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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
For Sale,

For Sale.
AONE hundred and twenty Building lots In a.
HAdiition 10 the town 81 Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank Of the Mississippi. They vii BE- soi 90
tonable germs.
For particulars inquire OF Messrs. nnrsee, P-stt
Co., Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers EsQ., Il Ciare,
Curbin h Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber.
JAMES NAY.
n. Tho subscriber has numberess desirable pie
fcsuf land In and the cities OF Davenport ard
lie sire, amp the town Of Port Byron. that he
sCles to sell IOcti6tl j. N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
For Safe or Rent.

fytHosI ttcre roonis aad Offices on IL, n erne-o
L Third and Perry streets are completed s,a fnr
'sle OF rent. would make excellent Roaring
House AMI Hotel Applyto
JoHN fuRnMr,
Corner " Fourth and BRADY II reefs
Mar e3fdin
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

IN Thru street, between brady and Perry eDntnlr.
ing rooms. cellar, stHhio, a., Rents fer ~, .
month. lot Is .asot -,i
tl-na tvu story Trams House una lot IA
Fas' Davenport. The house IN 3oN1U fret and eet
taiHs usrne. good cellar staIt,, ~. sLp let NJ
61si6O tr;. ard iao-t eIigitly sltastr].
it-eta.0n ~ the Which, saa b hEi on the M. @
Jane
For ia4thrr particulars Apply e
J0US FAGRFR.
Third 81, between Rfudy ant Perry.
Gsvls~d,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
| FOR SALEORL EAE1
yOS. ,S0/p,

1--WE acres OF ground ~ ris east ~ Brady stree,
II Gu southern fyenue--a Ireu,ifnl situation 90,
hnluire ct "A J MORNe IL
ihnodtf 6Eu. l.. NICHOLS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02

A%e WHITE TEETH, PERFrMED BREATH
We and Beautiful Complexion can 10 acquired
by USING the Balm of u Thousand Flow ers y Via,
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse OF
dIsssrecahl' breath, when by using Balm OF a
Thousand Flowers" a. a dentiirice would NOT an IL
render II sweet, tut leave the tee tn white as
ter! Many persons 10 Not know their breath is hid
and the subject is delicate their friends " N never
m'ntionn. B'wate ot Countcrfrits. BE sure each
hotti, IS signrd fErkIpGE X Co., N Y. FOR sal,
by oil druggists.
WOODLAND CREAAI."-A PoIrade for beau,i'v.
ing the lisir-h.Ghly perf,mei, superior 10 any
French article imported, and for half the price 70,
dressing Ladies Hair 1t has 10 equal, giytnRi; a
bright, glossy appearance. Ii causes (3eptIeuanis
Hair TO curl III the most natural manner 1t removes
Dandrui, ALWAYS giving the Hair the appearance o.
being fresh shanrooned. Price, only f;ty cepts
None genuine unless signed
FRTRIDGE co.
Prop'ietoTs OF the Balm OF Thousand Flowers D
FOR sale BY rAvLon h bALLoRD, No 10 Letlair.
Row Sole agents for Davenport.
July23dAw6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cnicrthis head a limited numhero speciai notice,
viii be inserted at ten cents per line for each nse
ton or sfy cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
TEiE ST.SLLsO.V' .5R<S,

spen ia Ray Horse, years old, Is 81 hand hieh
Can shos minutes IT. harness. Was sired Is the
'rottipr horse WASHINGTON, dam by stdaIlah. THE
horse 10 iao wei! know here 10 need MY Tet7nIn
dshon from rs Ills get IN this county viii show
for iselt We viii sell him good terms or exchaugo
tot Res Estate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
TrOtt.ng stallion Mountain Monk

h. vermont Hia,thAsk afn by Mamirinc We
are prey to prove that Monk has trottci H. pul-
hc IN minutes and ~ seconds; isa the stylieh
horse, 10 ears Old, lSk hsnds high Wccsn how
colts from him tbat can noi be surpassed by any
Stofh Horse In ihia country We can show tu mlt-
utes ui ITS seconds with lin on orr irafE v!
-sli l god terms - exchange for c, unty rrol,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
WHITES QUADRILLE BAND,

T.. RK.1DfEE,
Wholesale and retail 1eaersin
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors
Blinds, &c.
NAE are RECEIVING srge atscrtuen: o.
w Goods generally kept in Paint and on store
Nc. lo,Jo0 Brady, corner 81 FOURTH
sep3o DAVENPORT. IOWA.
600 600 Lisits Rochester Sas! IRON $40 to I2x
| L is in Store and rn' .A'".t No 10000.
| pRUsHES-An kinds for sale
yIyHiTE LEAD-Dr, or Ground III OIL
w at BRADLEY BRoGEETT'S
OILs-boilsa and Li1secd on b, the sbl at
~ BRADLEY BROCKRTT.
DIINDS--Alsrge assortment Of Rochester Blinds.
ID justrrceiyed at BRADLEY bkoKsTTa,
CRYSTAL Plate Glass for coaches And show GASES
" large Assortment for sale at
BRADLEY BROCK ETT'S
yTARNISHEs-Coacn. furniture aud pam.r, a -u-
perane article for sale At No i0,n"o
DATEHT DRKRR-1he best article In Noe for sale
L At No. .oOG
VTVURR COLORS - The largest assortment ever
L brought to this market ~ No. 10000.
Photographic.
A DAMS makes fine Miniature on enameel iron
pAas MACE q nne Miniature On Silver ? ate.
A DAMS makes a fine Miniature Mica.
A DAMS makes a fine Miniature on Glass.
A DAMS makes a nne Miniature Oh Paper
A DAMS Pictures unsurpassed in the u. States
A DAMS invites yonr attention 10 his Gallery
A Brady Street, between 81 and "a SITS.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-02
eligible INVESTMENT /!
sOr Sale ~. Rent.


A HOUSE and LeaTo On Fec.snh street, near Rel
IN is,srd street. cont siuiHy rooms cellar wuna
thui, &c, iDi Is ltNG1 feet. k,nts for 40 montl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

When the monetary pressure that now
lies like nightmare on the country first be-
gan 10 be felt, our Democratic contemporaries
we're filled with admiration at the plans adopt
ed at Washington for throwing the money
Of the Government; into circulation and re-
lieying the wants Of the people. The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury was hugely applaudcd
Tor continuing to redeem the public stocks,
under a rule adopted by his predecessor,
while the Secretaries Of War aud Of the Navy
we're also literally compimented for pro-
jects they were reported 10 have formed for
giving employment TO large numbers &c me.
chancs and laborers. But. presto change !
The news now is that the administration is
beginning TO retrench. The departments find
i expedient TO economist. and are according.
y dlsmissing in large numbers employees
upon the public works, at the ship yards, &c.
But although this plan 81 relieving the pres.
sure is exactly the reverse Of that so applaud.
~ but week ago, we observe that il gives
democratic newspapers as much delight as
The other. There Is "good in everything, /"
especially if il have connection with the
Democracy, and Democratic editors be the
Judges. Petersburg hieLigeaeer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

IMPORTANT DECISION UPON RAILROAD CASE.
Judge Mclean delivered long decision
at Cincinnati, 0hio. on Monday, in the United
States Circuit Court of Indiana, upon mn.
tim 10 appoint receiver for the New Albany
and Salem Railroad Company, 10 the case Of
Dow Williamson. Treasurer, &C., Us. the NJ.
A. and s. X. II. Company. The Judge deci-
ded E: lst. That a receiver need mt be appoin.
ted simply because there was default 10 the
payment Of interest upon the bonds Of the
company. The law sbhOrs forfeiture, and
would never enforce one. sd. The fact that
the company has paid all the nett earnings
Saving the annual surplusl to liquidate It's
floating debt did not justify the court ia hol-
ding that this was misapplicatinn Of the
earnings for, IL that debt was contracted to
finish the road, or TO relay the track, then il
was beneficial to the bondholjers and all con.
cened. sd. That the court would not take
the road out o. the hands Of the present man
ayers. for il was apparent that they had man
aged the road with fidelity and integrity.
The court then made an order directing that
in future the nett earnings Of the road should
be applied 10 equal proportions 10 The payment
Of the floating debt and the interest upon
bonds. Kentucky Commonwealth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
Smithwood Female Academy.

VNHlS new 1nsiiiuiion situated in the southeast cor
- nct Of Uuillofd county, near tho Randolph line
Immediately on the road leading from Greensboroush
to Fayetteville nov open for the reception Of pupils
The subscribers having procured the services u Mis-
SUSAN A. WEBB. they hiilef themselves that Obi,
nsliiulon will be literally ptironised. Is Miss Weld,
has had many years experience 10 teaching. and has
acquired very enyiable reputation. both ior her suc.
cess 10 imparing instruction. and also 10 discipline.
Those who study economy and who desie 10 have their
children well educated, especially 10 The moa useful
branches wil do well 10 paironEe this new and -four.
ishing Seminary The Academy i pleasantly situated
Ia healthy section % country. and every attention
viii le paid toihe moral training Of the pupils. Boaid
can be procured IN very respectable families, convenient
10 the Academy, and upon liberal terms A. 4 Is the
intention Of The pfoprsofs 10 build 10 pefanci In.
suiion for The education Of young lldcs, every effort
will be msde 10 render he pupils comfortable, and every
facility will he grinej fo ihcirimptovement suf.
Gent number 81 efficient and well recommended teach.
efs Gill alSass be provided,
Address either d the propfieiots al Longs Mills,
Randolph County.
W. J. LONG, I p,,o,;,,,,.
+. e. SMITH,
October e. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN MICHIGAN The
citizens Of Flint and other towns IN Genesee
county, Michigan. have been moved to the
appointment oi vigilance committee 10 keep
IN check the spirit OF lawlessness aud violence
which has lately been exhibited there. The
Flint Citizen sums up some Of the more re-
cent exploits u the villains wko inl.st that
region
"fhe death Of Mr. Savers. shot in Grand
blanc /; the bufgiarIes AID horse stealing I'M
mediately alter the far; the murders IN Mr..
Johnson's family in fentonsille. aud attempts
TO rob the honse IL lion. w. NJ. Fenton The
burglary Of Mr. Belcher's house on Tues.
da, night. which was happily foiled by the
intrrpldity Of the maid All Of these acts,
following close upon one another, raised a
considerable degree of excitement among
our citizens. who on Wednesday morning
Organized committee Of vigilance. all pledg.
81 70 each oiher TO purge the neighbOrhood
o. these villains 81 whatever cost. and 10 root
out the haunts Of vice and crime that nestled
themselves ~ the city,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

The BENGAL SEPoYs.-An intelligent Anne
rican shpmaster, Who has been much in the
Calcutta trade. in recent letter To friend,
takes somewhat different ,iew of the rebel.
lion from that which is entertained by many
persons, and his opinion may possess some
interest for those engaged in the East India
trade as well as general readers. lie says:
Il look upon the mutininy as Of very short
duration. Il is confined wholly to the COM
pany's soldiers, but few Of whom are, in fact,
natives of Bengal. They are nearly all eln.
grants from Arabia and other parts Of Asia,
and are mostly Mahometans and Hindoo
Brshmins. They we're brought into Bengal
by the East India Company officials. as hew>
ers of wood and drawers OF water for them.
The mass Of the Iiindoo population, who are
as fifty TO one of the Sepoys or soldiers, are
deadly enemies to them. and would be glad 10
see every one u them put to death. The Sc
poys have nothing To do with illing The
ground. but are poor, miserable race Of idle
loaiers, and with the force that England has
now on the way, there will not be Sepoy
left alive when the planting season arrives
next spring. Trade may be interrupted for
a short time, but cannot think the interrupt
tim will last long. YOU NAV think take a
wrongyiew Of the matter, but il is my opi.ion.
founded on much observation in that country,
and always have more faith in what | see
m,selt than what ! hear IRON others"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

Nena Sahib, The man who has recently dis.
tinguished himself in India by mailing fre
children IN wooden 5ores and Mrowiag them
info flames. according to a French writer,
cannot read tender line in Byron or Shaks-
prsre without being moved 10 tears lie
speaks French, Italian, and English, is &C.
quainted with their several Iiteratures, talks
the latter as fluenily aud purely as any "gen
ileman de Hyde Parek." aud translated
"llamlet" into IIindoo, 70 great admiration
Of competent critics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

Tia RIor EtcrrINs PaHrs.-All citizens
who remember Nathaniel GoH's call upon his
party TO taierminair know Nothingism"-
II. NJ. Mcf.ane's commands 10 them 10 "gu
10 the polls armed 10 tie ieelh"-Wm. Fell
Giles, jr's declaration al Towson. town, that
they intend Ito make The cutters Of our
street. npw with blood''--and R0bt. Clinton
Wright's appeal 20 them Al The 10th ward
giro he I'D Anon Nof.ings The kHils 10
The hIi." must agree that the Foreign alias
democratic party have been melting murder.
Gus riots all The time, aud that we are bound
10 live amidst resolution aud peril" whilst
such party remains with any life shout il.
BIRim@e cipp0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

IIIpixo Iln TALESr.-In 1855. John Cone
Of IIaddam, Conn. received 81 900 Of bills
u the Middletown Bank, which he carefully
bid away. A few days ago he took the bills
10 the bank. folded aud labelled precisely as
he received them six years ago, and demand
ed and obtained specie for them. The bank
profit on 50 long circulation (if il NAV be
called circulation Is about ss.OOO, and Mr..
Cone might have received nearly that amount
in interest from a Savings Bank. or from
Any safe person to whom be might have have
loaned 4. Fsy. on.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

Success ~ LlFE.--YOu should bear con-
stantly in mind that nine tenths Of Us are,
from the nature and necessities nf the world,
born TO gain rnr livelihood BY the sweat Of
the brow. What reason then have we to
presume that our children are not 10 do the
same The path upwards is slecpandlong.
Industry, care, skill, excellence ia the present
parent. lay the foundation Of a rise. under
more favorable circumstances, for the rhil-
dren. The children of these take another
rise. and BY aud BY the descendants 81 the
present laborer become gentlemen. This is
the natural progress. Its by attempting TO
reach the top at single leap that so much
misery is produced in the world. The cdu.
cation which recommend consists Of bringing
children up TO labor with steadiness, with
care, and with skill--to show them how to do
as many useful things as possible--to teach
them TO do them all in tie best inanner--to set
them an examples Of industry, sobriety, clean.
illness and neatness--to make all these habit !.
usl TO them, so that they never shall be
liable 10 fall into the contrary--to let them
always see good living proceeding from la
bUr, and thus TO remove from them the temp.
tatnhs TO get the goods Of others BY violent
Uf fraudulent means, nlAiam c0J5tR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
$224,l66,s4a
ENeess of eKPorts b. nine years,
$6s,37o,743

Can a Maisfer Marry Divorced Homaa
Rev. Mr.. Shields, Of Iowa, having been
silenced by the Presbytery Of Des MONIES,
Tor marryinga woman who had been divorced
BY the laws Of Iowa. appealed 10 the Synod,
and his appeal was sustained. The Synod
expressed It's opinion that the action Of the
Presbytery was correct in form, and suggest.
ed by lsudable zeal in the service Of the
church land although reinstating Mr.. Shields,
does not approve OF his marriage. as is shown
BY the following resolution:
Resoiusd. That in restoring Rev. J. II.
Shields to his former position il the gospel
ministry. the Synod should not be under.
stood asapproying this contract Of marriage.
especially by ministers Of the gospel, with
persons divorced for whatever cause. be-
l'esing that such ma rriages impair useful.
ness. influence and standing. and bring into
question the purity and wisdom OF tic par.
ties thereto.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

The WesTERs HOG TRADE.-The transac-
tons in hogs continue dull at the West.
The Louisville Courier SAYS the market is at a
stand, with no prospect of prices being estab.
llshed Tor some time to come. The crop oi
corn is immense. and the farmers can fatten
their hogs al comparatively little expense, and
bring unwilling 70 accept low prices, will
convert large proportion Of their pork into
bacon, which will not reach the market much
earlier than spring. The last contracts were
at 81 4 cents. bat buyers refuse to contract
at even 5 cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

DREaprrL CAsE % SnOorISo.--Recently
10 yorkyiIle there has been no little excite
ment growing out Of special informing
agent, Tor The frm 81 Douglas & Co., The
New York Commercial Agency, who. il Is
1id, sent spme report, that injured the re.
putation IL d Mr.. James Allen. Jun., mer.
.bant u York,ille. Long and warm cores.
pondence grew out Of this matter. and on
Saturday last Me-. James Allen. Sen. wa.
about posting explanatory handbills 81
The affair, when the special Agent, Mr.. J.
}. Bell. approached him and desired him ID
desist words arose, aud Bell shot Mr.. Allen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

REvERsEs or LIFE.--An exchange papers
says. A few years ago Miss Cora Withers,
daughter 81 q wealthy merchant in New York,
IN opposition 70 The wishes of her family,
married foreigner Since then. TO support
herself, she has been giving concerts. &C.. as
Madame de Wllhnrst. Recently she visited
Paris e. negotiate for position in the opera
company, but her husband having inherited
q large fortune. she ha- abandoned the stage.
Her father, il is sad. has lost his wealth by
the recent commercial troubles 10 New
York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
Washington, Oct. 8

Washington Oct. 81.
ADDITIONAL FROM MExIco.--By the arrival
Of the Southern mail we have detailed news
from Mexico. The old rumors of the retire.
ment Of President Comonfort are again rife.
The present government appears 70 be strong
in the confidence Of the people. Senor
Gorsuch, chief engineer Of the Vera Cruz
and Mexico Railroad, is about to organize
corps in the United States. Alvarez's sue
cess had been confirmed. Eighty bandits had
been captured al Tepec, all Of them would
be shot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

WILL SAIp.-A noble saying is recorded
of q member 81 the British House Of Com.
mons who BY his own industry and perseyer.
anee had won his way TO that high position.
A proud scion Of aristocracy one day taun.
ted him will, his humble origin. saying. +"
remember when YOU BACKED my fathers
boots" Well. sir" was The noble response,
q did not do il well Z"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

~ There arc in every community persons W no are
DESTROYS Of doing good to the afflicted a suffering and
10 such with u.s. would state that no charitable acl
they could perform would rebound more 10 their self
gratfcation and bring comfort to the many now Labor
ing under the disease prevalent 10 this section Of The
country, than TO purchase for those whose means may
not allow them 10 do 81, some Of IeonarI's South
American Fever aud Ague Remedy. Il will not only
cure the recipient Of your charities but will add usire
10 your noble deeds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

NnSgv AND llReAkrasr. = The Raleigh
Maadard sa,s tia, "a distinguished gentle
man Of this State recently passed through
Petersburg and took breakfast at one Of the
hotels. aud offered in paymenta North Caro-.
lima bill. lie was asked if he had nothing
better. and made the excellent reply that the
money was better than the breakfast.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

In Chapel Hill, on the s7th day of October by the
Rev. Albert N. Ship, DR.. DAVID A. RoBEarsoN to
Miss sALLiE NUN, all Of that place.
On Wednesday the 3oth September, by Jamss Duty,
Esq, Nh. WILLIAM FAuLKSER, aged l6, to Miss TABl-
TIA PoBERrsoS, aged 40, daughter Of the late Col.
Woodward Robertson, all Of Granville county. May
thier children rise up and call them blessed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

III DIGEsT!r-such is the true meaning Of The
word "PEPslN." or Of the two Greek words from
which is derived. This the significant and appro
pirate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. 0,
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared BY Dr. J. >. H0UGH.
TON, Of Philadelphia for the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II Is Natures own remedy for an un-
healthy Stomach. No at Of man can equal is cura.
tive powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part Of lhs paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
Valuable Plantation and Buildings
=. 4 -
TO Teachers.

DESIRABLE SCHOOL FOR SALE.
INTENDING % remove from Hillshotourh, ! Offer
y 10 sale ny Htuse, Lots, school, Furniture aud
School Apparatus.
The hoae u most conveniently arranged fer q Select
Boarding School. The Lot Is highly impnyej; the
Garden filled with choice vegetables. huiis and flowers.
The adjoining Lot i also undel cultivation.
Tie village has always been celebrated Tor IL health,
and this school has nov been ia successful operation
iof twenty years
For further psniculin. terms. &C., address
REV. ROBERT BURWELI,
Hill.borough, N. G..
scp,emhr ?. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11
NAE RIHD.

n this county, on Wednesday evening The 9Th inst.
By the Rev. Thomas Lynch. Rev. Z. T. PESick, d
Concord, 10 Miss ELizA J., daughter Of Mr.. VIM. J.
Bingham.
On the e9l Of October, Al Troublesome. The real.
lcncc Of Ms. Nellie Scott, IN Rockingham county.
N. c., by the rev. John II. PstitJ. NJ. RAwlrY q.
ionssros 10 Mss May Etislrrfa ssot1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

The Courier de Pari. publishes the list Of
English losse. among the eqauetted portion
Of the army 10 India. The list counts eight
generals. brigadier and major, three colonies,
ten lieutenant olonels. twelve majors, forty.
two captains, se,enty.nine lieutenants, en-.
signs and cornets, fourteen surgeons, and
three veterinary surgeons. Several chaplains
have also fallen victims 10 the vengeance Of
the Ilindoos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

lsroRrASr.-ltis said that. ia consequence
u the reform brought about b. TIE Vigilance
Committee IN San Francisco. that city has
been governed during the past year al an ex-
pense Of about s25 900 against an expense The
previous year d one million Zoe hundred thou.
sdnd--a sum six times as large.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-11

Louis Whatever may be the
lolbles Or the good qualities Of Louis Napo.
leon, says Galignani's Messenger, il does not
appear that he can be justly charged either
with aimless ostentation or romantic sensi.
bIl'ty. His pleasures have generally pur.
pose, his friendships are not often divorced
IRON his interests. The inspection Of mill
tary camp and the interview with powerful
sovereign are al all events the rclaxations Of
a soldier and a statesman. They may be
accompanied by splendor which dazzles
the Imagination, and calls forth the plaudi,s
OF the multitude ; but it would betray a total
ignorance of the proved character of this re-
markable man 70 suppose that parade and
popularity were the sole motives for public
appearances so anxiously arranged and care.
fully rehearsed.