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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

Kun OFF THE TRACK down ,,s
se"Scr tram on the Northern Road ran of
the track on Monday, at or near the An,lo.
yer Fond, few miles above Franklin am,
dow" an embankment of nearly forty feet
Inc engine went off first, the tender nov,
anu the cars after them. The engineer and
fireman saved themselves by jumping, but a
'raSc'han fell upon the tender (Which was
upside down), and striking one of the wheels
J." violent motion, was thrown into a sand
'a'lS SO as to be beyond danger. lie was NOT
seriously hurt. All the passengers esc,,.5
injury except Miss or Mrs. Wheeler rho
TOOK the cars at this place the same morn;n,
one was taken to Concord, but was able %
proceed on her journey the next morn;nc
1t ls supposed that the accident was occasion,
ed oy the spreading of the track. Whore
was the section man?
a. "ov. Clark has signed the church nro.
perry tenure bill, the effect If which :.
take the property of the Catholic church o,t
u inc hands OF the bishops, and place it in
Inc control OF trustees chosen by the various
CHURCHES. Heretofore the title deeds Of mos,
VI '"e real estate, comprising Catholic church
IS and the lands on which they stand, run to
ne bishops and their successors. In this vav
y holding property the bishops might become
"onopoI'sts, aud too powerful for the church
nd lord it over them at their will. II !.
'sht shat these who build churches sbould
ontrol them. Such is the system a,uono
'"er denominations, and It is right and hest
~ i :ho"ll be among he Catholic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
dir CaIrhunian.

Here 'lnl the Press the People. rights maintain
tnawc By Influence and unr!bc.l by cain
Here Iatri"t lra'll her g"rious ,,recer:s .!raw,
'"cd 10 Religion. Li5crt:. M, Law
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATu.-H.v Dan
b'odsctt' Of Randolph, died very suddenly
last Monday evening. lie had been as well,
as usual during the day. and attended meet.
ing IN the afternoon, after which he ass;st.l
IN gathering and conveying to the bousc =
quantity of maple sap. Soon after returning
to his house, and while sitting in his chair he
ieli dead almost instantancous!v. The causc
OF his death was not known to our intorm,r,
but it was doubtlcss an affection Of tho bo,,t
Mr. Bio'lgctt was finished scholar and
very able preacher, though for several wears
he had not been in active ministerial service
having engaged in farming. We hear thar
only few weeks ago, he had a call TO Ncw
1"k City with a salary of $1,000 offered
which ne declined. lie was between s;x.
and seventy years of age.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

Gilbert PiIl>hnry. Boston. SENATE
john Liif'e.irl l. Hon..
.I">frH HIS.
j. l.. Carpenter. Senate
:. Emery. H.,
DR. RAJ >'rickland. d" e.
ME>. rArIFE>oN.
In the examination into The ronIpo. of q
committee at Lowell. it appears tia. Mr. H..
had especial charge of Ms. PAr1rr.,x
bat no one seemed 20 know much aiou. b.,.
only She Wa there. ard Mr.. Ills re,n....3
that her expenses Sl.oulI be embraced in H..
h!l OF entertainment Sh" was the wit. ,.
no member Of the committee. or >i>-..- n.
near ahin-but Mis- PArIfr>oN. |.
won"r that the COMMITTED. in rl,. ropr.o ~.
examination. preferred TO know very little =.
bout her. Al! Mr. H. refused 70 testify xe-,
clearly. and probably for the reason tia. IN
SO dong he might impiira'e himself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21
y TECE YAHkEr

With TIE assistance OF all these i,,iir.
We .'"pc ouHg America will lc<c no fine
IN q amounting from his .>.,;m,'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

ALMOST FIEF.-Thc alarm Of fire was
Gwen IN Fairbanks Village last TUESDAY eve.
n'n". on acroun: Of the roof of the gas houSc
OF Mcssrs T.. ST. E,irtanls < Go l.;,,,
discovered to hc on fire. The fire took
from an ovcrhca.cl chimney. bu. was sub
Ia L. - >..:,- ,.r " ,,-r a,.ou, 13uo
feet of freshly male vas wir. in tLc hr;,d;,,
20 which If III" FIRE tad GOT access. a mos.
destructive explosion must have taken pl.cc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-04-21

SHANGHAI dates of the 9Th February. per
The overland mail. states that he French
had again attacked the ci'v and were rernl-
>"''- with a loss. lr the insurgents. The
country around Canton Is in the hands of III,
Insurgents. who officially notify an intention
to mllnfaln strict blockade. There ar.
r,imorS of a second rclu>r of the French.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

notice an article in the Washington
Union, headed "Last Spanish Out
rage" in which it is intimated that
unless an atonement is made to MIR.
Dodge, our new Minister at the Court
of Spain, hostile steps will be taken.
The Union further says:
We have the strongest reasons tor
regarding Spain as being backed and
sustained by England and France.
We need not, therefore, fear that we
viii be chargeable with resorting to
force against weak and helpless ma
ton. When our government resolves
to adopt c0erciye measures, it will do
so with full expectation that they are
to be prosecuted against the combined
powers of England, France and Spain.
The repetition oil such outrages as that
upon the Black Warrior and the I'll
Dorado satisfies US that our pacific re-
lations with Spain cannot be long main
tanned, and we think this conviction
cannot be too earnestly impressed upon
the public mind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

The Know Nothing Convention Of
Virginia. uas composed Of niniy-6ta
wings and three democrats, or Win had
Oeen uemncrais. journal.
10 show how near our neighbor has
come 10 The truth, il is only necessary
% Say tia, 1.-The Convention was CON-
posed" Of ffiy.ihfee wings and foriy.se.
ven demnerals. This IL 80 stated 10 tho
Richmond Wing. and Penny Post. on
tie authority 81 member Of the Com
yeplion. Win says ~ addition. that ID the
Convention, parry distinctions were not
known. b., for the purpose Of meeting
just such statements % tho Journals. a
count was made, with The above result.
TIE fac, also that The Convention no.
mi'ed two Democrats 10 one Wing for
State officers, and democratic candIdaie
fnr lilo important Office % The Hoard of
Pnblic Works. shows that The Know Mo-
hing party Is not entirely Wing con-
cefn, hut that the Democrats are about
a. active IS The Wings in pushing u on.
WILMINGTON HsraH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

DIsoRAcEFuL.-1'he members Of The
New York Legislature, now on visit 10
tie city oi New York, dined on Tues.
day a. BIatkwells Island with the city
aulhorilie.. Tie New York paper. STATE
that the most upfosri0us scenes occurred
al The dinner table.
The Advertiser says: The closing
scenes are Too saddenrng. TOO disgrscefi.l, 70
lie pui On record; Suffice Tito say. that IL
spite of an earnest eiIon IL Lieutenant Go.
vernon Raymond. % recall the noisy parof
The company 10 their senses. seconded by
Governor Townsend, Nr. Coleman, and
others, The rOwJyism berame general: tie
ladies'. alarmed, reiired under lhe esrofi II
The Lieutenant Governor; an alderman and
ex.aldermsn rnt into quarrel, and also
fight The company shared the exeiie.
mens; The police we're compelled fofribly
10 quell Tie disorder. and tie gathering
premsurely broke up in a row."
Dor readers will remember ihaI this IL
the same Legislature whIrh elected Gov.
Seward 10 the u. s. Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
TREAsURER's CIRCULAR,
TO County Court Clerks and Sher!6s.
Treasury Department, N. q,
March Ia, 1855.


Sir Having had letters addressed
tome BY different County Court Clerks.
asking my construction of certain Sec
tons Of tie Revenue Act. passed by
the last General Assembly, | have felt
liz my duty to address this class Of
Clerks, and also the Shcriiis ofthe State,
upon this subject.
The Clerk, in making out the tax
list for this year, which he is to furnish
to the Sheriff on or before the first day
Of April next, is to estimate the taxes
according to the rates imposed by the
new Revenue law, which goes into OPP
Grafton thirty days after the rise Of the
General Assembly, say from and alter
the 10Th March, 1855, on the Subjects
of taxation heretofore listed, and which
are also embraced in the new Revenue
law. For instance. the tax by the new
law is twelve cents ON the hundred dol
lars valuation Of land, and forty cents
on the poll.
In making out the list, the new law
is to be observed, as it goes into ope-
ration before the list is required to be
made out and handed TO the Sheriff.
And so in regard to any other subjects
Of taxation whichappear upon the lists
taken in 1854, il the new law changes
the rates.
! or course these Instructions have no
thing TO do with new subjects Of taxa
tionIrequired BY the new law TO be here
after listed.
1t will also be observed BY the Clerk.
that twelve cents on the hundred dol
/ lars valuation Of land. and forty cents
on the poll, include the tax for the In.
sane Asylum, and is all the State tax
on these two subjects; and The Clerk
will make out his list accordingly.
The Sheriff, in regard To all the tax.
rs to be paid to him without listing.
will be governed, after the new law
goes into operation, By that lair.
For instance, Merchants are requir-
ed TO pay on their capital employed
for the preceding the first Of April,
The new law being in operation the
first Of April, the tax imposed by that
law must be collected.
Very respectfully, your obcdient SER
want,
ID. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

COUNTERFEIT. "A counterfeit, FIVE hun.
bred dollar bill Oh The Commercial Bank
of Wilmington. n. c., was presented
in Bahimo'e The other day in payment
Of some Jewelrs. The plate from wh,cl,
The bill was made is ilronghl 10 be d &C.
mime one, and IS supposed 10 have been
thai o lie old Commercial Bank Al Mil
llngion. Maryland. Instead of Tie latter
words. /. WILMINGTON. y. c." have been
inserted BY tie counletle,ler. The Bal.
umore American sla'es that tic filing ~
i very poorly done, but those Who are
not familiar with money may he deceiy,
Cd BY this bill. roy carolinian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
AsrRIeas ArrArRs VIM srArS.-l

AMERICAN AFFAIRS WIN SrAIS.-ln
the course 0f the sitting on the 10th,
the Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs
in reply to tie question as 70 the state
Of the relations with the United states,
begged permission todeny that the gov.
eminent Or himself had ever wished ID
insult VI. soule, and he then said
The United States Government on
the 18th Of January last resolved 10 re.
place the minister who represented il
At Madrid. When the news arrived
here, that Minister had already left
Subsequently, We gave orders TO sub.
NIT 10 a new examination all question.
pending with the United States, in or.
der 10 decide what il Just. We are
perfectly 10 accord with the Govern.
inent u tie United States, and conse.
quently we have The hope Of arriving al
q pacific solution.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
. ANOTHER nIrTRAGE.n

The keen scent of our Government
paper, the Union, in winding national
indignities, would be worthy Of all al
miration, and its watchfulness most
commendable, if il were not, in its ex-
IRENE readiness to imagine injuries, led
into so MANY false alarms. If its dali
ly warnings were credited the great
American Republic would appear to be
the most ill-used nation in the world.
According to the onion and its kindred
presses other Governments are con-
stantly conspiring against US, all are
enyious of Us, are always insulting US,
or committing some violence upon
our people, commerce, or shipping.
No matter what improperly, whether
through ignorance or design, our ship
masters or travellers may commit "a
broad, on land or on the seas, and are
made to account for it, the fever-heat
press instantly sends it forth as an
other gross outrage" Are not the wr-
tiers for the Government paper afraid
that they may cry" wolf" until nobody
will heed them:
The last" outrage which the :" In
ion has heraldetl is that Of the shots
fired by a Spanish cruiser orer the
American steamer Eldoratlo, going in
the night into Cuba. The armed ships
Of every independent Government have
from time immemorial exercised the
right Of /" bringing TO-" as it is termed
in nautical phrase, any vessel at sea the
character of which they desire to as
certain. This was the sole object Of
the Spanish ship-ol-Nar in the case d
the Eldorado. The FIRST shot, fired over
the bows oil the steamer. not having had
tile expected effect Of arresting her
course, a second was fired, but neither
Of them with the intention Of doing her
injury. It was the exercise Of a uni
yersally acknowledged right, and in
common courtesy the steamer ought al
first TO have stopped TO satisfy the ship.
of.war that there was no ground Of sus.
piciun as to her real character. II va:
nothing more than the accustomed
challenge which every sentinel is bound
to make. of "who goes there:' to ono
who IS approaching or passing mill
tary post. Nat. htelGgsaev.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

ruled tho action Of tho Legislature were unjust
ly impeached. We had imagined that spirit
Of great iiberality had marked its course in re-
lation TO internal improvements; and il a por-
ton Of what was asked Of il was refused, we
were disposed to attribute il to wise prudence
which was careful to avoid the accumulation o.
debt that might be burdensome to the State
There is a possibility of State, as well as o.
individuals, attempting too much at once.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

The Charleston paper. propose ia
raise IL South Carolina. as 4 tcstirnoni.
al TO Capt. Ingraliam for his conduct in
the Rosetta affair. a sufficient sum Of
money to purchase for him his home.
The Mercury states that Capt. lngra-
ham was security for friend Who fail.
ed, aud his whole property is now adj
ieriised for sale 10 make good his ems
gagement for another. lie is the father
u large family, and the result Of thi.
obligation is ready understood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

We learn that the contract for build.
ing wing 70 The Executive Mansion.
in this City, has been awarded BY the
Commissioners Of Public Buildings TO
Mr.. Dabney Cosby. ghe being tie low :
est bidder at s2,500. This includes
bnth brick and wood work. The en-
tire building is to be succeed. which
will add materially to disappearance.
RaisfgL Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

Tnr FL DoRapo AfrAIa The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the New York
Times, says. "The friend. 81 the Ad-
minisira,ion here assert that the Pre-.
sident las ordered that extreme mea.
sures be taken, if necessary, to exact
instant PREPARATION at Havana, for the
late outrage upon the steamer FL DO.
rsdo."
n confirmation d his opinion nc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

The following paragraph. says the
Richmond Wing, occurs in Ex-Gover-
nor Smiths Speech, To which we call
the special and earnest attention II the
Southern people. II is not the utter
ance Of a Wing, but the honest senti.
ments Of consistent and distinguished
Democrat whom his party in Virginia
hase long honUred and been proud Oi.
The Governor SAYS:
Il will never interfere with foreign
ers now in the country-but | know
foreigners who approve the policy Of
arresiing the importation of foreigners.
The origin Of K. Ms is struggle for
bread-a frightful and angry question
al The North. At the South il is "a po.
litical question Of high Importance.
The North has 50 more more Repre-.
sentatiyes than the South already. The
natural increase of the South il one third
greater than Of the North, because there
are greater checks on population there,
but the artificial element OF forcignism
brings 500, 900 who settle annually in
the Free States, with instincts against
slavery, making 80 Representatives ii
10 years TO swell the opposition to the
South. To stop this enormous dispro-
portion what is our policy: What j.
tie frightful prospect before US The
effect &c Know Nothingism is 10 turn
back the tide Of immigration and ouI
highest duty 10 the South is to discDur-
ase immigration. | deprecate it as a
great calamity"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

The following. selected from the items by lie
las, arrival, confirms the above statement from
tIe New York Times:
A Madrid letter says that The Spanish
Government is disposed 10 sdIni, that The
authorities Of CUba exceeded their pow
en IN lie affair uI The Black Warrior, as
regards tie Two principal points Of 1.-THE
description Of The cargo aud The lime al
lowed Tor he production Of The ships
manifest. In consequence il is disposed
10 accord a Just indemnify. The pre-
sence Of Mr.. soule in Mad:id was The
great obstacle 10 this arrangement
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

There having been some mi,under-
standing between the contractors on The
Northeastern Railroad. near Charleston,
tS. esrolina.) which led to rioIous de.
monslra'ions on The psn RI The workmen.
on Saturday last detachment o. four
volunteer military companies were dis
patched from The city. by order 81 tho
Goytrnnr. Ia enable The sheriff TO arrest
The refractory parties, who Lad previous
" resisted legal process. The result was
llie arrest lhiriy.ihree persons. of hom
twenly.four we're rommiied Tor riot aud
nine discharged Cor The want Of evidence
70 implicaie them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
ID. w. OUUN -,
Public Treasurer.

TIKI REsrLr ~ NEw HAnPsniRE.-
The Hampshire papers account ~ various
ways lnr lie Total overthrow CT HE De-
mucrallc parry in that State. The Man.
chester Democratic Gazeile takes conn
fort from The idea that .ihe Democratic
organization is still supported BY an ar
my Of ~ 600 true men, while Tie Uhig
,oIe dwindles dosn 10 1900. and The
Abolition vote is hardly sufficient TO
make respectable count" This latrr
piece q information is fatal 10 tie argu-
menis Of the Southern Democratic press.
es. Thy insist hat the victory in New
Hampshire Is altogether an Abolition
triumph; aud il lhis ground be lskcn
from them by an orthodox New Hampshire
Democratic print. the cause of old-fasb-
ioned Democracy may suffer. especially
IN Virginia. The Concnrd Statesman,
tWhig.) on The other hard. thinks Ilial Is
the battle had been fought upon The is
sue Of the "Compfnmise IL 1870 alone,
desefters from The Democratic ranks ould
have hren cnunled by thousands. Iissys
thai although sumo people uilI s.sign
one circumstance as tie cause Of this
lhofuueh revolution and some another,
YET II is an aggregation Of rsuses wIicl,
have done The work" The paper first
named consoles itself that "a eonsiiera,
bic number Of honest Democrats will ole
dag brcOme satisfied lhatIhey ire npefat.
ing with Ihelr old enemies" Ilihus con.
lesses Thai the party ilstIf furnished The
means 81 ~ own demolition. and finds
comior in tie alleged lsci that Know. No.
lhineism has accomplished the work .of
annihilsiing The Abolition party" We
do not expect, therefore. 10 see The argu.
menl renewed thai The late roui was an
abolition niumph." Nat Intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

CouRTs % MEDiATIoS.-A bill has been
introduced into the Legislature of Mas.
sachusetts totstablish courts of Medi
atiUn. A certain number of persons
are 10 be elected in each town by tho
inhabitants 10 act ~ mcdiators. The
uiiicc IS 70 be one Of honor aud not ii
proiit--nD fee to be received except Ior
personal expenses pr disbursements.
The causes 81 action &c which this me.
diaiion court is to iake cognizance are
libel, slantkr, malicious prosecution.
breach 81 promise 81 marriage, assault,
battery, false imprisonment, and actions
Ut contract on claims not exceeding
$500. Parties may voluntarily appear
before the court without notice. A re.
Cancellation effected before this court
Is TO be final determination Of the mat.
teg 10 controversy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

zebulon D. Vance, Esq, who il young gem
,leman Of education and fine talents. Under
the joint management Of Messrs. Hyman and
Vance, we may justly conclude that the Spec
tator- hitherto good Wing paper will have
It's interest and efficiency greatly increased.
We wish them abundant success in their bust
ness, and in sustaining Wing principles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28


BANK or CAPE FEAR.-'l'he Whining
ton Herald Of tie 10th inst. says:
"Aiihe meeting OF Shareholders ~ this
Institution, held al The Banking House
yesterday. fnr considering The acceptance
or rejection Of The amended chatter. a re-.
solution was offered posipnning The qucs.
lion 10 future day but il was lost BY
The following voie--yeas 6l5. nays Tin
disiduals) 73s, tSlaie) 6si. Alter fee
discussion The vote was taken upon The
acceptance Of the charter. and il was ac.
copied hy the following yolp---yras I'm.
di,idualsl 92s. tStale) Gsi-i.6l2; nays
359. The Stockholders mel again mi,
morning to conclude tile business grow
ing OH ri yesterdays transactions.
! We suppose, thar from AID after 10,
day, in accordance with The 18Th section
Of The eharier, no bill. certificate Of De,
posiie, or prnnissoty note. viii be Is,
sued or ie.issuel by this Bank for les,
sum than Eve dollars, and that the BanI
will not pay out The DoIps or bills o
any oILer Bank, Of less in denomination
than FIVE dollars, unless in settlement viii
such Bank"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

RAIL Roar uEErISG.-- The Annual
meeting Of the Western RsiIrold Com.
pany vas held in This plnre On The 18Th
insi. Officers we're elected Tor tile en.u.
ing year.
The Roard was authorized 10 endsayor
70 seltle tie difficulties anh seymour.
Rsley 4 Co., 10 order that The wntk
might - on. Fsv. Cnyoiiniaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
Hester senlenced.--we arc informe

tsestef sentenCeu.-Ne arc INFORMED
that u Chatham Court last week. Judge Dies
pronounced sentence upon Willis Hester. con
vicied a . previous term u negro stealing
The sentence was. that he should be hanged
on Friday the fourth Of May.
We also learn that some q The citizens d
Chatham county arc actively engaged IN get
ting Up petition for llesiefs rcprieye. w
have not heard upon what ground the pardon
viii &c asked fer; but We have 10 expectation
that Il will be granted. And ii case /, i not
the siee, Of petition viii only he 10 eseii,
false hopes IN the mind II tie prisoner
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28

or We invite attention . the advertisement,
Of he Clarendon Iron Works, II Wilmington,
which will be found IL another column. The
company, " learn. which has control ii these
wetk., is composed Of North Cstolinians, who
arc gentlemen q ample means, 81 high standing
ia TIC community, possessing energy, public
sPini, and enterprise. They have erected e..
iensiye buildings, and fitted them Up with eve.
rythins requisite 70 DO all sons d work IN their
line, either il The way n manufacturing new
machinery or repairing old
We wish the company abundant fucccss. and
hope tia, every enterprise Of ihe sor Il tie
South will meet with due encouragement. We
have every facility IL this state ri manufactar.
ing. and why should We Be- dependent upon the
Moth for ARTICLES which eaa BE- a. well produc.
"a here Why not encourage tie investment
Of capital here, that our stais aud people may
be benefited ~ i, instead 81 contributing our
means 10 adj 70 the wealth Of other eommuni.
iiesl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-28
Or TABLE.

Asheviiie spectaior.-John d. Hy.
nan, Esq. has sssocisiei with himself, as an
i,si.iah, ESli,, q The Ash,-ill. Spectator,