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n office.

w LILLIAN Wall and Sarah Wall, non resi-.
dents Of the State Of North Carolina, are
hereby notified. that the legaries left them BY the
last win and testament of Margaret Wall, dcccas-
ed. of twenty-five dollars each. are now in the
hands of the Administrator, readytc be paid over
when called for and proper vouchers given.
D. L. LONG, Adm'r.
Febt,,.ry en- go
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THE HrLLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
is PuRLIsHEn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

u u Y " II 4. = " I z.
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Hereafter no paper will be sent TO a new SUBJ
scrhcr out of this state unless payment Is nate IN
advance. OF some person in the state will bccons
responsible TO the editor;-a in no rase will tho
pa or he sent 10 subscriber out Of the stale for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for The first, and twenty five cents ior
each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Tu
cent. higher. A deduction of one-,hird viii IL
made 10 advertisers by the year.
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Town Ordinance.

At d meeting OF the Board Of Commissioners
~ Of The town Of hillshoroush, held on the I'd
of February, 1919. il was ordered that The fol-
lowing Ordinance be published ~ the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder and North csrolina Democrat:
Sect rs. Ind be IL further ordained, That i
shall be the duty Of the Town Constable, and I've
captain 81 each company Of patrol, 10 dispcrsc all
collections or assemblies Of negroes or mulaiioes,
in Tive streets and to quel all rioting quarrelling
loud and prolanc cnrsing and swearing, whether
IN free persons OF slaves and 10 suppress all dis
or,cIl, behaviour If every kind. BY Mhonlsocser
done 10 effect which purpose, they shall have u
II their power 10 call to their assistance any ciii-
zen of said town, Who on refusing 10 give his as
sistance shah he fined, not exceeding four dollars;
and the Magistrate Of Police shall fine not eS-
cecdine ten dollars or iinprison Al his discretion,
all free persons behaving in such rotous and dts
orderly manner, and commit him. her or iliem To
iail. until such fire and costs thereon he paid !;
aud If such offender I've a'slave. be or she shall
receive on his Of her bare hiek, not exceeding
thirtv-ninr lashcs, and stand committed 70 the
iail Of Orange Aforesaid, until all costs thereon be
paid.
II was also ordered, that tie officers Of the
town bc esI ecially required 10 enforce the above
onliuance, and also the following viz: the ordl-
nance to prevent shooting within the limits Of tie
town; tie ordinance 10 prevent galloping, or rid
ing or driving immediately through the streets;
the ordinance to pieNrpt the throwing, pitching
or fnsing 81 stones, sticks. bricks. &C., Uiihin
4 The limits Of The town: and also the ordinance Ia
prevent The carrying of fire. unless covered
| through The lots. streets. &C., Of said town.
By order Of the Bead:
L. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
February 5. e.
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A Fresh Supply.

"A fresh supply.
ITsF socsi,sa. ard an = 80 hon, Farsic1-
ID III, Ahrn he cash ) tsislod.
pseVs a 81 Gloih g. eoasises ana Aeons.
4 pieoes Msbsler Inllrschoa shessings,
80 g.icres Blrarhra ds;ie
tsene Gieen ~ Ossiea MoIeen.
Ficcr Canada miNed.
Dsah. Csna.ia naiAesl. and Gaia Hiksd s-iineiis,
/ tiaoe Elack Frriarh Doe sk.n 1asla-siss
Parns ca faars 1iiie.
/ Tsrae fine hsaNn 3I0ai Ctth,
/ ,;.oe senrsfiasr Fsenrh hlsck dino.
! riisre ksrk E8onnci sziin,
..;.,e s,.,.e,s,ar tlss1 Saiin Aesilne.
/ sieee I.eaS eamasie. 10 Fieuss fapsT eIilo.
Cheap Eali,Uos.
. pieoss Enslish Silesiss.
..;,,s h,a.s Blark Siik Famge,
"a ,ae.es r.,a,ssd Safin klbaons.
I.a.iies' dsk Nd 6loscS
I.sdirs ami Geni.'s whiie nd and SILK tiiases.
I.;nea Rssl.in. hsrk Alpaca llos-. MsEino shiis.
\ lite Msadias. tasck Swing sfks
n ei0ss Aark Sis, Binding.
gnoss Boo,h's I-slrnl sin Buttons iOr nin'-
Minis dresses.
kiclin Strings.
GROCERIES.
IS sacks inc AMI ground Alum sail.
10 lass RIO caisse. heg> i.agnirs ditto.
barrels Slualfs Steam Relinrd and Crushed
su-ar.
i halrel and ! haesheai Blawn SUGAR,
? barrels Clover Sod. ciark's Matches.
MEDICINES.
wisisr's Balsom of Wild Cherry, Townsends
Sslsapaaills. Quinine.
HsIf boxes Haisins. Cases, and many other
anieles constantly si,i,ing.
Deoember S. 81
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millinery AND
MANTUA-MAK TNG.

AIRS. ]. wADDllL & DAUGHTER, most
W. respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of IIillsborough aud lis vicinity, ior The very
liberal patronage they have received al their
hanas. and hope. by lhcl prompt attention 10 bu-
sincss, and the neainess and style with which they
execute their work. still to merit and receive IL
beIal share Of patronage.
They have jhsi received their patterns for The
Fall and Winter, and invite the ladies ocall and
see them, or which may he mosI satisfactory to
both parties TO bring IN their dresses and have them
,npde in the latest and most fashionable style.
O. They have removed to the residence lately
occupied by Mrs. Askc.
October IL. Ok
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

a S the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
= its Agency in Hillsborough and transieires
the business TO Raleigh the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal OF Notes. and other Bank Bus-
hess, for the citizens of Orange, and OILERS Who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. Tho
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending TO bu.
sincss of this kind.
LEOPOLD L. llEARTT.
Raleigh. May !. oV-
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To to Patrons Of the Temperance
communicated.

OWE an apology. 10 nv Patrons for the tenn
Il \, ary snspeneioniof ihc Communicoior. Al
III, ,,rn,,t solicitation Of many friends, ! have
CHANGED lay loea.iah iiom .ittshorogsh 70 raE-
.,,.y,i.s whence the mails iivcrge IN many d.
,..c,;,,s, and hy which can send The Commune
~, II moe speedily gu with more certainty to
IN my snlscrib,rs Tie regular issues OF the
Comm nIitator mas DC expected as soon ~ 'ne
press yaa be put in operalon-say about TWO
weeks.
Fayetteville, Feb. z. ~
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SCI TE LOWELL
wALE sACADEMX.
Fayetteville, Feb. Z.

vry,Is Institution l. located III tie Eastern part
i ofprauge coua;y. and Tor health and good
soriety Il no, sun ,sscd in tie staie u IS siloat-
~ near South i.o.ee Mills, eleven miles east Of
nil,bS.uugh. The School is under The direction
e The Rev. iiaEs A. DEAN, graduate Of tie
WESLEYAN University, Connecticut.
TrI7IoS-pER SESSION.
Reading, Writing. and Arithmetic, $40 90
Higher branches OF English, Il 80
Latin an GIeek, y 10
Tho school will commence on MoudSy'ihe 9Th
n Fehr,arv. Boaid eau he obtained IN good Ia
miles at is dollars. -
las. S. I.EATHERS, ! y :;
ID. G. PARRISH, s.
A. w. CAV, SSs
mo. A. M.MANNEN. .Ss
RICH. BLACKSALL,
January 10. 4o-f"
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House Painting.

rE'HE sul,.eril. respectfully informs his friends
Il and the eiiizens of Orange county generally.
,,ai ~ i prepared 10 execute House Painting "a
al is satlsiy. and hopes, ~ pIompiness and ~.
Ju.,r,. ana IL nesiness al,h which he Nill en-
aeasm u perform his work, y receive hsersi
l.. w. MOODS.
March s. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-03-14
ILLUSTRATED WITH 200 ENCRAtlNGS,
EgctMiy Price. ~. so.

We have prepared this volume at great ex-
pense: the type large, clear and handsome: pa
per smooth and white; binding strong and sub
staniial; engrayings neat and appropriate. This
work is decidedly the cheapest and most popular
ever ISSUED from the American press, and, from
the orders already received for il, are satisfied
it is destined to have an immense sale throughout
our vast extended country. From peculiar cir
cumstances we are enabled 10 oiler this book low
to book pedars, post-masters, and others, who
may feel disposed to act as agents.
As The publisher is dssiious of giving this use.
ful Family Work a very extensive circulation, he
offers the most liberal inducements to Agents, and
is satisfied that any man of good address ran
make from So TO slO day from the sale Of ii.
There is scarcely town or village in the Union
but will furnish more OF less subscribers. A small
capital of from S25 to $50 will be necessary 10
make commencement.
or No letters attended TO unless the postage
is paid.
For further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. l7s Nassau street., n. Y. Civ.
October 3. 90
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NEW FIR N
IngG a WEBB

yEOrID respectfully ahnoaaet % ne Pohlie,
w thai lhey have parshased he entire sfack
II Lang. Weld. a Co. and intend carrying ch
t hnsiness ~ IN is hraIchcs a their Old stand,
Opposite The Count House.
They Wanld take Tins occaslon % render their
thanks for The eIal pallanage sAisndsd 10 Long,
Wsih a Ca. and hair. - prompt siientoh q
business snd literal pnces. u merit and receive
the confidence Of tiir public.
q. r. LONG.
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
August Is. S.
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Stray Cows.

ENAKEN up hy he subscriber two red cows,
Il marked with upper bit in The lefi ear. The
owner can have them Nv proving property and
paying charges. JOHN TURNER.
January l6. 64-3w
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT,


fft1E subscriber Nould respectfully feiuin his
N thanks u the pullic 90 N I.-ironsgs ea-
tended 70 ahe 6nm u lisughaAoal a Elllat; std
a. The business II Il coniiEur ~ Han, ii Al ~
ssHioas branshes. Al me "a stand u Aopss loir-
ceise The same literal pstrolsnee.
STILLS. and TIN WARE. ofrseFy saEisty
fof household use, manufactured Ia ihr nasi neal
and duErble stSle b expsflenced norknsrn. kcTa
constantly ON hand. o. made 10 ostsi GA The nasi
reasonable Terms. Repairing 81 stlis and Tin
Ware done on lhe shortest noiicr.
He q also prepared 20 attend 10 81 orders 60
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. and
GATHERING, which he engages 10 do IL :
siyle equal foF cNcelencs and neainsss y IN that
Of any other workman IN the STATE.
Tin Ware, assorted. furnished wholessle 4
Merehanis and oshers. and delivered Al laeir
doors * Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAuGHAwoUT.
Sea. -. SIS
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Advertising Rates fer The llillstOrcrsh PrcOrdcr

One dollar per square GIG lincs) for The ms
insertion, aud IS cents forearh continuance. lie
,luctions made in favor Of standing advertisement
as follows:
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p'rsg;sr AslE--Wcstcrn
LAMBS.

rsy ,i,,ue Of a Deed. OF Trust executed to me
Es hs Df. James 5. Sniih, inr certlln pnfpnsfs
therein mentioned, shall, on Saturday Tue 2is.
day III Aml neyt 1t The courthouse " fi'lsho-
,ongl. proceed 10 sell, 10 ibe highest bidder, upon
a credit u oIe. and Two years,
E6.srfscaseHGrscr SECTIONS
III E.f.rgp,
tef 100 acres each. lying in tue Military Tract
IN Tie sac Of Illinois.
JAMES {. TURRENTlNE, Trustee.
February IA. o'-~'h
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Cabinet Ware House.


rE,HE sulscrilerrespeetiulls iaforhs hisirends
N and the pullig generally .illst " has on hsnsl
saa Nil endeasor constantly . keeP. variety q
well-made Farnit6re, sLlbTacins III he lsading
articles. such a..
sofas. Sideb0ards. bureaus,
Redsleads, Tables.
made u Mahogany. Marie. cherry Walnut.
Birch, and Maple.
ne would invite attention 10 his make 81 Port
able AARDR0BES aud BEDSfEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for duIalilii.. neAinsss, I'D
convenience.
lie would also invite The atientiOn q all per-
sous Aishing Is buy furniture u any description,
70 give him call before purchasing else~ herr. a.
he Intends 10 scl low a. he can possibly alicvar
aud his Noaknsn are al experienced hands.
He has noa on hand eight fine Dressing bu-
rraus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
tNo sldeloaFds, sin plain Bureaus, eight csn'Ae-
stands. one Sofa. and one Secretary and Book
ease. and Bcdsieads. whirh he will sell low.
80 Timirf taken IN exchange ior Furniture
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
80 Persons Al a distance, buying Furniture
can have Il delivered al their doors ensured safe
or less than they can 10 il themselves.
lie rriurns his thanks for past iavors, and vii
he thankful ior a continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February l. Is
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accommodation for Is'drci-
fffs.
TIVE subscriber Is nov prepared with a COM
u Portable Carriage. Mack. aud Buggy. 20
convey Passengers from HillslorOush TO any 9th
e. place. or 10 bring them here. b, The DAY. week.
or job. He has good horses and an experienced
driver, and thinks he ran give entire Satisfaction.
lie can he found ~ Bis shop, two doors above
the onion Hotel.
HENRY EVANS.
February l. Is
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no nRInl.E nlII.nERs.
TO BRIDGE BUILDERs.

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
IN ohsSlenoe d an order made II fslEusg
tern q OTanse County conii. &c he unsleT-
signed Commissioners, Nill Prsosrl - - y sae
laNesl ailcr. The banking & brese sff.'ss
liaW River !, Big Fails. u THURSDAY ne .sih
aay u March instant. Tsgans AMI SPECIFICATIONS
vii e made kuoNn 81 ihs day u leiiliis.
JOSEPH HOLT.
BENZ. TROIINGER.
GEORGE HTPnLE,
BOSTON ISEIEi,
GEORGE GARRISON,
March l. .
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FOOTE'S
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina.

A NUMBER ofcopies Of this deeply interest
IN ing work have been deposited with the Rev.
RoArRr BrRwrLL. in HilIsborouEh. and can be
had 81 him Al the price Of 50 per cory.
February %. 67-
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R.P. HIBBARD & co.'s
CarminatiVe SalVe,

For the cure Of felons, Piles Ulcers. carbuncles.
Ague in the Breast or Face. Ear-achc Burns,
Scalds, khchnaiic Pains, &c. &c. Price 25
cents.
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November %.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08
ALLEGORICAL.

a traveller, setting out cr.a - ,3a5
journey; was assailed on lhe r,4t "
ours, mastiA's and half growu ,Q.-,r,.
which came ont Of th"i, kennyls {. :s..:
at him ash he passed a.org r. often la
mounted from his horse 70 drive item
back. with stones aud stick. :no their
hiding places. This operation was r.
peated every day, and sometioas al d,
ten as twenty times a day. The c,use-
quence was, that more than halt the
travellers time was consumed in chas~
ing these dog puppies. At last he was
overtaken by nelghbor who was 60
ing the same road, but who had So, out
along time after hun. The latter travel
Ter was very much surprised to find the
other no farther on his journey; and on
hearing the reason, "Alas, said he is It
possible that you have lost your time
and wasted your strength In this idle &C.
cupation; these same animals have beset
me along the road, but have saved
my time and labor in taking no notice Of
their barkings, while you have lost yours
in resenting insults which do YOU no
harm and chastising dogs and puppies,
whose manners you can never mend"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08

THE UNITED STATES AND FkrNGARy.-A
Washington letter of the 3lst ult., to the
New York Tribune, says:
A Cabinet Council was held last even
ing, and it is quite probable that the ac'
credited Minister from the Republic Oh
Hungary will be received, Its indepen
dence recognized, and treaties, sc, enter.
ed into.-The President and his Cabinet
have closely watched the progress of the
struggle with a view to this object as soon
as it can be accomplished consistently
with the principles essential to our poll.
cy.
1t is evident however, that we cannot
90 so far beyond this as to terminate oul
intercourse with Austria or Russia, las rec.
commended by the meeting in Cincinnati,'
or to interfere in the movements Of Euro.
pean nations.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08

Y. B. PALNER's ALMANAc.-Atth the COM
mrnccment Of the present year we spoke
OF the cxcellencies of the "Eudness MINI
Almanac for 1919 by V. B. Palmer, Esq.
We held it to be one of the best publica-
tons of the kind ever issued from the press
in this country, and all those who exam
ined it will bear us out, we doubt not,
in that opinion.
We see, says the Ledger, by the follow
ing announcement in the New York Tri-
bune, that the number for 1850 is about to
be issued, from which we infer that it is
hereafter to be looked for annually. The
public can scarcely appreciate the useful
ness of this almanac except by examining
its pages, aud then its superiority will be
evident
Business MEMS almanac ia, 1S50.-We
understand that the greater part of this
useful little Annual for the ensuing year,
Is already stereotyped, and that the whole
will be speedily published by the proprie-
tor, Mr.. V. B. Palmer, when we propose
to give notice ofits contents. The num-
Der for 1919 had an extensive circulation;
and If we may judge from the language of
the press, it gave very general satisfaction.
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An Argument Furnished BY the Benz
nNyanu

During the reign OF Locofocoism over
Governmental affairs, in his country, it
was regarded as nothing more than right
that "the patronage OF Democratic adj
ministratons should be distributed to
! Democrats slons,' hat, now that the
Eboot is on the other leg a. the wings
| of the country are al the lead OF affairs, on
it is "dreadul," that "every opponent Of
the National administration" should be
turned out of Office, a nd its f'ieEds put
in.
What honest Democrat can read the
| following doc trlne, laid down by some Of
the high priests Of his party, and say
that the friends OF the late admiuistra-
lion have any reason to complain, ifthe
party now in power act upon the princi
| pie laid down by their predecessors, and
surround themselves with their own
| friends, instead of their enemies!
Was there ever better reasons furnish
ed any party, why it should prefer its
| friends to ITS enemies, than has been fur
nished the present administration by the
very men who are now crying out ''pro-
scrip'ton, proscr,ption.'
Notwithstanding we have been taught
to believe. by our Democratic opponents
that the "oftirial stations of the country
are not 10 be regarded by them as spoih,"
but as grave trusts Of influence and pow
er, for which the holders are response
hle to the people ard that such trusts
should "INvARIABLY be placed in the
hands of the PARTY who are RESPON-
SIBLE;' yet when the Wings undertake
10 carry out such doctrine, ''hue and
cry' is at once rung throughout the
land oil which it seems we are never 10
hear the last.
In this connection therefore we wish
1t TO be kept before the people that Zach
airy Taylor and his " hig Cabinet in dis
carding their enemies and calling around
them their friends, are doing no more
than even handed justice.
The locofoco State Convention held
at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 1867
laid down the following doctrine:
Resolved, That in our opinions a
Democratic administration, the Senate
and House of Representative, Of the Uni
ted States, SHOULD ALWAYS SUR
ROUND II SELF WITH ITS POLlTI
CAL FRIENDS, and as the official sta
tinns Of the country are to be regarded
not as 'spoi's' but as GRAVE TRUSTS
ofinhueuce and power, for which the
holders are responsible to the people,
they should INVARIABLY be placed in
the hands of the PARTY who are RE-
SPONSlRLE for their exercise. and for
that al obvious OF her reasons THE PAT
RONAGE OF DEMOCRATIC ADMIN
1STRATIONS SHOULD BE DISTR1BU-
TED TO DEMOCRATS ALONE
r, solved, That We would respect
fully call the attention OF Ple>ident Polk
and the heads OF all departments 10 this
subject. and assure them Of our opinion
that high considerations OF policy require
that executive patronage should not be
bestowed upon our political opponents,
believing as we do that 10 beHow it upon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-09-08

ALLEGED PRoscRIPT;oN. Mr.. MCGEE
the editor of the Nation-a paper es-
sen'ially Irish, published in the CITY oil
New York-sayst that because he has siren
uousy advocated mental freedom and the
necessity OF free education for his coua-
rymen, both here and in Ireland, his pa
per and himself, and often his subscribe rs
by name have been denounced by the
Catholic priests, from the altar, in vari-
Gus dioceses, and gives the name and res
idence Of one priest who refused the rite
Of confession to subscriber OF the pa
per, whose name also is given. There
is probably some mistake ia the repre-
tentation Of facts.
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An Independent Poet.

The New York Tribune publIs' es a
letter from a young man, whom the edi-
tor describes as thorough classical
scholar and a true poet" in VIII he
gives the following description Of his
mode OF getting along:
'For the last FIVE years l have support
ed myself solely by the labor of my
hands. have not received one cent
from any other sotrce; and this has cost
me SO little tlme-say month IN the
spring, and another in the autumn--do-
ing the coarsast work of all kinds aud
have probably enjoyed more leisure for
literary pursuits ihan any contsmpora-
nv, For more than two years past, |
have lived alone in the woods; in plas
tered and shingled house entirely Of my
own building, earning only what | want
ed and sticking to my proper work. The
fact is, man need not live by the sweat
Of his brow; unless he sweats easier than
/ do; he needs SO little. For two years
and two months, all my expenses have
amounted to but n,y-seven-cents a
week, and I have farel gIoriousy in all
respects. 1fa man must have money
and he needs but the smallest amount
The true and Independent way 10 earn it
is by day labor with his hands, at a dol
lar day. l have tried many ways, and
can speak from experience.
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THE ABDUCTION CAsE.-The National
1ntelligencer, in long article on the Rey
case, says
"The President on the 2sth Of July last
directed the Secretary of State to instruct
General Campbell, consul of the United
States at Havana,) in the event of the ar
rival OF Garcia at Havana, after being alb
Quoted from New Orleans, to make an i'm
mediate demand for the return of the cap
tive, and to send him back to New Orleans
Mr.. Campbell was instructed that the is
sues OF peace and war would depend upon
the result of his application, in case Gar
cha had been kidnapped by Spanish au-
thority."
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WHOLE No 423

on Them, or SUFFER THEM TO RE-
TAIN 1T. wN prejpdice the interests oJ
THE PARTY and PARALYZE the e.
forts Of The menbers'
"Resolved, That the REMOVAL from
the various offices at Washington of EV>
cry OPPONENT OF THE NATION
AL ADMINISTRATIONS, or Democratic
principles and measures has long been
Gallo for; and is alike DEMANDED by
the voice of the Democratic PARTY and
the best Interests of the country, and
ought not to be longer postponed or de-
layed.'
(See proceedings of the Locofoco State
Convention, held at Harrisburg, March
18th 1850