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wAoEs wos.-A short time ago. two Of the
most distinguished mionalies, in ilourishing
Southern city met in social chat, and discussed
their mutual merits. In the course Of the con-
fab. the Judge bantered the Colonel, and Of
Fered to bet Eve dollars the latter could not say
the Lords prayer. The Colonel accepted the
bet. aud putting himself into asolemn attitude,
pegan to repeat, keeping time By the swaying
of his body, and pfonouncing with emphatic
force alternate on each syllable, these lines;
'sOw l lay me down T. sleep,
Iprsy the LOrimy soul to keep,
II shosld---'
stop; stopp cried the Judge, interrupting
him, that will do, / give it up, here's the v,
but did not think you could say it,
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IL. e. KNIGHT.

ATTOR NEY ATLA W,
LEEsBURGH, ............... CARROLL coo.
WILL promptly attend to all the business that
may be intrusted to him, in Carroll Harrison and
Tuscarawas counties. "'1
J Feb.S-S5.l
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sWhat did you hang that cat for, Isaac?
asked the school teacher. The boy looked ur
and gravely answered, FOR new tiny.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

'Holloa, Gapn. when was you elected, ; in
CURED wag .be other day of fellow who
was driving pair Of horses that looked as 4
they had been fed on hoops for the last SIX
months.
Elected to WHAT answered the fellow with
the pair Of Roznantes.
'0yerseer Of the poor replied the wag.
Ca lang, CIV up and the official departed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

Whyi- man who marries twice like the
captain OF ship? Because he has second
mate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

II you want to build cheap, come to Waynesburgh,
and buy your Nails, Locks, Latches Paints, Glass and
SASH R0BERT NELSON
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nENRY,s MYlGORATING C0EnIAL


PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS COMPOSITION.
This Invaluable ordla is extracted from Herbs and
Roots which have been found after years of experience
by the most skliu Physicians to be possessed of uua
ties most beneficial in the diseases for which it
mended and hence whilst it is presented TO the public
ecacous remedy, it is also known to be of thia
character which reliance may be placed as to its safety
In cases Of mpoency, Hemorrhages, Dsordered Steri
ty, Menstruation or Suppression of the Menses Flour
Albums or Whites, or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause such weakness from sickness
where the patient has been confined to bed for some time
for Females after Confinement Abortion or Miscarriage
this Cordial cannot be exceed in its sautary effects Oh
in loss Of Muscular Energy, Iitabity Physical Prostra
ton. Seminal Weakness Palpitaon of the Heart Indi
geston, Sluggishness, Decay Of the ProcreaVe Func
tions Nervousness &c., where Tonic Medicine is re
qured it will be found equal not superior to any Com
pound ever used
TO FEMALES.
Ienrys Invigoratng Cordial is one of the most inval
liable Medicines in the mauy Complaints to which Fe
males subject. 1t assists nature to brace the whole
system, check excess and creates rerewed health anC
happiness Less suffering disease aud unhappipess anon
Ladies would exist were they generally to adopt the US
of this ordia Ladies who are debilitaed by those ob
shucons which females liable to- restored by tn,
use OF bottle or two, to bloom aud to VigOr.
YOUNG MEN.
That solitary practice fatal to the existence of mar
aud it is the young who are most apt to become its vic
Tins from an ignorance Of the danger to which they
subject themselves, causes
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Weakness OF the tystem and Premature Decay Msoy
II you may be suffering, msltd az to the cause o.
source ui Disease 70 those, then, who by excess have
brought or them. elves Premature ImpOtency Invonn
aTy Seminal Emissions, Weakness and Shriveling of the
Genital Organs, Nervous Affection, any other conse
quences OF uurestramed nduger.e of the sensual pay
%. q tt..I 4
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Hardware ! IIardWareI hi

The subscriber takes this method OF normingthe pub
lie that he has opened Hardware Store In Waynes
burgh where he keeps constantly on hand Iron, Nails
Paints Oils Varnish, Glass; Sash, Locks Latches Car
rage Trimmings, Saddery Hardware and in fact, every
thing usually kept In such Stores | solicit shaI
Of the public patronage ROBERT NELSON.
Nov. 1904 6m,
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PIANOS | PIANOS !! PIANOS III!

Allow MS to call your attention to stock Of SPLEN-
DID Pianos Of all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames, all of Rosewood Cases. with all the modern i'm
provements highly and neatly finished, of brilliant and
powerful tome For eighteen years have they been sold
all over the Union, in competition with all others,
n
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JOHN TENNIS a. co.

Importers and Job6ers Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware ,
7iSo doors above the entrance Of he american Hotel,
No. 4s, Superior Street., Cleveland, Ohio.
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DIR, .. IN. MARCHIsIs
CELEBRA D CH0LIJ0N.

FoR THE RELIEF AND CURE OEsUFFERING FE-
MALES.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-03-15

Itudl DtsS extra, S2O'
L. T. C0NANT, Ra fe ma, ,0hiowil furnish any of the
above instruments at III, prices published cad will war
ant each to give slti ,ton. Each instrument will be
we'll plckel in q, 1t case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad wi be promptly attended to.
All orders for said instruments will carefully and
rompty forwarded by WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. 9l85i, IT, Cawollton, Ohio.
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LEONARD SCOTT a CO. New York. con
tinue to re.publish the following British Peri
odieAls, viz ........
The LOSDOS QUARTERLY Conservative.
Tux EDISBUROH REvEw (Whig),
IS.
The NORTH BRITrsH REvIEw free church,.
The WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Liberal).
5.
BLAcEwoOD's EDrNBuRoH MAoAzrSE (Tory).
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TIE prospect this year for wheat is good:
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REMEDY & COLEMAN,

HOuse, Sign Gnd OrmGmsntaI
inters,
[shop South East Corner Public Square,
[nslyl caFrOlson' Ohio
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CARHARTs IMPROVED
PATENT MELODEONS.

P. a. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland, O., Finishing
and Ware Room in the Second aud Third stories of Hur
burts New Block, Nos g. SO and 6S Ontario street Man
ulactOy in the new story brick building directly il
rear.
P. A. Child is the sole Proprietor ofth above name,
Patent for the State Of Ohio
Having been two years and half in peIlectug thes
Instruments, Introducing various Improvements and 1t
systemazing the business of manufacture now pre-
pared 70 Turn out "a instruments per week. keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture, 300 Melo
deons
Attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets of Reeds, aud two Banks of Keys a,
being decidedly superior to any Meodeon ever before
made in this country. A Committee of the franklin
Institute at Philadelphia, awarded Medal for the first
one made; since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST
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A Conductor ordered Pat who had no mon"
ey to leave at the next station.
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E. n. ECKELY.''

AttOrnsy and CoWmsslIOr GtLav
will practice at the profession in Carroll and the ad
joining counties. All business entrusted to him viii
receive prompt attention. 0FFICE-Small frame
building one door South of the 'Stdger House," Car
rollton. Ohio. ...
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a. KUHN q UU.
No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd.
L. T. C0NANT, Ravenna, Ohio is the authorized agent
of A. Kuhn Co. for the sale Of their Pianos in all Nor
then Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, tOwhom appica
tion should be made
All orders, applications &C., will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Ssy. .. 1854 II c~Svellton, Ohio.
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New Arrangement.

The undersigned takes this method Of informing the
citizens Of Carroton and the rest Of mankind that he
has purchased the Drug Store Of John sterinr Fso'r
and that he Is jus, receiving large lot of5s tom he
Eas TO be Offered tor sale by h.mat Tie od establish
ment, at the Lowest prices, for which thsv can ha
purchased ID tt.s sectuu cl county. All drugs war
ranted pure JOHN O. BAXTER
Csroltou o. Jan. l8 'E5.
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'husure did,
why, then. are you here again.!
And sure, did you not say, All aboardF
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British Periodicals
EARLY COPIEs SECUTED.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co. New York. con.

PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS ~
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TO ARMSl TO ARMSl

Another lot of Kipp for sale, of very fine texture
and beautiful finish; So come along, shOemakeIs and
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather
for cannot be beat.
N. B FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in cash or
leather, at my tannery. j. W. YOUNG.
Nov. 8, 1854. IT, BeunaVista Valley.
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LEONARD SCOTT d CO.,

N. B,-L S. Z Co. have recently published
and nave now for sale. the Farmers Guide"
BY Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh, and the
late Prof. Norton, Of Yale College, New Ha-
ven, complete in vols, royal octave, con.
tanning 1000 pages, IL steel, and 600 wood en-
cravings. Price, in muslin binding, 6. .r
Jan II So
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But judge of the Conductors surprise and
wrath to find him aboard when fairly under
Nsy.
Did not tell You to get oa'' said the Con-
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The LoSDOS QUARTERLY (COnservative).
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

was The FIRST deside,l cheek CORVALLIS had
had since he took cummand OF the Southern
Army. Charleston and Savannah had sue.
cumbed before him. Georgia and South Car
olina were invested with the British under
Rawdon. Arnold was in full force in Viz.
GINA and il but needed success to crown the
arms Of CORVALLIS in North Carolina. to
make them feel that the British Lion was all
powerful at the South. as he had been at the
North on the Termination OF the campaign
|oi 1880.
the battle Of Guilford secured reaction.
Soon Rawdon was defeated ut the South, and
Clinton at the North and six months after
the nominal victory OF CORVALLIS at Gulllord
Court House, he surrendered bis whole army
to Gent Washington at Yorktown--whlch
surrender led to a permanent aud lasting
peace.
In writing this letter have nat had an
opportunity Of referring to either OF the stan
,lard British Historians Of the American
War--I mean Ste,lman, farleton. or McKen-
zie's Structures but from my recollection
Of them, feel assured they do not contradict
Stewart or Brown. Aud when upon the bat.
tle. field, was informed thai the Historian
Bancroft had very recently surveyed It IN
company of Governor Swain. | regretted l
had not been present. But felt reconciled,
that Gov. Swain was there, able and willing
10 point out where half the list Regiment
fell. and the opposite field where one third
/ Of Webster's Brisade.iel beneath the rifle
Of the hitherto much traduccd North Caro-,
lima Militia.
While t,aversing the ground to obtain a
correct idea Of the locality where Washing
ton made his awful charge, and where Gunby
repealed the daring Webster--where Tarle-
ton endeav0red 10 turn the American lines
The positions occupied by the two command-
ing Generals, and the points at which each
General was nearly captured-t thought OF
the dead--the brave dead--wh0 slept be.
meath the battle>hcld their yalor had immur-
ialized and then of the lonely grave OF the
lamented Col. Webster, who lies in cluster
Of pines on the pelllont Estate in Bladen
County-sympathy o,ercame the ar,lor with
with which commenced the search, and ]
felt melancholy pleasure in watching the
thickening of the gathering gloomy clouds
that hung Der the battle. field. and turned
away with feelings chat acutely sympathised
with the solemn gloom and grandeur Of a
sunless sky. on bleak and damp November
day.
So ends nv trip TO Grecnsboroush, but 50
cannet end the pleasant ideas and impress
siuns. now forever associated and 'connecte,
] with her generous citizens and beautiful
town,--ideas penned while there, butwhich,
owing to the detention Of my baggage in Ra,
leigh, have never IN their original form come
into your hands. u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

n any one ttill dorbts that the Romisli
Church claims temporal a. we'll a. spiritual
allegiance from lis disciples in The q nitcd
States, let him read the pastoral letter of the
.irchbishops and Bishops 81 The Province VI
ST. Louis, just issued. The document ex.
plicitly says:
"Jte mainiaa The superiority Of The Ipir-
ituoi ouer tie Temporal order. We maintain
that the temporal ruler IS bound 10 conform
his rnaeiments 10 the Divine Law. We main.
tain that the Church Is the supreme Judge Of
al questions concerning fsiihand m"rals and
that 10 the determination NJ such questions,
fhe Romm PouiiG as piea IF Jesus Chrisi,
constitute. tribunal rum which there ism
appeal, aud TO whose award all the children
oil the Church must yield obedience "
As remarked by The New York Express.
alter this authoritative aud Official Announce.
ment, let Us have no more wire-drawn dis
linetions between spiritual allegiance and
temporal allegiance. We zee here that both
are binding alike.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

Tie Vermont Legislature ha. ps.sd law
imposing ins u s5 on person found dfu0k.
and sl0 lof procuring liquor under Islse pre-
fences. Liquor imported inlo tie State u made
iistIs 10 teixnle and ,lesirucuon. A ine Of fiam
sl0 b. $500 Is Imposed b1 selling OF furnishing
impure o. sdulIrtaled liquor.
Michigan having refused The use her prisons
10 tie Cunns ~ he United Sl.ies ior The I'M
pii.onIneni 81 slaves. The United SisIss Di.Iriti
Couu there has ssnl IL Lirand Jury ~ ersnIns
,n,o lie necessily lm Nc eIec,,on of jail Coz
such cssts.
iiEBHrw UNIVERSITY The Heb ews, lately
10 session ~ Cleveland. have fcsni.sd 10 found
= University Tor the cduri,on Of their people.
Il is 10 he loesied II Cincinnati.
califotna will YET bernme = Sill. q. yell as
eold. pfodurinr State. ID. Behii. Il Francisco.
has discovered native silk worm Of rare qua.
LILIES. ior spinning fine rocnons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28
oUR TABLE.
The westminster Re,Iew.--w. h.,s

The Westminster Reyiew.--ws hsve
received the October number Of this able British peri.
odical. !, embraces the following articles
|. Theism--'fhe Witness % Reason aud Revelation
to an All-wi.e and Bcne6rent Creator.
?. Marcus Tuliius Cicero
,. The Position d Woman IN BafbaIism and
smons., The Aucicnts
Z. Evangelical Teaching DR.. Cumming.
5. Drunkenness not cured BY Legislation.
6. The London DAILY Press.
!. Contemporary Literature
Published By Leonard sco,i Co. 70 FULTON street.
New ierk. Pics % pr snnum; Or Blaek-ood and
the four Re,eus, Eos $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

RESTORATION TO Iowa AND MINNESOTA. -
The rush Of immigrants TO Iowa the pres.
ant year IS truly astonishing. No state.
not even California, has obtained so rapid
au increase Of population as has Iowa the
pas; season. Through May aud June every
road to the interior was thrUnged with COW
cred wagons, accompanied BY. iiocks aud
herds, and At morning and evening. wher.
ever yOu weat, TIC encampments along the
Margin Of Wa.rrcourses reminded you Of the
exodus &c the l,raelites. Southern Mime.
suia. too, is filling up with great rapidlty,
aud this Territory will soon be knocking
al the doors 81 Congress Tor admission into
the Union. The population IL Minnesota
and Iowa AT tie next census will excec, a
million. aud many think Iowa will reach
that number. Dubuque E1pnI'.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

Hgayy DAsAogs.-The case of Dr. r. l..
Zemp. Of Camden. v. the Wilmington and
Manchester Railroad Company. Was tried at
sumter,iIle. :. c.. last week. and the jury
brought ina srr,lict Of $1,000 damages Tor
The plaintiff. DIR. Zrmp. il appears. was
standing on the Platform 81 the car while the
train Was ia mniiv.. aud the accident oecur-
rel BY which be lost leg. and received
nther injuries.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

SUDDEN DEArH We learn, says the RAJ
leigh standard 81 the cath inst, that on
Thursday Of the last Granville county Court.
Isaac Cheaiham. Esq. who was sitting in
the Court House. listening to an argument.
suddenly Tell, and in lew moments ex-
pred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28
AtrocIous sIurder.--The Elizabeth City ~

,inei Of the nth instant, states that NJ. William
Charles one Of the most csiinlbe aud influential cit
iIens u Pu.quo,,nk county, vas found dead in the
road. about mie from Eli1abeih City, the morn
ing Of the 10Th with thirteen shot Of the arge-, sine
in his breast Mr.. Charles is represented an sg-d,
que, and peaeesbIe man, greatly beloved, aud without
a known enemy and yet the murder could no, have
been instigaied BY money. as his POeksi-book and
watch were len untouched No clue had been dieeov-
cred leading any suspicion 10 who committed the
eoId-bloo,led murder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

AT Person Superior Court Joseph Williams, con.
ye,e at former term Of the murder Of his father. and
whose case was taken up to the Supreme Court where
new trial was refused was brought before the supe-
ror Court for Person county at its late term, and sem
fenced to be hung on Monday the cath Of December
next
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

AZ AarD CoSoRgGsTioS,--lsev DR.. I'm.
er.on, 81 ssIrm, Mass, now 10 the 5lst
year of his pastprate, recently preached 10
the aged from tie text, When ain old
and,gray headrd oh God, fursake me not"
The venerable Doctor, WIN claimed the
right TO address bis aged friend. with pro.
priety, stated tie remarkable fact that il
his congregation there we're yet living eighty
persons who are upwards Of seventy year.
Of age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

The T. $. sloop Of War Saratoga is 20
proceed TO Port.au.Prinee aud bring nome
The American schooner Amelia. lately seized
there b. order o. tbs United States CONNER
eiaI Agent. together with her crew, some of
whmn arc 10 be tried for breach of our rev.
enue laws, if not for graver offences.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

LasT CONVENIENT MvSLr RrrrSDEp.-
Tie New York papers state that the Am.ri-
can EXPIRES. Company has paid the $4,000
which was Lost in its tRusit from Dubuque,
IN Iowa, TO the city VI New iork--the boxes.
a. il will be remembered, having been dis
covered on their arrival AZ New York TO
have been filled with leaden bullets instead
IL gold.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

freiell--D. ". i,nuh.
All xander--D. D. Shelton.
South Iredell--0scar j.. Brent
WiIkes--M. l.. Wood.
Jonesvillr---J. M, Gann.
Suny~AJ. q. Thomas.
Fofsyihs--S. Helsaheck.
winslon--J. E. Mann.
Dasidson--R. p. Bobb. G. w. King.
Yadkin--To be supplied.
Blue Ridge-To be supplied.
Fishers creek--To be supplied.
New Insiiiuie--W. w. Nesbii.. Sup.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
R. J. CARSON. Presiding Elder.
Washnglop--L II. Wheeler.
Tar River C,rrui--W. N. Garter, Jas. " heller.
Tar River Mission--J. johnson.
Nash--Alex. Galtis. $50.
Plymouth. l.. Fisher.
Williamslon--r. y. James. J. II. Jefferson.
rarborough--T. w. Gn,hne.
columbia--M. l.. Douglass.
Mallamuskeei--l.. w. Martin.
BAH Misslon-ro be supplied.
Neuse--Il. II. Gibbons.
NEwBERS DISTRICT.
!. I. WrcHI, Presiding Elder.
Newbern, C,n,enary--J. W. Tucker.
Andrw Chapel-W 5. CLsfIin.
;. Circuii-J. ". Pa,,on.
Snow Hill--W. NJ. Walsh.
WiIson-N. A. II. Goddea.
Smi.h6rld--P. ]. Cansway.
Duplin--J. b. Bohhiu.
Onslow-D. e.. Johnson.
Trrni--P. W. Yarrrll.
Beaulorl--L. N. Hendren.
:" Colored Mission--'lo supplied.
Kinson Missiou--J. j. Hines.
6old.borcugh Female College
WILMINGTON DISTRICT.
ID. Is. NTHoLsos. Presiding Elder.
Wilmington. From, Sueei--S. NJ. Flns,.
- Filth Sireet--T. r. Rlcaud.
Topssil--W. L. clrgg, W. d. Mesehsm.
SAmpson--J. d. Marin.
BIadsn--M N. Taylor.
9 Mlssion--'ro be supplied.
fayeileyille--J. u. Brent.
iiobesoh--C. p. Jones.
Fay euesiiie Circuii.--J. l.. Newly.
while,,lle-C. VI. Pepper.
Smiib,ille-J. "a. Gunningim.
Cape Fear MIssion-t;. W. Fsrsbee.
Fayetteville Female High School-W. Z. Psll,
Principal.
Seanisn's Bethel. wilminglon-w. I. Langdon.
ATLANTIC DISTRICT
J. JosEs, Presiding Ether.
Poilmoulh aud Ocrsroke--lssar I'LL.
Cape Hairfss Missions. u. DusIef.
Cape Lookanl-John Janes.
SmAils-S. ID. Peeler.
\. W. Moore. transferred 10 California, and sta
TONED al 6rass Valley.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28

Two highly important drcTss were i.suej by
the French Emperor on The 9Th uliimn. by
yriure nf the first, infsign vessels can be leaally
sold 10 Franre, aud oblsm Fssnr. registers. up
On payment II duly of 10 per cent. apon their
value. by The second. 81 ship-buldina ,naie.
rails can Le imported into France free Of dny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-28
Caswen superior Court.--The crilnina

CnsyyeIl superior Court.--The criminal
docke, at the late term Of the Superior cnu for Cas-
well county appears to have been unusually large. The
following cases are among the eonveiions
A negro boy, convicted Of numbering negro girlh
cutting her throat was sentenced TO be hung Mon.
day the 18th Of December next
A negro boy, the property Of Mr. Lea, charged with
having stabbed and killed boy, the property Of James
Po,eat for ley cents involved in game al cards, was
convicted Of and sentenced to be srand-
ed and imprisoned.
Smith Hamlet, charged with the murder Of frsnek
Kersey, was convicted Of jusfsble homicide, SEN
fenced TO pay ne Of $40 and costs 81 suit, and 70
remain in Jail until the same is paid.
A negro man. the property Of Mr.. Walton, eonvri-
Ell d grand larceny sentenced to receive seventy
eight lashss. in insalImenis u ~ each, and lc
imprisoned until removed beyond the limits Of the
state.
The reputation If the presiding Judge in this case
is sufficient warrant that all is done in eonsonnncr
with law nevertheless. there is much force in the
question put forth BY the editor Of the Milton chroni-
Gle in announcing the decision -" Has one State the
right TO palm "a its rogues en- another II a man
b. his crimes has rendered himself 20 much object
u suspicion that he cannot consistently with feeling
Of safety be released from imprisonment a, home. !.
he 1t subject be sc, iOse in neighbOring STATE to
renew his career Of crime Such az this, and
numerous others for which We have adequate pun
.hmcn,, speak loudly br the necessity Ofa Psniien
tsv.