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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-03-26
NEW
Map of North Carolina.

I,HE undersigned are preparing. and viii publish, a.
soon as the necessary Surveys. &c, can te obtain
ed. New, Large. and Complete Mar OF NosrH Ca.
solIs4 five feet by three, well engraved snd finished
in the rest style.
It's admitted on al sides, that such work il crest
,e.dersnm ia our State. and il is in consequence d
The frequent inquiries this subject, that The UNDER
signed have embarked in the enterprise.
The only attempted work Of this kind u that OF Nc
Rae. published in $50; and since then the Coon,lrs,
Towns. Ro.ds and Post-oces have incres'rd "a num-
her and oil our works 81 Internal Improvements, with
small exceptions heen sci on foot.
II is intended that the New Map. now proposed 10 Nc
published, shall contain. sccuisiely laid down. al Inc
Natural Features Of the State the lnleis, Hsfbafs
sounds, Lakes. Rivers. Creeks, Mountains. &c.
Also The public Improvements and Artificial divisions
The Railroads.. Plank Road, Counties. County Towns
Posi-ofces, Cities. Villages. Pos,Fcsds aud Canal.
Colleges, Academies, &C.. &c.
The Map will be ready BY the summer Of ls5s.
WILLIAM ID. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERMS:
! In Best style, Gill Rollers. and Firs, ImPrs.-
sions. slu w
I 4. pl.;,, r,,l, Ri,rk RolIers. 8 90
Raleigh, August, 1854. Do
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON, N. c


a. III. YanbOkkelen, Proprietor.
vu,HE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
Il in the " CLARENDON IRON WORKS. solt-
riis orders for
Steam Engines, Of any power or style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grist and Saw Mills, complete.
Parker, Turbine, and other Watsr-whssls,
Rce-ield Pumps aud Engines,
Lcavu's Corn and Cob Crushsr,
Rice Thrashers, B
Shingle Machines,
Skating Hangers and Pulllss,
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
lion Castings of oil kinds and patterns,
Brass ditto ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Fluc and plain Cylinder Bnlers,
Blacksmith work Of all kinda.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jsils.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose
insurng punctuality in the execution Of all orders W
public may rest satisfied that any work which may Of
fer will be promptly delivered according TO promise an
Of cannot fail to give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge Of man Of talent aud experience,
have no hes,aiion IN saying that the work hereail'
turned ont shall compare avoraby in every respect wit
that Of the most celehrsed in the States, and al price
which will make il the interest OF s that want to sen
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
| Always done withou, delay; and having large for
for that purpose ii will prove advantageous to any pc
son needing such 10 give The preferences. without
card 10 the expense Of sending from distance
Orders will be addressed TO . Clarendon Iron Works
i Wilmington, n. Z.
A. yANBOKKELEN.
I October Is "
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Boots. Shoes, Leather, &c.

YUvHE subscriber takes this method Of informing ms
IL friends and The public generally, that he IS carrying
ON the Boot and Shoe.makng Business at his Tan Yard
In Orange county, N. q, twelve miles south Of Koano'
ro,cb. and twelve miles north Of Hillshorough. The
shon i conducted entirely by MI Asa Davis formers
II Il Hilsborough who aaers himself, and those for
whom he has worked will hear him out in his opinioh
that he can do as good work as any workman IN Tie
State and on as reasonable terms and in as expeditions
manner as any other workman to be found.
All orders from distance promptly attended to- lie
/. now receiving large stock Of Northern Call Skin ior
making Boots, Shoes &c. w TT PASS.
,.s 20
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! DIR. STRONG'S

4, pECTUgAL sIUMAC!A PaahS, ,.tg
n E,m,gy nj Coughs, Coijs, cGioyrh, Broa. cniHs,
croup !. Whooppg Cough, Asthma, Consumption, M NJ.
vous Diseases, Dyspepsia. costiveness,
ease Of The Heart, inflammation and Tam ~ hs tn
Rack and Side, and all diseases arising ron oe'sas
"a state Of The stomach and 10 relieve the anu
Ma feeling from eating too hearty tood, - wssn sn1
dyypep,ic habits. or Warranied 70 be purey -
getabIe. - ln..
These Pills act ss IN EIpeesorsnt. Tonic ans nps'
y;ent ps rs cent boz possesses three times more
r. TO cure diseases than one dollar bottle o. any "
svyun. Bassm,, or saisnparas that were ever msss'
and simple trial Of only one box VIII prove mn
TIey promote Expecteration, Loosss
the Pblerm, and Clear The Lungs and o'hsf os.'e'sv
Organs Of all morbid matter, and here no o,he' =.
mely IN the whole Materis Msdics capable o. impsr
pg such healing properties 10 the Lungs ana WA ~
IN. = these pills. They cure e0stivencss,
produce good regular Appetite, and strengthen me
ls,sem. Price rs cents per boz, containing 20 oo~s
OF medicine. 5--sss. ss..s>
Can ON the Agent. who sell the Pills, and sss 'hs
N Planters Almanac" gratis, svins iaii ps'Tus's -
certificates Of cures .s..
Boh kinds Of the above named Pills are ioi sas w.
H,,,.bo,oush BY DENNIS HEARrr; and a. Chsfsl
H,,l nv X. b. SAUNDERS; who also keep surpy
a. Dr. spepcer's Vegetable Pills, and DI. Hus ess.
h,,ed pills which stop tho Chills and Fever The h
tday aud DO no. sicksn shs stomach o. sPss" on 10
bowels. Is no 4,
August 20.
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riftv Dollars Reward.

dan away from The subscriber on ih. A'h o. ,a'y.
Id Isj3. Negro Gil named JANE. aged shcut
~ ,esrs She is black heavy set, Of efdins, hesn'
,,oop. forward little when walking fast end nee
spoken. she was formerly owned By Mf.jsmss 'onn-
sion, Of Alsmancs, and her mother = nor e~n .
Iohn T,onrer. ESQ.,, snd she is probably lurking 10
AI,m,nce county. The shove reward will be si'en
for her apprehension and delivery 10 me- n'sr less
bug, cs.wri county. for her confinement W any
:" = W. JAMES w. REID.
August IS
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

10 fGs Faculty and TSusfso u SchoolaHd foisgai
Gssrlssss.- -Tl,e undersigned srs pfrpainEs large
spd handsome Map Of the State, snd Gs1seef 10 sc
company Il We wish 10 have ensfasipgs u the Pub.
lie fuIiipg. Colleges and Aeadenes, 10 emlssh The
I;s,s,,eer and tic borders 1.-The Map This plan viii
give puliriy 10 your Insituian % well IS show whsi
cui STATE !. doing. We wilI therefore, insert 10 The
Galsiirsf. en- ensrsving 81 your buildns you VII
furnish &. with he drsvngs-you paying The expense
u The plate Of which you have duplicate sleteo.
type p.ls or your Cifculan. &c. And q you viii pay
lie sipeuse ii engrssing will sso have The Bull
ding On lie Mar IvrIcf. which will be an advertisement
Coz ~ time 10 come lfyou ~iIl send vs. written DE-.
srapaou a your coeae o. school, is name, location
faculty. trustees. terms. &C.. win inseu y To The Gs.
seteer free u ehs'ee uinsiuiions have sresdy
done %. 30, We want I'll ~ The STATE.
Very Repeatedly your obedisnl ssrvHnis.
Nm ID. COOKE. Raleigh,
SAMUEL PEARCE, Marlborough.
Address WIN. d. Cooke, 81 Raleigh. N. q.
June ~. 1855. vs.
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COME AT LAST!

COME AT LAST!
n AN now in receipt Of LARGE and WELL Sc
4 LEcTED Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
au determined TO sell al reasonable prices. Below
give few leading articles:
5000 wards u CaIicoes, al grsdcs;
1900 Yards Of striped, checked, plaid, and solid col.
ored Mousline dc LANES;
French and English Merinos, assorted colorsi
Coburgh Cloths;
Mohair Debage,Ifor riding dresses;
Black. figured, and plain black AipacssI
Black, figured, and plain black silks;
Black Morie Antique silk, for dresses and msntiss
Plaid checked, and plain eolored silks;
While and Black Silk Lsces;
Norie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
GalIoons and Gimps, Of all colors. for trimmings;
Black and coIored Cloths, for making coaks, &c.
call panicular attention 10 my stock OF goods Tor
Men and Boys wear, il being much larger than usual,
Kentucky leans; Ermine Cloth; DisgonslTweeds;
Black and enlored salinciis
Black Doeskn Cassiniere-, 81 AL prices
Fancy and plain colored Cassimefer;
5000 y'ds Of bleached and unblescbed Cotton clolhs
Pine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White FIsnnels, Of all grsdesj
I.inseys, Of al qualities;
Linen and Cotton Table Cloths;
Apron Cheeks; bed Ticking;
Negro and Bed Blankets. some very fine;
Isdes Collars, sleeve Cuis, and Cheuisesi', frenei
worked bands:
Irish Linens, Of III quslhies;
BiilIianl., for unserdresses;
2 Jaeonet, checked, striped figured, and plain Owls
Muslin;
srea, variety Of Gloves for ladies, gentlemen an
children;
Ladies and den's Rubber over-shoes;
Mems Buffalo 0vershccs;
SCHOOL. BOOKS always on hand.
large lot % Fine Cigars, Of the most approve
bnnas; Smoking and Chewing tobacco Pencil ohaf!
enefs; springs; Aries; Moss, palte,n Csnvas.i y !,
csrpetins; Heree Colsrs; Hsmes ;sadde.esg,i 1oaei
copsl and Japan vanl'hss' Paint ana slhl,h So
\ %; LInseed and Tain Oil Casllnssi onno o'Op'
\ Bsngings &c.
An 81 the above. end pny thing usually ksp, 70 =
tail store can 10 found 81 1AMEs ~ 2.
llclohei 20.
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NOOK AGENTS WANTED.

BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
rE,O obtain subscribers of Book that viii ~ prizsd
by every literary and reading man g sn imPonan,
National Work. being
Cyclopadia Of American Literature,
embracing personal and eriiieal nCces q Auihors with
passages from their VIKINGS from the earliest period 70
~ present day. BY T. "A. G. u. Duykinck. eiih more
Than 400 Portraits ~ Authors. vews Of Cocgrs and
other Literary Institutions signcies Of Residences, &c,
together with over 400 Autographs.
The Book viii Re published BY Mr. Charles seribner,
New York IL Two royal eciaio volumes 81 1000 pages
printed on suI@riBc paper and nrw TYR, s he ready
n The 18Th Of No,emler. sud s exeis.ttiy w igenis
Subscription prize seven dollars.
A cilcplsf. giving fol- details Of discount made 10
Agents. tho will find canss..ins far this book sn 40.
Usually pleasant and profitable hBsiness duties required
of Them &c. will be furnished 70 persons Disposed q
engage 10 The bssness. By addressing ihe suhfef er
enefs Agent of ihe sale Of tie work iof The saies o.
/ New York. North and south csrolna aud Georgia.
Agents ri please slate whst districts they prcips'
10 csn,s.. and whether they have bccte been engage,
10 the business.
"A. N. RII0ORBACH,
l45 Nassau street, New ns,k
NoSrmhers 8. n
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
% rrBiiaIn wssKLr
BY DENNIS HEARTH a SON.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, " paid IN sissnoe
Two Dollars and Finy Gents, " not Paid within ihrts
months;o Three Dollars. u desyet until set ths sI.
pirsiion Of the year.
No paper willie discontinued until I'll susaners are
paid. unless 81 tie option % The Publishers.
Hereafter no paper will lN scnf 10 nrw Subscriber
out Of this siaiesunsss payment j. made 10 sdyance 90
person " the State will become fcspos ole 10 lie
editors; sud the paper viii not bc Unto sui-t,rr
out Of The state fo more tfin two yenp without pny
ment. unIe i Is 70 one risonsIiy known 70 We sud IN
whose inissfny We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
ApssHTIsssasTs MOI exceeding fourteen linrs. one
dollar for ihs first, and twenty-five een fof each svl-s
ggent insertion longer ones IN Ptope',icn cevs.sd.
ssfsemen,s tssaty Ave PEI rent higher. ssdurvhn
o. ons.,hift will be nsds 70 sd,sfib<fs ~ lhsytm.
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Soaps.

CASTLE Soap, Brown Windsor Soap. Tuirsnsins
u Soap. Fancy soaps, large ,sririy
Fer sale By LoN1 thi
ar1
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
u.HE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving and opening .
i large and varied stock Of New
faII mn ddlmtfr 6nnAs

large and varied stock o. &c"
fall mo ddmttr 6uo0s,
which they offer on reasonable terms
I, is impossible advertisement to snun'ersie al
The articles TO which they would call attentions but they
have FOX LADIES,
solid English and French Merinos.
Black, Striped, Plaid and More Antique SILKS,
All Wool DcLsines, Solid and Fancy,
Mouseline UeIaines,
New Wintez Bonnet Ribbons.
Grass Buds, Wheat and Velvet Le,yes for Trim
ming Bonneis,
Velvet Morie Antique Trimmings
Mohair Head Dresses,
Philsdephia shop-Niade Shoes,
cIcaks, MsnliIfss, Tslmss. and Shswls.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
Oreicoats If all grades,
! Black and colored Frock Coats
| Plush and Cut yelye, Vests,
Leary's yrnilsted Dress Hats,
Solid and Fancy Csssimers,
Indis Rubber Goats and Pants,
Gloves, Socks, Ties. DC.
| Their stock Of kerseys Blankets. Hats snd shoe.
va. selected with great care, an, will compare In quail
i,y and price with any 10 the market.
J. Z. TURRENTlNE Dc SON
Octnher 8. o
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IF You van, 1IRg.r IsA.F.E CABBIAG.E2,
which will not only render good eoe. bot be also
neat call on the subscrber living sir miles north OF
Hilhorough. He has been carrying on The business
cor the last sixteen months aud bis work has proved 10
BE- rs, rate He i determined that his work shall con-
lluue 10 lie executed IN the hes, fully equal TO
any 10 this section Of country aud al prices 20 suit pur-
chasers Persons wanting Carriages send their Of
der. though the Post Office illsborOueh, snd they
will be promptly attended 10. Al Kinds d Repairs viii
Be done IN good order and on moderate terms.
N The sulserbcI has purchased the right foi Orange
County 10 PlTEsT BnIKI for III kinds Of carriages-
n which he invites the atiehiion of the public.
~ The Subscribers Wool Carding
Machines are in good order, and are doing The rey
lest quality 81 work Ptces hereiof ": Eight cents
lot willie; Twelve and halle ior mixed; oneh
part Ofthe wool. . -, ,.eo~
! lime a. 4lii-
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DIR. sTRONG'S
Cnmnound SanaliycyPlIIs.

UyHEsE pills arc entirely Ngetable,s ana sIs mos'
saps VIII. nnS Fsver Dgsptpsia, cosiirsnes, LIZ
~ compiainf Jaundice Sirk Headache. Scrcjr,a'
Sab Rherm, Fspers Of all kinds Lossef APpsft ~ =
,r~eted and Paia( al Mensruefon, aud all iiHse'Ss
AL FdmaIe Medicine they act like charm ana
when taken according the directions they hess. -
y cure The worst cases Of Piles, alter al ONE
IT,, n"r;rv the blood equass the ci'euls.ion,res.
~ Liver. Kidneys, and other sscre'oIy o.ssps 70
lone and action; and an Anti.Biious
m;ly Medicine, they have no equal. fres - esns'
Iper box. 80. w 9sse, sfsig ieBHgpf.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

Foy he rare Of Iaaasssa, Colds, Tadyssfion, Dye
pep.ia Headache, Debiiiiy, Heakne1,
&c. &c. &c.
lfA Fresh supply just received, aud Tor sale by
.ths,xenls. ID. Heart & Son, stthe Printing Office.
HilIsbotossh lame, B.M'Dsds, Chapel hilk and
q. "A .Mehans Mason Hall.
iuiy sth, 1884. lyH-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23
Adventure in California,

The truth of the following thrilling tale of
nd en;ure is vouched for TO US by person who
beard it from the lips Of one of the party:
A party of three men started from Sacri-
mento on prospecting tour, and being we'll
supplied with provisions they penetrated muc h
further than any o'her party, without success.
Being men OF g'eat perseverance, however,
they determined TO pursue their course still
tu ther, although they had nearly reacned a
point where it was believed the foot of white
man never trod before. The party began to
feel somewhat discouraged, as luck appeared
to have abandoned Them. They were many
miles from any hahiation, and their provisions
were getting very low. A melancholy feeling
pervaded the whole three but they kept on till
they came to deep gnlch. After making a
thorough examination, they returned to Sacri-
mento for ropes and provision. Having pro-
cured these, and loaded their mules with as
much as was thoug It necessary for their pur-
pose, they proceeded again to the gnlch. To
get down this ravne was the next object
They tied rope TO tree, and by this means
one after the other descended TO the bottom,
after lowering down the provisions and tools.
Here they found gold in abundance, and labored
assidiously to secure their pile as soon as pos.
slbe, moi being particularly IN love with their
habitation. BY mere accident, after having
been in the ravine for several weeks, they dis.
covered that the rope had been cut by the
Indians, or let loose by some other means.
which cut off all hopes of escape The lodges
OF rock were perpendicular for hundreds of feet,
and climbing up was out of the question. Their
provisions rapidly diminished, and starvation
saed them in the face. The gold which they
had secured was of no use. They had made
pp their minds that their end was near. Prov
identially, party of friendly Indians came by,
and hearing the men halowing, they discover
ed their whereabouts and Immediately went to
work to release them. Ropes were obtained
and let down, when they were drawn up, one
by one and their gold also. Being released
frem their prison, they literally rewarded the
Indians and went on their way to a more suit
able location, thankful for their preservation
from the awful fate which they had been
-hreatened.-M Y. Commercial AdeertiseT.
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soc DacEAs 6gRafp,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY N
I.ATIAIER a SwINDELI.S,
", LAfIMER, ,, W hNiAbhLls'
PUBLISHED WEEKLY

" LAAlhLAs - "f""'-'H'N'~'
EeRNs-sasO pr Valanr q hhy-ise nanesTs Il paii y
a,sas, siihia ah = ihr tlas q aessFhns ss''
i' shia IA m.lih', Aii sivo a. ~ s,ll ~ - - a
r asTe a lines lrss hT ths nTsi instTtt ad my
rlf a. each lnsfn kFIvahrT duiurh q ese hali uss
wl ,e laais 10 ihUr Who advertise ~ A1 se- 1'm s
r.' 'ess - changing HnaIisliss IA, A.. ,..-,., =,
aess cards HAS mlT 'haa one square s es inserted u
laiasai candidate. f1F s,ss district oahesT'' sloi
ornncTs, Is,
Advertisements, Tublssgan e which is TeqniNi t
nasl h. paid n Ia advance aud lh saFS on dsstfg -
N1sl this Tals departed ian sadi'hAl charge II my per
gill lse mAie,
rsrsonal articles uhsn admitted 10 cur columns viii bs
NJ SET donhv the ahsyr rates
ar Advertisements ni marked With 1 nnnieF q nsrIis
vii he tinno until oTEisn directed, aud charged aecoihEy,
suesIlrs advertisers, and agents may remit 'aonsy 70 Ne at
Al communicates, mus, he addressed the Eior pest
Fsii, -
The tloHiRE rsnyn requested 10 act Agents Tor s
IIp autiIsd To TvSs'e and Treelr lg sae'eTp
81 p KVSErs, Lancaster, paIlas County,
InoE1H wilshN, Cedar llill, nallas e0uRg,
a. n.s. fs'tT, aa oT.,r, nlNiyills, TaHsn' county,
~; lT; C, y; s;, Pas Fgt WORTH T.uant county.
JoHS l.. LTSior, Mckinney. Collin county,
Joss a. PHiSCF, HsghvrfaTi, Parker eaun,y
Jas, 7. RlTrl, Kaufman, Kaufman county,
], u, IFATH, black llil, hsahnan county
a. ", Rnlrks, waNahalshs, t.ls county,
Msy m,.sT sTs%, 9,s, Chambers Creek, Ellis eoa"y.
a. y. ssrn, sherman. uraysoa county
Capt. :, u ALLES, Preston, urayson county.
4, nEArrN, ks',, CsTseanna, Navarro county,
Jas 7. LgE pnrirr'. Ran Siyarr, county.
A, u. LLuTD, Alton, denton county,
y =, Weaver. OalnsNlir, took county
II, u, LirialH claTkesrilc, hci River county.
~, DILrnS, lpsi.masler Palestine, Texas.
A, 4, lIowElL, fsq 0rcrnVie, Hunt county,
ALIEN, BiGrr Co., iicustcn Harris county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23
Als Act

Supplementary 10 the Act Of january 29th,
1910, Concerning Wills, and Authorizing
Person: to dispose of their Estate by viii.
Src. l. Be it enqcted By the Legislature ot
tie State Of Teas, That all persons are here
BY authorized and permitted to dispose of their
own estate, real and personal by will or 9TH
crwise, and that the thirteenth and tilteenrh
sections of the act of January 2S,h, 1910,
entitled can Act concerning Wills" and the
provisions of all other acts, so far as they con.
fict with this he and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC 9 That this act take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Passed July oath, 1856.
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AEs Act
To Amend the Fourth Section of an Act
Entitled ''An Act Regulating Attach
nteiits," Approved March 11th, l94S.

'AShtos APEtufCu -k1Ati AtEis ic9
Sec. |. Be 1t enacted Ly tie Legislature Of
the State Of TerGs, That The fourth section Of
the above recited act is hereby amended SO
that the same shall hereafter read as follows,
TO wit The Judges and Clerks of the Dis.
trict courts, and Justices of the Peace. may
issue original attachments, returnable to their
respective courts, upon the party applying for
the same, his agent or attorney making an
affidavit in writing, stating that the defendant
is justly indebted to the plaintiff and the
amount Of The demand, also that the defendant
is not resident OF this State. or that he is
about TO remove out of this State, or that he
secretes himself so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on hun, or that he is
about 10 remove his property beyond this State,
or that he is about TO remove his property be-
ydnd the county in which the suit is TO be, or
had been commenced, or that he is abont to
transfer or secrete or has transiera or secfeted
his property for the purpose of defrauding his
creditors, and that thereby the plaintiff wi |
probably lose his debt; and he shqll also swear
that the attachment is not sged out for the
purpose Of iniuring the defendant
Passed July 81, 1855.
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Written for the Dallas Herald.
A Home on the Prairie.

ny WILLIAM 7. @. wEAvER.
[Composrd Lcirecn Alton and GniResrHlr.l
o for home on the lone grassy Prairie,
Secure from cCquc,tcs aud the city bellies aits
There let me live with Contcntmcnt, sweet fairy,
Where Love folds his wings, and he mGiicRs hGrc
hearts.
Yes, let me dwell in ;he wide. sunny meadows
My couch the soft grass, and my pillow wild flowers,
Where the streams ripple undarkencd by shadows,
And the lark sings sweet the thrush in the
bowers.
Out in the Prpric-the blue sky above nc
by II cool spring in the midst of the plain,
Give me cot and u maiden 10 love me,
And lie 'cr will | seek after glory again.
ALroS, August, 1856.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23

Daring the search instituted by an editor OF
the Newark (Eugland) Times for female COM
posilors, it is reported that the following short
dialogue took place;
Brisier-"Mr He7pac, have you anv daugh-
tiers who would make good iyPe-se;iers!'
4 Henpec-"No; Bu. I've got wife who
would make good devil"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23

Jack Hays, volney E. Howard, Richard
Roman, (old Dicli) and host of Texian friends
stand by their friend and comrade. Judge Ter
nv, in his present trying situation So we
learn from our California exchanges and phi
vate adviees.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-23

Bro BUcK NIGGER ON THE STUmP "A coal
back nigger made fusion speech at Lafayette
a few days since, in which he was as fierce in
denunciation OF the Democracy as are mis- white
coadiutors Of This part Of the State He was
for Fremont, free Kansas and free niggers, the
same as they He was paid 81 30 per day and
found. Goshen Ind Democrat.