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NOFICE.-Our customers are hereby notIfi ed
! that their respective accounts will he ready for
delivery and settlement on the st January PROV
We. earnestly beg that there may be no DELAY ma
closing bills, IN the usual model as we will reou.re
ing blIgations.
TO those of our patrons who, by their promptness
have enabled US to- withstand the pressure of the
past quarter, we are sincerely grateful and assure
them OF our determination to study their Interests
as purchasers IN the spirit In which thew have
promoted ours merchants. "
vi those who, although willing. have been unable
To pay us ON account of delay 20 themselves we
nust now ask q settlement by note al short date n
cash cannot be obtained.
With regard 20 the very few who have refused TO
pay OF give US any Satisfaction, whom We ave freely
stated to them the difficulties under which we Ia.
bored, we have only to say "your bills are again
ready aHd mast be paid or pxf ia ssii--we can
submit to no further delay"
To all who have accounts with us We again sub
mt the actual necessity OF prompt, punctual and
Immediate action In ordinary seasons We are wills
ing 10 wait but until DISCOUNTS become more plenti-
Iai IN Washington We VIII be compelled to rely
ELVANS & THOMPSON.
il closed. d W. VIZ
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IL The New York Dav Book has been 81, /,
since the death Of its editor, Mr.. Stimson, for
$2,50O to two of it, printers, who to pay in
in instruments of $40 per week. II is said that
only a few weeks since a brother of Mayor w ood
offered SIC 900 for one half the concern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

u The papers announce fire at Marion, Al
ALBANIA, which destroyed n whole block, includ-
ing the Perry House. printing and law offices,
drug, book and merchants stores. The loss Is
about $50, coo.
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10 CASTOR X CLARK,
40 LOUISIANA AVENUE, secOnd door from
9TH street, under the Avenue House.

GOODS. -
The subscribers c N attention to desirable Stock
Of CLOTHING which they nav have exhibit
tiOn al their Store. No. - Louisiana avenue. second
close of the lot IT possible, every effort necessary
their part shall be used in order to please the n
customers.
In the CLOTHING DEPARTMENT we can guarantee
the st ck TO he perfect poi Of durability bit and
style. bacsuse we make every thing Ourseve. add
have he tatIon IN saying our goods will be found
equal to the best order work in the county.
Watching the various changes OF fashion. parties
nay rest ured Of finding the latest cut and max Q
IN store subject to their -c,lon and prevail
Sl5,00 worth of Goods for Mems. Boys and Ser
wants w ear, will be sold at auction prices and pur
chasers would do well 70 examine the lot. This ID
M humbug, as our assertions can be proved GA
ami, alton. Call and see US at the above Store.
28-3m CASTOR x CLARK.
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WAsHINGToN, December q, 1857
DAViD "A. HA LII, ESQ having made Convey
ance aud general AssignmeDt Of all his Real and
Pers Estate to the in trust for GER
tain purposes, all persons having claims against the
sad David A. Hall are requested to present the
one OF the Trustees No. % Louisiana avenue and
all persons indebted to the said estate are
to pay the same without delay.
'..'a ...ts+ WIN. II. PHILIP
d2s-eotf fmssss.
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-COLLECTOR'S OFFICE

0@COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
uS City HALL. November :, Iay7
Notice is hereby gwen to all persons who have not
paid their Taxes for the present year and to all no
are IN arrears for previous years that At the
ton Of sixty days from this date, thsr
ter as the advertisement can lie prepared all proper
~ nn which the taxes may remain "a paid viii be ad
We ItIsed aud old for the taxes the law eujoIns
Those who do not wish TO be put to the heavy cx
pense attendant ON the advertisement and sale are
requested to pay in season.
JAS. F. HALLIDAY,
n Scot Jams Coactor
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NEW YEARS PR ESENTs.--I sdies' Cabs.
4, ks3' SnS' rs,snsy Hair Pins Work Boxes $s,
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WASHINGTON THEATRE.

WaSHlNOEON Ghfa1fE.
Lessee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. STUART.
The management begs 10 announce that the New
Theatre Will lie finished on the 23th Dece mheT, ard
will be opened
ON JANUARYIs LIST, 1875.
The Company will include
Mr.. Blake, Mrs. Blake,
Mr.. ester, Mrs. Vernon,
Mira. Hoev, Mr.. Sloan.
Miss Cannon, Mr.. n. d. Johnston
Mr.. NJ rton, Mrs. Cooke. Ms. Allen. Mr.. WI tIns
MIR. A n DayeBp ~, Mr.. Grosveoor.
with the entire cOmpaD, of w aiiack . heatre. New
York, alternat -ng between WashInsto aud New
Msdemoisene TERESA ROtLA.
Mr.. Paul Brilliant, Mile Julia LesInan,
Nile Lshm'n, hr. SchBbrr.,
and the fall Corps de Ballet Of NiblO's. are iik4-
wise engaged to iuaugurate the opening perfo rm-
ancss.
The celebrates Fairy Star,"
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON.
will appear On Monday, January 18th.
The Eminent Comedian,
MR.. CHARLES MATTHEW'S.
will appear on MoBdsy, 9th February.
IL Parties desirous Of retaining Seats for the
first two perfprmances will please leave their names
ct Metzerott's Muse Store, Star Buildings. Ia
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"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

IA a rs Years Of Age,
Nv hose sands Of life have nearly run out disooy-
Tered while in the Fast Indies, certain cure Tor
Consumpiien. AsthI.s BropSh,tI., Go S4uS Hs:
6sco2sred by ham when bis cub child, q sugh-
Ter. ~ given up TO do He had hsnrd much Of the
wondsefuI r:stoiative and healIn5 1ItIes OF grsp
thouehf occusred to hfm ttef he 9iGht make rem
sdy Tor his sAid. He studSed bar and suceeedea In
now aisv Q and we'll He has sisee ADMINISTERED the
vonderfu remedy % thousands OF sufferers IN III
ing them completely healthy and happy. Wishing
to do as much good rs possible. he will send to such
cpe with full and el piict directions for makinE
up and successfully using il. He requires each ap-
pcant to snclOse hIm shiling-three cents to A
be returned as postage on the recipe, and the re-
mainder tn be applied to the payment of this i'd
-, Or. H. JAMES. No: lls Grand street.
Jersey CITY, N. J.
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~ ASSESSORS NOTICE.-The voters of
~ the several wards Will please take notice that
the Assessors will attend at the places designated
below from 10 O'Clock a. NJ to O'Clock p. IN every
day, except Sunday and Chrstmas day from the 18th
to the 3s OF thls month, inclusive the purpose
of revising and correcting the poll lists:
First Ward-Samuel Redfefn's. corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Nineteenth street.
Second Ward-Ge Gorge L. Stewards corner of 18th
and II streets.
Third Ward-J. NJ. Downing s, l. street, betw ZEN
18th and 9Th streets.
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B. Dyer's, New Jersey avenue,
ID and r. streets sout b..
tween 9Th and 81 streets.
Seventh Wsrd-Jnhn II. Bird. corner Of 7'h street
lad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

A ANNIVERSARY OF THE BAIT ~
~ NEW ORLEANS.-Tte Union Guards "a
raAe great pleasure an announcing 10 their ~
irienis, military and civic, that Their ThiTdf -
Annual Rail wt'l take place AZ the Assemhy In
Rooms, ouisiann avenue, an tie eth nf January.
Grther particulars IN future notice.
az III lStAteSD
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der, and all were ma rching upon Fort Bridger.
which was only sixteen miles distant. The
enough snow on the plains to protect the grass
from Are, Fort Bridger, we believe, is located
t13niles from Great Salt tske Cityp ~ =
Tas NAVAL corRrs On IsoUfRr. No busi-
ness vas transaetsd before either Of these tri-
bunals to-day. No. 2 was dissolved some days
since To-molrou, No, 8 Is to taie up Ole case
ofe1-Captain William Ramsey tdropped)
On Monday next No. is to take up the case
Of Commander William Armstrong-retired on
leave. With the conclusion Of these cases all
the business of said Courts will be over.
8 = ---A-- = 4
The RocHEsrER MuRpER-CoSFEssioN OF
THE STouIs The Rochester Union Of December
"a says: We are able to announce that enough
has been obtained t., Tx the murder Of Charles
w. Littles upon Ira Stout, by confession.
Yesterday, Mrs. Stout, the mother Of Ira and
Mrs. Littles, confessed to Chief Of Police Oviatt,
that Ira told her when he came home on Satur-
day night that she would never see Charley
again-that he had knocked him on the head
with his cane
Mrs. Little was consulted about the matter
and said that IL Ira was a man he would tell all
about IL.
Ira revealed enough to show that others were
concerned In the murder. and partly promised to
give the names OF the persons this morning.
At this point the independent police stepped
in and BLOCKED the game, or In other words took
possession Of the prisoners and excluded the reg
ular city police. who had managed the matter 50
far, from further participation ..
But for this inter the whole facts relating
to this murder would have been made public ere
this. Enough has been obtained to implicate
Ira Stout and Mrs. Littles. The others, two
young men who Were concerned in the murder
may now escape for a time.
Coroner Quin was admitted to see Ira Stout
but not under such circumstances would IN.
able him TO obtain full confession. Ira said
that Mr.. kesney, another of the indie pendent po-
lice, had promised him an interview with Mrs
Littles. This is what Ira wants before making
full confession.
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~ OF THE
Washington Yagers.

The WASHINGTON YAGERS beg leave 10
announce To their friends and the public gen "a
orally. thst they wall give their hail. al the -
hssemb , Rooms on MONDAY EVENING, ~
The Committee pledge themselves TO make Tbs
one of the best Balls of the season.
Inc Bar and supper wall he furnished by c.
weher's Celebrated Band has becn engas ed forths
occlsIon.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentsman
and Ladies.
Commute Of Arr1ngemenrS
O.S. r.. Loeher ST q Scin'z
Sgt John wahl, Corn. p Stnztas
Private c. Just DIS TTh = ThSk
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llS per gallon; Water Ices, Cakes OF every va
rey and styles; Jellies Charlotte de Russo, Blanc
in the CONFECTIONERY lIne at the PHILA DEEPHIA
ICE REAM STORE, corner 18th and str .ets.
do I'm
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oSTNpn the pa instrnt. near the eni ner Of @h
tpAGu OF 4 LADY. Now Decreased.
ne nnder viii confer great f,voT. aud Will also bs
"Scssy rewarded. ly leaving % 90 tins Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

The Army IN UrAH.-We take from the last
issue Of the Washington Union the following
gratifying official news: .4
"We learn that the War Department Yesterday
received information by telegraph from Lit Gen
Scott announcing the arrival Of despatc hes from
On the 7th November Colonies johnson ana
Smith and the trains had overtaken Col. Alexan-
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R, CHElP LIGHT: 49,.
DRIGHTER AND CLEANER THAN ANY
LIGHT NOW IN USE.

-, 1lT69 Cents Fer Gallon.
The continued success and great demand for this
article has induced the proprietor tn reduce the
price as above making at the ohea pes safest
aid hand soonest light to be desired. Sold only at
81! = ennsy yama avenue. "
d 1857 V. J. MONER
NOTICE Il respectfully give notice to all per
sons indebted to me for the purchase of goods
or OF hefwise, to call and settle their accounts m
tu 10y cash notes ut short dates before the tenth
dby OF January. 1853. Should this notice be dise-
ssIded shall place the accounts the hands of an
officer for collection.
ds2t. SAMUEL r. TURNER.
IRON PARIS.-Fme editions, i'm fine binSinrs,
of RACINE, La Fontane, Sevigni, Ducls Rn6e-
lars, DE Staei. DelavIgne, MOutesquien. La Bru-
yere, Saint Pierre, Rousseau. ChateaubriaDd Cou-
Ter, Rotrnu. Balzao. Mariner, yoltaire Capehgue
Bossuet, ThierIy, Rochefoucauld, Malherbe Cor,
neiile Scribe. Regnard, Guizot, FrOissart. Mon
stIelet, Buchon. Moere. ROeh, Barthlemy and
other standard French authors, imported by
d2 FRANCK TATi0R
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Tne attention of oonpois
- ssurs, sNd all who desire superior article of
ines and Liquors 10 particularly called to the sale
advertised to take place on Tuesday mor.ing Dec
Iron Hall. = ~ -. ''o' i''''
This stock is consignment from one of he most
extensive and reliable houses i'm the ctty of New
York, AMI embraces declded the purest and most
superior quality Of w mes, Bandies Gins w his
kys. Dis newt Pickles, O. that have ever been Of
Tered 1t suction IN this city. They are opened
for examination. ? -t.F ~ d &-It
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sPIRIrOF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union contains letter from the Chief
Justice Of Kansas Territory, explanatory Of
the acts of outrage and brutality Of the Tope-
kaites against pesceable settlers, and calls on
Congress to put a stop to such doings in the
Territory by admitting it as a State into the
Union with as little delay as possible. The
editor, in his comments, forcibly illustrates the
improperly of the position occupied by the
few nominal Democrats who are virtually aid
ing and sbetting the perpstration Of such acts
by opposing the Kansas policy of President
Buchanan.
The IuteIIigSHcer Is devoted to news to-day.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Cox REWARD-Will be paid and no q ues ions
gSc; asked: n the person who entered whl,e-
aree CAMERA LENSE Will return the same.
a % ~ - j. III. WHITEHUkST,
A WHITE AND RED COW found asf'n, a d
tresspassing. The owner can have hcs ~zer>k
oy proving property and pa, Ing ehatses 49,
Apply at l.ocu.t Hall Farm an street :, nj
nea the 6rst Toll Gate. asN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

N@A CARD.-JNU. W. MAXIM would re-
10 sPccliully inform the public that he has To-
turned To the city after short absence, and re-
sumed the Drug business 1T HE old stand, Of
New Ork avenue and 18th street, where he WAS SO
berally patrOBzed for the last ten years, and that
he has greatly improved It. interior, and tied II
with a complete and entire new stock Of every
thing IN the medIcine line, all of which he selected
with great care ari guarantees to he as pure and
fresh AS can be found where, to the dispensing
Of Inch he will give has strct personal attention
heretofore, and his residence being the prem sas
WAL enable HIM To devote his whole Il ne to The
BUSINESS. He has also added large and elegant as
sortment ol PerIumery and Toilet Articles, and
every thing IN the fancy line that Us usually kept
first class Drug Store, and having rent or debts
To pay he guarantees To sell low similar goods
can be bought al any retail establishment south of
New York. d II 2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

Com, oAe. cOme all.
To rae Bark,ior'S Sail.
THE YOUNG BAtHELDkS take great pleas,
] ure IN announcer & Ia their friends and The ga
public IN general, thai their FIRST Al Lual Bal -
viii Jake place at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy -
lsrd on December 3lsf. In
Prof Withers' Celebrated Band IL entAsed Tor
the occasion.
No hats caps allowed in the room except ,hus.
worn ny the respective Clubs.
Tickets ONE DOI.LAR-to be had az any mem
her of the Club, and az the door on the evetlbg 81
the Ball.
John Nokes, James Forester,
Joseph Pegg, William Mills.
as
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AIusENRHrs.

THE FIRST GRAND CBTILION pIp-
j ofthe wHyhIngtoe u uadrile assoc, ,tioaa II
" ~ take pace THIS MOI dayD EkENINt -
at Numbers Hal, corner 9th and a stree, a
Withers' ceiebrsted md vii Ne prese,,fx
Refreshments served by S-h field. TIcse 81. ~ ~
Cents. rig
n. B.-No bats or caps shall he permi,tsd, M.
worn in the scem. $500 y
MELODE0N. LATI COOKS HALL,
lVl PssR' yfrasia srsHSe. Rsa,t,t
The above place has been ehiircis rehoy,,sd. =.
arranged with rev stage scenery. seats A. na
pressly for the instr rel husIness. under he Al
ON OF John w, LANDS, 40 now open ioa iss
Winter season with INC
lands OPERA TROUPE
Comprising twelve talented performers -
STARS IN THE PROFESSION,
who will give their inimItaie performance. n,,L,i
comprising new Songs. burie' ques. Negro Zee y
tricifies, &c. as-. -.--.. s.---
Admission IS cents; Doors open at g.. o'c,,l.
com I.encs at III O'Clock.
LEE MALLORY, Business Agent. d.slv
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0%NOTICE-Thc Ladies' of the JOHN IVES
lS LEYAN CHURCH (oOlore,lD inform the ir
friends and the public generally that their FAIR
will open THIS EVENING. at 4 o'clock. and coz
tlnue every evening tor two weeks in the base ment
Of the Old Trinity Church, on 5h street. near the
City Hall. where variety of Useful and Fancy Ar
tices will be offered for sale, They hope to be Iii
orally as the proceeds are for the benefit
of the Church.
A Permit has been secured. d asst.
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WANTS A SlTUATION.-A respectable EIz-
Lsh w oman wishes 10 get SITUATION ~
SEWING ana htiIng IN any respeciahle family. Wou 4
also aot ns chsmLermaId, aud ~ willing &, assi 81 ~
genera hous.woIk. Apply AZ w. c. TMEARAS
rancy atd variety Store, No. 524 Penn. avenue,
oe'~eeh al anl 81 streets. IN 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

1.-THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
!E WATCHES and JEWELRY. which have
been almost given away during the past week, will
be continued sale for few days long er at No s25
Seventh stree!. under the Avenue House. Re
member they are not auction goods but from first
class retail establishment In a Northern city.
Nh
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NJ ATED1Bya geut lemsn, his wife and daugh-
" Ter, TWO ROOMS. furnished or nDf1rnl Shed.
win board, with private family and an A Iespeci-
abe neIghborho,d. Locate ., between 5th and lSh
streets west, and r. aud streets north Addres, J.
vi. ID. City Post Ofioa, or Star Office A % NJ
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WANTS.

4 ARPENTERS WANTED-At the Wash!ag-
~ tnn nheatre GOOD hands only need spply -
M. DChR, at Carusi's Saloon. corner & and ira
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A hEsPECrhBLE, MlDDLE-AGED Wn-
n man wishes SITUATION as a Csok. She
one thai can be depended on. For euanEt-aiiaEs,
&c, apply 70 3s3 Penn. avenue a ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-28

NJ ATTENTION, UNION GUARDS.-A
LSS meeting of the Company will be- held ct tie
Vulcan House. $50 Pa avenue. on THIS MONDAY
EVENING. alta O'Clock. fer the election of no
commissioned officers. aid other unfinished busl-
ness. Every member is requested to be present.
16-2t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

Law AoAiSsr DuELLIse.-A writer in the
Charleston Standard. on the subject Of duel
ling in South Carolina, and OF the ineiii-
cheney Of the State law to suppress this relic
Of feudal barbaiism, says:-
81 would make the penalty. for being en-
gagged in any duel, TO attach on all and every
person or persons, directly or indirectly
concerned in fighting a duel. or sending,
giving. accepting or carrying or conveying
any such challenge, their counsellors. aiders
or abettors. upon being convicted thereof in
any Court having Jurisdiction. disfranchise-
understanding all such persons incapable
Of ever afterwards holding any office Of
honor, trust or profit, under the laws or au-
thorities Of the State; and also embodying
in the Law proviso, TO the effect, that in
case Of any death happening in consequence
Of any duel, the act should not be so con.
strued as to save the offenders from the
pains and penalties ,f the laws Of the land
provided for the punishment Of homicide
and murder"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

M,s,.rs. n .b,eR. TIA Nav York Herald
r;yss tba follow;no ,Iescr,nt,on If the personal
anasrsnes i ~ nscuI;ar;,;es &c lard Manner.
XIX asw M;,;s,sr lrom Enyland
a. each Of tI,e yisi,nrs we're introduced. his
lordsh;n sbocL h;m,cordially ~ the hand.
.sv;ng II ann hsnny h. zoe YOU. ar, and nj
,hs cnnclns;nu IN tLe sneeehes he entered
FREELY INTO conversation with those present
IisnersonaI annearance was far different from
VIA. wuoIL be exnected n 4 ]. fine lord.o
He i about FIVE feet nine inches IN heipht.
and dresses with democratic pIsinness. Ills
hair IS black. strongly mtermixed with yrey.
though he does not appear to be aver thirty
Ave Wears DC are. IiIs large searching DARK
ewes form i very consp,cuous nortion of his
features. The exnression az his face is
somewhat that az 4 ,horouph business man.
anil bis manner thop.b sl;9htly tinged with
haufeur. 4 nevertheless ouite cordial. He
&. n fac, n yery democratic lord. He dimes
Al he fabie dhote A. \ mater of preference.
remark,nr that he wishes 10 become aquainted
with the peopIe If this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

Ts. AID rAsnxERE GoArs.--A correspon.
dent 81 the Boston Post. writing from Green.
vile, South Carolina, SAYS:
81 am within few miles of the place
where the experiment was made Of raising
tea. II has proved failure. The plant
will grow well enough. but wages are TOD
high IL this country. We cannot afford 10
pick, to roll Up aud dry any sort Of leaves
here for half dollar a puund. In China,
where man is hired Tor one dollar month
and boards himself. Il may be done.
a" am glad to learn that the Cashmere goat
introduced by J.. X. Davis. incs well here,
The goat is hardy. prolific. and produces a
heavy neecr of woul. 50 fine that the finest
French merino is coarse in comparison. aud
then il i from SIX to nine inches long.
I" His son. Scott Davis, has cargo of fresh
Angnra Cashmere goats on their way to Gal.
latin. Tenn. where be intend. TO establish !
colony u these Asiatics."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18

Public 0PISIoS OF CaIag. There are just
three stages Of popular excitement over great
crime.
First, the bloodthirsty, which is for seizing
somebody On the lightest suspician. and
stringing him up on the nearest tree. Or it
j. for poking him into the fire with pitchforks,
because hangingis too good Tor him." This
lasts till the culprit is under sentence, lock
and key.
Thea the compassionate. when jurors sign
petitions for his pardon. and judges regret
the severity Of the sentence when turkeys
praise his genlleinanIy manners, and clergy
men his repentant spirit; when boys obtain
his autograph and women treasure up locks
pI his hair. These are the times that try the
souls of Governors.
And then the coniemptuous. which. if dead
sneers over his coffin; IL living. bids him =
starye out Of the way Of honest men. and rail.
al the Executive aud Judicial clemency
which il just before besought.
This il the history Of Every murder case
FROM Abel down 10 Burdell. The public
always hates criminals before conviction
pities them when convicted, aud scorns then
when set free. We do not quarrel with hu
man nature for its tickle phases we mus
lake il as II is. but il should be the watch.
ful care Of the ministers Of Law that they are
not hurried by the FIRST. cajoled by the Sc
cond. or hardened By the third.
Albany e. Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-18
To Mule RaiSerS,

MY Jack Simon Pure will stand the ensuing season,
- and include the fall season. at his stable miles
north Of HilIshorough do not intend TO send him any
where else Price for insurance five dollars each, the
money due when the fact is ascerained or the porpery
changed.
Observation-Disclosures Pure will be five years
old in June; is foal gcer and is sire to
good colts any other Jack. He is very near fourteen
hands high and Of excellent form. have the certificate
of John A. Vines the gentleman Of bom obtained the
Jack who says he is from as fine family Of Jacks as
largest Jimmy ever saw, and as black as a crow.
TYRE B. RAY.
February 25. TIP.