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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
PennsvDvnnsu.
pennsylvania.
That the Pennsy lvania election has no

nat tHo fennsy lVdHld cicCtioh nus nv
gone favorably to the Wings. and that SCOTS
prospects in that Stale are Just as bright as
though the late election had been otherwise
in its results, are facts not at all surprising to
those familiar with certain matters in that
State. Now, the case is just this. Any can
didatc for Congress in Pen nsylvania, who
would advocate any other than protective
tariff, tariff protective to the iron interests
of that State, could never have a reasonable
hope of election. The consequence is that
Democratic as well as Wing candidates run
on the strength of this Wing principle
But in voting for the Presidential candi-
dates the whole affair will be different. Gen.
Pierce occupies directly opposite position
on the Tariff, to that adopted by the Demo-
cratic candidates in Pennsylvania, at the re-
cent election, while Gen. Scott maintains the
true doctrine. The consequences isinevita-
Bile that the very interests which supported
the candidates for Con ress without refer
ence to party, will be enlisted entirely in sup
port of Scott. He will doubtless get ten or
fifteen thousand majority in Pennsylvania.
The Democratic canal commissioners re-
ceived the m jjrity of vote, from the very
obvious reason that he being in the office, he
could command the Who'll. canal Uose, lcatcs
eCideni,y he did most effectually.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
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LIQUORS..

Brand y Sl.ss..
bupuy &Co. 9 80 80 50
d0pineieasiillOii2 90 a3 Sc
do HcEBessey. . 10 AZ Co
do A. Seigneiic J 95 az 25'
American bran.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE:
Ia just received; Scott Comic All hack for 1852
Pierce do for 1ss2 the Fortune of young widow II
of Gleason's novels assorted Eltons Illustrated
comic work Lhon's do Songstcr. For sale by
octlg SAM'L LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE:
IL Just received; james novels; the Robber PHI lip
Aguson; Mary of Burgundy; Count De Castlenen: tho
Belle of the Court Rchslen the Disgrace TO the family
by Jerrold. For sale by
octIe SAN'I LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
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Seeds.
Sail and Saiinefer

N.IilaMha . Obs 81
do = do n
English fine bag . 50
40 mid &c 9 60
Tni. - Island do ! 10
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590s dos y ct of for cash. IL =
OOs d"z 90 10 90 .......-...-...... Z
7Ons p doz do do do ........... ! :
III r The lower prices above generally where two lr,
are mentioned for iGn packages. and the higher 70
small wholesale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

TO DRY GOOD MGR CHANTS
LNOR one day only, stock Of Ribbons, SILK Laces
j. tubreideres, Bonnots, Gloves, Mitts &c &C.
cheap for each at WOOLSEY & NELSON,
octi9 Auction and Commsson Merchants
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

fnnn COLORED prints in great variety also frame
iUW to match just rer'd aud fDr sale at the corne
Opposite the Evansville Book store" by
oci20 RATHHlNE ~ WHEELER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

NAILS-250 kegs best Eastern and Pittsburgh, fo
- sale by s. 4. GILBERT & CO.
oct2O Sycamore near Water.
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COLORrD PRIvTSH

n BBLS Cincinnati Flour extra brand for sale by
~ oct20 BEDFORDS. Corner Of 2l and Oak.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20
HE'S Ky y. Way.
Manufacturer Of Jewclry,

rs now extensively engaged in the Manufacturing OF
Jewery IT No. al Main street. nsri,, Building,
trance list door South of Smeads Banking House. Gin
einBati, Ohio.
Diamonds set in newest tyles, and every variety Of
Jewelry made 10 order. octI8 2td&sWw.
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LOS

Ny the road from This city to Ncglcy s bridge. Patte
tipped with pateutleather al the toe. with iron
ring ail the bottom. The hnIer viii be suiCsby reward
ed Iy leavi Ig il at this Office. oct20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-20

"WHAr ARE THE Who's FIGHTING FoRt'-
The viii IS are Fl hung tor the man who has
been fighting for nj $ country more than forty
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
SALE OR HIRE OF
8 Likely Negroes,
md Other ProperiN

V>HE subscriber, being determined to break
4 up housekeeping. oilers for sale OF hire. al
the former residence Of the late Ezekiel Curric,
deceased, about mile East Of Mason Hall. on
Thursday the Goth inst, valuable Man about
% years Of age. now on the rail road by the
month; young Woman near IS, well grown
and likely; very likely valuable Boy in his
18th; likely. well grown Girl In her lih; an
other likely Boy in his 9th. and another likely
Boy In his 7lh also. the Mother Of all but one,
in her 33i year, good hou-e-woman. scamslrcss
and field hand, with another likely Boy in his
4th year. 10 be sold or hired with the mother as
the case may be. The above property is offered
to persons permanently settled. and who expect
TO he, and will keep il Cor their own use, within
ten miles around Mason Hall.
Also. will sell Corn, Fodder, Oats, shucks,
&c. some Cattle. and pretty lot Of Hogs; a
yoke Of well broke Steers; some Farming Tools,
and Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Nine months indulgence will be given, the
purchasers giving bond hearing interest from date
with approved security.
VIM. s. MOORE.
February Cd, 1882. 20
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
The convention Question.

Our friends Of the Greensborough Patriot,
though not dissenting from the views expressed
in the Recorder of last week in reference 10
the proprieiy Of confining the Convention ques-
tion TO The canvass for members Of the Legisla.
turc, yet doubt their pracficabiEty. we 10 not
know, il we should attempt it, that we could sue
cced in persuaiing our friends that our views are
entirely practicable; but we are fully persuaded
that they present the only plan that will consist
with harmony in the Wing ranks, without which
they can have no prospect of success. We think
il is only necessary to compare The views Of our
friends in different parts Of the State, TO make
this eyij,nt. The chuckline Of the Standard
over the honest differences Of opinion in oui
ranks on the question Of amendments TO the Con
stituiion, VIC 10 mol regard. There are dillcrn'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11

oes eiff isif't ~ ieHe haafsly falrfiali,el Ne
s'n1ai szi'f.f thsa p r 'ufssl-is'ed. i'ht ~
aa'-l,s g Ne PesPle g ~ assi' - aesoe-isd
y ne frhiet are sfsy PlslnlJ - ipssh u the
baans@s< 'e-asiisnsi ny ass',s 70 s.hna ne
snsndnfni o. NE cs@~hsi'on 10 sn effa Con-
'e"'sn. nc @a''msnn of i1s Ls@' We ssks is-
arc se'se ss ffp4'e's'y 81 bra N ne Li1za'<th
0ay o1d Morn sts's; INC, are spP''sdisa Goa
'e''''a' ssa y smeno"'en's moA - nss'e 'heS
p's'ef should ts ~ legislative enactment ITO
'nns oa' candidate iof ee'frn'f' shefs'ofe'
P'e'sed 70 "e one % me ofhsf q shess psn'e@
would N oar oHn'an. reSul' in de'ssl oufsE~s
On this mziier were expressed In The Recorder
'so yean sso' and ne have s<~n no cause '''es
20 change cur aPnion. We b<''ese nsws = We
a'd 'hen. mat Nersh c1r'''ns . thofoosn !" h's
Stale; baf u ihe party Is "a BE d's'Sed " sdn'-
has INTO me esnsa@ aoes'oos = "'eeo'e''ao'e'
and which have no 'saimz'e eonnees'on WIN
The Office Of Go'ernof' We ran erpees no o'hei
result ihsn repetition Of ihe deiesi OF 1850.
Bot however des'fs''e may i< iha' sos sn<s-
ton Of smerdins the c'ns'''ui.' On 'hosh . con-
fined eniirrly 10 NE canvass ior memoers o. the
Leeislasufe, ne Psino' y OF opinicn tAst 4 ran
not Be confined there. To be sure II esnnn', u
We all. like The editors of the Ps'f'et take % faf
granted that 4 susf form rar' in The canvass
for Governor. Bot 10 no regard 10 be bad hr the
fitness Of thingsi in'ccnsequenee Of The Act Of
the last session, the question Of amendments Of
the Constitution viii necessarily enter into the
canvass for The eieetion Of members Of the Legi+
lsure, for they will he called upon 10 give exprcs
sion to'the viii OF the people In that particular.
But The election of Governor has no such eonnec-
lion with the questions il will not even serve TO
Indicate the wishes Of the people. twill be like
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11

In the Senate, on Thursday, January 20, Mr..
Shields called up the resolution relating to Smith
O'Dicn and his associates, and offered suhsii-
tu,e. The resolution was then made the order Of
The day for Thursday next.
The Mexican indemnity hill was received from
the House, and referred to the committee on G.
nance.
The compromise resolutions were taken up,
and Mr.. M'Rae addressed the Senate in opposi-
ton thereto.
Un Friday, the bill from the House for the re-
lief Of the American citizens recently pardoned
by the Queen Of Spain, was referred to the CON-
miiiee on foreign relations.
Several private bills were passed, and then the
Senate adjourned 10 Monday.
On Monday, Feb. ., Mr.. Stockton presented
the joint resolutions Of the Legislature Of New
Jersey against Intervention. He addressed the
Senate in favor Of Intervention, and against any
declaration that the United States would never
interfere in behalf Of struggling Liberty.
Mr. Hamilton presented the joint resolutions
Of the Legislature Of Maine in favor Of inicrvcn-
iion.
Mr.. Douglas reported the bill for the relief Of
the lately pardoned Americans in Spain, and the
bill was passed.
The resolution declaring the Compromise a
settlement Of the slave question was taken up, and
Mr.. McRac concluded the speech commenced by
him on Thursday last. -
After few remarks in reply from Mr.. Badger,
the Senate adjourned.
On Tuesday, Mr.. Mangum presented peti.
ton Of Patrick Donahue, Of New York, praying
the intervention Of the United States in behalf o.
the oppressed nations Of Europe.
Several petitions were presented against the
transportation of the mails on Sunday.
The hiIl to enforce discipline and promote goot
conduct in the U. s. Navy, was taken up and
,aiier debate, was amended and ordered to thirt
reading.
Mr.. Badger was elected to fill the vacancy il
the select committee on Mr.. Yulee's memorial.
Mr.. Cass gave notice that he would Tomorrow
call up the non-niervcniion joint resolutions; an'
the Senate adjourned.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Stockton presented
memorial from Commodore Wilkes, asking al
appropriation Of 100000 to fit out an exPedi
tion in search of Sir John Franklin.
On Thursday, Mr.. Shields, from the selec
committee to which was referred the bill maxim
a grant oil lands 10 the several states of the Un
ion for the relief and support Of INDECENT insan
persons, reported back the same without amend
ment.
The bill in relation TO the printing of tn
seventh census was taken up and the debate cor
tinued.
i On Friday, the resolution given the printing I
the seventh census to Doneson e. Armstrong
was debated at some length.
!, On Tuesday, the Bounty Land bill was take
up. Mr.. Cabel, Of Florida, in the course of h
! remarks took occa.ion TO refer TO thu COM ,mis
measures Of the las. session Of Congress and
( position Of the Wing party, win regard
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
Obituary.

Died, at Belvoir, Caldwell county, N. c.. on
the morning Of the 23d uItimo, in the 4lst year
Of her age, Mrs. SrsaS A. MorT, wife of the
Rev. Thomas s. w. Mott, and daughter of the
late Capt. James Phillips. of this place.
Died, in Washington, Hcmpstead county. Ar
kansas, at the house Of Milton Holt, esq, (for-
merly Of Alamance county.) on the Both Of De-
cember, 1851, of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. EZEKIEL
CURRIE KIRKPArRIcK, in the 22d year Of
his age. The deceased joined the Presbyterian
church at Hawfelds at the early age of fifteen
years, from which he changed his membership
upon his removal to the West two years ago.
In his new home he Immediately connected him
self with the church Of his choice. and remained
a consistent member and a devocd Christian up
tc the time Of his death. A friend who was with
him in his last sickness, in letter announcing
the melancholy intelligence Of his death, says !:
" The loss is irreparable--for our friendship was
that Of brothers-but may we all feel that our
loss is his eternal gain. He lived Christian Of
the strictcst piety, and died as he had lived, be-
loved by all who knew him" N. C. Dem.
Died, in Ross county, Ohio on the the l7th
Of January last, Mrs. MARY L. CHEEK, wife Of
Mr.. James A. Check, formerly Of Orange county
N. G. The deceased was kind AMI affection.
ate wife and mother, and left three small children
and devoted husband to mourn her loss. u.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
CONTINUATION.
January 24th, 1852

vTyHE subscriber, having purchased the inte-
Il rest Of Mr.. John A. Cox in the stock OF the
late firm Of Carmichael & Cox, hereby gives no.
ticc to his friends and the public generally, that
he will continue the business at the same place,
tone door from the corner and two doors below
the Post Office,) and will constantly keep on
hand good supply Of all the Materials usually
kept by Merchant Talors. and will be prepared
to cut and make all kinds of clothing for gentle-
men, in the hest and most fashionable styles.
The public are requested to give him call.
LEVIN CARMIC HAZEL.
January Gath, 1852. l9-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
NOTICE Il

rT,HE Committee appointed by the Board Of
L Superintendenis Of Common Schools for
Orange county to examine applicants for certif-
Gates Of their qualifications to take charge Of said
Schools, will hold their next meeting at the court
house in Hillsborough, on Saturday the lst Of
March, al II o'clock, A. NJ. Applicants will
he examined particularly on Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic; and they must come
with the recommendations required by law.
BY order Of the Committee.
February 3. 20
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
THE Stockholders are here

G11 The Stockholders are here
445Saat by notified, that the following install
ments have been called for on the Capital Stock
Of the Company, to wit:
Ten per cent. on the lst Of March, ten per
cent. on the Sd Of May, and ten per cent. on the
5th Of July next-which said instalments will
diaw interest after twenty days from the dates
above specified, If not paid before.
will be at Concord on the LIST Of March, at
Salisbury on the 81, at Lexington on the 4th, at
Grcensborough on the 9Th. at Raleigh on the 9th,
at Hillsborough on the llth, and at Graham on
the 18Th, TO receive the instalments due in that
month.
C.P. MENDENHALI., Treas'r.
February 5. 2l-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
E. A. HEARTH, Town CLERK.

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woyDER.-
IxroRrANr To DrsrEprIcs.-Dr j. s. ough-
TONS PEPSIN, the True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice. prepared from Rcnnci, OF the
fourth stomach Of an Ok, after directions Of Da-
ron Lebig, the great Physiological Chemist. by
J. 8. Houghton, M. d., Philadelphia. This Is
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion, dys.
pepsia, jaundice. liver complaint, constipation
aud debility, curing after natures own method,
by natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets containing scientific evidence of its value,
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE co-parinership heretofore existing under
the style Of CaRNIcHAEL & Cox, has hecn
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hav-
ing claims against the firm are requested to pre-
sent them for payment; and all indebted to the
firm are earnestly requested to make immediate
payment. as il is their intention 10 wind up the
business as speedily as possible.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL,
JOHN A. cox.
January Gath, 1852. l9-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
The New Arrangement Of III.

The New Arrangement of The
mails. as Ear a. this Office i concerned. IS great
improvement on she fsrmer one. We get our
news ssme hours earlier. srnd OF cur paper 10
lhs cal enc day earlier. and the Sabbath, q Il
should be. is made day Of rest.
We are sorry, however il, with ell this adssn-
tage 20 us. il shall incommoJs our Raleigh friends
hut we opine that sfier liuIe experience IN
the matter, they will fnd d Is not 30 bad for
them .fier ali. The Standard, finding i inter
iered with his Old arrangements, poufs out vial
Of wrath upon The Department, and misses the
mail: but the Register. more philosoPhieslly
scis hinsself % wrk. and BY suiiing bis pobl'es-
ton 10 the new arrangement, furnishes his ssb-
scribers some hours esfIici than befare!
But We hope soon to haves daily mail on this
route, as we learn the petitions are filling up pret-
" strong. aud then al sides will be accommo-
daieJ.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
the Hon. wiIiIe 2. Mansum.

We copy fiom the North Carolina Patriot the
following article in relation 10 the selection Of
candidate Cor the ofire Of Governor Of the State,
and would very cordially cooperate in the ae-
tion, if the suggestion made should be adopt
ed by the whig Stale Convention. and the
Hon. wilye p. Msnsum be selected as the Wing
nominees From expressions which have fallen
from him, we know that Mr.. Msngum has long
had an earnest desire to retire from public life.
His hrallh, too, for many months has been feeble,
for which cause he was detained at Washington
long after the close Of the last session Of Con-
eress. But we are happy TO state that wien We
last saw him in Hillsborough. short time before
his return to Washington to resume his duties
in the present session, his health had considera-
bly, improved; and as he continues to occupy his
seat in the Senate. we have reason 10 hope that
the improvement Is still going on, and that ere
long he will again enjoy fin good degree. his
former vigorous hcalth./If this should be the
case, and he can be prevailed upon to accept the
nomi.a,ion Tor Governor, we have no hesitation
10 expressing belief. participated in by many.
that he Is rmE xAx ron rHr CRISIS. IL his health
would permit him to canvass the State, his cla-
rion voice would arouse the Wings TO degree
Of enthusiasm and unity Of purpose which have
not been often witnessed in North Carolina. We
do not believe the Wing standard could be COM
miticj to safer hands.
Who shall be the MAMA number
Of distinguished gentlemen have been
spoken Of, in different parts Of the State,
as i'm every way worthy Of the high po-
sition Of candidate of the Wing Party
for the Office Of Governor Of North Ca
rolina. But, who ought the Conven-
tion to nominate, is the question.
Not the man in regard to whose sue
cess there will be doubts and fears !;
but a gentleman whose very name will,
whilst elating the Wings throughout
the State with certain victory, strike
terror into the ranks Of the enemy
Like others, we have a preference
but If we know ourself, our preference
is conferred on the man who will COM
mand the whole strength Of the party
who will be certain to beay the candi-
date of the Democracy!
{ What say our Whig brethren to the
Hon. Willie p. Mangumf Would i,
\ be impolitic, at this particular juncture
| of affairs, both State and Federal, te
call upon the Honorable Senator to
lead in the contest in which we are
about to engage f-to place in his hands
the standard around which cluster SC
many glorious recollections s-at who's,
name all minor differences would b.
hushed, and the purpose to be yictori
Gus infused into the breast Of ever,
Wing in the Statef Such majorit,
as Mr.. Mangum could command, if tn,
candidate of the Party, would crlppl,
modern Democracy for years to come
Brethren, "erery ihingJor the cause"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
N Office.

A PPLICATION will be made at February
n Term. 1852, Of Orange County Court Of
Please and Quarter Sessions, to remove the elec-
tion precint from Willis Mangum's, to Midway
--Moize and Mangun's Store.
Jan. 26th, 1852. lie
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
Land for Sale.

an4sl<. WILL be offered for sale, at the
eG Court House door in Hllsborough,
sTS on Monday Of our next February
<eA<z Court the TRACT OF LAND on
which reside, containing one hundred and twen-
ty-six acres. good part is in woods and is well
timbered. II has also some good Meadow land.
II has also site for Machinery, good Dwell
ing House, Barn, and other Out Houses; also
two good Springs-one some .r'y PAGES from
the door, the other some few PAGES farAer-hcth
never-failing springs Of post excellent wa,ei. 4
is situated one mile fronfthe Rail Road, adjoir-
ing the lands OF Nancy Pratt, William Couch.
and others. ruCC ID uOpN
January 26. ls-3w
or Democrat, Graham, copy three weeks.
BLANKS for Sale at this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11
Wcdnesday, Febuary Il.

Town Police.--At an sieesso~ h<h In
shis plscs On Saturday i>ss &c Nssi<fsse Of Ps-
ice and Commissioner Of The Ts~n q HiIl<so-
rouxh Coz the ensuing year. lte iollosins Psrsoas
were elecied: So ~
pr. Thsmas n. c. Tuner. H,yisirais ef Police.
William p. s,rsyhorn,
James M. Palmer,
Dr. samuel d. srhsoldeid,
DIR. Edmund slrndwiek, >cemzissioasrs-
Joseph AIli>on.
Rsheri v. Morris,
Thomas Webb.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1852-02-11

Wm- =, Ife~n. l.rnnsi i.ynh, i.fFia cnsmi.
eh,sl Gsosss f.lns. P. D. RlEa Aksui. o
p. I@s, h.P.
n. SsPtea Mocss wss eaI'ri 70 llss ci.ir.
nf. nAunas Fsssss,. Ts~s cals<rs-<. s.l.uis-
Nd . s<p~s. ~k<k -ss se<<rsed Tke sss-s.se<
ef he report !. - fsske~ss
Asyrs.is q Tar Lis fs 1851. ssos 81
csalrsied frsn osl,<f -essers. q 60
Drssei cossessss,s eom- q P~rcs- 10 6
Nd smsoHg fef issl. ssss O.
of tins sam. ssssr1o hxss b<en eogseesed sad
paid eser 10 the Tieassrrf; having hsIanos q
S5s:65 10 be eslI<esed.
Ordered. That lhs Te~n clrrk make out me
amount doe 10 eseh Of he Town PsiloI under
The late order. and that The Treasurer pay The
sane.
Ordered. That ihe To~n Treasurer pay csps.
John Berry. on The note held BY him sssinsi lhe
Towa, whatever snounI of money may be ia his
hands ailer paying the osdsrs alrssdy made By
this Board.
The thanks Of ihs Board were unanim 'usly
ieudered 10 Dr. o. r. Long fas his faithful DIS.
charge of the duties Of Magistrate Of Police da-
ring the past year.
E. A. HEARTr, Town Clerk.
sss Saturday. February z.
Present, Thomas Turner. NJ. p, lanes NJ.
Palmer. +. ID. schocl6eId. w. ". slrayhorn, n.
y. Morris. Jo~cph Allison. Edmund sirudwick.
and Thomas Webb.
The Sheriff presented ahs certificate Of eIec-
lion. AID administered the usual osihs Of Office.
A set Of bylaws were adorsed for the govern
ment Of the Boa,d.
The Board then procerdsd TO the eleciion of
officers Cor the town. which resulted as follows;
L. A. hearit reelected Town Clerk.
John Laws reelected Town Treasurer.
Archibald w. Helspelh elected Town Con-
stable and Collector. nWw
The Magistrate Of Police was authorized 10
pass upon and receive the bonds Of The officers.
The following standing committees wc,e sp-
pointed by the Magistrate Of Police:
auditing commiffee-Mesas. Palmer. Stray
horn, and SchoolicId.
Pump and Spring Committee Mesas. ALI
son, Morris, anil welb.
Street commiftee-To consist Of the whole
Board. .at
Messrs. Sirudwick, schooliieId and Webb were
appointed a committee 10 attend 10 the Grave
Yard and have il cleaned out at the proper time.
Messrs. s,rayhorn and Webb were appointed
. committee TO settle with the Treasurer and the
Collector.
The following ordinance was adopted:
BE IL Ordained, That the Town Constable, in
addition to the other duties prescribed by former
ordinances, shall patrol the streets Of the town
during the pleasure Of the Board, and that he
shall be paid for said service al the rate Of $50
per year; and that il be the duty Of the Magic
trate OF Police TO detail for the aid and assistance
Of the Constable, such persons subject to patrol
duty as he may. in his discretion, select every
week.
E. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.