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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01
fiuancidl.
nWTDFND NOTICE.-THE SEMI-A,

DIYIDFND NOTICE-THE SEMI-ANNUAL
~ interest falling dne IL ihs cry or the fkSt DAY W
sd s's Ibs a., oe Of he Prosnon Il
B6S6s or TIE STATE OF INDIANA 70. Banking parpO'
i soHbs OF TIE cIY or PRS BGa6 psar issued
f s9 9sS sH 81 P; TIE clY T os raa
the rsurEh a9s fo cy F kiIEf Penn seed
the Ohio Penu,yvsns Raircse toTPsry p'' s,as .
BONDS OF THE CITY OF CblLLiOOiet lonS ss4ea 20
The ss s Of 'f rae as' CITY 81 SS1REfT s o
N HoSbs go 81 Tap e 9 81 6soyHSo Kennedy se
b 20 SS IS TIE rs tTS os SiE% 1 sdr @
70 B @ fs a ed 9 81 R aEEESG @ ae to the
MINI sn - PT rn RS1s 90 e. o issued TO the
bCN6s of THE FRASKLiS coJSTY loAo isasd to tie
BONDS OF Of 4 fR&NH K SI COUNTY Ohio, ud to
'I BoSbs 81 eEKESs COUNTY MY Ono ss to Columbus
' s6 2Ts S Of STARR cGtSTY oho Issued to Ohio
BOXES oF RcaLAN6 EoGSTY ohio) Ohio
'nS " TaE cSGSfY o. a %
H6Sbs Of ALLEEHENY COUNTY Penn, is.ued to the
Pr,iurgh md ConisIIs,iIe Railroad Co g. Der
ROSS COUNTY lOEo BONDS Issued TO Marietta sud Cincin
' AT 4i,Ss' 66rSr{ o BoSDs issued TO The Marietta
WAsnINGToN COUNTY ohio BONDS susd 20 the Mari
e's sp4 S5SitTsp E,52sT SoyT 6b issued 70 b OH,
BONDS OF ALLEN COUNTY lOaiol 'sasi to the OHIO aai
lr 4aE soS6s ! 81 ALIEN coUsry orda
BONDs OF CRAWFORD COUNTY (OhioD, Issued The Ohio
'' 6h if &s SSfa RAILROAD coMrANrs
MORTGAGE BONDS. Tcr ceu's ~
BELLEFONTAiEE AND INDIANA RAILROAD COhPA-
EYs REAL ESTATE SPECIAL MORTGAGE BONDS, per
49,. go.
INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEFONTAlNE RAILROAD COM
MARiETT4, GSp cIkCINNATI RAILROAD coMPANY's
MORTGAGE BONDS. per cent?. 49, .. ..
GAGE BONDS. per - ....
MORTGAGE BONDS rer ....
PORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANhs
MORTGAGE BONDS. pcr cents. - ....
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPASl's INCOME
WTNsLow LANIER 4 Co. No 81 Walls.
NfU-York lime 4
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Philadelphia Markets. sRIDAI, June &C.
lss ale sss ssrefae ftorR n DO TIRE DC = e. nAdln
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HrElATURE ALNAVAc...... THIs bAy. ..
scr-ris.,... 81 s.ts....... IS Mcsy-sss....- q
WsrER...... THIS Day
sandy ffecF - Gov. ssnd II icIn Hell Gaze =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

The prices ifked 81 the car 2us4 81 DS'lhDS - -,
vii be continued as 20 the branch mins until i1rhei
notice
The Lchigh Coal and Nsygatcx Company has gwen
notice that the drawbacks allowed By resolutions Of ker
Is upon tolls on Lehigh Cana. u3on coal reaching tide
water Will be discontinued ana s.,cr the ID Of Joiy.
Amount of Coal transported % 10 sctuylk Cana io-
Inc re.k ending Jnne . 49,.
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OfFicE PANAMA RAILsoAD CosrASY,
NJ nak Inn 1874


TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this COMPANY
l have hh DAY declared DiNiDEND OF THEE AND-A
HALF Ey Nj Capital Stock the said Company
81 su0 the "a July next
be closed three
30 Iui, Inclusive. . ,,,,- -, ...,.
july Nj the Office of the Company No ~ Broadway,
r,o the Coupons and ssI thai date by order
q H., Bcsr "a. rkASClS Sflts, See"~fJ.
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NEw-JERslY RAILRoAD.-rhe Board Of u

~ rector. q tie NEv-JERsEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY have THIS Az declared, ogl cf ,sS
earnzs Fys Dividend Of Tco Csst
those who shall BE- holden Of the IA
sok The Company the sh day Of July nex heins share
shares suih each hold
tla aGy. Holders will have The rght to assign the hsen
r,Fts which hy be entitled and cerhoste @ every ten
and tor said whole shares,
vii BE- suj aud the 10th day Of August next Dvdsc
declared thereafter vii b. paid all such whole shares - upos
ether ok Of the CcuIsy but dividends VIII not accrue upee ne
Fraction until ha have been consolidated into enc snas
and certificate ssued therefor H. j. SOCThhAfD, Ircerf
- ~ L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

TREAsvKIss OrFcE or rHE PrrsgySsn AND ssls r. Co.
West Oreengiile, Mercer Co Pa, June y, lt5L
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the interest
~ due the h OF July 1884, the Bonds Issued By Mercer
Pittsburgh Erie Railroad Co. will be paid
Of thc Ohio Lie rust Company W the
Cy ~ Now York. presentation and delivery Of the Ceson fer
the same b. y. BASKiN
Treasurer Pittsburgh aud Erie Railroad CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

OFFIcE o. THE CAYUcA 4 SVsaUEHASsA X. r. Co
No. 70 BEAVER ST. NEW YoRk, JUICE 2, 1854 J
INTEREST on the Bonds of this Company due CT
the paid date, pseeca.s
ton I'D this Office. THEODORE sfURGES rToe.ufo,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

OFrIcs oP THE DELAwARy LsoKAwAsss, ASo)
WFsrksN RAILROAD C0APASy. No f9WsLL-sr.,i
NEvYoRK, June IS 1854 }
NOTICE. Subscribers to the 81 500 900 increased
~ Csr this Company hereby notified that further
.nt OF FIFTEEN PER CENT has ben called for aud wiz
be IAe AZ the PheDx Bank OF the City Of New York on sATUk
DAY .Le flint esv o. iny next By order OF the Board
VIM r. Wa11ES. Secretary aud Treasurer.
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MARINE JOURN4L.
Cleared.

FORT OF EEw-YOHK............Jv'
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OFFIcE OF DELAwAkE 4 uUDso> CANAL Gel
NEW .YoRg June S, is5A !
glNTIF BOARD of MANAGERS OF this Company
have annual divider Of i've cent o0, ~ ~
r.oft COMPANY payable and after the 18th ins'sn.
book viii be closed from the 5h 10 the i4th ns<1
~ ISAAC SEYMOUR, Tressrrsr
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NASSAU BsSx June r. 1854
RANK DIVIDEND A semi. annual n;o

~ iderd Of FOUR PER CENT has bcea declared ths
pds tie months payable % the Stockholders
day July The Transfer Books win
W R. A TOOKER Csshier
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Ind WORCEsTER RAILROAD

DROy lDENCE and WORCESTER RAILROAQ
i COMPANY DlyGDEND-A Dividend of FOUR PER CENT.
each sharehas declared payable the "
dy OF July those holding tces recorded tho eea@
the Corporation the glst inst
DdeDd. recorded the Agency Boston, viii s
Eblo a tie Howard bsnkin Company,
Providence r. T.. June II. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Gay, as ~ pas and epos June L. on he Banks sP1se .s
Laying Of Orleans with 10 600 hsh POKE
S. Nah5s Hayse No date la D. = lon II rrse
schI Rat. chan New Orleans o Boson /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

above Of purchase the yield per ounce gros OF INC
various elasses Of silver coin usually IN the mafEe' VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

TI'HE COUPONS on the l-70 BONDS Of the BOS-
j TON CONCORD sud MONTREAL RAILROAD. due a the
lst Jolly. will be paid by j. A. UNDERWOOD son No REX
change place q. MiHOT Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Bssg oT Norm AAgRIcA NEw.YoRK. June a. le5i.
nlVIDEND--Ihe Board Of Directors have THIS
~ DAY declared Dividend Of THREE And A HALF PR
CENT payaS,e tss Tue Transfer Iooks VI be closed o1
- o1th ,nels,t N Iuiv / SEYMOUR, Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

nAAOyER BAyg Nav 7 TX, June 30 1874
nINIUEND.-The Board of Directors of the HAN
LOVER BANK have ii day declareds DlYDEND Of fHRkE
AND ONEHALF PER CENT the Capital stock TOR the sx
ending this which will be paid the Stockholders
Thursday the G day 1t July ensuing BY order q the Bosd
THOS L. TAYLOR, Cashier
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N UT s1e'nsry ~ tul1113- ~ ~
i AND WARRANT OFFICE, NO. % WALSH
II leo % and nod sod this Ofe ara
al Warrants cold BY viii be gssrsseed in ~ rpees wsoocs
1l to time Wsrso 81 o. ths country g. -
act prizes receipt Of repittsncA J. CoLSHs'o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

nREXEL, SATHER * CHURCH, BANKER
~ San FRANCISCO Cal. draw Bills Of Exchange DRExf
kco PHILADELPHIA, payable a. the principal stiss Il
United Sts,es
Collections sde ct San fsneco and IL the interior OF the sts,
ard proceeds promptly RENTED Collections sent direct
s. CT or through DRExEL Co., Philadelphia, or r. SAT-
Ek, No. 1854 Nasesn-st ". T.
Exchange San francisco 10 b. DREXEL
Co. Phlsieluhia and L. sATHER. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-01

Tor DIRECTORS Of tbs ns,iiion will held TUEsD
s es'enh day Of July next the Banking House NO sss
AsO a. The time end psee ELECTION viii be held for
sad Bank
The POL will be open from to 9 ocoek p NJ
BY order Of the Boara. D BROWN. Cashir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
Blowing Hot and Cold.

Tbs Fayetteville Carolinian of the 10th inst
has an article ON 4 Mr.. Clingiaan and the Sc,
natorship,' in which it takes very decided
ground against Mr.. Clin5man's election to the
Senate by the Democratic party in The mex,
Legislature. The article, it SAYS, was indi,e,l
from sense Of what is due to the tried veto.
rams Of Democracy" We make an extract OF
two, to show how earnestly the Carol;nian
pleads in behalf Of the tried veterans" The
:" now rccruits," who now form good portion
Of the leaders Of the Democratic party, may look
out for squalls, bow that the party arc begin
ming to feel that they are strong enough with
out their aid, and can aff.rd to coniine the dis
tribution Of honors to the tried veterans in
their ranks. The Carolinian says
Whilst we are free to accordte Mr.
Clingman all due credit for the manly
and patriotic stand taken by him a.
gaiuSt Gen. Scott, aud in the late cam.
paign against Gen. Dockery, yet We
submit that MIR. CIingman Is not vel
known to the country as a democrat.
lie has never yet cansasscd his Dis.
trict for Congress as a democrat, and
up toa very late period has been re
galdsd as al outsider. Suw We do
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
From the Rowan Wing.

Professor" (Which is the latest and
most approve definition of the word
humbug) is as common in North Caro-
lima. as captain, Major. Esquire, Co
lionel OF General. Like mpsllrooms,
such titles spring up, and "thod hear.
est the sound thereof, but canst not
tell from where it cometh, or whittier
it goeth-"
We would recommend 4 scale nf IT,
ties, to our next Legislature, which We
hope will be adopted. Let the Sena.
tor from WAYNE, in aud about Chrisf
mas, bring il before that body, and We
have no doubt it will be passed.
The bill we would propose, WOULD
read something as .iollass :--Be IL en-
acted bv the General Assembly of the
State of North Carolina, and il is here
BY enacted by the authority Of the same.
that hereafter any person, male or fe-
male free persons Of color always ex-
cepted) who shall raise Que hundred
bushels Of corn on one acre Of land
shall lie forever entitled to be called
J" General! fifty bushels, colonel. il
twenty-five. Maiurl il twenty, Cap,
tain! or Esquire. (at the option Of the
applicant and il one bushel Of ground
peas, Professur!!!.
Sec. III. Be it further enacted, that
a select Board be established IN each
County. whose duty it shall be to hear
testimony and confer Titles agreeably
to the provision Of this Act.
God and Liberty T.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
Judges Of Awards, &c,

AT meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
the Orange County Society for the promotion
Of Agriculture, &C., held in Jillshorough on
the 18th of September, 1851, the following Pc
sons wore appointed to compose the COMING
tees for awarding Premiums at the County
Fair, viz:
BaAycH I--Gsors.
John D. L.ashers. David Hart aud Cbar.cs
Wilson.
BRANCH II--LIya SrocE.
Henry Wt.sed. Freeman Walker and John
Lockhar..
BRAScH He MECHANICS,
On la and2d Glasses Allen Brown, Tho.
mas ]. Gates and Harrison Parker.
On 81 10 9TH, inc!us:re: Hugh Woods, Cat
let c. Tinniu and William vs., Qpess.
Parir Aso FRuIr TREES, AND INSTANTANEOUS
ARTIcLgs.
Jpka Z. Lyon, john A. M.Manncl and sa.
mpel Il. Breeze.
ExpERtMssTs AsD EssArs.
Thomas Webb, josiah Turner and Abner
w. Gay.
The above committees will have sub-commit-
tees to assist thom on the days Of exhibition, if
found necessary.
The committee unanimously appointed PArb
c. CAMERON, Esq, to deliver the public Address
on the second day Of the exhibition.
The following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That Edwin A. Heartt be author
lied to prepare two hundred suitable badges for
the members Of the Society.
THoaAs WsBB, ESQ.,, was appointed Chief
Marshal for the occasion.
The COMMITTEES appointed Daniel d. Phillips,
Robert r. Morris, Andrew c. Murdoch, DR.. o.
F. Long and DR.. C. ]. Frccland to prepare and
arrange the Fair Grounds. and provide Band
of Muse for the occasion.
The following resolution was adopted
Resoscsd, That the Executive Committee
meet again on the fiat Saturday in October
next, at II o'clock.
or A full attendance Of the committee is re-
spcctfuiiy requested, as important business will
require their attention.
E.A. HEAErT, secsetsry.
September 18th, 1854.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

lxpRor9xESr.-it is not often that
We notice so much substantial building
as is now in progress in our town.
Nessrs. Hodges and Powers have near
ly completed the erection of large
three story fire. proof buildings for Ila-
tel and Stores at the foot Of Haymount.
and are busily preparing to add others
to them. The large and handsome Fe.
male School Building is rapidly APP
preaching completion and is already a
very slightly object. Avery handsome
Brick Dwelling is IN progress on Green
Street Mr.. Mcintyre on Person
Street. and Mr.. Torrence on Gillespie
Street. are erecting large fire. proof
buildings. &c., &c. There are. We
think, few il amy vacant store-houses
in the Town and dwelling houses can
mot be easily found either for rent or
for sale. Labor is of curse in demand
at good prices.
A little more attention to drainage
and the general condition of the streets,
and the cultivation Of shade trees. would
add greatly to the comfort and appear
ahce vi tle Town. Fay. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
PiIrlr ADAPTATION no PI.AGIA-
RISM

In one purely literary test at least
the clerical .prolessionedifler from all
others. The larger, 50 far from dis,
.daining to use the thoughts of others,
would consider himself highly culpable
if he approached the exposition of a
case. without throwing into it as much
of the learning and wisdom Of others
as was permitted to him by his oppor-
tunitics. The surgeon allows no mos
uepoly of a brilliant operation by its
first inventor, but conceiyes that high
er interests than a mere tastidious de-
li6acy require its application by him
self whenever such application would
benefit his patient. Butthe clergyman
perhaps overipfueuceL by a feeling
Of murbid professional esprit du corps
when in the preparation ola Sermon,
shrlnks with scrupulous ascefism from
the writings Of others, lest byany means
apart OF their plumase should be de-
tanned By his too eager grasp, aud be-
conc fastened TO his own pinions.
No human mind can bear this long.
The soil. which, it properly MANFRED.
will remain fertile for years, will break
down in few seasons in its own po-
verify if thus compelled to prey upon
itself. Let those whose Intellectual
frame has become constipated by this
lnnrbld seisiti,suess as toOriginality,
rrcolleet that it is but the greatest
genius that can produce without the
aitri ion of others. Bossuet, who of
all pulpit authorities is the one which
we should suppose could best support
isolation, shone brightest, as his biog-
rspher tells US, when ,liffusing the light
others, aud is" scarcely less original
! hen he quotes than when he in,ents."
,BmAe, whose affluence Of illustration
gould have disdained drawing upon
s'sll4lsrs as = necessity, is DESCRIBED to Us
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

No SCARCITY. - Panic makers and
spectators have been trying To fright.
en- the public into the anticipation al
great scarcity of bread during the en-
suing twelve months; but daily &C.
counts reach Us in the newspapers
showing that not only our own har,ests
are on the whole abundantly sufficient
for the wants Of the country, but that
Tie haryests Of Europe are so great as
tn promise a surplus for export. We
add the annexed paragraphs to the fa-
sorable accounts given in our columns
,within the last week or two:
aThe Chicago Daily Tribune Of
Monday says ad,ices from the corn
crop throughout the West and South
are coming in more favorable.
In the western portion Of Ohiu. in
GLIDING the Miami and Scioto bottoms,
and all The northwestern part Of the
State, the corn crop. promises well and
will yield an average crop. In the
northern portion of.lndiana and Hill
nois the crop is also goo.l.; and fhe
same remarks will apply to Michigan.
Iowa, Minnesota, and the northern
part Of Missouri. Fran the Southern
States the adyices are very encourag-
ing, So that taking the whole West to-
gether, there is no cause for. alarm |;
nor is there much safety in spcculations
based upon faiIure,of the corn crop.
We hear Of no place, however, where
the pntato crop is good or even mid
ding
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
Hon. GENE {. BRessoS, wh


Hon. ,GEENE {. BRassoS, VIM. our
readers With remember. was deprived
Of his Office Of Collector of the Port Of
New York, because he would bot DO
the dirty work Of the Administration,
IN accepting the nomination Of the
I" Hard" Convention for Governor.
makes use of the following manly and
correct expressions
We have, among other things,
solemnly agreed to deliver up fugiti,es
from service. and unless we wish to
dissolve the Uuion. the contract should
be faithfully pcrformed. ii any ameng
US regard it as hard bargain. still so
SO long as we continue to take the be-
neht which the Constitution confers.
common honesty requires that we
should bear the burden which it impos>
es.
liam decidedly in favor Of allowing
the people Of every State and territory
to regulate their domestic Institutions
for themselves, instead Of CARRYING
such matters into the halls Of Congress,
where they have already proved adam
serous bone Of confusion. There is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
SLEEplSg IN THE MoosI.oar.- 4

SLEEPiSg IN THE MoosLI1HT.- A
young man belonging to the Cd Illinois
Infanty, stationedat Tampico, lag down
in front of his tent, perfectly we'll,
with the iull moon shining directly in
his face, apd having been On guard the
night before, slept soandly until mnrn.
ing. When he attempted to rise he
was nearly blind. his cheeks were puff.
ed opt to twice their usual size, his
eyes were nearly closed, and surround
ed with circles Of almost ject black,
presenting a terrible sight. 1t was a
full week before he entirely recovered.
Monitouroo Tfi6un..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20
Sometimes editors receive a nat,

Sometimes editors receive note
containing an extract or selection. OF
il may be a communication, With the
remark that it will do to fill up" or as
",you may want something to fill up
We never want anything. Of the kind.
The difficulty is to find room for all
that is Uatnabie. and that ought to go.in
the paper; what is merely intended to
I'LL up is never needed. Alsr. Gar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

Sir Isaac Newton wrote small work
upon the Prophet Daniel. and anolh.
err upon the beuk Of Reyelations--iu
one OF which he said, that in order ia
fulfil certain prophecies. before a cer-
tain date was terminated - namely
1870 years--there shnuld be mode Of
travelling Of which the men Of this
tune had no conception. nay. thpt the
knowledge t mankind would be SO in-
creased, that they would be able to
travel at the rate Of fifty miles an hour.
yaltaire, who did not believe in the
inspiration Of the Scriptures. got hold
of this and said: Snow, look at the
mighty mind Of Newton, who discoy-
cred gravity, and told such maryels.for
Us to admire. When he became an
old man and got into his dotage. he
began to study that book called the
and il seelns that, in order to
credit his fabulous nonsense, we wust
believe that the knowledge OF mankind
will be so increased that we shall be
able to travel at the rate OF fifty miles
AN holrw The poor ,lotard. exclaim.
ed the philosophic infdel, yoItaire, in
the self.complacency Of his piety. But
who is the dntard uows
Whssling Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

Txpiass SrAKsSe. The. condition
of the Office aud Missouri Indians rs
indeed .deplorsble xtsthe present tine.
Government having nsgieeted TO CON-
ply with treaty stipulstionss these tribes
aFe ssdering rhe gnswnings Of hanger.
md have commenced rssasing the gar
.dens. and plundering the whites so
journing in Nebraska, of every thing
they can put their hands upon. The
store Of Mr.. cowles. nj Nebraska City,
was broken open few nights since,
and quanty Of bacon purloineds The
garden Of Major Downs has been almost
destroyed. while field of corn, adjoin-
ing the old fort, has been stripped Of
nearly all the young ears, asmell as a
considerable portion Of the stalks IA
ken. which have been eaten. as the
cattle of the Geld eat them. Two Or
three nights ago. two COWS belonging
TO a German. were stolen and killed
BY the Indians, which theft they do not
deny, but state that hunger forced them
20 commit IL. A Few days ago, COW
belonging 10 Mr.. Hageons. died Of
disease. aud scarce had the breath Of
life left It's body. are 1t was seized up
on by the Indians and nearly all eaten
in its raw state. One Of the Indians
detected in stealing, on "Wednesday
night. MAS lassoed and whipped severe
", which created considerable excite
iment in his tribe.
The whites over thsre have all COM
piled with the demsdld FIRST made by
the Indians, and l.zve each paid over
&lo, which was To secure them from
.nolestation. The Indians, when up
braided for their breach of faith. state
that. their Great Father has broken his
pledge TO them. and they are compelled
.by hunger to break faith with The emf
grants. The conduct Of the authorities
Of the United States, IN this matter,
has been mpst reprehensible. and We
cannot see what excuse can be framed
by them for their .crgiversations with
the Indians. Fremont lolca) cassiie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-20

no substantial rsasan WY there should
Be stFiis between the diasFent seetiuns
u The unian. and al controversy vii
cease shen each discharges is e0asli-
tllionzl sbliglisns % the others. and
the people of every section are left 10
manage their own internal Affairs In
their avn var.
Whether such sentiments are now
popeiar or not. entertain no doabt
dat they will ultimately be approved
BY q great maturity 81 the people 81
this State. Error and fanaticism NAV
triumph for time. bat reason viii
prevail in the end"
The Richmond Enquirer is 90 much
pleased with this letter. that II declares
!. lfsll tie leading Northern men enter.
tanned such sentiments. and would write
aud speak after this fashion. the mass.
,es would soon perceive their duty q
the Constitution. would be induced %
fulfil their political obligations TO the
South. and there would be peace and
harmony between the sections Of the
Union. instead Of incessant jarring'
and conflicts"
Yet. this identical Mr.. Bronson wa
prescribed By the Administration, be
cause he would not prostitute his Of
fee to the attainment VI low political
purposes! MI Herald.