
Fear and Deep Rivers, as authorized by
the Act Of last Session. The object Of The
meeting was explained by the Chairman.
in an able and satisfactory manner; after
which, the eoncourse WIS addressed by
Messrs. Giles Mehsne and Hugh Wad-
dell, of Orange, OF whose speeches our in
formani speaks in the highest terms. Al
the conclusion of Mr.. Waddrll's speech,
on motion of Mr.. Hauehton, subscription
books were opened and upwards Of $50,
600 subscribed Immediately. The best
spirit prevailed. and an interest was man.
ifes,ed, whirh, we can venture 10 saw,
renders ihs completion Of this work cock
SURE. Indeed, our friend learned. land
which we have also heard before, that Mr..
Thompson, The engineer, ha. offered 10
take the entire work. in conjunction with
Major Gwynn. and finish il for 81 80, 900,
giving bonds for the faithful execution of
the contract. Raleigh Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
IRE BIafk TO-. =. !,

The Black TonsIe.-ws learn rom
hr. GeorEe t:ren. a.erri.ani Gsom a.,us.
=. h.. Ii,sl several sleaihs GrrEn IL, ~.
r'er disease. he blark toRgse. have arrar-
nd IN fiizi piArr. he SAYS il "a dresd.
IA Aaiady indeed. The heads a pasisuls
s~sli immodeaairly. The longne Proiu,l !
from ssaeir mouths. eyes glaEing. and he
y hole fare il discnl0Fed and horribly dis.
loFicd. ending speedily IN death.
cinaaaGai a.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
Discovery Of a New Mountain Pass

otoeVfShJ Va q ANeW 1etahSek<AA S<Sos
"A Texan hunter gives the following ac-
count Of new pass through the grea.
chain Of mountains which traverse the
continent:
lie states, according 10 the Houston
Telegraph. that there is broad pass be-
tween the vast ranges Of the hnahuac
Mountains on the south, and the Rocky
Mountains or Cordilleras Of the north,
that extends quite across the continent,
from The valley Of the Rio Grandc 10 that
Of the Rio Hiaqui. This pass. he says,
resembles the Southwest Pass discovered
by Fremont, and the ascent 10 the sum-
mil Of the table lands of Mexico. is there
so gradual, tina. il appears like an extcnd-
ed plan, and carriages and loaded wagons
can pass from the valley of the Rio Grande
TO the valley of the Hiaqui, as easily as
they can pass over the nndnlaiing prairies
of Western Texas. The distance from
one valley to the other, he estimates al
only 500 miles. This pass, he says,
about in the latitude Of 30 degrees, extends
between the valleys Of Monclova and the
Cochos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28

A yenng married Lady of New YORK
whose husband Was 10 New 0IIrans. be
zane lately Impressed with The idea ina
he had died &c die shalers. so inlainzI.
Cd did she become. Thar she rallied upon .
i"rinne-ielleT. aho confirmed her worst
iears. She returned home and bersme.
that night. rasing maniac. While her
husband has .JsInmed home in good
health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
lie Vsarfsr y ile fovth -.

lie Neaffer a. tie fczfh Tie
gaot T<sfas q he riiss az CLalission
I'D Sasahnah weEe SURPRISED Lei Salur-
ssas ssnraiug 10 end Iii1i daring de night
iilry hid aeen lsFortd sish = . eOnsi.er-
ai'tr' "a ~ snow. Such IA occurrence,
he Csuntr says. Is quiie unusasl a
{ hailesien. ard has moi before been sii-
nesstd . he ssrc extent or many yssrs;
and he sassnash RePublicsn sass Ihai i
: ihs htsi snoS 81 that rlare since March
less' nfss.g Twelve years $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-02-28
German Emigration to California.

We learn from a private source, that al
the last dates from Bremen. in Germany.
several vessels loaded with emigran,s were
about ready to proceed to California from
that port. The gold fever had spread
throughout Germany. and emigranls in
grea. numbers we're preparing themselves
for expeditions to the land Of promise.
Boston Traveller.