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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
ALE! AIEy ALE!

MIR SMITH ofthe Eagle Restaurant, has made arrange
vi ments to keep Constantly on hand fresh supply
of Sorer IL Co. Detroit Bottled ale of superior quality
jc2I-f
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REMOVED

{ Nj. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
- next door, to c. Bells Drug Store and is row
opening e best selected stock selected by himself in the
Eastern markets, of Foreign and Domestic Hardware ever
0ered In this Market From his long experience in tho
hardware trade strict attention to business and fai,
prices ne hopes to receive share of public patronage
;aeeancs, Builders and others are invited TO examine
ooN. lmyI1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
BOOK BINDERY AND BLANK RCOK
MANUFACTCRY

VIE undersigned respectfully announces TO the citizen
OF Evansville and the adjoining Counties that he ha
hted up Book Bindery, First street. between Mair
ana sycamore, with all the late improvements for execu
uns every description of work his line which he is
prepared to do in the best workmanke and AZ
the lowest Cincinnati prices. $3.50 "
Il Eblahk work ruled and bound to any pattern.
Binding, done on reasonable terms Also Port Folios
Scrap Books. &c, made order.
II 2 Orders promptly filed. Tje5-f1 r b. INNFS
IL princeton Clarion, Warrick Democrat and Mount
carmel Register, copy to of So and send bills to
a dyertser. - ~ W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11

30 CASES Fancy Prints;
~ 10 do cotton Pantaioon StufS;
; do assorted Lawns and Painted Muslins;
do Sattinets assorted, just reed, and for sale by
apI4 J. II. MAGHEE d CO.
S,ALT.-90O bbs No. I Kanawha at the Railroad D.pot.
y lots delivered free of drayage for sale by
FOSTERS d BROWN.
y24 Agents for kanawha Salt Co.
DLACK DoESKIN CAsSpIERE.-3O pes for sale by
ID jy2f JAS. LOW {, CO., Az Main ST. Lou, ny.
VTELENCIA VESTING.-l case reed and for sale by
y jy2i JAS. LOW q CO., AZ Main ST. Lou. ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11

REMOVAL FOSTERS BROWN have removed
ttheir stock of Groceries TO their large and eonmodous
new store corner Mainan First streets they would
octl-f
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REMOVALS.. &C.
REMOVED.

| ia r removed my Office To Water street next doa
to the Lafayette Houte, where can be iound AT al
hmes by day or night unless professionally engaged
ap3f JOHN SHAW C. NJ M N 40
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11

III Iksf7t stIt ssUsst s"@tt 'fItftfs'
NOR is il those that make the most noise sell the
cheapest Persons in want of Groceries may rest
sured that they bo bought the of Fourth and
Main Streets cheap the cheapest and probably lit
tie cheaper and if YOU dontbeeye it, just give call
my4 JAMES SPALDlNG.
TENNESSEE MONEY bought by
i bI3 S L. GILBERT d CO, Syc. near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
a CARD.

TR- GEO. FOSTER is a member of our firm from and
WI after this date. name and styIe of Fosters
N brown. lo0tl-u FOSTER d BROWN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
Wholesale Paper Wa. sSOusc,
ESTAss7iSEsED

ESEA ssLsSEAED s.
VIZ L offer for sale well selecte u SOCK nfPA-
w PER. CARDS aud PRINTING INK,
BCOKBINDERS' EATHER, and every des-
d, ription OF PAPE MAKERS MATERIALS.
Having been tie fr:t, by Sererak gears To estab-
lish in the West Paper business complete in all
its parts, we have iormed permanent G1G eTcta-
sire connections with the best manufactures in
This county, and receiveng our supplies directly
from them. The prices and terms we now offer
are as favorable as the same goods can be pur-
chased for in the Eastern cities
We have he exclusive agency for the superior
WRITING PAPERS manufactured by Planter
& NTH, Owen * Hurlbui, and the Crew Com
pany, being the highest grades OF Wiring Pa ers
mace in this country.
Our stock embraces every description of Paper
used in the West. We haze but one uniform
price TO all. Orders By mail will be filled at the
same price as il boughtin person. Samples will
be sent Dy mail free Of cost.
BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers,
jan26-ly q Pearl street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
GAS! GAS!! CAST!

DAINTS Ground in Oil, all coloTs, i'm cans from on
u ten pounds, for sale hv
KELLER & FARNSLEY, Druggists,
mhI3-tf No. IA Water street. Evansville Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11


The above letter shows that in real hot fire. RcHs Sal
AMANDERs the only Safes to be depended upon. la
the Pearl street fire. eieUeR Safes OF different makers
totally destroyed, RIcH's SAFE ALONE bidding DEF
to the ames preserving notes, bonds and monga
ges. to the value OF 100000. The Cheohe fire is a
parallel case-EvERy SAFE BUT RoHs Is destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove ncOntestbly that Niders
Patent Salamanders with RICH's IMPROVEMENT are the
best Safes made in the United States in the whole world
They be had at the DEPoT 146 WATER and nj
the Factory, of ST. MARKS PLACE and ATENUEA,
New York. STEARNS IL MARVIN.
also, at the fcllOUiHg Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, La
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. Z.
THOMPSON q OXIDES BURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKE, L0WNES ~ CO.. Memphis, Tenn.
EDDY 81 MORLEY Toledo. o.
ALLIS 81 HOWES, Evansville, la.
S. SHEPABD d CO., Buffalo. ". Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, LOckport. NY.
BARNEY BROTHERS, Mobile, Ala.
CHAS. Fl. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL a. MOSES. Columbus, GA.
DE HOSSET 81 BROWN, Wilmington, y. C..
WIN. RANDALL, st. Paul. VI. T..
MORLEY 81 RAYN0LDS. Cleveland, q.
HAVER, BOYD 81 CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, N Y.
JAS. HUTTON, Montreal Canada.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11
CHANGED QUARTERS

TTOLLINGSWORTH d HUGHES have remov edtheir
stock of Queensware 10 Fosters Block, door
above the Bank, where they will be most happy 10
their old customers. and many may desire
goods nj Eastern Southern rates We nave just
ceived late importation and respectfully solica call
aug9 HOLLlNGSN ORTIZ & HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-11

DEREGE D'LAINES.-2 cases reed this day and for
ID sale by JAMES LOW N CO,
my4 Az Main street, Louisville, ny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

assignabie Land Uarrnafs- ob-
serve By the New York papers. that
Land Warrants nav made as.ignahlr, are
rather more arli.e al 100 Sl0S fnr
whole lots; 81 $5S f.r hat d.; 20 4
$40 fnr Quarter do. The following in
i"malinn has been officially given BY the
Commissioner. j. Buitellirhl:
"rhe assignment aud acknowledgment
must he endorse,I upon the warrant, and
must he aileslcd by Two witnesses, ar-
knowledge,l brfie Register or Receiver
Of i.and Office, Judge Of Couri Of
Record. Justice of HE Peace, or Com.
mlssi 'ner 81 Deeds resident ~ the State
from whrh he derives his appnintmer,;
and IN every instance where the acknow.
iedgmeni Is male befnre any officer other
Than the Register nr Receiver of Land
Ililre. u must be accompanied hy a Ger.
i'hra'r. Under seal of,he proper authority,
q The otlirial chararIrr Of The person I've
lore whom The acknowledgment was
mad. aud ais" Of the genuineness Of his
signature. Acknowledgements III assign
mrnt By nniarirs will nol be rernunlzed. :"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

A House in London for H. Kossufh.
The New York Tribune Of the LIST
instant says: A house in Ladhrooke
square, Kensington, London, has been
taken for NJ. Kossuth, whose family is
expected to take possession ON the LIST
of May"
The " Tribune" being good authority
for any information concerning the
movements Of NJ. Kossuth, we take it
for granted that this may be relied upon.
lftrue, it only confirms what we have
more than once heari predicted BY in.
telllgent and iarseeing persons. that
London. or its neighborhood. would be-
come the residence Of the Hungarian
Exile alter his departure from the Uni
ted States. We shall not be sorry, for
our part, to learn that he has collected
sufficient material aid" in this coun-
try to enable him and his family to
spend the rest Of their DAYS in undis-
turbcd quiet in that country.
National IateHigcncer.
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From the Norfolk (ya.) Courier.
GOVERNOR GRAHAM.

We have senlure,, sinre The Wing
party al Virginia have 81 universally and
enthusiastically endorsed the course of
President Flllmore, and declares him TO
I've their ciioice fnr reaccersinn To the
highest oilice wI,hm The gIll Of the peo-
pie. 10 elicit The views Of many 81 The
Wings 10 thus neighhnrhond as 10 their
preferences for the nIlire al Vice Prpsi-
dent; aud we sincerely believe, that il
The wall Of our party Could be known to-
day, William A. Graham, al North Caro-
lima, stands first aud foremost Among all
competitors Tor thai pnsiiion. The basis
af this cnnririlon is. thu we hear every
where accorded the highest need 81 praise
Cor the able and discreet manner Ia which
he has administered the affairs oil The De-
par,mrnt over which he presi,ies Tor his
undoubird capahIliiy and answering pa
irlolism. his bold, manly and consistent
course in The Why ranks. and his we'll
known and nnallerabIe allachmeD, 10 The
South anti her institutions. It's conceded
tina. under any and all circumstances, we
must have southern man for the Vice
Presidency-none other canexpecl 10 be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
THE sEnlyoLEs.

In siew IL The spprrhrhsinns wh'rh
have ialrIy been lell. in some quarters o.
another outbreak on The psn Of The Sem'-
mole Indians in Florida. il sfIoFsls ns plea
sure 10 give the following ssidrnre ~ IN
&, of good feeling and friendship Of Ihefe
Indians towards the whites IN thai STATE.
II appears that on the 25Ih II January
last a drummrr-boy belonging 10 Comps-
nv B Of The I.i Artillery. leil fon Myers.
10 hun, in The ririniiy Of The post, and
\ a. LOST. An Intellectual search was made
by order IL the commanding officer during
several DAYS. Word was then sent 10 The
Indians. who were requested 10 continue
the searrh for the boy. and i found 10
bring HIM tn Fort Myers. Bowlrgs Oh,
rec,rsl his men, who were then engagrd
, IN planting. 10 leave their work and search
for The b..y. This order WAS promptly
obeyed, and afler seeking him eight days
he was found greatly exhausted. The
Indian who found him al onre made
fire and cooked some food. gave him his
moccasins and mosquito bar 10 wrap
himself IN, and leh him to seek assistance
The Indians carried him ON their bsrk'
some fire or six miles 10 The house Of nn'
Of Bowlegs's negroes, where every aisen
lion and Kindness was bestowed npol
him. When he was able 10 travel. Bow
legs look him on his horse to For Myers
where he now is doing well.
Considering tina, no reward was Offered
il certainly esinces the most friendly dis
position ON The parl Of The Indians, VIII
left their planting. in the misls, OF .hs 'ea
son. TO Ga. in search Of the los. hoy.
Republic.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

seseoisble. N Ihe Iscs Sc PFsiefneni isr
can have shsssme favorable siIepns'.nes.
a recommend lhem-lsw can prove =
reliable aad 50 popalaf IS lhe Distinguish
"A gentleman named. As We bare bs
fore in,lmased, harmony IN oar ranks
40 be attained eren lhooeh u shesia 70
au;re . szrs.ire Of The strongest inais'n'
nal ptelerrnces We must give up men
Tor measures. and unite corsiiaiiy upon
lhnse WIN may seem most likely 70 Sc
cure triumph. and 10 rrslize The erpee'
,a,ions OF our friends in all paris Of me
eounlry by uniting every fractional Pafs o.
the Wing strength.
William A. Graham, OF Nnnh Carroll
ma. from his extended popularity and ma
lional reputation. bids fair 10 he most ae-
eepisbls sa il.sl portion Of ihe un'on
which w,ll claim the secnnd Office as an
appropriate pledge and acknowledgment
az = disposition 10 interfere In nowise
with lis peculiar institutions. Such q
oledse would be covenant Of fidelity 10
the bonds Of our Union. which must We
preserved. and no better evidence oil Us
almost universal aeceplshiliiy by North,
em Wings ran be produced Than . i"und
in the lari that as yet no man from una
section has been namrd IN c"nnerlicf
~i,h The olIire af Vice President. wheih'
err our Presidential candidate he Fillmore
Seo,t we uust have South
. em man as Vice President, 10 ensure tn
success of the iirkei. and 10 hamoniz'
The DESCENDANT elements which i'liemper
: ed preiudice and sectional views seen
!, likely 10 engender. With Us il is hnm
question. we can trust any and all OF Tins
who have been named for the FIRST ollie
know them To be Wings and pa
,rio,s tried and true. Lei MS Then seek .
name one for the Vice Presidency ever.
way as worthy as they Of southern sup
pcri and Southern confidence. ], . nc
!. altogether improbable that our Stale Con
venlion. soon 10 assemble, may derlar
|. unanimously for Mr.. FlIlmorr and "
do hope thai The friends Of Mr.. Graham
whose name is legion in Eastern Virgins
NAV take the proper steps 10 elicit
IS expression Of opinion in The conyenilo
with regard 10 his claims TO The secnn
Office. We have no fear Of The result
!, and we think il qnile as good policy 10 ~
: nounce our preference for the second
!, (or the FIRST office of our Republic.
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OF The expenditures of The last year
nearly six milli"ns of dollar-, il will be
seen. wen. Ia pay ~ part for our lille
property in California.
The duties refunded, aud The expenses
Of rollerling The revenues. &c., amounting
10 more than fur millions al dollars.
would, under former administrations.
according To the Then existing laws, have
been paid by aud deducted from The revc.
nne by collectors. Now every thing is paid
into the Treasury and repaid 10 the en-
ploypes, &c.
The items under The third division of
The ahnve statement are surely moi eur
binary expenses oI Government.
I lie revenues from The Ocean Mail
Steamers not appearing in the receipts 0I
The reas.r,, the iorIh item of the above
should moi be added la the expenses.
The volunteers comprising the fifth
iicm) oush, 10 have been paid years ago.
Why, then. ,lnrs that lnId parr in The
account of ordinary expense" Of the
Government!
A just computation of he ordinary"
expenditures of The Government Tor The
year 1851 is therefore. by this analysis.
reduced 10 hule more than thiiiy-ivr
millions nf dnllars, being a less annual a.
mount. a. before stated. than The Govern.
ineni expenditure lad risen 10 fifteen
years aga, before the Wings had anv e.
leriiye share in The administration If the
General Guvernmr NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
WHO THREW THAT BRIcKBATi

By way Of reply TO The charge Of waste
Of lime and neglect Of public business. by
the /. harmonious in Congress. the
!. Wilmington Journal" cries om. /" Mr..
Cabrll threw the first brirk." Well. sup.
pose he did. why did not The Democratic
majority rehuke him for casting his pro-
jeciile. and proceed. with The business 81
The country! Because Mr.. tabell should
happen To do wrong. does tina, fact justify
lhe'Demccrais in sqnahbling among them.
selves 10 the neglected National interests
There might be some excuse for them IL
they were repelling the assaults Of The
Wings. but they have hern directing their
weapons almos. eniirely agains. earh
oiher--ihe Wings being passive sprci'-
tors. Mr.. Cabell's brick didn't sir up
the " n,uss"-ihe Democratic Review
threw the grenade that exploded IN their
midst. 80 much to ihrir ronfusion.
The Wig, are IN the minority and
have no other power than that of speech;
and because some have used that power,
is no reason Why the Democrats who
have The majority and whose business i
is (llaving The power 10 push on lrgi'Ia.
lion. should turn round and make ten
.pcechcs TO their one. That game won
do, genilemen-we appreciate the Gun
ming Of your defence. bu, The rc.ponsi.
bili,y j. yours. aud you mus. bear il. how
ever lisagreeable The tax.
Concord Mercury.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

Afght took plare in the peacsahIe streets
Of Winston. on "wednesday. between Gen.
Leach and W. II. Virgins. Esq. both
from Lexington. in which pistols wers
usrd.-ihr latter receiving nesh wound
from hall. which fortunately 10 not Of
dangerous nature. II
We have heard various accounts af The
affair. bni the above are ihr iar,s. without
going inio particulars, as the matter will
undergo Judicial investigation. II r. ee-
nrrall, known iha, The parties had been
al variencr fur some lime. Mr.. Virgins
is doi,g well. Slem Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
Riot and Bioodshed IN 81. louis

Riot and Bioodshed IN 81. Louis-
Al the closs of The election for siIy ofli-
rers. in ST. L.nuis. la,i Monday night, ihs
friend, Of the surcessful ..eardidsses were
fred upon. and six Of their number NOR
tally wonndr,l. while passing = German
Coffee House. The excitement was We
ny sieai. This crowd sci ERE to the
house. and drsuoyrd Il. Military Com
panies were called oui 10 guard Gvrmsn
Printing OiIics, anc prevsn. further blood
she'd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

"A niBlamads bill. Augusl 10. isie;itt
/. ruReisui frFruur Was rnllrrirt ~ q
.ns,r : ). Firs AZ illegal THasufy 9 hr,-
-, issufd by MF. SECRETARY Walker. and
sll..ed 40 "a ne Prresdsass hs =
,,bl;,hed. .Lieh cirulsfs. Ia Jan sr,.
ls5I. the Supreme Court ~ the uniA-
s..srs drrlzrrd 10 be roid and II ne rfsrl.
Alter thi., With a view Of collecting no.
nue.. and without whirh revenue rnaurh
N rarry on the Government could iai e
collected. Gong ess. under The prompting
az ,hr Finanre canmisie< vi the Ssnair.
and the Mays and AIssas ceasmi''ss Of
,he Honse, re-enarieJ the Tftasury cu-
ruIars, and further insisofaiing ihem by
the art af Msrrh 3D., 1851
ur. Brooks ih~n shows hal The Trea-
,ury. nader suits from she cesrs laf
which fliv are nov pending 10 New
York alone 10 refuniiing these duties H.
legally rnlIeried. with drawbacks rrius-
ed, &C.. &C.. 10 very large amount,
which amount now goes 10 swell rhe APP
parent expenditures OF the Government.
: The faris whirh Mr.. Brnaks arrays
satisfactorily explaia Why whit 70 CALL
ed the Tariff 81 1916 has yielded 20 much
more revenue Than The Whiss Of that day
e1perlrd. and why The expenditures Of
the Government have been seemingly
increased in The repayment af duties ilIe-
gaily eolleeIed from Illegal Treasury Cir
culars. Nat. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

rrplisss. I have god Deal 70 50. and
| musl hurry over these matters.
Nc. BREcEEkEID0E. ThrFe . znnihei
spec.6rs,ien shieh 1 would be slsd ny
colleague would notice.
Mr.. MAgsBAIl ! suppose ny roi-
league refers 10 Inc Erie lrllrr. ] do M
kns~ ~hsi rise. n he does. sndef'
stand Mr.. FIlImores siew upon sh.l sub
isci 10 he expressed suceinrily IN he re-
ply "a Gosesnar Gayle. l ieier my col
league 10 thai lsilrr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
BUCHANAN AND DouoLAs-The edi-

Buchanan AND DoucLAu.-Ihe edi-
tor of the Standard, in his issue Of the
eth ult., attempts to show that Blu
chanan and Douglass are better and
more reliable on the fugitive slave law
than President Fillmore. lie puts US
in mind Of the fellow that was seen
trying to light his cigar at the pump
spout. Wonder how they are getting
on with the Lunatic ASYLUM.
NJ c. Argus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

The TariG.-On he 2ssh. in the House
Of Representatives. Mr.. Dnnran. Drm.)
az Indiana. cave nolirs af his intention 10
in,ro.lure . bill In amend The tariff Of
1876. By reducing the duty on imported
Sleeps wool, roslins ten rents per pound
or less q. the plare whenre imported. also
10 reduce the duty on imported nax, and
10 admit. free of duty. raw elk. dye wood.
madden. indigo. certain articles uscd IN
dying and composing dyes. burr stones.
grindslanrs, and various arirles therein
enumerated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

4 meeting Of those interested in
the sale of liquors, has been held in
New York, at which it was determined
g establish daily paper to advocate
their interests. oppose the Maine Law,
&c. Fifty thousand of the one hun.
dred thousand dollars necessary have
been subscribed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

4 very grea, excitement pre-. ailed de-.
ring Wednesday. and in The afternoon a
large public meeting was held in front "
The snv Hotel. Mr.. :. M. Booth, the
e'lIi"r ni the Daily Democrat, addressed
the meeting. and series of cundenna.o.
~ resolutions were passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

A machine for the printing Of De
LANES has been invented and put in
operation in Providence, that will print
twelve different colors. This is going
beyond any other machine hitherto
made for the same purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

,0,r ths oihsT tuo Consrniions have h'rn
hrld. uilh > view 10 eoliesFls- ne,,on n
relerenes % she election. fhe Onisn
p.ny have il IN their power 10 eoni''l he
sIeesian in several Of the Stairs. and 10
influence IL in slI. I<i ihem moi qnh We
6rId IN il shry see lhsllhers i 10 iof'hef
need al sleir service"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
The Invasion Of Ecuador. j, said

The Invasion OF Ecuador. : u - sahi
thai Grn. Flores il at The hrad ot The ~.
p, d',ion whirh has gone to Iryoln,ionize
Equa'i"r. and that lie la. fr.m 1000 10
$4,000 men. and a steamer ~;ih eight
guns. hrsnles several railing vrssrls. u 10
stated that several American and English
Officers accompany him, and that some
desperate fighting may be lo"ked fm.
Capt. jackson. rrxa' ranger, is report.
ell 10 he one oI lis officers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
Frensh Scientific News.-The No.

EtsHsH OCieHtiHc NEWS ne WU-
nIt@ur niiers a rev AID III SD. 900 francs fnr
anv discovery that shall render the Volta
&c pile appl'cahie. with economy, 10 in-
'lusiry a. a source of heat. To iahiins. che.
mlsny. mechanics. or medical prac ICE.
Al nalions are Admitted 10 compete siu-
ring i've years. An amateur chemist has
discovered that oat straw and The other
camn"n s''aws of this country can be
converted inlo cni,on by ". clanssen's
pr"cess. IN the same way as AK straw.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14
The Tariff Of 1886 MI. Brmk-. j,

h's recent speech IN The lin,l<r nf Repre-
sen'aiivas, alleges aud shows ,ha, lie Ia
i.ir OF 1856 has moi been and is mi, The
arm nnler which The revenue has been
collected since that time. Life was
oreatlled into II, he argues, IN the Civil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-14

DREADruL.-A young man II Niagara,
], is said, having been erassrd in love.
walked on, 10 the pscipire. took oG his
clo,hrs. gave one lingering look Al the
gulf beneath. and then went hume; his
body Was found mex, morning in bed I; u
Was quite warm.