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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-07
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.
Hillsborough, Feb. 8, 1855

IllllSUOIUuBH, ECus " lOou.
At meeting OF the newly elected Board Of
Commissioners, held in the court house, --all the
members being present,--thc Sheriff admins
tered the usual oath of Office.
The Board adopted set of By-Laws for its
government.
E. A. Heart was reelected Tcwn Clerk.
John Laws was reelected Town Treasurer
for the ensuing year, and was also appointed
Weigh Master.
Robert +. Peasants was unanimously re-
elected Town Constable and Collector
The following standing committees were APP
pointed:
.Audifing Committee.--Messrs. Laws, Lati-
mer and FreelanH.
On Pump and Spring. Mcssrs. Turner,
Carmichael and Turreniine.
On Crane Yard Mcssrs. Reese, Frecand
and Tunon,ine.
Street Commiiiee.--To consist Of the whole
Board.
On motion.
Ordered, That the Clerk furnish the Magis-
tratc OF Police with list Of the citizens subject
to patrol duty, and that the magistrate be au-
thorized TO order out companies ON Saturday
and Sunday night of each week, and at such
other times as he may think proper.
The following ordinance was adopted:
he II Ordained, That section nth Of the
Town Ordinances be SO amended as to provide
that the persons ordered out on patrol, shall
commence patroling at any time after sunset
that the Magistrate Of Police may direct in the
order; and il shall be the duty Of the patrol TO
disperse all collections Of negroes in the streets
or other improper places before the hedr OF y
o'clock; aud after that hour, 10 apprehend all
negroes found in the streets without u proper
permit, to be dealt with according 10 the ordi-
nances now in force.
Ordftd, That the Town Constable be au-
thoriled and employed TO patrol the streets on
Sundays, and that he be paid for this service
twenty-fiy dollars per annum--suhject 10 de-
duction Of fifty cents for each Sunday On which
he fails 10 patrol.
/ Messrs. freeIand. Latimcr and TurrentnC
wereappointed 10 settle with the Town Treasurer
and tie Collector and the same committee sa'
also appointed to make a final settlement with
Mr.. 4. w. Hedgpeth, former Collector.
On motion, ii was
Resulred, That when this Board adjourn
that they adjourn to meet on Saturday nigh
next. the 10Th inst. 10 take into consideration
the subject Of providing a suitable Thorough
fare from the Court House 10 the Rail Road
station.
Oraered, That the taxes levied this year. b
the same as for last year, viz: % cents on th'
500 value Of Read Estate 50 cents on tn
poll and 50 cents on each wheel Of pleasure.
4. A. HEARTT, 4. Clerk.
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menG no murmur escaped her lips. Conscious
Of her swift decay, she turned her contempla-
tons entirely beyond the vale Of tears" and
looked forth joyfully to the time when she
should be released from the shackles Of mortai-
~, and rise triumphant to Him who boughtus
with his most precious blood
Her bereayed ones mourn not as those who
have no hope, but with the blessed assurance
that her disembodied spirit has returned "unto
God who gave it," [Coa.l
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
HaIifaI, January 80.

HALIFAX, January ~.
The ROYAL mail steamer Africa sniv-
ell here To-day, with dsles 10 Saturday.
Ihs 20h January.
Tie war news i entirely unimportanI.
and emhrarcs nothing DECISIVE. Before
Srbsiopol affairs were unchanged.
Negotiations are still in progress be.
tween The Powers insolscd IN The war.
hui nothing was certainly known respect
ing them.
The chief interest Of lie news cen'rs in
tie proceedings ii The Congress 81 Wen
VA. Hopes Tor peace aud fears for The
pfnirsriion of The war appear 10 be about
equally balanced. The French aud Eng.
lish ministers Al Vienna have rereived
the necessary powers 10 reopen The ntgo.
iialions. Prince GorlschakoH is under.
stood to hsve received written instuc.
inns from lis government, and Il Is NJ
morrd that The CzI is anxious Tor peace.
There are conflicting statements as
usual about AUslfia. but her cnnducl ge-
neralIv leans towards Tie Allies. Pms.
sra complains Of Ansiria's actions. El-
frs are making 10 obtain the consent
Of the Allies TO M armisliee. especially
by the Ptussian Cabinet.
Private letters from Vienna ssy that
Prince Gmi-chskoir has been instructed
90 sccepi any Terms. except The reduction
nf the Russian feet and The occupation o
Russian territory.
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CO-PARTNERsIIIP.

rssIIE undersigned have this day entered into
Craftsmanship under The firm and style Of
BAKER & BARRAUD,
as successors TO Messrs. Wilson & Grice, for
the purpose Of conducting Produce Broker
age and General Commission Business; Tor
which purpose they have taken the large Ware
House occupied by Wilson & Grice.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and
the public generally, assuring them that all busi-
ness entrusted to their care shall have prompt
and personal attention.
WIN. ]. BAKER, OF North Carolina.
THOS. l.. BARRAUD, of Virginia.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. IS, 1855. 72--
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Died. IN Mound Prairie, Hampstead county,
Arkansas. on the % Of January. Mrs. MANY u.
Moopr. wife Of stephen Moore, csqp aged ~
wears She was The oldest daughter q Gen.
Alexander Gray, Of Randolph county. \. G.,
and lie mother of twelve children. eleven Of
whom survive % mourn her loss. Previous e
tho Fan Of 1853. she was resident q lIillsbo-
rough. y. G.. u which time she removed with
her family 10 emptiead county. Arkansas.
Mrs. Moorc's life was As e,eniiul a be-. death
uas calm and peaceful. Endowed BY nature
with rrsoluic spirit and vigorous intellect.
but ftail body. she was ily prepared to wFes-
ile with the difficulties Of life get early came
10 hsr assistsncc the religion Of Jesus Christ.
Wherein she was strong. she became meek and
humble wherein she vas weak. through faith
and hcpe she became clicient % execute The
duie. 81 wife and mother with tenderness
and abundant success. Tier example Of Undue.
~. sclf.denial and piciy, excited wonderful
influence upon her associates, and exhibited The
fact to all her acquaintance, that she sought
no temporal reward. only :" The peace above gu
earthly digniliss, s,iil and quiet conscience.
Her suiIcrings from girl.hood to the dag Of he'
decrease were severe. and almost unfcmitscd
For me last three months Of her life she va
esnhssliohrtb bed. ,s, and 81 be- painful no
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NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODSl
AND PRETTY GOODS!
TsHE subscribers are now receiving large
= and varied assortment Of new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with great care at the lOw rates now
ruling in the Northern markets.
Ladies will find, with other articles, the fol-
lowing
Plain, Brocade and Plaid Silks,
French and English Merinos,
Atwood DeLaines,
Raw Silks and DeBage Alpaens,
Cashmeres and Mouselin Delains;
Aiso French Embroderies and Embroidery
Patterns,
Rigolettes and Mohair Head Dresses, Sc.
For Gentlemen:
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres,
Eeslings Of all qualities and styles
Fancy Ties and Shirt Collars,
Dress and Hunting Boots,
Moleskin Dress Hats, new style,
Wide-Awske, Know Nothing, and Nova
days Caps and Hats,
Gents Travelling Shaws, &c.
They invite attention TO their stock Of Negro
Clothing, l,inseys, Kerseys, Brogans, Leather.
Blankets and Flannels.
\ The Ladies will find new Winter Bonnets,
| {Cnlored Straw and Lawns and new sly 10 Rib
bons TO dress the new or re dress Tie old ones.
]. &. TURRENTlNE & son.
October l6. IS
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DISSOLUTION.

THE undersigned have this day retired from
the Wholesale Grocery and Genelal Com
mission and Forwarding Business, Messrs. Baker
* Barraud succeeding them in the General Coni-
mission Business.
They avail themselves Of this opportunity TO
thank their friends for The patronage extended
to them. and beg leave earnestly TO recommend
their successors to the confidence and employ
ment of their friends and the public generally.
WILSON & GRICE
Portsmouth, Va, ian. |, 1855. r.
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STATE OF NORrH.cAROLINA,


ALAMAScE COUNTY.
In Equiiy-Noycmber Term, 1854.
The Petition Of Daniel 4. Montgomery, Execu-
Tor Of Ludwick Albright, deceased,
against
George Albright. senr. and George Albright, jr.,
Executors Of Elizabeth Albright, George Al
bright, senr, aud wife Patty, Isaac Albright.
Tobias Nav aud vile Barbara, Ludwick Al.
bfishl's children. Eli Albright, Alexander Al
bright, snd lotion Williams aud wife Julia.
Betty Albrighl's children. Obd Albright aud
Levi alhughi. Iotph Albright. sally Albright,
Jacob Mas and vile Patsy. Mary foslemans
children. Levi Mas and wife Polly, LulWick
Sharp and wife Patty, Lndwiek fogleman,
Daniel Clapp and sally Alifisht.
IT appearing 70 Ire Court. thai Isaac Albright.
Obii Albright. aud levi Albright reside be-
yabd tie limits Of he state: II is therefore Of
,lered hy the Court. that advertisement hs.made
fnr three months 10 the Hillshoiough Recorder.
notifying the defendants II The filing Of this bill
and that unless they appear at the next term OF
this Court 10 Ne held At tie court house 10 Gra-
ham. on The s.h Monday after the 4ih Monday
81 March next. aud plead, answer, Or demur 70
said bib, The same will be taken pro c0nt aSso aud
heard tr purfe A. 10 them.
Witness, Isaac Holt. Clerk and Master Of our
said Count 81 Equity. 81 office. in Graham, The
sih Monday after the 9Th Monday Of Seplem.
Ter, A. ID. 1854.
ISAAC HOLT, c. Az +.
Feb. 5. or. ADV. s9:OO) 70 sm
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were On board \, iIle .ia,e ! crew Of about

were on board al The line crew Of about
twenty men. shipped Tor six monhs'
cruise; also, large nomber Of iron. bound
boxes. containing several thousands 81
flin.lock muskels. many IONS Of coal, lot
Of heavy made harness. water and pros
visions. a good supply Of ammunition,
Sc. The captain Of The steamer had two
orihree days previously obtained from The
New York cusiom>house clearance for
a Southern porl, upon fictitious invoice,
but did not proceed on his voyage in con-
sequence Of the cliIef engineer having abs
scented himself, and the indisposIlion Of
those on board to sail without him.
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ache, piles. languor, fretfulnoss. bilious tongue,
morbid breath, loss Of appctile--in short, an
indescrhable wreichedness 81 existence, are its
insufferabe and lifc-wasting attendants, These
diseases, which have bafiled the skill Of the
abest Doctors, have been radically cured by
Hoofands German Bltlers'
See advertisement. lm-
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A Coop MoyE.-ihc New York
Commissioners Of Emigration have or
icrctl an attachment 10 be obtained a.
eainsi The ship Roehambeau for landing
foreign paupcrs, and appointed Com.
mitlee Of five TO confer with committee
from tie Board 81 Counclmen relative
10 stopping the importation Of this class
OF people.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER.

rINHE Banner is published weekly, in the city
= Philadelphia, and adapted for general cir
cnlation ia the Presbyterian Church.
TERMS Invariably in AdUaace
Delivered in The city, $3.50 per year.
BY Mail, LOO
Remit by mail, where no good opportunity is
otherwise at hand. Drafts or notes Of the lar.
ger denominations are preferable where they
can be conveniently obtained.
SUBSCRIPTIONS taken by Rev. 5. Guiteau, 70
West Fayeitc Street, Baltimore, ]. ID. Williams,
Esq, corner of Wood and Fifth Streets, Pitts
burgh. Rev. II. II, Richardson, Of Chicago, and
Vim. Ferris, 1897 Broadway, New York.
Postage on all communications 10 be prepaid.
Pastors sending US twenty subscribers and
upwards, will be thereby entitled 10 paper with
out charge.
Advertisements within eight lines, or not ex-
ceeding the space Of eight lines: Fist insertion
SO cents; Zach repetition 3s cents; every addi-
tional line, first insertion cents, each repeii-
ton cents.
Advertisements placed before the marriage no.
tices double these rates.
Editorial Notices Of business, and calls Of at
tenlion 10 advertisements, placed ~ the neWs
columns, 25 cents each, or if extended, 81 cents
u line, or as may be agreed upon.
Cards oftwo lines, SIS year, and $ foreach
additional line.
Annual Advertisements Of fifteen lines aud
upwards, 81 line.
DAVID MCKINNEY.
Nc. $50 South Fourth St, Philadelphia.
N. B. Our enterprise is cooperative. We
hence solicit the kind aid Of all Minister'S Elders
and Church Members not emitting Tho Ladies'
and the Young, to each OF whom we consecrate
special POI ton Of our sheet.
ATTENTION! COMPANY.
70 The Orange Church Volunteer Com
pany.
VOI are hereby commanded 10 appear Al
Orange Church, on Saturday the 10th o
February next armed aud equipped for Company
Muster.
]. NJ. BLACKWOOD, Capt.
January 30. H-3H
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TRUST SALE.

RY virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed by
81 Dr.. s. ID. Schoolfeld to the subscriber, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, he will pro-
coed to see to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court House in Hillshorough, on Tuesday
the 26th instant, it being Tuesday Of Orange
County Court, the most valuable portion Of the
properly conveyed in said trust, consisting Of
TWO very likely Negro Girls,
and a Negro Man,
a Horse and Buggy. valuable Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &C., and all the Fancy Ar
ticles. &c. remaining unsold in the Drug Store.
Besides the above. number Of other articles
conveyed in the trust, will be sold on The PEE
mises.
The sale will continue from day to day until
all il sold.
J. A. TURRENTINE, Trustee.
February 9Th, 1855. 73ts-
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mAR RID

In Arola. Ala, On the 18th uli., BY the Rev.
Mf. Hanson. Mr.. :. A. HolsEs, Of Fayetteville.
n. e.. 10 Miss May w, youngest daughter
II samuel stmdwick, Esq, formerly Of y. G.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given. Tint application
~ will l,c made Al the February Tenn u Of.
anae County Court. 10 remove tie Election from
Walnut Grove Nichal-'s old sland,l 10 Parish.
sillc, 10. NJ. 4 Q. T.. Parish's Store.J
January gib, ls55. o.
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so TIG l.

To Millers and Barrel Makers.
u PENNY NAILS, 20. Barrels. just receive
- eddy &c. TURRENTINE & son,
Al.o, Choice sIoIasscs, At 40 cent? per
gallon, ~ y Y, II q soN' =
August li.
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A New York correspondent Of the
National Intelligence, under date OF the
26h Jan. says: From Ecuador we have
a contradiction Of the reported purchase
Of the Galapagos Islands by The United
States. and The paper making the conlra>
dics,ion lei Progresso Of GuaysquiD
says:
.The Government ofihe United States
proposes, through iIs residen, Minister
in The capital, The loan Of three millions
OF dollars. a, the rate Of FIVE per cent. per
annum. on The condition thai reduction
Of one dollar be made on the price Of eve
~ ton Of guann bought by ciliz ms Of the
United States from Ecuador. The loan
shall be paid, discounIing dollar on eve
ry ton OF guano. The Government sub
United The proposition 10 Congress. who
arqnirsced thereto, and as yet they have
not drawn single draft, il moi being ne.
cessary TO dispose Of The said amount"
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JOY FOR THE INyAiID.--we cut the
folIowing hon he !. PHILADELPHIA Saturday Ua.
zete." and recommend our leaders 70 petuse j
casfalIy. aud those suffering should mol delay
purchasing -
-DR. HoOFLAND's GERMAN BIT.
TERs.--rhis celebrated medicine. prepared w
DC. M.JttgssS. sllhe imposing German Medi.
cine Store, No. 100 Arch street. iscs,ilina IN.
preceicnied pubic attraction. and The proprietor
whs !. 4 scientific physician, IL selling immense
quantities Of u. The virtues u this remedy arc
- fnIy sci forth IL the extended notice u y. "a
be- seen IN our advertising columns. that ihsIe =
hardly any room len ioi Us % speak Oft. Thi'
much we may adi--Of The long ifsin o. phys'
cal ills 10 which humanity Is heir. there is none
more distressing Than The general detsnesmen
ofthe digestive sprssius. which nevti isis y
secompsny adisadoted siai, Of The li,tt, Head
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QuIrE a MARRYING MAS.--The Pitts
burgh Pa Post Says" A man, named
David Bates. was convicted Of bigamy
at the last term Of the Indiana county
court. aud sentenced 10 twenty-five
months imprisonment in the Western
Penitentiary. TO which place he was
brought the other day. ltappcars he
was committed for the same offence in
1851. and had just rot out. He return
cd 70 The neighborhood Of Blairssille,
and, by dyeing his whiskers and chang
ing his name To David Beatty, was
again married to a young widow, by
the very same justire 81 the peace WIN
married him before. One OF the wit
nesses on the trial stated that Bates had
seven wives living, Of even MORE"
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CT CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING
BLOOD.--see the certificate Of Mr. Turner ".
kamsry, for many years proprietor 81 The Far
m.fs Hotel. ffedriekshUtg, Va, and late d
The City Hotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr. John Minse. Of The city o. Richmond,
though regular physician. and Of course or.
posed 10 what j. called quaek medicines, Vas
obi .el 10 say that IL good ciIrcts IN the case
Of W.. Ramsey were wonderful indeed.
lie hid heen given up by several physieiansi
bad tried most u the quack medicines. and Nai
on the verge q despair. AZ well A. The grave
xhea he iiioh Carriers spanish Mixture.
We refer the public 10 his foil and length,
certificate sraupl the bottle, stating bis cure.
See advertisements In
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Ladies Cloaks and Mantelets.
= SUPPLY Of ,cty handsome l.adics' Clocks
~ aud Manieilas tot sale rs
]. &. TuRRENTtNE & son.
Nov. ss. 6i--
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I am now Receiving

January Is
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

MICHIGAN LEGIsLATURE.-Detr Jan. g.
The Legislature Of Michigan met to-day and
organized at Adrin. The message of the Gov
erner states the Indebtedness of the State to be
over three millions. The surplus in the Trea-
sury on the 30th of November was $3.50. .OO4.
He recommends the prohibition of the crcula-
ton Of bank bills Of less denomination than
five dollars ; the amendment of the prohibitory
liquor law, by establishing license system OF
the sale of one or more gallons, and an amend.
ment to the law relating to mining companies
the increase of their capital, &c.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
Circulate the Petitions.

How are yeu getting along with them?-
Perhaps this inquiry is unneccssary--you may
have your section completely canSassed. IT.
true-so nuch the better! We hope it may
be the'esse:~'if not,e however, spare no pains
nor time in accomplishing, the work in the
allotted time In WILMINGTON the committees
have well nigh finished the work, and their Pc
titions will shortly be presented to the Legs.
lsture. We have not heard directly from the
other sections of the State. but we presume the
good work is being pushed forward with dill
gence. 1t must be borne in mind that the 18th
instant--next Monday--was the day fixed upon
by the State Temperance Convention, for lay
ing. the memorials in favor of u Prob ibitory
Law, before the Assembly. ~ .....'
Weunderstand that our opponents are active
ly engaged in circulating Prohibitory Law
Tracts and Papers among the people, in some
sections, They would glory and exult in de-
feating our philanthropic cause. They may dc
it, Too, if We are not impelled by energy equa
TO theirs The time is short-the work is moi
heavy, for which, if success attends it, you will
be amply paid--you can retire from the contest
with the satisfaction of knowing that you aideC
materially in the enactment of law, the gooC
results of which is beyond conception. Again
we. repeat, circulate your petitions-see tina
every voter in your district has an opportunit,
to signit end if there is not sufficient time
allotted you, hold on to the petition few day.
until you have presented it to every man, anC
then bear it forward.
We have heard nothing from the petitions 10
the ladies. We hope they nave not grow
weary in the battle. Ladies' your power i
irresistible when fully awakened. 1.-THE Scotch
mans remark be true that "woman often prove
the better man." then your help is invaluable.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10

JOYS FOR THE TNvALID.-NNe cut the follow
ing from. the PhiadcIphia Saturd0y Gazettc,
aud recommend our readers to peruse it care
fully, and those suffering should not delay pur-
chasing:
Dir. lIoolland's German Bitters.-This celr-
brated dmedlcne, prepared by DR.. Z. NJ. JackSor,.
at the Imposing German Medicine Store, No.
I20 Arch street, IS exciting unprecedented
public attention, and the proprietor, who Is Il ,
scientific physician Is selling immense qnanti-
ties OF It. The virtues of TINS remedy are 70
fully set forth in the extended notice of it, 10
DE seen in our advertising columns. that there
is hardly any room left TOR US to speak Of it
This much we may add-Of the long train OF
physical Ills 70 which humanity is heir, there is
none more distressing than the general derange-
ment OF the digestive apparatus, which never
fails to accompany dlsurdered state of the
liver. Headache, piles, langnor, trettuness,
a bilious tongue, morbid BREATH loss of appe-
tIte-im short, an mdescrlbable wretchedneSs
Of existence, are lis Insutierable and lte-wast-
ing attendants. These diseases, which have
baied The skill OF the ablest Doctors, have been
radically cured by lIooaand's German Bitters,"
See advertisement.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
3lcns eNttms, 1t.

~ .t+
OF We clip the following items from the
Del Gase;te.
PURcnAsED.--N. D. Appleton of this city, las
purchased the farm in Kent County, Md, on
which Commodore Parker and fourteen other
British soldiers were killed in the last war;
1t contains 232 acres, and he gave $4,000.
APPLICANTS FOR CLERK OF THE PEAcE.-NNe
learn that VIM. Banting Wiggins VIM. l..
Miles, and EdwarI Williams, are applicants
for the office Of clerk of the peace. The term
Of the present incumbent, John d. Dilworth
Esq, Will expire in June next,
The ALLEGED MAIL Observation-Disclosures
and Wilkinson. the alleged mail robbers were
brought to New Castle and lodged in jail on
Monday last. They will be tried on Tuesday
next.
HAULED OUT.-The steamer Ba loon, belong.
ing TO Capt. Whllldin, is now OH the railway o
John g. John y. Harris, undergoing repairs
DrORcEs.-Dr. Isaac &. Sheward has givel
public notice of hls intention to apply to thC
! Legislature for IA divorce.
John II. Hyatt Of this city, also gives motto
that he will apply for divorce.
Smyrna times., 1855-01-10
Dill E D,

On the 3d inst, ia this town, EUGENE L.a
son of Walter aud Lydia S. McMullen, in the
9th year of his age. ..... t... e..a4.,. b. 70 g,
Eugene is gone! The pain, anguish and suf.
foring Of mortality, With him, are all buried in
the grave, and he is living in eternal youth amid
the redeemed and, happy in Paradise. lie has.
joined IN the new song OF praise tethe lamb,
sung by millions Of angelic spirits around the
Throne Of Cod. He is but awaiting your COM
ing, mourning Parents; he cannot return TO
earth, but you can sc where he is--trom sorrow
to eternal ioys--and there dwell forever. H. q.