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The true Democrat., 1855-10-30

them that they nuSt utllNeT Il p to us the lu- dians, otherwise the Texans will make them responsible for the murders of their wives and children, and the depredations upon their pro- perty It is now clear that they combine with and protect the Indians. l have tried to ex- plain to them the injustice of their course, and have advised them that we will invade their country and burn the last of their towns, II they continue to protect and fraternize with this hand of outlaws whose hands are still reeklng
 Tn the blool of innocent women and children, who have recently fallen on the soil of Texas, beneath the tomahawk of relentless savages.
 We molested none of their property until we found them fighting side by side with the h. dians, whose demoniac hands are still wet with the blood of Texan women and children. And we have since troubled nothing save what was necessary for our own support and safety. Had we supposed the MeXlcans would have united with the Indians against us we should never have crossed into their country with our num- Der of men-but we are now here, and intend to hold footing until something is accomplish ed. The Mexicans must either deliver to us our Indian enemies, or abide the consequences that will hereafter result to them from the perfdy which has already been enacted.
 Fellow-citizens of Texas! we want you to CoHie to our du It Is TOT you, youi "i'oo "n" children, that we have already exposed our lives, and are still determined to fight It is for you, as our friends, neighbors and country men, that some of us have fallen, and others yet bleed It is for you that we have come here to shed our blood and sell our lives; and we ask you if your brothers shall be slain by Mexican and savage perfidy, without any effort on your part for vengeance.
 i've are we'll fortified here, with cannon for our protection, and have support at hand suffi- cient to shield us from destruction till we re- ceive endorsements. We have brought all our wounded with us, and they are well cared for at the hospital at Eagle Pass. Our dead shall be brought in, and receive decent inter- ment on American soil. We are in hourly ex-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Arf'efes.
lsHE SUBJ, rbcr oif, The trade large and varied
Il stock of Esrthen~are, China aud 81 s.. the pat
OF which Wsrr selected by himself In person.
Having xpere Of many year- in TN. particular
business he feels great confidence IN stating that in point
of price and quality, it will eompae faso'ably with any
other house in the trade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basin. aud Ewer-, Jugs, Tea Ware. etc.
Blue Print. Flowing and Fancy II"
Fine Decorated Chius Dinner ard Desert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet sets
Do do do Puclers md Nas"s
Gold Bind do of above ystiety
White CHI u do Of aL1y. variety.
Common War; Of every doscnpiinn, snitahic lot
" olesalinr which he offer, upon such trms 70, oIsb
cannot fail 20 please
Fine Mante Prr and Toilet Glasses
FIN Ivory Tnhlr Cutlery Winters an Britsanin Wnrr
Safety. md other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware In every variety.
All he ak. IL call, md he feel, assured hi.prees
will rive satisfaction.
I'll. Packrri. of tle best in tie trade
Stone Wnre Mt Factor prices
sep l2-t' JAS d. Il. EVANS
No II Main street Richmond. va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
MERCHANDIoE.
,CcoNDsUPPLY NEW GOODS

= The subscriber. opening for inspection
their SECOND SUPPLY Of seasonable Goods, recent
ly purchased b, their senior partner IN Ne" i"'h'
Which, added to their September purchase makes men
stock very full and fine most attractive ever oe1ea
in tins market embracing all tie newest OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS j. Silks, satias. Vaeneias, Monsiih'
Mrrno- &c. Ladies Nelyei Satin aud Cloth Cloaks "
r.Inns French Emhfuiier IN great variety, among
which are extra rich SETS of Maiese Lsee AMI AHs3n
sleeves a. d Collars. general ass rtment oI Clpt-,
Ca.,fmeres and yestnes Tor gentlemen. avy stock
Of Servants Gonds such tulled l.nseys, Satinels
Plaid Lindsey. and Blankets. Carpets Rugs, Crumb'
Cloths and Duor Mats. Together viii nll goods be-
longing tlt1e Dry Goods trade, nany ut WI Il nave
been ha.rd r much les than they could lave been
lad emily N the season. All OF whIeh they deter
mined 10 sell low aud only ask examination Is oil
they an Ia usurc saii.t ttion
nnvl1.df. JOHN r. DAVIS \ co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery. Guns, SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c

fnTinsnlIB tOOdB, &c, &C.
fREGOKiH kOfAl.L ing determined To mn kc
~ nchanRe Ia their business, will offer from to day
the ugrst md d".irebe stock of Hardware. Cu,.
,ry A. ~ uicfrd in this marke nj ercnr
reduced price, iof epst Many articles and bioao
Intending to cose mp .ie.r bpanessas speedily a.
po-.iile, they cordial, invite oil Indebted 10 the old
CONCERN Of Gregory & Roya mud the ate concern of
Gregory, Rp,nll Simpson topay up longer indul.
gousr cannot be given.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
S2O,O0O Worth Of Dry foods al Cost
FOR CASH

) ii ia our intention 10 muh" IL change IN our ius-
Z n ne.t We offer entire Sock ut cost, md some
articles below foi We therefore, respectfully
invite the public 10 cn md supply themselves. This
is chm md he ergo, ed until the last Of
frbrunA; tor dcternilri In closc our present
slurh 10y thnt lime, The ARTICLES numerous
mention Oui stock embraces such Us Il usually found
in regular Dry Good, Store. Also. Hats and Caps
Boots nui Shoes County Merchants will fad il to
thcr interest by calling soon. Our Stock J. II new
me tunghoui md selected 10 advantages for the
buyers. y NJ GUGGENHEiMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
A CARD

FENHE subscrbrr rtuu- tha - - hi. pnirou, md
hieuds tor the lJctd aftOnagr he fu.Y-d on Inn
-arc lie commenced the Bonk business in thi. place.
aud commend. their conf encr IA. ,ucces.or.--
liiars Hooper
pm agts X. A WILLIAM S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

ht$SoEgTRoN.-1 eoarein OF \. \ NJ
- & 1geruheimrr has been tbiS da, ,ia alvel ~
mutual couseuf. All rlnims against tho concern VIII
he settled hy Nathaniel GuggrnLemrr; tho.e indebted
to the will make payment to the same. early
posi- IT,, Tor inuger Indulgence cannot be- given.
We uudrr our thinks L. the public Tor pissed f,vor.
aud mmeud lur successor To continuance OF their
patronage.
N < NJ GuGGENlIElMER
Lynrlhntr, Feb Goth 1850 --ieo2.d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

FE'ilH subscriber would respectfully en- the nttep-
n ton oil those wishing make thcir friends pre-
sert for Crsmns or eA Nea TINT will be prized above
diamonds 10 call this gallery and select from his large
nssormeht" Jewelry and Fancy Goods. Just received
III The occasion nj prices the times and hive
hcm FILED with one OF his inimmitabe PREMlI+ Vi
DEGu EhREOTlPES. Remember that GIBBS bore
NJ of he palm by the first premium over AL competitors
at the tate FAIRS al Petersburg and Richmond; which
Is snlhetrnt guarantee hat his is the place To hive
Your mage transferred equa nature So without much
ndo come along IN railroads, in your carriages or on
loo all are received alike and YOU Will find plenty Of
room good fire aud every hing mike you comfortable
""'e "mir Your time OF sitting. Ia every en-
the satisfaction riscn--or no charge made
Al tie sign of the flag Pc GIBBS
~ vi paper. ndycrt.ing for mo viii cnny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
WATCH & JEwEhRY ESTABLISHMENT

" 111 SI1 q VI w I T,
Main St, Lynchburg Va.
X We have iu4' received in adition 10 our former
CD s'och nt Watch and Jevtlry. fresh supply Of
6Sa8 very fnc gold and silver lever Watches nn the
sp broyed nahef-. Also large atd well .rrtrd
stock at Gentlemen Fob aud vest GImin-, braufroi
article nnI of latest patterns lade, Brr,tpin> Ear
rings. Finger rings Brn clcs, Buttons, Gold una Silver
Prue- Ne with all Other articles usually kcpt in sum
embellishments, 10 which W. rc,Pec rl invite tie
lci ton al all wanting good Watches aud lea rlrv
Persons Whiting Lynrhbure ana desiring any art Gle
in our line, respectfully solicited to call and exam
inc our stock, anxious To cAlih these goods
and are equally ANXIOUS to sell them, consequently will
sebargaGs.
Repairing Watches. Jewcly md a articles Of gop
and sllvcr ware repaired short notice.
bits II. SlLNERrHORN g. 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
rgNoEACsO SCREWS. FLATNER>.

MILLS aud tlAIl RES. FOX SALE-On
raH>enoe ft. la he sold al arot bargain, Il" enIjre
ttstaies, Screws fninrs Mill, Prrs-cs, &C. lelole-
ing 10 un extensive robacco Manufacturing c,tab'i.l
mrn; tie whole al hlro have been used but short
ttro aud rubrte ali the latest improvements The
-" rr Mtsng determined to 2rent induce n1rnts
Will b. offered purchasers, the most favorable terms.
II Immediate rrp'i,atiou be- nude
marl = NJ II. MOSDY. Auctr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

(tAND, GlANO.-In consequence ri the ~.
~ daton made by the Peruvian Agcnl in the price
at hunuo, will close stock s53 per 2Ou5
hs.. CASH. Those in want will please call sron ~
qunnliy Is small. ~. T. ANDERSONS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
NEW sPassN1.A SUMMER CLoVss-

y -lh' n7drrslgned tns lust received from
III" northern cities splendid and well selected Sturk
the abnve oihiug and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS;
and aHtcing himself they canno, be- surpassed in
beauty aud style by similar establishment in this
e'}' he leaves II To the public and hi. friends O
Judge for themselves a Il assures Them thar hr viii ,e
great bargains. odheting strictly to the "Qaick
sales and small profits Con1e one aud all.
tnar2V.5m NJ. GIGGEN HELNER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
f;'isE QUICKEST YETi-Reccivod from

Ts FOR KENT-A small House near Mr.
I'LL Warren Ganrawar, with about TWO ncres "a
closed, and a good spring within thirty yards of The
door Possession given Immediately. Apply
mar26-dts JOHN HOLLINS.
YNCHBuRG GROUND PLASTER In bags or
- bauels constantly hand and for sale by
mal'3-ts Il. T. SACkETT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

k'RE su GARDEN SEEDS SPRING
i SuffLi FOR ISj5.-Landreth's celebrated Gar.
drn Seeds warranted fresh AMI genuine The Stock il
a'Se ann embrace, every kinl Of Vegetable Seed usual
~ "an'd' consisting IN part, Of cary six week Snaps
lalSe Luna Beans, extra early Pens Oliou Sets Cab.
bn es Celery. Ssl>afy Rudishes Toluattoe &c Nc
Also. few choice Flower seeds
"an"r'i's Cniai'sne an Almanac, with direction.
Tor planting aud culture, Ia be had stns FOR sale A.,
JOHN II. SEAY 4 CO.
fel7.ts Dn,na;,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

DAlNE " CHRISTIAN urs now in receipt Of
lIgr assortment of
BLANK BOOKS,
ton--tig oI Lrepor-, Juurrnl- ia, 3o,l~, aud Memo
at yaloa- sgr-i rqmI ia style aud qpIis IL my in
muk'l and nj prices To .,it tie tunes. Csll before
pu# e. HslrG el-rwhr,e. mur3 u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
DAINTs. OILS. Nc.-
Notice 10 Travellers.

rrzn-ass. Our Stages will IN future lenye Lynch
burg "u Mondays. "Wednesday aud FRI
la, nnrniu >, arrive Charottrsv H. nigh, CIV
nr passengers Null nights rcst going North.
sep ~ -d3tawts J. I. HAMMER 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
Bush Mountain Nil! Stones.

w superior VI Il Sloues. Tno-. in want would d.,
well 10 ouil >uan. LEE 4 JOHNSON
oct 23-rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
sOUTlisaDE ik.rLROAD,


AND NEW.IUkk FACkETS.-Thl- .asssss
LONE line is composed OF the following YES els and
.ns from Ncw.i ork every three days. All owned in
f, he city of Richmond, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
CsIAMPAe.NE WINE

- Wine the most approved Br.ud. tapottc5. in
pint anc quart Bottles, for sne by
dec 4 l. EE e JOHNSON
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The New York Herald thus pitches
inlo The Richmond Enquirer.
WHICH 70 WHICH THE Richmond
Enquirer says thai the London Times al
ways arrays itself in favor Of any move
mcn, aglins, The well being II The United
States. This assertion is eallet! out by
The Times articles approving Of the prin
ciplcs Of The new American movement.
The Richmond Enquirer forgels that the
London Times was as ardent in support
81 General Pierce's eleclion To The Presl'
tency as i. is now in favor Of the American
party. Was the London Times. IN sup
porting General Pierce. maliriously ar
rayed against The well being Of the UNI
ted States! We rather think so. hu, will
ask our cnnfrere Of The Richmond EnquIr'
er for his opinion on The subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The Washington Union very often
makes laundering declarations as 10 what
The administration will do. and holds forth
The idea that all the thunder is the Presi.
den,'s. But. whenever the whole thing
Is found TO be condemned by public opin
ion. the editor steps ont and bows ant
rcr,pes and bushes. and says thai all III,
noise was his own and no, his masters
lie is . smart fellow. and has evidently
read 10 advantage The anec,loie of wait
Ing maid who got . fine new gown b.
taking upnn herself an awkward mishsl
that btl,li Ter mistress in company.
LouisriNs Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

THE NEw BorSTY LaSD L.w.-The
number Of applications under this law
now amount to l0l 800. and are still
coming 10 at rapid rate. The Union
Of Friday says:
II Is probable that the Pension Office
will commence the issue OF warrants
about the lst Of June next. as the en-.
craving Of the plates is rapidly pro.
crossing. Already has a copy Of the
portrait Of the Secretary Of the Navy
been completed for the 100 acre war.
rant, that Of the Secretary of the Int.
ri0r for the 100 acre warrant, and tina,
Of the Secretary Of War for the so acre
warrant. The portraits Of the Presi.
dent and others are still in the hands
Of the engravers. The engrayings al.
ready executed are greatly admired BY
all who have seen them. aud are proud
evidences Of American skill and ge-
Mus ia this department Of the fns
arts.
| The commissioner has decided that
the right, of a widow Of deceased sol.
bier are lost 10 a second marriage. but
are revived again on the death Of the
second husband. n, however, there
be minor children living Of the frs,
husband, they may claim in right oil
their father during the second marriage
A power Ut attorney cannot be eseeu-
ted until after the warrant has been
issued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The late rains at the South appear
to have extended over large extent Of
country. Nearly all our South Caro-
lima. Georgia and Alabama exchanges
report fine showers. aud at the mouth
Of Red River. in Louisiana. thunder
shower Of two hours duration occurred
on Monday oflast week. Heavy rains
have also fallen between Sandoyal aud
Cairo. in Illinois, and the farmers are
said to be gr' atty graiilied. as they In
sure an abundant crop Of corn, wheat
SC. PET LIT. Of ioG iasi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

vIRoiMA EIkcffoN. " The election
takes place on Thursday. the 24lli Of the
present month. The Governor. oIhcr'
Stale officers, members II Congress and
81 The Legislature, are 10 be elected. Mr..
Wise, ii laIe speech. stated iha, he had
spoken i4s hours in the canvass, and ex-
pressed his conviction thai he would be
elected by 1000 maiori,y. The Know
Mornings clam majority OF 10000. MI.
Flournoy. the Know-No,hing candidate
Tor Governor. makes no speeches, bn.
leaves The whole matter in The hands Of
his party friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

PETERSBURG ELEcrIoN.--At the muni-
cipal election in Petersburg. Va. the 7,h
inst. The result was as follows: For May
or--T'ownes, ami, American. sea; VIII
hams. Native, GIL. For Chamberlain
McGoa an. anii-American. 1s3; Erkly.
Native, 709. For Collector Of Taxes
Ramban,. Native. 765; williamson. anti
American. 1850. Average democratic lnss
Of 100 upon the Presidential vote Of 1859.
The Council STAND Is anti Americans 20
o Naiives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
An Ina,p,nd,ul Corrrupr.-rhc ,sl,e,apI,

An Independent Coycrnor-Thc Telegraph
brought Us yesterday the gratifying INTEL
ligrnce that Governor Gardiner, Of Mas
sachusel,s, had refused 10 grant the appli>
cation OF the Two Houses Of the I.rgisls>
iure for The removal Of Judge Lorng.
Trusting that this account IS true. the act
$50 independent, and, under The eircum>
stances. SO honorable 10 The hrmness 81
the Goycrnor--will give him an enviabIe
place in the admiration and esteem of he
good and order,loying and law.abidine men
Of The country. and every part Of u. THIS
worthy magistrate, so worthy of bis high
office. did mol share the friendship and The
wise and conservative preeepls Of Daniel
Webster 10 vain. but. "wiih The unstoop.
ing fnmness 81 an upright soul" hasproy-
ed irue disciple Of tina, great republican,
and statesman. Not. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

A warm controversy, between Esas-
tss Brooks, Esq. one 81 the editors ot
the n. Y. Express, and Archbishop
Hughes, has been going on IN the pa
pers for some time past. The latter
charged the former with falsehood, IN
asserting that conveyances Of real es-
tate had been made TO him, Hughes i
whereupon Nr. Brooks publishes from
the Records, forty five copies Of con.
seyanees OF land TO the Archbishop.
The Catholic prelatc endeayored TO get
out OF this difficulty by averring that
the transfers were to the ehurch,-he
representing the church. But, Mr..
Brooks shows that the conyeyances
vest title, in fee simple, in Hughes,
that the property is his to give away
cell nr dispose Of ashe pleases. This
property Is Of immense value. Mr.
Brooks also shows a transfer Of por.
ton Of this property Of God" IS
Hughes STYLED il, By Hughes TO the
Harlem Railroad Company, for SAG,
600, and AYERS that there are other con.
yeyances still on the record. Where.
upon this used updiyine, who through.
ont The whole controversy exhibited
more Of wrath and regeneration than
&c Christian kindness and truth, with.
draws from the contest in this awkward
way 81 take him LBrooks) with CO.
vereL hands 70 the nearest open Fash
ola window, and send him forth with
the single mental observation ca
henee, wretched and vile insect,-th'
world has space enough for you as vel
a. for me.
This discounted Archbishop is u,
same iIdiyidual who, according 70 Al
accounts. e1erts 80 powerful an influ
ence in the popular elections Of tt'
country. VIII Herald
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

men Who are dssetminsd to adhere to tho con.
scrvative and national principles Of the patty
which pledge Them TO maintain the Constitution
and the Union and the rights Of the States, and
which necessarily srclade the slavery agitation
--Massachuset,s and New Hampshire disorgan-
ixers IL there should Be such in the council. will
be either sienced or excluded. and the party
freed from the ,eproach Of abolition fanaticism |,
and il this Is done in The outset, as we believe
win be the case II the issue Is made, the country
win feel additional confidence In the integrity
and patriotism Of the now powerful American
party. The Democrats and Wings, az National
parties, were long annoyed by the abo,ionisis.
who acted with either as they could beat sub
serve their own purposes, and no little corruption
was thereby engendered. Isisnoi to be wondered
at, therefore, IL the American party shall have
the same difficulty to encounter They will
show their wisdom, however. by speedily Riding
themselves Of the annoyance when il shall he
presented. The Know Nohings Of New Jer'
sey, it viii be seen, have taken the true posi-
ton; and those Of New York and Fennsylya'
MIA, it is confidently asserted, win stand square
upon the national plslform. So may il he.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
soxEropr wAsrrp TO TasE SgpA.

soxE1oUY WANTED TO TAKE SEBAs.
ToPoL.--The English people despair Of
their old fngy generals in the Crimea Ia
king sebasfopol. and the London Times
suggests that if Americans can show a
way to take sebastopol. England will
be ready 20 learn and give them credit
for the lesson. This is regularly in
yiting proposals. and we have no doubl
that a contract could be made in III,
United States which would ensure The
accomplishment Of the job.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The Madrid correspondent OF the
Paris Steele. under date &c the 9th in
slant, communicates the annexed state
ment, the entire correctness uf which
is rendered probable by the known traits
Of the last part Of IL relating 10 the
course Of the President. II viii be era.
tifying 10 the great majority Of our read.
ers:
.1'he Government has received com.
munications Of very recent date from
tie Representative Of Spain at Wash
ington. This Minister felieitateshim.
self on the good intentions of the Uni.
ted States. and on The nature of bis rela.
tions With the Washington Cabinet.
which has again just reiterated TO IFS
agents IN all tie purts of the Union
formal instructions 10 oppose every at
tempt at an expedition against the Isl.
aud Of Cuba"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
THE CHippswA NATnx.--The ST.

The CHIPPEWA N aTnS.--The 81.
Louis Republican thinks liirie . ressona-
bic prospect OF rerlsiinine the whole ma
,ion nl Chippewa Indians from bsrbarisn-
The leading feature e Tie nesiy recrn,ly
made between this tribe and The United
States 10 that az fast a. rtlsidasls or
communities become elv,lixrd ~ eer-
tain extent tof whirh the United Sites
Commissioners s'e judges iI'ey srr " be
admitted TO all The rights and privileges
IL American eiiizens. The dssne " rome
urser This condillon Is very eenersI. !, -
ssil. and large sums viii be expended
hi. year. both BY The Indians and Mir
sionary Sorieties. in building school-h"us.
es and in The purchase 81 farming uirn-
sis. There are more ihan two hnnalre.i
thousand lndians thus waiting IL be CO.
siliz.d. aud The experiment Is likely 10 ha
ine,i lsirIy Tor The iiol lime since the sell
clement Of America ~ extending equal
rights 10 The abongints.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

VIZ. n. ssussu.-'rbs notorious in.
ditidusl. We take 10 be The ebiei Of The an.
,.Am,rican party. Archbishop Hughes
and Henry A. Wise. IN their war upon
the Know Mornings, are only his Lieu.
vnaals. and III Inc fruits Of their lsbors
viii result 10 his benefit.
Tie . Know Nothing or American
parry sabJusd OF snnihilslsd. uhs, psriy
70 lhsfe IN existence. which can proven,
me election Of Seward 10 the Presidency
N 1851 We have put this question 70
may Democrats, end never got ssii'.
lsetory snswss. l.raanoi BE answered.
ihs sss upon he Rnov Nothing. IS >
va, iof 3svsfl's sj,sncrmeni--. md he