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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06
The Right Course. Savannah cor

The Right Course.-A Savannah cor
respondent "f the Baltimore Sun says: "
may mention az one Of he fruits of The
slavery agitation. that coasling schooner
wss launched in Charleston. Few days
ago. which is the 6rsl 81 seiirs Of vessels
which are 10 he bull, in that State ior The
purpose Of rendering her people indepen.
dent Of Northern shippers. A similar en-
ieiprise is nov in progress in ibis cry.
A number of gentlemen here are engaged
in building a steamer Tor The Florida trade,
all lie materials OF y hirh ARE 10 be of Sou
ihern growth and manufacture. Every
stick OF timber, every pound OF iron, aai
article Of furniture. as well as the n,erha
nice Who are building il. belong 10 ihs
South. and 10 dis State especially. Thu
is but The beginning d the end" WI
rejoice 10 hear il. Go ahead. Every sesse
thus bu,li. every blow thus slruek for Sou
illen industry. is worth ian army viii
banners" Rich. Rp.
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Corporation Proceedings.

Hillsborough, Oct. Gath, 1850.
Present, o. F. Long, NJ. r, and all the members
of the Board.
Ordered, That Mr.. Chiity, Of Salem, he en-
pioyed, by the Pump Committee, to place .
good Pump in the Town well, at sum not to
exceed ihrty-six dollars, tSs6)
Ordered, That the Pump committee, Consist
ing of Messrs. stmyhorn. Carmichael and
Lynch,) be authorized to dispose of the two
Pumps belonging to the Town, at Public Sale
on Tuesday of November Court, and the com.
mi,tcc make due advertisement Of the same.
E. A. HEARTH. Town Clerk.
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Of his travels with his own horse, DIR.
Charles Jewe,t. The temperance lecturer,
once entered country tavern. where he
sal down by the bar-room fire TO warm
his fingers. His keenly rowing eye soon
discovered prominent. over rows OF bot
Ties with highly colored contents. in large
letters. The inscription, No CREDIT GIVEN
HERE" Turning TO the landlord TO
whom he was personally unknown,) he
said. I" All see you bring your people
square up 10 the mark here ]" Yes.
replied the landlord; :" It's no use TO trust
rum customers now a-tlays. We must
get j, as we go along. or never &c. II.
Jewett warmed his fingers a while. and
then turning 10 the other. said: -" ih'nt
could add word or two 10 yonr in
scriplion. tina, would make i very nice.
!. What would you add" inquired TN
the landlord. Give me pen, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06

Fillmur with discfciion. las II Klse eaff
grnry srises. wih ale uimasg nfmnfss.
Ard nlihnngh Ne iialn0f miliinry Fenaan
ahal spnoundrd lhe career Il - FFrde.
ressnr. Grn'I Jackson. does pos u .ossx 10
him. Vel he rouniry will 6nd In him III
the Roman 6rmness 10 enixring she exc
epsion 81 lhe Fngiiise Slave i.sx. slszl
sss 50 remarkably eahibised by Gid Hieko-
~ ia bis rflebszlfd prcrismzlson skzinsl
the nulli6ess of South Carolina. The
whig part, have ever made II cardinal
principle in their poiaiezl creed. shai sh<
Constitution and The laws Of The land
should he rigidIv ohsen ed and frasle<x'y
enforced. and Mr. Fillmore. ~ ihe grezl
standard BEARER az these conservative pTsn-
riples. viii eKemplily. in his conduit. shs
sincerity Of ll'eis professions IN Ibis res
pert.
The law is constitutional snd nsres.
Fsry one. 10 say nnlhing ef il being :
great element % adjustment between The
North and The South IN controversy slaal
ihrealenrd both with destruction. And
no man is friend &c The Administration
a True patriot. or worthy az being rexardrs
rs friend 10 The Union OF these Stats
who will either advise The resistance ol
this law. or aid himself in any such illega
and indelensible conduct.
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Obituary.

ParscrILA w. COLLINS, the consoit Of Bricc
A. Collins, departed this life on the 9th insi at
8 o'clock, p. NJ, aged &c years. She was mar
ried the 9th of September, 1912, at Hisborough,
N. C. and came to live amongst and with us the
same wear. She bore her trials with resignation,
and believed, from the first moment Of her illness,
tina, the only relief to her from her suderings,
would be the final summons TO the bosom OF her
heavenly Father. For long time, even when
in health, she anticipated a dissolution when
called 10 her bed Of sickness, which woman IL
heir TO, and nature makes csrtain. She now
rests with her babe beside her, in the grave that
can only hold her dust; for we feel satisfied that
both spirits have fed to Him that created them
She was devoted and loving wife--a kind and
affectionate friend-beloved by all who knew her
and attended in her bed Of sickness with oil thu
kindness an afeciionate husband and the man,
friends who surrounded her day and night coul'
bestow. She has left devoted and affectionat
husband, who feels and knows, to him her los
is ilreparable, and also many sorrowing friends
But " the Lord giveth and the Lord hath take
away--blcssed be the name Of the Lord"
| Memphis Enquirer, Del. o.
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An election was held on Thursday
last. in this place, for Major. Three
candidates, Capt. Jeffreys. Capt. Horn.
and Capt. yickers, we're in the field;
Lieut.. Nichols. Adjt. Jones, and Mr..
w. Hobbs, having withdrawn their
names. The result was as follows -
Thomas w. JeIfreys, 212
Chesley p. Horn, "a
David fickers. 76
Democrat.
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The Synod Of North Caroiins al lis
late meeting At Centre Church, passed lhe
following resolution. viz:
!. Whereas. the Governor Of The State
has appointed Thursday, the lsih Of No.
vember, iusi.. as day Of Thanksgiving
and Prayer:
Therefore Resolred, That this Synod
recommend TO all The Churches and Con
greealiuos under its care. to observe said
dag for the puIpose mentioned by the
chief executive officer of the State"
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Explosion Of Gunpowder. .las

&AFtOot0&4 VI ~ 44k@8 WI - -
Of Mr.. Jsmrs Stephens. Al Columbia. Mis-
sosri. vas suddenly reduced 10 u'ins ON
The 5lh instant By The accidental ignition
q quantity OF gnnpawdfr. and MessFs.
Josiah AZ. Short and Benjamin r.. White
killed. and ZEN or twelve olhrr persons
injured. The accident 10 said 10 have &C.
CURED in this way:
Mr.. Stephens wss receiving large
stock Of goods. which were lying about
the haor in boxes unopened. Two kegs
ef powder composed part 81 the stock.
These were received tie night previous.
and we're placed ia the lobby near The
eounler. and some /, feet from the door.
On The morning Of the catastrophe one
of the kegs was discovered To be in bad
order. that is. IL was seen even through
the saeking that powder had leaked from
The sides or bottom on To The floor. he
quantity was small. but. 10 prevent srci.
dent. the sound keg was placed by one ol
The clerks on the top Of The unsound one,
The intention being very soon 10 remove
boIh 10 q shed back OF the Store where
The powder of ihe establishment j. Kept.
/ Mr.. Short came into the store smoking !
cigar. and. while standing near The twe
Kegs. FIRE dropped from tie cigar las !.
supposedly on The loose powder on ihs
foor. The quantity NO, being larger Than !
gun load. and Instantly the house was il
ruins.
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f,smrs sf our e1iiion is<s ne<k, We sunoun-
ga sha, sur io~nsns.a Hugh wsd5eii. esq had
,,e.issd he sppsinsmrns q Consul al Hassuns.
.us hsi scrrTsrd Il. The announcement was
,..se without The kno~iedse a xr. wsddeIl.
all i vas rsl uniil &aef oar paper went 10
,,,xs. that We learnt ihss our announcement Vas
n-rmsiure . runorshst bis nsme would be pre-
ssu,ra 10 the appointing po~rr. ~ss winged ny
n. wishe. 81 biz many friends, until h rsrhrd
us IN The form In which We pub!ished H. Lam
in, this. we Withdrew the paragraph from that
norton o. oar edition which remained 10 he work
"a on. In expressing regret Al Our uninisnlionsl
mistake, We must BE permitted to hope ihs, in
,h,s. as in some other casa = coming events cast
thrir shadows h<iefe.'
We see. however. that the same rumor vas in
circulation in Raleigh. The Times Of Friday
mikes the same announcement; and adds; u
is a most excellent appointment. and one which
will give great satisfaction to the friends Of The
Administration in North t'srolins. Mr.. w. is Z
gentleman Of iine talents and agreeable manners
and win reflect honor upon the American name
wherever he may sojourn."
The ann snnrrment was siss made IN the Ra
leigh Standard
The papers 10 The west will be he'd into error b,
our article. The Greensbomugh Patriot, smons
others, Las copied the announcement; and il viii
be gratifying 10 Mr.. wadaelrs friends herr 10 SCI
how well The announcement is received. Tn
Patriot says:
The pos, TO which Mr.. waddell IS sPpoints.
re -ponsibie one. in the present position Of al
fairs between Spain aud the United states bu
he possesses ability and intelligence fully rqua
10 the station. Mr.. w. has troops Of friends
who wish him every happiness in his foreign re
sidenee. He succeeds Gen. Campbell, Of sousl
Carolins, who has held Tho Office for many ,ean
past"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06

We said in our paper Of the 22d uliimo, thai
. of the six Pennsylvania Congressman who voted
for the Fugitive Slave Bill. four ofthem were re-
elected by increased msjoites-the other two
were not candidates; while some Of those who
voted against il have been Ieh at home. Seven
Of those who voted for the compromise bills have
been reelected" And closed with the expression
:" Hura for the Old keystone" The whole
being quoted from the Baltimore Clipper.
The editor Of the Democrat. in his last weeks
Issue, has half colu<n Of comments upon this
notice Of the Pennsylvania election, and PROCESSES
to think that we are livery thankful for exceed
ngly small fayors;' and to make il appear so, has
misquolcd and totally miHcwesentcd the matter
The editor is "a Disunionist" per Sc, and looks
with jaunjiccd eyes upon every thing which does
no, tally with the South Carolina school Of psE.
tics. We are afraid he is more disposed TO look
with compIaccncy upon the fanaticisp Of Bos
ton. than the conservatism Of Pennsylvania, az
furnishing more congcnial food for morbid sppe
iilc. But the day Of this fiery zeal, we trust, viii
he of short continuance; when our neighbor viii
fad that the name of Nulliiier or Disunonis
will not he held in much higher estimation thar
a Hartford Conveniionist.
Certainly il was matter for rejoicing to ever,
patriot south Of Mason and Dixon's line" t
find that the people Of Pennsylvania have sus
tanned the men, who, setting aside their prrju
dices, had magnanimously voted for the Fugiliv
Slave Bill. so essentially measure Of Justice
the Southern States, and without which all N
other parts Of the Compromise would have er
tireIy failed to restore peace to the country.
gives the best assurance we can have that th
whole scheme of the Compromise will be homes
ly carried out, so far as that state is concene
We repeat, then, Hurra for the Old Ne.
stone!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06

Quick Witted. AN lrishman. having
accidentally broken a pane in the VIM
dow of house in Boston, attempted as
fast as he could to get out Of the way,
when he was followed and seized by the
proprietor, who exclaimed:
.You broke my window, fellow. did
YOU mott"
ITO be sure did," said Pat, "and
didn't you see me running home Tor the
money to pay for it,
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Tine crops.-Aerounls from Georgia

The Crops.-Accoun,s from Georgia.
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, and
Texas. vary somewhal in their estimate
Of the deficiency Of the cotton crop. IN
Eastern Alabama and Western Georgia,
il will fsll short of an average, both as 10
Cotton and Corn. whilst that portion OF
Mississippi shipping 70 Mobile will, J, is
said, make more Than last year. IN other
portions Of Mississippi only from a hall
10 iwo-lhirds Of crop will be made. In
Louisiana and Texas the long continued
drought is materially affecting the YIELD
of Cotton in certain portions OF both
States, 10 the extent, il is slated. Of one
half
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06
North Carolina PRESS.

The Raleigh Register proposes to issue Daily
Bulletin during the approaching session of the
Legislature. Price sl:50.
The editors Of the Fayetteville Observer pro-
poses publishing scmi-weckly, 10 commence the
first of December or FIRST Of January. Price
81 in advance, $3.50 during the year, or S. al
the end Of the year.
The editor Of the Raleigh Times, also, proposes
to enlarge his paper, and to issue semi-weekly
Price 81 per annum
The editor of the Raleigh Standard has al
ready commenced his semi-wsekly issue. The
first number is on our table, and makes hand
some appearance.
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CAVALRY. ATTENTION |! /!

VNTE are authorised 10 state that there viii b
w meeting held on Tuesday Of Court
week next, at this place, for the purpose Of or
ganizing company Of cavalry. All those WISH
ing to join are respectfully solicited 70 attend
The meeting will DO holden about ocioek r'x
Nov. 9Th, 1850. aI--l
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AnitaEof otts So
Modification Of The Fugitive Slave Law
Great Excitement at Chicasa-Thrcily coun-
ell OF chicago has passed resolutions null
lilying the act &C Congress respecting the
fugitive slave law, and releasing the police
from obedience 10 II. This aci Of The
city Authorities has caused great excite
menl. and last nights meeting Of four o.
five thousand people was held, the mayor
presiding. Senator Douglas made pow
erfuI speech. sustaining the acts Of Con-
gress in passing this bill. and also tho
compromise. His speech had power
fol effect on the meeting. and caused ;
change in public opinion in favor Of ihs
law. and against The acts Of the city
council.
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fri.ool AmhesL H1ss,rhniriis. : Ia q
AZ. "a SHiuFdsy. ne l2ih. lssEE > Iiae
ID ~ hand Loaded wish : haii, - spors
placrd lhe mnzzle nndrF bis rhim. sd
sad 10 snoshsr ynuGh pfrfsnl. zee hox
easy > man could Kin himself /" - lbs
same iimr plarinx his foot against ne
hammer and pushed Il bark un,d il hsd
NEARLY cecksd. xhrn. his foot Shipping
ihe hammer lell upon The cap. and lie
rife discharged. The chm was eniireiy
blown away. and he bah passed ihlnush
The back Of his brad. The unfortunate
ysu'h never knew what killed him.
Ills name xzs Frederick Goodaie.
Bosza Tros<1r.
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A TEMPERANCE MEETING

WILL be held at South Lowell Division on
w Friday befole the 4th Monday in this
month.
An 0rsiion ~ill he delivered at IL O'clock
and several limitations at night
All the neighboring Divisions arc respectfully
invited TO attend, 10 aid them in the cause Of
Temperance.
Nov. 9Th, 1850. 5T-
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The North Carolioa Conference will be
held q, warrenion, to commence the l4th
or November next, and The Virginia Con.
terence, at Richmond, 27lh November.
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Another frank Road.-we lear

Another Plank ROad.-We learn
from the North State Wing, that Il is in con-
temptation to construct Plank Road from Green
willie 10 Raleigh. meeting of delegates was
held in Washington, on the subject, and much
enthusiasm manifested, and it was believed little
difficulty would be experienced in procuring the
requisite amount Of stock. A subscription OF
$4,000 was made up in Grcenvillc in one day
and it was stated that the people Of Piit county
would take stock to the amount Of forty OF fifty
thousand dollsrs. A committee Of three from pit'
and four from Beaufort was appointed to prepare
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06

Large Gold Lump 80 Messrs. E.
Stewart & Son, Of Newark, N. j..
have the largest lump Of gold yet
brought from California. Ii weighs
SIS. lbs., and is valued at $4,000.
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There are twenty-four newspapers
published in the English language on
the shores Of the Pacific, most Of them
by Americans. in California, Oregon,
and Deseret.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-06

A Washington correspondent oil the
Baltimore Clipper. under date of October
%. writes as follows:
The Cablne, on Saturday had very
long session. and at which it is currently
reported determination was unanimously
come TO. TO have the fugitive slave law
enforced IN good faith, no matter what
might be The stengih that was required 10
enable The Marshals To do so. Under an
act of Congress, the President is fully in
vested with the power 10 call oat the mi
lila and employ The army to aid The Mar
shall in the execution Of any law Of Con
,ress. where resistance is made on the
part Of The populace or Of individuals
That power will be exercised by Mr.
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The Hillsborough friends Of the Hon. William
A. Graham, Secretary Of the Navy, have been
grstified this week by his appearance among
them. He il on brief visit home. with the in
iention Of taking his family with him on his re-
turn 10 Washington.
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seaboard and Roanoke Railroad


We were one Of party oil about two dog
en- persons. from Norfolk an Portsmouth,.
upon pleasant excursion Yesterday. on
The Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
The Road has been constructed The dis
lance of / / miles from Portsmouth. which
was accomplished in 81 minutes by a car,
with Iron for The Road attached. The
road is laid with heavy L rail, and will
be one Of The easiest 10 ride on In the
United States. 10 DIR. William Col
Inns, tic President Of the Company. TO
whose jealous exerlions in its hchalf so
much is due. and Capt. Barnes, the ac-
complished Engineer Of The road. The
thanks Of The party are checriully awar-
ded for their polite attention and hospiiali-
~.
As we approached Portsmouth ia the
cars evcry one was struck with the dome
Of the City Hall of Norfolk, being fully in
view for a distance Of four miles, curve
in the road alone preventing ], being seen
at g,ealer distance. Norfolk Beacon.
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VALUABLE LAND
Ar PUBLIC SALE.

!" ILL he sold to the highest bidder, al the
" late residence Of William II. Merritt, de-
ceased, near Chapel Hill, N. g., on Tuesday the
18th Of November next, Tract Of Lend adjoin-
ing the home residence Of the said deceased WITH
In two or three miles Of Chapel Hill, containing
about Six Hundred and sixteen Acres, more or
less; part Of which is improved and under
cultivation. The sale will be made on credit
Of one, two, and three years; bond with approved
security will be required, and the title Of the land,
which IL believed to be unquestionable, retained
until the payment Of the purchase money. The
Rev. Geo. w. Purify, residing neal the premises,
viii show the land to every one DESTROYS of pur.
chasing.
r. N. HARDON,
JOHN BERRY,
N. J. PALMER,
Committee Of The Trustees Of Wake Forrest
College.
October 20, 1850. Sew
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3 5hrrlrf. frsaasrl il.nInus - ilsra.l % = d
0seenrias and - n4lia - = tsass-d hs.ass
lks I.ssi.i.isss a = sasaisg ssasan.
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New Orleans, Oct. ~.

The Hon. Mr.. Harmanson, member OF
Congress, after lingering illness, died
here on Friday last.
John McDonough. well known citizen
of this place, repuled to be worth over ten
millions of dollars, and distinguished for
his extreme misery disposition. died here
&c cholera on Saturday after brief i'll
ness. Il appears tina, he was native Of
Baltimore, and the Picayune says he has
left all his immense amount Of money 10
be divided among the poor Of New Orleans
and Baltimore.
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received. las, night. The iallnwing leiler
form ouI Washington correspondent. "A.
risiisies." announcing thai ihe President
has issued order In hold The land and ma
val .fnrrrs in New England in readiness
&. aid the u. s. Marshal in Massachusetts
in rauy irg oui the Fugitive Slave Law:
Bali. Clipper.
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Trail far Murder in Columbus County,

Trail for Murder in Columbus County,
Before the Superior Gourt held in Column
bus county week before last, Judge Battle
ON the Bench. Elisha Arnold, a lad | 9 OF
AZ years Of age, was tried for the murder
n that county. Of Simon Dyson, an elder.
" man, who lived in the same neighbor.
hood with Arnold. fie was convicted
and sentenced 10 be hung sometime IL
November. but an appeal taken by hi
Counsel to the Supreme Conri,on poin
of law. being allowed. the science vii
be suspended. Arnold shot Dyson wi,hon
any other provocaiioa. as we have heard
than having been reproved Tor bad con
duct. We understand that Judge Battle
remarks on passing sentence were suci
as 10 draw tears from all who heard them
The prisoner was defended by Messrs
Toy, Maul,sby, and McDogald, BY ap
poin,men. Of the Judge. MIR. Soliciio
Ashs appeared Tor the State.
Wilmington chron.
1 -----e~.>>~o----~-~---
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7sitgraphed for The Baltimore Sun.

Boston, Oct. ~.
About Al O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
r. J. Knight, who is alleged IN he a slave
catcher from Georgia. was arrested hy
Deputy Sheriff Rugg on wit Tor SLAM
der.
The writ alleges thai Mr.. knight
charged William Crafts. citizen Of Mas
sachuseIs. with being slave, to The
damage Of his business and detrimem OF
his character. in The sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Knight was taken 10 Mr.. Riggs Of
fee. where great crowd soon assembled.
composed Of whites and blacks-sbuse
was was heaped upon Mr.. X. but no
violence offered. Mr.. Knight. after re-
naming in custody abont half an hour.
obtain bail in $4,000. aud was sci al
liberty.
This is said to be one movement Of a
series By the opponents Of the fugitive
slave law to render its execution as OBJ
noxious as possible.
The committee OF vigilance have had
several sessions. and have, j, is said, re-
solved To invite The suspected fugitive
slave-seekers 10 leave The city forthwith.
So FAR no attempt has been made Ia
arrest fugitive. The warrants lie dead
in the Mar>hal's office.
The excitement is great. Many say
the law should be enforced. while other.
saw il shall not. number Of fagilives
fearing they cannot be protected, have
gone 10 Canada.
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The President has Directed The Score.
iaries ef War and Navy IN issue orders 10
The proper olIirers in command Of the
land and Sra insres In New England. 10
helm readiness. with The mru and arms al
their command. To aid the Marshal OF the
United States Tor the District of Massa-
rhuselis. 10 exsrule the Fueisisr Stare
Law. should The Marshal call upon them
for assistance ia the premises. Orders "a
thus tfIec, have been transmitted from
these Departments 10 proper officers 10
Boston and its vicinity. This is The way
to deal with The nab spirit which now
holds Boston IN dnranre vile. A.
Another despatch To The New York Til.
hume az The same date. says: " The Presi
den, Will Issue Proclamation IN few
days in reference TO The Fugitive Slave
Law.