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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

me negro boy Jack, who escaped from the
J all In Brandon, Mississippi, few days ago.
where he was confined for the murder of his mas
ter, was recaptured in jackson on the 1st inst,
and taken back to Jail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

A terrible rain and hail storm passed over
portion Of Van Buren, county, Michigan, on the
10Th ult. Two persons were killed, and several
others injured by lightning. and vast amount
OF damage TO the crops was done,
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Floor. OH Cloths.

w We have very choice superior Floor Oil Cohu
English American manufacture from feet 10 "a
by 30 feet which rooms This article 40
beautiful clsan and durab certainly ether de-
scIption Of covering for foOrs
We ofsring large Stock Reduced Priess
J. D. CAMERON CO,
jyio spsw 96 Chartres nd Customhouse atreetu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

TIE MAILS. The mails due yesterday failed
from beyond Mobile. That due the day pre-
vious came to hand with dates from Boston Of
tue AZ New York. Rhiladelphia, Baltimore and
washington Of the 4th, and from Charleston Of
the IN inst, How did Charleston papers get
through as late as due, and the mail reported as
having failed from beyond Mohile -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

The Superintendent of the Crystal Palace
adVertises that the famous piece Of statuaryp
which caused the Hon. Horace Greeley to be
imprisoned in Paris, can be seen at the Palace.
Thousands visit it daily,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

An exchange paper says a young lady--a SEN
sioae girl gives the following catalogue of
different kinds Of love: The sweetest - o
mothers low; the longest-a brothers love;
ana the sweetest, longest, strongest, dearest
love--a love II q bonnet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

The earnings of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
Tor May were Sl4,762--an increase of 81 900
over the month previous. The road is now open
to Enterprise, a distance of 100 miles from
Mobile. IT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

nr;stors - ~ 'av s,own and oneof the pre-
mat w;th a. y sa gan s elrcus Company
~ tbs slsoL ransa '. ~ .. ueAsh Whae performing
which tha ,.,,,o ~. ,osneVa' N The ring b,
him ~ -. "1ss 'asseneo gave way, Throwing
dash NJ ouno WIN 50 much violence as t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

"hlie performing Mormon baptismal cere-
hony IN the river opposite Cincinnati on the 1st
INST an old man named Williams got beyond
MS depth Ills son, young man, went to his
assistance and both were drowned. They we're
from England. m
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sMAoKIN cor TREASON

Hhe Fierce Administration and its organ at
WashlngtoH-the Union-are catching it on all
sides, and deservediy, too. What makes the
matter more interesting is that the sevarest ON.
slaughts come from old, we'll known andinauep.
tial Democratic Journals A late number of the
Dallas (Ala.) Gazette. . strong Democratic
paper, in alluding to the justification, by the
un'ons Of the outrageous conduct of the Adolf
ton Governor Of Kansas, Reeder, and his sus.
tainment in office by President Pierce. pives
utterance 70 the following frank and significant
comments, which We recommend to the particu...
lar consideration Of the Southern public:
Ailof me great men who 500 faithfully represent the
q the country somehow or other
advance the interests Of the South Just such ren r @
support OF them has brought the South to hTr
conditon and II we do not insist upop the Tamnyrt ~
doy heeaer and the appointment of otitharn ma.
had batter surrender Kansas without struaelr ~
Horaaa y uhaon would defend josh
istration er agree to vote the Democratic ticket
a goodly proportion of the Southern Demo. |
cratic press has insisted upon the removal If |
heeder--but he remains in officei dol left
DAVIS Secretary Of War, stated in d public
speech in Mississippi, that the appointments of |
skeeder should have been revoked the day after
~ .'eeu a fen'aIns Ia office! He
80 ss syAo peoh 70 Aansaa and assumed the reins
s,,s 49,, - 70 az ahas very moment, 1odoubt,
engaged in plots with leading Abolitionists ID
injure, and, if possible, ruin the South.
CT the organs of such. an Administration--
almost every act Of which eontradicts IL ,.o,5a
!, 20 ~ iar as tne south ID interested |
W euioh'efy 20 CLAIM for 1t the gratitude
" .ne e'oueh because OF services rendered! |
"0h shame, whore is thy blush =,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

.4.-. 'yy STATE OF LOUISIANA
n :. Parish of orleans. City Of New Orleans
that the 18th 1855 before ma tba
Justice Of the Peace In city aforesaid pe
any appeared John Penberton President and sebr s,c
% % ms merchants Insurance Mutual Company Of Nav o,l..,
w oong duly awon according law do dsposs and
e aesoans ara Just and trns ~ AZ
books of said Company. a''"p' nom me
JOHN PEMBERToN, President
A. scHREIBER, Secretary. 1.
" 70 ana subscribed before this day of June iass
CIV JoNTE
second Justice Of the Peace Parish Of orIsap.
board Of Directors have declared dividend Of pio
cent on me net earned premiums participating The pqoY NJ
year ending slst May 1856 which p ~ In, -
on and after the lat OF August, 1885, - y i's''a
JOHN PEMBERToN, President.
New Orleans, June l2, 1855. 'foAN' secrsssrya
DIRECTORS;
-. ,,wsn 2. y. fignhnd, ]. A. Brsud
n ..n.-, - saaaSs VIM. Voge,
n p voavhi n ,e.sFoa'hs g. Mlisnbergsr,
:. -eepoio' jeisu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
Ocetzss Springs.

Nh 4. q JONES, having the large neB BOARDING.
HOUSE Oh jackson block from Hotel al Ocean
Springs viii be Ysady to aohodas visitors Thursday june
On the premises Mineral spngs-ons Sulphur and The
snsf awe sf- --H iyT Up
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CatI.e,'soood's Celebrated Gtnoe,

Brandy.
~ This very superior liquor sombiuns all osrm,,, ,
Ang aud aromatic qualities pure Havana Ginger
very superior article of BRANDY which has beeoms
~, 'ns e'les along ths rver we'll North and
kssf now introduced into this niarket for The arst rs
me virtues Of Ginger gsnts pleasant. and
long been 1osd by the Medical Faculty. and hsys
been recognised by every Of hygenJc enssr
Inc Article presented challenges comnari.op 18th
produced and has everywhere received need Of
For aals by the case, by s-''
oATHERWooD l. ELMoRE,
mSls9ph Corner srod ard Commerce streets
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French and Spanish Books
JUST RECEIVED BY
b U RNETT & BosTwICK,
Id CAMP STREET VS

kohERTsoNfAN System Teaching French limo. n.
French amt English Pronounerg Dictionary some
hAClNE's Select Pisess. 10 mo.
MoLlERES Select Pisces. Is no. =.r q.
PAUL EFT yIRGTNIE.. Par q. S., Ptsrrs Iam
on, Leg Ezs do sibss Par Nine Coffin amo
sAnLEs ~ La FoNTAINE. 100 Illustrations
ATALA RENE. Par Chateaabliand. - mo-
oiaooQoETS First Lessons 10 French Eua,saa ,s,
Iraou9oEis Easy Conversations In French. lsmo
nrI ass fes knansa "a Reader Little Children lso.
DEL MARS Spanish and English eonysr,atiop. 'Di0'
yINauT's olsndorfs Method Of Learning spaa;,h " =
70 riaguss ohendorfs Method of Learning Spanish
vlNsuI,s spansh Reader Translator iqmos
~, spanish and Easlish Dictionary London Edition
Nj Maestro de Inssa. Che Englh Tsacher1 With
sngotea Pronunciation of the English words. ByF yiaeus
liah Teacbsr3 Sss W .hsHng-
oLLENDoRFF. Ls Maitrs d,Espsxnol Csnan.h
aas OF me Frenohl BYE. J. yingut vol. 1qmo
LEcToR TRADUCToR INGLEs fEnriab Rad. ,u Az.
of spaaish) ByF.J viugut. Iamo ''' '-' 1'o
= liberal discount from foregoing prtsss sla,sa -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

There is now o continuous line of railway
from st. Louis to Baltimore The whole route
through from Baltimore to st. Louis by this
route is but va miles long, and may be tray
eled over in some forty-two hours' running
time, while the distance to Philadelphia IS
sixty three niles greater, and to New York of
course is stilleighty seven miles further, while
the old route via Chicago and the lake roads,
from st. Louis to New York, imposes one hun
dred and thiny -one miles more of travel than
the new one. This, then, it would appear, is
the shortest approach from St. Louis to the At
lantie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

Balt;more f.ors g. passage OF the steamboat
the passanrars ~. oais 70 LOUISVILLE four Of
Dent and Ms, rari.. anAs MIS-. Green, Mrs.
was sunnosad - w. aiea from the effects, it
bly been ac.;5 ~ n' mnica mad proba-
Others ware aIsas .a,.s misea With their food
dars was ~. .s.' .aAen SICK, and Mrs. sann.
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Notice.

E# Our Customers and Others wishing their AND WIN
TER CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER psAso call at our store
before August leave orders for he sama
'-sps~ j. $3.50 81! NORRIS WAY.
Corner Camp Common Streets New orlsans :
THDs. NORRIS CO.,
iys 2pt No: Minor street, PHILADELPHIA
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~ sl0 evening 81 inc Soth ult o lad about
- age eooK passage on tile ferry
e INC. De'msen elnolnnati and Coyington,
~ Ia - slo ooiaeueor came TO MN, stated that
Sion g ~ he coheetor then took posses
80 ,Ia ti''.' ana lew moments after
drowned. g 'Ne --''a a'ia was
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miscellaneous Items

The St. Louis Evening News. of the Sd inst
hes the following account Of o successful and
most diabolical scheme for the destruction Of
human life
A distressing accident occurred ON tha Nortb
Missouri Railroad, last nieht abopt 10 o,cIocl,
the particulars of which we have obta;nsd fro,,'
the officers of the road '-s'>N : -
The casualty occurred about FIVE miles from
the city, on the ninth section. al tbe brdoo
across the Bellefontaine road, and was N ras,i,
Of an act Of atrocious villainy perpetrated Inv
some unknown hends, who We heartily hone n
see arrested and brought to justice. Near the
siae OF the track, on.the bridge, was o derrick
which had been used in hosting stones and t;rn-
bsrs with Which to build the bridee Tha h. III
being completed, the derrick hal heer, S,,'Iss
aside so that the cars could pass unobstrncteJis
The unfortunate train left st. Lonis at 10
o'clock, and passed over the bridge. which sva a
perfectly clear; an hour later II retmr,sd a,J
in running acioss the bridge, the smokenina WI was
torn from the locomotive BY some unseen ngency
and company OF iaborers sitting on pla1form
car swept on also and precipitated, some of them
over 5he oriage' railing distance of twenty feet,
and the rest % the ground at the side Of the
track. The derrick had been SWING ronnd wy ~
that rope attached to it hung immed; a sl 10
across the track, several feet aboye An rra,,,d
Having passed the bridge a short timss No..
and finding il clear Of obstrJcfion ~ 800
was apprehended, and the LOCOMOTIVES nrsbsl
across with tho consequences as stated above
John O'Neil, iaborer, and Jacob Law car-
penter, Of Wgne county, Indiana. were Killed
instantly. Jacob Grim was 50 fearfully wounded
thathe CANNOT recover, and is expected to die in
few hours John Russell, Martin Casey, John
clark, - Brown, and four others, whose
names we mre not able, to- ascertain, were
severely Woufaea, though their injuries are mot
supposed 70 H'of dangerous character,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
MAoKIsoN g. MURPHY.

o pil an TIN AND sHEET-IRoN WORK.
~ ENs, BRASS FOUNDERS AND FINIsHRRs a., 80
afsfs o. brshnEs Steam Taas Clarifying and @ P
gsnsrsI &C. and Steamboat Plantation Raa
Gfaylar Streets New 'i petWeeh common aud
r. All thankfully reeeive5 and n.or.,i -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
IAR. NEWELL,s IMpRovEn nonnoAI

ho ~
Press invented DR.. Newell Grand uIf AMI Cotton
worked by $50 toh "a general
Aiso-STRAuB'S PATENT PRESSURE copN
use, for sale al the agency. fe peas SoTh aiiIs in
my79 8pH s. Fl, GILMAN o. ,.,.L
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

The DnLo CAsa.-We have satisfied ourself
that the pothr with newspapers over the CON
ditlon Of thequestions arising out Of the Dillon
affair, between our Minister in Paris and the
French Minister for Foreign Affairs, is ali gam.
mon That u the correspondence between the
TWO Governments on the subject has SO far been
Of the most Inendly character, and that there
exists no lkslihood whatever of the least mis-
understanding to grow out Of it. All stories or
rumors to theeontrary, whether emanating from
Paris or Washington, are unworthy of credit.
This may b relied on, as it embodies the Arm
belief in the premises Of all the representatives
OF foreign governments here. Wash. Star.
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Mem Orleans ss1onsp s$Gars.t.
oRrscExr orrler, No. 10 Camp street,

Wednesday Evening, July II, 1856
For the season Of the year. there Is fair amount Of
business in progress OF do not have to report
sales OF bales cotton 10000 barrels Of -four
one operation nor the negotiation of exchange to the
amount Of ten or twenty thousand pounds sterling but
there Is sufficient animation to show that there Is any
thing to be transacted there sufficient number Of
our commercial community who stay with us the year
In and the year out prepared to extend the same facilities
and avail Themselves of the opportunities which
offer at the most briskpart of the year
We have no change to note in the general feature
the Money market The offerings In bank are beyond
their daily income, and about onefourth on an average
Occasionally more1 have to receive the monosylabe
no !" though at this of the year when several
avenues of raising money call are CLOSED much more
paper is offered than is expected to be favored.
Exchange was quiet to-aaynot SO than could be
expected from the season Of the year The banks are
hrm for checks on New York ut Y per cent outside
drawers readily obtain rates Sixty daya on New
York were placed ct per cent discount Some sterling
with bills OF adng, were passed yesterday at s2 The
operations In cotton will further SANS to
on the market and the price Of the staple has
declined so al to leave some margin taking last yerpoo
advoes as a standard cotton bills are regarded with
fayor than three four weeks since We quota
this evening"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12
The GoLD MINES ON THE UPPER ARKANSAS.
The st. Louis IntslIigepcer, Of the 4th inst
anva.

SINGULAR DEAFH.---A son Of Samuel whit.
taker, Of this town, aged six or seven years.
while in the woods hunting with his playfellows'
q few days since, was gazing UP into a tree
when some substance, probably q poisonous in.
scot, fell in big mouth and lodged somewhere in
the throat. The boy Immediately complained
Of pain and sickness, yet nothing was thought
Of i BY his parents, until day or two after
wards symptsms OF very serious Inflammation of
the throat exhibited themselves. when q nbgs;-
Dian was sentfor. The child expired on Satur-
day morning last. A post-mortem examination
was made, which revealed extensive inaammation
and suppuraton, which they attributed 10 some
species Of POISON lodging in the 1arnyx, -Medi-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

Rich y Co.'s. lSagasaassdes. safes,
w L ER's TENT,
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS, THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN
ROBBED.
1toetoe Years in Use and not q Dollars
Wozh OF BOOKS or Papers Destroyed.
wv A OF ihe Valuable constantly 81 and
soUTHMAYD G. HARRISON.
misaph ss CAMP STREET
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-12

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS,
As- Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters. 80 10
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
iy4td Aa.a,. 60,
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BYAUTHoRrrY OF The STATE OF AIApAmA
Southern military Academv
L0rTERY-GRAND SCHEME FOR yurv
GLASS 1t, \
ToBE DRAWN JULY 49, 1855, IN THE cry OF MoNroo
s WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING 70
MH- 100000 -tsM

= ~ :. ~, smouhl,ng .4ao0la
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS ''''''
f&- Tiesotatsi Hslvs, % 50, Quarter. 81 qs.
SAMUEL SWAN
Jesstd Agent and Mans gel, AIon.Retn A.,
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P. coLAs,
MERCHANT TAILOR

q = y. NORTH CULLoM. Attorneys at
~ Law wt attend TO all Professional busnesa II a
AS mat may be entrusted to their oce al oPEloU
,REgsERscRschaa a. Waterman hardware r,erho.f n, IN
YER hsqi Taos Miller, commission merchant: Cha A. o
m3g Orleans.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07
ONE WEEK LArER FROM EUROPE.

New York, November g.
The steamer Baltic, 50 anxiously expected
for several days past, arrived here this morn
ing nnannounced. Her dates from Liver
pool and London are to Saturday, the Goth
ultima
TnE WAR--I'he Allies have organized a
concentrc advance from Euptoria, Bladder,
kertch and Kinbum, in order to surround
and cut OFT the Russian forces. Kinburn is
IN important position at the mouth of the
River Dneper, captured BY the allied expe-
diton recently sent IN that direction.
Taman and Panagha, two Notifications in
the straits of Kertch, have been destroyed I;
and the advance posts Of the Allies are now
within five leagues Of Bakshi Serial.
The Russians are retiring and Liprandi
intends to defend the line of the Belbec,
where battle is anticipated.
The north side Of Sebastopol has been SUR
rounded by the Russians with new fortifca-
tlous and placed ina state to supports serge.
Among those killed IN the conflict at kars
are said to be several officers Of rank.
There is but little general news. The re-
strictiyc measures Of the Bank Of France
are telling upon almort etery branch of trade.
The Messrs. Rothschilds are about To IS
tabish an Austrian Bank Of Credit with a
capital Of 6,O00,0oO francs.
a concordat highly favorable to the Church
Of Rome, has been concluded between Aus
tia and the Pope.
The new Greek minister announces the
neutrality of the reformed ADMINISTRATION
and the execution Of obligations due 10 for
eign powers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

INFAMOUS OuTRAGE.-A meeting ~ the Ame-
rican party u New York was broken up aud
sPerse, by gang ri Irish row.l,rs on Tues.
Gay evening last. The American Dig was TAX.
rn irom Tie assembIage aud lr.Ied IN the dir.
The Expires. says:
:. This asssssiG.hke attack upon a peaceful
bliy oi cinfens. We are assured hy dIfsrenl
ptrsaRs ITO Witnessed the srenp, was one al
The most outrageous il IS possible 70 conceive
There Was mi the rmhresi prnvncalion. all ar
counts agree. on the parl 81 the mefilng, which
was mp srd Of unufrnding American and a.
dupird cinzogs. There was no banner IN ~,
pt,erssi"n hearing any inscrpunn or device -.
~, shirh cnnld possibly be construed a. re.
Election upon any person or party whatsoever
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07
FROM EUROpE.

The steamer Ariel, from Have, arrived 81
New York with llir second edition ol the Ion.
d u Times nf l3lh int. The news however.
Is 81 very lille importance. We suljoin few
items:
tbs WAk.--Dispalcles announcing The bonn.
bsrlnrni II Odessa were beng anxlunsly LOOK.
I'd lnr. hui Up 20 HE time ~ The steamers de-
psr,nie no ~, h intelligence had been received.
The public mind IL France and Ehgand was on
the lip.ine Of expectation.
The latest news from The Ctinea comes
lhrugh Russian channel. Gorlschakon ie.
leeraphs on lie 4lh inst. that Tie allirs continue
their demon. iralluns an The Upper Belbek, hut
without any noticeable results. The cannnnatc
aga nj The Northern forts was bring actively
k.piup.
l'he OI,I.euische Post processes 10 have
learned Iron - private hut rxrtlleni sou &C
that 4 powerful division u the allied fleets Is
either going in ar il already 10 Tie Gull 81 Ii.
man nr tie Dnrprr.' "The little maritime
town 81 O.zlkon u. in this expedition. to be
What kvrch was IL that Of tie Sea II Aznn. 1.
SralS.--l'he news had arrived from Spain
liai lie Insurgents ol Caiolora had been defeat.
/ ed near Mnrguefa The faberilias pulul and
4 FeInr have DC, killed, aud Rengos and leIije,
taken prisoners. rWrny.sis 81 the band have
been sloi. Commandsni foges has dispersed
The band u Trislany, but u i no, known u
what direction ihsi leader has frd. Among lilo
rllolcra victims al Madrid is the Civil Cover.
nor.
II lraLy.--Russan agents were busily al woiI
IN Naples.
The accounts trreyrd Al Rome from The mar
shes concerning The arcidrnis raus,d hy innnda
inns aud sioims were truly distressing. River
aud iorrnls have nrrrhoucd. aud many hrldee
been destroyed. Tie Melanra. Fesiimo, Val
laip and FUgIio have dtsolaIcd lie surrounding
country, destroyed The cnrp., and swept ava,
HOUSES. The weather, 0n The other hand. wa
ttghdully BID Tor Two DAYS, and 10 some pla
ces showers Of hail destroyed The grape crops
lie lss, hope 81 the larin,rS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07
FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, DC. 80
The steamer Geo. Law, from A spinwall, with
California dates To the 5ih INST. arrived here his
evening. She briggs $50 passengers and 81.
$40, 900 IN gold. She connected al the 18th
mus with The steamer john l.. Stephens, which
brought down neatly $500, 600 in treasure.
The news from California is uniniporiani, the
elccnn returns acre in bul had moi been officially
counted. The entire American i,rkei has been
elected. Johnson Tor Governor has over 5000
majnrly. The whole vote 0i the State amounts
to $500. The Legislature Is composed Of ~
Americans, 30 Democrats and 2 Wings. Hugh
Murray, present chef justice. is reelected.
The ptoI,ibitoiy law has been defeated By 6,
300 mejoIly.
Ex-tiovernor Foole, Congressman Mar-
shall. and Mr.. P,ilen, we're spoken Of among
the American candidates for United States Sr-
major Ia succeed Mr. Gwin.
perry oi one hundred and twenty recruits
left san Francisco ia tie Uncle Sam 10 jim
" alkrr's exprtlillull. aud another party was 10
20 from Nevada.
The agricultural flr has been attended BY
immense crowds.
More lnGisn murders have been committed in
the upper part Of the Stale, and the inhabitants
have resolved 10 exierminaie them.
The aiming prospects are very aaueiing.
4 large fre hal orcurr,d al jamestown, in.
yOvng a lOss Of SIS eco.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

TINS TAaLEs TURNED. There was time
Wlen we were indebted 10 Europe loi PARTON
81 our thirst machinery, and foreigners regarded
American ingrneily IS At ~ rlinas IN The prn-
,Iurlion ~ wontlcn naimcgs aud clulIrs pins.
I.alIrlly We have Aslonisl,ed them with uur pa.
tent nap,rs, and siN..liooirrs. and u last they
have rome 10 aeknnvlr,lge thai our mechanics
ar rntilled IL rank with the besi u their nsn.
A fanl,er iIlusita,inu may now be given. Yes.
ieiiay sinnp arny,rl II ihI- l,frl,nr bringing
lfun the JeiSy shore. 30 TINS 81 iron machinery
cunslrurietl ~ use III Srntl,nd. and Tie same y
INV brina shipped ,lirrei 10 Glasgow. y y
de.i9nrd iar lie manufacture IL lDdia rubber
enals. pnecs. IL ulich Amriic1 il ahead u
al lie world. T. y JJIr. Com.