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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03

nEAFNESS.-Use DR.. Larzett Ac-
- oustic Oil, for the cure OF Deafness
Also, all those diSagreeable noises, like the
buzzing of insects, falling of water, whizzlng
of steam, which are symptoms of approaching
deafness. Many persons who have been deal
for ten, fifteen or twenty years, and were sub
iect to use our trumpets, have, after using one
or two bottles, thrown aside these trumpets,
being made perfectly well. Hhas cured cases
of ten, fifteen, and even thirty years standing
of deafness. For sale in Woodville by
WRIGHT & ELDER.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03

A'OMS.TOCKS VERMIFUGE-
u This is the most extraordinary remedy
for wgms ever used; ii effectually oradicates
worms from both adults and children. 1t can
not harm the most delicate infant or strongest
adult, and never fails to completely root out
and destroy all kinds of worms The cost 25
cents per bottle, put it within the reach of all,
and all parents who are without it are wan
tonly exposing the lives of their children to
those fell destroyers of youth, worms
For sale in Woodville by
WRIGHT & ELDER.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03

A SAFE aud certain cure for Consump-
ton OF she Lungs, splitting Of BLOOD, Coughs.
Cold. Asthma. Pain In the sidc. Bronchitis.
Hopping Cough, snd aii pulmonary aiicc.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03
ViCksbuFg, Jackson and
Brandon Railroad.
Summer arrangement.

'OWNVNIcT H5IUNgFNtHI.
IN burg daily for Brandon at 8 P. NJ, re-
turning, leave Brandon 6 40 A. NJ, and
Jackson s A NJ.
Accumulation Train Qreights and pas
sengers) leaves Vicksburg for Jackson daily
Except Sunday at 7 A. Nj. leaves Jackson
| 80 P. NJ, and arrive at Vicksburg in time
for the Nom 0rlnnnc nnnkntc
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03
FOR 1851.

u f YORK
LITERARY A MEXICAN.
acknowledged by both the Public and
the Press to be a
E1lJTT TOJrPNJT
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-06-03

Wright & Elder, WoodviIle,
S. Kline & Co. Fort Adams,
Ball & Latham, Bayou Sara,
--. Centreville,
w. +. Kanan, jackson, La.
Badgett & Covington, Liberty.
January, 1850. Sly
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Reduced PssIasr, after June 80, 1851.

I.e,irrs. nut exceeding half an ounce.
and Within 3.0n0 miles. 3 cents pr.pa,d.
s cents ncl prpai,l and the same fm
every aldiiionaI half-uunre ar frar,ion
thereof liver 5000 miles double these
rairs. Foreign letters. wholly or in par,
nv sea. under $500 miles. 10 cents; over
$500 miles. 30 cents; but M change 10
made IN existing pnsial arrangements
with foreign countries. Drop letters one
cent ; advertising one cent.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. NOT over thrre
onnces. sent from the offre of puhlica-
unn. 10 snbscribrrs within the ronniy.
Tree: oui az the county. and within SO
miles. s rrnis quarter; over SO. and
less Than 800 miles. 10 cents quarter;
over SEQ. and less than 1000 miles. IS
rents; over 1000. and less Than 1000.
90 renis; over 1000. aud less Than 1000.
% cents; over 1000 miles. 80 cen ..
Monthly newspapers. ohe.fourih those
rates /; semi-monlhly. one iiali ihsse rates;
scmi-weekly. simble those rairs; iri-
weekly. treble those rates; and ofiener
than ri weekly. Eve. times those rates.
Newspapers less than 300 square inches.
one-fourih The ahave rates.
All o,hri newspapers. circulars not
scaled. handbiils. eneraving-. pamphlets.
prrin,lirals. magazines. aud mher printed
matter. (rscrpi periodicals. as beIow.l in.
cluding books and parcels no, exceeding
80 ounces. for rve,y ounce nr fraction nf
an ounce under $40 mile. me rent: orer
$40. and less than $500 Two cents: over
i.500. and less Than 2.5O0. three crnis:
over $500. anil les Than $500. four
cents: over $500 five Gems : io he pail
IN advance. II nv oversight unpaid.
double ihrsr rates 10 be charged. On ne.
riodirals. published quarterly. or tflenrr.
subscriber Ia pay half The above rates
quarterly in advance.
The publishers of newspapers and Of
perio,licals no, over 10 ounces. may lnlrr-
,hange one copy free. aud enrlosc hills 10
subscribers. Stamps for pre- payment 10
he provided nv the posimas ~ General.
A ihree-eent pirrr. three quarters silver
and one copper, TO be coined.
NJ Y Jour. Com.
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From the IaDcoIn Courier.
HISTORY. or N0RTW cARoIINs

| s'ON<p SHHStaN1 A.
rs we promised III our last. we civ,
this week The first pari ri !. The Fornr,
papers," whirh hr,ng. 10 lisll the name,
Of lhnse OF our cenoty WIN have DIM,
!. The Stale some sersire" !. in times iha
tried mems sn,lls-" DanhIless they are al
acceptable offering tonur readers. I'hry
are. from The PEN Of DR.. Cyrus l.. Hunter.
"f this rouniy. and mere prepared a..wi
s"geesird in us,r last. IN aid Col. Jnhh
IL. Wheeler in his inrih-roniing work an
the history h.our State. !,
This lau,lahle example &c Or. Hunter
We trust, will. he inltnwr,l by others IL
The Stale. in.ihc lanasare of me ni onl
ilisliians--. he Archives of the Stair
and desks Of ancient families. now .uiry
the Story 'ol the rise. and progress of hi
state Of Nnflh 'arniina.. lgnnrancr ann
wirkedness may inisreprr.cni The cllarar
Ter of her History. Il rfInris are MI mad,
10 break away the darkness that sur
rounds ~"
laic wriiey. mi = native or rrsiitpn
of Nnrih Carolina Rev. WIN. ~. Foo,e
who has examined with lanlable car,
onr rs'rlcsEsli.al ili-iSv. in his anrL
(Skerhes of Nor,li Carnlina. page SO
SAYS: Men will mol ,e FULLY able 10 nm
.iersiand NWih Gar"lina. I'LL thew hayr
opened The treasures nf History. aud lie
cnme familiar with the d,unps of her sons
previous Ia The Revolution. during tl,a
painful struggle. aud The succeeding wear.
81 pnsierIiv. Then will Nnrlh Carolina
he respected as she is known.'
This. The work Of Col. Wheeler will
accomplish. lie has hern engaged fnr
years IN rolleriing materials. ~ the able
report oi the Committee on the Library
~ our last Legislature states. and lie has
pr'mnred from oiiireis 1T the Board ol
Trade. in l.nmlnn. many original docu.
,nen,s never Published. and many fare
.anI valuable works on her early history.
lie has carefully cnmril.rt frbm nur Az
rlisrs of Stale al Raleigh. which has
been rendered 10 him hy 4 resolution al
The last Legislature. much valuable ,nfnr.
nation. and has been greatly aided by The
assurance Of friends Of The Stale las DR..
iiun''rl IN varIous paris ri The same. In
his name. and in The name II palrintism,
as his work is soon ~ go TO the ~. IS, we
rail- upon every patriotic sDn at North
.Carnllna 10 conIrilRte any original COM
mnnicailnn as regards their county, us
early history. lis distinguished ritizens.
date Of then birth. marriage and deeds
as well as the place and time of their
death. so that his work NAV be as ne, feel
as possible. and worthy ol lis Distinguish
ed subject.
There are deeds that should not pass away.
And names that must otwithcr; thro' the earth
Forgeis her empires with just. decay.
The enslavers and enslavei, their death and
BIRTH" ~
The Press of he. State. which has with
20 lanlahle ! 'ihanimily p .IIisl,rd The. no.
Ice Of the work Of Col. Wheeler. are res.
pre'fnlly requested 10 r.py this. All
communications from individuals can he !
addressed to Col. Wheeler, al Beauties
Ford, ia Lincoln county. -
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The Fillmore Admiaistration.-Tbe

Au0 AuuuI0 hlWMlStfdLt0Q.-tD me
New Orleans Bulletin nf the 9th ultinlo
remarks. with much truth:
There lras moi been an Administration
for many years that has given more
universal and unqualified satisfaction III
the Wing party. snd furnished les cause
OF complaint 10 the Democratic party,
than the present. We except. of course.
Two classes OF professional puluiriins
iha, portion of The Northern Wing aud
Democratic parties. who are avrrse Ia The
settlement 81 The slavery qurstion. in the
accomplishment of which President Fill
mnre has been so potenlly instrumental.
snd a few ultra Democrats of he South
wharonld not, if thew would. can,Inilv and
ANONYMOUSLY eivrdne credit or render sheer
jasllre 10 p"litial opponents. Tins latter
cl. SIS. under no riren.nstanrrs. conl,i br in.
durei TO commend The policy &c Wing
Administrative: such an ari ~ in.lepen,!-
ence world not nnly he foreign Ia Their
nature ani etucatio,i. but 10 their ,nax,,ns
nfpniilic4l rnnluci. In their estimation.
al least as avoweI. nothing good car, cn,ne
odi ola Wing. and particularly Northern
Waig; and 10 this they are n. c.i,si Tent
~ prasrrip,i,e as the Jews were 0f I'D.
who persisted in bcliesins thai .noil,in.
good could cone out of Eazarelh.' The
simple facl that The presi,len his not Civ
en-. and IN nn possible contingency could
give. satisfaction Ia these twn facllnns, is
one Of the hest iesis Of his fidelity and
worth. and his claims upon The approha-
lion Of the public. The country at large,
the massps af4He- people. who are every
day learning more aud more of The tricks
Of The Trade Of politics. and are getting 10
entertain an appreciaiive value Of tho. e
trading politicians. the rule and measure
Of whose conduct il the ,paxjs The labor.
er is worthy Of his hireEllfe 1seayle. we
say. know well. and ralne tor, the wise,
liberal. and patriotic course that has been
pursued by the present Administration. -
These two fariinns. who are in advance
determined to PREJUDICE and cnndemnii,e
acts Of the Government. may be dcnn-
minated in French parIance the extreme
hight aud the extreme lefi---eacIl tIiame,ri-
ally and anlipodally opposed TO the oiher
-hni both united ia their opposition d.
he Jxsft maief. As. By way Of ilInsrra-
ION. The conservative. an parrioiie. course
'nrsued by The Administration IN qneI!iae
g'laii"n. and quielIng The exclierl le .linss
! the country npon the irouidous q aesiions
me day. Is AS opposite ~ the designs Il
nd offensive TO The tastes of Southern al,
'oshs'a disOrsaaizcrs. L
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grei 10 lesIn lsays the cntumhia Trl..
graph Of yesirrsla, J by despatch from
a friend in Camden. Thai GenerA Graree
MrDuflie expired =, 9o'rlack A. N. YES.
ir'day q, the rrsisenrr OF Richard Singh.
inn. ESQ.,. in Sumter. The even, a, any
lime far wears past. would NOT have hrrn
considered impmhahle from his randi,ion
of physical prnsira,i"n and suifrriag. hui,
coming now near ihe anniversary of VIZ.
caihnna's ,lraIh.ii must rxrils sadness
and regret. The name of f;eoree NsDuf.
lie is nnw enrollrsl in onr list of The de-.
parted whnsr memories Carolina will ever
cherish. and IA This list the few ysars
have made fearfplly rapid a,ldi'nns.
chcs. cou.
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john. aiIia has hrrome..of lssi wteE'
paprr!" inquired Mrs. c.. OF her hus.
baud.
Surely. wiir-- Z cannn, tell; II was
brougm from the nffirr.i think"
yes; JAMES .hrnpg CHI il home on Sa,
inr'lay: evening: hia nefshhnr N and
vie i'tilIg hefe. he laia'i, on the parlor
lablr.r' IL:
oh. n ha, COL The papr: I re.
smeInber nov &C lending il 10 him.
II am very sorry for thai: think yo,,
do very wrong. husband. ~ lending The
papers before we have real them. He WIN
takes paper aud paws for u is ceriainly
entitled 10 The first Iieru.ai nf H."
Yes; hun NJ asked me 10 lend i,
10 him. aud how could /. refuse SO kind
and ohlig,ng ncishhrti I am SIRE la
would lend me his. Il hr'touk one, and I
should want 10 borrow" N.
"Dant ~ take = paper!'.. inquired
Mrs. c.. with surprise.
mo-"
"Whv MOI. Tie j.. as he says. always
very loud al reading r''
/" Yes. bit he seems 10 ihiuk himself
unable. H. pay fur ni,c."
disable ia rrrtsinlv a. able As
we are. Tie PAYS much larger tax, and
he Is al,n"s, always Dragging ol his supr-
rior ca,ilc aud" -
"iiu>h. w,fe II is wrong TO speak ri
our neigl,hors' faults behind their hacks.
lie p'iiini-+d 10 return The paper 10. day. I
II hone he will. I, Contain. an excel.
lent article. THAI drsirc much IN read"
Nrs. c. Wa an exrrllrnl Lady. and.
prnhahv. possess q AZ liberal feelings as
her pesce.l"rins husband: but she rnuld
MI believe il To he their duty Ia furnish a
Tree paper Tor Their ~ re wealthy. vel
covetii~ neig',bnr.
n had fnrfnprly taken paper: hui
ihnk'ng u TOO expens,vr, 10 the mn small
disc 'niiiiure III his w,In and children. lie
had ordered il> discnniinuancr. lie. how.
ever. dearly loved 10 read. aud had. far a
wear" mere. been IN The hab,; nf sending
"iirle Joe" an The ,Iisasrerahle rrrand ~
b"rrnwi"g old papers at his nrighhnrs.
Mrs. C waited patiently during the
day. pxl'eriinl snnn To see lille joe r.,In
ing with The paper; hut the dav passed.
as likewise did The evening. aud no paper
came.
The next morning, after breakfast. SHE
was heard To say
Well. John. The paper has not return.
cd yei."
Alb. indeed; guess our neigIbor NJ
has either forgotten his promise. or is alb.
sent from home" replied Mr.. c.
C. think" she continued. ;. we had bel.
ief send Jam down after H." 4
! " Would il NO, he best, wife. 10 wait
'niil afierno"n!-N-- may return i, he
ore that iime.''
As vou think best" was the subm;s.
i've reply.
They waited unliknearly dark. but no
'aper made lis appearance. James. a
mart lad nf len years. was now instructed
pracsetl 10 neIehbar N-'s and pc,
Re paper. He soon arrived. and made
n,wn his errand. lie was very politely
fmmed that it was lent To R., the
,ck-milIl. who lived about half a mile
filef on. James. unwilling 70 return.
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Ihams sla,oafh h. resolved. Rol.wlrls.iani.
ing TIE lalsRess of he huuF, 10 eanllauF
an % he blarksmiih's. -.
4isgss quhe Tan when De sniEed. bui
illss6ii3 made isss bnsiarss KNOWN. ihy "a.
iRlassns.l hy Air<-..k hat s'iiIle SIS
gni hold. Of the paper. and lore il al mp .
I'll lake Inc bzgmrnis." said Jzsnrs.
who was fnr has me naihsag kss-.
-'T'hs kasmrnis. Jinl' exclaimed Mrs.
r.. '-flld nank. The rrdilrr. come
along here to-day. and q sold 'sm win
abe paper rags. --%.
James. sonswllai dssriri,ed hy bis M
sarressfsl missipa. and nai hriax very
courageous IN flls DARK. silently .a-zi a
hs,iv .te,rai Ga. ;i,sas. sh-tf. - due
ssa.sd. he arrisiesl.snd rrpos1ed The result
&c his rrtsnJ. -.
All. = rery eompostdls remarked Mr.
c-..-l fnpp.se IL asked nrigir
har N-Ia iesd him The paper. and he
diJ ma ike 10 deny him. We cannot.
I think. ju-Ilr ssense riihsr nj sh'iHg iIr
irn'iohally WRONG and one paper" COM
iinnrd IN; = is al.liiIle ralnr." ~
,. yan may argue N-'s case 20 you
Peas" rrp'lrii Mrs. c.. but be as.
sHrd af.ane ibiAg,s'. :.
=. Whar is ,h1.r' asked Mr., c..
with evident feat; -.
:. Nothing. anls. nrighhar ~ wfi
moi hing he NJ sss~:iac"senience 81 if6ub--
ling people Cor old psprs.." :. =
In alrml lhier. weeks alter ibis CONVEX
saiinn. ~ MA, Informed by ,he i'isl.
mas,rr. than hr'iiasl a paper in Tho Office.
lie was highly pleased al The annssnre-
aeni. hnl h. rnnid Din think WIN was 81
very kiIni as 10 ssn.thim The pspsr.. Az
irr MANY f.'njerinrs. however. Ne faar
Ia The ronrlusian ii.ai IL was sumo frirnd
sham he had assisse,l in Turner years
One wear had pss:ed: The papers ron.
i,nnesl 10 camr. and ~ was sill ig-
naranl from whence they rsme hll he
ing one day al .flanIing." he info,msri
his nrighhrs.of h,sreaad foriunr. aIiitrx-
pressed saa'e fear ihn he should hare 10
lo~iih"nl,p paper ,sonn.
/" No. Won woni:.', said James c..
10 a loud lone of yaire; .fnr maIhtf senii
IN two dnllars morr [ir. ynn last week. -.
i.Well done. Inn" shouted = hazen
vnices. while a: Simultaneous n.r &C
lapThler rang aiming the line Of Team
slrrs.
". who had, prc,inns 10 this an
been. Remarkably cheerful
md .ialkaliyr. berame Suddenly silent.
'iIilf derprr,I rolar. The rmh'en,uf shame.
his.bow.. This was good les.
ON i"r NJ. EARLY The next mnrn.
ns. he went and : paid Mrs. C. The
''ur dollars. % kn.alrderd his error. and
vas never af rr knnan 10 take lrss rliaa
NO weekly papers. :. Maine Farmer!
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yIReIyA ANp 5. cARol.lSh.

r. The kirhIrand Enquirer, IN an ariirls
.rialing iSss'silr sialri ',a the eonnlfy" and
:Ite rp-nisfag .,ii,ni~ II S..t:areiins says
:. However either ssars nay ny fnll
5ta,a llieir "ri.i;s. virginfa. will.. ~hile
she ran with s4fv and hanaf.. ronli.
nue. ia <iaad IN the hssis af lhe tights al
the Slans-snd il.e Un,"n. Ennn. n has
ifanspircd Ia. xriir and alarm the SuuIIl..
hu, n"l es;'neL ,.jusiify lhrrx,rene mra,
snrcs 10 whirh ..nr soulhetu hrr.hrrn ara
preparing "a resari:: The a.lian II nne
'>rfe n hast .S.rII canli,s:. h,nkslhrrai-
rning rnahgh. UnIr-s wiser e,ninsrls
sIall he @afie.i 10 hrf ms the wings ol
i.nir--nnlrss favorable Developments al
The next iTrlvr months. shall aijav kfs'
'rxrifrinrnr and snfi.n HE appsrrh,Iy. firm
resolution .ol.ber irs,lers---ye may. expert
10 zee. her ia. Con. eihilion Iaki... r,irasnres
for insianrscrr<sihn. and then real. rri-
sis will come upon The rnuniry. from
which all iooJ mtn' will avert their. eyes
with ssrralr-" q
/. South llaruiina;has called on yiein-
in io,g 60 witb her f"r a Snuihrrn Congress
and seses-ion: That call now lies ON The
iables pf The ,wn Houses Of nnr I.rgisla,
lure. and ii.,npsI he considered aud an
swrre,l SI,duld not The Legislature fake
the ncrasi"n 10 inake,an appeal. frg hui
respectful aiiiI Kind. Ia Souih caretini-
10 pause 10 'iri rourse and no, shi,er The
confrirfaey. tn aioms! In 1882 Virginia
by such ri,use of blessed -rnedlia,lnn.
averlcd the passion VI South carnlina. and
savet The Unipn--may not similar ap-
ped: now. npisr asprcis mhis alarming
Than Then. be attended hy The same happy |
results! u isgar The Legislature of vr-
GINA 10 acI IN tilis malier--aii,I tn ,niiiaie
= mnvemrni.. which may sare the Union.
The s"hjer, is one oi deep ,m,mr,susp.
and should he maturity considered aud
carried nni."
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,dsoeAss .tils'sail efss umsarIs,sa g.,
70 ansHA dc ce,ssliuliaa a, iliis s,.,.
X PulIisaoi ah,ui shs IL q lun.. n a.
sshP'is~ IN j'A'i5 4. at de rdrr q - .,,..
pam IN slsaner; q {, 4 he CPD e q. -.
Gen bynum wass ssaaiss IA the l..,r.
l4iuie. snd IN s's<aca Isai eissrarSs a -
had 40 superior in-shal body. He 4 III ~,
be IN rxeri'enf wsiser. His psp-r ~, :. -
less be powerful aarilliary. on che IA. = !,
people. IN the eeHiezs which has sl,ras, ~
eommenoej; which y eease-s for So.
lhe spoils Of oiIice by propositions fst 49,
ias abe cons'iiuiian By Legislative sn.e,,,,,,.
On The ene hand and on The elher. Tor can
an unrsiiiesed Convention. 10 make . s,..as
and final settlement Of all lhese quessions a Ca.
aauiion<l Rsform.
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The Wilmington Journal says that the report
q VIZ. Ashe having been Mr.. Sianly's second IN
the late duel with Inge is not correct. Mr.. Stan.
" was accompanied by Mr.. Jones of Washington
City, and VIM. Cost Johnson Of Maryland, and
Mr.. Insc by Gov. Brown. and Jefferson Davis Of
Mississippi.
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CT We would remind an persops. Who de.is0
having ihen J. kenesses. that the present fa,or,.
bic opportunity wiil soon be past; Cor, own, !.
other engagements. Dr.. Wilde and Dsush,,,,.
Rooms will eio~e hire in very Few days.
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Roanoke Vall.y Railroad.-w. perrrir

kosnoke valley Rallfoad.-We perceive
'ha. The Roanoke Valley Railroad Dill.
ah'rh passed The House of Delegates
s"ine DAYS since. has ma,,c its way.
through The Senate. u appropriateness on
the pm of The Stair. 100000. whirh.
with a private subscription Of 100000
more. ], is supposed. will construct a
Rallrnad from GAINESVILLE. in Mrcklen.
hnrs. on Rnlgeway. or in It's immediate
v,r'nilv. 10 The Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
The contemplated construction al this
Road should furnish anolhcr inIucemrnt
To The resnsrilaiion Of The Raleigh and Gas
ton Road. inasmuch as il will throw adj
'l'ilonal produce ami passengers on that
p"riion nf the latter Road y hich lies bs.
tween Ridgeway and tias'on.
PET, Int.
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Coal DepOt.-We learn from the Viii.
minsion papers. that the Deep River Mining and
Transportation Company have purchased the site
where the PhGaix Steam Saw Mill lately stood.
at the south part Of the town, for $40 ,5O0-,o be
used as coal yard for 10 ,ding vessels.
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Explosion Of IN, Steamer Oregon ,e.

Explosion Of the SieamsF Orgon.--Thc e.
'eeraph brings some further particulars OF
i'T explosion OF the Orpgnn. from Louis.
VILE. hound down. The accident ocrurrr,:
~ ! 7. NJ. on the 2d instant. while ,l','
ho1t was passing island No. 50. Thee
nlosion Of the miller carried away HE lar.
ward Cabin and upper deck. and killed
and wounded sixty persons. She la'k
fire alter The explosion. aud was burnt T.,
The waters edge. The passengers AMI
crew Who survived the explosion sste
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. Mr.. Fdlmasr. fw Ills, Shave ~ ethst
reasons, hHa provoked lhs appaslllaa VI
Santhein and 'NauhfFn ulTas. and bis
en.loFssmsnI- ~ Ihs. piessareE NJ .IiiE.
'rnnpsaihisF. -5R'l she hell and manly
'asnaaf hs'hAs maxi IN sIshd BY The eom.
pn@niSs in-hs ihlsgfiiy. has araa-ed m
rhrse iwa oppolhs quarters = feeling Of
dis.ffrsiioR:ansfs ~ Pointed iiosliliiy slIons-
er Than Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mere oar.
" hostility. Bal AZ. FILLMORE will be
sustained manf'aly by the Intelligence and
p.isie'ssm-ef the c.sunuy.. lie - rishi !;
if,f he ID ar imaiaiaining The supremacy
sc The isas- iai heis sarr 10 ieesise tIss
Isrprossl snJ snrraH of ~ WHO ssllr sir-
ria;s and iYsr their country -, =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

The jury in The case Of General lien
drrs"n. irlrd al New-O fleans far. having
nren concerned in The Cuban invasion.
ma ing again disagreed. have heen di--
eha'ged, and The District Attorney has en-
terrell noile-proscqui in the case, aud in
Tue rase "i t;rner:,l q ,l,nsn. and all olhers
concerned IN The affair.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

We arc er.,i6ed 10 learn. fien me Rail-.
Standard. that Henry A. B.dh.m. 9, q. fern.,,,
Of ihafeiis, has been ekeied Disiris, A,,o,,,s
Coz the .nelens District. in Arkansas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19
So @.


(. p Scribe nsiire. in saoiher column. for .
RzJi -Rosd hseiias 10 ihis place On Saturday
psat a. . o'efaek. Pm. The otjeet efihe meet
ing Is Of ,he greatest importance 70 he eilisens.
and 4 b rrreeied lAal ihere will Be fuI and
puneiual attendance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-03-19

The Census;-wscep to-day. from The
Ralrigh Register. The fun returns Of he Census
ef this State. n pi be seen thst ihs entire ps-
pulalion Of the State Is now s7osoo. bring an
increase q 1856 per cent or III. ISL. in the Las,
zen years.