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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

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IN prepared all kinds OF Weaving such Jeans,
Fannels Carpets Lnseys All work warranted, and charges
low Call his residence West side OF The Canal lew houses
North Of the Paper Mill OElEh
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~, GREAT ATTRACTION The best bargains OF
81 ered in this country, may be had W. NJ LOWRY
VI DRUG VARIETY STORE, in Knighsown He Is con
antly receiving large and fresh supplies of Drugs and
Medicines Paints Oils and Dye Stuhs all 6ROC ERIES
Conectoneries Toys Jewey, and thousand aone Notions
Fancy Articles ekeavery cheap Cash and mistake
buy but call and Small profits and
all. and buy
selves rich. june5-6wtwlp WILEY n. LOWRY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-06-26

From Doctor ALFRED KKIsER, Of Peru, Indiana:
DR MYKR-Dear Sir do certify that for the space Of year,
with the effects your Dandeon Wild
Cherry and Ssrsapas having sold eighty hundred
bottles and from End be the ecaclous
medicine Of the kind ever sold. a KEISER- NJ ID.
PsrH Indiana, Jidy 27th, 1850.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
THE WORK GOES BRAyELY ON.

We hear the most cheering account.
from the different contractors along the
line Of the North caroIina Rsil Road,
We are highly gratified to see the ener.
gy and industry displyed BY the con-
traitors IN this county. They are the
right sort of men and have taken hold
wItha spirit and determination caIcnlat-
ed TO inspire confidence. II it were lack
ing. IN the enterprise. We hazard
nothing in saying that they will be be-
hind no Others in the promptness and
fidelity with which their contracts are
completed. John Trolinger. ESQ.,, of
this county. removed the first spade full
Of dirt at Haw River in July last, and
Gen. Benz. Trolinger and DIR. ID. A.
Montgomery have completed the long
est distance. Success to the North
Carolina Rail Road .!-the last hone
OF freedom from commercial vassalIage
left to the good " Old North State"
n. c. Democrat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The Standard-lMr. TenaJle-aao
oursef-The Standard. piofessing Ia
SPEAK "by the card" denies tina, Mr.. Ven
able made speech in Granville, a lev
DAYS before the election. in which he
promised that he " would Internationally
abide by The Compromise" Well. onl
authority is gentleman Of the highest
standing. and genuine democrat also. II
necessary we can give the authors name,
which, Cor vcraciiy. will compare with
The name of any man in North Carolina.
We always fling the Standard when il
raises point Of verarily between us. and,
in this case. if il don't mind. it will have
cause TO wish !, had not said anything.
We have been expecting 10 see the chron-
icle arraigned in that paper for stating
that Mr.. Venable had joined the Sons OF
Temperance, and our authority demand
ed for making the statement. as j. now
turns out that he is no Son Of Temper
ance-never was. and The chances are,
never will be. But no! the Standard
keeps mum! Well treat" if Mr.. Ven
able will demand our authority for that
statement. Maon Chronicle,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the InieIIisenccr.
Saturday, Sept. I3lh, 1851.

SATURDAY, sept. 18th, 1851,
week 10 date amount 10 only o. bhds.
This shows considerable falling or from
that Of last week. Our quotations io.dsy
are Tor extreme prices. Say far Frosted
I.ngs Iosgood and sweet l a s5a; Short
Leaf 8 . "a; Shipping 2 Oh; prime
Manufacturing 10 . aI2--nominal.
CoTroNsarrives slowly. Stock on hand
extremely small. We hear Of no sales.
except IN small lots, al 8 a 81 for Md
ding; 80 81 for prime.
WHEAT continues To arrive fieelv.
Red 20 75c; White rs SOC.
FLOUR - Superfne. City Mills. a.;
Family IS. No Country Supcr6ne in
market.
conS.-yery dull, We hear Of sales at
80 Csc. ~
BAcos--very firm and tendency up-
wards. Virginia, hog round, l2c. Yves.
tern Sides l0fc: Shol,lers o a Ole. Can.
vassed Hams llac; Western PLAN 10 i
l0ac.
q. lARD.--virginia Kegs he; Western de-.
llac; do. bills. lie.
APPLE BRANDY arrives slowly. Sales a,
81 al 338c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
IMPoRTANT-lF rRIrE,

The Norfolk Herald Of Thursday
has the following:
A private letter has been received in
our city, by friend Of the Cuba cause,
which states that Gen. Gonzales has,
before this, left Savannah with two
thousand men in a steamboat aud two
sail vessels. The steamer is fully pre-
pared Tor a conflict with any Of the
Spanish cruisers.
The letter hints Mt difficulties be-
tween Lopez and the other leaders in
America, which was probably the cause
OF the failure Of the late expedition.
The account tallies somewhat with
the news of the movement at Jackson
vile, and Gen. Gonzalez's presence al
Charleston on the I'd inst,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

New fe'k platform We are llra.sa 10 see
loan The saIiaels gissn b Ills anisls. lhat ia
'e~ly siesisa sensIs' Fisl,. q Nov Yea. ezra
p'es shs ground taken " lhs Admlnl.iIuiioa IA
'FisIsnes % ihs comprun,iss. sils lhai h .aoull
= rssafasd 81 fsrll sssilsusul & lhe langsoo.
snd sIsiiiag suijeet- vhieh i subrsor- Mr.
ElsA has lesa grossly missrPssseu.el "a ia. sul-
20 "a mzny srriians e she cosnirs. snd il Is
vel ihai ihs Rrsiew hss lern ale 20 STATE his
position IN his o~n ~ofds as delivered on The All
o. iuly lzs. There Is no room Ger misrprrsrn-
laiion now.
The "Reminiscences Of =. s. Panlizs We hass
also iead. They are rrii wriiien. ard poses.
lively Interest ss conn~esed with one Of the most
interesting chsrseiez that this eoansry has e.rs
produced.
The Review l. pul.ii<hed BY D. w. Holly. I2o
Nassau ssreei. New Yofk. at IS per annum Ia
advance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

nc Wing Convention at Springfield, one Of
'ne largest ever assembledin Massachusetts,, nom.
''a'ed the Hon. R. c. Winthrop for Governor
1eorge Grinnell for Lieut.. Governor, and an.
pointed Edward Everett, Seth sprsgue, and
george Ashmun, delegates to the National Con.
veniiun.
ne Convention also adopted series Of patri.
"e Resolutions, expressing their unwavering at
,'enment to the constitution, the Union, and the
.'"s' fully endorsing the national Administer
"0n' and declaring their undimnisheI confidence
u Daniel Webster. The Resolutions are given
below.
'ne New York Mirror, in speaking of the
"0ceedngs Of this Convention, says: "The
e o. winthrop carries with il prestige that
s' ensure success, and the delegates at large
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The LATE TREATY WITH PORTUGAL
The treaty with Portugal provides for
the settlement Of the pecuniary claims
of our citizens, presented previous to
July 9th, 1850, by the United States
Government against the Government of
Portugal, in this wise:-The Portuguese
Government promises to pay, in salts
faction of those claims, with the excep.
ton Of that made for the destruction BY
the British Of the privateer brig general
Armstrong in the the harbor Of Fayal,
the sum Of ninety-one thousand one
hundred and seventy two dollars seven
ty cents, at Lisbon, ia ten equal install
ments, the hrst.son the 3Oth Sept, 1851,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

sA erAkASEIED TO SPAIx. The
usu1ily well inlaruurd Wash,ry :aa r,,r,..
pandsni "fiilr jsurusl Or commrree. con-
hfms HE fepou at sseerei ,r ass lor pr,-
srffins cnhz 20 Spaln. In > Letter dated
srps. 5:h. nc SAYS:
llis remarkable. hui NOT well laow,
iasI 'li.i. N ilse areIsisrs of our Gpveru-
mfn'. we hare an Engagement made in
.sfkssn- administration. bef~een tie
on''rd slsies. England and France. 10
NE FLEET that cuba shall not b. seized
ny fiilaer party. and iL4I Spain shzIl ne
'ns'n ~ undis'urbesI possession d the Isl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

TnE CoxiSe OF KossrTn.-Mayo,
h'nesland. OF New York. has received a
letter from John Y. Brown. of our I.cpa.
,.on al C"n>ianiinopIe. confirming lhs
'acis ~ regard 10 the Ilbeialion Of Kos
snih. he lllu-Irions exile has drrIare,
ms inirniIon 10 come To This eounlry, ON
board The U. s. steamer Mississippi. and
wiII probably arrive IN New York by The
Isl Of November. lie will be accom-
panied by all The refugees who were will,
him at kulohai, except Count Balihyani
and wife.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AxprHE
SfrEDsrArFs,-The Philadelphia Bull
letn understands that the Cheyslier
halsemas. minister from Austria. will
shortly lead to the hymeneal altar. a
lovely and accomplished American lady
from the sunny South. We have not
heard whether Mr.. webster has been
consulted in regard to this arrange
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Spaniards Leaylng-rwo hun.

Spaniards Leavlng--'rwo hundred
Spanish residents Of New Orleans have
lell, or are on The point Of leaving New
Orleans. in consequence Of the recent riot
in lha. city creating apprehensinns for
their personal safety. They are represen.
ted TO be among the most industrious and
innffensive Of the citizens of New Orleans,
and the press there advise them 10 stay.
as they now need fear no further nantes.
taiions Of violence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Westward Hottie number. EN-;

Westward Ho!-The numbers emi.
grating irum the neiehhonng country ex
coed those Of any fnrmer season. Vrri.
~. Nnrlh Carolina is great Siale--io ga
away from! The contemplation Of these
mrl,iIudes. filing OF in a steady and nigh
~ slresmio the great West. carrying away
the whole pruduee Of their labor in their
wagons and pocket hooks. is sad enough,
In those left behind. And numbers ol
the survivors Hooking after them with
longing eyes. determining 10 go them
selves next fall /. IL they can SELL"
Bays. let's make haste and build the
Railroad-snd slop ibis stream!
Greensboro Patriot.
All sir; you are clean nul fii. They
are moving away on account of The Rail
Road. here is a number in this re-
gion dning the same thing. They scem
TO have an unconquerahle dread or The iron
horse. We can't tell exactly what their
Tears are. Perhaps, however, ihey are
afraid their children might get run over
and killed. Or that when the road is in
operation The small pox will be brought
among them; or that their ne,ghbors y, al
he so anxious TO make big crops and sell
large quantities Of produce they won'l
take time Ia 90 a fishing or 10 hun, spur.
ss,r. ssss ~"s"eos's'g "ew-su tncsc pdftz
and you ough, 10 know that there are
some people ~i,o cant bear the idea oi DO.
ing things in any other way than just ex.
acily as their fathers taught them. They
use the one horse shovel. plough because
their,addies usedii. They never break The
ground deeper than three inches, because
their venerable sires told them il killed
the sol'' TO go deeper. They would ra.
iher haul through mud up 10 the axles, or
raIIle over log causeways, than to roll on
planks. or to clipp of the miles on rail
road. Can such men be expected TO
stand their ground! No sir, they u STAN
pede-cni giri-get of with all possible
speed to The dense forests Of The Gar West.
But there is consultation IN kpovinR
that all do moi think and feel, and will MOI
act. az do these. We will have a plen-
~ Of good seed left. and room for others
of the right SORT. We will have great
country in North Carolina YET.
Salisbury Wdfchman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The parry II captain Khkpsifi-k. vhs
were supposed IN hare bssn saurdesrd bs
'''f inhians. ~ paint Oxfasd. Rsxue's R,s.
rf.zs p'esiaasly dstaiied. have arrived in
oiesan-ihus confirming . vague nlmar
rffeisrd 81 shrif salty. They had sew
rfai encounters siih me Indians whom
'iey furrrssisely held II hay. Amnsuni.
''"n bfeom'ng seafrr. hnseres. shry we're
Obliged 10 shandun their rnirnehmenls.
and amer .Pelil"ss overland journey. du-
nng s'l'rh ihey suffered murh r. the
want OF provisions. they rrached Oregon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

Cost Of California; writer in the
New York Tribune thus sets forth the
cost 81 calIi'mnia. Cheating Iurk new
er Ihrives.'
I've spent sl50.O00. 900. first and
last. IN The Mexican war. 10 acquire New
Mexico and California. We carried into
the harbor Of San Franrisco $50, 0OO. 900,
o. property. We haze sacrificed 90, 900
lives IN California. We have losi ,he
work and labor Of 300, 600 mep Ear tl.sea
years w OsIiioin'a. and our only rerom-
pense for all this we have received ahu, 80
or 90 millions Of gold from The Pacific
coast"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Equity Sale.

by virtue of decree Of the Court of EQUITY
= for Orange County, made at September
Term, 1851, shall offer for sale, on the prem
ises, on Tuesday the 2lst day Of October next
the Real Estate belonging to the heirs Of The lat
Rankin Mckee, containing about ala acres, ".
ing upon the waters Of Little River, adjoining
the lands Of John Wilkesson, William M. Mckee.
and others. Said Real Estate being the dover
land Of Lydia Mckee, now deceased.
credit Of twelve months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and security and the IL
lie will be reserved until the purchase money is
paid.
o. F. LONG, c. &M.E.
September 10. OF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The N. Y. Express. whose patriotic
c"''rse np"n the sexrd question nj ihe
day. has elieiied general som mrnda,ian.
'" 'hr rn,'rse of some rommrnis upon The
aspect 81 PARTIES Al The N.riI,. remarks.
" any Wing ever experts 10 Chef a
wing President npon any other basis
ii'an inll and explirii acquirsrenre IN
me manly 81 thec mprom,se. we are moi
that Wing. M Wing National conren-
non will he called. hul upon this express
understanding hcfan hand. The Wings
OF Tennessee. krninrkv. North Carolina.
Louisiana. Grorgia and Virginia will new.
er ga inio Convention with us. bot upon
Tins express Understandings"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Daily Wilmington Journal.

hes~s Fulton & Price. the enieprisas con
dnrion Of the Wilmington Journal. have com
menerd The i~ue Of their psprr daily (sund.y,
ererpied.l al the lsw price Of sir dollars per an.
nun This Is the only daily psp~r pobIished ia
me siaie, and we trust the growing importance
Of Wilmington will give sucress 20 The enter.
prise. The Journal viii ocn,nue 10 suppsss the
doctrines Of the Democratic party; ~yci." say
The editors. while firm and decided in the as@rr-
Ton and maintenance Of lis own opinianz, il will
be moderate and respectful towards those who
may differ from H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
II A Il II LED.

In this county, on Thursday. the llth inst.
by Paisley Nelson. esq, Mr.. RruHKE r. ssrrH
to Miss MARr JAsE SMITH, daughter Of the late
William Smith--all of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
CAsuALrY.-A train az fieiph, cars :,

CAsuALrr.-A train 81 freight cars ran
over deaf md dumb man. three miles
north 81 Castor. ON Saturday morning
last. mansling his body in snrh manner
as To canse his death in a few hours.
The engineer ri the train saw him walk
ing an the road ahead Of the rars. and. he.
ing ignnrani Of The fact his being deaf.
surpassed he wonldi get OF The track in
time. aud therefore made no effort To stop
nnlil u was ioo late. Warenion Ner,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

TIE PaxrEKo.-we understand. says
The Washington Republic Of Friday. that
despaichts were received Yesterday al the
State Department from Savannah. which
mentioned that the pampero had heen
chased by the revenue cutler and fred
upon. and had escaped INTO 81. Johns
river al Jacksonville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

We understand from coed authority.
says The N. c. Pairis,. that the Seaboard
and Rnnoake Rail Road will ne rompIr.ed
10 Harrisburg by Saturday next. The 22d
nl' and thai very early thereafter The
fars VIII run daily 10 and from that poin.
10 Portsmouth,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

The Frankfort Commonwealth has re-
turns Of The laie election fr Governor Of
Kentucky from all the counties in The
State except one. The majority Tor Mr..
Powell. Tor Governor. il SIS. aud ,ha, Of
The Hon. john B. Thompson. Wing. for
Lieutenant Governor, is 6.233.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

and ike instalment II the end Of eve
~ subsequent SIX moaths. y ii inter.
est az per cent. per annam. The
claim Tor ne General Armstrong was
Submitted 20 the arbitration ef the
PRESIDENT q France. NJ Ca.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
Death BY Lightning.-seycn nepr,

near Boliver. Tenn. were kilIedhy light.
ming. while standing under ,ree-and
two white men in the woods near Mobile,
were IN like manner killed. while in a
similar position. the tree operating as a
conductor to The electric fluid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
ATTEN TON! REGIMENT.

NO the co missioned. Non-Commissioned
= Officers and Musicians belonging to the
4Tth Regiment.
You are hereby ordered 70 appear at Hills
borough. on Friday the Sd Of October, at | l o.
clock, fol Drill Muster and Court Martial and
on Saturday the 4th, you will attend with your
respective companies, armed and equipped as tho
law directs, for Regimenial Exercise.
U The Captains will be expected 10 make
their returns on that day.
BY order Of the Colonel.
w. w. KIRKLAND, Adjutant.
September is. OIL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17
From the Louisville (Ky.) Courier.

We received by yesterdays mail The
following lelier from John Fisher. late oI
this city. who was among the fifty A.
mericans executed Al Havana on the Gill
Of August. Mr.. Fisher was employed
for snme time IN the Louisville Marine
Hospital. aud more Iallerly was engaged
in the business Of rupping and leeching
He denaunces Lopez, and thinks there
has been no revolt on the part of The Gu
bans. The letter is as follows:
Havana, Aug. Is, 1851.
DEAR SIR: take this LAST opportunity
and liberty Of sending you this leier. for
the benefit of those who will probably
come 10 Cuba. Sir, Gen. Lopez has de-
ceiUed us all; he is traitor and no gen.
,leman. There is no reroiufion here, as
the papers hare stated. Tell all those
who intend To visit Cuba moi 10 come. for
they all will be shot. There is M chance
to get back again. Il any officer has
raised a company or companies. tell them
through your paper. if YOU think proper.
to dispense. Tor the expedition is all a
great humbug. ldon'l like 10 see o.
Hara bringing men here from Kentucky
10 be shot.
Sir, lam condemned to be shot, and as
| have only a few minutes to live.
thought would inform you that fifty OF
us will be shot shortly. Col. Crilienlen.
from Louisville. is among the lot. Give
my best regard; 10 all my friends. ]
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

waald asiss . -. hul ] tannot a. 20 Ia
Wi II line.
faufs. spec,faily. 4. FISHER.
ha.pifal Hiswanl - ~ Asmy 81 Culs.
-. ~. y. hallelAan. Ediig Lnoillals
E0nIisF.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

Crops IN 0Hio.-A letter from Day.
ton 1.-The small grain crops are
all harvrsled-and such crops! Such
wheat. rye. oats and AK! The store
houses and rranaries are full. How we
could put a famine Ia rest with our over
flowing abundance"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

Trial Of Cuban Expeditionists we
learn from ihe New York Commercial
Advertiser. Iha, the September term ~
the United States District Court was Ia
he opened in that rily yesterday. (,he slb.)
--s-.- s'.-- ;~'s'--s-,s rsss--sss wsm tpvu -vu.
tered inlo recognizances for their appear.
ance to be tried nj ihie term would oil
course he expected To attend. Among
these are Major Slessinger and Captain
Lewis. co-deIendanls with Mr.. John l..
O'Sullivan. under indictment, for fitting
Out the steamer Cleopatra. and enlisiing
men To engage in hosiiliiies against the ISL
and Of Cuba. The Tribune says I. Ma
jor Slessinger il probably either dead OF
condemned 10 the chains in Cuba, and
Capt. Lewis is said to be in command Of
the Pampero. Neither he nor the vessel
VIII be able. without exposure 10 arrest,
to return TO the u. States; and The merl-
ran cruisers have bern directed TO take
possession Of The Pampcro wherever they
find her." Chas. O'Conner, Esq, is the
surety for these defendants. on lecngni-
zances Of 5000 each. lf The death Of a
party is shown his bail is discharged.
Pet. Int Mgencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

A despatch from Louisville. announces the
death Of MIRA Cdilenden. wife Of the Hon J..
J. crit'ensien. Attorney General Of the United
States. She died n Frankfort on the 9Th inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

EXECUTIVE INTERcEssIox. The an
nexed statement, which appeared in the
Republic of Tuesday, makes known the
steps taken by the President in behalf
of the Cuban prisoners. Every body
must wish success to his benevolent
efforts:
Upon the receipt Of these Captain
Platt's) dispatches, the President di-
rected copies to be sent to the Spanish
Minister, the further to enforce an APP
peal already made to that Government,
now since the leader of the expedition
has been cut off, to deal mercifully with
his deluded followers, who were enticed
into the invasion under the belief that
the people of the Island were already
in state of revolution, and desired as
sistance to establish Republican Gov
ernment-a state of facts which, had
it existed, could not have justified their
conduct, either in view Of our own sta
tutes or of the law Of nations, but the
expectation Of which gives them strong
claim to pardon"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

ANOTHER STATE FOR THE USrox.-
The people Of North Michigan, in the
Lake SsPerlor county. are demanding
separate State government. The
reasons are. that there is no geographi
cal connection between the twa penin-
sulars. separated not only by water,
put M the winter BY hundreds Of miles
Of dreary wilderness. they have no com
munication.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-17

Hon. Rufus choaie Of Massachusetts Is spoken
Of az suitahle successor Ia Judge Woodbury. on
The henrh Of the Supreme court.
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Gov. Bell has becn re-eleried Govrrnos Of
Texas. by majority Of a thousand over aII 9TH
ers. Messrs. Howard aud Lewis sre excited 10
Congress.