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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Fancy Goods and .ussstc0I
suerciiaHdixf.
i527 HSsrtstsrs Phase Fortss Hadr and Sold.

A HEAVY STOCK OF PIANOS ON HAND.
WE have just received anaiher large addition
w TO our former insairrs Of Piaas Fsnss,
making our ssso,tmeni very large and complete.
Those enrfed By u for sale have elieitsd pssiss
from such eminent artists as Bsehsa and Madam
Bishop. s,rakossh. Capt Vim. NJ. Robinson. and
pumerous persons from whom Nc have solunia-
~ testimonials. Having sold large nsmber ef
instruments in the states Of North eareiins. Viz
GINA, Tennessee. Geosgia. South carolins aud
Kentucky. we ieel assured Of oar ability TO make
such selection a. the most ias,iiinus could adj
mae. We are receiving our Fall took Of Goods.
Books, Sia,inney and Fancy Goods, for our
wholesale a,,d retail trade. and invite Teachers,
Merchants, aud all others. 10 call and examine
previous TO Purchasing elsewhere. We pledge
our attention 10 all orders extended 10 our care
and from our low prices and small profits W. are
induced 10 ask fx trial TO guarsniee aiisiac-
ton. c.tN,Uc = ns,..p.
Sole Agents for Warces,er,s Piano rosies.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. -. ee-im
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Leather! Leather!
FALL TRADE, I85o:!

FALL TRADE, 1891.
w Z respectfully iniarm our old friends ami
patrons. as We Il Us the public At large,
that we have now ia store the largest aud best
seleried stock OF
LEATHER ASH FINDINGS.
thai we have ever had the satisfaction d offering
them The fart that we nrc receiving more Ira.
lher from our avn 1annrry than We have ever
done, together with wha, We gel from The hands
Of importers and Northern factories. places il in
our power 10 sell goods Us low as any jubhiug
house 81 the same Kind IN any northern city.
Mercilanis, Raoi aud Shoe Manufacturers,
Farmers and al otheis, who ma, need goods in
OUT line. are requested 10 give our stock an ex-
animation geioro purchasing, as We douh, not,
that We can make it III mutual benefit 10 both the
purchaser and ourselves.
Below We enumeraie some Of the leading or
Giles:
80 4loz American Calf skins,
S. {" French ditto.
iso Lining, Binding and Rome Ski s,
"a Morocco Skins, Birdie Leather,
20 81 Kip dilio, Harness ditto,
Hog ditto, Skiring ditto, {
Bag Hides,
1000 sides Oak and Hcmlock Sole Leather,
100 sides Band Leather, embracing all grades,
Last aud Bool-iiecs, Shoemakors' Kit OF Tools.
Also, general as.ortmcntm
Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
And last. though mot least always on hand 4
supply Of =
SEIZED BRO e. a W.,
Of our own manufacture, warranted 10 give So
iisfacion and at prices TO please. at our old stand
opposite B. p. HarriEon's Saddleiy Store, aud
three doors below PEBBLES 4 White, No. Il
va street. + A. & r.. III. FORD.
n. B.-The highest prices, paid IN cash, fol
green and dried hides.
F.A. & II. Ill. +.
Petersburg, August 81. 0l-sn
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a METroR.-A most brilliant meteor
made rs appearance in the south ON
Monday evening, abuut half past s
o'claek. H. apparent sire was about
halt that Of the moon. in lis flight de.
scribing an arc lren east 10 west, in
altitude Of about aO.Irgrers. and III lis
descent il burst inioivo pieces. form
ing magnificent sight. and lighting
up the atmosphere a wildly as an in-
tense lash Of lightning. It's duration
was about three seconds.
Norfolk Beacea. eifk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

nrThe subscribers have just received their
Fan Stark Of French. English. German and Ame-
rican Fancy Goods. viz: Combs. Buttons. Brush
Is, suspenders. Hosiery. Gloves. Diessrrin'nmss,
Perfumery. Housekeeping arlirlcs, britannia and
Plated Wars. Musical Instruments. dc. We
Respectfully inyiae The attention Of merchants.
families and the public generally 10 an examine
.ion IL our stock. as we are confident we can
supply them on as good terms as the regular
liohhine houses North. A catalogue Of our stock
ran be had nj our counter, o. sent ~ any address
free of postage. Orders thankfully recerea and
promptly attended TO. Particular care paid 10
packing.
HILL a. NICHOLS.
NIB. Also sole agents Cor the Pekin'fea Tom
,pany, supply constantly ON hand.
III. & N.
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Wllednes.iay. seple1.I,rr ..


rhe Wori<shpp>--N< ie@n fem he
s..ndard ihsi :, INC ssse meeting Il he Disre-
,as q ne Moth t;aselins Rsii Read, Al .he
,aen.less n de Bosra ~esr. present.. n sef<r.
sncr 10 The business s,anssrsioa<. he ssand.fd
,s,s: -swe have ASIDE iaquisies :. 70 he rssnll
ofihsir drliIsrs.i..,s. ..d hssr les,ned that the
uo.kshops Of he Road sse % le established Al
ssn,- eeniral point On The line--in Alansnct. As
!. sUPPo.sd. This i all Ne could lesm abou.
he mai,rr."
Pom eiher sourcss, We leafn. that he deieF-
nns,ion was 70 Locale shs workshops a near the
cmur as possible. sefssence l@ins hasi 10 li,e
slisiliIi'y q The siie-- and thu e. ,he purt.o-~
II p'acaring god siie. The enginees 9o1sd be
allowed ssngr If filircn snile- 10 make <elrc-
lien. l'hi+. We presvme. j. she fsel. though Ne
have had f,an Others. whe though, their h.
i,rmsIoa reliable, thai tie iinsl .Irsenuiaiisn o.
III Beard 70 postpone The aerision q the
question II location uniiI some future prsiad.
P.s. Since writing The above, We learn I.om
) reliable soune. lIlai The shops are not 70 te
located ia any village hut NEAR lie een,re q The
Road. We also Irssn that ,l.s Bosri deirrmin-
"a 10 cali Cor Two ulore i.sialnlenss ia November
sad January.
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DIR. SrROSGS

pEGIDRAL sIDllACH PILES
A Remedy for Coughs, colis, Catarrb, Bnn-
ehiks, Group. Whoopng Cough, Asthma, Con-
sumption, Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia, costive-
ness. Erysipelas, Disease Of the Heart, lnhamsna-
ton and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from deranged state Of the
Ssouach, ard to relieve the ,iis,ISln11 bad les'uu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

CT We omitted to mention IN our last, that
MIR. Thomas /. S.rayhonl was elected by the
Magistrates at August tenn Of the County Coult,
Public Register for the county OF Orange, IN
place Of Mr. John Laws, whose term had ex-
pired,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

The Salem Press sass wheat is sell
ling IN that market al 50 cents per
bnsheI. II IS commanding IN Peters.
burg from 81 10 70 81 Is. if the peo.
pie IA The >zleaa region Of The country
could get their wheat to market-ss
they Will be able a do when the Cen
trail Road Is hnished-It would nett
them al least fifty per cent. mule than
il dues now. xsn.1,r.s
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II i said thai paperis 70 be estab-
lished n Raleigh 70 advocate the dis
iribusioa II tie Public Lands. Mr..
IanlweIl nf Wilmington i 10 be the
Editor; aud fhe paper, u course. will
be Democratic. Ygsrfarilt 0bs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-07

Iy..Isn, rhe CoassitatIen. sad ne Lanx-
inc Iaardi1 - a oal fil<rsy.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

kansas manufactured Governor, in the nineteenth
century; He would then stand chance of hav
ing his 6enghted ideas frightened, and on his re-
turn, should hope, he would be better able to ad
minister our State affairs properly.
Doubtless Governor Conway has conscientious
motives for not eonvoking the Legislature. but
ms conduct sayors too strongly Of the policy hith
erto Praeiieed IN Arkansas; TO prove their pfoprie
y; Whiie the wants Of the people the occasion.
and tline, demand that new Leaf shonid be turn
cd over in cur history
Only let the Legislature be convened WITHOUT
delay, and let the donation of Congress be accent
esi the necessary appropriations for surveys be
made the terminus upon the Mississippi be
hNea--and commissioners be elected to contract
with eastern companies for the building Of the
roads by assigning over to them the donated lands
ana even The Roads themselves, tor a stipulated
PERIOD II necessary.-and then ARKANSAS may es-
cape from her present thraildom and take posi-
aon, worthy OF herself among her sister States
Then would Gorernor Conway receive the mer-
lted applause OF his subjects and stand some chance
OF receiving further honors at their hands, 9th
eIWise he will find he has reached the last round
OF his ladder, from whence he will soon tumble
into deserved obloquy and obscurity
Respectfully; &ci SPECTATOR.
Boacau, Heapstead CO., .4pra 7fh, 1853.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

NEWSPAPER READERs-If subscribers
to journals, Ike church members, in ''stop-
ping their paper, were required to produce
an editorial certificate before they could
subscribe for another, there would be some
curious developments as for example =
We certify that A. b stopped his paper
because the editor refused to allow him six
columns for personal yindication that con-
cerned nobody bat himself" I'VE certify
that c. D. refuses the paper because the cd
itor did not publish the obituary notice Of Il
relative, which was never sent him, but
which he ought to have detected in some of
his exchange papers" I'VE certify that
L. T. wishes to transfer his patronage to
another paper, because, having taken this
paper six years without paying a cent, he
felt himself insultod by having bin sent
to him by way of reminder, postage IN
paid. We certify chat B. B., in his opin-
ion, is a poet Of the first water; but the ed
itor, unfortunately differing from him in his
opinion, is regarded by him as wholly un-
qualified for his Office eve certify that
j. J. stopped his paper because the editor
had the tenlefity to express an opinion ON a
certain matter without having previously as
certained the opinion Of this particular sub
scriber."
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
Interesting Expedition.
The New York Courier IF Saturd

The New York Courier IF Saturday
says:
Something new will occur under this davis
sun 4 steamer win leave our waters With
a clearance for the Republic of Paraguay.
destination never yet had by ADV vessel sail-
ing from any North American or European
port She goes for tho purpose M carrv-
ing on a regular trade on XIV rio III IN Pia-
ia and Paraguay river, between McnteYidco
and Assencion, 4 distance of eleven hun
dred miles, never yet traversed NV steam
craft Of any description. She will perform
a regular monthly trip between tho Two cit-
les carrying passengers and freight, and
will be the means of opening commercial
communication has never vat exist
ed--with all the tributaries of tile Eio de la
Plata, comprising an extent of three hun
dred thousand square leagues of territory.
rich in articles Of commercial exchange. -
The steamer, El Paraguay by name, has
been fitted especially fir this service, AHA Y
stsuncher craft than lie now il could hardly
be found She is two hundred feet Hi
length by twenty-seven in breadth, ana HIM
cylinder Of forty-eight feet, with eleven
feet stroke, Her commanding officer III T4t.
A. S. Baldwin. of tic U 4, Navy. Sho
takes with her % passengers ana 1S1 tons
Of coal, but viii stop for further supplies at
Grenada, in the Windward Islands at Per-
nambuco, at Monteyidao ana her running
time to Assenoion will probably IVY about
twenty-eight days. iii every respect. both
IN construction and equipment. sha GOES
completely adapted for her destined service,
and, so far as human sagacity can guaranty
success, she has that guaranty.
We take pleasure in saying that tho cred
it of the expedition which starts to-day under
such favorable auspices IN duo almost entire
ly TO Edward A Hopkins Esq., the United
States Consal for Paraguay.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
Notice H. EEcFbT Given.

TNHAT at sala nf I-anas for the non-ravfnent W
-A the taxes dHc thereon. hril at the Court
House d1or, in tha county XVI HeiHrstead. III tlra
aFate ol Arkansas rlfsuaNI tn lawtul notice Eiv-
ea hF the sheriff uf Saih county nf Homestead
anf in conformity witt tha laWs of Said State. on
tha .raA Monday cf November M n rsII. it be-
ing tNa thirl day nf said Month -He f,iiatrinI
described tracts parcels nf laid situate fn s1il
rnAH-r wHra stricken na t8 tAe understanding
Iaa Southeast quarter nf the Northwest naar-
ter aNd the Northwest quarter nt the Northwest
quarter XVII section thirtY-tve- Ivy Township tan
South ui 4ange twenty-srren Wee WIKI the 5th
principal meridian. containing together. eighty
acFes. Aii nf which sail lanls were s1ll anl
purchased lF tha undersigned, g. the aggregate
amount n tha taxes penalty aEl r1s.s Lae there
on i1r tle years lsl4 t1 ls5l inclusive. amount
nE t7 the srm of littv-cight dollars aul twenty
eiEht cents, anl are n1W hell hy the undersigned
hy deed XXX conveyance dniy executed hF tha
Sheriff ot Hampstead county aforesaid NV author
ty vested in Lim hy th= laws of Arkansas. bear
lhg date 0f tha l@th XIII March 1853
Now therefore notice is hereby given, 90 ail
persons MILO may ha concerned. XVII Tho Jan sct
up anT right titie. claim to he above described
larfs ol landr or either ui them, so purchased zg
aforesaid - consequence XII aIT iniarnalitv irreE-
laTttr- or iIlegalty connected with Elrh sale, WI
oT aty cause or defect whatever tnat in conform
lty lrIah tha lct ot tha General Assembly of tha
Stale ot Arkansas in relation to Tax Titlesn ap-
proved tAe ad of November Is3G the undersigned
Miil apply to TIL Circuit Court or HenIrsteaL
county af Court to he holden w. the Court house
in tha safd county, on tnc seventh Monday after
the fourth Monday in September. A D la57. iyt
tha confirmation ui tite I'LL and to said lands. Y,
purchased az aforesaid ard all persons interested
arc hereby notified t1 appear at Eaid time ani
place ant show 1anse i'll any they can. WHY tne
ttie to the slii several tracts of ani should E5t
he confirmed according to law.
WILLIAM III. GREEN. ~.
Washington, lIurah 23, 1853. i2-Gr.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
Tp-fD DARTNEREEEEP.

TIME undersigned having purchased the Drug
t establishment ot DF- XXI N. Williams. intend
keeping general assortInentot Drugs Medicines,
Paints OIL tl Dyc stutfs
Cur stock wiI ha purchased under the personal
inspection pf Dr Fr5TEE who WIFI start East in D.
taw days inr ihat Rnfp1sa
W. will he enabled to =ell articles il OK line
on better terms THAN They haye ever ben offered in
tAis market. and we warrant every article sola
hF WHY t7 ho pura ana genuine
Prescriptions put up lll accurately compound
ed a-anr hme day oT night
CIIArS IN. mitchell,
IN. MI. FOSTER.
WT1ghiHgt5n, Tl5. l6, ls53 IN
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
WAEEEEED,

In this pkce, on the evening of tne 18TH, by
the Rev. H. l. Sugg, Mn AMOS M WALKEE. ol
Sewer count, to Miss MARTHA "a. Johnson, ol
this place.
At COLUMBUS, Miss, on the 10th March, 1853
by the Rev. Thos W D0rman. Hon JaNEs H
CAEUTHERs of Lafayette county, Ark, ~ Mis-
SAGAB T. Ht.i1rHREys
At Fulton Ark, on Thursday, March ai- 1S53,
by the Rev DR. J. Custer, Mr SinlUrr- n. WHeAr,
to Miss MARY T.. daughter III Meredith W. !li-
wards, ali OF Hampstead co Arl>s.
In this place, ON the 7th inst, by Rev Chas Il.
Hatch, EzEKIEl NANCE, EsI. MI St- Marks Texas,
to Miss MARTHA J., daughter of AIr. ID. II. Alex
ander Of this place.
Diea--it the residence cf her on III this place,
on the 2nd inst, Mrs. FaAEcEs GRFEN, ii thc CQth
year of her age.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

OHE Cent A MILE RALRoAD Fare
The New York State Engineer and Survey
or, MoAlpine, in his report to the Legisla-
ture in 1852, says:
AN important fact is also established,
which up to tLis time, had been doubted by
most men conyersant with railroad trans
ports, which is, that passengers can be trans
ported at an expense of less than one
cent, per mile. This result is obtained as
a rule, when the average loads are 80 pas
sengers, each mile rum.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
IN I'D TIC ~

WHEREAS Letters NJ Administration fc
wv 5uais HuN with the wiil annexed having
been granted the undersigned, as public admins
traitor on tha Estate of Roman HAMr-roa deed.
hv thc CLERK of the Hampstead Court nf Probate,
III tha State nf Arkansas in Vacation, on tha ith
daY 0f'Aprii A D. l953- Therefore notice IL
hereby given .1 all persons having claims against
said Estate. that all sllh caTEs as have nyt been
properly authenticated ant exhibited. within tha
time prescribed by law win he forever barred
and preriniel rron anr benefit Ernm saii Estate.
JNO R. -SANDEFUR- Pi.dhr
-fiHi 0t Hampstead C0-, -4rk
Jf1sFinEt5r .3Bra G, Is53- iI-3E.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
EEYg GOODS.
NsGgUaha gsR AZ KsFHyU9s,

HAVING permanently located at FULTON.
IL ARKiS, have just received. ana will Keep
constantly on haud general assortment oi Dry
goods. Groceries, Hardware, QUcensware, Hats.
Boots. Shoes. and such Drugs and Medicines as
are generally used in this climate.
ALSO-A general assortment of Summer and
winter Cl1thing. Persons visiting Tulton are
respectfully invited to call and examine ior them
selves.
The highest market price paid ioE-Hides, Pel-
tries, Beeswax &c.
Fulton, .4rbs., .4grl G 1sl3. lift.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
NE Wy 81 Cd ID lid Il !.

FsNHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM
d his friends and the puhiic generally, THAT he
IS now receiving and opening large ami We'll ~
leeted stock OF GOODS, consisting ot
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Groceries Salt Hardware ana Cutlery, Iron.
Nails and Castings, Queensware, Saidlery ani
Wagon Harness. Boots ani Shoes, Hats ma Caps
Summer and winter Clothing, Fresh Shaker Car
deu Seeds. together with great variety of arti-
cIes usually brought TO this market.
All Of which he offers or Sale at the lowest
market prices for Cash XXI to those who pay punr-
tually on Credit GEO W. GREEN
Washington -4pra 13- l553. 1J-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

The GrlWho shot her former lover In tho
ball room it Oldtown Mo., was arrested on
the Sd inst, On the complaint of Bowman,
whom she lad wounded At the hour ap-
pointed for Examination the complainant fail
ed to apPea, and she was discharged. 9hc
openly proclaimed that 1t was her intention
TO kill Bowman, and II II said that the
wound he received will lame him fur liil.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
TO COTTON PLANTERS.

TNHE undersigned have formed a Co-partner-
A ship and opened shop at this rare t1r the
manufacture anl repairing of Cotton sims,
IhaY Will shortly he Am receipt oi ar ample neyy
a,oek ni the best quality nt tlE materials r m tha
EAat- which thRy intend t1 work uD fnto Gins
Whicn Wili te iuly guarreuterd to eive entire
satisfaction. nAc afus tMr WrArrt having fr
autne iive years executed rnoat nf the warE that
went ltpm the shuP 0f thn iatr III R. Crosby ,vn
ieal na hesitation in assuring the Cotton Planters
o the upper haf rIyeT country. that alI trnr fang
KAN cur Saar Hiil le iiiiy equal il iut superior t0
the ra-t tnat waa ever manufactured hv the lat.
Mr- Crosby
We solicit the patronage XVII Cotton planters
whn may want new Gins nr uld nnag lrrairal-
and hape they will sena in ther orders as eariv
as convenient, in order that their gins nav be
certain to bc ready ior them bv fha tirrs the
present growing Crop IN ready ior picking.
By permission ot some ani without having haf
an opportunity ol consulting others, WY annex
number ofnamea XVIII We'll knoWn Cotton planters
M whom Ne wcuId refer as regards the nari1rm-
anre ol lils heretofore built ly one XVII us in the
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
IT, ET In la W Az.

TNRON thd Plantation of tha subscriber, in y
- Sewer county, mar RAJ River, on the I'm
9th inst 4 bright Malatto boy aameI d, -.
about 15 years of age about ieet inches high:
I'LL u agar 0n Tile back of I'LL neck which has the
appearance III Y burn. He had on when he iatt
II biue blanket cca5 anl A cap A liberal reward
viii be given tar Hi apprehension aud delivery
to rne, taE I'LL confinement iii any ail so thal +
cln get him. 1t II supposed III has gone down
Rei River THOMAS B- S- COOK
Serar r1-, .2Fk., Magrh ll, SJ3. ll-t.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
II NJ VI a TO EaE.

TINE Undersigned invite tHe attention 1f the
- citizens of Hampstead aud adjacent counties
to their new anl general variety at
Fashionable Goods
now opening at tl.e old stand of W. AZ AMI. Moss.
They WAN seiI I9w fnr CASH or on twelve
months tima to those who pay cnce Year Those
wl1 wiah @o1d bargains Wiil do W.T. t1 gire us
Il call. ani examine CnT Stock.
BELLER & STUART.
TTrsGtnrt,l IryH w. 1853 10
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
@cEsnagaRoOE1s For Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That Pur.u-
" ant 70 an act Of the last General Assembly
Of the State OF Arkansas: wiil seil atpublic Aur-
ton ior cash in hand, al the Court house. in the
town OF Washington. OIL Monday the 2Eth Aay Wi
April 1853. a box OF Elementary School books,
belonging to Common Schools.
S. T SANDERS, CIrrk.
TPastiart0t .RDrH 10, IS58. H.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
LATE ARRIVALS.

I'D ECEIYED p@r Steamer FRANcEs JnTrs, q
~ Consignment.
1000 Ihs. Bacon siIGR. f0 Ibis Molasscs,
1000 shoulders Sugar,
il bhs. lrgsh St Touis Flour Coffee
I'D Rectified HhisEey, Candles,
Oid family Rye N Brandy Cherries,
New York Gin Pickles.
Viii Casks Cugnar Brandy Tomato Keichup,
hali hbis Sln'r Nhiskcy, Pepper sauce,
50 Sacks Salt, Cmlcr,
1D kaesNaiiz, Lemon Syrup,
ln boxes Tobacco AlIHiEettei
1000 ReEaiia Cigars, smut
5000 GGha >ixes. Candies Ec
All Ky which Will he Sold Jaw ilT Eash only,
SAM'L C. WHEAT.
LrHfr Laaiiar.
Tifl-aH, OriaJrr 2a, ls5z- d3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13
PAN TP4 PAN UP3l

t LL persons indebted to tha undersigned uR t7
60 the 1st dar of january iast, are hereby Ta-
snectf1lir notified THAT must have some money!
and consequently am under the necessity pi earn
estfy requesting them t0 come forward ana settle
up at as aaIlT day as possible.
T. iii. W lIADDTN-
Washington Ftb. lG, 1888 7-
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-13

ADDICTION CAsE.-Some days ago, about
800 Mormons arrived at this city from Eng
land, ana since their arrival, one cf the fair
lambs of the flock has been spirited away, or
has wandered from the fold into bye and for
bidden paths. A sailor belonging to the
ship on which they arrived, was yesterday
arrested at the instance of the girl Is mother.
The sailor positively declares that he knows
nothing Of the present residence Of the fair
one, and joins the mother in her lamentations;
bat the mother, not believing the sailor, re-
quests him to marry the daughter and return
to her, on which condition she viii pay the
passage of both to the Mormon land. The
case is to come up again before the Record
er. II Is said that the young girl got fright
ened at the prospect before her, as one of
the masculine members Of the Mormon COM
muuity rejoiced IN fifteen wives and another
in seven; she therefore determined to en-
brace the first opportunity of getting single
husband on her own account and of retaining
him in land where multiplicity of wives is
net legally recognized. A missionary who
went on board Of the Mormon passenger ship
for proselyting purposes was threatened with
ia duck in the Mississippi if lie did not
forthwith clear out and mind his own bust
ness. The missionary took the hint and left
N. o. Ir7fe Deita.