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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

~ ST. Louis Ball Room-Nodd Bqchelors' Enau-
requested The Once of the Ball Room sUNDAY The
18th inst at O'Clock M for the OF electng Managers
and adopting regulations for said Ball. jo26 2t
sa on FF SS Nc ns the
7G ass P'ua attendance sES Sqd HyAMs
SbS 1A hs Essost Session s e The B B. W "
6G RfsE DIX MRs and NJ w. TassG
&slaa ARNky p Gs A NESFE RsF aEyk4
cs Tos IT, sH6 r. s6a We MEs
S I36 " co4dg;tof; 3 B. FoRBEs "; n
Dist =; GEO 5: EAcEy :: >. G NJ, Dls5 No ~ j. jas
o1 H.ea2 1; h. ( ~ CHS f. iii "A k
a pT oSd s4 st the Hal The Strand Lodge
ary requested business Of the importance will
JAS 1t ' ~ HENRY "; oLnsTED, Grand Secretary.
Election I i ds Of os f DIVISION 10 0 No. Of A.
Fl H FL W Il
% 3 HaFks Nj Ev dSE e. 6ETM2GS
E E Ford s. S,In EWING 0 g Rev. N o. PRESTON
Fl Fire Departmental Meeting of the Foremen
ole der EVRN f SE Is Hay F
Fourth Of March Join pgNN, Foreman Fire Co, No. & ~
EDWAR6 / TTosDicK Foreman r; No. Is.
1, 70.
P. w. LESLIE, Foreman No. l6.
T. c. POOLE, Foreman No. g.
SAML G. RISK, Foreman No. g
jazz JAMES A. BARRON, Foreman No. 10.
To" Second Annual Ball of the Firemen's Chari-
yaton respectfully requested the Office
Room FRIDAY EVENING, the 26th INST, o'clock a24
,--,--S$o- -
Crystal Temple Of Honor No A Specia
ST. FRR6aY Evening NEXT + fa n s ba
bers respectfully requested attend order W. c. T.
ja2i 81 Ed A. F. MITCHELL.
~ Our Readers requested notice the advertise.
ments OF WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DANDS PLASTER, on the first OF These
ceent remedies sold only by SCOVL MEAD ll3 Charities
jau
~ Preventive.-Tbe Picayune says that Cleanliness
OF the best Pevenves of Cholera Clean
cheap, legations Geniemen's Furnishing Store, No.
Royal street. dl8
III II. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and only always has the
proprietor " H. DALEY on the wrapper each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street. New Orleans. daft
-s$e
II Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. F. MJJIJEN,S
advertisements other columns Of this paper He is one ri the
his profession the United States All tba ,tan
need would do well to give him call, Customhouse
,Is,S
CE NewOrleans, Dec. S, 1848.-Dr J. MENSJNG.
STIhe set OF leeh inserted
job ever saw They equally me for use as the
natural teeth those needing work done liberty 10
strrets and inspect 1t for themselves. Yours, ~
Dc 3m TJrcxrp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

sV Preventive.-Tbe Picayune says that Cleanliness
is one Of ne best Prereny of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS, etc, be obtained both good
cheap, LEIGHTONS Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
Royal dlS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

EV 0. 0. F.-Grand Lodge Of LOuiSiand.-An Ad
o1red Meeting Of the R. w. Grand Lodge will held THIS
AFTERNOON at4 O'Clock, the Hall the Lodge
of POydas and Tchoupoulas full partcu-
larry requested, business Of the importance
mtted. BY order OF the G. NJ.
ja26 1t HENRY W. OLMsTED Grand Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

EV II. Dalleys Magical Pain Extractor
original and only always has the signature of
the proprietor :. H. DALEY, the wrapper of each box
Southern Depot, Isl Charles street. New Orleans. d8f
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
wERs's GREEK SLAVE.

THIS BEAUTIFUL AND FAULTLESS WORK OF ART
which originally exhibited New York. Phalepbia Batm
and Washington, is exhibition at
COOkES GALLERY, No. 10 ST. CHARLES STREE
The proceeds by the muncent of It's owner JANE
hobb Esq to be devoted to the formation of Asylum fa
relief of DESTITUTE FEMALES
Pamphlets descriptive the work. to be had at the Door,
Bookstores and Hotels-Pnce 10 cents
Season Tickets, 81. ''
Hours Of Exhibition, from A. M. to lOP.M M. M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

~ ". d. r, IT.
other columns this
profession the United States All tba, a
need would do well him CALL at IS CustomboTse
street aIs.s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

we a9yse every body going to lay supply of WlSTAR
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, or ROGERS'S SYRUP d
CCVEkWoRT AND TAR, the best in here's
cold a't catarrhal Affections. exposure there will pr
aOy cause these Diseases perhaps le Also take
supply Of JEW DAVID'S HEBREW PLASTER to heal
wounds Cuts Bruises Sprain Rheumatism ETC. These remebs
prove invaluable and be had that country .rag
Gold The genuine is sold Only by
ja20 lm2dp SCOVlI, e. MEAD ia ft,r,re. sfrsl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

u Our Readers requested to notice the advertise
ments OF WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the page paper These
ceent remedies sold only by sCoVL MEAD l5 Charities
alItf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

Steamboat Departures This Day.
SEE ADrERTIsEnENTs ON THIRD PAGE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

~" Crystal Fount Division No. 4 S. of TAT an
Election held for Officers of Crystal Foun Division No. Of 7.
the following members duly elected the quarter
W: VAN WICK, W. P; ANDREW HERO, W. a.; R. H.
WYNNE, R. M. EVANS, A. R. s.. J. REYNOLDS, F. s.;
j. s. HARRIS T.. T. j. ODELL, c.; w. TOMLINSON. A. c.;
E. FORD /. s.; j. EWING, o. S. Rev. N. o. PRESTON,
Chaplain; j. o. PERSON P. w. P. ya25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26
$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
~ n n

fW Penmanship-No. 20 CHARITIES street Ri
FUS DOLBEAR'S WRITING ACADEMY "
(opened in this city in 1921 Hours, to II A. NJ
and to P. M. N
class meets three times week, my residence, D~A
corner OF Magazine and Race streets another ai-CA
Mr. liams OF c. and Ferdinand streets
fupi nom SIX to sixty received. Ali are desired
attend till a finished hand S established " $50
DBOLBEAR'S extra fine GOLD PENS for sale.
ms daily
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-26

WANTED-A good, respectable YOUNG LADY IN
~ take An an interest IN q small FANCY STORE-one
VINO can CUT and FIT Dresses and superptend the Mill
1sry business Information can be had at O. Si St,
jas q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Are Ripe Fruits Healthy in cholera9

"A distinguished physician Of Boston,
who was asked this question, replied thai
he would almost as soon raise The qnes.
tion, is bread safe during cholera q Fruits,
ripe fruits. next to bread. ale the great
staple in human diet. OF this there can
be no reasonable doubt. They not only
may Re eaien freely, when in perfect
state, but should be. Used in proper
manner, mol only generally, but even in q
time Of cholera, they ale not merely in
nocuous. they are positively and greatly
useful. They prevent disease. lie Ihinks,
however, that they should be regarded
always as food. ard eaten as such. They
should make part Of our meals, moi an
addition 10 them. Ceriain parts Of many
Of our fruits should be rejected with care.
Thus, in ealing the grape we should reject
the lusk and seeds; in eating the apple,
pear, &C.. the seeds: in eating the cherry
the stone or kernel. Those who have fee.
bic slomachs, whether in children or
adults. sliouldigo further, and rejec, The
skins Of many Of the fruits, The stringy part
Of the orange, plum, &c. Fruit and milk
do no. 90 we'll logelher-that is, al The
same time" i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
NEW VOLUME or THE
Scientific American,
u hrentofs, Mechanics md isEsaas.

u iare,it0rs, Mechanics md .i2Esaas.
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returning their thanks 10 the community for
the liberal support and encouragement which has
been extended 10 them during the past louI wears,
would respectfully give notice that The LIST Num-
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September, ailpfding favorable opportunity for
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of the valuable information always found In lis
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with new type, printed on extra fine PAPER, manu-
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GOO Original EngfaHing8 d New Inventions de-
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in tile country.
An increased amount Of care and expense will
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fully what il has been termed. !. The hest Me.
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usual will be filed with The most reliable and
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Scientific and Mechanical improvements, Chem
istry, Architecture, Botany. Manufactures. Rail
prepared expressly for this journal at the Patent
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Az an evidence Of the estimation in which this
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cal portion Of the community, 1t is only necessary
10 stale, that It's circulation has increased within
the last three years 10 upwards Of 10000 copies,
areadylexceeding the united circulation Of all the
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ings executed On the most reasonable terms, Vi
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Ague, bilious. Tspiaus and an Fe-
fers-Jyseuser, ard nEarFhma.
Apsaf T..

In he commencement. i i II atsolaie i'm.
Foriahoe IN sieN Il sgeely IEfe ll.ai III! doss
q pals II taksn q once, because lie hnn4ols
when produce dlseEse II his class. sFe alnsss 4
tie m0st malignant. poisonous quality. an 10
safety y iic exists While any portion letaains IN
The bowels Or lie biool. Should fhe trsi doe
n0s eaie, r. 40 alarmed. but Teilefa,e The doe.
should lhe excavations II ven luisid. II I'D
odpf, unnatural color, 81. Ne., hSsidss lsBg fugr
q 80 pilis telee Jay, take al.p, lesspoenial
/ " powdered chatenai IN mstsr. tses. sss, willie
l'ese symptoms continue. let sauf dieg d light,
and 81 easy digestion. rsat, rice psslding.
Indian meal efirii alsa shteb.s lead hagh with
ilce and peee II CINNAMON hpilsd Iii IL Of calkrs
bead btaih. shnep's head makss lbe Isl dies
= u IS l'nistd uuili The homes sge clean. Asa
rule, The fst dose d pills enrr when iituf5g used
Sometimes tllIte II iair ieses may te n,sessary.
There are tases IN Whith il iskea weeks n ssIs;
bul tAtN 10 not oeeur once in thousaEt ilnics.
IN any esehi, ~ msdirlnc u plan II treatment
J. briseF than that above recunln cudfd in wlll
sooner elIe. - soon as Tie ifFltaiing meters
are EsNsssi, y snea sau will II well. End nor
helofe. Anutlynes aud astingahis latr = ,l,ilc-
ferrous elect; because Hey oreasi.n'the Esisa-
ton u That death principle which alone causss
dyauteFs, dlarrhua, cholera, aud al nlht llizeasss,
according q ~ excess over lie principle ii lie
Bun Hiandtelb's Pills air opposed ~ his, as va.
Ter i u Gre, u Is hest i 10 cold, uud when
they ar taken into man, they 90 10 work bold
y y drive this death pslueipir from the body,
and all they can du-hut il there be work Tor iif-
q doAes, one dase must not he expected 10 do
The mass Of fifty. And this truth should always
be kept ID mind.
Let not The patients Tighten themselses with
The idea that ihcy are ioa weak to boar much
puigings but bear IN mind that these mildly
operating Fills Of nF, nraadtcih put na; weak
mess into the frame, but draw weakness out,
leaving strength ii ii place, and give composing
sleep At night. aud M appetite 10 relish any food.
TIE BRaNDRETH PILLS
Are csmposcd wholly of medicinal herbs, and 10
not contain my mineral Or chemical substance /;
are perfectly harmless to the most tender age 81
/ weakest frame and nevertheless sue 10 search
ont the cause Of the sickness and produce
CURE, whatever may lie it, character, when
taken ~ lime, snd IN quantities sufficient.
I DR.. Rranlrcth's Principal Office, 2ll Broad
] way New York.
i e. Agents frr the sale Of Brandreth' Pills.
! j. iledrtt, IIillshoraugh,
I J. d. MDade, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mebanc, Mason Hail.
a. Mcklc 4 Co.. Bingham's School.
Jnmcs Whitehead, GaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, l.indlry's OLD Store.
q. Patterson, Patterson Store.
May -. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

Mr.. Davis. who has been in rrrkey
and the East Tor many years, has just re-
turned % his naive Stale. South Carolins.
The Charleston Mercury says ,haih he has
brought valuable contributions 10 The az.
rlrul'ural interests ofthe STATE, via: The
Cashmere Gost. which. crossed upon the
Scinds Goat, produces in The South Of
France better fleeced animal ,hsn The
original Cashmere--ihe Water Oxen,
which are valuable in DOGGY soils. and The
femsles are good m,lkers-'he Thibel
Shawl Goa,--a pair OF Brahmin Cs,le
which make fne beef, and are used 60
carrlsge and saddle purposes; pacing
and canteIing well, and frequently travel
ling 60 miles IN q dsy-also 50 assert
ment Of useful Poultry and seeds adapted
the the climsls. The Mercury says there
can be no doubt Of The perfcci adaptation
OF South Carolina TO browsing snimals,
such IS lhe Goat Family, the VicuDs and
Alpaca Sheep Of South America. &c.
Rich. Eng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
THE GRAND BRASS BAND

i another important feature in the annals Of
musical conn0isseurs, placed AZ il il under The
direction ofts very eminent Leader, H.K. GAII,
forming during the Entertainments III The Circle,
the most EFFICIENT STRING BAND =
Leader, ]. BrnSARD. All tend to one grand point,
viz: making Stone 4 McCoihlni's Circus COM
plete in every department.
Every day, between the hours Of s and III,
tweather permitting,) the superior Band will ap-
pear IN procession, seated In their Elegant Car.
DRAWN BY TWENTY HORSES. and driven
by Mr.. JomS ALLEN, one Of the most expert
reinsmen Of modern days,
Gentlemanly Ushers in attendance, TO wait on
families to their seats.
Prices Of Adnsissi0n.--Box so Cents,
Children under 10 years Of age half price
PIT, for the Negro population, % Ccnis--no half
price.
Time 0fOpening Doors.--Ai,ornoon
Representation, ID 7. N. Night, II p. M.
Time Of GOmmencIng.-A Afternoon,
at 2 Pm. Night, 8 Pm.
To perform al Patt's Store on Monday Sept
10Th.
To perform at Prospect Hill on Wednesday
Sept. 18th.
G. L. EATON, Agent.
Sept. 4. 97--2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

ssssed lie right d Ssy, and made ssrms
fos maieEials far he fsrer improvement
IRON Fayelieviile % Hayuood. La this
day contracted lor he eaeuuiian of liz
work between those Two points. and N
terms quite sHhin lie limits of his origin
Il estimates.
Thlscrmpleiely dissipaies any doubts
whleh may have existed i 10 lie aeeom-
plishmeni II The work. The materials
are being prepared. and The wcIk will II
commeneed - soon - they can be de-
llFered. Mr.. Jones. contractor on The
Wilmington Road. has taken The most of
The contracts between these Two points.
| learn from The President of Ihe Comma
ny. that The remainder Of HE River above
will be lel - soon Is The preliminaries
ean BE- arranged.
..The friends of lie enterprise have
been very fortunate IN nhlaining tie ser.
siees Of 20 efficient an Engineer g Col.
Thompson. 10 his industry and skin.
] am satisfied are 10 be aserlbed. IN 10
small degree. the progress sid hauering
prospects q The work. lie il emphaii-
eaIly working man."
Niiaiagfon clrya.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
FROM TAMPA BAT. FIoRTpA,

The Charleston Coufiero ii Nsanps.iay
ronia.as ne following interesting Iele.
gEaphie despa,th:
New orlssns. AEgass e.
The steamship Alabama has arrived
II forty aours from Tampa Bsy. She
bfings adslrrs thai On Tie coll instant he
enmmandsni atihai pofl sersised ! whils
fiAg. understood 10 be from Billy B0alegs.
HE Seminole chief. expressing desire lor
peace, and proposing 10 hold eouncil Al
Tie next luil moon. Ii i now generally
bflleged that The difficulties viii soon be
oFeT. and thai The parties in lie late out.
rage will ~ surrendered. The UniieL
States troops, ihree hundred ii number,
would await il For Brooke lie result of
The council"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

WaStiagssn. AugasI =. 1879

- - = - &SsRstMs g AAAstsN0N3AEs
Washisgfsa. Augusi =. 1853.
ltsse lesl sfnEed herr. sd inj. 10 NJ
surprise. shal whal disefeciied ID Penn.
syisanla. ID nevertheless une: sod hal
he scAene for The insassea or Cubs il
ssll nd extensively arranged end ihsl
the Departments. and esgsrsslly me Sc
eiessry Of War. il deeply impressed with
Ihs importance " these secret movements.
Even 10 this ely. under he eyes 81 he
6oysramsni. N sgeni hss hsen busy ID
gftiing up this Asron BuH scheme.
The Government, - an to-day told.
cannot stop The scheme. bus Thai The 6ssl
iiisl all probably Be sbosliss. meeting
viii no help Ii Cuba. The blood of he
martyrs vii. Ferhsps, Be ihe sred Of Ihe
church. That some 81 or people are
eeni % DsIiyrdom 10 Ibis cause, lLere is
no dagbI.
II i mol pretended shst il 10 me cause
q liberty. |. i he cause, - i admitted.
q euP'd'ly snd knsye,y. Bot lheir. rob
berry. and ia fact every crime. wall BE- CO.
fered over with lie name ol liberty, 10
every case where an excuse esn BE- 81.
Tered o our pastiOls. Remember Mad.
sme ROlsnu's exclamation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Obituary.

Died, in thR county, very suddenly, on Thurs.
day night the 3Oth ul,., Mrs. Anna WaIrrED,
consort Of Mn Henry Whitfield, and daughter Of
Mr.. James Faucstt. The deceased was mem
Der Of the Presbyterian Church, and the christian
graces were beautifully eSemplifcd in her life
As a wife, motber, and mistress, she was du,ifuI.
afectionate and kind and it is surely great
consolation when bereft Of one 50 lovely in her
life, that we hive hope in her death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Something New.-The millerium ]

Something New.-The milleEium is
surely u hand. Tie editor Of country
Wing paper was last week taken sick,
and called on his risal. The editor Of lie
Democratic paper in The same s,llage. Ia
gel ont lis paper Cor him--and a righl
sprlghlly number he made Of ii-decilel.
II lie best u The season. BY lie way,
i all Tie political editors Of The Two parties
were 70 exchange places, the Wings TAX.
ing The control &c The democratic papers,
and The Democrats Thar Of Tie Whig pa,
pers, we have he evidence 81 The case lie.
FIRE us llial u least one ganl result would
fOllow--ihere would be an absence nl low
personal abuse. and III lie place of poIni
cal slang matter Of more useful inlorma
hon. philadelphia Ledger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
COURT or WARUENg.

lie Maratas II - Paor Ill i.ola Heir se-
Hsi.shheai ues,'ng il ~ Pr H0use. n
n.e t. Mortay IL s.liss,l4r nsat. II ai.sti me
: Superintendent n, Ill .nsrsnr tesr Ill =
tiecset. Pelsoss having bssssrts !. 1 4, 80 Va.
aeas on thrn a,fgnA
Fl os5ef u TN Rostl.
). n. WILKINSON, Sec.
August r.. o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05

FIaus.-the sisrs II IN 1 esl,.s.l.
81 aea srlls j ;. 50.
NaEAT.-iis receipts sre large ~
q l'fisk demand. Red s5 ! lO3e. Nhi,e
los lose.
coRs.-fhe demand , good !, II )
Ase.
BAcoS.-fs. cured. hag roand. : ! ]
-; Western Shoulders and Sides 5 !
6gr.
LAsp-Ya. Lanl 81 q.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
The Rio Grande. presence !,

The Rio Grande.-The presence and
enterprise Of The people Of tie United
States in tie valley Of The Rio Grande are
already beginning 10 NANTES, their Nd.
proPrlaie fruits. The Brownsville Texas
Flag gives gratifying evidence Of progress
on The Rio Grande. tine year ago Browns.
vile was scarcely thought Of, and vet 4,
The late election four hundred votes were
polled in the town and eight hundred ii
The country, being total Of twelve hun
bred.
A Government; barge recently ascendet
the river 10 Eagle Pass, seyeniy.iiye mile,
above Preside, and one hundred and Sc
seniy above Laredo. In speaking Of hi.
circumstance. the Flag remarks:
The wealth Of The Rio Grande IS d,
yet almost unknown. What d prospec
then is opened 10 US Mr.. Love, com.
mandcr ofthe barge, says that he would
stake his life and reputation lha. The river
will be nayigable for two hundred miles
from its mouth when the impedimenls a.
Preside are removed, and lhat can readily
be done At y irifling expense
The progress Of Brownsville has had
some effect npon Malamoros. Several
spacious brick buildings are going up there,
and general system Of repairing is going
on throughout the city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Quick Work. The Secretary Of

Quick Work. The Secretary OF State
having, by the Presidents order, instrnc-
ted our Consul al Havana 10 demand The
person of Juan Garcia, alias Rey, on the
ground that lie was bound 10 maintain The
lnviolability Of the person Of every man
entitled TO the protection Of the American
Constitution and Law as, we learn that our
Consul accordingly made The demand, and
that Garcia has been delivered up 10 him
and, sent to New Orleans, in obedience 10
the Secretary's instructions. The District
Attorney has placed Garcia in The custody
OF The Marshal, 10 order TO secure 4 ,es-
limony, Garcia says he was lorcibly abb
Quoted.
The course pursued by The President,
in yindicating promptly the honor Of the
country in this transaction, while he was
also engaged IN maintaining the faith Of
treaties BY SURPRISING the Illegal expe-
dition against Cuba, is striking illustra.
ton Of the administration of the Govern
ment on true Wing principles. We defy
any man to produce an example from our
annals Of a more succeful effort 10 maintain
the honor of the nation than is exhibited
in the diplomacy Of the Administration in
the case Of Garcia. The Cuban expedi-
ton will, we have little doubt, be suppress
sed. Nal. LteL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
Stray.

f2fAkEN up and entered oa The sttny Book Of
Orange county, on The 18th DAY Of August.
by Joseph Proctor, living fifteen miles east of
Iiillsborongh, bright sorrcl Mare Colt, iFrco
years old last spring, marked with white spot
III the face, valued 1t twenty dollars.
4. e. MURDOCH, Ranger.
August 20. 3,V-,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-09-05
sar,nsn,s 1ngazine o. SEPTEMBER ha.

sarsasn's magazine o. september has
Zen received. The stoss u Roanoke, or
Hhaso is Uiopia!' BY Q. H. Wiley, esq. Of this
state, is continued, and increasing in interest.
Graham's Magazine for September
has also been received. The enterprising publisl-
ers Of this work have sent distinguished artist
70 Europe TO collect attractive subjects, with
which the future numbers will be embellished.
Spirit Of the Age.-Thc second number
oiI,he Spirit Ofthc Age, Temperance paper, pub
lished BY MI. A. NJ. German in the city Of Raleigh,
has mado its appearance. The editor announces
that il will hereafter make its regular appearance.