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Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
n o II S u n X.

Just reed direct from Boston per i
BLEACHED and Brown Shirtings, Sheet
cloths, 3-4 to I0-4 drillings and osnaSulS
apron checks, hickory stripes, CaIoi
Sakeko and Laconia plaids, heavy cotoes
white and red flannels, tickings, blk Dlv
cassimers, Kennebec tweeds, plaid cassln
ginghams and muslins, printed muslIa'
fig'd turkey red prints, fancy draPery'
perry, Irish linens, blk and cold CAM
superior braces, Italian cravats, SIR NV
Berlin and buck gloves, white and Color
cotton, Damask table covers, linen
napkins, canvas Russia shcetlngs'
green berage; pink, blue and white cl.I
hdkfs., check and plain cambrics, Swiss
shoe facets, mems cotton and worsleO
tent thread. sewing silk, whale bone'
va.s, mouse de lains, silk warp alpaca, y n
prints, all kinds and prices; mournlns M
bobbinot, silk serge, purse silk, liren =
bindings, Tarleton shawls, ribbons,
prints, for quilts blankets. palm iGsI GSIsH
peting. Il. s- Dr.
May ~, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
X OCK HOTEL.

Ia MAJOR PELHAM has leased and will
fMs..AM open for the accommodation of visitors and
,,s,EE3a boarders, by the day. month, year, that
EEkka& large edifice the bank of the river,-the
first below tn State House. in the city of Little Rock
Arkansas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed
and repaired newly furnished and entirely renovated
in respect His table will always be abundantly
supplied with the very best the market affords A
Reading Room is opened in which may always be
found newspapers from various parts of the United
States.
G3-The Rock HOTEL will be opened the 5th day
of February, IS49.
Jan. 80, IS49 T47--tfI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

Oh naA LBS. BACON 200 bushels Corn
AO.OUU 200 do. Oats. 500 lbs Lard. 100
Meal, 2OoO lbs. Flour; Dried Apples and Peaches
Hams; Tor sale by E. B. BISHOP & CO.
II, lS49
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Fresh Groceries.

YNHE subscriber begs leave TO acquaH
IL friends and customers, that he is |
large additions to bis extensive stock
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & |!
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat
to which he invites the attention OF
being satisfied that he can sell as low
er esiab ablishment, for Cash or Country
HiS stock now consists i'm mart Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

4 ORSE AND MULE COLLARS and WAGON
il a Whips ust received and for sale by
March 81, 40. WALLACE g. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

700 sacks saIt so kegs DaI
100 - coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbIs and half bbIs 20 kegs poI
Whisiiey 30 boxes ID
Is hhds sugar 20 81
ID bbls molasses 10 " GanPi
10 " loaf sugar 10 " Sarc1
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 :. boots
300 plough moulds 200 los sole I
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 30 sides up
100 sets wagon boxes 6 6dozpanlS
500 lbs cast steel. En- 3 sacks
glish, Blister, German, l -
and American do. 6 bales
Together with OK chains, log chan
chains, tin ware, quoensware, and
Also few articles in the Dry GOOD
many others too numerous TO menI
which he will be happy to show to
may honor him with a call.
GEORGE AZ
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
TAYLOR g. STIDHAM,

HAVlNG entered into Co-partnership in the
ELL TAILORING business, at the old stand,
first door South of EngIand's Cabinet Ware room.
where they propose carrying on the business in
its various branches. They would respectfully
inform the public that they prepared to fur
nish garments of every description, in their line.
made in strict conformity with the present fashions
and taste of the day. Orders promptly executed.
Grateful for past favors, the subscribers solicit
continuance of patronage. L. &. 5.
March 10, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Glassware! Glassware! GIaSsm
valuable Patent Medicipe,,

valuable Patent Medicine.
ID ECEIVED by late arrivals general
Ia of family medicines, such as:
DR.. Jaynes Expectorant. Wistar's H.
:, Ia9c AIterat'Ve. Wild CherT
y Rneeir,miiuge. Sands Sarsapit
,1n, p.,, Pills. Thomsons IN
Moiht1s rms. Tar I
kusslan Cosmetic (ior the Mitchel's Cd
mar Fluid
roor nan 6iaster. Ihom.oas
Sooh dhtl'Dillous rms. Ter
Capsules.
For sale by Il. SVEVEySgyl
March |, 1919. r, u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26

HnAa LBS. Juniatta Bloonud Iron, assorted;
AcOOOWagon and Dandy Tire, horse. shoe
nan rods hoop, band, scoup, round square, king.
bolts land sides, pow wings, mole boards; Am steel
tea-kettles Sc for sale by Z. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Dry Goods, Blankets. etc.

Dry Goods, Blankets, etc.
900 Bales I, A and 80 inch brown domestic
HVO 10 do Georgia homespun
10 do Creek stripes do Carolina do.
30 do bed-tck, assorted = blue denims
II do osnaburg; do kerseys.
10 do brown drills.
10 cases I, and A bleached shirtirgs
do Merrimac and blue prints. ..
1000 pieces Prints latest ST les and pa ttdns.
so pair fine scarlet, blue and white Nacknaw
Blankets.
4O doz. 6-4 to l2-l4 Indian shawB together
with general stock of seasonable Drg Goods, pur
chased in New York and Boston in the .ast 80 days.
All of which will be sold low prces and liberal
terms by HENRY g. CUNNINGHAM.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
Blacksmith Tools
Sundrics.

.. Sundrics.
AA HHDS. best brown sugar; 100 bags best Rio
fO coffee ; 10 do black pepper 5 do allspice
1000 lbs. saleratus 1000 do best Dutch madder
200 do best Caracas indg
barrels copperas ) do birthstone
10 boxes raisins ; 10 do cheese
% packages young hyson and imperial tea
80 caddies imperial tea, lbs. each
~ barrels Boston and New Orleans loaf sugar
5O boxes bar soap, 80 boxes star candles starch .
chalk, whiting spanish brown, black lead borax flour
sulphur, cloves, nutmegs, etc, etc, all of which will
be sold low by HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
January Is, 40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
From the Fayetville Observer
POLITICAL TuRN.CoATs

In an article Of more pith than is usual
" found in tina, paper, The last NnrllI
Carolnian has a very broad lnsinuallon
against The integrity Of Mr.. Reds motives
in leaving the Wing patty. and turning
democrat" some Twelve or fifteen years
ago,.Me believe. This has suggested a
faw reflections, not intended 10 bear upon
the present canvass, (n which We mean
10 Jake na .part.)
Ii has hecoale quite common, Of late
years, 10. see young and aspning gentle
men, whose education, habits. assoclaiiens.
competitions, and. above alt, principles,
led them naturally into the ranks Of the
Wing party, suddenly, become raatns
I.ocofpcos,, in The bosam of winch parry
they are cherished as brilliant stars, pro.
NOTED TO the leadershlps, and rewarded
with the honars and .emolumei!is which
the party. individually and collectively,
takes especial care.,o beslow upon rene.
gades. In such cases we cannot .bpt have
anr own thoughts, though Il be uncbsarlta.
Bile to entertain, and improper 10 express
them. These gentlemen may be perfect
ly honest in thus wheeling about, II 50,
they have the appreciation d their own
consclences, and may well defy the indg-
nation. Of Wings and the sometimes
smotheredl contempt of their new associ.
sies. The insinuaiion in the Carolnian.
however. Is an evidence. that whether The
change be honest or not. no lapse Of time.
no party services, or party ties. will bar
the lmpu,atlon of i,s baseness. should the
occasion seem to Justify il, even from
those Who have proh'ed by 'ha ms,nla,ed
ueaehery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

pnncillss snd feelings 81 he naiion--ilse
me s.ssrIeigniy; il Is 60 ~. nol The
psendo-nlal.Ii,y. 70 inlrEPisi ne cons,iln.
linn; he Pgrsllenl ami Ministers haze
liola,rd lie constitution. sndii nisIsrlss
lave connivrd b. soie o. arquilial I'll,
therefore. AZ these lTaileTs are bore IL fel.
ipsO fa1f0 auilaned. authority his right
fills passed ID The niparily. Nh"se uni.
il is 10 .Iganise themselves 3 supreme
government, ald gasp all paHer-
This. literally. Aas The dAlis pTnelasna-
lion ri III ilesr i.aanals. iron llisia, u
las. 1esI 10. Me.lass5sy. lhe rPUsh Of
their ab.Hure aiismpi. Nhsn. an Mon
day. Ie.lra Robin. alaihemaiizlng lie 4.
srmbly. Vas requested u rfarn.i,rr iaal
4 uas liz 0iEspriug 81 unsteFsai. suHiase.
ne sas.sTtd: II rAH understand LIE
lares II universal spirage: hut riiere Is
something snpsrlarisil-- Eternal !ts,,ss." "
Thus il u thar. Ahenelrr iunlsmenial
ps,ssip!rs sai essential Institutions a NJ
puhlissaisai. or constitutional texts and
prores-rs. operate 10 The disappointment
of their Efforts snd aims, They appeal q
something vague and smhlgul"'ls. beyond
81 eSirsnppns. and hold themselves ire
Of ali possible restraints and ordinances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
rng rNsn REPrRIIes.

Two Republics have come inio eSis-
lence within Tie pasl ear. nnr ia snLsh-
lfn,d and polished France. and lhs other
upon lie brnigliied shores. OF Africa. They
are both. as yel. puliliral expcrim.nis--H
being problem VII Ia be solved. Mheib-
es either Is Capable Of self government.
There are many puUiIs Of ro'urasi. and
but few Tesenhlances. beiweea Them.
The one was composed Of nslion Of
slaves. who, but sl4on lime since. we're
ii the lswesl point Of ciyillzalInn: The 9th.
er MAS formed Out oi. a GalIun IS hose hDasl
il has been Tor centuries lllat she was The
centre aud model u .rt fnem9ni and ci.I
lizailon. Aud vel il We Iake pp The Com
slliulions adopted by these respective re-
publlcs and compare lhcm. there ase few
Anerirans, Al least, who Would mol say
Tia, lie l.IbeIian has The advantage Over
tie frensh. Thuagh 40 have "ur iearB
"a. regahl 10 each. ,el we arc free To avow
that We leel greater confidence in ihe be-
lief that civil and religious liberty. will
lind more permanent home on the shores
of Africa. Than IN Paris. III one nation.
her cilzens sci oni with The most dislluel
and direct recognition uf lhcir ievpledness
To God Tor all lh,.ir privileges, civll and
religious, aud ilrir arcoynlahllily 10 hia
for The proper improvement u lhcai.. Bnl
as respected contemporary. The Western
Episcopalan, has well remarked, "nu
such idea Of accountability seems 10 per
wade. the people Of France. il we may
Judge from. lie present inhlel tone Of hcr
4. journals, the proposed desccralion Of her
churches AND the simosi enlre neglect Of
the hrisliau Sabbath. The great Re,
form Banquet which resulted in The ever.
throw of the late monarchy. Was held on
the Sabbath, and the day was changed
more oui Of respect To the memory of
Washington lhan from ans regard 10 the
mdmance. OF. God. The same day was
fixed upon for the first assembling Of her
REPRESENTATIVES to sonslllnle government
aud afterwards for the election ol her first
magistrate. = .'
! How different this state Of fittings FROM
what was Witnessed mol many months agt
in the " Model Republic OF Africa Al
though anxious 10 have her nationality re
cosnisrd. she declined a national salll,
from French squadron because il was
proierel on The sabbath. From the samc
cause afterwards no response was made
I 10 the booming guns of an English YES
sci. which III honpr Of herne"S assumed
position, disturbed the que, Of her >acret
hours. She acknowledged that her inds
Incidence among nations was 10 be man
4 ;aiup,I anly III her dependence upon iht
i favor of God. -,
i These facts, and the knowledge tia
tilge proportion Of The rlizens Of ,hI
4 Alrlcsn Repuhlli are p"us people. MAXI
us relnse with confidence III The brighten
ing and glorious prospects of hiheria
while we wall Win dispensing soliciind,
The result Of The present iearlu! crisis il
France" Presb. Hsrca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

a. il sesacily AMI challenge % 10 he
pro.ll LEI Il take warning fraIn IL iwin
bp,lher. lie Standard. IN IA. Ia The case
u Sheppard o. All Bsak OiherIs. We
ask ~. sid care mol that > reaiain sPreth
sl Ms, Us II Congress SSys-He know
Gbsl n SAYS as web as the Democrat. aa5
ia sabsianre u amounts 10 The same-llle
one j. lWeeLle-dam-ille other iwesdle-
doe. We knaw mnre--we knnw Thai
Nj. geuable has slightly backed anI from
lie position lie 0cryPlsd n ihis ianres.
lille haaangue: Then. - Nc understood
I'm. and y olhs,s ualersload him, these
nnninirTcouTse and piralicai laws we're %
be edoIred against .Ihe ApEhl, lilt
Hords ale his..-HE wanted '.aoliIing 70 ~
wnh Ler--nolhing shes goi. " Now. iae
s.dl wants .. nallilng 10 10 with her. noiia,
ing she's got''-hr sull urges dlsunloil---
but IN regard IL nuninielcnurse and eoniis-
cation Or Ilrar,. lie fills back an IL
speech IN Congress. and says. "enioIes
ihrse laws against surh States as rrivse
10 lend Us siIrir sGuyls - get TunaN y
slaves" Here. hfl, IRE apparently iaa
POSITIONS. baI Tie one Just aslsbsufd aud
dishonest az the o!lles- both leading dl
rr.ly 10 civil war and disuniun. II
Wh.ch sAnl III Mr.. lenablc's roal.iagl u
Tie Democrat larked--Or j. il TAXED !:
ball,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
mari. the Hypocrite Washing

ton Union, SNORT lime silcei hfOhgnl Us
d grave charge against the Administration,
that The Leads Of departments had caused
a, large number Of blanks Ia be printed,
which we're 10 be used as lioiiees 10 those
clerks aud olllrr persons in nihca, .whem
they designed 10 remove. THIS lie I'm.
ION allr,lged was CONCLUSIVE praoi that The
prossripuqn praclieed By The AiminlsirA,
iiun was prclnudllaied, and that lhcFelne
III would be sweeping III lis character.
The bloudy blanks were iikened 10 ;llu
" ltlues lie rarheI," So common ~ the
reign OF the Baslile il France: and The pi.
Gus organ. lilling is venerable palms in
holy horrur, Intercepted. s..
When such preparations are made for
wide and sweeping political butchcry.
how ran lie mrndacious miniuus Of this
corrupt AdminIsigatioa have the hardihood
TO assert that removals are made FOR cans
es other than political, /. .
The Republic, however, came ont and
showed thai The "leilres de cachei.
which had filed the ex.organ with So
much indlgnalion--whirh had exhibited
such clear and indispulable evidence o
lie corruption aud bloody mindednrss q
J tue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prepared ~ tic
Treasury Department during Mr.. Pnlk''
tenn. and that The present heads 81 Depart
men,s had had nothing 10 do with he mat
teri Aud v hal docs The Unipn lhereupQl
do! does il acknowledge thai il has pro
mulsaIcd SANDER against the Admins
lralnl. and that IFS editors ought To b,
tied 10 an ass's tail aud whipped up AM
down Pennsylvania Avenue. tit. 1
merely changes ils mode Of attack. ltal
hedges That Tie Administration would has,
had Just such letters printed. il II had no
found them ready tot. hand. Therefor,
il is, Of course, Just as corrupt, terncious
malignant, aid blondy minded as fit la,
prepared, them itself! In Mr. Folks Ad
'ninisiIaiiDn, this was as fair and mild
hing as ever was in Gen. Taylur's il il
every illng iile, mean and dcttstable
Was there ever suth hyPncrisy IN. pa
per before! or such credulily and igno
rance on the part Of those Wto PIN lhei
faith - It's sleeve. Surely noi.
n. G. irgus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
Singular and Fatal Occurrence

On Saturday last. about 10 o 'clnek A. NJ,
Almost singular occurrence look place al
John Prices store. Al SassafIas Neck,
Marylsnd.) A litle boy. about years
Of age, entered. the slnTe and called for
some goods. and While he siorekeeper
was putting them up FOR HIM. barrel of
RIM, near which he stood, exploded with
a loud nniss. covering him with lis con-
tents. and en,rloplng him in q sheet ol
fame al Inc same instant. lie ran Out Of
The slore inioa clover loi, succeeded IN ex.
lingnishing the flame. but he was burn, so
badly thai he died fifteen minutes after
the acciden, happened. No cause is as.
signed lor this strange and unfortunate oc-
cuuence. Price. said there was no hire
near the barrel when il exploded, and Iha,
about iwo.,hir,ls Of The liquor had been
drawn oul Of il. as lie supposed.
Cecil Dtmocrdf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

Abuses Exposei.-A gentleman lllels
appointed postmaster IN an important Town
81 Indiana. writes 70 frirnd ii Washing.
ton as IullaWs
And here lei me inform you Of seize
iacls which none afus would have though.
could he. When came inlo uiiire lunIl
moi les Than 500 documents. SEM by or
lale. VI. C.. all laid carefully aside. Some
/. 100, copies Of the life OF Gen. Taylor
laid away. and numerous other public do.
rumsnls.-al least Two canvass bags full,
ard Strange 10 say. mol Eve 81 Them were
DslapsEsiis docamenis; all Wing, and
hahAsu %. 4 is 80.
This. and other matters WHICH found
| in tie Office, consipced Ipe thai al The VII.
lany which msa cnuld conceive Mas
systematically carried on b. the Office.
holders. lgalhrged al such documents
as were fl 10 distribute and gave them
oui. Hundreds were too filthy 10 han.
de-" :,
/ II is right ihat tie above malyersalioil
in office should he exposed. Il never
would have been exposed, except in con-
sequence Of The exercise Of the removing
and appointing power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

The Legislature Of Virginia. in the spe-
cial session called 10 revise the Code. liale,,
IN The House nT Delegates. so modified
The pnwrr uf the Governor 10 grant par
d"n thai he is prohibited from so doing on
the ground that The sentence is contrary
70 law or contrary 10 evidence; bu, he
may pardon il Tie criminal be recommend
ed TO mercy BY the jury or court. or if
new facts are disclosed after the lrial and
he may always rsprieve until tie pex,
session Of the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18

We learn from Washington lliai the
Administration is gong OF calmly, peace
lully. aud hamoninuslv in the discharge
Of lis dnlies, unmovyd by the violent as.
saulls of its enemies. aud rpiitolced tn know
thai its general course gives, Satisfaction to
lis friends. % The unprecedented portion d
The, country, aud is likely 10 scrule The
appreciation Of great maIprily Of the PEG.
pie. fl good Time, when the politics Of
lie officers Of the Government, both ail!lc
Seat nl the Government, both at the Seat
ofGoserpmenl, aRd lhroughonllhe United
States, shall be made known, il will he
.ect, what has really been heretofore The
rxIspl. Of. prescriptions" and how far the
Administration has proceeded in giving
the " Hugs share Of The offices aud ho-
nors Of their Government. The out cry
is now about lie "spoils "--cniuyed so
long, that 10 take them away Is considered
heinuus political crime. As for the rest,
The opposition has and can have nothing
to say. Tie great interests Of The country
are all attended TO, with an ability, an IN.
,luslry and a patriotic devotion. which
challenges the respect and conhdsGce Of q,
the nation. There never has been an.
Administration more honestly determined
to DO lis duty to the whole country, and
more desirnus Of acting alone for the con-
mon aood--ior The welfare, Happiness,
prosperity, and peace u this great Repub-
hc. AGA. ;fds.
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y
From the Milton Chronicle.

a. III y
TAe etllur of the, Illllshnlnueh Demo
cral is " following in lie Footsteps Of his
ilIuStrious" IrFad. .alr. Venahr, not only
in hostility to the Umnn, but IN clairsoy-
ance,' also. i. Mr.. NeaabIe, il vii! be re.
membercd, made u spserh ii Congress i,
reply 10 speech oi Senator. l}.ldser,
which was delivered JJare Judge Badger
had ni,eredra word Of the speech tn WItcli
Mr. lenabIe's pntforled u be a REPLY.
he young gentleman who wields ihe
grey goose quill Tor The " Denocrat,
shows himself equally as smart as Mr..
Venahle. He charges thrs paper with
publishing a"slander'' against rts idol,
the Hon. A. w. Henable, IN representing
him TO have advocated the doririne oi
ron intercourse with The North" il bis
speech al Eances vile, mo4lh as two ago.
Now, IT the Democrat" is. atJclsl 10
Illuminating = SANDER against ills .oppon-
ents. the ,Chroplrie il uot-and ego. we
de,pur against pnr " corn being measured
in lis halt buslir!. BS what, .splhorHy
does the Democrat lmpuie misrepreseata-
ZION to the ,Glsonicle' Was lis Edt,p.
present, and did he hear tie speech! Or.
was he ip Orange, lending 'clairvoyanl'
ear Ia the SAID speech, Nnw, we under.
take 10 say that the said Abraham. in the
aforesaid speech. DID deliver himself Of the
infamnatory remarks we attributed to
Inn IN The manner aud form whereof he
stands charged. lie DID use the word
North III the senss we used 1.-THE fact,
ne oplns is susceptible Of in,unlroreruhle
Ptool. Dare The Democrat to plant itself
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True Heroism.-A missionary Of tho

True Heroism. "A missionary Of tho
American Board al Bombay. having ac-
quired thorough knowledge, Of The Nah.
rata, the English Eas, India Company
offered him a salary Of $4,000 he would
relinqnish his calling, and aid them in
writing and making contracts with tie
natives. On his pelempiorf refusal, they
offered him $50 per week il he would
afford them occasional assistance Two
hours in a day. This offer lie also re.
icrled, saving no money could tempt him
TO rellnquish the work he Was sent 10 pei
form.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
Must be a Martyr.-The removal o

Must be Martyr.-The removal 81
une Simon Drum from the Postmaster
ship III Greepsburg, Pa..) was a cause
lor such an uproar among The !.ocolocos
Of that region, as could not leave doahl
of the indignation they Itl al villa, they
called !" an Outrage he Washington
Union pinned III this general rl.,, and
whilst eulogy was. exhausted upon The
merits aud claims Of Drum, words failed
To fully express the grieihls Dismissal had
caused among The faithful. lie bad peen
soldier--was poor. aud was popular--
all snons against his removal. To con-
sole him, and 10 give them an apporlu lily
Of showing how they loved hlm, aud how
ready they would be 10 put him in any Of.
flee they could gommaad, the Lncolncos
Of Weslmoreland County invited hun 10
asuPpef.". lie accepied the invitation,
The s9pper was eaten.
Simon WAS martyr. lie felt IL. lie
glo,ed in il. !" He liked 10 be despLsed."
# such were the rewards thai were 10 fol.
low il, And Smnn, after all the eating
and drinking. and speaking and crying.
was conducted home by The whole com.
pany, and dismissed To sleep with thee
cheers for Drum
Now Simon is an innocent" He
felt sure that lIlS friends would " DO some
thing for him"--lt was necessary thai
they should show their indignation III =
more lasting way lhan III crying AMI IN
giving han supper. rhe popular eleo'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
The Legislature Of New Hamrshire

have unanimously voted 10 present suit
able block Of granite TO The Washington
National Monument, with the name Of
The State inscribed thereon, agreebly 10
the suggestlnn OF the Board Of Directors
Of The Association, and have appropriated
5000 10 the object. New Hampshire is
the first State which has adopted the sts
gesilon.
We saw Yesterday another enormous
block ofmarblp drawn along Pennsylvania
avenue by eight or ten hur,es, intended
for some particular position in the mopu-
menl. MAJ. Intel
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Western Turnpike, 1t affords lis plea

Western Turnpike, 1t affords us plea
sure TO state, that Governor Manly has
engaged the services Of Maj. S. u. Fox,
an Engineer Of distinguished merit, Ia, SUI
vey and locale tie Tarnflke Road from
Salisbury To The Georgia line.
The Engleeer and Commissioners will
meet in Salisbury IN few weeks. aud
make The necessary reconno!sances, pre-
paratofy 10 The commencement oi The
work. R.tqgi E,s;dsr. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
-"to Lilav and to B,uii."

II. being Wing, they end older and
ADLER leaders in lhai pany Than themselves,
Mho nyrrslatlow them. and casi lsr into
tie luIuIe rIl.ir prospect Of promotion,
They riiaie, snd fret. and despair. and IN.
less they lie honest and finn, isley sarrl-
Ace prinrip,e, seli-rrspecl. The public re-
spccl. const ienre It,ell, for. miserable
mess II poiiagc. which never satisfies
him Il Ito purchases il al such cost.