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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

There is now another comet visible in the
celestial field. Tuttle's comet can now be
seen in the constellation Pegasus, without
the aid Of telescope. This group is in the
direct range with a line down from the two
pointers in the " Great Dipper" through the
North Star, and is about as far from that body
as Arcturus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

armed with double barrelled guns and rifles,
and were on their way, when arrested, to the
Central Depot. where they intended taking
the cars, but tor what place we did notlearn.
6n# Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

DISCIPLINE At SEa.-Capt. Pearson com
mands the Pacific mail steamship John L.
stevens. II is stated that no sooner does his
vessel leave port than he assigns to each pas.
senger position in one Of the life-boats, and
the men are enrolled into boat guard and
drilled each day in all the minutia Of launch
ing the boats, &c. The idea has proved a
popular one on the Pacific side, and many
passengers have been known to wait at both
ends Of the route for his ship in preference
10 any other vessel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
10 Groenshorough, on Thursday morning the 5,h
instant, by the Rev. ]. Jones Smythe, ]. A. GHAY,
ESQ.,. Cashier of the Bank of Danvle. Va. to Miss
EMaA VIcToaiA, youngest daughter Of Ex-Governor
Morehead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

IN the matter 81 George Ncsill and others. pafte
Petition iof sale u Land.
PURSUANT 10 . decree Of the Cont Of Equity for
L Orange county, made a September term. 1858, ]
wil sell. on the premises on Monday the 25ih day d
October neat The tact % land formerly belonging 70
Samuel Nesl. deceased. the waters Of Blnekwoods
citek. adjoining the lands Of Wilson Pfrheit. Bryant
Slrosd and others. continuing one thousand acres,
more or lcss.
The tract will he divided into several parts 10 suit
purchasers.
Twelve months credit viii he given. Bond and
good security required The title viii be reserved On.
N The purchase Il sney !. paid sale viii begin al 10
THOMAS WEBB, c. 4 NJ. 4.
Sept. %. rs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

A Duel was recently fought near Memphis
(Tenn.l between Mr.. Waters, Of Virginia,
and Dr. J. r. Nagle. formerly Of Lancaster.
(pa.) They met on an island, and, without
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

Wiley ]. Palmer, Esq, of Milton, has been appoint
ed by the Directors Of the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and Blind Of the city Of Raleigh, teacher. in
place Of Dr.. WaddeIl. resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
October 6.
\ OTICE.

INHE subscriber intending to close his present husi
ness, gives notice u those indebted 10 him. that
he will expect anil require all notes and accounts that
are due 10 he ps d by the Isl Of January next He
hopes 10 make his collections without sorng TO law,
but will have il TO do unless paid without
2. b. RUFFIN.
September %. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
WOODEN FACTORY.

gY,HE public are respectfully informed that the sub
Il sclibeIs have taken the
Alpha Wooden Mills,
seven miles east OF Hilishornugh. mile and quar-.
ter from the N. q. Railroad and are now ready and
willing 10 receive orders for James, Linseys, and ke
seys 10 manufacture wool in lots to suit customers.
Those having wool for sale will please inform US,
or bring their wool and exchange for goods or cash. or
both.
The subscribers being practical Machinsis and ex.
perenced operators certainly confident their goods
cannot and shall not be surpassed in body OF finish
in any Of the ssies therefore they ask for patronage.
p. Is. SYKES.
G. ]. SHIELDS.
October 6. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

THANKSGIVING Governor Of New Hampshire
has appointed Thursday the 25th II November. as
DAY Of Thanksgiving 10 that State and the Governor
81 New York has appointed Thursday the 18th Of No
Ven5eF.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
STILL THEY COME.
JoNESS KEROSENE LAMPS.

4 NEW LOT Of these improved lamps, which do not
- go out when exposed 10 current Of air. and b,
process of radiation at least third of the oil
over the common lamps. Also, The common Kerosene
lamps. Jones's lamps are kept only by us.
]. C. TURRENTlNE & SON.
October 6. CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

In tho matter OF William VI. Jones anil others, ex
pare---Petiian To- sale u Land.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of The Coari Of Equity
Coz Orange county. MA e Al Sepiemhefieiu ISIS.
I will ell, on Thursday lie ~ day q November
next Al the late residence MARGARET Jones' deceased
tract sf land N The waters Of Cane cferk, ad,inins
the lands 81 Henry Mcdaniel David lsshlsy and eth
ers containing about one hundred aud eighteen acres
Also. one undivided 9Th rah Of tract Of about two
hundred acres adjoining the land. q John Moore and
others on the waters Of tiaue creek.
Also. one other tract. iyins partly IN Orange snd
partly In Alamlner. adjoining lhe lands d -
- Snd others. and containing about one hundred
and seven acres.
Twelve months credit vill be given. Bond and
good security rrquiie Title vii be reserved until
the purchase money Is paid. sale viii begin 81 "
o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & NJ. y.
Sept. %. -as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
Fall, 1858.
Fall, 1858.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DIRT GOODS.
STEVENSON, WADDELL & CO.
Importers snd Wholesale Dealers IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY Goods.

FETEKcBIKU, w.
our Stock this season presents unusual siiratcns
~ 10 styles and variety. iInporlaiions are nov i,
store a. also most u TIC goods purchased from Amer.
can Factories and those purchased 81 the Large PreE
age Auction Sales. The entire stock having been ..
cured the lowest prices and upon az good tern.
any Johhns house Moth, VIC take PLEASURE IN nsi.
ing the Merchants Of North Catolins and Virginia 10
On impartial examination of styles and prices Our
jecis convince The trade that goods can he Jchte OF
a. good terms Scuih ~ North With our facilities ~,
deem Il no presumption % say that We enn I'D wfil
sell by the peceor package. on as good terms IS any
regular establishment
mo. STEVENSON. > Nos ~ anil SO.
JAMES wADDEiL, SYCAMORE STREET
WIN. II. CROW, Petersburg. yIginis.
Sept. IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
N O T Il .

a PPLICATI0N will be made to the next General
a Assembly Of North Carolina for Charter incor.
porating the Orange Guards.
October IL, 6l-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
N @ TIC

ss% Hannah Thompson, Of Orange
county, will make application TO the next Legislature
or acl 10 emancpate her two slaves Rosannah and
Rosetta.
October 10. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
NOTICE

TyfIE notes that given at the sale Of the la.a
Il WIN. Cain, decd, will be due October 18th.
1885, All persons indebted in that way are requested
to call upon me and settle, il will be the cheapest
mode for them. JAS. +. CAIN, Ear
October 6. Cow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

PpxsHIso A Rowpy.-Gen. Ashley, Re-
publican candidate for Congress in Ohio,
was addressing meeting at Leipsic, in Put
nam county, when he was interrupted BY
gang of rowdies. AZ length he seized the
leader Of the mob BY the collar, and after
gaming him put him out Of the house. The
meeting passed vote Of thanks to Nc. Ash.
lev for the good job he had so well done, and
lie was not again interrupted. The next
morning, to prevent arrest and detention,
Mr.. Ashley went before justice Of the
peace, confessed that he had battered one Of
the rowdies Of that place, was fined i've dol.
lars, and the citizens paid the fine.
ciadanai Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20
Obituary.

Died. in Moul,ric county. Illinois, on the 18th Of
60 years. Mr.. stnyhorn respected citizen Of
this county. aud removed from New Hope 10 Illinois
about year ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

tbs PARAouw EXPEDITION This expe-
dition will be composed Of sixteen vessels,
carrying COS guns. aud land and naval
force Of 2, 500 men and officers. Judge Bow
lin is to accompany the expedition. to try
first the powers Of peaceful persuasion; il
these TAIL, the stronger argument Of force
will probably bring President Lopez 10 his
sense. The firing upon the Water Witch,
a United States vessel. while she was peace
fully surveying the Panara, was an outrage
the reparation for which, though long de
layed, is still due. Citizens Of the United
States, also. who were established in busi-
ness in Paraguay. have had their property
seized and taken from them. and have other.
wise been treated BY the authorities in an
insulting and arbitrary manner, which re.
auires redress. President Buchanan called
the attention Of Congress TO these facts.
and also showed that President Lopez had,
on very frivolous pretcnses. declined to
ratify treaty which would have better Sc
cured American rights in Paraguay. Con.
gress thought the facts justified force. and
ifnegotiation now fail, force will certainly
be used. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

4 BBLs. MulIeis on hand and for sale by
ALEX. PEASANTS.
Sept 90. --3w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

Y ~ Fanny Thompson, Of Orange
county, win make application to the next Legislature
foa an act to emancipate her slave Dennis.
October 10. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

EERosiNE OIL. Lamps, Shades. and wiet.: fOr
IN sale by JAMES WEBB.
Sept -. w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

ImroRrAxr DiscuyrRy.-- We are informed
that new species of inhammable mineral
termed /" illuminating clay" has been dis
covered Mr.. Frederick II. Scuihworth. an
American resident Of Rio Janeiro. lie has
tested the properties 81 this clay. and applied
the same to the making 81 gas. lie reports
that il gives Z cubic feet Of gas To- the pound.
while coal gives hut 81 cubic feet 90 the
pound. The article is Of the color Of clay.
and otherwise looks like coal in its pure
state il will burn Ike wax when held in the
fame 81 match. IL is said TO be found 10
large deposits on the hanks Of nasigablc
rivers 10 Brazil. aud the discoyerer antici.
paies that il will be used by all gas compa.
MES in brazil. an become an article 81 ex.
portation. The Brazilian Government have
taken the natter under consideration.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-20

1, oCK BRIDGE Alum spi Congress w.,sr, ifesh
IL supply Al ihs DRUG STORE.
serL %. -es
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
COMMUNICATIONS.
FDr the Potter Joqrnal.
4 PLEA FOR POTTER COUNTY
No. Y

we have said that it does not necassa-
riiy follow That We muSt buy our goods
Wnere we can DO it the chcope5t, because
il this case we would send for our dry
yo1dS and groceries to the cities Of New
\ Iork or Philadelphia; but doing this,
would be doing an injury 70 merchants.
1t is right they should 1--we; their bust
ness Is a lawful one, and very necessary,
TOO, for the good Of the community
Hence we do what little we are able, to
encourage them, by giving them our Gus
tom. Whilst We are at TINS pcint OF our
subject, we may as well put in our "Psea"
in behalf of merchants, for We think they
need change for the better, First then
we object to the leagth Of time which
they devote to their business. Why
should they be required to serve until 9
o clock every evening? why should they
have to spend more hours than any other
set Of meo. In this respect the mer-
chants are abused. We are strong advo-
Gates Of the 10 hour system. 1t is long
enough for man to work, and if he can
not do a days work in IL hours he can,
not do it at all Such is our settled con-
giction Then why should the merchant
be required to lengthen out his doy'S
ccorL to cover Ii Or Is hours in place OF
10? There IS great blunder here and
it is time the injured party were relieved
from it. Do you ask what can be done
/ We aqsWer shut up your stores at the time
when other men IL all ether businesses
shut up their shops, We know that it is
often pleaded that it cannot be done. But
why Is It done in some PLACES and people
experience no inconvenience? Why can
not every person buy what be wants du-
ring the day time from you, as well as
they do FROM every other person of busi-
ness? Let it be understood that YOUR
st2ye viii be shut at 6 o'clock and every
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

chosen the stsaight-out Free-Soil ticket
by about ,000; while Debnque, usually
two TO one Democratic" has elected q
peoples Ticket" over the regular " Dem
oeratic" by 500. Debuquc never before
failed to swallow anything labeled Dem
oorat," and lex her chops for "lnore oi
the same sort We respectfully submit
to Dir. Ruchaaaa that Cincinnati LAS Civ
en- an authentic exposition Of the Cincin-
natl Platform, aud that it sustains Judge
Douglas to the letter.
Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri,
also elects Free-Soil municipal officers,
and the Michigan town elections, as well
as several in our own State, have resulted
in Republican triuuphs.
But the viotones are not entirely mu-
nicipaI--eyen STATES are "speakiog out"
against the great inigaity-States which
have heretofore gone vita the minority Of
the present election. Connecticut hiss
elected a Republican Governor aud leg
is!ature-a most severe repro0f to Secre.
tary Toucey, aud Congressman Arnold aud
Bishop. The majority fer the Republican
Governor is over 3,OU0.
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Eree-&0il Victories.

Three eminent Western cities-CINCIN-
NArI, the largest inland town in the Uni
ted States, Sr. LOUIS, the emporium Of
the Far Nfost; and DUBUQUE, the chief
city of Iowa and the busiest pace on the
Upper Miasissippi-held their Charter
Elections on Monday of last week. Each
of these is usually "Dcmocratic' in poll
tics, and usually gives a large majority on
that side at each Presidential Election.
Yet Cincinnati has now gone anti-Lecomp'
ton BY some 5000 majorty-a clean
sweep; St. Louis Gin Slave State) has
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

y;plieys ef The Wabash and Ohio, you, the
Delnucraey Of Indiana, will stand as one
sandAuase4 colpmp By the great principle
.Df popular sovereignty, sustained by them
at the polls in 1886, as embodied il the
subnlissiua Of the constitution tor ratld-
cation Or rejection By the unfettered vote
OF the people Qf Kansas aud Qfeyery 9th
er Territory.
Thanking you for the kind manner in
which the committee, through yoQ, haye
been pleased to speal Of my humble ser
vices il behalf Of the great Delnocratic
doctrine Of State end popular sovereignty,
anu, most respectfully, your fellow cit
jzen, H. j. WALKER.
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ESg~ We are invited to attend a Sta

R- We are invited to attend a State
Editorial Convention in the Musical Fund
He'll, Philadelphia, next Wednesday. We
regret that 1t is inconyenieat for Us to Ut
tend, for we heartily wish to get acquaint-
cd with our brother editors throughout
the State. We believe that if editors
were better acquainted with each other,
there would be less reason for them to
complain of the hardships of their voca-
tion. We hope there viii be large al
tendance, and We nope the Newspaper
Publishers interests vii BE- looked after
too.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

By" We are indebted to the publishers
of HLihelTs Lioing Ago," for copy OF
No, ! of the new enlarged series, This
exchange is a movement CD their part we
nave long desired to accomplish, but did
not know how to get about it without sub
sQribing regularly. 1t is a long time since
we have seen copy of it, and we owe
them our thanks for SO gratefully received
a treat. We hope they will continue to
send it along regularly each week,
LitteUs LjcjDy Age is published week
Iy at S6 per year, by Littcl!, Son 4 Co.,
Boston, Mass, and Stanford & DeIisscr,
637 Broadway, New York, It contains
50 octave pages Of first-class original and
selected literature each week.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
The BsEsy Gf Republicans.

We shall p1hilSh next week au able and ap-
propriate article from the Erle Cons 't!utloa,
touching the duty Of Republicans in the mat
ter Of organization, To the C3a5tilation be-
longs the credit Of entering the first protest
against another ruiuous fusion Is indicated
by the proceedings Of the late informal Con
yentioh" at Il usgr.shurg.
1t would be pleasant TO hear from our friends
Of the Potter Jo.nq.a!, u hean Cii=en, Argnr,
Re0orler, NoGtp4Se EcDcbitcoH, aud UoHtSdate
Usa,ocrai. We want the jsI1. ana the La2c-
j.Jurg Chronicle, lly SIyd.r Irjjpae and the
Washington Eag1rtrr to sneak out, We "ou.0
be glad TO hear from the Reeor4 oj IKE i"ata
and the P.uS,o" Ga<eae,-~l,oy@ AJit@.or.
The Joayua! IS always ready "to spcaa
out" upon any question interesting tothe
public. On the duty Of Republicans il
the coming campaign We have already III
licated our position. In the last number
but one OF our paper, speaking Of ''the
next Congressman We said, 1T may BE-
come advisable to support an anti-Nelras-
ka Democrat We intended to say auti-
Lecomptop, After giving the article IN
the Cuaslitutjou careful perlsal, and
reviewing the whole ground. we stand By
cur positloh. The vote IA The House Oh
the Crtte4'ien amoadneht c"nH'h'5 Us
III the correctness Of our PIN ol acli4n.
10 achieve that victory, Republicans,
ant'-h9comPton Democrats ana ooutA
Americans, were coMPeii9d u ,i"@o to
Sether' We advocate the sane Alnd ..
'4sion 1t Ihe 0'ii't-boA' Hh'A the '>'a'e-
Power Is oTo'thro"n. Let the E'2uDI-
c2'a maintain and s'@"og'f'e" the" -oWn
snip, County aad o,ate organizations :
let tnerc o. no step backward, hor 10 low
eFng o. standards; let the AapuGAc2n
Press increase Its fire against Slavery and
the Slave Power; let every man after his
honest convictions with bOidness and zeal,
and insist that the man for whom hc
votes, shall be 3n onSspoLen rel'a"ie op-
pouout of the Slave ollgarcEy. Bat %hg
insist that he shall belong to on" organ
lzatiOr? Ia this State, large ma ority
3 ,,...,,,., -,...,,.,7 +t, Ia,,,,,,
- VIC '''-'' ''V 'Pr''~~' ~ VIZ
ton .Swindie. But tlcir voters b".ony t.
.lroo d;a,,,,. ,,,r.:o, ,,o;+.,., o,,o =;
''i'N0 "'''''o Wv t'''''N-'
which, 0(0ae, can carry tee state. Now,
ch,lI wo d;v,l, md hn c,nc,a.,i ~ bcr,..
toiore, or unite ana succeed u 9 are III
favor Of bringing together all the voters
rI
Vi Vhe o'"Ce VINO a3F11 III PflEcip!e, Oh
one ticket: and TO tais end we propose
T.l..
t'l"' A"'tc'7""e"' C'""' ''''''eS I''i i U'70
of the Supreme Court and Canal Com
;:..,,. h., ;,,,,,,,4 OF
There is DISTINGUISHED an:i-Lecomp-
ton Democrat in Wostmore,and county
whom the people desire to place on the
Supreme Bench. Shall their wishes be
thwarted? In this connection we refer
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15
Ese Hon. Simon alerC1 nv,
the ArEny kSSIs.

We think Mr., Cameron i not verr CO..
/ tUH''c II ms VOTES, aho Sl,H less SO IN his
reasons for those votes
" ,,...
S'N~ i">' CA n'S excuse I0r iall-
ing To Yjte OF the great measure Of tho
yo.,;.., a., I,.,,,,,.o,, l.r "
'F'o" NI'4' We BOW
give AiS reason Tor 'otinS JoT the other
great measure OF the Administration meas
usc-,he Army bill.
Ia speech mace Ia the SENATE on the
House Army phi, Nj. Cameron among
otheF fAlaS' s"'d:
Voc =. ,o' 70. '-e oFlTinaI bill providing fr
so wl.1 protest gains. ,he.r becoming Dor.
ton oI 'He standing as'ay but 'o;ed for i
5dnistrt,1 IN now ar snrb ,rlns ~ .. ,a ,.o
th.nk neee.s ,ry % defend tle country in time
E sv - r"',r ,. :, W., ht. ~ e'%.', "r,, '41
amount .; troaps to protect the homer OF the
,o"ntry, ,, tltnA tAey nave matt great n'ii-
1t would have been much better K they had
sent ra.- (,,var,,-z .,l ,.;,.r , a. ~ -, H..
'r.rr.toey vim =, s,,,II rsc,rt .,,',; ,;,i,
c,i;a.oft ,a,,s,sn Rnt the A1r,,l:'.n,,:'.1
nave ,no"s g II u" 're"UJ aAa !. tAa.e was no
When tne country IS engaged in war caagot
refuse to l,!oy Inc 4j,a.ri .ro,;nn - ba<o
sach troo-s A. they tr,frl, nncsss,,,. .. ,,mn.,,t
tie honor aad nttres.s of the cou5:rr5 ''>
U...-...i,,
'''0 ''S'o'''9''91 1t soch ta'h' III all
the Senators and members of the Uouse
,rnro r. vote h., t,;s sta,d,r3 H. ~,
t"o "No'0
Legislation OF the Nation would be In tho
hands of tbe President
lheCon5tltutlonp PROVIDES tnat congress
shal, have mower to declare war. but .he
Mexican war Was commenced by the Tres
ident, and now, the Utah war Las been
commenced IN the same way. And tho
Nj C,,,aron thinks tho ,rar wr,,o bo
iii j, ,o.,,;,o. ohoo,. :. IT, nj.
Vi'' 1 ''S'Ho''O 0'"'iA0lc0 wal ""ene'er
Ii suits him, and vote to increase the army
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

VIZ Nlr. Albert Palmer, Publisher of
the Ne'e York Ercclsj2r, "a pretty good
paper, by-tho-bye,) be Kind enough to
answer two letters we have recently writ
ten to hin? Pronptuess is one Of the
great requisites Of business character.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

Tc regret taat our friend Q. CHAM-
BERLAIN, late Of the Eiiisburg Hotel, has
moved out of the county. lie goes to
MADISON county, y. Y. Our best wishes
90 with him. s. S. RAsco, Esq, takes
his place in the Hotel.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

him, as they have united in Congress to
defeat Lecompton, we are with them. It
Is quite time the race Of Doughfaces was
extinct.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-15

WANLED--immediately, at this Office,
load or two of Stove Wood, Oh Sub
scriptions,
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SECOND DESPATCH.

The supposed time of Mr., Benton's death
was 7:35, though he glided of so gently that
il may have been few minutes earlier. Last
evening, when Mr Appleton called, lie was too
exhausted to coaycrse, and merely 8ignifcd
tomorrow At times through the night he
Was seized with spasmodio pains Of great yio-
lence otherwise he rested gently. His last
connected words were about 2 CLOCK this
morning, wAeu Jacob, his son-in-law who was
sitting up, asked how he felt to watch he
ta;ntly whispered Comfortable and content
About clock this morning Jones anoth-
er son-in-law, relieved Jacob, and III an hour
sfterward his ch.ldrcn and family were at the
bedside till the final summons. A few min
utcs before his death the nurse applied ice 10
his lirs. which were consciously moved Tor
the accepted rofreshment
The faneral service will be performed on
Monlay, probably, when the body viii be con-
yevcd to st. Louis for intermen., with hii
mother, wife and kindred.
His sustenance for three weeks past W"
hardly sufficient for Ar infant, and 1t may DC
that his life was prolonged by the enor; OF inc
will only His constitution was sound IN e'"
cry respect and the disease which preclpita-
ted his death was strictly local. being cSIce'
Of the recturs.
Col. Fremonts family recently sailed io'
California. ~h
Col Benton was born near Hi'isooFouSN'
Orange County, N. G., March IA, 1882
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loc25 read logical; aud in the twelfth line, for
facaities read fucilittes.-ED.
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AGAIN.