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The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

NOTICE. N NE R. E. RANDOLPH. having taken an interest with Si T. A. kENDIG in the wharf boat business at this point it will ill future Ic conducted under the names and in the style ot Randolph d Kendig.
 ELII1U RANDOLPH
 THEODORE A. KENDIG.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
NEW LAIRD.

Ja.AsS )QS LBS. JUST received per Lemons A.LOc Line, and for sua low at the cash store Ot M OSBORN
 e
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

nN hand and for sale at the cash store. U Oct. 23. 1855 M OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
ROYS, CLOTHING,

r HAVE just opened the largest stock of Boys ant Il Youths Clothing, ever offered in this market For sale very low for cash. J. A. HENRY.
 Oct 16 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

1NIIE business heretofore con uctcd under the style
 \ of T. A. kendig d Co.,, at this place is this day dissolved. T. A. KENDIG.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
THE MOST SUPERIOR s,roCK

IA IF | l. to d liberal public for past custom NJ now present new bill, purchased in the eastern cities especially for this market: Fresh Peaches
 Pine Apples;
 Green Cages;
 Damsons;
 Strawberries;
 Apple Marmalade; Assorted Jcllies and Jams; Pie Fruit; Fresh Baltimore Cove Oysters: salmon;
 Lobsters;
 Codtsh;
 Clans; Lot of Fine Teas, of various qualities: Large lot of Queensware assorted Wood and Willow ware assorted: 100 baskets Charles. ..Ieidsck and Piper Hcidsck Champaign; Large lot of fine Tobacco, assorted: Large lot of fine Cigars, assorted: Brandies, assorted; Holland Gin; Port Wine; Old south side Madeira Wine; Pale Sherry; Jamaica Rum, Old Borbourn Whiskev: Raspberry Brandy; And full assortment of all other Fancy Groceries winch will dispose of on the most reasonable terms Dec. 4' le3o JACOB HAWKINS.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
I.ANDGN PnRIER

D ECEIVED per steamer Gov. Meigs, eight casks lO of genuine London Porter-also, Linseed Train and Lard Oil; Paints, Glass and Putty; Alcohol, Hops and Venetian Red, etc
 june l9. lS55 J. J. McALMONT te co.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18

TNHE subscriber is prepaired to entertain traveler Il on good terms, at his place two miles north o Little Rock tie Northern Military road, leading to Van Buren and Fort Smith,
 He also has Blacksmth-shop in full blast, anc will do all kinds of work in his line.
 Oct. Is, 1855 6m# WILSON A. PURDOM.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
TER RICHARD BRAGG.

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of lO Little Rock and the surrounding country. that he Is now prepared to make all kinds of work con- ssting of Wagons, Buggies, Carts. Drays and truck and timber wheels for mills and every kind of plan taton use. Also blows and cultvators of different pattens cotton scrapers and sweeps of various pat terms; all kinds of mill and gin irons made to order Reparings of all kinds done in the neatest style d, my old stand opposite the Anthony House.
 .eY On hand 30 900 feet choice seasoned lumber to be made up to order.
 Nov 22. 1853 1y RB.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
PARTRIDCE ROOTS

HOUR HUNDRED Pair received this day direct U from the maker. For sale by
 Sept. 25, 1855 s. H. TUCKER.
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
GIsOCERIES,

JUST received per steamer Broad Horn," Bil O Taylor master, supply of Coffee:
 Sugar;
 M0lasseS:
 Fine and Coarse Salt:
 Powder, etc. Oct 23 1855 bv TATE S MOORE
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
CHAMPAYNE WINE.
BENT,S RROGANS.

EVFTY BASKETS choice brands. just received \ and for sale by S. H. TUCKER. Sept. a. 1855
The true Democrat., 1855-12-18
Valuable River Lands For Sale.


 IlE undersigned offers for sale the following tracts ! of land: 939 acres situated on the north bank of the Arkansas river three miles below Lttl Rock beng the tract which now reside: 565 acres n township and , north, range 10 west, in the upper end of the Rchwoods tract; 355. 70 acres situated ill township south, ranges 10 and II west. immediately on the bank of the Arkansas river. These lands are ABOVE OVERFLOW, and of the very best bottom lands Terms: One third down; on the balance d liberal credit will be given. Title indisputable.
 For further particulars. apply 10 the undersigned Oct. 9-3m ELIZABETH IFFFVRF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10

Ashes contain all the inorganic sub
stances of the wood or plants which
are consumed, part uf these are solu
BILE and part inso!ubc. But the solu
Bile substances mixed with water vii
dissolve ihe nsolublr. Thus, dissoly.
ed potash will dissolve silica and pre-
pare it for glazing Tie stalks of cane,
corn, wheat, &c.
Mi particle Of ashes should 90 to
waste. l.rached ashe, has parte, with
most Of its potash, but il still retains
It's phosphoric acid and most OF its
lime.
Asl,cs ncutralizcs acids in the soil ;
they warm cold, mos.y, vet places ;
they are vcrv destructive 10 insects ;
they assist 10 break down aud dissolve
the coarse fibres and ,!alk. IN compost
heaps, and render bard. claycy soils
open, luamy and fertile.
The potash, 50 material to most
crops. can be obtained here only from
ashes. In granite reginns, potash is
obtained from the dissolution Of the
field spar, but we have none in this re.
gIon oi cunntry.
Wheat contains large proportion
Of potash. Flity-ninc per cent. OF the
ash 81 corn is carbonate II pnta>h,
aud oile-hall of the earth, part ol Irish
potatoes is pure pota>h.
Save your ashes, therefore, as care
fully as YOU do your five and ten cent
pieces; apply them To ,onr crops with
care, and YOU viii lind them ol a deep
green colnr while growing and heavy
with nutrlmcnt al harvest.
Anci,nt city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
A Sr riehiii Assortment OF Fall and
Winter GOODS.
] b III II a cox,


HAS iu.t recrivrd and opened large aud 70.
~ rird assortment oi tioods ii, hi. line, Which
tAaual tais 80 ldease III Myh, qaaffy md r,iet.
The assptllii,ni embraces ever, variety oi Gloihs
fM lienlemen's Clothing, among whic, are The
following;
Superior French & English cloths;
PAIN 4 Figured French Cass.mere,;
Satin, ; II, and Figured VrIsetNcst
fAys, very rich; &c. &c. &c.
He has also received Large Assortment si
Really Made Clothing,
waiciisal aiasiinn.hr cui and well made. has-
in{ beel pronre from huuse u established
rep il.lil. III, d..nftrncnl embraces all tho ar
lcle. OF snlleh.n's wardrobe, from lne f4n-
n.l Shr. i, ths lin, Dies. Coat.
Hi. fiell. y III. pualic generally ara inrii-
al 10 give nm cAll. a. h fell, confident That
he viii b. ais 10 gisc sati.ficiion.
n ilehi, n,,is. TIA Falls ii Winter Fash.
i,l. anl i. prpncl - cni aud make Gen.lc.
m,ns Cltinng III tle bc.i sits. gOpd III
wi.rauid. rie .r.i ul " rkmpn kept sul-;ani-
IL 10 h.. employment.
lie tsil,n hiA wsrmr-i thanks 10 the pualia
fnf the lter4i patronage heretofore rrrel,si, and
no ,c. 10 mrii .nI receive continuance Of tlleE
favsf-.
Hill.nnongh Ociol.ef 3. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
Dress Coats, Oser Coats, Vests,
l'sntaiuOSs, So. &e.
NEW GOODS! GOOD GOODS
AND PRETTY GOODS!

E'HE subscribers sre now rerei,ing q large
and varied assOrlnirnt u new
Fall and Winter Goods,
selected with greal esrc nt the top rGfes now
ruIing ii Tie Apnhem markets.
l.ldlcs viii lind, wlth other articles, The fol.
lowing
lain. Broea,,e ard Plaid silks,
French and English Metino.,
All-wuul Del.niner,
Raw Silk aud DeBsge Alpacss,
C..hmsrcs and Nous ,ln D'l.sins;
Also. Frcnrh Elnbrnidefrs aud Embroidery
Patterns.
Rsuci,es and Mohsir Head Dresses, &c.
For bcUilrmeu;
Plain and fanc, Cassimeres.
lr.lingr Il ail qualilirs sni styles,
fane, Ties aud shut Collar,
Dies. aud Hunting BOnis.
Nnlr,kin Drs, Hats new siyle,
Mbdc.Amakc. Know Nothing, and Now.s.
dsys Gaps and-Hai,
G.ni.' Tfs,,ling shawl, &c.
Thsy invite .iien'ion 10 ihrir stock uf Negro
cioihing. liusets, kcrsrys, Brogsns. Leather,
Blsnkci. sni Fl.nncls.
The l.,d,c. will lind nes Winter bonneis.
&C intrd Straw and Lawns and new style lib.
Ion. 10 dr,s. tie new OF 70 dr,s tie cid oncr.
]. q. TCRREATlNE & son.
0rtobor lG. ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
Ashes in kgricuitnre.

wond A.hcs is one IL the mos; i'm.
pprtant lertiIlfers. itiseasil, ublsin
cd 10 any quantitt aud At lttlc o. 10
Cxpcns,. lake them carefully from
YOUR hrattls and save them until tout
CON aud POTATOES have risen two ui
lhrrc inches ifpm tie gruuni; tiicn TAXI
Il basket oI s0ar ARA, atitl from Il take
small handful Ol ashes an, cas-. il 81
the lu,t u ,our planis, AID hoe tllcm
siuir. snas iUCuter the aslgs. w TIL.
means ,uu Mll. utcttaat l0ur crap Oh,
la I.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
South Lowell Academy.

,y.HE lgth srs.inn of iii. insiiiulian will cani-
mrarc 1T Wrdnr,,las iits lnsh II ianpAtt
nett. abd continue five months. The public
m.s 49, s..ufed thai etety possible siicnii"n
viii i, t,ad Is ihe Trustees. the ftmcipal sfs'i
III. i..i.iaai. 10 m.iulsin ll,c hlsi sianh Ills
-. d, ia. takrn. lti. hrAttd eleven miles at
II llljl.i,,naslt. aid iruftrfn nie. Nnrl VI llui.
huns lictnl ~ ihr Nuhi carplina Rail Road.
Tl,. country s rm.tsahls brslihs. ihsre not
h.slns lscn ea.e nf rtnrsrl.d shknss, amang
tlie siairni. fg III tcap. p1f ,l,sih. We
h,.e ~ w'li.Ee,. ~ luaiets nof ictsans ~ qur..
tl,tl.hlc cha,arirr ~ tic raumuniis. fanni.
aul tiu,nif,us vim nty shunrs 10 place their
sia. ln,l Nspi. here ur,y tr.i assured lisl Every
.tl.nlt,n Nill lr pad 10 sdsance them 10Th nen.
tails ani niDtalls.
Ensi.h. from $40 u fli 20
I,n,n.,. rs 90
Tic Re-. ~ AmnI rsn accommodate from
twenty IL ihirtt h,anlr ~ the llntei. si ~ au
pct month. IDotrl " ilir nrichhsrhuoi y ilis
SANG pi,re. Ma.i,ins included. hui n lights.
u. G.. PARRISH, Sec'y.
Nn, is. 1851. 63-iw
- S,hdi II thc A.c. siindatd. and W,ckl,
posi. in,,u fau, tunes AID forward tills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
RED MOUNTAIN
FEMALE ACADEMY.

,g,HE aIrreie. Of Ihs institution will close on
ihr 5lh nnl slh IT Deeenirt neii. al which
lime ,lirn viii h. sn examination. and the pub
lie ~ respectfully invited 70 attend An sd-
,lfe.. viii be delivered lts Nj. A. ". Maneum.
Tie nrit session will commence on the iill Of
Jsnuar, nelt aud continue eve month";. under
Tie supcnt-ian u MI Jnaa Y. BAtl.r and -.
~. a..ised ~ Mrs. l.ttlr =. fnrs.. Til.
i,.i,niion !. l,,c,rd twelve miles esst ol lill..
barenei,. 10 he county Il Orange. ~ the rohd
lea,lius from Kalfish - l;aibafough. Parents
and Guuli,u. Nlln si.h Il llacc lhrif daughters
sn.l wsij. ii hcll,hy SECTION u country. IN the
n,fl.l II au Intelligent sud rslisinu. community,
anI under experienced snd rilic.nt teachers.
vii iind Ia ,his schaii III lllcy desire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10

IupoHmt Editors mi Newspaper
Pubhshers. -JuIsc Uiklry ruled 10 lhr
FolIrr Label case, wllicll ia. just bcsn rod
10 the supreme Innri uI New YORK., that
II a papr making sa emrnl drrogainy
Hnl damaging mans rrpn anon should
merely say tbs, ilIefe j. annn,r aIirat,l is
The eiTrr spokennl. The paper wnuIdbcrS.
onersled 10 The event uI legal pnreeilms.
beng taken against u. u itrlnld be shawn
il,ai. thr was such 4 mmn, nlIhnagi
that mmr wss ial.p. Tai. ruling ..
founded ~ justice anl rDnm4u scusr
hOih.
We shall stick 10 the "r,aiJr a5foaE'
expression.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
.sEYII9 0ARu,ltHhEI.,
MERCHANT TAILOR.


M 0ULD respectfully inform his friends and
The public, that ho ha. JUL opened linr
stock 81 tinuds III his line, selected with sresi
cale BY himself in The c,y Of New foIk, which
lor beaul, taste aud excellence, he thinks will he
found oequai. il they do uul surpass, al, which
have before bronollrred in Ibis place. They con.
sist ol every variety oi articles usual, keItn a
Merchant Tailor'S Shop,
viz: superior French and Engli,h Claits; Plain
aud Figured French Carelmrr,; satin and six
Flush leslings. both tisutcd aud plain; ShIts,
milh ihe latest French bosonis; Cravnts, Neck
lies. &c. Also a we'll selected assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Ercss Coats, over Coats, Vests,
l'antaiuOiss, Sc. Sc.
His friends aud the public generally arc invit.
sd 10 give hun call, ,as he rels confident he can
please III dgte, quality mud price.
" Tile --latest Fashions are n ported 10 him
monlhl, from two OF the most fashionable Cllics
in the woiid: ami his Ipnts viii he cut and
male up 20 10 compare bath III iaste sid irsu.
y with any made IN any city ia the LnioD, 81.
lhrr North OF South.
He also promises The pui, that he will take
pleasure 10 uuillng aud Making work IN every
style that may bc desIred.
Uet1lrr ~. 5g-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10
STATE Or NoRrm CAROLINA,


IN fquity-scptemb.r Term, 1854.
John D.try. Administrator u ilsurasv.si,
syaaA
LANES and Rolett >lusn sGd oihsrs.
0g aai BH.
III appearing ail.r i'ouri, that William Eli.
1iI. one II the deisiIdrnis 10 ihis ca.e. 10
side. beyond tho lnnii. .i ihi, state Il ]. ilvfs-
liie. 90 % ann. onlsrtd ~ laa Court. th.i aL-
vct.i.snitul H. n.lr q, 10 suser'.isc wsrk.. N
ile tiili.lsn,u.h Kefonirr, Notifying Tie ,aId
drieniaal u tho ilins II Ibis lsIl. sni tia. On.
l... u, .plr.lfs - IL. nest term II Ili. 1onn,
4, i,o Asli 81 Inc rasn house il liillsl'ifansi,
81 lhr secs II .iurlly u Nltth nrIt, 'n1 plr,d,
ab.eef - ,lrmn 4, ssij bill tie sane ailt he Ia
ksn pro fsssg an1 head tf gliis a. 10 hin.
Mna-.. q. Z. l.,nx. Elc,s anI Maaet 4 or
.aM C,la n ElaHy. Il oticr il ilili.n1tunsh,
tie .ecs,l srarits 81 seprnil,ft. 1854.
%. T. LONG. &. &ss e.
No,em,ef ~. tI.Hec ,I,. si.5-.) 6.-s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10

There i D,Illi"g ~ vel iieGltit,l 10
enserlrI love, as humility.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-01-10


SrAf. q NORTH cARULiNA,
ORANGE vhrNIA.
III Equity September Term, 1854.
Jimn vtkst. ,ad VIE. AL oiie,..
uRfsif
Willie q. kns IT,. aHl others
Petition 10 isu Lind.
lT appearing 10 The uaau. that Iimes W.
Rbolc.. Pleasant Rholc., AID Zarhafy
Rholcs, lhrrc II lhc defendants IL this cause.
reside beyond The limits u this state u !.
therefore. an lnilion. otleod l,y The cpur. that
advertisement le made ioi ~ successive wrrks,
Ii ihs ililIs,Hautl, Recorder. notifying The siid
defendants u lie iing u this petition. aud lhai
uaies. they aplWsf a. tie nt,t tenn u this
Coun. % tc htld II the ciaa hou-c ~ HILLSIDE.
fou III. an the sceoni MHiias u Nanh ms
ani ldcll. aussrt y drnnr 10 .,tl petition. lhc
sme will tc taken pro ooglfsD and hsaid 4
pa n - 10 ihcn.
Wilnr.s. % { Long. Clrlk and Master Of ouI
said Count u ElHis. a n,iift 10 llisliaivugli
The second Mcnist n september, 1854.
y. Z Long. &. NJ.
Ss,sn,s, 70 tffite iJs s..jcj = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
THE REFRACTORY RUMSELLERS.

On Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, the case OF
Richard French, for illegally vending intoxicating
liquors upon the Sabbath, came up again before
Justice Osborne, a, the Mayors Office The attend
apce Ct 6quor dealers was quite large.
Theodore f. Tomlinson appeared for the defend
Ant and cen apded subpoena to compel the attend
apce of Mayor Wood as a witness, after which he
went into an argument denying the power OF the
CONNIE Council TO pass ordinance prohibiting
the ssle of liquor upon the Sabbath, and also con-
tending that the fine imposed upon yolators CT an or
dlns nee could only be recovered in civil SUIT
He then read the 10th and 2lst sections OF the get
OF ls33 which give TO the Common Council only tue
pow er to regulate and license houses for the sale OF
iouor In 1851 act was passed making these
sections Applicable 10 dealers in second hand articles
and the keepers Of JUL shops BY the Ponce act OF
lss3 it Yves provided that these sect ons should also
apply 10 all penal ordinances passed by the Common
Council but this applied only to odlnancee that were
in existence and not to those that might suoss quenty
be passed.
Justice Osborne gave the following decision on the
points submitted at the previous hearing
In relation to the eompetepey Of the Court no; %
held any place deagnsed By Law there no ofee
proposition because Legstue h<s Delegated 70 me Co
por Council establish osr for the Aseou oaA
ten OF Justices pursuance Of tkAt lss the CSu
Coupe matter Of eonvenenee Oh have sde sasn esa
ons But bile they have the DO tAs hey
pre, ebe limits Of the jursdkfon OF the hAhuslss %
Justi<es For instance, eouA hold my Court 81 ny ose
house or ct spy other place vAers mehs be called my
,ursietion extends over tie whole city and sosAiy
H. The proposition 10 rxsfion 10 the ea 81 up q. -
az The Seiesdsst to tia b. Jury should ssy ~. nos
We this hest sssr<nsy eesvstoe, sns psnase w ""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
HAVANA.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own AottsPrborbt-
HAVANA March %, I-;5.
WevtIe all Drown into state Of trepidation
yesterday D0rniDr upon the appearance OF the
Gaeeto, which COL, aimed General Order, A"
Commanding the after dance Of the members Of
TIE "Comi.ion Mliit ~ Eiecuslva, for thu trial Of
the unfortunate EsirslQpes Felix, Richard
McCUIloch, James Campbell, George Haukens
Jsnet Woo0house and Jos6 Elias Hernandez
the three last-Iamed as we'll as james Campbell,
who was long since discharged aud sent TO the
United States by the Acting Consul here, being
absent.
At about 10 O'Clock the trial if il ccr justly be
called such, commemorative Acting Cobsul of
the United States being present but fading the
trial wss TO be carried on in the absence Cf the
accused men, he very wisely made his bow and
retired-but i ain going before my story. Only
EstraDpes. Felix. and McCulloch, were tried the
two fret were declared guilty, and sentenced, the
first to lose his life by the Garrote the other to ten
years labor in chains, in the pestilental possess
ions OF Spain. in Africa; Captain McCulOch was
acquitted Ibis trial or pretense Of trial, where
tie accused were not permitted to cross-examine
tLose WHO had testified against them. most GER
tanly il not the sort Of trial specified in the treaty
between the two countries, and although il may be
too late non to make any attempt to save the life
Of Estrampes, Yet unfortunate Felix. whom | con-
scientiously believe 10 be innocent ought not to be
permitted to suffer the fortunes int Dded for him.
There are reports in circulation, that there is
to be large addition to both the army and navy
in snd about this island from Spain The volun-
teers continue to be drilled morning and evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
is MARsHALs OFFICE

RECRUITING IL THE UNITED STATES FOR rHx
BRIrIsR SERVICE The United States Marshal OF
Philadelphia, accompanied by one Of his deputies.
arrested through the Msrshsl here, probably per
alleged TO be British officer and to have been
epgsged, contrary to the Neutrality Law, in estsb-
fishing seency at Patsd-phis for the recruiting
Of soldiers TO be sent 10 Halifax, and there enlisted in
the British army. person ha, been arrested in
Philadelphia on cha ge of having suca agency, and
we Understand he gave such information LED to the
arreet in this City of the person in question ne hav
ing been pointed out as putting up NJ Delnoaicos,
and as having employed the said agent st Phisdel-
phis Tie party arrested denies, We under.tand,
either being officer Of tho British Army, or Of
having been engaged in establishing said agency.
lie e1pr ssed bimstf perfectly Wiling TO go with tbs
Martial to Phgadslphia for which place hey took the
rairosd on Saturday. II is thought by the officers
here that tire hitting ices is wholly broken up or
abandoned IN this Vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

Having proceeded some di.tauos farther 10 pusui' d
the fugiives VIC discovered large stun. odors an
Dangerous ock upon which la:ge unter o. ttfrs
probably those OF hap.'a had posted the 4. selves.
To storm tint rock, do not cOnsi16r prul ~; &
besiege IT, the tsssoU wss too uufsvora5e Tor .pso
ard boifes. |, however, sent two patrols out
who shot somC ksilis, and cspior53 9 600 he ~ o.
cattle making together with thoss previou sly CAP
turtd aggregate of 800 be nd besides 200 sheep
and eos's The wdoss e tue mur Tered msn have
ben comptrs aed out of these fr their Losses re
taBed lC0 head ia aid Of the loses sustained by ny
men, WHO'S oxen lad been shOt on account Of tbs
long s'ckD.ss, shch distemper has forum aiely nov
disappeared.
Alter the capture and distribution Of this booty,
i broke up ny camp but LEFT behind, however q
small detachment TO check harsss and annoy the
tect the inhabitants in these parts While writing
this The tetaobnen has returned bringing With them
considerable number Of cspt0red cate. According
10 their report, The Cares panic stricken tn
thty have fed in every direction, so tina, if the de
techment 50 been stronger a mach larger number OF
cstile would have been oap.urec On my retdrn,
passng the kraa Of Mspels. found the rsmsins o.
Elk Of the murdorei men; and at that of Mskspsn
ne more pots, ~iih fat aud roasted limbs eli Of
which caused to be buried, while the iowa vas laid
in esbes.
1.-THE casualties Cd side are two killed. as above
stated and beside the two men wounded. a. ABOVE,
the owing ave clio bsen wounded, viz: Ad III
ce Larry wbils eIteriDg the caverns and 80 tten-
tote in the service Of Mr., Hartley The command
lasted about two months and, with the men who az
terwsrd joined, was about SOC strong, with llG
wagons sbd t.o feld-peces The greater part were
mounted"
Gen. PretOrione about 10 proceed on another
command togard the end OF January the destination
OF which wss kept secret.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02
Richardson, Spence q Co.'s Circular.

PEI Asid LIVERPOOL fnesy Mnoa TO- i'''
The Corn trade has partly recovered the Oppression OF
ss w,,k and a. Tuedsys market there vas more doing IN
III ouR and WHEAT a. improvement OF II barrel sec
a. fusbsl rdisn fair demand at 81 for Mixed
and Yellow but holders asking "a advance
business small lot OF yellow mais 49, tbs buyers were IN
a Conner And the quotation 10 therefore exceptional
The principal markets 10 the Interior nave ao0
to 8 4 quarter on Wheat
In absence Of buyers todsys market WAS
Inactive at the prces Tuesday The quotations FLOUR
are very irregular rsospg from S5 to al barrel; White
WHEAT, II 10 1914 7ob aixsd INDIAN Corn, fI9
to az; Yellow - g. and " hte 49, = $50 10.
tcusIly those Of inferior qualities. snxous to realize
Cleveland" Prime Mes has been sid at lOt 70 I2o;
"Hman." 1905 and Domiucks" 1901, which IL re-
OF 8 Y fierce. There lit,le inquiry ana
bode Of good brands reluctant to maze further eonees
PoRK in much the position BEEr, with bu, few
ssles at n g TO ecI. .r
Bacon at decline Of d2i 10 rather better demand,
and 10 Glmost hnished expect better trade 10
rev sales Of rev Western Short Middies at AZ q4f
Lops as ga; and Cumberland Cut - diSi v ewt East
eTn. 45l as. g,
s.,es only each s6ou, 100 tuns
Conn Oh RESIN dull al 4 as
fyXsIfp CAKE dull ct IS IOi 20 80 TO- per tun.
Co1roy-There ccnnaes to be socd steady demand for
,on Int the freedom with whcb the late heavy pJrt n
49, ,ak, rrices Irregular for while good ssped lots Of
NSns Orleans commsnd fa prices hg stspled
IT, -. Ro~eds and Mobiles "a lower thsa last week
s..ts, ,.drcon hiss omitted to lsnythins there
ssns,.nx Uesdsr feeling to-day, but h scarcely reaches
pfees SAFES 81 30 b.es Of which $3.50 bales were Amsf'
N,n.h..,.r xre..er confidence is visible snee Taesdsy
and fair smount Of business 10 doing