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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
WHAT RAIL ROADS WILL Do
Georgia Rail Road.-Ii is IN jnco

tesllble fact, says the New Orleans Plea
yune, that for miles on either side Of every
line Of Rail Road which has been made
from one hundred 10 five hundred per cent,
and in many instances I:iuch more, so that
the increased value Of lands alone has
been much more than The whole cost OF
the roads. New life has been infused in.
TO The whole State. Towns are springy
ing up as if by magic. J. All the produce
tions of her soil are speedily waited TO a
ready cash market. and return lreighis
cost not more than one luurlh part Of Tor,
mer prices; and she is now reaping The
rich fruits Of her liberal and enlightened
policy"
The Petersburg lniefligenccr Of Tic s,h
inst. in commenting onIihe above, saws /:
:. Now. we happened 20 have travelled
through good deal of The State of Geor.
gia. and We have seen some as poor land
in il, and no small quantity either, as we
have ever seen in OldiShort Grass" as
Virginia is sometimes slerisi,ely termed.
Bui The intelligent Genrgians did moi mean
that their Stale should stay poor. and they
availpd themselves OF The light OF the age,
and went to work TO improve The value of
their lands. The readiesi way 10 do this
was 10 put these lands nearer market than
Nature had located them. aud they there
fore carried out judicious system Of
Railroad Improvements, antihe result we
see IN The paragraph above qIloied. Nav
we moi now inqulre, il these results have
been achieved in Georgia. why they may
mol be achieved in virgipSal And 10
come home with the question, may we
not ask why il is that our Snuthside Rail- |
road will not DO fr Tie rojiniry which il
y Ill traverse precisely wha, The Georgia
Rail Roads have done for tile lands Of lha,
State. 10 vii: enhance the value of lands
rom 100 10 500 per ent.---carry The pro-
iuciions Of The country quickly, safely and
:heaply 10 market, and bring back 10 he
,oun,Iy the commodities il needs, and Ire
agents that will render The lands
'till more productive and valuable. Will
loi our friends OF The Soulhside region
'onder on these things. and lend ibem>
elves helping hand by giving more cf-
Icient aid than they have YET given TO an
Enterprise that can alone rescue their coun.
~ from barrenness and tleserion ~
Well, may we not ask why the very ;
anne good results will not follow The ,
ompleiion Of The great. Central Road in
forth Carolina We feel satisfied that ,
icy will follow. There is scarcely any .
between that portion of Geor- 1
ia through which their Rail Roads pass, {
nd that through which the Central Road E
! this State will pass. Viewed as an
yrirnliural country, il is not naturally as
pod. But when we come 10 look al The
ineral resources Of Western North Car 7 !,
ina. and its advantages as mannfaciu- 4
9 country; when we come 10 think or =
surprising beauty, and happy adapia. i
~ 10 all Me wants and pleasures II man,
ere y no comparison between ii and "a
poor country IN Georgia, which, IS III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

Horrid Death.-A man BY The name
OF John England. who lived about Twelve
miles North Of Carlinville. illinois, met
with his death (0ci. I5) by attempting 10
ascertain il bis gun was loaded. BY blow
ing into The muxzle. and u the ssme time.
raising The hammer Of HE lock with his
rDs,.r ..ruu vvv-ruov-ro5t-Tts uurr ssTu uSe
whole load was discharged in his mouth,
killing him instantly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

A late number OF The isondon Times.
in an article upon The snbjeei Of Slavery
in America, makes The following aeknow-
ledgmenl:
.The will Of he people Of England
and the resources nf The kfiilsh naiion
have been applied. with absolute suihori-
~ and ungmdging muni6cenre. 10 The ex-
iinciion OF slavery in The British domi-
mons. The Northern States OF America
nave no such power Of altering the instr
iulions and The ienures Of property in The
sIayehoIding States Of The Union: Com
gress itself has no such power; bui il il
had. and. besides The power. i il had the
will and The means 10 carry general mea-
suTe OF abolition. we are constrained 10
admit Thai The experiment made by The
British Government. and the Stale in whirh
lie British West Indies are now placed
by il, would be invoked ~ The most
unanswerable Argument against such q
scheme"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21
Boliyia.-I.a Paz has bern thrown il

Bolivia.-I.a Paz has bern thrown ins
10 great excitement BY The discovery Of 4
great placer Of gold. Reports from that
city stale that an Indian. who Was ga,llei-
ing casrarilIa bark ON the mountain Of
Tissoani. ,al down to resi- himself on the
borders Of small risule,. There he saw
some small slnRing grains which he pick
ell up. and discovered 10 be gold. Here.
then. he STAYED MI next day. gathering up
the gold. and in those FEW hours he had
gathered fweniy>one pounds Of the pre-.
cious metal. As soon as he cot back 10
La paz. and related his good fortune. Sc
veral companies Of people sci aul for The
spot in the hopes Of new cal,foma near.
er home.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

The rilizens Of Alton llll.l by an al
most unanimous vote Eonly four yoles be-
ing recorded in the negalisel haze antho-
rized The Common Council 81 thu, eiiy 10
subscribe any sum mol exceeding $50.
600 To the capital stock of ille AlIon and
Sangaman Railroad Company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

Al meeting Of he Silizens Of Pensa-
rola. called on The I2,h day q OcinbeT
lssa. % consider a ilae prnjeci Of Rail
rad from Pensaenla 10 Montgomery. >
committee was app0ipIed 10 carry on The
obierIs Or The meeling. As The mode besi
ralrnlsled 10 forward The great enterprise
N question. Convention 81 Al who may
be.laTornble 10 il i proposed 10 be held
II Montgomery. lAlabsm..l On The hrsl
Monday being The fourth day. Of De
rember next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-21

lhs enterprise snd industry AZ her people.
has been made 10 blossom like he rose.
Ida. MiE1lmGR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

voad sot give Eve dollars 70 tree every Save Il
the United States We eoald not mistake their
anxiety 70 defeat the General Appropriation bill
or &c. il vetoed lsrd Polk Ess il the Cspito with
bis Veto Message ready 50 as 70 throw every
thing iato confusion sod compel Gen Taylor 20
call an Extra Session. We did not aeip then,
and are si.d ~ did pot. We incorred pretty
free torreo: Of so7ss and cslumIy o. or coarse,
bot tine will dissiPs,s thai fit be not edeeta,ily
done already.
The Atlas tslss q chr ooneeuialy -oosrse'
imperative spi-;s." Fer months pas. TIE Tribune
or ts Editor pa, 10, been named IL that paper eI-
ceps IL terms Of tho gros.e't opProbrum. The
PeokrniE Of The Tribune, &c. &c. nave been "a
daily reasoning. We do 10: object. Tat ire
Editor Of The Tribune ia a hypocrite, eeceiver
4 lar, and chest has been ~ constant ts'7nP-
tor. We hnd no fault With dis b.. prefer bar
our contemporary shall free his mind whenever
il shsl seem desirable Pc: Te, certainly, &c not
fee under the least ecs on 20 stand on ceremony
with him. and shall Do, DO It. We miDcs no words
when truth aod 37ty seem &c require the bomehe''
Anglo Saxon, and cbeerfVly accord 70 Others toe
| snpiest liberty Of speech toward as where me
Arguments snd proofs are not Appalling u is
absurd " be annoyed By the language TSelsiD
1 tcev arc anvelo-ei.
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Hank l. ScA.-A ChaIl....

VIII again state that NJ u. {. Ioae. o. nd,
ODER 90 81 La fair Tor pietius bis -orr siasuO, -,
ard n he wishes ch2pee for . fair, opec e., o. "A.
10 O. hs eonb.ssuou locss Of 'esai -ia-'ie,s,. q l.
.ees7t The following challenge
CHALLENGE
Nj q. { JO0es shall name sonis one y h,ees...
don .ccs. ihag hss besa sold aot used forM 3s,,, =
month ard plsce ne al she tisrS.A- q aesn.,
Of sy-. .Ppoinsd By Mr.. ISres, swo BY ny,ss A..
he sah ne four .la. ssrej ard ssblsci he =, ,
such tee, ss thar counissse 'e, decide P.,crg sss :
,as!r Asnt. 70 b awarded % sny oae ia, ca -, :
opsu &c. sod will 60 tho sane III p oae u 0,y1s.,
e., PsrSl0pne Locss A HOSEA
Agrn, tor Day Neweas ssst LA,
Ny reason oc uaailng sc. shss q so,e saG hs.,l.
,hsi SHALL BE- iA.r representation u the .oS.s h
bo,n psri,es ~ith0gs U1css or Esps. n "a ioss..
sccsps To challenge. e. hlm paAe tine Al plss, ,
uleetr. ~ rake me srrAng@rrs-.. An1 viii De tA.
a ( HObSs. AZ, fnr Dsy New. sanE LA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20
Settlement sftss C-iiforpis Qrestiea-a Nsz
Bill 10 be Inrr

~ AsAINSrCN. NOV. y, -
But. 80 tie vr-y non--s w1sn ;-e
s.sm ossrs 20 tsscksn - sns5lSS - c-y zsa is
con- pruRa'ss foUnces C. zEtl. t--oes4Arc-. sr1
sp1n q nh;raroaA provsoss sri q .-e.s ara u on
roe ussFt ths Ecvs-1-ent f-o- rs scn q cement
al tai, ios-. 10 sressy protested y s=nss: sss.es
ua-n from the sOsIh sd Ns.t vhc w. iu 81 yross-
S;sJ sere the whole questic= s,e aver, tes inpend
Ing dagger
An AZ sherry 70 say rat iae .rss ,ay q ire
son, norce VII > sivsr. n To- >ensIs, q 81 &c
es,.ohss certain Territories - prov ds for TIE a
EHi,io1 - CAiuTuis ihs ersasica q Few Stats =
rsxss; AMI tee s;jest2sa; 81 Es bombay oeirst=
Texas aud Nez mis-
The t0l .iu Prov;1s fog TIE sst.5lsAn eri Of The
Territory @, Dessrst Esa = tae T-ruLcry q S0uis
C.i7oruis, sso f1r tee TvrTt,cTy - C.li--pls.
north Of ~ n I've Wi provide ia; ihs ,srrs -.
~ u Nora CAliforcis q a. - e5ted state n
Toe Coio1 ard ~ Eee ss7- rrns 10 oil provi.s thst
portion OF Texas soGth OF So % snsI = perrit.es
20 form q State Conscssgoo sBd ts.; TIE sus.=s- ..
boundary between reIs sd ke~ McKee, sAAI = Pub
u,isse4 &c Q eosrs - eoEnnlss.oesrs As.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

Tx 81. Loci, TkAeEDr - CosNIrAt., n.
eoSSALAFx AND RAYMOND NoNTxsaUIrv -rsss..-
nsS .i a NEE 'oaer' Eacs IA. eeea soas % &,
serdsy Ihey were both committed 10 i.n "a -.
their trlsl 10 Jsnrsry nerl the offence hsaas 49,.
a. Of nsture q preclude them from h-is. .S,,,.ss
yesterday, at It's ssi Of TIE islhor Of yovas F.--
10 recover damages ior The loss Of hs serviss, a.
bclag 81 ths time - bic death minor N. 49,
Sc ia a. - ooo gaSer La ~nI a. TIE u,o.s .
Wish the AoHtesesieas were Pcssess>d "a g..
riv. 10 ic.s city. so.g-i oy tie sA@ris ,-t, ~
the eveai Of ,ae suit - Loals Rep. NJ. ,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

Y M. CLAY. obeying the Urgent request OF
personal friends, came over from Philadelphia gee
terdsy, snd will remsin few days in our City.
Hs visi, has no political objects, and be will sso
diou..y avoid public smemblsges, no matter d
vh., character. Mr. Clay GOV enjoys excellent
health, aad intends 70 preserve j: noinpa.red tor
the duties ana aSors Of the coming session q
Congress. We are s9re those who 'si0e his ser
vices 10 the ssasts vili not dnspprove nor seek
70 tnwsrt bis resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

RAILROAD AccIpE~r We les-n tbsl quite :
'esrs .es.5~a; oeszrre. o. Ias SEis3e pits E1-os-
800 - e0ez q Saturday morning Eea- Nhi,,s
St iarn see P-ncigio lev niles eas Of TIE IS
91saa1nAo rVer Two neg, p-rasps tnree were kil-c,
sAVns been rE1 ever AID picked ~ y the cAEeo-
er Ne -ers Hassse. ye.tertsT 70 ostsia -iths- TIE
Ss-s > = parties o. go particulars TIE E=dr zap
rreN vic the tain shiCs Ell -. Gig Tor Pnf-tSL
PA4s - Saturday nor-.l. TBslt san lSts
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Au.srian Minister.

w.s-rSs-oS X0aesy, So'. - x
Ttf.s he s. t,- .ozns days .ssi. q A. - =
:.--..-- "a bes- raeev-l .; ths STATE OeF--'-sI-
81 vt A1stra irte75. - .s71 1s "a hinr-' -
th.t - cc.Leausace The .>i-cticr tor vat us -.
- NEE y ar Asnt-is,-st.c- -itn T,eT : = -
tu-e II c1T5Ssce. -.
e.. Wess D.. -. her, nd N for Ner YORK inl'
p ring ana 80 ;ss a. ,u-rrsnio OF ias Caoinei .
dsJ u publicly sad tass ns Il i?Polnla - Aa1 -
ACCEPTED ne mission : A1s;-la
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7Hs sgT -TORK TRIBUNE FOR EUROPE
~ >; -ss<s ssLncs Tso H-7f7s-P---i -
e.a q F-eDp~r -,sss fs- g-:l'1<
~ WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST NEWS
yaON ALL PARTS OF IBIS CONTINENT

Reo,seed ~ e "s ..ns r. go1a. 70 Prf'
Tee E4is.cz 81 ~ ..-c- foTS 1''5u1> 'o' &C.
cope, maze % for 80 uaiI y the C9r' '--'' -of'
Bo.,oo. To-Morrow. - be ;5urd y contain
mn o.eis digest - = - ar oca - I''.'cN
news re lstes; Ike .yspos ron C;77o'- Mex
ST.: California, Is.is1a ara South Ane''cA1
news fall ard ,cc1rtte Money and harsef ne
por.s o,-ef,-ly prepared Shipping LIST Eai'o-
ri.. o. a. ,ub,scts Of react interest," ara an 'o
covn, q American Affairs siucs re ''ihnS % we
at ,tAsrer. II tie yIEusr. F-en,h az Gem az
l,ngu.ss.. Persooa ees--ios 70 ien1 : = 81
q. -. - End t-.s sheet a tlst car De- Re
sirsd in The way Of CON etc ana scc1rste neE'.
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III. Dead Of ID. late EIplOsisr.

BArrTxoIT Xo1dsg N'V - IN
have io--srdsds cisps,ch 70 NsT O-.eeni Or
,as ase. - ar a. cs1 % sscsrtaoe3 Of re per'1
VI zers o.tbv ,ne ire,dfu. calamity n 80 evening
81 Ire fsth but rave ret ss vet received them nm.
1e.s;sl1 acEs-.r tnsi t1ey were mostly emiErants
IN her ysy = ,sttie II the NesIs-n country.
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Fran WasrinEres.

%AsE-Ss7oS. Ms-csy, No.. - y
Ti.Csh-,.. bsI~ : le---tv meeting today
" Fs-r.-7. the req az g5.sied ska A1.itor hAi
en,. I'd ~ q - ssaes IA '-Ppose nav ns;1eN
81 LAR C.,rs 81! 5e ais CHEF C.ers SeFera Men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

T.1Ss roR rs -. communication "a received froui
be Counsel " ths Bo-ro, ssuug est be Sosrc Of s.
pefNsct have 20 power TO ada sssessD-ns u tSe A.
.ss.cf,' Sco4s Pssboo ~ tho soA-d OF As.e..ofs
Az sltuca oSer-e { resoulon sskias tbe LIZ ssr1re
20 ps.s Jaw suoors % ne Coetroer 10 scd ioe are
.ry properly ;aSl may have been o1iIsd by he A.
sessars ua,ch " 80 al ptrc
Ia resuoa M ea sy TIE brcI ehgrsh, iuoe-
dca " N.sssuG ard Psrt-row tse couns~ pr-ser ed
ccunupiesuSp rVpsnt &c r-soluuoo, 10 weeh pc states
that ne Only sA1reh property ex,mpi from .xsiNn 1.
where exclusively utec fJrre 'gccs Aioa
A- Properly Goes iSr 10 pot snc lt!s la e
The epci o. The Comm Lee OF sroas 1sxes on tes -
rort Of he CcncsT sis1g The smo1ri ofisI siven on
Ss,uroay) requires 0r ls{s thso read TIE s1cari
si--d a,r Common Sch>o IN sdtitcu 10 detei-rcv
OF ksCoo for lssl yea, vii Rs paSltN TIE sHo9ut
cais-e ~ lhs sc.rd Of Eeaesuoo this yea VII be
C1s.f
The tsecrt ect6ruieg he Sss@ssusas ~s adopted W
minutes to 5 o'elcck. P TIE GPrc-conuest :. IS
ss,s. NIL &c frseuer over re c-sis 90 SOC
The bill Of he Coroner 70 eusrtss eosins Oe1ooer
1r,Srnaas 20 SLSs ~ was cnoered 10 20 pss
scsne o.Aes sAis also oftsssd 10 eS pas d -
frFrvS.
petition ron The Assessor elect Elevc1n Wei stsi
nx has tse cd Assessor reaseS 70 give 40 toe oooas ;,
s'm, soa sssing r.y, Wa referred ~ were sonns PEI
uens Tor RESET frc N tsx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

bcCssI'S sIrc' NGf.oisv--S LorE. ~ 9ul bbIs A.
WIZ, r. u co tust CoHN 3 COO DO BAILEY oo3
90 Ioa Weather hsvt.s been 40, i-sss1. u day nss
materially checked operations IN Produce. ~ F.orr
tEer- q cnsuse 20 kouce ~Hicn remains steady a.
the ruotsiI Is = SATURDAY. the sales 0f Whea. ar
: 20 s=sA Grnss.- -t:l = For Barley tncs. = isis
asua05. N ss.cs % ~ U0O iac'.j irg to I'D four
rpsrT . = dJ1l Rye - &c snd 3 80 bush s-if.
O.,s tsvs 81 .~srd tsld5llJ about SEQ sush
change h..-. .; 81. -4oi-. " nssy ill G,21c
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Trial # Nathaniel Chue,.

81 LcrIs, h9ndly, NOV - y
1-A re- Of Cha = 10 ~ zziI1g lands nss now
5een ia " ,g--.s 10 days Fours.4 =.:rsssns IN 81
60 5.su eN.u.a'1 ,-cs5iox ~ Pr--.ccnt Csshic-
gccs seac.r 80 = srs sll rlDe 0i-ec'otf NoLios
hs, ho---~' bess rAot.e . isstea positive evidence
o. ia fvi sycn Inn. .;!s tsS=sst the tria viii asE
fyc sevsrs. q. ks oDger.
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T.p4.tfrom, the ship T#searsra

Pzr-ApzrEHIA- Monday, Nov. !2-2: + ".
Tie Tzscs-c-s - b-en aosrfo0et I'D -e-
-ain snd u,zzsn = sftI cut s~sJ Captain ias'ey A.
-ved =, Leres about clock ths s'ternoon sd 80
remain tnsre Ias crrE 5sTe .e!i re vssse oy nes1'
O. rope fastened 20 TIE shore iron The t1rsrassi
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TIE Esdora a=a Tuscsrort.

PHILi crl1Hll- N00e.T- Nov " y
Itc stesus1ig = @ OF i-0o New Nyrs, eo11i
= So frano.s-c s'ruly ssk wien TO days cut -.
TIC C.rtsio us3@ - = re4-.; s1d "a, ID res@hct
t46l-EI Ssh on F~csT nisas. where TIE cargo VS.
5l.c1.-,ed By sprt 'oas.
Us rave uo'aicg .r'tse- rom thu 'hlp iFc'roFs
Tse passengers hsa ne cry Tia E1srn.as = $
STEAMBOAT
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z Tie NEw-fosK II SLIcEs, ~hich 0rigi-
nAy sP2e.re4 Z he Columns c: Tas Tri5SA< sr= q
IN rsisrrss e "a having been -rfrtz1 ~ sage per
- '-ser Fri We - N Pa -. s1s-e ii lie
si-hssi TIE Ness5SJ' a-s-i-E,' ~ g.:
inr ftrenAz- Chsthsn stresS' M .ss '5cv--7'
vos fasa.aas1 ~ Sss1alsss kssasvl lExz-.ss
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be'oirt SsHCc Saturday -FLoUR. q c o BIS
WHrk-. q oOC bUss CoRs. 20 DO. Ghs demand for
FLoUE II MT moderate ar v-ics= heavy. ~.sa =
downward b0ce-cs. Tho ,-'~- gro 1rt so0 oo.s.
hic.'g gen e! -. c.i-fu nSed wHEA- e 'n rot
'"- sug; = snd q-ices s-e moi o. nrt4- About SO
bushels Ohio s0li =, Sc C0RS continues rrru. VITA
Hstt supply. No'h.c- ~ ~ FEEI6HT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-20

| We rejoice % see that Mr. GAVIN cotton
Pablo Hconouy for the United states hs'
o..ssd 10 ,,ecou4 edition. TIE work FIRMS isli
octave Of s3s pages and is Publist ed II soi' Cry
BY A BrDs. d Co. 400 IN Cincinnati oy Z. "
Derry Co. Mr. Cotton is one Of oar oss; pop0
ar writers, combining tsrser e's with sir P.'l''
vi,sclty vito force. Few men have been more
s7cces,fo n making rrofo7od troths clear 10 the
| uos; di1sry apprehension. We might oos 'sre'
- it'll him on every proposition aid DOWN ~ nm
voIE-spd indeed, 10 tao thinkers "a i1'j Get
e. var. co complicated. and 80 Effected by On M
fo'.e variety u circunstsncs' aud details g. Poo
he Econom5 viii be ikely 70 agree On al points
out in ne general scope aud dri. Of ht arsuner'
~ concur mos. heartily.
If the grea; msJori,y even d iDd1entis. Ia nd'
voud bot interest themselves " the study OF Pc
i,icsl Economy, toe Country would be deA7e7ef
from much fsgran. snG ptrfic!oDs delusiou. TIE
s-ggment for Protection bss never bsd lair psy
srnore ne Der colleges use a. text-5ooss : c
works oil oar leading s-verssrIes, md treat their
assum 2ti9ns as txoms. tueir sof hstry az ut c
snort q Inspirations; our clryent Literature -
n AMY b itsh, and sQrconged with the opislons
,upft HcpVier among TOE UanInB 'Utes u bite'
Britain; AM It may fairly be presumed thar toe
journals devoted 70 Free Trade 10 this oognt-y tie
edited 5y neu who never read tes,ise OF our
ace Of toe question il their lives II they bs6,
and were meu Of decent osndor, they could no
por.., IN putting into the mouths Of Protection
is,s Arguments and assumptions never used nor
ooonteDsuced By them The oriirsy clanqlo',
Of Fee Trade, having been told by Baptist Say
aud bis followers that Protection il Bat another
game for monopoly and cupidity. have swallowed
che story whole, and proceeded to reproduce il.
with such variations as the eircgr5tances seem 20
demand None OF them ever take up ono u our
stan ard porss review II thorogs state its fan
dsmeuts positions fairly, and eH9ssror 20 Te'ute
them. To mis- dag, We do not remember that M
Seam "a g. Mr.. H c Csreysor Nc Coltons book
Mss been grsppleA With by Any Free Trader wha'-
ever TIE tribe end It far easie- - answer suc'
Arguments n. they choose 70 Pat il OR mouths
than suoh as we propouad Tor ourselves And their
readers seem satisfied to have thepn 90 90 N ihls
way. it may not always Sc sC.
We may sske occasion hereafter = present
some OF the more 'seut:a views embodied Uy
ST.. Cotton 10 hi, WORK,
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,.,ses As.ney fer The Tribune.

M. Jutts LGcsIy.LIrR 10 authorized 70 re-
esivs sabscrptIoDs and Advertisements for The
Tr,6.rs in London. His otics 10 ~ 10. Il Boy a
Erchapse.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS

AIrsHyrED HOBssRy The ho1se 81 Mr. Bourn.
Ia -Gs,s street, entered sst night By burglars o".
;SsJ I'll without gesing Ssy DaGder Tor heir pain
b-sg alarmed BY the noise u some Dsrscn surria. ..
the house
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BaI-r-oRE Honis7, Nv. 80 u
TIE Southern MAJ. Win N-E-O'istn' papers
O. the ION. re, eos 70 hand They contain hotalns
ci interest
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.be Steamer Columbus.

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TIE s:sa---r Columbus. =t!,n iei- C5xT. cs,oc o.
Ees-.scav sat bss rot vt arrived acc Tas seq g.
c aorr1 oS Cscs Es'-o-as = PGtsy c-eeics
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RECAPIruLATlOS-
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Do Loco 60 90 202 900
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! 7ElEaa.ps 70 TgE Srg.Yuss TRIBUNE
st,subo.t Explo.isu and Loss Of LIE
srrdsr Nov

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,-Ae- bi. oort .ps sose ~ Which the 20 nesr and
severs tsossvsre EG.1 sBs seTsrA- s;seF' za"f' o.
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,..n,erf.i, se,ai.r., warrsn,..

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c. 5.:g-csy 49,; svi1g n =, 2t- s-!on large lan
ulJ 60 ccs.:.-ieit s'lGers "srrsnti
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Philadelphia Markets and sIockA-
Corr~sfoesscSe Of The Tribsss.
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