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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

THE WINGS AND FORElGNERS.-Two yea:
no General Srort aud thc Wing leaders !ravcI" th'
caiire country, pleading for foreign Catholic votes
and dopouncinr Con. Pierce aud the Democratic
pnrty us being ,hcr enemies. Livery Wing r"pr
look the same Gen. Scott loved tho RE!
Irish brosuc and swec, German accent, Hnd his t"a''
is swallowed tie drcai s"m with thrilling sa'isi@c
on. The only bid ever made in this country for !"
reign Catholic votes was made by the Wing party
under the lead Of General Scott, aud now tia; SAM
party have shifted their ground, and are endcarorint
10 strengthen their party by abuse Of foreigners. =
party withvu, principle, is an unprincipIcd party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
PERUVIAN GIANO.


consequence OF the we'll known causes which hnre
a;ey preudced and continue to prejudice the farming
'est., His EIc-llency the Envoy Extraordinary and
ser Pl"npoteuary OF Peru ia desrous as far as Is in
f7owc. place 10" Peruvian Guano before consumers
F'ts will enable them TO obtain il on terms
F-adRI'ed NEE, the difficulties Of tie season, and
y seen psased direct orders to undersigned TO sell
''ao 10! the present ns follows:
:or Ito 5tons-e53 Cash,
6to 10 ,ons-eS2 e.
u 20 % tons-S5l
2! 10 o. tona-SO
- to 30 ,ons-eJ0 30 days disct for s0oae time
81 TO 100 tons-s5O 9 months or "
iOl 20 40 lous-eSO months or &"
2Ol upwarGs-SjO months or '
agents are prepared make deliveries at their do
" different ports of the Uaitod States through or
= Iyen by them In this city.
a.aaore, Sept let, 1854
2 Having received the hhore Circular from the agents
Peruvian Government: for tine sale of Gunno TO meet
rev. Of our country friends shall adopt tor the
i"sy'as following prices viz
':S cash per ton taken from the wharf
~.
a -,oda,e small! dealers. will cell any quantity
>r Lc3w HUGH w FRY & SONS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

A tclegraphic despatch from Washington t" the \
Y. Herald refers to prevalent rumor that letter
have been received from Minister at Madrid, /"
oil arrangement made with the new government /"
Spain, for the purchase of the Island Of Cuba 1t l.
said, moreover, that England and France, and espc
cialy the latter favor the sale from motives Of sounc
international policy. We confess t" not being yer!
crcdulous in regard to report which we hearth!
trust may turn out TO bo true.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
Correspondence oi the MasMIn-nn Lm"n'I

-NEW IVKn' ~ ~ 8IIO'' y
The resut of the primary clrcIuur Tor G'c-d'S ~
the Whiy Siate Convention. Ia b" h"!l ut - Ft'%s'
leaves very little doubt ID the compts'"n oi tN"
body. The Know. .Noihings wi!i bay" q IhI2e hl"lot
ty in the convention and as for inc ia'n' 'n':o"
- ~ nrr,n;1n g. distinct wing Of the errn; nation.
al who nnr,y The latter a!tcrnrG'veIr not only pro-
I. b,, pptr., certain. and will therefore inpHrt T.
OTi scr, OF Of qunranuar interest to the pcns snsgis
M tho n iAs con.debs S s'eSaHS eSaaec M
.o go CANINE. of the Know NoIhngs while tie !u-
,I hotiu, wings trebv lisp the praises oi tuan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
TIE NEXT SENATOR FROM MISSOURI.

The St. Louis Pilot says "Of one thing, if Of no.
thing else, exchanges seem 10 be satssfed-th"t
Senator Atchison will Lc succeeded by Wing. III
our estimation, there is JUST good ground Tor be-
eving TINT he will be succcedcd by a Mormon Or
Hottcn.ot. If Senator Atchisou should not 90 back
20 the Senate, assure our cotcmp"ra!les here
and elsewhere ,hn, some o:her Democrat OF the SAME
school, and oi tie right stamp, viii be hs successor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
=. .u.NnREp nnLLARS REWARD.

|.r:.Y ;,orl the subscriber ON tho 10Th December
is.,, nv Negro man, GEORGE, about feet or 9
- n. /. black, and has u scar the lover cor
- L., no.r-,l He Is .olerahy spare, has d father
...r snsr,a, IN Caroline county. belonging to Mr.
4 -: C,..wood and also has relations living in King
|Hrsor and Essex Hc has wife at Mr.. Richard eau.
~, lax-or'. in the same county, also other rela-
:, Kin and Queen county.
,oe reward will be gwen If delivered 10 me in Re
y, ar 10 Mr. Sidnum Grady, iu Richmond.
= 80, G. T BAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
poRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

l,SAI"Al from the suhsc;lbcr residing IN the lower
AL Of Charlotte, in the early par, OF May last, my
,aaa LEWIS
:. about twenty-five years old, low, but stout
|. =, :.-u,l G! 4 dark brown color, with a pleasing
.s,.cc wncn -pokea 20. He had on when he left q
vs:u cont, lined with rcd plaids. striped cotton pants
l. iii ;,,r ha,, No mark or scar recoilected have
.s.os TO suppose that he fret SET out for Richmond
. he intended 10 60 either 10 Columbus Georgia the
! L. former hao,ta.ion or make his escape 10 free
I'VE the above reward for his arrest out OF the
ssp IN inc state. provided lie be secured ;hs,
,,s!u ANY information In relation 20 said Negro
: !rcsscd 10 the subscriber or Smith & Msddux,
..--i Va JAMES f. MOSELEi,
=. .F WylhaSburr vn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
NOT DE AD.

II gives lib sincere pleasure to learn from the sa'
vannah Georgian that Mr. Hilton, the Editor Of that
paper, is not dead ns reported, but is convalescent
and hopes to be able to resume his duties IN few
days. It's further source Of pleasure to know that
Dr. j. NJ Schley, also reported dead, will coon be
able TO resume his encnsve and successful practice
in Savannah
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
TUESDAY MORNING. sEzsEEsasE1Ee 11, 1854.

system will permit it general armng Of the people
whose chiefs shall never bo unctonaries OF the Gov
ernnient and amelioIation Of the condition Of the
working classes. This club 1--WE learn from CORES.
pondcnt Of the National lnclligcncrr) has required
the Minister OF the Interior revoke Segosti ms Gov
ernor of Madrid, who is charged with being too mode
rate The Minister has refused TO dspace himnnd the
principal merchants of Madrid have met and offered
their supper. 10 the Government TO maintain order
The last accounts state that the Union Club" has
been broken up by the Government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
Correspondence OF the Journal Of Commerce.

have reason TO believe tha: the Central American
question is about 10 be settled between the Cnite'!
States and Grea; Britain in mutually salts
factory.
The Greytown affair has served the good purPos,''
Of cxped;ng an adjustment. The principles ol ,'.'
shT dpIoma1. @ and was s'sr greatly at the
exposure Of the treaty which be made with Mr., eH,
stcr, (Which exposure the cause OF It's
is be hoped lila, the particulars gs the ne new p9H, e
will no be prematureIy dvuieed. oi sSS @ .is .
subject subject Of tie pr%ect The interests ii b";h ;?vSrn-
ncts require speedy adjustment Of the suHset;
Oi course, tn, arrangement will nc!ucG M I'iten..
for the destruction ot property OF British su'Jec'7 u
Grvy;uwu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
,S-,SIjISCInN AFFAIRS

W.sutSoros Sept. l5.-Cuur.deruble excitement
has been created to-day by the publication u; s"ina
100 names, pretending TO be ist Of the members
the Know Nothing Council Of the fourth ward =. u,
lis, embraces most OF the influential cltlzeT' u "'
ward, and IS probably ma.c cuus iorgci..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
II,W ti,IDD -.-T Ali 1854.
RICHARDSON s; Co,
k,orier. ona Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods,
80 s. MA.S SrREFr ElCnNoSD, VA.

S0.srrs
Eory!S.. l.xa.j.r, Io; r ]. CnARL7os. Mont
=,ry + Z i.Aw, Dnnv...l J. B. FA>LKNEH H"!uaN
|py.s. ,..s 'Cai-:iru:!, n an! 'Mourrcal, and 'as
tS y: =. steamers rom Liverpool 20 New fo:k, we
...r.- = -..:- srE-'H
/ :2..%-.N ENGLISH AND GERMAN GOODS.
-- -? -: o. " d.;a men: o: American ta5rcs
,.u-r!", v: be nr.e:e ana We .'.v!tc spc'!ai ~
-. . we 49,, .i-a- 70. b:e,s G,cia. 'io;ls. CCsr
g. . !,.rrv ,,o.'. A..C. -" 2r"n:r-: vrr:n'y -
:. &:.. .aa .a-a.:Gcturs- o: Caoc;luc-. Rc"-
,Js 4i, /. q. uug Carpe: Wa.eroom. UP Stars, iA'
~ io:Gd II 'ao Ir
e. -. ass.- Elm, a..,c ca the Elost advantageous
r.. :sr ca, n L- p" rai "a Auc'!on IN ~: country
l.. IL I- In a .5 will tcil cn-"r, ma serve IL e
-. u, Y.-srIi., y rt:I Car"Nnr aud Tennessee IS
.,v c>n D. G.Se ay s.y ao,!,e n ;n' United 3:aeo
.l-,lG> RICHARDSON & 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
nv uI-NnKED D0LLAKS REWARD.

J * AWAY, on the End day OF September, 1854, my
q!.a BOB, sometimes called Bob Brown. Bob Is
- i.nn about 10 or ~ years old, some Ave feet five
II, gcl.- high. q would think. not having measured
IN. n scar on one OF his cheeks, caused by the
4 i sui.e when n child md is LITTLE pigeontoed he
,yfr- ~cl! and learn hns had Tor some time pas.
C.: ;ac United States; 6ni from all can learn think
TO-: likely he Is making his way fer rree state he
|: apsny with mularo bog about his (Bobs) age,
!. n-n,. OF B:n Gwyn" :he -pn OF ireo negro, Hen
* E. Of ,lis pl,ce, who links his son is trying, With
- .et to Il Tree state Bob s boot and shoemaker
!e. and i. very polite, we'll behaved 10 white
ga syenks rather slowly, and generally uses very
~ I,se indeed tor slave.
r. . .r. elcO ior the apprehension and confinement
i. Jail 20 iha, Gun GET him again, if taken over 20
.. iris place; or s25 II taken within so mlles OF
AGO aud delivered 70 mo or lodged in Jail so can get
s.s., ANNA NJ. MOON.
by Jno. D. Moon, Jr.
u;fi. ,,f..,rrl, roun,y va Sept; S-cJw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
r,,SrY D3LLtiiS REWARD.

x MAY tro,n ,ha subscriber abou, the Ord or 4:h
.,-,-N-n. au"-ro innn named OVERTON. he
I Fl. : 80. high very nlRck ami about 10 year, old
r.-i O. sJi viii be- gwen TOR sail negro. taken ou;
So. NJ dci.ye.e safely 70 nc. or d'pIsiie" sac
~. Jail IN tic Safe 80 rEni can sei linn and
:! o. so II taken IL The Sta:c.
EDw!E ;. BAKER,
8, a2--y.. TQin:svi,.e, l. .;!l.E c''Uny. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

oiiCE.-Al persons having claims agsin,t tho Es.
y, 1st OF Tie late DR.. Richard w. Roys;er, OF Povha
U. it1:rdun character and one Of the pro-
20, !. ne HusueDo; Springs :rc requested to present
..- ',n9a' cciny, 10 Thomas Howard, Esq. Of Mdlo
a.j a, Eaes'trae!d thar they may be examined sud
-. I a' possible end I'll those indebted 10 hi. e.
- N!"!-nsr, are requested TO make payment 10
oe-al "i'o Is my Attorney, to ACT Tor me in THE
S1,, 6. = ROisTER, Exesotoy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
SENATOR DOUGLAS AT HONE

CHICAGO Syp;. lj.-The CAEagY I!.0-HT -, s.11
that Senator Douglas siotg a, NOT "a "a "ni"Ii;
cum, y" rG"pte resolution ,ondenins
his course On the Sctra-kn 'e-"i"'!'"-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
NOTICE

E-!HAREIH MOORE, ,;urIrcIy Elizabeth Brown
saf tue descendant. of Travis Brown, deceased will
-?ace tia. by The will of Nancy Brown deceased, re.
Sm. n:a required ad erse for the sUd Eiizabe,I
-, and she descendants Of the said Travis Brown 10
hey Browd) within years from tho time Of her
Ns:a wse in July. 1853; which shares. if no, cuiled
NJ Ia'nl wLLIu toe sa!d TWO years, am directed 10
~ 0s 10 noaaas Crown, brother 10 .aid Nancy Brown
, WILLIAM WAlLAED.
~! -csn Exscu,nr Of Nancy Brown decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

A, the Cambridge Course, near Boston Gu Sa'urI
dny. tbe great trotng match between hossuth anu
ai;cc for $1,000, was won BY kossuth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

S-,r ycyv sent l6.-IVtal LGim:er ~ des'h'
'"iS ,sI.nrIp.I.. Sept lG.-TotGl numberof deaths
;bis week, 2-6, including II from cholera,
I;n uos,or-sey.u Of them wcGc by cho!e.a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19
?fICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY.

RICHMOND. SEPT. 18TH 1884.
IO WESTERN MERCHANTs.-Soods brought by
y-.ssls Richmond which desisned TO be trans
'ed or-. the Virginia Central Rail Read nny be con-
''i directly TO Stephen Hunter, Depot Agent
mo good. helong any one living of the limo OF the
. aey mus; be consigned TO come responsible person
os ~ the plhce OF destination, who will be required
~ ' charges ee!uys they taken away. which must
':,ns Promptly L. D. wHlTCOMB.
S2t l+-2awlm Supt V. C. r. r
n \orlCE-Ofscs o: the Blue Ridge Turnpike Com.
- P'Hy Madison e. Il, Sept. OH. leJi.
ta1ur meeting Of the stockholders of the Blue Ridge
li!i' Company ai hc held n; Madison Court House
90 4re-d alter the third Monday in October nex,,
'he i';h day OF the month"; which time full rep.
N OF the sock o:,hcr in person or ly proxy 10
'!osic. Of the Board Of Directors.
e., I'll ]. HUMPHREYS s-c'v
-NNF .@-cwiw B r 7 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-19

U W PLASTER sGls by
4. 4 sKlNKI.R Cary Street,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

half a bushrl Is very eommpnf and
none q them are equal TO DE Peters
burg sacks. have nlten noticed The
diHerrnce between the Petersburg and
Fayetteville sacks, aud on some occa-
sions haze inquired Of the merchants
bax il happened dlat there should be
saxh a marked difference. whether
suxll sacks we're pat rp exclusively
for Fayetteville.
LIaroR. the great disarganizer. u
you will not pass the prohibitory Law,
las l presume yos will noi,) give the
County Courts the discretionary pow
err Of refusing license TO retailers. and
prohibit its being carted, ysgoBed. or
carried in any other way over she eosn'
try, or 10 public places. to be dribbled
or disposed Of in less quantities thar
FIVE gallons. to the great injury of botll
whites aud blacks. old and young.
OSE or youR CONSTITUENTS.
[The remaining portion Of this letter win b
given in our next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

NATIVE AND FnRE.GS PoPuLaTIoS.--
According to Prof. de Bow. the native
aud foreign born free population Of
some large cities is asinllows:
Baltimore, native lS0,491; foreign
55.492. Boston, native S8,9iS; 70
reign 1867. Charleston, native IL.
500; foreign 4,645. Chicago, native IS.
Cos; foreign 1862. Cincinnati, ma
tive 6O,55S; foreign 54,541. New Or
leans, paiive 5O.470; foreign 4S,60l.
New York, native 277.752; foreign
ss5,755, Of which 1880 are Irish,
10000 Germans, &c. Philadelphia.
native ESQ, S44 fureign 12l 500 Rich
mond, native. 1854; foreign 2,l02 I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

VALUABLE DISCOVERY. - A mine of
Block Tin has been discovered in Up
shur enunty. Va. yielding, it is said,
eighty per cent. Of pure ore: 1t has
been purchase by three gentlemen, wha
will immediately commence mining op
erations.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

The regular quarterly meeting q this soeie-
" was held at the court house on Saturday last.
There were bat few memhen in attendance.
bot Il xss nevertheless an interesting meeting.
In the absence Of the President. Mr.. John w.
Norwood, one Of the Vice Presidents, took the
chair. There being no particular business 70
Transact. conversational debate was introdu-
ced, which was both interesting and inssruc-
tive. Among the subjects discussed were, FL.
pertinent in improving land; the mode Of grow
ing Wheat; value Of different varieties Of seed,
and the remedies for the Diseases to which
Wheat Is subject; Guano as fertilizer. com.
pared with Mapcs's Super Phosphate Of Lime
&c, We have not time now 10 make sketch
Of what was said; but VIC took notes. which
win enable us hereafter 10 state. far the bene6
Of our readers, some Of the facts and views
which were ssieiied. Such meetings. IL wei
attended, could not fail 20 be profitable. ID,
the pumping process adopted on that ocea
sion.--that is. asking neutrality-suspicious. no
accustomed TO public speaking. eommunicat,
valuable information, derived from their ol,scr
walton and experience, by which means o.hen
may be greatly proGied. We hope these con
versational debates win be kep up.
AT late hour in the afternoon, the socict,
adjourned to Saturday of February Court, a
IL o'clock, A, NJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

or We publish in to-day's paper, portion
Of communication sent TO Us by highly es-
ieemed friend ia ftsndsiph county, whose in
telligence, experience and long observation, en-
title his views to the most respectful coasilera-
ton. The communication is addressed TO the
members Of the Legislature from Randolph, hut
the subjects discussed are Of general interest.
and should receive the earnest attentiop Of the
Legislature. We regret that circumstances
compel us to divide the communication but as
it treats Of different subjects, not necessarily
connected with each other, the only objection
to division is the delay in getting the whole
before the public. The subjects embraced in
the portion inserted 10 day, are The Flour In-
spcction at Fayetteville; the size Of Sacks Of
Salt and change in the License Law for re-
failing spirits. The remaining portion, which
we win endeasor to publish next week, treats
Of Roads, principally Plank and Common
Bridges. &C., and Of the present Poor Housc
system. While we are not prepared (pcrhaps
from want Of the experience and observation
Of the writcr,) to endorse all the views set forth
in the communication. the many practical sug-
gcsiions which we do approve, and the vein Of
good sense which runs through the whole, in
duce us to publish it, and to commend il to
public consideration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

n Psr=sns IN Orange county having ia
her b.nds Nemodzls 70 ,hs LrsI'iasor ..
tl.r subject q the Iiqusr Tniiir. s~ resustsi
% aei:ser lsrsa 50 Mr.. Daniel d. Philips. in
the town Of HillsborOugh, BY "Wednesday nsz,,
The tssh inst. that they may be properly ar
ranged sns ssni to Raleigh 10 be presented 70
the General Assembly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

SAD OccURRENcE.-On Saturday the
18th ultimo, the house OF Mr.. Miliner
Burke. near Pittsboropgh, Chatham
county, took fire. Mr.. Burke made
his escape, but returned for his money;
the ROOF just then gave way. and be was
seen no more. AIR. Burke was one OF
Ghatllam's oldest and must respecta-
BILE citizens. lie leaves many warm
friends aud kind relatives TO lament his
sad fate. Fayeneriie Oh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

NOS, vote NJ Cha. &c isaprf la-ulihsa,
nai bsiag eanailsis.
Gee. s. sssFsnsou, ssgz has hssa ls-sis.i Z
saliliior ios tls Nsphem Di.irist,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

Thursday having been SET apart 10
be observed as = day Of Public Thanks
giFing. both Houses adjourned over 10
FRIDAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06
The Eastern saryey.-The Deaus,

The Eastern Suryey.-The Beaufort
Halcyon of the astl ult. contains the Interest,"
ing aud able Report of Major Gwynn on the
survey for the extension OF the North Carolina
Railroad to Beaufort. We have room this
week only for brief notice. The survey APP
pears TO have been conducted with desire to
reconcile all the conflicting interests connected
with the terminus at the Harbour, and the re-
commentators in the report seem to have that
end in view. The following paragraph gives
the distance of the lines surveyed, and the esti-
mates of the cost for building and equipping
the Road:
% The length Of the line as surveyed
from Gold,bororogh to Gallant's Point
is 90 miles /; to Beaufor, 99.6 miles i;
to Lenuoxville l00.56 miles; to shep-
ARDS Point 1854 miles, aud the cost
of these respective lines are 81 .687,
800. s1.145,690, S1,154.U47 aud 81,
Cos, ll8."
TO concentrate the capital, and TO invite the
energies Oh tue greatest hummer oil those per-
sonally interested in the terminus, the report
advises a terminus that will embrace all points
that is, Road to the town Of Beaufort and
also to Shepard's Point, with collateral branch-
es from theae lines to places on the Harbor
which they do not touch thus, in eff OF, max
ing the whole Harbor the terminus, and every
point a terminal point. Il not thought advisa-
bic to complete the whole circle at the outset,
the report recommends that the arc Of circle,
or the branch TO Beaufort, be first constructed
The reasons assigned for this recommendation
appear to us very satisfactory.
We have noteroom 70 say more this week.
Hereafter we MAJ either publish the report, or
notice it more fully.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06
UEisn. the Constitution. and the i.sas-
the Guardians Of our Liberty.

ElrLEssD.I1uGTs 20 o;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06
Executive Cgesnency.--ArtAur

Executive Cgenacncy. --Arilur sas-
scr, convicted Of murder and confined in Colds
borough jail under sentence of death, has been
pardoned by the Governor and released from
prison.
Joshua Bakes. who was to have been cxecu,
ted on Friday last, at Fayetteville, for the mqr-
der of Edwards, has hecn respitcd BY the Co
vernon until Friday the asth instant
The Hon. Samuel ]. Person, of Wilmington,
has been elected withoat opposition, a Judge Of
tie Superior Courts Of Law and Equity, to e |
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation ef
the Hon. Thomas Settle.
Mr.. G. W. Brooks, of Person county, has
been elected Comptroller byaa alrsost usani-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-12-06

DsATH OF JoHs G.. BLusr.--Itis with
deep regret that we hear Of the ,leatiP
OF our I'd friend JOHN e. Blum, Esq.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

"THs GERMANS AGAIH-A writer in Yesterday
Enq"isf, signing himself "A German" flares up a
the remarks we made last week in relation TO sup
posed public meeting Of the Germans Of this city,
He says said that the "obiect of the meeting wa,
to pass anti-temperance resolutions" &C. Let him
look again and he will nnd that we said it was 30 "ru
mored." That there was such rumor of even worse
proceedings almost every citizen in town can testify
As for any desire TO do inusti to the Germans. we
plead innocence. All who conform to the laws Of the
land have our esteem as much as the people of any
other nation.
The nomination for Mayor suits very well.
BROKE JArL-A week or two ago we noticed the
commitment Of negro man on q charge Of stealing
watch. He has since broken out of the frame coop,
dgnifed with the title of ailr and disappeared II
county had any intention OF specializing in chick
ems the JAIL would be very nice building 70 bola
'nemand that looks alb tut like what II was built for
absurdity. e's"'
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17
Wr'gsiing.

5e, The Enquirer is hard put to hnd fault with
the Wing party. We pity its smbarrass-
msnt. Il is everlastingly muttering, like
, some querulous old woman, because the
Wings won be persuaded into fondness
for whisky. Some of them Ike tho article,
and would be very willing to psrpetuate its
existence but tn, Enquiree don't like the
doctrine ssbetter half a loaf than no bread, y
and is dissatisfied because they do not all,
u1animously, shent ''Lons Live Whisky"
.Thus half column ia taken up in yester-
Day paper, in wriggling round the assam
Cd position Of Rev. H. G. Dean, in relation
30 the candidacy for Governor. So At least
|, We interpret the article. II it does not
,nean this it is pointless.
} Now the editors might have saved them
selves this trouble in our opinion he
lcause, in tho first place, we do not think
eMf. Deans Wing proclivitiss sre strong
enough to sntitle him to a nomination BY a
State Convention; and, in the second place,
wc do mot believe Mr.. Dean would consent
30 be candidate for any ofics.
fe So far a. We ara concerned, We freely ex
press our opinion that his Wing proclivi-
ties are not strong enough to make him a
suitable candidate for the Wing party.
We like his temperance doctrines, but We
!. shoald ike to 500 little more Whigsery in
Wing candidate for Governor.