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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

EXTENSION OF rue TLLEGRArH.--li is
STATED that Charlotte is now connected
with the :" res, Of mankind" by telegraph
communication, the line from Columbia
TO Thai place having been completed Lass
week. and Ihr first despatch received in
Charlone on "wednesday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

The Senate % he unnrd States has
passed bill c. the relief d lie rrpre-
srniaiiyes of Boron d. Kaib. arprnp,iai-
ing slxiy--iS thousand and Ninety nine
dollars for tia, purpose.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

Prince DemnIeG. Tie richest prince IN
Europe. has offered his large fortune 20
the Emperor of Russia 10 carry on tie
war. Ills inrome u about 5000. 600.
The czar W,ll no doubt appreciate Tbs
patriotic sacrifice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

The Hon.Luther Severance, late com
missioner at The Sandwich islands. died
Of cancer. at Augusta, Maine. on Thurs.
day week. lie had been member Of
Congress, aud had filled other places
Of honor aud trust under the Govern.
ment. lie commenced bis career as an
apprentice 10 the oilice Of The Raleigh
Register, in this State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

Pace or NEGRoFs.--At Charleston.
;. G., on TUESDAY last. 40 negroes
we're sold at auction. At an average of
sl09. Aud on Wednesday. TO- were
sold, AZ an average 1850. These pli.
crs indicate considerable fall.
Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

The people Of Mississippi are hold.
ing public meetings and endorsing the
course Of Mr.. Adams, their Senator in
tbs. United States Senate. on the sub
ject Of naturalization laws.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

GOLD AND CoiSAoE.-I'he Pliladcl.
phia Mint coined s4,s56.O0O Of gold
last month. Total coinage for the year
s57,57l, 929. Entire production II Ca.
iliornia gold for The year s55, 900, 900.
Total exports d specie Iron the Joun.
iry. e.. or. DO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

An American newspaper has been
estabilshrdatParis. 0flaic years Ame-
rieans have been 80 numerous IL the
try that i is supposed Tie paper viii
pay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07
Black woods Magazine fof Janu.ry

tslackW0Od's Magazine fof January
il received aud judging from the table Of con.
tents, I i very interesting number. Two u
Nc articles relate 70 the wsf--ons containing
sifieiures upon The manner ID which L has been
eondpetedi The othei The siory Of tie Can.
paisn;' written IN tent in The CriHea. The
other articles IN this number ares "Civilias.
ton; Tie Csnsus--EIucaions = "ZaiIee! A
Ronsnes--ParIf.i" Rural Economy II Great
Britain and Ireland = " ST. T'kaekery and h.s
Novels Peace and Psuios.sm letter %
ifssa4s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07
seizure Of Alleged FIIlisus,srs.--

The old steamboat Msssachusens, lying
70 The harboi of New Yolk, near Jersey
Guy. was seized on Thursday, by order
OF Tie United States authorities, on ll,s
ground that she was about 10 pariici.
rsis in an unlswfol expedition Theirs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

The lion. John Bell. Senator In Con.
gress from Tennessee, u named IN 4
Philadelphia paper a. 4 candidate Tor
the Presidency, aud tie Hon. Abbott
Lawrence. late Minister 10 England,
for Vice President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07
The .TnoroughGare.-It viii be Of

terest to the community TO learn, that the Com
missioners OF the Town have under consdera-
ton the subject Of making suitable Road from
the Court House 10 the Rail Road Station, and
will probably take action upon il at an adjourn
ed meeting to be held on Saturday night next.
To assist the Board in its decision, a compe-
tent Engineer has prepared aproG!e Of the road,
with the estimates for grade suitable for a
Plank Or McAdamized Road. The estimated
cost Of the excavations, entertainments, and cul.
yerts necessary, is s9il os.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

The Hon. John slideII las been Re-.
elected U. 5. Senator, By the louisa.
IVA Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

last week, Mr.. James Cate, Of this county,
was examined before Judge Bailey, on suspi-
cion Of having killed his wife. The evidence.
we learn, was not such as 10 implicate him, but
rendered Improbable that The marks about tic
person Of his wife, which excited the suspicion,
were made by her own hands, she having been
partially deranged. Ailer hearing the witness
Is, the Judge permitted. Cate to give bal il tic
sum Of FIVE hundred dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

tons Of Cuba to The South. The larger
portion of The speech is devoted to the
question ofacquisilion as national policy.
lie clearly shows thai the acquisition.
under present circumstances, is unnecessa-
~, and would be troublesome, enormnus-
ly expensive and disastrous 10 the South,
and OF no possible advantage, except, per-
haps, slightly 10 Northern commerce.
The opinion Of Mr.. Calhoun. iba,sas long
as Spain retained Cuba it was clearly lhs
policy Of Tie National Government. and
especially Of The South, no, To disturb ~
was, without doubt. thecorreci one. This
policy Mr.. Boyce makes clearly manifest"
by an array Of facts and reasoning Of gfea.
weight, and which are enti,led 10 careful
consideration. Alabama Journal.
The bomba,dmeni Of Greyiown is like
~ 10 be an expensive fen de joie, il we
pay up for what we burnt down. Our
Minister resident, Mr.. Wheeler, has been
landed, we see, al Greyiown from The
lrigale Columbia, under salute 81 fifteen
guns. lie has taken up his temporary
abode near Greyiown until affairs in the
Interior will permit him TO reach Leon
in safety. lie has been employed in COLI
leclirg testimony with reference 10 the
claims Of these people for losses BY The
bomhardmen,. Il is stated that The Eng
lish consul. Mr.. Green. has already PEE
scented the claims Of English, German,
French, and native residents, which a.
mount 10 about a million and a half Of
dollars. The American Consul presents
other claims, which are comparatively
small. N:r York Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

or We have received communication sign
ed a Tax Payer" calling attention to the
difference in the amount of tar paid by the ci-
items Of Orange for County and State Purpo-
ses and also making some suggestions as 10
the practicabilty Of reducing the taxes for coun-
" purposes. The matter is 50 clearly present.
ed in the communication from u Raleigh cor
respondent, which was in type before that Of a
TAX Payer" was received, that We deem il un-
necessary TO publish the latter.
The hint Of " a is1 payer as 10 the proprie-
y Of abolishing the Office Of County Trustee,
and requiring the Sheriff TO disbsrsc the eoun.
y funds; and also as to the propriety Of Short
ening tie terms Of our County Courts, a. a
matter q economy, may Be worthy Of eoasidc-
raiion By The Magistrates and By Tie Bar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

N A new Posi- Oiiice - been esi4b!:siel
in AIamaaee county, BY the name Of :. Wat
sonyiile,' and DR.. Iii z. Watson appointed
Post Master. The /" Mooresnller Posi- Gle
in Ia, county, has been diseoniiHuel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

Congress.--The bill making eompen,a.
ton for French spoliaiions prior 70 1900, pass.
Cd IN the House Of Representatives BY vote u
10 % 70. The bill passed The Senate al the
last session but having bern amended 10 The
House, was sent back 10 the Senate, where !,
has passsi the second reading.
Tie army appropriation bill va, under con.
sideraiion il The senator and also . provision
fof raising 1000 mounted volunteers iof ser.
vice On The lni.sn frontier.
The bill for the construction Of sub,ensns.
an Telegraph line 70 tie Psrifs ocean, amer
undergoing much discussion b inc House, vas
amended ~ gsn,ing The dghi 81 way tuo
hundred fset wide, 10 which shape the BIZ
passed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07

-. Our friend Esans, ii tic Milton chroni.
ele, i down upon Gov. Graham Ike thou.
sand Of brick," because be voted against the
Dan River and Yadkin Rail Road bill--inti.
Elte' that ii brinss hi.'s,aie;manship in ques.
ton. DC. II our trend u tho Chronicle we're
not Oil such good terms with Je-.e IIplm,s. /"
We should EEL disposed % caution him agains,
meeting Will him. afiei IT, onslaught upon
Gov. Graham. For no other reason Than that
Of special iayorilism, could !. Jesse" permit one
70 pass unmoies,ei who grasely contend. that
i i an evidence u .,a;csman,hip u vote for
constructing : Rail Road nearly pareilel 10 the
North Carolina Road. all II . time, too. when
al the resources u the state seem 70 be ncces.
sary 70 sustain and complete this sres, work.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

THE SUICIDE OF GEORGE w. GREEN, CHICAGO
MURDERER. The Chicago Times of Monday last fur
nishes the following additional particulars of the
suicide of Green:
"rhe tragedy is finally ended and the curtain
fallen upon the last of earth to George W. Green
His own hand has accomplished what the law would
have pronounced but for the ingenuity of LAWYERS
the termination of his earthly existence. His body
was found at - O'clock yesterday morning by the
turnkey suspended by the neck from iron bar at
tached to the sides of the CELL hfeless and cod
The implements used in hanging himself were
towel silk pocket handkerchief, and a large piece
of cotton cloth, which he wrapper about
his body. The two ends of the latter were showed
through small crevce between the plank lining of
the cell and bar of iron which is bolted to the
masonry the upper part of the cell to hold the
panks to the wall. The crevice is small that
something in the form of a thin wedge required
to push the cloth through. To obtain this, Green
had broken the rounds of his chair, and split them
in such manner to furnish three four such
wedges. After getting them through, the ends of
the cloth tied in knot to make them fast.
Through the loop thus formed was passed the towel
and the end tied and through the loop of this the
handkerchief after passing twice about his neck
was inserted and tied. A string torn from the edge
of sheet was bound tightly about the head, cvi-
IDENTIFY to prevent the handkerchief from slipping off
over the Chin OF to render it less easy for his hands
to remove it. The poor man had without doubt
considered that when he felt the pains of death ia
ling hold of him. he might relent of his determine
lion, and had therefore taken every precaution to
nut it ont of his power to his own life When
,verythng else was completed, he had with another
tring tied his hands behind him, to render them
;owerleSs for assistance. The table upon which he
TODD was then kicked away, leaving him suspended
his feet about six inches from the floor In his
truggles the string which bound his hands was
''roken, but the two ends remained attached to his
wrists, showing evidently the purpose intended by
USE"
The effects Of the deceased in his cell embracing
ank books, notes, and other evidence of debt sever
gold watches, and other jewery, among which
as that belonging to his wife were taken in charge
1 the coroner. daguerrean likeness was taken
the body as it lay with the apparatus of hanging
etl about the neck and head !. and the latter was
len placed IN very handsome and expensive cof-
n.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

after individuals payment the object is to open by
sluice navigation of this river the most extensive
and abundailtly productive region OF North Carolina,
equal to nearly one-sixth of her whole territory and
direct its trade to the North Carolina Railroad,
where it crosses the river. No doubt whatever can
be entertained of the paying value of this stock.
Besides these, subscriptions were made to New
River $40, 900, work highly meritorious and un-
doubtcdIy safe-to Tar River and several
plank roads in remote sections. The whole amount
for which the State is liable be called upon under
these acts passed, within the next two years. pro-
vided the individual stock necessary to secure the
State subscription is taken, may be stated thus:
For the completion of n. Z. K. K. an
absolute subscription, 81 900 900
For the Atlantic and \. c. R. r., I,O0O,O00
For the " estern n. Z. r. r, 100000
For other subscriptions to rivers and
roads, 100000
Total prospective subscription for
next two years, $4,000 900
In addition to this acts requiring en-
dorscment of Company bonds, in
amount follows for next two
For Wilmington and Charlotte road, $1,000, 900
For Cape Fear and Deep River: To-
tai Amount, 900
Ship Canal: Albemarle & Currituck:
Total Amount, 100000
Total Amount for next two wears, $l,55U,OOO
The State Debt at present on account
of works of internal improvements,
is as follows
For Bonds of N. G. r. R., $4,000, 600
For Bonds of Fayetteville Plank Road, 10000
For Bonds of Weldon Extension, $1,000
For Bonds of Raleigh * CASTOR r. R., 100000
For Bonds of Tar & Neuse Rivers $4,000
Total, $2,772, 600
The State owns in works compile
ted and being constructed, these in
terests -
In N C. r. R. Stock unfinished work, 100000
In Raleigh & Gaston-finished pay
ing pc, cent, 4s7,5oo
In Wilmington & Weldon-finished:
paying per cent, 100000
ed new work, 100000
In Fayetteville & Western Plank Road:
paying per cent 10000
In Navigation Conpancs-Deep, Tar
and Ncusc Rivers: not productive
stock, 225,ooo
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

We learn that Mr. d. E CALDWELL one Of the
ommoners from this county on returning from
he Legislature, had his trunk stolen from the stage
>mewhere between Durhams and Greensboro ;
ontaining between $3.50 and 5000, besides yalua
/ lie clothing, books, papers notes, &c.
Green. Pat.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

CIScINNArI, Feb %. The Indiana Legislature
held an election to-day for United States Senator.
The Senator elected Isaac Blackford but the HOUSE
amended by inserting the name of Joseph L. Mar
element ensucd. There is but little hope Of con
nroIniSe - - -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28
Total,
$3,432,500
REHABILITATION

| Total prospective subscription for the
two years, So, 1905, 900
| Total Amt. Of endorsements for next
two years, l,5oO,oUO
Total Amt. of present State debt for
works of internal improvement, 2,772, 900
Total Amt Of State ownership in works
of internal improvement, S,432, 500
Your Comm believe this to be full statement
of what has been done i'll this connection and what
| the present Assembly have undertaken to do In
looking the liabilities incurred by acts of this
| sion, two points should be remembered: LIST. That
these liabilities to be yradualy entered upon,
! the works constructed. End. That the works
will be surely paying something they tt'tiSh
e and put in operation from time to time. Another
thing to be remembered iS-that by act of this
session. all par stock is to be sold out; and
ey is to be borrowed; bonds sold under par.
These two provisions will prevent overstraining
of the States credit loans have been and cam
not be made on bad terms-and will prevent large
debtor the State stocks may be sold more rapid
ly than loans made. So that it will be bet
than a TRANSFER of stock, without delays and
losses incident to transfers.
Your Committee cannot conclude this report with
out referring to the fact in the history of the
State, that this General Assembly, forgetting politi
cal schening and remembering party differences,
has exhibited the scene of general and cordial,
well as most harmonious cooperation on this great
question. Such has been the happy result of the
concurring agreement of last to place this
subject above the party themes; md if hereafter,
there are found any DESTROYS of again throwing this
great and most vital matter into the political arena,
your committee only hope that the prudent fore
thought, the enlarged libcralitv, and enlightened
wisdom of the age will forbid the State to be
again delivered up to the curse Of such fate, and
earnestly trust that hencctorth sentiment may
pervade all parties resolve possess all her peo-
pie, to place North Carolina in the rank of States
where her capabilities md resources entitie her to
stand.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
CHAS. F. FISHER, Chma.
JOHN 4. GILMER,
JOHN WALKER
JOS. b. CHERRY,
WIN. ii. THOMAS
C.. b. WOOD
SAM. CHRISTIAN,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

WASHINGTON Feb. %. The Adjutant General
has received intelligence of fight between nc,
tachment of dragons and the Mescallero and APa'
ches Indians, in the Sacramento mountains. Capt
H. w. Stanton, of the first Dragons three PrraGs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

A TERRIBLE PICTURE. An English soldi in the
Crimca writes home:
Talk about returns, why my very ink has been
scarcely see it. / suppose there are scores in the
hospital frostbittcn is well. On every SIDE
are cholera, dysentary, darrhoea, rhcumati<In ca
tarrh, scurvy. The army is covered with dirt, YER
min, and rags. You would not know what nation
they belonged to. Some wear long bouts, similar
to the Americans taken off dead Russians others
Old sacks stitched round their legs others have
made CATERS of their knapsacks. l Jaw one wear
ing sky-blue jacket, with yellow fucings. On
gong up to him found it to be Tom Barnace,
dressed, as Cossack. I am now wearing Ru,san
officers surtout-dark blue, scarlet Inning and col
lar; the gold epaulettes have been torn of, but
have got the two little straps which secured them
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-02-28

CHAS. F. FISHER, Chma.
JOHN \. GILMER,
JOHN WALKER,
JOS. B. CHERRY,
WIN. ii. THOMAS,
C.. b. WOOD,
SAM. CHRISTIAN,
RICH. OLDFlELD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29
Coroasrs' Inqus-ts-
Tng eEgysvICB sTnyEr SHOOTING cAEy--coscLt
kIos or THG soK0sHnn lsyGnTInArAOE.

Tbs Inquest II The = Hermann IAAl~shr dsSs.s-
"A vss contGsd a. the Coroness ofee yes,sray - ~
Coroner oIouDsn II. ts,,Laony a ths si,nssss. ~
aerobpt - whose .s-snee The hsestgatpn So kgsrs
80 On nHIsd4y, wsnt 70 shsx ths Eilaeing ttats ~
xcfa
Js ks eth Inst. the prisensr ThsS0rs tssrceh shf
ssrsfai others ssrt Into the lager bef sAiS1 % "
Gresuvieh street sss cAles 81 q t.stie u sss A@r
fartsiug q the zine dispsts fegsfd 70 ~.
lays.nt u the IslFreh Assei = - wonif
not tay fsr ~. Rqu0r shea bs refei n ihs s~gsiss
whss.nten ks souiraEbns -, ur,ln him staaet hsf1
aSa traI, elected him fosn tA~ sSagn ~ u~
prisoner. rsSehisy hs nta4 /. As s;sss,
ihe ssess.sa pssbsa fvsafas t0-0sr him .ss
ths rr.r tnfulny around 1fsr ysta ssi tis<hssysf
.t1iW M t. iask easr' lD Ne sw a he S@cs~s>d
..A ,t.,,,,.A ,s tltas sd sbaa Hs ,&<ss ~ Tho
NJ Yoyt Htstt.l after fss Dcrau~scs -ksr. ihs
l,le,ss us b sss smysts'~s, xoruGss,ss sf,ss
,ss IL rssufins fstsHy Ths isry, hss,rg Ne
49,. ,.rssrsd ~ ollowmg rsst-r, - rl&, ~~~~~<
.r 70 H. Sssih By pistol sbO. ~DuSs ss1 th~s ~
,Is.,l 80 sssd ~ 1kss3ots i%byskps
~ ,rlsoaxr tksG casnnlfsd g. Me Tsuts fvt "a
oMihtfAen.
| mrsl.sus hianf spa Mo Ssy q vssss ~.ss~i
Fs.ah wiiNaMs ltrn<yly rsas.s ~ IA. Als.Asas~D
10 VS. fur4 trD.ns< - tbs iNAd ysrsas1sy rrsrs.
| lng The tsssss~s spr~sssa sry-ssa vhAss
ps.hrs be- sf6s- - iss river shs ksvfrs sA isto
.lss ia eigisS bss~'i n~e~ss~a 81 pears a ss~
sr1 w. 50 " .. fesiAaa ysgelrs, sfvasa afyvss4
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Police Intelligence.
APKrpT OY ALLEGED CotsTEn yErTEua

Two men named Thomas nsrncy and james Hsnikrn
were taken into custody by officer sosy, Of the Tenth
ward police charged on tho complaint 81 simon Iinner
Of .ss Gr.Id street, with having offered him eoun.cr
it ten dollar bill the Ncxnrk bank II Newark N. j.
The accused were each com nit'sd for trial.
Robert William arrested on thursday aight by
officer Bumsiesd u the Tenth 20 bee, charged With
having Offer ed sesera counterfeit bils Ia payment Tor
oyster st.w a. Joseph H. smith ~ 2T Grand street In
the Possession - the accusci found Large number
Of broken and bogus bank bLs also counterfeit ten
the II 1tadesnnns Esnk of this atty tsan on the
Bank of Bainhrdge, Yates county, Now York. and a
1--WE" on the iall River Bark offsu Rver Mas.Aeha.
sstr. Justice Brennan, before whom William wa
brought committed him for trial ~ tniault ~ ball
cnARGE or rAIsE p,ErEscys.
simon G. Moot, js~ciler, doing bnsina.s Al so %
cafmine street, taken into custody yesterday
charge of ialsc pretenecs, The accused asscd on
the Eth of July lsst, obtained by ~ fse pro
iicare, si No. 81 Liberty street Tho prisoner was
hruugh. before Justse Wfiah Tho Lower polr. Court
where ie denied the eharge. The magistrate bold ,be
aecnssl 70 bail II the sum u t1 0oI tp an,wsr the
charge. soomon T. Gerrits of No. 10 Cen,,e street
came SCOTS sscuiiiy vheseapon - re.eassi from
custody.
EuccyssFvL AsD E1TESsryg EuRGLsEY.
on,1hurrdsy night scne expert burglars sucooeded,
unossrved, IN sntering The store No "a Cedar street
and carrying 81 about ts 900 worth "a sgk gois No
elus has yet tven obased 10 TIE pups,0rsM the rob
bssy. The amount - booty must have b-n surcicn'
ga good ired wagon. Where ths police
cHARsKD WIN srEAIno 4 0oLD WATCH
young somsn q rather st ehAraeser, named -arah
Palmer vas into custody ~ ergcani smith anil
on Ger wesb a The second District POKE Court eArg
With grssi larceny IN hsring stesn, 4 alleged
gold watch and ahain vAusi At tl1o ffon J9hb 4
Hriggs, q Buffalo Ihs Aceusod |, snegsd inis q
Elggs - aocopIAny heS - bnr boarding place No ~
sixth avenue shefe ~ sgceeesi In oslbg ~ ehrs.p.
meter In VERY shor' sfae" ~ irne. Is pfisanfr
committed % Nison ~ Justice Pssrcys
lLLrsyp saLsE FEgryscrs.
Jahn Flshblar an snsilcse~r, rcsldins Al ~ Vest
nify irh street, bfoaght bcfgr~ Justice rssfesy
charged With ob'a!I.ng ssai go worth ~ cloh~ from
snle D. hni, Ut No. liz Hudson s;se~i, ~ 4
fabs pre'ssess sDA hasasbi representations The
eussd was held T. bail T. ssswsr tbs ehAsyrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

was very general attendance of members present Hon
r. q. Maloney chairman, presided The business trans
acted was mostly of local character ie general state
Convention announced to be held at yracute on the s
OF October WAS talked over At able length but
notnpg new ehcited or decided upon 60 eir ict,n
No doubt however expressed but that the con, eoi5
Of opponents TO the Maine law to held on the 10Th of
October will coalesce with their organization projec
or united movement in the ensuing campaign. lie plat
form and plan not yet perfected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-29

The General Liquor Dca rs Association held meeting
Wednesday evening st National Hail. Canal street. There