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necessity for those draughts may be. lnl
point DC fact, Great Britain may be said TO
be, Just now, in arms against all Of ASA ];
vet, both in China and in India, maintaining,
against the mightiest odds. such a stand as to
show that she is determined to be" master OF
the situation"
The Anglo.Saxon race has generally been
the conqueror, when brought face to lace. IN
a struggle for the mastery. with other races,
in either hemisphere; and we cannot help
expressing an internal conviction that IN IN
dia. and China, Wanda and Gurth are dess
tined to whip the Sepoy. the MansolIan. and
the Mantchoa, Just as sure as, long while
ago, he whipped rival or opposing races else
where. There is seemingly no help Tor II.
As the Turks say--it is the will Of Allah; or
as the Yankee will have tit is "manlies'
destiny"
A certain philosopher has predicted da,
when some antiquarian from the now semi
barbarous Island Of New Zealand will b.
musing, like an6,he Volney, on the broker
arcl, II London Bridge, trying to learn from
the runs its history Of some great nation tina
must have existed in that region Al sore ear
4 lier period Of the earlhs history. II tn
wori, is never to came to an end this ma,
be no dream--but We may READILY conclude
that when the British Empire crambes I,
pieces, and descends to the grave oi nations
there will be but few OF her children let
elsewhere to tell the story Of her fall.
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PrSNY WISE AND PouSp FooLIsH.--The
latest illustration Of this maxim isarase which
occurred in the commercial circles 81 cleve.
land, Ohio, a few days ago. An ancient
broker Of that city. who knows how to save
even the shallow Of continental dime, hav-
ing reflected upon the tariff adopted by the
express cnmpanie. for the transportation Of
money packages, and the great certainty and
despatch arrived at in their delivery, resolved
on plan Of paying less than the regulariees
The rates for money packages are calculated
upnn the value Of the contents as marked
upon the outside of the envelope lie en-.
closed $3.50 in an envelope. and having been
very careful TO mark it "sl50o." on the out.
side, paid the rates on the latter sum to the
express company. The package was unf"r'
'unateIy lost, The banker did MT dare to
claim the whole contents, $3.50, and the
company with its usual prompiaess paid over
the amount registered. Tie package. as we
are informed, turned up Il last through The
efforts Of the company's agents, anil ~ con
tents disclosed the fact that the express com.
pany had made Just $3.50 by the operation
The question naturally suggests itself to the
banker whether he would not have been more
just to himself to have paid rates on the whole
contents. aud saved his pile from such
lnss as he has sustained.
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NEWSPAPER IsPERsoNatfTY. = The New
York Mirror has jlIicious article uppn
The proper method d conducting a ncwspa.
per. We extract the following: =" The pa.
per, which is the mere moutltpieee Df an in.
dividaal, the reluK of the peeuli1riiies and
ijiosynefacies 81 a single man, Is always Tia.
bic to make Itself unpopular OF ludicrous.
aud ran never be power IN the community.
30 long a. the names Of the Publishers are
known. the public has every necessary guaran.
TEE of the responsibility u their prints.
Win writes this Or that article Is ! matter
which does not concern tie public. and for
which they care nothing. Nor do ihey trnu.
bic tliemselye. much about editorial quarrels
aud chickering's except tolaugli indiseriminate.
ly as crowd dues over a street fight. A
newspaper Of influence and abilityis IN insti.
tuiion, not personality, and its expressed
opinions are the aggregate opinions0f NUN.
Der Of men seting with fred purpose. Lauis
Napoleon crippled the French effectively ~hrn
he compelled every newspaper article 10 be
signed By the name Of its writer. md The Lon.
don Tines would lose half lie sigor and IN.
fasnee were the same role 10 be adopted 10
Englsnd'
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IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE,
To ais .Ercellency James Buchanan,
PreAillcrll az The Enife3 /!

To his .Erceiency James Buchanan,
President Of the Enitea Stdtes'
The undersigned, citizens Of the United
States and electors of the State OF eonnec-
ticut, respectfully offer to your Exeeilency
this their memorial.
The fundamental principle OF the Constr
tuition Of the United States and OF our po-
litleal institutions is, that the people snail
mike their own laws and elect their own
rulers.
We see with grief, if not with astonish-
meat, that Gov. Walker, Of Kansas, openly
represents and proclaims that the President
Of the United States is employing through
him an army, one purpose OF which Is 70
force the people Of Kansas to obey laws not
their own, nor Of the United States, but
laws which il is notorious ;ney never made,
aud ralcrs they never elected.
We represent. therefore, that BY the fore
going your Exceilsncyis openly held up and
proclaimed, 10 the great derogation OF our
national character, as violating in its most
essential particular the solemn oath which
the President has taken TO support the Con-
s,itutioa of this Union.
We call attention further TO the fact that
your Excellency is, in like manner. held up
70 this nation, to all mankind, and to all pos
terity, in the attitude Of "leyying war
against "a portion OF the United States BY
employing arms in Kansas to uphold body
of men and code Of enactments parportine
TO be legislative, but which never had th'
election, nor sanction, nor consent OF th'
people OF that Territory.
We earnestly represent to your Excelienel
that we also have taken the oath TO obey th'
Constitution; and your Excellency may %
assured that we shall not refrain from tn
prayer that Almighty God will make you
Administration an example Of justice an'
benefcencc, and with his terrible majest,
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a National ThanksgI,Ins. : ri. !

Louis intelligense. PhladeIphia Inquirer. and New
ORLEANS Bulletin, Influential and widely circulating
journals. unite IN The recommendation q a National
Thanksgiving Day. The last named Papr. after al.
yeftirg 10 The recently distorted condition n our
county hy The abolition excitement. the terrible plaques
which visited spms u our Atlantic eiirs III the ast
years. aad The safeiy which has Oppressed some
portions 81 The land refers u ouf present po.iiau a.
follows - Nss Tie storm ~ passion has ps..sl
awsy; prnJand peace fegns throughout 81 ouf bor.
ds, u least The exceptions insignificant 10 be
taken into account IN accounting blessings shIe
from end u The county 10 the other The people
rejoice IN The snjoymen, % almost BnrIamped gene.
raj hssith. The have.s too. arc generally abundant,
aud IN some respects unprecedented. Throughout tho
great West and south the gain and corn crops are
IiIe unto The seven years o. plenty when Joeph
gathered W ~ there vas % more room % hold
~ surely, surely, under ihcse creumainnces, The
people " The United states my, for Tho nonce. ~
aside 81 other feelings, and unite 10 singing lie
{" Harvest Home" IN sending Up an anthem Of praise
aud gratitude iof the early and the litter rain" for
their exemption from extraordinary disease, and for
the innsmssbls Prosidsniisl blessing. which they
have reosisei. most opporuney."
It's highly filling lhsi Christian nation enjoying
che high privilege. which W enjoy, and The many
blessings which ~ sbOuntfa Providence i eonlnu.
ally showsrns upon ", should occasionally liz % On
united heart in oyfsI praise snd ihanksgving % The
eiya q ~ good. and with becoming reverence and
sunli'y % s.k 81 eSn,inu,nos Of Ri, blessings.
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The storm. - We learn from the Wilmington
Herald of Monday, that the storm Of wind and rain
which on Saturday night and Sunday prevailed with
much force here, assumed rghtul ierceness on the
sea coast. and Il il is feared much damage has been
done 10 the shipping.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-16

The Hon. James lockhart, one Of tho Democratic
members Of Congrcss.elect from the State Of Indiana
died a, Evansville on the morning Of the 7th instant
This is the second member who has died since the
election in Indiana last fall.
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Aillsbaruugh 9sroraer.
Union, the Constitution and The Laws the Guar
dams OF our liberties.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, September 10, 1857.

I5r Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions the Recorder and for adser.
Using.
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AMY MoyEMESrs.-eol. A. Sidney John
sou. appointed to command the Utah cape.
diicn. left 81. Louis IN the 7th inst, in the
afternoon train, on his way to Salt Lake.
We will b- accompanied fr.m Part Lraven.
snr,h by Gov Cumming and stab, aud six
companies ~ the al dragons.
Sixteen companies u lnianiry are now en-
route for Kansas. tnreplacr the dragons trsni-
lerred 10 the Utah expedition.
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Maj James N. Palmer. Of this place. has been APP
pointed Route Agent on the North Carolina Railroad
from Goldsborough to Charlotte, in place Of J. ..
McDadc, declined
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RIackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,

TIE Protestant Methodist have located
their College al jamestown. Guilfard county.
n. q. Their building will rost 100000.
They have male schnol College. the yadkin
Insiitute. a lew miles above Salisbury. The
brick bulldog, 60 by so and Two stories high,
Gust IS. 900. The principal gives the trustees
$40 year for five years. Tor the privilege Of
teaching in the house and taking upon him.
self the responsibility Of keeping up the
school. lie has about 40 scholars. The
same saciety aim 70 have fine Female Sc.
minary about 90 miles cast 81 Salisbury.
One man pruflrrs 10 give them Is acres u
land to be divided and sold into lots.
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The London quarterly Review, 70

The London Quarterly Review, for
july, has been received. It's contents are I'll. The
French Constutionaisis o Electioneerng. g. Ireland
Past and Present a. Internal Decoration and Ar.
rangement Of Churches. 5. Travels in China-For.
tune and Hue. 0. Manchester Exhibition 7. Ho-
merle Characters in and out Of Homer. 9. The Bill
for Divorce.
The Edinburgh Review, for July. has also
heen received. It's contents are =: The Confsterniiy
II Ia salc,e. 2. De IA Rive on Electrical Science. Q.
Marshal MMmon,'s Memoirs. 4. Social Progress Of
ireland. S. The License Of Modern Novelists. q. Me-
riyale's Romans under the Empire. 7. Goeihe's
Character aud Moral Influence. 8. schGicher's Life
Of Handel. o. Representative Reform.
BIackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,
for August, contains, |. Wha, will he do with iii-By
Pisis,ratus Casion Part II. o. Manchester Erhibi-
ton Of Ar.Tfeasures. . North on Homer. A. Scenes
Of Clerical Life, No. iIl--Janets Rrprntanee.-Psr,
| H. S. Afoot Part III. o. New Seaside Studies
No. IIl.--Jepey. u Life Of Sir Charles j. NsPefs-
Paa II.
Published by Leonard! Scott & Co.. New York
I Price 50 per annum, for any one OF the Reviews or
Lakewood: fur any two Of the works. S. for Black
wood aud the iour Reviews, $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

Prom ss .sy \, io Ell Her, ~, Sep. =. =
q eoais and nAniA .As establAAment discoursss
SIN De ,.nul ssp.rnen. have ne reAss vslye.., Ne
~
we've. uinnsa IN novel Ha.Ss VIII vhaas Wy .oe xhe
4: e q: :a.ss s.s 'as
o s s . q rap s a. sa
s;ssas sppss1anSs and : osr,sniy pisaans anovs
m Spanish sruuA. insvtss pcssd Of ysve. III h.
up sp.oss .Sis, psad ~s s:1s no doubt VII b
ven q 5sas: w ~: sp.ni:. rae :, ~.
beautiful erssons Of .sis vscS . pleasant o upon
"a Z: H Z. n s:es. Ss
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s00 40 In iaOs NO have seldom sssn sore s0sosssfu
IRON the Kew Yors pt.pash: Sept ~ : IN
N ana rss seems have
psssd him Ell IN Aeir ,gls q beauty and nAsnia,eoee
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ps smsi sAa~i shaped via border O r,ch s
sss a. ~o deep bsss a.unos. lower sweeping
saoKsSzIi,s cloak, psuti. and fur emporium IA and
- Canal street. Bran r. - bIiliins. ~. y
nxoURRlpe oLoAKs-
ID new and beautiful '{k nn sSs rp sg,.nr s,r
oppo,ns NsroposAa Hotel
nToNav \ RAsrsRH STATE AND yRRssy BILLS
Ono BANKS, lS Bowery.
BENSON wi0os. $40 Canal ,rceI
Is SOLOMON HART,
AZ ss. :. ~. s.s I:
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No 70 ssT srt.as.g heir Sc" sore
3 so:s ',ss %osr. sauass WI NJ b op.:.S ~ az
VI sf,,, avenue, near s,shh stree,
w ANvrD TO IxrHAHsE-snVo WORTH or Bnsr
w farming and pine lands Ia wscrnsin- for dry rooda
x.ss Z. v Iorse az. 's'''''A A'a' ~ o"
War eoons BLAsEIvs, YLASSKrs CASHIER ~,
w cloths, popfpa bon antiques, paids de iaines
EFaE1s. No. - oshsrins s,ssst So '" -" "
yHE MILITARY.
<uYIyKrp CoaPs ATrErTfos-rHu nuMBRRs
" Thing 70 Join hs sisA anauai srour~oe q
- company requ-stsd y meet y he sevcer House.
1rsasy. October AT O,cl 3, :, !. ,2y dan ~ order
SP wurrcor, orderly
IspRuAprILE aUsK ~ naRs.-vLnnKs ArrRrTtOv
- rompany under The aboye name nM been orgs- Isl
siy sS sSse Wi.ssa 10 JON rs.pessss so-spsay Vi
Sa.e o-posunty attending thh evening" soyne
II Reorss end mercer ats oesoch
ssneIUR var RA. uoRPs or sia-A Angular
~ neeupg n the sprps IA be held a. he nsrser House
euwSer Of Brocne snd Mercer Streets his Frdsyey@
GA IL attendance u nruueto Ls
even M mpev be present. ny order. -.
IaAAc n PBrrx, Adju'ani hAfMoru, oosooe.
WARTnD-THE MERCANTILE susKarRRRs AND
those who intend 70 join ~ n ne sn,nd asl mo
sc~pr o. aad nervrr FRIDAY evening".
e'cLocs. Cisrss are respectfully invited 70 al. nd
T,ARasf ooarAalp AxfsrrIoH.-snvoan yoA
ssss rgcs ycsr ssocisE srcssa -. = sss-E On ~
as Be srund s,ss-ssrsI 1oHH BARL0w. Haass~
WINES AVID LIaUORs.
CHisvAerrl rHs ADvsRrrsRs HAS rHs ia
" st lance Of . conssnmcnt Aug hor.esnI
20 and 80 brand escei,ess quality ssd yin an 10
lrbss &c ~ more os,A - =. - VIC esae pncc~
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIES.
A DoDwoRrHs DA. =. =. AoAo.n,s
n NO ~ 81 son.su ss os.l .Gr sroos,ya
yC,. s.:s.. on We I q
w.sy ...snsus. for l.d,,. ana srnr.%sn = bon s..ss
Ion and All osses a An = .,
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dre we're Of rrssi ssrvre N osvsiopns . assu ovs@so,
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fEursa sdoged Tor me coming sessou By ne ssssAon Of
Tos 'rcasr. Tserns 10 Apply ether q sesde-,s
ID ss.as@y .os,ssps Han, dcar, sssst osyo~s s oiy
s =. Uyss o. sa q S ..goss ana
81: .':ss s:s
DunAns oHaAr pAHorxe AoApuy. ~ BowmY.
" .le.on fer 1.m a.d csadrsn y per month Monday
:::: r. : - .:
Nv. Es.rss.s - Nv yoH
ma punnsuL - no s.s nv vunnmo
~ ss ts :. IN q osss % . s :. s: -
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Ara. AHfoslo VIA eIya a ssA1p sonks
s..uS ~ , ssc sary ~ = =.
rood dsnssr * Lessons Isusss by Sss reasunaSIs
CLOTHING, 40. -
H5 OOO 70 Isy.r y s.oo.D aAIp ug 2
us cscsns INTO c.A cs,.n lss anI per cen, more
' Sr f:.si .ssss s.ss 40 os sSs. s'Ao
CIorHue. LAprss AID olru.msr HAvrHs
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

FyHAMvAarrI TIE ADvRRTtsRH HAS rHn IA
" st lance Of . consisnmcnt AUG. hc,.esn1
Ips and so brand svce'est quality and Win an n In
Per bash~ ers OF more bsaA - Al who esale pytcca
aend ycux addrsW 70 W. r., boS M Post omcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

pROPOSA4 FOR u 100000 OILY o. BROOKLYN
Il feymA1 ent Wafer Loan
Sealed proposals. will bs received BY Inc Board Of water Oo
missioue OF the city OF Brooklyn until fhursd W DOT 1857
nor Tho whole or any paof The TOO 600 the Permanent We
Ter Loan Il. per oes bonds q CITY Bsoohyn issued pur
passed Feb. II, 1857 led supply tho CITY OF
Brooklyn with Said bonds In Of o. 900 each
having euy dve years with sx per can't interest
coupons saacAsd payable Lot Of January and LIST Of July
each
proposal ssued up and eudorsed Proposal
nor Brooklyn Permanent Water Loan and enclosed
vel0pe addressed 10 Board CT Wafer Commissioners Of
Brooklyn. once Of Corning Co.. no, e3 Wa street., New
Tho bids win opened publicly. bonds swarded
NE bidder on ne aay and 81 Nc place before men
sioners authorised 70 sen hs bsnds without
nn price, but they he rig b reiest AL pro
posa wAh be In their Indignant oisac ageous the
city.
PAYMENT
OAsA for The whole amount offered
Twenty per cent IN cash
Twenty per cent pay able Nov. T. 1857.
Twenty per cent psFable Leo ], 1851.
~ onty per cent payable Jan 1853.
Twenty Der cent PAL able b. l. 1883
The purchaser u. all accrued interest o. tAe honde %
teYA security for the funlme1t Of The onacs and the
portion Of bonds for the will be delivered a the une ct
hna pay ment Biz per ntsxe,t win DO charged do
foyT0d mentA SAMUEL PO vuLAIA Mayer.
WILLIAM b. LEWIS. OOmptrolloY.
CRAWFORD q. SIXTH Treasurer
JOAN Il. PRENTIO1,
Chairman Board Of WAer Con misaionoI
J. Ca RSuN BRDv ORT
Secrear Board Of water Commissioners
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fyLDrHIre. i ADrps AND onru.Mup HAvrHs
~ ssy dsspcss o. sss rsss.ys ~ 81 lytcs ros -
seas Chsai, a. v~A nscs4vas. LAAs~ v0ssd On ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

QoABD.-A WIDOW LADY. Livrre Up Town ~ a
- pleasant location, wishes 70 let handsome fu'rsset
70 ia6y and gentleman Tor ire lady onf,
In house. WITH all TIE modern improvements ard VIE ne
corSsuxs OF hone be enjoyed eesy Addrees
Mrs willazs Madbo. square FSs< cvce
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A1RIoAN oEN1RAL OoMnIrfKB.-N1w YoRK,
"A October ], l667-A regular meeting Of The Anegs0au
General Don niee win be held q nei q
and spcn.rd street ea erday Ae last, a. ~
r. n. punctual attendance y requested. By order.
ZOrHAR MILIA President
Z. WAsHER, v,cs prs.,asn,.
rHos. hcKNcHr, ''0o f0-SSs
g gons l. s q; wmrA,rH Sec s..rssL
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oE mn 10 ISvnm IN snUUrD HAND uUrHrra
VO.vUV sennsmcn wishing % cc~ver len OF o. sur
pus chlrG into cah. obtain leNet 6y per
~ eanr On o. sendssg hesv addrsss Jams mOnoHur
No ~ rsavi ssresA near CAaahaa
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10TH WARD DBnoORAfIC REPUBLIOAN ARsoCIA.
LIZ uon.1he members the above association viii
take poce regular monthly meeting win DO keld 81
La dheam notel nk Priday) evening q TX O'Clock Pune
Pkr1R 1IrUH1LI. President
TOTE wARD.-THl pnnOORArIO KLE TOES OF
1C The Biz eenth Assembly tiss.O rsquested neet
Dosns -Four Mia House Friday evening" October ~
O'Clock. kr Ne purpose Of ecrolment
6EO ID. KELLOGG, President pro tam
DAHHI SULLIVAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-02

NEWLY yURu,susp ROOMS TO LEr-Ar - wHrrs
~ street Broad q1iet respectable prvsse
sharsass reoukeA.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, August 30.
The steamer Atlantic, with Liverpool
dates to Wednesday, the 10Th. arrived here
to-day.
The Asia arrived out on the 10th.
The Telegraph squadron has returned to
Plymouth. The directors we're to meet al
London on the 10Th 20 determine on the 70.
turc proceedings.
The company will take immediate measures
10 recover the lost cable. Il is believed that
fully one.half can be saved, aud that the ul.
tImate loss to the company will not exceed
Gas 900 sterling.
Recent storms and foods in England have
done great damage to the crops. The weather.
however, has now improved.
II is rumure,l that France intends TO de.
mand The ertradition Of Ledru Rollin, and that
be was about leaving for America.
II is rumured also that France designs sem
ding an expedition TO Cochin China to de.
mand satisfaction for insults.
Its announced that Russia is equipping a
fiotilIa for the China seas.
The fctes In honor Of Nspoleon'syisil pas.
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wnrAr.-Mr. Alfred Hargrave. the station

WHrAT.-Mr. Alfred Hargrave, the station
agent at Lexington, informs the Green's
borough Patriot 4, Flag that. during the month
from that station on the North Carolina rail-
road
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-A new use has been
found for the Chinese sugar cane. Il makes
" frs-raie" ahiskey, without the aid OF
sirychnne. II j. said. too, that an invention
la. been male for crysiaiIizing the sirup BY
. simple and perfect process, and that the
production aI sugar from the cane will be
greatly facilitated.
There is field Of sugar cane in Somer.
vile. Mas. 10 which the stalks have reached
six feet in height.
-Four negroes. the property OLA. Nav. were
killed by lighining. near Bolivar. Tenn.
The Southern cities generally have ENJOY
ed good health aud agreeable temperature
thus FAR. aud many who have gone northaard
Tor coolness aud comfort. are convinced that
they would have Jared as well at home.
However, the fashion Of the thing is very
important consideration
CELEBRATIos AT YoRKTows.-The people
Of Yorktown and vicinity propose TO celebrate
10 becoming manner the approaching ami
yersary d that important Revolutionary event
which decided the de.tinies Of the country
the battle Of Yorktown and surrender Of
Corvallis.
CoSvIcrgD.- Daniel, who stood
charged IN Roanoke county. Va. with com.
uniting foul outrage upon the person Of his
own daughter. Prucllla Daniel, aged Il years.
was convicted before The Circuit Court OF
that county on the 9th ult., and sentenced
TO fifteen Years confinement ia the peniten-
tiary.
Out Of the fifty.nine members Of the Senate
during the last Congress, no less than five
have already passed away, viz: Nlessrs. Clay
ton. Of Delaware Bell. Of New Hampshire I;
Adams. Of Mississippi; Butler, Of South Caro-.
lima and Rusk Of Texas.
SEARCH rnR 4 FuGIryE SLA,E.-On the 18th
ult., John w. Wells, Of Lynchburg, Va, and
r. g. James. Of Nashville. Tenn, arrived 10
Chatham. Canada. in search Of fugitive slave
named Joseph Alexander. A large crowd as.
sembled. among whom was Joe, but M al.
tempt, il is alleged, was made TO arrest
him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-09
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Friday the 4lh inst, JoHS,
infaEa son Of Mr.. John Underwood, aged about ten
months.
Died, in Graham, on the Goth of August, WILLIAM
GEORGE only son of George A. aud Mary j. Ray, aged
one year and fourteen days.
- Spirit Of the Age please copy
Died, in Graham, on the 3lst utmo, Mrs. MARY
AM RIDER, wife Of Mr. Leroy Rider, about a6 years
Of age.
Died, in Townsville Georgia, on the Goth of Au.
Chapel Hill. He was graduate of the University.