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Number Al.

on the 18th. crowds of people, prineips,i,
osa'ves' were PerambulatiDe the streets a.
ans there were no disturbances thoprb .o,a.
- me English %ninnies who write from ,hers
IaepOr'' " matters were becoming ssr;o,. !,
% troops were in readiness 70 b. rsll.a ~,
w mere was no dlngsr of a battle betwesS
them and the people.
DISTURBANCES Ar demonstrations 3;.,a.A \,
ces nave taken place at LIZ ons. he ysns.ssn
'atVes OF which are socialis,s. III. a~~.
.a'0' ltseems, having adisposirion 10 ia. ~
nhent O ne line was ordered i to dispense ,s.,.
Out they At once Joined, the mob. A ,e0;r,.n,
e.asoons was then ordered to act. but an 49,
'ng me infantry determined 10 rss;., 49,
INVa'ne0 their swords and went toIbar,ocks
D.OanceS had also occurred at Blois Cres.v
ana E%halons; in The latter place tbe .B,bo2
rleS nad been worsted, and the red Aa0 ho;,,
CO. "Do"n with the Legitimists! - II sovar.
a'ol inc departments, such as Var Chez. H..
Pr hhine' and Poize, RhOne and Chores. Mn
CRIES are, " Down with the Priests!n--m 49,
with the L~egitimistsn
me panic at the Bourse was 80 ptos, ~ n
cause a fall of "a per cent.
ITALY,
Intelligence has been received Frnu p,us
70 the 10Th. Garribaldi has marched in,o ,hG
Neapolltan Territory, and the commentaries
mas been that the Neapoiitans have been fore
ca 70 abandon Frascati and several other pl..
ceS on the Roman Territory, and to fall bach
IN order to provide for the defence of NaUlou,
against the advances Of Garfibaldi.
Inc oVertures for peace on the part Of Rome
to the French people. have proved RrOunale,s
80 far.
me French army would not advance nan.
ding the result Of the Roman mission di,D.,oh.
ed to Lord PaImerGon.
Gen oudinOt, it was reported, had sippi6ed
to the King Of Naples that he should MOI m.ke
any attack upon Rome, as il Interested tbS
honor Of France to reduce the city
NsAroIITANs AND SPARrARrs DnpsA@rp.-
1he Neapolitans have been obliged to A.
oandcu several POSITIONS, and the spapisrls
4
nave ned without firing a shot.
Large bodies Of armed men continue II
rive in the city from the Provinces tolsgh, rov
the Republic.
The ROrnaus have Ieveled to the pyouDS
every tenement that embarrassed or srcu,r.
oered the free range Of mueketry round III
walls OF Rome. There is the English ebaDsf
outside the gate Del PoPOlO, which alone tbsv
have allowed to stand ihgIolate.
LEaHORNs-The cOndncttof tho Anstriabs IN
LeghOfh, after entering the city, ii said to have
Oeen most atrocious. numbering eyery one
without form Of trial.
NAPLES.
The Neapolitan King, at tie fact secoup,6
was expected at the French camp to review
the French troops. Prayers are offered M n
Naples for success to the army and res .Orut;ont
of the Pope.
The accounts from Sicily confirm the for.
nation Of a provisional Government. and tbe
preparations for resistance. On the I'd and Ill
the Sicilians fought with desperation, and de-
Eeated the NeapOlitans. The English have
landed two thousand men to protect their in.
~terests.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
@@--=R H.. u
ARRITAL OF THE HERMANN.
THE SOCIALISTS TRIUMPH IN ALL
FRANCE.

IN attsmptt to asassinGte the Queen @ England
Defeat Of The NeapOEtams and Spomiard'
at R0ntc.
The u Mail steamer Herman sailed from
Southampton on S unday May 20, and anived
carly on the morning of the 9th, after q bOis-
trotis passage. "-f
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MUSIC

BLACK MAR, Teacher of Gui.
10 Violin. Violoncello Accor.
CIarlOnette, respectfully an.
. the citizens of Canton thai
'PaFed to give instructions, up.
instruments, and also in voca'
'Ad The principles of thorough
\ ne office adjoining that o.
y april IS, lR49 81
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IN !!
GEORGE BAGBY

NJ 'aed his saloon in the Canton
NJ, w where he is ready and anx.
',', .nsa all his friends, and
sa, sl'n a comfortable shave, at
ss S,p1lsa and DREsslNG done in
6r la most gonteel style, and to
"0u q every reasonable per.
4, l848.
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N. rushed sugar.
'lald article for sale bv
DIV MURPHY.

II
Y y IA r
Goods, Groceries
and Produce. -
|' e. City, REtss.
See NM particular attention .,
aiiss and forwarding cotton
h Boo se' J Just received Bagg.
n Bscpo' kentucky Jeans a HH
! PgfpitSpps, La Lard, Sugar cure(
n, r,'oduce. general assert
" 10, 1913.
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An English paper says there was a. great
dealof betting done in this country during the
Presidential canvass, and thinks Major Bliss
won the handsomest Bet of all. Certainly he
did!
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-23

HELP YOURSELF The best way to get help
in this world is to help yourself. Show that
you need aid, and all turn a cold shoulders
but prove that you can do without ftlks, and
they will beg to give you aid.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-23

mr. Parrott con iders the introduction Of,
slavery into California as an impossibiusy.
from the nature of the case. The inhabitants
are all strongly opposed to it, and no man Ia
KING slaves with him would be able to keep,
them long. He is of the opinion thAtths tor
rltory must of necessity become q free State.
with or without the action Of Congrsss,n
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-23

to the Ladies Of Can.
and Madison county, that she is
! % Dress making as usual, and
4 short time have the Spring
| from New York and New Or.
Ehs will also bleach and trim
and Straw Bonnets.
s. ]. SALMON
ld8, '49N %
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-23

TIE PANAMA R~ALRpAD-~The party who
went out to survey the road across the Istll-
mus Of Panama, arrived iR New Orleans in tho,
Crescen. City on Sunday last.
The Picayune learns THAT The survey has
been completed. and the road found to be a,
very fine one. L. is said positively BY msm-
bers Of this party that an excellent permanent
road can he constructed 10 two years from
next fall. The distance across II. nj depot Ia.
depot will be fnr'y-fve Rnda half miics When
the road is completed. I, is proposed to coR
L8tfuet . temporary road at once. Mhtz.
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advanced on Cotton sent to us is
this" or the New Orleano
~.
burg, Aug. 20, l84a, 52-4m
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IN. HERNDON,

f.,neg at L@W,
,,.a;.ou County, Mississippi
~ room above the Post Office
n, her attend The ircuit ourts
nv a's. of Alfalfa, Leake, Madi.
oll' nj Holmes. Business en-.
|. H 80 care will receive his zeal
|1tion. en-
\ II, ta48' o."
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-06-23

Why Is a drunkaFd hesitating 70 sign the
pledge, like ascePtical Hindooa Because he
is in doubt wbst er to give up the worship Of
his Jug-OE-not.
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LATEST FROM THE MNEs.-In the failure,
from some unaccountable cause, of our regular
correspondence from the mines, we are COM
PEELED to make up an article from the meagre
and unauthentlcated particulars in general cir
c~ulation,
In most Of the rivers where the process OF
gold digging is carried on, the waters are still
100 high to work proftably. In most OF the
dry diggius the ssarcheT is well rewarded
though we have not ascettained any precise In
formation astot the quantities extracted.
We understand that many of the new com
ers are sorsly disappointed, and some FEom'the
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CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, JUNE %, 1919
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SUPREME COURT.

The following decisions have been delivered
since our last notice:
BY RrrFIS, Oh j. In State .. Robert Hildreth,
from Richmond, declaring that there is no error
in the proceedings Of the Superior Court.
Also, in State D. David Hildreth, from Arson,
declaring that there is no error in the proceedings
Of the Superior Court; directing renire dc
moro. 4r...
Also, in Pugh r. Morlecai, from Edgecombe,
dismissing the bill.
Also, in State as. Murphy. from Duplin, d.
rectlng the Court below 10 proceed 1.-THE cunsic-
ton.
by Nssu, ]. In Powell =. Watson, in Equity,
from Johnston, dismissiug the bill with costs
Also, in Bell Z. ,selson, in Equity, from Gull
ford, iismssing Inc bill with costs.
Also, in Stephens =. Harris, in Equity, from
Person, directing a reference TO the Master. &c.
PE,nsoS, ]. In the case Of Munroe =. Me
Cormick in Equity, from Cumberland, declaring
that there is error in the order appealed from.
Also, in Smith L. Nhitred, in Equity, from
Bladen, directing decree for plaintiff.
Also, in Gray =. Armistead, in Equity, from
Martin, directing the bill to be dismissed.
Also, in Powell =. Powell. in Equity, from
Wake, directing decree for Plaintiff, &c.
Also, IN State y. Henry, from Robson, direct
ing rcRire de noro
Also in Murray, q. Oliver in Equity, from
Casweil, directing decree for a division and an
account.
Also in State =. Cesar from Martin, declaring
that there is error in the proceedings Of the Su
pcrior Court.
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golden hfshes hai sorae inansnre II dae
Roman GonslliaeEs Assembly. On ihe
3uih nai., tlae Assembly nads ! slrrier u
these ieIHis. :. lie Assembly aeasrs )
aeiense Nharh hss i.rsoar impossible
Tie divisions III Garlhalai hake hsrn
randgfifd II Cexiaa lserhsa. where Trey
anisld Il, tioan saesF aTaas.
Two divisions IL Tie argnE wapid n
lt'dgtd aai maintained IN ihr kssnan gos-
eminent. Tn tie natpsinn II lis urE-
IN l'alis, tie funds roe one per cent.
Tie Caie,l.nsa ,ritgs III - intf'ii,
genre ii terr.bie disaster. Tie bsr4ur
Chairs Barslel. # Plymouth. Mass.
I'm. RsIleil. master. ~ lie 9Th uli.. II
aloal ) a'rlnra. z. A.. Mlsn .Da miles
- The westward IL Iapg TEAR. Mas run
s.oan III llie steamer luiepa. and sunk
ID three minutes. with III 81 lie ia sci.
gers and treN
lie catastrophe rurud during
dense ing: and although lie hsais III tie
Europa we're Instantly lowered. and every
&AsM8As8N aNN&N&MAAIN AAA8AAAAANa AkAAA - AMs
Ill tie l7G souls we're SAVED. i lie cap
tam, seeund male, aal I'm 81 I'll" elem,
were among lie survivors. I'hr In ola
i acquitted ii Ill blame not .pls liz he
survivors. but by tile unanimous Keiee VI
The Blllisl press and lie public.
4 project u me IA lie frenris depart
mems mentioned somn day. since. - j
curious instance III fife instability 1T hui
man affairs. that about Twelve months ago
liz received tie following .elegrapllie dcs.
patch:
"Monsisur Il Pleal-Anesi. hy all
possible means. tie cilizfn Louis hapo.
leon Benaraita, should lie present himself
III kaur department.
(SlgnetN IrpRr RoLLiS."
4 year later the same preiefi received
another despatch in thc lnllnM ing terms
"anest. By All possible means. the
citizen I.p,Irn Knliiu. il he present himself
III Your department .a
Signed nrfarRr.
Minister d Louis Aapoieon."
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STILL. LATER.

By the Atlantic steamer Europa we
have intelligence iron Liverpool and
London 10 The IIth instant. l. appears
10 be Of sufficient interest TO warrant The
delay Of The press in order to give The
Ielegraphic summary 81 IL:
III London. Iterpn j, and Other sen,
port towns Of England, the chnlers is IN.
ereaslng. Terrible distress continues IN
Ireland. Smith O'Blen, 0'Donoehue
and Others convicted Of State of nres,
have bsen shipped 10 Van Dleman's Land.
Ia France Tie elections to I'LL sscsnei, S
in the National Assembly have resulted
in favor Of the Moderate candidates. NJ.
I,amsrine lie among the number elected.
I.edru Rollin has escaped 10 London.
A. PARIS the cholera is rapidly de.
cteaslng. There have been upwards Of
10000 deaths BY the disease since Jam
uary.
The difficulties connected with tile
Ilslisn question are becoming more com.
pllcated. The French troops entered
Rome on The 7th instant. The Roman
Assembly recommended the people 10
sbslsiu from all ac.s oil hostility towards
them. Gsrlbaldl. with 10000 men, e..
capped snd made hi. way towards Garsa.
ma, with the repu,cd intention Of invading
Naples. A detachment Of tie French
army went in pursuit.
A Genoa paper oI The 1ih instant states
thai Provisional Government. consist
ing Of one Roman and two Frenehmen,
has been established al Rome. Ii is NJ
detslood thalthe French Minister al Gae a
has arranged the following conditions ;
FIRST, the Pope 10 lie reinsiatea; second,
the French To evscuate Rome, leaving a
garrison ol 500 men third, The Austlans
10 evscuate Bulogne aid Ancona fourth,
The army OF the Alps 10 be dlsbsndej.
Venice stlIl holds out vigorously apslnsl
Austria, but provisions are becoming very
scarce in the CITY.
! Important dispatches have been SEN
from Lord Palmerslon to Turn, desiling
Sardinia not to resume negotiations for
peace with Austria, as England wishes
TO save l,aly from impending danger.
The Danes have gained great vIc,o,
~ over the Holsteinels in North Iuiland
! The Danes have retaken Rolling.
The Hungarlans continue 10 fight viii,
great energy. The reported victory o
JelIachich over the iiungarians is uu
, founded. The Au.traus gained but !
slight advantage over the Hungarisns be
yond the Rasb. The Russians, after al
obstinate resistance, have entered Tran
sylvania aud captured Cronsiatt I'll,
Hungarian army, numbering $4,000, Ia
tally routed the Russian army ol Ito, 900
under Psskleai,ch.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS-AND THE
CHOLERA.

ERERHAPS no care may wholly prevent d la
hillt. 10 an attack IT this disease The rich
and the poor are equally subject 10 lis a,lsehs.
You will hase il II you happen IL liz where the
air strikes sou, charged with chnlclie yapur,
The great question Is, as 10 tile cure. fnr.
like influenza, all may have il, no matter what
preventive may he used. Now, experience must
direct Us in this, rs in other matters, and expert
cncc will not generally deceive; il a course has
been pursued, which las never failed To cure, We
NAV reasonably expect that il will not fail lis
Let Us understand the matter we'll a disease
well understood is half cured.
This terrible disease has resisted nearly all the
efforts Of medicine To unrest its progress, but
BnANpnETn's pILIs. almost immediately they
are swallowed, exert beneficial influence they
carry out NJ the system the irritating matters up
on which the disease depends Tor it, continuance !;
lhey arouse the vital ppwers, and restore warmth
to the surface, previously chilled hy the GOODNESS
of approaching death. There is no occasion for
fear, provided BrandtrihS Pills ARE on hand ready
for immediate use, their prompt administration
will yauqush the maiady, and restore the health.
Use them is directed.
DR.. BranAreth's Principal Office, 81 Broad
way New York.
a. Agents for the sale Of Brandreth'spills:---
d. Heart, Hillshoroufh,
/. u, M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. 4. Mehaue, Mason Hall,
A. Micklc q 10. Biulham's School.
James Whitehead, caueCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Liudley's Old slore.
g. Patterson, Paterson Store
May %. ST.
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DIR. TOW NSEsD,S
goMrnJ IN EXTRACT NJ
SARSAP
Wonder aud blessing u he ige-~ The most E,r

Wonder anil blessing u he .ige- The most Ia
t,'aordHary heaiei'te IN Me World
T,IIls Extract is put mp in Quart Bottles: ii
a is SIX times cheaper, peasantcr, and war
ranted superior to any soil. II cures without
vomiting, purcine, slekeuins, or facilitating the
Paient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sar-
sapaFla all other medicines Is. thai while Il
cradieates the disease ii insigafates the tody. II
is one Of the very best SPRING AND 81 NJ
MER MEDICINES ever known. ii not only
pmiies tIc whole system, aud Strengthens Tie
person, hut it treafeS Hc,r, pere and rich tfDod
a power possessed hy no other medicine. And
in this lies the grand secret oil lis wonderful sue
cess. II has performed within the last five years,
more than Zoe, 600 cures Of severe eases Of dis
ease; al least $4,000 were considered incurahe.
II has saved the lives Of more than 900 children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases Of Gsatrm DEBILITY aud ,rant u
AUeons Energy.
DR.. Tewnsend's SusapafilIa insigora,es the
whole ~ stem permanently. 10 those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects Of medi-
cine or ndiscfetion committed in YOUTH or the
excessive indulgence of the passions, and brought
on genera piiysieai ptosIalloh oil the nervous
system, lassitude want Of ambition, fanting sen
satious, premature decay and decline, Fastening
towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can be
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This
SarsaParilla is far superior to any INNIGORA-
TING CORDIAL as il renews and invigorates
the SYSTEM gives activity 10 the limbs aud strength
10 the muscular system, in most extraordinary
degree.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
he cured. Bronchitis Consumption Liver Com
plant, Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma Splitting
# Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush.
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Wear of the Niagara Falls.--The

100000 tons oil wafer which each minute
pour over the preciplce Of niagara, are es-
timated to carry away a lout Of the cliff
every year. Taking this average, and
adopting the clear geological proof that the
fall once existt dat Queenstown, faur miles
below,we mus, suppose a period Of twenty
thousand years occupied in this recession
OF the cataract To lis actual slte--while in
the Delta Of the Mississippi, nearly 1000
square miles in extent. an estimate found
ed on IFS present rate Of increase, and OH
a calculation I'll the amount OF earthly NAL.
Ter brought down the stream, has justified
Mr.. Iyell in alleging that sixty-seren
thousand years must have elapsed since
the formation Of this great deposlle began.
Quarterly Repieu.
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ILorR.-nrr Toxn Nils tsse rsE.,
nel'era grinding. ArN Flans tgHgs -.
: Sid i arfK slnil = -. IL.
AnisT.-iise leeeip,s afe srt EfEs
s'ghi. PsIers asngs .raaa 10 lG2 -.
aaks---s nfe aur las. It's article H.
slightly ierlinrd. Ne notr sales sss.sr.
~ a - -.
BAenN - Nestefn Si.ses 80 ShnniAsss
Z : -; N eafe1. hng round. : = !.
wlglt SOME Luiiness ii lie araaEsl.
fAEr In In demand i ! ssls.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

The New York Evening Post SAYS
thai The immense eNieutol lhe Iual Trade
Of lie tinted States i indicated liz tie
fact that ihirly.one brigs and schooners,
laden with rOal. arrived al Boston from
Philadelphia on Wednesday asi. and that
probably much greater quantity Of coal
Than all lllese vessels carried arrives in
New York every day, BY the canals and
railroads or IN sehnnners and barges, from
The Pennsylvania, Maryland. and Virginia
mines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

A IiER PlI.I-S.-Ti.se piIls. discovered h.
- Dl Ali.as4s md Als.,i ieaG III tsaars, MrEs
Ersi usea IL lis aai rlstiinr. In isN years
th.s strscaed ,hr airHion II nilaer plsk SWANS
anal thetse passs,l ii.lo gsiseral Ias cutiis
ail diseases II lis User. ilseA 80 With CERTAINTY
and reeulslny. The p.llel,i span issls Tie -
noxal il .iisrass. until h. j. well. The ei.rei i
alui,ssl naagcals aud alter swallowing dlnss mi
miieitrs ii another description, tie sueTff iluts
himself fclle,ed II once. DISEASES u Tie l.lKer
sgr VERY common ii this country, alsa 40 -
hlghtius III tie character. - t,ist ilegu,ui IN
uesuuenrr. Arc yau moulded with m, II tie
numerous complaints Mhtrh atigiuate il . dis.
eased state ii lie Laser Purchase III. II Lanes
Fills aud lie tell.Nsd II ours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

Senator Benton continues 10 talk TO The
people Of Missouri on the Slavery.exten-
sion question-taking decided stand III
favor Of the principles OF The Wilmot Pro
viso, lie has made several speeches TO
large collections people in different paris
nf the State. His labors there have had the
effect Of stirring up Tie Missourians on the
subjec, Of slavery TO high Pisch Of excite
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
Another Florida War-The Semi.

nnlrs have committed numerous iepIcds-
lions on Indian River. South Florida.
They killed. tnan named BsAer. fred IN
others, and piuader,d ss.sral sel,lrmtnls.
The people have abandoned lheir homes
in lhal region. Dispatches have been sent
10 Mashi gion lor aid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
Cholera among the Hogs. : Tie Gin.

cinnali papers State that hogs, and even
horses in the streets, have been sniilen
with the cholera. and died. The Lou
isyiilc Courier learns from tile officers oil
lie mail boat that Mr.. Crulhirld, living
about SO miles below Cincinnati, los,
about 80 Of his hogs in single night, The
hogs apparently suffering great pain, and
IN continued and spasms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

Resolutions were passed BIZ lie bunker
General COMMITTEE II 1annisny. New
York, lew evenings sinre. Tl.ey stick
10 lie Eallialose I'iaiiorm, tie Iluakrr
Stale ant tiny o4garlzaiinn. and very
,lrclledly kick Bambuunrrism OH II their
Wlgwam.
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Temrerance in New Hamrshlre.-

The Aen Hampshire Legislature has pas.
sed Law, granting lieenses III each town
IL one or more suitable persons II sell
wines and spiriin0ns liquors tn medicinal,
mechanical and chemical purposes, and
for no oillcr uso or purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01
Late from Europe,

.4rriral Of The Caledoma--Idrices from Li,tr-
pooito Tie It'll Of Juiy
Rome has yielded The French Ar
nv entered the city on the Cd OF July.
II does not appear tia, their entrance was
gained by thcir yalor: Ii is surmised that
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

4 Nssiainstaa sssssie u Jul -. sass ihai' >
ssEseas tlaats~ - Zen isougsi againsi IL. t's-
aiis, H. - snlit0r, e. fEegl~aill isrig .sseGt
Ioua - poss. ~ haslisg ssgAed esaaifeales. ii
blaaA II - clerks d "a n Nllh MIST oeosl.ts
tAr, piea.oi. TIE sisair - saaseI sos.silrsa-
II sAriaeasni. Al ! u u.listgo aigs1 snnessi.
gaslan.a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-01

For Caiif0rnia.-Informa has been
received at New York, by telegraph from Wash
ing,on, that William Carey Jones, whose lesig-
nation as Secretary 10 the Board Of Mexican Com
missioners has been previously announced, will
leave this rity in few days for California, with
most important dispatches for General 7. F.
smith III relation To the future government Of that
country, as ten. Taylor The President has deter.
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hraled English writer Addison las lefl on
record the following important sentence:
j. Two persons who have chosen each
other out Of all The species, with design
10 be each others mumaleomforl and Ell.
lerlainmen,, have III that action bound
themselves to be good.humoured, aiIahle
discreet, forgising. patient and joyful, will
respect 10 each others fiail,es and iniper'
fecluns to Tie end OF their lives"