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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

~ GNTuVEuN sATssGAtrOWN
~ just Npeeted and predicted, every gem E.A
NIL uoman WIN purchased OF as, during The past &sA
G1e u Dixon Watch, tnund " to he a snpefi ~
a. tim, poco giving entire saiact"n our experience In tho
Dixon Watch wnrranied In saying when we announced
had become the agents FOR tho sale o t"sc
Watches ynchhurg that they were the beat watches SOLD
further experience IN theh fale anu "Ao
uatihca us Ia repeating thh statement,
ths fact upon the minds o' our hlen'
aud " community gnerny 40 thm hey may
lnp, whore no. what Ia buy, " they "ai 10 invest
their money that hoor than hlng else III tho
nsv of a watch, now sold IN the Stat"o Virginia
Please the appointed agents Tor tho
alo NJ the Dixon Watch In this city aud that they are war
rantod two years. si'NfhliohN " n'af
Rop. copy. l"o'"
AtauVEW s3OUB.ETs.-Wc hRsc this sn, rc-
- eovcd bV Adame n Goa ESpross, direct tfom the manu-
n.turer a Strer (iebids hnndHome patterns We
had store the aohlc to hand large assntt
Butt.r knivos.
We should much pleased TO sell Rny OF the Items
very thankful torHmh ihVoH A'
now owing having been cut oil inr n"ne weeks
past by tho "Nlorknde" hIlN NliNlllohN /" ''.''
Rep. c"pl, P'" ~.
uEWEuVN IN sETTs.-Thc Ladies'. h, rni-
ling the hncat sinch of feh 'nm'"
forontnc Eoman Moanio whc and euofcd inNR o"ld
Stone aud Mourning Jowey offered In this market he
aides many other ariielea al JewerN entirely new -.
do, Ipts WILLIAMS \ son,
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MUTUAL SYSTEM,
NEW NOKK LuEE EINslWANGEC COMPANY.
CAr1E Al. ST. % .OOS q d.
pANlD II. PAYNE. Agent
RO : PAYNE, NJ II, Medical Adviser

A II AHMfsfrtp, T. u CHRISTIAN,
DR SAnt k con, WM A Rad
SAMta AotnHklf.
vNlIlS Company commenced its operations 10
with guaranteed Capital ot Saoon which has aeeumn
lated 10 ~ tatt9 % the lat January, s.a all Invested In
STATE Stocks aud in Bnnds and Mortgages believed to be
dnuhteoy good
We know oi no mode Of Investing money more prohahy
The profits mutual for the anfed and have ncrRgod
less than thirty Per cent annually the premium paid
fob 10
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BRANCH OffICEsNo a Hanover St. Boston, No ~ Chap
e ST, Haven c. Gloveryie N Y. No ga Broad st,
Newark, N J., No l' Chestnut st, philadelphia No loo
baltimore ST. Baltimore No % Westminster st, Providence
r. No Tnat ih St Cincinnati; No 65 North lth ST. ST.
Ious No 81 ST. Charles St Now Orleans; No 70 Dauphin
81 Mohle Idec "a
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WHO MAY lNHIRl.

Tnr MN NnHK Ipt INsrKANCI COMPANY la authorlzed
"efoe lnsuRnec Lives, aud make all and every nuu
rance nppetaiumEt to Late"
Ierspns hrnsuUd for life by pay Ing the premiums
quarterly annually, annually, the whole amount IN
may be snno year ior any
number 81 NeHH
Persona effect Insurance their own lives, or the
lives nf others wh they have insurahc interest therein
man effect nar On his avn life, In the nnme
his her tcu,t aud PAYABLE 10 hcr mud In of
her death previous the death of her husband payable o her
children for her aud to their guardian If under
\ r0,t Insurance fai the hcucnt o her hus
hand II IL laVe ccHry interest dependent on hore or
tor the cnrht ol her children.
Naval military men, time ot pence, rnecUn
aud be ulowud abroad without forfeiture Of
policy. Iaetnsn at Hu extra premium
Persons have the piiNlcseof visiting residing
a Il the United States east nf lie Rocky Mouninna,
without forfeiture at pocs except between the first of July
aud first Nusomho reside south ot tho
aouthurn hanuar-of t, States of Virginia Kentucky,
Withnut payment of extra premium
be effected the lives of pcrHons residing
honodnrc ,hclc uamed embracing any part o thu
globe nj o4utahl, IntCs OF premium
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

(tlOTElEN<..-Ehe undersigned most rcspect-
fully the public in general and his friends
tat the old stand of Mr. Valentine oppo.
Site the liberty Ware Ilonse where he found well
serted stock Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemens fur
nhing Goods which sell cheap any similar house
city. He is also prepared for Cutting out making and
repairing Clothing the shortest notice" Come one come
al Stora Room for Kent, which is adapted
for an ONCE any small business to he carried on in It,
dec 3 dfIuos GEORGE BLAkEY
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rVni,c par,icuiar Notice.
"a. ,n,,,.,oU.. An, igorating strnlrdy for Organ
VI

Iv this great and important romody weakleSs 9i e, mu
ms arr str,dy cured and full Nigor Iestoro1 houS
Jtbc s nervous and debiacd who had lost all h9lr nave
taen immediately relieved All lmpediments to MatiaEe
pIysaI or Mental Disqualification, Nervous lfriaplltyi
iir,s and weakness exhaustion OF the most fearful
~ Il Il..l lla.inr LmllIs-m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

- lower James River again open, and the Steamer
Roanoke has her regular trips, leaving New York
over, SATURDAY and city Point every Wednesday
morning a ocoek Passcngcrsb by South Side Railroad
Lvnclurg ON Tuesday morning will morning
at City Point. For Through 1irkcts applyto
LEE, JOHNSON g. co.
ian7ts Main Street
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rRAss sEED.-We hnuc ina store cOnsiRm

VH ment-
EnRlish Blue Grass Timothy Orchard and Evergreen gras
seeds MI prime quality which will sell low TO close.
ian 3Os LEE JOHNSON a. co.
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EgssA AND THE UNITED sTATEs.-AR
u RIVAL OF TIE BLACK WARRloR-CoNCllA AP
POINTED CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures SHIPMENT
OF CIGARS SC &cBy the late arrival OF the Black War
nsdcrabc excitement waA created by tho
Concha again appointed Captain Gene
opinion of all American residents Of the
there cause for war between the
countries long shipment Of Cigars, Snuff
nurd 80 large Ry late arrival II. MEAD HARRIS a
Iyncburg, Va. extensive dealers in Cigars, Snus,
choice Jois Sc received vtry large stock oi0he
celebrated igars manufactured purchased by their
siding in Havana their most select brands the follow
ing give idea Of their superior ass" mtht H. Sire
ma La Flor neslerado La SumpeyVh La Adea, III Mayo
raj Opposite the WarwIck ionse Iynchburg
Va. H. NJ iAh'tio +" W.
dec lOt
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Noutua Wen,

1Ire, that a sound mind and body the most neccs-
r r,,ii.cs to promote conuuha happiness Indeed WIN
the tourney through life becomes weary pgrt"-
% e. . ,,ns,,ct Lo. rly darkens the view the und be-
",i shadow ed with despair and filled with the melancholy
reflection that the happiness oi aHoIH'' "'''''
p,tin,yf Ma
An SURGICAL OPERATIONS PEktoRMtp, ..
Y B-Lot no false modesty prevent YOU bht Apply '"'
datcly either personally or by letter :, c,.prn
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n EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
NAKtANIfp To CullI AND Ne DANGER FROM tkfosuRt fV
rrice 80 cents per bottle
Entered according icf II Congress in nd ths once V M
Bsrirt court The Ets9H District t IL gina, by POW
y co, Richmond, Ia 80 sitc.
TIE ENllOMING
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-02

many thousands cured at TINS INSTITUTION
a ,,,ra and the numertu important Nfg"A ol''' t
rpif,rmrl Inv Dr Johnston witnessed by the " w
H. d ,any other pc, sons notices of which have appear
aroiu and agan the public les'des ms slhue % W
erntou of character and responsibility Is suheeh s"
ti,p gtpl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22
lF,om ID. A.hs,ilie N....l
PrBLIc MEETING.

II having beet announced IN AShpyille,
~ "Wednesday ~ rning. sti Jnly, instant,
that the deal bndy &c Professor Elisha
Mitchell, u Chapel Hill. had been discover.
~ 10 the vicinity 4 the Black Mountain,
pursuant o. shart notice. a large mpeiin.
II The citizens Ut BIncombe county, and man,
liruse at ) o'clock in the afternoon II tie
same DAY, wien. on motion IL z. b. Vance,
Ed, us Rev. Jarvis buxton was appointed
la rn,an 1t Inc meeting.
VI. Buaiun. on taking the chair, made some
feeling aud appropriate remarks. eaplanstor,
~ the O1jrct u the meeting, and upun tie
services aud character II Professor Mitchell
in his relstian, 70 the University, slso a. \
man ID lis social and domestic relations. and
a. CHRISTIAN gentleman. lie said he knew
the dtcrssSd we'll, having been member II
liz household while a student al 0Ilege, and
That e. knnw him was to love him.
On motion, John E. Lyman was appointed
Secretary u tie meeting.
W. N. Shipp, Esq. after prtfacing with a
few rrmstss. ~ which he bpre testimony a.
the exalted character IL DE-. Mitchell, and
h. eminent services ~ hi.des6tion to science
AID education. offered tie following resuIu.
li"n.. expressing desire that they wogld be
adnpttd:
/. Reso'Usi. That We have heard. with tie
mn.t profound regret, the announcement
With has just been msde, II the .ad aud
melancholy death 81 tie Rev. d.. Mitchell,
II The Uniyersiiy of this state.
2 ResOiGsd. That IL the death II Dr..
Mitchell. the University has lost one ~ it,
most tried friends; tie Fssuliy one Of il.
sblest members science one II it, most zeal.
aus sniafie., and the Church " God une Of
its mast laitbiul ministers.
RssoiUed, rhatin the opinion n Ibis meet
ing. i would We highly sppropriate--.hnuId
4 meet tie appreciation Of biz lsmily-tlat
tie remains u The deceased BE- Deposited Up.
~ sohe eligible point Of the Black Mountain;
place with ~hieh Lis name has been con.
nretsd or Insny years, a. the frst I, call
public attention 10 is superiority 10 height
70 any ppint in the United states, East u
t Rocky Maintains.
RttolUh'i. laa'. .s or opinion no vors
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,adge Of mourning, on he left arm. Tor thirty

badge, oil mourning, on the lett arm. LOT thirty
days.
Resoiucd. That copy Of these resolutions.
duly certified by the officers Of this meeting.
be communicated to the family of DR..
Mitchell.
These were seconded by President Swain,
who dealt in terms OF strong eulogy upon the
long public services of the deceased, amen-
ting over loss which to himself, he added,
was irreparable.
Other remarks appropriate to the occasion,
were made by Messrs. 5. F. Phillips, Sidney
Smith, Charles Phillips and Jones Watson.
Thereupon the resolutions were passed un-
animously.
Upon motion Of s. r. Phillips, the persons
present went in procession to the residence
Of DIR. Mitchell. in order to present in person
to his family, the resolutions that had been
adopted. This having been done, the meet.
ing adjourned.
All the stores and other places Of business
Of our town were closed. and all business
suspended, during the meeting.
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q liable testimonial q respect t. the memory

su ftaDle tesclmDhiA on refFect o. INC meHtnfy
Of the deceased could he given, than the erec.
iion Of an appropriate monument upon the
mountain, with which his name and sad fate
are so intimately associated; and, 10 carry
out this purpose, We ask thr assistance Of all
CORD ritizens nl the State aud the friends oil
educsiion and science generally.
5. Resolved, That to the family Of the de.
ceased we extend our heartfelt coincidence,
and that the Chairman ut this meeting ap.
poin, a committee Il three persons to con-
yey To them copy oi these resolutions. and
express our sympathy in their sad bereave,
ment.
6. 2esolped, That copy ofthese proceed
ings be forwarded to the President Of the
University. with a request that he convey I"
The Faculty and Students our deep sympathy
in the gres, lnss they have sustained IN the
death nftheir oldest membera and most expert
enced instructor.
7. Resoired That the Chairman appoint a
committee Of six to take such steps as they
may think advisable TO carry out tile object
OF The 4,h resolution.
5. Resolved, That copy Of these proceed
ings b. published in the AshesIle papers, aud
that the papers If the State generally be re.
quested To copy.
Hon. Thomas L. Clngman said he approv>
ed Of the resolutions aud hoped they would
be adopted. lie added his testimony 10 the
eminent services Ut Professor Mitchell in his
eApl rations u this section Of the State, both
in regard 10 It's Typography and geology.
Rev. DIR. Chapman made snme eloquent
and touching remarks IN relation TO the rad
calamity that had called the meeting toge,h.
er
| 2. h. Vance, Esq. being called upon. mar
rated thr circumstances, AZ far rs they hal
been arcertained. that attended the death Of
Professor Mitchell. lie also SAIL that great
credit was due Ia large number 81 gentle
men, principally persons residing ~ The y,
ciuiiy OF the SLACK Mountain, lnt their un.
firing exerticns to recover the body ol the
deceased.
! Onmotion the resolutions were unanimous.
| u adopted.
In accordance Nth the fiti resolution. the
Chairman appointed tie following gentlemen
as committee: Rev. DIR. Chapman, WIN. NJ.
Ship and James ". Patton, Esq'rs. On
notion, tile name Of the Chairman Vas added
/ 10 the list.
/ la pursuance Of tie .ih res luton. The
Chairman appointed lie following committee :
Messrs. A ;. Merrimun. DAVID Coleman,
/ Il d. Vance, join A. Dickson, W. VI. Shipp.
and James A. Patton.
On mniinu Of \ 5 Merrimon. Esq. the
Chairman appointed twenty persons I" super
intend tile conveying Of the bndy Of the de-
ceased 10 i, place ul burial. The inlloaing
persons were appointed: Y B. Vance. A. ).
Merrimnn.J A. Patton. II. NJ. Henry, lhad-
deus Coleman, &. ". Mhlson. Jas. Games.
u. +. Summey. A. Burgin. W. VI. Hard,
". A. Patton, J. l.. Patton. d. LYMAN. ;.
&. ilryson. v. M,rrisou. T.. a. Cerpenng,
! anil I. b. Bpsd.
4 On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JARVIS BUXTON. Chairman,
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An IllonwAy our OF Eeypr.-The projec-
ted railaa, losatds India is 10 enter The
lloly LAID III Jopa, passing through Damas-
Gus aud Aleppn. and >, on lhrnugh the ancI.
rnt Assyran Empire. A branch will ultl-
natrly unite this line with Alexandra in
Egypi. passing through Jerusalem. And re-
menbcring That there are NJ formed r,.',ls in
that region. We shall thus have accomplished,
literally Tor the first time ~ history. the
prediction Of ISAIAH: :" liz that time there
hall be an highway out oi Egypt 10 As,yrla.
aud lhe As.trnn shall come into Egypt. and
The Egtpiian IRta As>,ria. In thatday shall
l,iael be third with Egypt and Assyfla."
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The wareaton News quotes paragraph from our
article asi week explaining position in relation to
I5,sry advertisements, and replies that il the FIRST a
Gle II ours which attracted lis attention bad been
written in the same sp.rii tbs discussion would moi
have taken Place
We are MT conscious Of having entertained any
o,her spfi 10 regard % the subee than that hreathed
in lie paragraph qBoed II he News VII refer 10
our ist s1ire. he Uill that the expression which
ss-e Aisa ,Ess but f'V,ii sir
Chapel Hi Gazette AMI that at the time expressed
or i.siPpsoss Of il 3, ,oo strong. Bitterness Of
fsein. "a newspaper controversy have always en-.
deisJsel carefully . AVOID; All INV that we have
made ourselves understood this ml,,erwe hope
Wi bs entertained lowafd. U.s. We have "a leav0!ei
% pssae or course holestiy an .Hiepen lrn,iy
is4sas sta.s p u IL same and We eaaao, see any
gBl5 reason VIZ qsarei should gov OIL q i,
thJusa ths psoptey Of that coarse should sometimes
bs questioned ws en- fesPtesaie with the editor d
tas Nss. IN rs wish " part friends aoix.ihs,anj.
10 lie ssgsasius expression with which Le eluscJ
k.s AHls
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though. mad ,m--iough. .lil you say y
said the ira,cible bnardrr 10 tlir landladt. as
he wa. tr, ing To- carrie what Wa nsienslUl, q
chicken" Yesm; aud were 10 give my
optnion on the lawl. should 50 il .as old
enough to have scratched up the seed, 81
ORIGINAL sin when thrs were tirst planted"
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Mnng THAN t'osTnnrAnLg iscnnr. john
Jacob ts'"r onee observed. that nan with
$50 900 might begin 60 feel comfortable.
The son ~ HAT millionaire has now an in.
come " sa0O da,. or ti DOS. COO i wear,
but IL mt comfortable by any mrans, Tor no
has tie rnut 80 badly. il IL said, that he has
10 diet himself on Graham bread. Perhaps
$500. 900 j. The comfortable mean. when past
difficulties having been conquered and future
snxiiies provided against. az individual can
afford 70 enjoy the present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

Solthern Convention. We publish in
aao,he, column call Cor Southern Commercial Con-
yen,on, 10 NEE, at Knoxville, Tennessee on the 10Th
Of August. We shall be glad il any practical good
10 the interests, welfare and prosperity Of the south,
shall resul, from the Deliberations Of this Convention
bu, ihe failure in this respect Of all former similar
Conventions, has Ief, as with little hope from the
present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

A GREAr corroS FAcroRY. The founda-
linn 1t the Argr-i gotten factory IN The nnrld
has Just been LAID ~ Rn,sls. on the Island Of
Crnhholn,. IN tie river Narpsa. between its
two ca,aract.. IL Is IN the form Of a grand
square, and will poses, | .6.2 windows, 90.
O0o ga, burners. aud viii employ 5000 work.
men.
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washlnroa article y l4s 18th insisn, si,is.
TAT The sGsssfamehi he. instructed ibe Hon. John
f5nyihe oui Miar.sr 70 Msiieo, . secure lie right
o. "a ssr- ~ Tstbpl, u rsassa'rPee. The &C.
eomp almeai q i5is enterprise, 4 i eassi,isl. vii
sh51sa tbe ds.spss . Cillisfnla s5ms iuo ,hJu,and
ialss, ihat a passage fioa Ma Ofisaas nay be
ntds n len 5sys.
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During Tie last week there were sixteen
sudden aud siDlent deaths IN Boston: five from
The expulsion d fire arms two from fit.; Two
from deiirium tremens; two from being
crushed 70 death one from suicide one
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

RrarpY rnR THE cniScn IIro.--We pnb.
lshrd rreenil, unie ff.m The llon. Ahram
Rencher. stating that h>h oil hal been I.nnd
in excellent rrinr,ls f.r the sliibch hug new
DESTROYING ti,e e.rn. Mr.. Rrnrhsr has all
drp.ssl u another unte on The subject, IL
which hr sl,s III has found the rrmrdy en-.
iirrly successful. bat that same ~ his neigh.
bnr- complain ,bili k,lls the c.rn. ~ II
,lrrs III. com. sat. VIZ r.. Il mppIied in 100
large n qusniiiv. W. .sys. take q feather
lr.,m TIE uing If chicken ~ g",sr. clip uif
small piece ~ The Lutte rnd. dip llw lsaih,
rr pari 10 oil. aud fsn Il down between The
bnat and lie stalk ~ tile two lnwrr blA,l,s !.
wipe ~ The III remaining IN the lrstlrr on the
outside 81 The SILK near The graued The
oil Nil. the hugs il touches. aud The BALANCE
disappear Mr.. Rrneher aids: ~ have
just RETURNED lrpm us eornfeld. which bar.
drred on INV wheat field l.r iwa handred
yanl.. and where the ehinch bug appeared ~
great iotcr. Their ra,agcs were arrested BY
application 81 the oil and the corn locks a.
well ~ this lime ~ IL there never had been
bog upun H. II"w.ser unsuccessful aibefs
NAV b. ~ the application " fi.h oil. con.
sldrr myself indebted TO il for the salety af
~, c.rn6eli write this irun ar tat
some persons mat b. discouraged by an i'm.
proper application ~ tie OIL
Raj Sienda,d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

Ii. waainsion journal VII Enter On The I4ih
saisas u Is wsskly sn1 he rs q IL Diiy issue
81 ~ o. sol SD day. 81 ss2ienber next The
si:oa sanoaass i - her iaisation that he neg
ys'ans. sa4li msss ,irii appearance n . nss ahi
bsaafal d'es. iyps 81 shieh i nov ii preparation
q lhs lssnaly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

" Rleherson Nichols Esq, is our authorized
agent II the county Of Orange, TO collect arrearage,
due Tor subscriptions to the Recorder, aud for adser
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

ST. Louis. July is.-Adyiee. from Fort
LearsnW0rth, ssy that the 10Th Infantry
will take UP TIE line Of march for Utah the
18Th Inst, and ihat On the Str Infantry and
Dragons will follow about the let ii Au
gus; Gov. Harvey will accompany The
laser.
81. Loais, July l4.--Csp. Wharton. from
Fort Kearney, reports tlst adyites have been
received from the fort that Col. summers
command was then o. miles from Laramie,
81. sell. Tss-s 40 truth in the report
helHea' Ill es sa84sHs
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-~~~<~<~<~~~~~~~-
The Wilmington Herald complains that We did him
injustice in saying thar the paragraph copied from
il las. week in our article on Lotteries, appeared
among the editorials Of that paper Notwithstanding
the gross injustice which the Herald had committed
ioHaris u.s. ii attgbuting PuriIanicai sancimnnious-
ness," Pharisaical morality" &C.. because of our
remarks relative 10 loieries have desire to
t4aie in Kind by any &C, Of injustice on our part
and We are glad to see iha, the editor Of the Herald
regulates the paragraph alluded to, saying that he
r.rtains lid not write ii, does not n1orse il, and
would not have permitted il 70 occupy the position
alleged"
Bat after giving the Herald the bensk. Of this dis.
cainsr. we must Ne permitted TO say thatwe con-
Client iha, we made no mistake We cannot tel the
dle Of he paper but if the editor will look into bis
f.s subsequent 70 the egth ultmo, he viii find The
paragraph alluded TO- about the miJlis Of the second
cs!npn u ise fsi inside Plge, without any credit 10
distinguish il from The other eii,orials We did not
suppose that the editor wrote T. but did suppose
IN, i occupied is place with bis knowledge and as
sent These pulling notices u lotteries have begun 10
Be- common thiags. and We are glad TO see that The
Hr-ail i 50 detsrm.nsdly set against ,hen.
IRE article II tie Herald suggests some other re.
marks bus We VII not PussGe them, lest tire
cur readers
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

IL the court Of General Sessions. in New
Ynrk. IN Thursday, i man named Juhn VI, IN.
convicted u highway r"bbrry, Though hi.
utiim had only fliy cent? 10 be disposed ".
~ss sentenced b, Judge Russell 10 fweaiy
nine irsrs imprisonment. The New York
Times says tie punishment. 10 view Of lie
Increasing insecurity u ,hat city. Is none
to severe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-22

blSptoaD's DrrEs.---Indge PEARSON, of
ilarrisbua, has ,lrci irl Thar ian,llnril. we're
bDuDd H. accommodate III prr.an. WIN ak
lur Il :" long a. Ties have roan that Il male
no diHerrnce 4 THE appi.eart W. person u
Inisirustful ppeirance--tayern. wefr regard
81 by law q. places fT the accommodation
81 travellers. snd their proprietor. Lad ~,
right 10 turn away. 40 matter whether ihey
ihasght them able 10 paw Tor their lm.sing or
not. HIS honor siid this was rle. riy tie
"yect 81 The law. Esthqngs