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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-03

''''N-''N 49,. IsLltD etAuEs BONDED WAHEHGrErt
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs OF
i''eh Silks farts Dress Goods, shawls
Gloves Embroiirfies Whf.. CT.
invite the attention Merchant ron, m .,t &C
'iFallrd assJrtrlrut Of " '''''"' 70 u'ei' IN
f. SILh AND FANGY DRY GOODS
tr With SPECIAL reference the wants Of hrst rl.-
t-1 a. thrrr important particular viz. Int
frtst, believed 20 be uneguaNl ' '"''''3 "h'
ne nave nov exhibition, for
los Of Rich GOODS adapted To the PAIL Tn AnE ~
which will be found several styles OF "' "u4'ns
fNtraordinnry nd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported lor The Petersburg TntclIigencer.
Saturday, January Is, 1859.

Saturday, January Is, 1888.
ToBAcco.-The breaks slightly in
creasing, with activity amongst the
buyers; we quote Lugs 81 81 for
mixed leaf: 81 &c.
CoTTox-yery firm at Ole; but Int.
tie arriving. with light stock.
CoRN-We nste a slight improve,
ment for the week; sales at 60 cts. for
prime white. "
WngAr-No change; millers con-
tinue to pay lis cts. for red, l20c. for
white.
FLOUR Transactions small: City
brands, common superfne, S5a; Elk.
ira Sc; but little country in market.
FIsm--Nuva Scotia Herrings, cut IS,
gross a S5l for No. 2; 81 A. for
No. L; No. 5 Mackerel 5 s8l.
BacoN-va. (hog round) 1850; no
new western in market; old shoulders
9 a 9ic; sides 10 lOlc.
LaRD-ya. kegs l4ac; western bbls.,
new, lei old, nominal, 12ac.
APPLE BRANDr-Small sales at AZ
cts.
BEANs-W White navy 14Oc.
LlME-Good brands l55 l45c.
SaLI-Livcrpool fine Isle; G. A..
l25c..
GuASo-Sales at $46s p ton of
200Ofb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
$50 Reward,

DAN away. from the subscriber on hea20ll,,
va ult. mulatio woman named MARY ANN,
about 81 years old. stout built, short thick foot,
bad teeth, small round earrings in her ear, very
pleasant when spoken 10, and had on checked
linsey frock. plaid shawl, and a. yellow hand
kerclicf on her head. | think she is harborel
about town or in the suburbs. She may Try to
get TO Hillshorough where her mother lives. She
came from there's aud was the property Of Mrs.
Eliza Estes. | forewarn all persons from har-
boring said slave under the penalty Of the law.
The above rewarIawill be given for her dclive-
~ 10 me in Fayetteville, or her confinement in
any j,i 50 that can get her. Any information
10 be addressed to Jasacs Dodd, Fayetteville,
n. q.
JAMES DODD.
January IL. 6S-3w
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MONEY lost.

I OST. by the subscriber, on Friday last. in
Ia Raleigh, two Fifty Doiiar Bills ofibe Bank
Of the Staic of North GareIina. The said bulls
are new, dated the LIST January, 1852, and are
believed 10 he numbers 265 aud 26G--lei.er A.
The public arc cautioned against taking these
bills, as they are my property.
! The subscriber Willie thankful for any infor-
nation which viii lead to the rcsovcsy Of his
money.
]. e. ALLEN.
Jan. 10, 1858. 69--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

TnE NOMINATION OF MR. BADGER
The following is fran the y. Y. tx.
press, from its Washington correspon-
deaf, under date Of Monday last:
cat the democratic Senatorial eau
Gus, held after Judge BADGERS nomina-
ton, at which twenty three Senator's
we're present. il was decided by vote
81 % ayes to hay, to lay the nomina-
ton on the table. General Pierce will
have tn responsibility Of making the
nomination.. The objection to Mr.
Badger is political. His not residing
ia the circuit il which the vacancy cx-
lists comprising the States Of Alaba
ma, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and
ARKANSAS the reason assumed for
his rejection. Gen. Downs, now Se>
naior frum Louisiana, who is succeed.
ed by Mr.. BENJAMIN, a Wing, on the
4th Of March, It is supposed, will re.
crive the nomination from Gen Pierce.
G'rhe Senate confirmed MIR. Daniel, Of
Richmond, Va, who still resides at
Richmond, for the 9th judicial District,
lying in the States of Alabama and
Mississippi, and refused last summer
to confirm the nomination of Edmund
Bradford, Of La, one Of the mast ac-
complished men,in the State, and who
lives in the District. The reason given
for intending Mr.. Badgers defeat is
therefore = phtry one.
."Thc nomination may be confirmed
notwithstanding the t'ausus, and an
effort will be made to act upon it TO.
.-lay."
This looks to us as il the nomination
will be, or has been, rejected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS.

We have heretofore urged the propriety
of North Carolina passing some Home.
stead law. aud alludr, To the good effect
il would have Of keeping "ur people al
hninr. projected as they would he in the
preservation of their home from the ruth
less grasp uf h,-ariless creditors. I'ln,u-
sani WHO have been driven from the
]" land al their sirrs and the. home Of their
affections. would b, such protection have
.hoen retained in our midst, aud hy pru-
,lenre aud industry, have been able To
support their faniies, aud male worthy.
useful .iizens.
Tie l.,llnwing extracts eyhthit the va
rions qualifications of the Exemption
l.aw,.n,w in fnrrc in the several States
named.
MaSE.-A lni Of land. dwelling haase
and nui buildings thereon. that st,asl mol
exceed five hundred ,lnilars in value.
VEnnoNr The hemesiead-ol every
house keeper. or head nf family, To the
vaIur.nf five hundred dollars.
MASSACHUSETTS The lnl and build.
ings ll,flpon, ocrumrd as residence le
The value of i've hundred dol ais.
NEW YoRK.- ioi aud buildings
ihe,ron o-rupicaAas residence. To The
value al one thousand dollars.
!. MARyLAND.-AlIr nj estate ;fcequirrt
hy MARI 90. during the life Of the wife
rom execution Tor deb, nf husband. :
acknowledgements 81 land. in
.Iu,l,nu dwelling h ,isrsand impra' amrn;
l" 10 exceed 10 hundred d"llars-an'
no adl ,,,nnal annilni al tive ae,es iarracl
hill under iii rcnycars ole az.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
m. CAMERON

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
A. vices to the inhabitants Of Hillshoroush aud
the surrounding country. 0iilre Immediately OPP
posi,e the Masonic Lodge, aud his residence The
one formerly occupied by Mrs. Anne Cameron
January lst. 1853. od-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
N O r | G f

ME subscribers having qualified at Nosem-
her term, 1852, OF Orange County Court,
as Executors on the estate Of Jamcs.S,ray horn,
deceased, hereby give notice to all persons IN
debted TO said estate 10 make immediate pay
mcnt; and those having claims against the estate
to present them within the time prescribed by
law, OF this notice will he plead in bar Of their
recovery.
DAVID HART,
ID. K. BLACKWOOD, -
December %. &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
NOTICE.
N or CE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given TO allwhom il may
~ concerns; that have given 10 my son, Rufus
Haywood Faucet, his freedom, and he is at liber-
ty 10 make bargains and transact all other busi-
ness for himself in as full and perfect manner
as if he were twenty-onc years of age.
JAMES 5. FAUtETT.
Big Falls, .Alamance, Jan. a, 1853. 6s--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

In Albany, New York. young lady
has started Ragged School," in
which she has forty or fifty children
picked up in the streets.
May she be rewarded witha dozen Of
her own, each Of them good and yirtu-
Gus. a blessing to her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

Bishop Ives, Of North Carolina, has
written letter to the Convention OF
his Diocese. giving his reasons for
joining the Catholic church-at least
SO SAYS a writer in the New York
Times. who signs himself "0ne of the
Clergy Of North Carolina"
Bihimore Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

BlsHop IsEs.-The Catholic Herald
of Philadelphia. states as positively
certain, that Bishop Ives was received
into The Catholic Church at New York,
prior to his departure Tor Europe: and
that he left in the hands of Rev. DIR.
Forbes a paper containing his rccanta-
ton. and certifying his admission into
the Church. The U. s. Catholic Mis-
cel!any Of this city. in itsissue Of Satur.
day.. also gives a SIMILAR version.
Charleston Courier.
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Another Florid 4 War.-.(io,ern,

@AHe-AtSA y toAtut" w AZ = ouftIiuI
Brown. Of Fiurida. ON the esd .ult.,
transmitted to the Senate of.that State
a message covering the letters from
Gen. Blake and ]. Darling, ESD, in
relation 10 the refusal Of Billy Boalegs
and the .Semihales to emigratc. The
Governor asks the Legislature to clothe
the executive with sufficient power to
call out Sufficient force to protect
the iront.ers. and cooperate with the
general government in any measures
which il may adopt in the emergency.
1t is recommended to send into the
swamps three hundred Greek warriors,
under their own officers, 10 capture as
many Sen'inoles as possible. tits be.
lieyed that the Indians have establish
ed fortified camp on the eastern edge
of the Big Cypress, south Of Fort
Myers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

The Hon. Charles +. Stuart. mem-
Der of The House of Representatives. !
has been clecle,Lto the United States
Senate BY the Michigan Legislature. !.
in place Of alpheus felch. whose term.
will expire ON the 4th Of March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
Drugs! Drugs /!
55-3u,o

EUSr Received THE Drug Store a Supply of
- New MUSIC, also quantity Of Pain Kill
Ter and Railways Ready Rel icf
November "a. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
HiIlsb0rOugh Academy,

k-sll- GRAVES. A. AZ, Pnarss..a.
MN. -. KII.PATRICK. Aass.a.n,.
'hE rinsrnl rauFse mill H. snsA - u NM
= pare hys iss llss ffrsansas. sls.s - s.sll ~.
THE sri~nii6s roaEse Nill emissnx a. hiuhrr
lranrt.rs VI Mathematics and N.las.l Ph.Iu.e-
Ihy
sPceial a;ishssa al le sisrn 70 he / agli.h
branches.
TBRMs
For IhaHe p1rsnins he rlas<iral 81 .sisnlifp
eo1Ese, ssi per re-risn of - ssrkz.
for oihers sl6.
The 6fs scrisn viii esnmenre an he Isih
q Janusry. 1883.
January d, ls53. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

{ p. dtr nils. i'aaal ffHn Zsaer i.
hnea Tie malHiain bi.nucs Il
end iarth loud icForis, ami. i sl.sat
N o'fs q ihiek saoks. .iinierspers. i
rAIihahnr ashcs.
WTuISorOs FFrE BaxK Norks.-A
considerable Hpnlher 81 small notes. !.
sued By banks IN Washington civ.
having been eireulsfpd IL Ibis STATE.
we think fright 10 infarm our readers
that several Of the shin plaster banks
81 that place have failed. We do not
remember me names Of all uf them. but
would adrise our readers TO fefhse. 10
receive any notes issued IA that CITY.
0fcunrse ne rea,ler viii distinguish
between. Washington tity hanks and
the Bank Of Washington. n. G which.
Is as SQUAD as any bank in the eoua-
ny. ~ - FsyefiepiRs 0Lseruer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
FOR r. EMIT.
A G 4 r d

nR. o. F. LONG, intending in future TO de-
- vote his attention to the practice of Meti-
cine, will promptly attend TO all professional
calls.
December 90. Co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Cllice al HILLSIDE.
~ rough, N. G.. on the Isl day Of January,
1853, which, il NOT taken out within three
months, will be sent to The General Post Office
as dead letters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

s q rfnk.--F,i 8 srics ~ NJ tie,sfy
fafnfr. z,-il - rFrIy i.nusr kfrprF rsii.
80 ia la,.tn ~ ray. hanss ami 81,
~ II sNsrr.l lllsrr hunand sl,,llars in
s@lne.
ALsBsxs--Fanv srrrs a land l,rrl
nj Ia anr lbs ~ riIy. ahA ps0ri.lssl
snrh sl-sss mol eAcrr,l IN value fnnr hun
dIrd slpliars.
Texas -T'wn hundred arrrs ri land.
= ben no an any avn ar riir Iais. MOI
~ exceed IN salnr iwD lhausand 4 liars.
OaIo. -Esrry family h"mesirad noi
exreedius iise hundred sInIsrs in valur.
Mic nGAS.-Fnry arrts. with dw.l-
ling h.'use aud appunenzners. wIlrn nni
IN lawn or riiy. BOT aud dwelling house
nal 10 -rrerrd in value fifteen hundred
ddlars.
hLIsoIs.--l.aipf grnnnd and Lnildings
ecrspird 'lirrrnn asa rrsi,Irnre. not rx.
credins Ia ,alue one il,nssand d..llars.
lowA--Fdfiy srrs IL land. mol IN town
OF rily, az ll'"se anal lol IA lawn OF city.
nan exersding irr hundred dn,lars.
NlscaNsIS.-Fuiy arirs nf land. mt
IN lnwn 20 riiy. 40 Town and city lot
n"i exceeding nIsr fnnsll pl M ARE.
caIlFoRNIA.-'I,hr homestead consist
ing n quantity n land, gr:hrr with
he d Sriling house rhrsesn. aud lis APP
runenaners, aud moi rxreehrng IN value
me sunIsid Eve ii usand doiars.
NEW JERsgy.-A homestead 10 earh
head IL a family. beine The family. resi-.
drnrr, 20 the value o. live hundred dbl
lars. NOT /. he assets M the hand. of the
administrator. hnI Ia remain for the benefit
Of the widow and until lIie maturity ofihe
laSi minor rlnl.l.
SouTu CAROLINA --Af homes,ead Of
tifiy acres al land, inrluGing The dwelling
houses and appur,rnaures. nul 10 extend
To any property situated within The liniiIs
OF any city OF Town corporate. -. =
-~~------~--~--~-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
In the Shoe Business again!
heather s. Shoe Ma
nufaCtOry.

gain commenced business in the house
SAselaicly occupied by Mr.. VIM. +. Stray
horn, This old stand.) where he intends keeping
full assortment of Leather Of his own ma
nufaciure. lie has procured the services Of Mr..
James Parks 10 conduct the business, and intends
manufacturing every kind Of Boots and Shoes
that are nude in this country. His fine work
will he made of the best Northern material, and
of the most choice workmanship. TO former
paieoas he would say. the past is his promise for
The future.
WM. I'll. BROWN.
n. b. In exchange for Leather and Shoes, he
viii take Hides. TansDark, Taow. Bees Wax,
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Meal, Flax Seed, Plank,
Shingles. &c. -
: January 10. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

Sc uS'' received at the Drug Store, large sup
- ply of Preston & Mcnitt's celebrated Yeast
Powder.
November lG ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
A fresh supply of
Moff,tt's Life Pills and PhGnix
Bitters,

Received and Tor sale at the Post Office.
November lz 6l-
SETTLE YOUR ACCOUNTS.
J" L wil on the first day Of January, pro-
ccydio collect all accounts standing longer
thantwekc months.
P.s. Those who owe US by note must make
paymenis
LONG & WEBB.
December |. Ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
For a Con.umplive Tough.

PTisluFg, Pa, Feb. IS, 1881.
Dear III 3 For three ,salr have Ircn sfllic-
ted ~uh Ceugh 50 Distressing that | iTequent-
y ds~pairrd u recovery; much VI the ime was
Obliged 10 i, up all night IN my chair, as my
cough would sullocatc me when laid down.
Having uses. many renlcdics without much rrlisf,
n lasi uied the Cherry Pectoral, which under
Providence has cured me altogether. =
l .,. s.stl. .f.s...l. $3.50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
SUPERIOR COURTs.

: The Spring rulings &c the Judges of
the Superior Courts. Judge Saunders
aud Judge Bailey having exchanged
circuiis.l will be a. follows. viz:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19

The ERupTloN OF MouNT ErNA.-Ac-
counts from Sicily>state that the erup.
ton whiehscommenccd ON the Goth OF
August. still lasts, causing altcrnate
hopes and fears, according to the iIi-
crease or diminution in the quantity
Of. lava that Shoots forth from the fer.
mount.r The new crater that opened
on the 9Th Of November, pouring forti
fresh current, hail up to The 9th, dc
scsade5 AS far asthc VOLTA della Scan.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
For InfIutnIi and Whipping Cough.

Nashville. Tenn, June &c. 1851.
Sir: have repeatedly us.d your Chsry Pee
iaral COZ whoopins Cough aud influenza. and
have no he.l'siion i, pronouncing if complrls
rrinrdy. four Of my ch.lJ'en have been siiiie-
ted With there diseases. and the Tree use Of The
Peciorsl has always sii.idcd almost in, isnt re-
iief. JAMES GLOVER.
We alhsi the truth al the above sialcmrnt.
NJ. McGlNTy, Editor Of The
Nashville uhig.
J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Druesi-t.
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s q rin&.--Fsiy sricsufi NJ D. e,sfr
iafmfr. 80 - rFrIy i.nusr kfrIrF rrsii-
- inA lFi.tn - rly. . haisss and ~.
~ II skrrr.l ll,srs hunaRd sl,.llars IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-01-19
~uiiS atta ~ theNt'
By YIN. ID. Faucet:
To the old North State:A

bur live is sincere. our affections are strong,
Oar wines are all old, and girls arc all young;
Why then should we for happiness roam,
While we've. handsome ladies', with contcnncnt
Mt home A
BY the assistant Marshal: Success
to'the gunners Of the day.
The meeting now adjourned without
word being spoken to mar the feel
lnss of the most sensitive.
WARREN COOPER, Sec'v..
Uf The Raleigh siandird wiIl'please cory.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-29

hearty manner 10 which the toss had been received and
concluding with toast invoking health and prosperity
on ths remnant OF the Baltimore volunteers
Other parties were drawn out during the evening, and
among them WIN. p. Preston, esq, who, in short sd-
dsss gave TO manly remarks IN relation 10 The vol
uneers and our common country.
The president announced the reception OF several letters
from invited guests. which were read They IRON
Hon Caleb Cushing stating his inability 10 leave Wash
ing,on that day irom MAJOR (Brevet coloneD John
tendance on account OF severe cold from Joshua Van
SAINT and Jacob G. Davis, esqrs The lalers health, and
MIR. v. having n public engagement. prevented Their
being present Mr, Vansant sent the annexed senii-
ment:
Baltimore Distinguished Tor pablo spirit, hospitality,
benevoience, and pzuiotsm Her in the batallons
a Mexico have not suiiied her fair fame.
letter was also received from Hon. Jefferson Davis,
thanking them for the kind remembrance OF him a
"comIade in arms" and ofsrng-The memory OF the
gallant dead who gave their lives at Monterey will
ling sacrifice 10 the cause OF their own country.
The company enjoyed themselves TO late hour, and
adjourned highly pleased with the manner in which the
whole affair had been gotten up.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-29

81 is tocrabiy clear that the on, contest in New York
this fail will be bctw the barnburnef free soil wing
the democracy, metamorp hosed into tho adm
division, and the wings. II The adsmannes
coed Ia absacting $1,000 votes from the regular okei,
they will give the State the wings Heaven grant them
In their eiorts.N Y Csrrisr Eaqsrsr.
Scott got 234,ss2 for President. and Pierce 2s2 os3,
leaving democratic majority The national ticket OF
2720l. Governor Hunt received 7l 323. and Governor
Seymour 264.i2l, leaving The latter a majority Of
q, 500.
Suppose the calculation OF the Courier 10 be correct
tina, the Maiher and Cooley ticket will abstract 10000
from the regular ticket" does not follow tina,
will defeat it.
The whis party always poll larger vote at ma.
tona than al Stale election. Last fall the party.
though not cordial in the support OF Scott. not dsu-
nited.
Scott was himself national" but. it was feared was
too alphabetically inclined 10 Seward. In this State
election Seward comes up direct. IL 10 not incidental
question 10 which eide OF party 10 be favored
but whether TO be oberated and distinguished for
ever.
Can Sewardsm bring 240 900 votes into the field We
do not believe IT, We do believe il number with
so 900 OF that NUMBER and If this so. the democratic
party would stand as last fall. triumphant all de-
lection and all opposition.
Let democrats look their organiza,on strengthen il,
ranks and they will out Of this ordeal the proudes,
and most triumphant party that ever ruled
The democracy have counted many noble victories on
their record bat more brilliant and suspicious than
tina, now within their grasp.
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We wish TO call the special attention OF our democrat
c friends TO the admirable letter Of the Hon. John p
King, OF Georgia. which appears in columns to-day
1t is characterized by much candor. liberay elevated
sentiment and sound devotion to democratic principles,
that cannot fail to make an impression Its author
distinguished member OF the United States Senate some
years ago. and ranks deservedy amongst the great men
OF the country. He compromise man in the d-
visions in Georgia, but forward, has done
Gov Cobb, occupy their proper positions in the demo-
cratic party. Mr. King gives the true southern sentiment
regard to the policy Of the administration. and
highly gratifed 10 find our own views 80 fully and
ably sustained by him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-09-29

aIstions assuming the rens Of give hs
assurance that he will stand firmly by the Union aud by M
compromises Of the constitution which The Union rus,
Mistakes Ia appointments odiceihs d.cult OF IN
duses-hsye destroyed confidence in the putty AZ
his motives; and his administration OF The government ON
the principles laid down ia the address win CON
iaao to receive jealous support"
Letters read from Hon. Samuel BssIdsly, r. B
Cutting, H. s. Cutting and Il ID. Peckham, and speeehe.
were made by Hon. d. 5. Dickinson. G. W. Clinton.
T. Brady and others. All the conclusion OF MI Dickin
sons speech there was discharge Of cannon. rockets
and other fireworks. Whilst Mr.. Brady was speaking
The platform gave way. and by s fall seriously injured
a number OF persons, amongst them The Hon. Mike
Walsh whose injury is represented serious and prob
ably dangerous. The meeting adjourned a, half after
eight