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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
AND THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

AUOCSTA, UA, Ntuhesdhy Sept, =, IoJ1.
The Baptist Central Association Of Georgia. at a re-
cent meeting in Morgan County reProbated the action
and recommended the Withholding Of patronage froa
and dscountenapce Of the efforts of the sgents who
are raising funds by coporteurs for the sale Of works
until the Society rescnd their recent act and 20 back
to their original silence on the subject Of Slavery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

$3.50. RO,e, VS., one which We have heard
, .s,r",S sssu Massachusetts, colonel af'c'~ard
ss, IF volunteers in tie MeIicsa war-but al
49, 49, brutality Of which we hardly think any
am.rca, merchant captain, however hard or
.,,4I would have been guilty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
UORSE-EAIR AT ELMIRA.

LIN-'' W6dnesday Sept. 2.p. III.
TIE first cortt,. b,tween Flora Temple and Lancet
bas iust taken place. The conditions were: Nile
heats best two in three, with Flora in harness and
Lancet ubder the saddle The following is the result;
Fir.t Flora Temple second Lancet; third, Miller.s
Daniel; and fourth Red Bird. Time, 2:2S and 2:H.
Ten thousand people were the ground. The great
contest Cor the 81 900 prize will take place on Satur'
day. Tomorrow there will be q review of the Fire
conD6pes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
RESIGATION OF JUDGE CURTIS.

BOSION, " tUhtsudy, oeFt' = IcV'.
The Portland State of Name announces the resig-
nation of Judge Curtis Of the Supreme Court to take
effect on the LIST Of October next.
Lieutenant James McGary, who accompanied DIR.
Kane on his last Arctic expedition and who was coz
nected with tho panorama fiji Kanes Arctic voyages,
now in this city, died suddenly today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
BANK FAILURE.

C>oissAII, O., Wednesday, Sept. ., 1851.
Tie Deposit ard Discount Bank Of Hatch &
Lapgdon suspended this morning. There is consdera
BE excitement, as there were large number Of small
dfpo ,itors. The bank was involved in the failure Of
Beebee & Co. Of Ecw.fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

CINCINNATI, Tuesdsy, Sept. l. IS01.
The mail train from Dayton for Sandasky, rsn of
the track when near Castaha, this mornng, aud the
engine and baggage car went over the embanknen
Henry Ross, the baggage master; David Cassit train
boy, and MI. Kunke, the editor Of Sandasky paper
were instantly killed, and two three other persons
injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
POISONING CASE.

ROCHESTER, Wednesday, Sept. = lS0,
John b. Robertson cashier of the Eagle Bank, has
just been arrested the charge of attempting to pro-
duce the death of his wife by administering certain
drugs Of a slow but deadly nature The evidence
against him is Paid to be conclusive. He has not We
been examined. The announcement of bis arrest has
created the greatest excitment in all circles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
A GLITTER STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

AUGUSTA, " ednesddy, SEPT. :, ~
TIE cutter Tapy was struck by Lightning of Tybee
or Monday rnornirg which sbvered the foretopmast
topqais head Ct foremost foega then passing into the
hold The decks spread with fragments, The
cutter was monentarily sheet Of fhs, but the tire
was subdued No one killed, but several persons
ynre stunned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

Crs1oa HorsE APfoIsTNEsrs.-Colector Scheu
Yesterday appointed two Deputy Collectors to gil the
places of Henry Calhoun and John Wilson jr., whose
removal has been heretofore announced. The gentle
men appointed were lie Grand c. Capers and Joseph
white Their salsries are q, 500 per sunum. II is
believed that the Collector viii make no mere Changes
rn.i, afer the Syracuse Colven.9n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
The "Na.iona Democracy Of Wisconsin, at
their recent Convention adopted Platform,

their recent Convention adopted Platform,
whereof two contiguous planks are as follows:
BrsoY,ed, That we hold in detestation the Anti
lean and ttoleraut spirit which aims to curta
The pryiltg es Of those who coming from other lands
seek 70 be Ctzens Of the Uoited States and that the
Democratic party of this State will, as it has ever
with the existing lave relative TO naturalization.
Rcsolred, That we ere uuelterably opposed to the
exte nsion Of the right Of outrage TO the negro race
and will never consent that the Odious doctrine OF
negro equality shall find place upon the statute
books Of Wisconsin"
Some might imagine that these two Resolves
were slightly discrepant-in fact, antagonistic-but
that would be taking too abstract and phiIosophlc
siew Of the matter The " citizens coming from
other Ands" generally vote the Democratic ticket
which " the negro race" perhaps might not do
which makes, you zee, considerable difieresce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
MARINE AFFAIRS.
TIE ADRIATIC DETAINED.

Owing TO the delay and uncertainty in docking the
AGriac for thu purpose of cleaning her copper, which
has become very foul from the long time she has been
in port, the Atlantic viii take her place, and sail from
Il is port ON the 18th Inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
BOSTON BANK STATEMENT.

Bosros. Tuesday, Sept |, 1857.
The following are the footinss OF our Bank state
ment for the past week:
Capa! Stock go Due other Banks 81 22i 900
Loans ard Disco'ts. % $50 WO Deposit. l615t zoo
SpecP,.... f5pol CircLlatior..' oofFV
Dae fHl. other Bks. 6,tt6,HDI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

The Wason Small Committee me. last night, bot
transacted 10 business. The Committee adjourned 10
this evening when an eifci. will be made 10 patch W
a Upion with the regular Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03

GEN. WALKER IN NEW ORLEANS.
Nrw.ORLEASs, Tuesday, Sept. |, 1857:
Cen William Walker arrived in this city this
lOrniLr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-03
NATIONAL RAIIROAD CONTENTION
SECOND DAY,


This Convention (or Association it is now, having
resolved itself into permanent organizatOnl reas-
senbled at the rooms of the American Institute ycs-
terday morning at To- O'Clock. The number in attend.
ance was somewhat increased from that of the frst
day and the interea in matters pertaining to the Asso
citation seemed urabated. After the Secretary had
read the minutes of the previous dag, the Business
Committee reported the following order Of business for
the day:
l. Repor. o Com mittee or Constitution and By Laws
2 A NOT moment OF Committee Of Ten Oh Experiments.
S. Appointment Of Local Committees
Paper by A. L. ocy tdC Combustion OF Coal in the
Dompfei Boiler
s. Paper, by Zerah Colbuin. Tools.
s. Paper, By Mr.. Iiesdley.
I Psper bv Zerah ColbuIn, Balaw ms Ensines.
O. Nj. Hays u EbbeGtss Feed Heater.
Q Mr. Bu.sld on Dayiss Chair
TO- Mr. Anthony OIL Railroad Joat and Strinser
H. Mr.. Lavton on Boxes
T. Mr. Toaglsnd-Plstou.
49, Wrought Iron Car Wheels.
H. NJ Marshall new Car Break
10 MI. Bisse.- MoGe Of Locomotiye-ruck connection
The Committee appointed at the Tuesday session
to draft a Constitution for permanent organization
submitted the following
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, May IS.
The steamship Arabia arrived here to day,
with Liverpool dates to the 10th instant.
The frigatc Bagasa Vanderbilt arrived Out
on the 18th.
Palmerston has introduced bill into Par.
liamert toannnl Parliamentary oaths. so as Ia
admit Jews.
The Spanish armada is still AZ cadiz. The
Mexican Ambassador had an interview with
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs at Madrid.
Spain sends special envoy TO China to
secure share in the commercial arrange
ments. Espartcre has resigned his seat as
Senator. correspondent ola London paper
states that the King has been discovered in a
conspiracy TO dethrnne the Queen, and had
been threatened with trial for treason.
The King OF Prussia has sent a favorable
reply TO Napolean's letter respecting the
Neufchatel question.
Russia is fitting out an expedition with a
special envoy for China. A son had been
born to the Car Of Russia.
The news from China is unimportant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
THE TRUE POLICY.

Encourage home industry" is motto
that always arrests our attention. II in.ol.
YES an amount Of philosophy that 10 worthy
al sfur careful study. II contains not. as some
have supposed. a selfish sentiment. but A
true philosophie principle that works for the
good Of the entire community. "Sprn,l
your money near home." said an old farmer,
and you will get il again" That is the
true principle; never send dollar abroad that
You can invest veil at home. Better paw
your neighbour Few shillings more. than le,
the money 60 out Of the neighbnrhood. The
more money aiioat around you the better foe
you. aud Tor all your community.
Buy yourneishbor Black smiths slough and
that Will enable him to buy your other neigh.
oors corn. and then your ether neighbor can
moe quickly pay you that debt he owes
you. Money matters work in a circle, and
the more money that is kept IN the circle
10 which you operate the better for you. How
Few people think Of this. isw many think
that's buggy is not fi TO ride in unless il
comes IRON away on yonder. with some for
eisn name attached. A newspaper Is not I'll
TO read unless il has high sounding title
hoating up from the misty distance. Such a
spirit as this sends thousands Of dollars each
year away Trombone. and places that money
beyond our reach. Yet we complain Of
hard times. Our children must 70 d long
way Of TO school, 10 import some foreign air.
aud there spend hundreds and thousands. that
will never cone back 10 us again. All this
y done while We have better school, at home,
and where our money would build up the
community IN which We live. and thus reflect
ITS benefits back on us again in many ways.
Hard times Is the result of such 4 policy.
aud u we BY our fully send our money so lar
from home that il caa never get back TO NJ
again. we deserve 20 groan under the pres
sure 81 hard times. " We would prosper,
We should pursue that course which eominon
sense points out 10 insure prosperity. viz |:
never TO send one dime abyead that can be
well spent 81 hume. but 10 support home
mechanics. kems merchants. home farmers,
keep the money AZ home turning abaut 10
osr now circle. Then and not until thea
may sc expect money TO be plentiful in onr
midst. by ell means see that the mechanics
Of Jour circle receive that encouragement
which they merit. II 10 with communities
~ with individuals. their fortune or bank.
ruptey depends upon proper management.
Clinton Independent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
.qnother RemarkabIe cue d screfllla.

Sparta, Caroline Co., Va, March, 1851.
Messrs Bennett & Beers, Richmond Geniemcn:
Your Carriers Spanish Mixture has performed a re-
mafkahe in the person Of a servant man. afflicted
with Scroiula ia the very worst form. So had had be
become, that his eyes entirely closed and hal
been for more than year! As last resort, as
everything else had failed, it resolved 10 try the
mixture. We administered il according 10 directions
and wonderful 10 say perfect cure has been effected
am satisfied that no medicine equals CATERS
Spanish Mixture" ~ purifier o. the blood. Il il
creating quite an excitement here axd sells very rapidly
Send another lot by railroad Yours irnly.
r. 5. BROADDUS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

the Crops. ~ We leSn by inquiry Of persons
from various parts Of this county as wc as from no
tees IN our exchanges from abroad, that the wheat
crop generally continues to promise an abundant yed
but the harvest owing to the long continued cold sea-
son, will be some weeks later than usual. The corn
crop Is exceedingly backward, aud is too early to
prophecy what will be the result; but we may hope
there will be fair yield.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

The Edinburgh Review, for April, ha.
been received. The contents are IL Alexander IN,
Great. Q The Last Census of France. 8. Physical
Geography of the Sea. 4. Hayes Life Of Malcolm
. Roumania. 9. The Festal Letters Of Athanasius.
z Boswell and Boswoiana. 8. The DIettanti soci-
ETY.. 8. British Relations with China. 10. The Past
Session and the New Parliament.
BlackwOod's Edinburgh Magazine.
for May, coatains IL. Scenes of Clerical Life, No.
lI-Mr. Cliffs Loye-Story. Part III. 2. A Run to
Nicaragua. 3. Afooi, Part II. 4. The Athelings !;
or, The Three Gifts Part XII. S. Oxford and Thos.
Hearne-A Letter to Irensus. 9. The scupturcd
Stones Of Scotland. 7. Life in Central Asia. 8.
Columbus. Q. Lays Of the Elections. 10. Letters
from Lighthouse, No. Nv.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., New York,
Price 30 per annum, for any one Of the Reviews or
Lakewood; for any two Of the works, $751; for Black
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Alamancc Superior Court. - Tho Ala.
nance Superior Court in session week before last
Judge Saunders presiding. The most important case
before the courtw was the trial Of John shaw for killing
William Gibson, his son.n.law, at constables cleo.
ton IN February last. Ii was shown by the evidence
that both were intoxicated, and had been quaueng.
Gibson advanced on Shaw. who retreated some dis
lance The quarrel still continuing, Gibson struck
shaw several blows and kicked him, when shaw
turned upon Gibson and gave him fatal stab, which
caused his death in few moments. The jury rem.
dered verdict Of manslsugh,er.
- lngold, charged with the murder Of s,anfeld
Steel and convicted at The fall term Of the Court, and
whose appeal to the Supreme Court resulted in an
order for new trial. sgain tried at this term and
convicted Of msnssughter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
Heroic Ac,Ion.-rhe following wonderful !.

Heroic Action.-1rhe following wonderful sr.
plot Of woman in csswel county, recently, We copy
from TIE N. c. Christian Advocate. We have recc,.
ed brief account Of the occurrence from respected
correspondent ~ Caswel; but as tbs account in the
Advocate gives more particulars, We copy from Il.
Mrs. Butler, the wife of Mr.. William r.
Butler. was engaged in conversation with
two lady visitors, when she heard sudden
cry Of distress from her child in the yard, a
boy VI six or seven years old. She ran out,
and discovered that he had got into the buc.
kct that swung over the mouth Of the well,
and with il had sunk to the bottom, dis.
lance Of IS or 40 feet. She called and the
child answered her. Without aid from her
two friends. who iled 10 alarm the neighbors,
the mother seized the well-rope, and slid
down 10 the surface Of the water, where she
found her boy clinging TO creyice in the
wall. He at once said, i" amt wet much,
mother" Clingnig by the rope and the wal,
with the child under her arm, she managed
20 Chamber up, rapidly aud safely, TO the top
Of the we'll. As she fell over the curb upon
the ground, and knew her child was safe,
she swoOned, but soon awOke to the con-
seriousness that her son lived, rescued from
death By the risk Of her own life. The child
was unharmcd, except by slight bruisc on
the head. aud the mother escaped without
injury, except that the skin was abraded
from the inside Of her hands by the rapid
passage Of the rope as she descended the
well. How strong is mothers love! The
peril % her boy aroused the tilnid woman in.
to heroine. and inspired an action wiser,
greater, Drawer, than than that Of the warrior
who Stays thousand enemies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

cstsfaiarm Of 100 ,crvs ESQ 90 per acre.
which is more than il would sell for in
market toe many years yet to come. and in
the mean time, are suffered all the disadvan.
tages Of a new settlement; the coarse, reck,
less character Of border population; the
abscace Of desirable neighbois; 4 distant
market over bad roads. and insufkciency Of
help. bnth in the field and in the house the
want OF schools aud churches. and above all ,
The danger Of falling into that chronic condi.
Ton u profound melancholy SO niten remark.
ed by travellers in persons living isolated
IRON the world.
But while this mania continues. and until
the hnal crash takes place. other interests
must be seriously affected. Many Of the in
land counties Of the older States begin TO
feel the excessive drainage in money and
population occasioned BY this extraordinary
exodus. The country merchants find il dat.
henlt TO make their collections while the
available capital Of our large commercial
cities Is being put 10 speculative uses in The
Territories. All this must have an end, and
u were well ifprudent men should take pro.
per precautions to fortiiy themselves against
crisis which may. by some fortunate turn
oi events, pass away comparatively harmless,
but which. IN all human probability. will IN.
solse the whole Union in financial troubles
Of no ordinary magnitude.
Baltimore Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Bknisp TaE TIsEs--A gentleman from
the rural districts. according 10 the Mem.
phis Bulletin, came 10 that city anxious ID
know u "Jccmes Buchanan" was elected
President, and upon being replied 10 in the
Affirmative, he swallowed down tumbler
full Of The genuine "red eyc," pronodncins
u "all right" Nc had not been in town for
seven months. did not read the newspapers,
and was in consequence not fully posted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
senator's Dead.-The Hon. Andrew pieIen

oV"Uts "eau.-lh nc noh' hhureW flekens
Butler, the distinguished Senator from South Carolina
died al his residence Edgehcld, on Monday eve.
ming The 2a.h uiiino, Of dropsy 10 tile chest
The Hos. James Bell, one Of the Senators from New
snPshirs. died at his residence in Concord on Tues
day the 26,h ultimo. His health had been delicate or
some time past. He was the son Of the Hon. Samuel
Bell, who represented tia, State ia the senate some
twenty years ago.
The Hon. Stephen Adams. late Senator from the
State Of Mississippi died a, Memphis, Tennessee. on
the ii,h uliimo His term Of service expired on the
9Th Of March last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

A CoLoREp Man ELEcTED TO Orrrcg.- -
Thos. Rowland, colored stesedore. has been
elected warden in The third ward &c Proyi.
dence, X I. The result. il appears. was
brought about through joke. but IL turned
out 10 be a reality. and lew days ago How
land demanded TO be sworn into office. His
election, upon examination. was found to be
legal. and he was thereupon sworn, and enter.
ed upon the discharge OF his duties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

hai and as gray as rat but now boasting as fine
head Of hair as one could wish. We demanded the
secret Of his improved appearance when he readily ac
counted for It by ascrbing il 10 the virtues OF Prof
Woods Hair Restorative We shall try that next
Rock Riper Democrat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

LOOKING GUiLrY.--Nothing can be more
absurd than the idea that " looking guilty !"
proves guilt An honest man charged with
crime y much more likely 10 blush al the
accusation than the real offender, who is
generally prepared for The event, and ha.
his face "rrady made" fnr the accession.
The most guilty Iooking' person we ever
saw was man arrested Tor stealing a horse
which turned out TO be his own property !,
Bsslgr Pest
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

u We feel under peculiar obligations 10 the edi.
io' q the Salisbury Herald ~ho though we were not
present sithe Charlotte eeleb,a,ion kindly remembered
us, and has rendered Us highly complimentary ias-
taiion 10 his sancidm, should il be our fortune at
any time % visit Salisbury. We DO not expect
ever to be 50 far up the road. but hope the ed-
tors presence here will ., ds,an, DAY. give u. an
opportunity Of thanking him in person Cor biz Kind.
ness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

with much ability, has sold out the establishment Ia
Messrs. Henry E. Cotton and James L. Henry, by
whom the publication has been resumed The Spec
iator will continue to advocate American and Wing
principles The first number issued by the new pro-
prieiors is before us, and makes very credi,abe
appearance, We hope they will meet with abundant
success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

TgRRiBLE IIAILsroRa.--On Thursday even.
inc last q ftightful and devastating hailstorm
passed over some of the counties Of Northern
vi issippi and Arkansas. The Helena
Shield. Of Saturday. says:
/" fiailstdhes, fully as large as hen eggs.
fell by the thoussnd, and we may say mil
lions, in Elena, paving the streets two or
three inches d p. Trees that were exposed
to its fury, vegetation uf all kinds, shrub.
berry, &C.. we're stripped Of Ieaves-rhickens
and othrr fowls we're killed-roofs Of sever.
al ssuses were so seriously damaged as ia
rcqu recovering. scarcelya pane Of glass
on the south side Of houses. unless protected
by blinds. escaped-thousands we're broken.
One bsilding-the American Hutel-lost es7
panes. and the Masonic Hall had over one
hundred destroyed. Every pane but three,
out Of thirty, on the south side nf our Office
was broken. scattering the PARTICLES Of glass
all over the rooms, on the forms and in the
cases.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Dstrnit, May the 10Th. the meeting held
here last night Tor the relief nf the sufferers.
resulted in the raising Of s5 600 for that pur.
Pose. Subscribed BY one person. 10 one
instance wife and three children have died
from starvation ia Gratiot county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03
The MeckIenburg Celebra,Ion.-Dv

the kindness Of Mr.. Fisher, President Of the n Caro-
lima Railroad, we were furnished with free ticket 10
and from Charlotte; hut we did not receive il until
after we had left home on business visi, 10 Graham
and were unpreparcd to extend journey. We thus
lost the pleasure Of participating in the celebration At
Charlotte and Of hearing the admirable address OF The
Rev. DR.. Hawks, which we greatly desired 10 DO. We
lost the opportunity Of meeting several Of our ed-
iorial brethren who were there, among whom were
Yates Of the Democrat and Hollon OF the Wing Char.
ictie Bfuncr Of the Waterman, James Of the Herald
and Cannon Of the Banner Salisbury; and Burr, Of the
Wilmington Herald with none Of whom have we We,
had the pleasure Of personal acquaintance, though
we arc indebted TO them for many editorial coufesies
and some Kind notices And our old friend, Mr.. Hale
Of the Fayetteville Observer was there and his anna
bic lady. with whom il would have made Us glad 10
renew acquaintance.
We had hoped that the pleasure we los, in not be-
ing present 10 hear the address ofsDr Hawks would
N part be made up by Perusng il in pamphlet form
but We understand from the Observer that the reques,
Of the citizens Of Charlotte for copy or publication
has been declined Tor the present Il will form nate
ras for part Of subsequent volume Of his History.
Aswe shall not be in possession Of the whole speech
We present % readers to-day carefully prepared
synopsis VI il, which copy from the Charlotte De-
moeIsi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-03

Almut twelve thousand people Of colur left
the United States Cor Africa during the last
year. More than half of them were emanci.
patcd for that purpose.