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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09

Leave Fsrna Fridsy at z am;
Arive at Vandaia by 5p ms
Leave vsndsla Saturday, ATTAIN;
Arrive at Fa'ina by pm.
1903 From Farna, by Lsrkis sburg and Louisville
Flora "a miles and back, twice week
Leave Farira Monday and Thursday at g. an,
Arrive at Flora by 8 p m;
Leave Flora Tuesday and Friday at Sam,
Arrive at Farina by p m.
1904 From Olney BY Inghams Prairie and Bible Go'1
to Mason, SO miles and back, once week
Leave Otey Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Mason same day by g. pm,
Leave Mason Saturday at a m;
Arrive at Obey same day by pm.
1905 From Newton, by Island Creek, to TehoPol' i
miles and back, week
Leave Newton Friday at 6 am,
Arrive at Tentopols by IL m;
Leave Tent polls Friday a. 7pmi
Arrive at Newton by 8 pm.
1866 From Willow Hill, by Yale, Zero, and Johnso0
Mill, to MaItinsvil!c, "a miles and back ono
week
Leave Willow Hill Saturday ut 6 "a IN,
Au.ve at Marti, svlle by pm,
Leave Me, tinsville Friday at On m;
Arrive at Willow Hill by m.
1907 From Robinson, by Eaton, saxton, Anderson Y
Marshall, 80 miles and hack, ence week
Leave Robinson Friday At I'M,
Arrive at Marshall by s pm;
Leave Marshall Saturday At ms
Arrive at Robinson by
1868 From Robnson by Ektoo, Bell Air, snd h'he''
t. Greenup, 30 miles and back, week
Leave Robinson Tuesday at Yam,
Arrive at Grecnup by 5pm;
Leave Grcenup Wednesday att ami
Arrive At Robinson by Bpm. ,,,u .
1909 From Palestine, by Robinson, obops, 'nd WIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

FOR CHAIR EsroN-rHr STEAMSHIP MEMPHIS,
Capt q. w Wason, will leave pier No. ~ North river
Saturday, Nay r. At o'clock z. precisely. CABIN
passage, SIS Freight reduced until further notice. cents
foot Insurance effected our on % Apply
70 II. b. CROMWELL Co, 50 West street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
I'VE THE uEprRsrcNEp FIRST c,Rrv pAssv

VVb THE UNDFHSIUNFD, FIKST VNHIN 2 NtshN-
w gers OF the Hamburg steamship AUSTRIA, on her hrst
voyage from Hamburg ~ New YORK deem proPcr BEFORE
separating 10 express estimation 81 the ship her com
Ander. bis officers and The experience ~ MS voysge
cOnvnces that the Austria ent ~ rank as hrs class
ocean steamer IN construcon mschinery equp n snd
accumulation The captain, " A. Heydmann 10 gentle
81 the highest merit IN his procssiOn, unoorusvey
enve 10 his passengers and At the same line nnceAsnEy
viaan that OF his noble snip A
sgh, token OF have concluded 20 present. TO
him asver speaking trumpet which we trust VIII accom-
psny him on many successful voysgesD A. Robertson
saie Hardin Paul n. Cesar ". W vonsengerssen, r. o.
g. b ichard. Ouo Selms. ichn LsneiL s. Cohn ,. APP
mel VIM a. heed O. a. BielefeldI y. Nonschneideberr a.
Har,manp W. a. koberson Betty Robcrteon, Lilly Robert.
srn wafer Reed q. Politz, q. 0hvan.
Nyw YOsx May Is, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

"A W s. THOnPsON.--t chs day nj 10Y O'Clock. la tbs
eaesroons Is Ess brosdwy variety Of househod farn.
china glaSs and HARDWARE gents aud ladles paleu
lesher CATERS large lot OF DRY goods clocks
choice liquors quantity Of pledged goods vAuAb,
gold watch aud chain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

a UCTIoN NoTICE-PETER PARKS AuCTIosEER:-
"A BY W. 4. IE9kAHAM-This day Wednesday At t0is
O'Clock the 1874 William general aae of
the 6pest brands wines liquors &C Also household
and ui niure Aso dry and fancy
soods watches, jewelry te sale peremptory for cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

L,oR SAVANNAH AND FbokIDA.-FREraHr RE
II duced 70 g. per foot The stesnshhp ALABAMA, q.
H. echensk will leave saturday. May "a At o'co Il y
board tor freight or passage apply 70 SAMUEL u MITCH
ILL son, Is broadway Steamers for Florida connect
with the above leaving FOR Savannah Monday Wed
nesday and Friday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

EDWARD sCHENCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ sale of the Racket Court advertised for MondsT Eth
inst POSTPONED M5nday 23th inst At tbs sane tine
place ". n sChENON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
BALES AT AUCTION,

TAMIS COLE. AUTHORIZATIONS AND TWENTY
81 esht lo OF ground The Seventh ward cyof Brooklyn.
JAMS COLE hON will sell on Wednesday, May 10. ~
IL O'Clock n the Merchants Exchange T. tho two story
attic and basement sme house and eight ots siused on
Grand and Putnam Also eight lots ON north sae
Of Putnam avenue Also six los on east ado OF Downing
street. Also six lots west aide Of Hunter street The
property desirably located high grade select aud RS
tired peghbohood For further parculArA and MAPS APP
ply 10 the auciioneers.
r W. HUNT, AUCTIoNEE9 j ". HUNT WILL SELL.
this day "Wednesday, May 49, at lQk oclosk At his
spacious sale IS Nassau street, desraoe assert.
second hand household furniture c0nsistpg
In psrt Of rosewood paror suits, covered In brocatel
plush and hair cloth esesees pier and centre tables sos
lounges tee tetes bureaus bedseads wardrobes chairs
rockers enameed chamber SUITS &C. Also yelvet tapestry
Brussels ingram and other osrpos ocoth cut
ery, glassware plated ware, goods miro
Sale positive. Catalogues ready early morning Of sale
At private SALE one horse and express wagon.
M EDEY AUCrIONEER. LUDLOW, JR.,
1. will sell Wednesday, May 10, at sales No
Pine street. At IL O'Clock light wagons buggies &C. consist
ing in part OF
very elegant two'eased Jenny Lind wagon built By
One handsome light buggy wagon, do. do
Four superior finish top buggies.
Two DO. do vArnishea wheel Light wagons
Three dark finish light wagons.
One skeleton trotter.
One top buggy wagon suitable for q DOCTOR
And other varieties
Alec, one coupe rockaway second hand. In goM o'der
Also set splendid silver mounted carriage harness. but
little used. cost $500
Together with large assortment OF harness. single and dou
BILE, saddles, brides, horse covers, fly meta. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

EDWARD sCHESCK. AUCTIosEER-LARG SALE OF
" fine sA,ches ard jeSe wv. a q. II. nyaEsCk sue
ssp eers will cell on 1nursasy Mar 20 their saesrcoms
Is Nassau street importers stock OF hne watches AM
1rwrry psri u fine gold and silver hunting and
and cylinder washes hne tel csaeo AMI
bracelets pins Ac nue gold pens snd pencils and
arse assortment OF diamond ensmelcd and plain gold
ieweiry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

NO a street. besuifpi full biOOiei black mare,
years old. warranted perfectly KIND and gentle
JcJsGArr CARVED kOsEuoOD AND MAHOGANY
~ furniture. made 10 oder Shot rms in USE ".
rORfEH Auconeerfhnrsdsy, Nav ~ At los clio IA. by
~ssioaue % the large story seing
bouse DO West Fourteenth street. fithh sverue,
rrrtsnlpr supsr household furniture Of
rrsnshlp made 10 order ard excellent condition. Psror
frrrufe rich vevet capes three magnincshi rosewood
parr SUITE covered I. elegant satin brocsde: large easy
Voaire aud reception chairs 70 mat n; two rosewood etc
gore, marble tops and doors ant lined
With satin wood very espsnsvey carved eegsn ro,ewooi
80, tire work tables ladies' rosewood
mirror lined with sn wood iosewood Secretary with
.iegs .rynr match the rosewood furni
t.,e and music stands splendid
premium pisnoorte richly inf with pearl
and real cecidedy OF the best instruments
ever made richly and stool; French plate
-rrcrs and brocaie window curans also.
treat variety OF oil psniin embracing many vainabe
peeime large elegantly decorated china Psr
AZ and Chinese hgures twenty day ormou ciocks To-
sether other costly mantel ornaments mahogany,
BLACK walnut cushioned hsrs covered hair
oth and medallion rocking and easy chairs sofas oak and
bsrs walnut extension tables rich chns tea set cut glass
ware comprising full as,o'tmen such az tu oers wines,
shampsgues goblets, celery glasses sss butter dishes
Iemonades pitchers, &c; also, costly SILVER ware SUI e
egsnt revolving casters with splendid cut bottles spoons
mon crockery plates vegetable dishes soup tnreens &C.
Aiso The furniture all the bedrooms containing great
variety IN rosewood mahogs beds bedding, 40 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

a UCTi0N NOTICE LANCE SALE OF NEW AND
u second hand rosewood mahogany furniture. Bras
ees carpets &c DOUGHTY, aucioneer will sell TO
morrow May 20 At half past 10 ococs at sales
70 Nassau street the furniture Of several families de-
ciinng housekeeping and removed TO saesroou for
venence OF consisting OF rosewood paror suits Brus
and velvet mahogany tete ete, SOFAS
gilt frame pier and mantle mirrors book cases. marble top
centre and sofa table; bureaus washsnds bedstesds
hair, and spring mattresses wardrobes &c &C., together
with assortment OF custom made furniture
<aEhar NJ LalupA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

DICHABDS KIHG5LANB, AUCfIOSEEE
IL Large attractive sale crokefy, China, French
aud cut glassware, No On Jour m)rhs' credit.
RICHARDS KlHGsLaND 90. will esn q. aucuoo
Wetr esdRy Msy 10 100 O'Clock their ssiesroSu laS
Broad large OF amer Uniuz
bochin sbam md glass; freneh falcy Uhins and
cut glassware plated and snnta Catalogues
and Piles early on the morning OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

TyUaENR n. FRANKLIN, AuCTIoNEgR by KEEP:
N LTNG COOPER GOWN sell At the ssls-rooui, "
Sorsndt street on Thursday. May ~ A. Lh o'clock, 40
CAGES stomach bsers, ment OF WINS bfaniiss
gin vhiskey. &c 10 dsmohus Also. 2OsD assorted Sc
gars The trade nved 70 attend. sale positive Terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

UCTIOE NOTICE.. BoGART. AUCTIONEER, BY s.
"a BOGAkr This day at 01a O'Clock at the ;ton
No. north Wsn sheet CoLstsb es sale, 900 dozen spool
coops gold watches, bronze and China ornaments dry
jsdies collars shawls hosiery buttons, musn de
lsnes also the fixtures OF grocery refrigerator
AT AUCTION-wILL BE SOLD, WITHOUT RESERVE
"A the premises No. 444 Broadway, Thursday 10Th
l0 oc all the stationery. books books fixtures
and other things on the premises 500 PLAY books fancy
note paper, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

TNDwARp sCHENCK, .UCTfONEER-BY
IL sChENCk This day Al O'Clock. al their sIfs room
No ~ Nassau street. besufpi full boOiei black mare,
years old. warranted perfectly KIND and gentle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

A UCTION NOTICE-GEO. NICHOLS, AUCrIONEER,
IA sales 90 Broadway, Wall street sale
This day May 49, at O ococs OF and Sc sond hand fur
ztsre &c, coDesns In part Of rosewood and mahos
psrior suits In plush hscloh and brocae roewooo
and tables sofas tetes arbla
bedsoads washstaDdA oak chamber cuts ofics furniture
iron hall and umbrella stAbds oiclohs carpets mrrors oil
paintings silver pistsd manel book
easy Turkish chairs; kers she's window shades
Sc &c In fact full assortment of all kinds OF household
furpurs also richly carved Chrese bedstead sale
lively without TO The highest bidder.
GEO. NICHOLS, Au,tioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
M C. EBEY, AUCTIONEEK.
W1. EZRA LUDLOW. JR.,
Will sell on
No.

At IL O'Clock at The saesroom. No. Pine street,
Cosing sale of wines liquors segars &C belag the ba.
remaining unsod hay g. removed from no. q Pine
and must positively be closed The stok includes London
don dock brsndies Jamaica ru Holland GIN Scotch
and Bourbon whiskies carets. champsSnes, hungarian
wines, ssfdines, &c.
Also fine lots Of superior Wines &C. from frat hauds
Havana segarsFor de Cnbanss Fg.ros Lord Byron Wig
Know Nothing, Don Quixote. Re saa &c. Goods
ready for delivery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

DIcBARrS KINGsLANp, AUCrtnSEER. --CARSI-
III ages, harDe-s. &c, At hucttO9.-RIOHAkDS kIsGs-
LAND co will sell at auction On fhorsisy May 70 st
10 O'Clock at the carriage repository OF KING 40 39i
broadway large OF carrsgrs Wagons Rocks
harness saddles, bIdlea &c Csrsg warranted for
and twelve months
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

WIN Writers AUCTIoNEER, WILI.sELL THIS DAy
w 2oclock at 454 Canal street. by order OF the
tors Of the estate tho Wism Conln, Es CONSISTING
OF household furniture &C OF three story house
double barrel gun. gold watch silver clothing, &C
JAMES FLANNE0AN and PAUL M1LLkR, Executors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

L'or HAVANA AND NEW ORLRANs-TO SAIL ON
1hrsdsy hy X. ., " o'clock-rhe United states NAV
steamer BLACK WARRIOR, W Smith commander, viii
commences 10 receive freight Mondsy May "a and SAL
abeve FROM pier foot Of Robinson stree NJ No bills Of
dng Will be signed after the sails For freight
passage apply 70 The agents, LIVINGSTON, CR0CHEKONS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

CJ1PPER sBfr MARY I. SUTTON FossAN FRAN.
~ cisco receiving the last of her pier 10 East
river and viii lake freight two three f days during the
suTToN co So sou,h steel, corner Of wall
This svoe clipper has msde the in 100 days and
presents uneqused nducen shippers having freight
resdy 20 Immediately board To be followed By The
splendid clipper ship hDdssvor Captain DOsne at early
dsv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE FOR xELBoUgNE
"A directrhe fast sailing clip per ship HYDRA, Parker
snoe bsyng most q her cargo snSsged nor loading
~ pier No East river, gill be despschet before 9Th
June tor freight passage having superior Dois
for Grs, sud second osbn passengers apply FISHER
REGARDS CO., 50 souh street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

TOR MvLBOURNE AUsTRAITA-KArGARo LINE.
E-Posuvely first vessel " Passage E5fhe elegant
Al clipper ship ATTY SIMPSON built IN rev YORK three
yesrs old. 30 tons burden Garfield c,nman,er will be
despatched tor Mebow direct June To- Has elegant
and unsurpassed Recommendations IN sbn sec,nt cabin AMI
sserage Passage BIS and an found. Apply on
board, pier n Ess, river suon ferry or 70 sAIdsk,
lord QUERkAU, IFS Wall sseet or GOODBYE Ar
KILL. ELLIOT, los Pearl street. Messsrs Lord Co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

WIN. Writer'S, AUCTTONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
w AT O'Clock At asa Canal street large assortment OF
genee household furniture &c -eoss s,fs bedscsds rock
and other chairs side and other tables pier
ape manie gasses piano. curtains elegant tapestry three
piy carpets ocloth mahogany and walnut bed
esds spring hair and other mscsses feather beds and
bedding, marble top dressing bureaus, wsshssnds toilet
and kitchen furniture no The whole IN be
sold without Families and others ought 70
attend
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01
rHE EAST INnIAN REBELLION.

The London Illustrated News of the Esd
ultimo saws that the great rebellion in India
i not vet deprived 81 is phrenLied vitality,
but reasserts itself first at one place. then At
another. Every where il il met, h0wescr,
and crushed Nv the bravery of English gen-
erals and soldiers. The News SAYS:
~, il only IN Dude that the revolt i
powerful enough 10 merit higher title than
that u spasmndie and hopeless insubordi.
nation, or mad attempt 10 escape from in.
eyitable retribntiun. But while Lord
Clyde--sloa and cautious, but grim - late
lis preparing biz measures for the final
blow, Ri counlrynen IN India a. well az at
home NAV re4t satisfied that the end il near,
and that The end will be the complete re.es.
Enlistment of our authority ID india and The
extinction DC tie lat embers of this once
mighty conilagration.
"The most painful incident reported By
this mail i The punishment d the mutineer-
| in the Punjaub-an instance Of swift and
unrelenting vengeance. The facts we're
known before. bur 81 the cause. anil details The
public was ignorant. An order having been
received from headquarters for the disband.
ing d the Muoltan regiments and their
transmission 70 their homes il detachment.
Of twenty men at 4 time, feeling arose
among the men that they were only 10 be
divided in thi. manner that they might be GU
to pieces on the way. The feeling rapidly
strengthened. and had such al effect upon
their excited imagination that. 10 the number
Of thirteen hundred. thet armed thrmselge.
with clubs, pieces u wood. fragments Of t1eil
bedsteaJs, stonrs. and any thing else the,
could lay hand. upon. and rushed upon Ii,
artillery barratksto seize The guns. Tier,
we're bat six hundred British troops % Op
pose them. but the six hundred were armed
! and al The first alarm were ordered out. ant
fired into the frantic mob o. sepoys. Tire,
. hundred and fifty II them fell dead at III,
first discharge. The rest fed, but we're hot
" pursued, and out Of thirteen hundred onl,
one hundred and fifty escaped alive. Thf
il borrib.e, but may have been necessary
and while all deplore the fact, few will TAX,
! il upon themselves 70 condemn IL.
! "Of Nena Sahib We hear nothing. He Ia
disappeared into the jungle, and whether Ii
be dead or alive IL not known. But Tanti
! Topee, the other insurgent, who has aequir
. ed almost as great nOtoriety a. the Nena
still manages % keep the field IL the head o
. the Gwalior fugitiyes, and 70 give our troop
j an immensely Of trouble BY bis marches an,
. eounter.marchss, his lodges and doubles
. and marvellous CELEBRITY Of movement. tn
/. account Of n, attack, when without surs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

stores. or money. upon the city Of lahira
Patun, and his capture Of large treasure.
forty pieces Of artillery, and abundance OF
stores and ammunition. reads Ikea romance.
Thirty Of these guns he has since lost in an
encounter with our troops. Jahria Patun
has been relieved OF the incubus Of his pre-
sence; and he is again in the jungle. out OF
scent for the moment of the bloodhounds Of
Justice. that, sooner or later, will again be
on his track.
1.-THE monster rebellion has few hands
left, like the mutilated idol Of Hindoo tenn.
pie, but it has no head. no unity Of plan. and
no purpose but such as may be prompted BY
the despair Of such individuals as Tantia
Topee; and altogether the intelligence j. O
character to justify the belief that little
more remains to be done in the way OF re.
preston. That fairly over, the more diff
cult task Of circulation will begin and then
and then only, the country will discover
how heavy is the responsibility which It hal
assumed in attempting to do justice to thu
people of India"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01
ut An. II. SJes lpT n u
Raleigh. Nov. cath, 1858.

A SINGULAR PHESONrsos.--In the recent
address Uf Hon. r.. l.. Glingman before tie
North Carolina Fair, be mentions in cannrc.
lion with the manufacture 81 wine, and the
difficulty on the Atlantic slope of the United
States 70 preventing IL asreiUus icrmenta.
ton. remarkable fact concerning locality II
the Western part Of that State. III d district
81 lev miles IN extent On the Tyron noun.
tain, neither dew nor frost ~ ever knuwn.
The same district is remarkable Cor The ~
riety and excellence Of ;ts native grapes, and
they ATE often found 10 fine condition 10 the
open air as late as December. The dryness
81 The atmosphere IN The locality mentioned,
and It's eguablity 81 temperature are mos.
remarkable, AMI We should Ike 10 know more
concerning il. NY Com. ADJ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

BoLp EXPLOIT OF DEsPERApo. Will
mington Del.) Commonwealth contains the
following item, which in the way Of outrages
certainly caps the climax:
The Rev. Mr.. Franklin, Rector Of St.. I'm
manuel's Church, residing at the Parsonage,
near New Castle, had very narrow escape
with his life few days ago in the following
manner: It seems that he had man SER
want living with him, who attended to the
outdoor work, and was German. One
morning recently, as the Rev. gentleman sat
in his study, this German entered the room
aad asked for some money. Mr.. Franklin
replied that he owed him none. The Ger
man then drew single barrelled pistol frnm
his pocket, and presenting il at Mr.. Franklin,
told the latter gentleman that he wanted four
hundred dollars, and he must have it-tha'
he had made up his mind to 90 to California
and had his baggage all ready. Mr.. Frank.
lin, with great presence of mind, retained his
composure, and in order TO gain time, pre-.
tended to fall in with the mans humor; ant
assuming as careless and Indifferent man
lner as was possible under the circumstances
he told the German that he had not SO mucl
none about the house, but thathe could in al
probability, obtain il al the Bank in New
Castle and proposed to the fellow to 90 will
him there to ret it. The German assented
and as the parsonage was something near
! mile from the town Of New castle-the.
went for the horse and carriage. which til,
! German helped to get ready. Both then 20
: into the Carriage and started for New Gas
tie, and on their arrival. Mr.. Franklin mad
! tho IA - knatyn Uharaunnu the fsarman va
I arrested and lodged in the jail at that place
! Nr. Rodgers, who lives near New Castle, ha
one Of his bands badly lacera,ed while in ID
. act Of deprising the desperate Of his pisto
6 which. IN examination, was found 10 eontai
I three nails. Since he has been in prison
} he has svid that he intended to poison tn
: whole OF Mr.. Franklin's family before b
: left.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

corSrEnrgr HAIR DotLaRs.--Onr readers
are cautioned TO be on their guard a. cDun.
terfeit half dollars are being put in circula.
ton. We saw three that had been passed on
persons IN Cabarras county, by person said
70 be IRON Yadkin county. ch@lStt wing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

The public debt Of the consolidated city
q philadslphis amounts % twenty millions
Of dollars
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

yaTg on TINE CONSTITUTION. - The vote
On the question Of calling Convention "a
revise the State Constitution 81 New .York
was small one, The attention 81 The people
not having been very earnestly drawn TO The
subject. bot il j. decisive " fsr 90 II eOes.
The whole number Of The votes in The sixty
counties werei For the call 81. go, sgainsi
il lI9. 500. II 10 considered we'll, 10 some
respects, that The project did not awaken
general attention. though one decided pro.
posion for reform has the appreciation Of some
Of the best men n the State, 70 wit, change
il the mode Of appointing The judiciary.
The elective principle has proven TO be al.
most a mOekery Of justice, or rather Of II,
Naturalization,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01

Iloos. The Louisville Courier, 81 Wednes.
day, says:
The Cincinnati h1g market seems 70 have
broken dawn. Letters from that CITY state
that there were large numbers ~ the pens,
snme of which are selling Al - 10 ~. IS gto.s.
weighed there and others al 1851 metz,
Tor delivery late IL this month, and al s575
Tor December delivery. These prices show d
considerable decline, aud are much below The
prices that have prevailed here or 10 the inte.
rinr Of The State. The Kentucky feeder.
will see that they will 10 better 70 send their
hogs 10 this market.
The Louisville Journal, of Sunday, says:
The price offered By packers j. still 81 ,5C
gross. and ina Few instances We learn thai
s4.75 has been adjoining counties. bat Thu
price j. above views u buyers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-01
Omcers Elected. following officer. wei

OmCeFS EteCteu.-IH nc IuHUWIHB uIhceTs were
elected last week by the Legislature. viz
The Hon. Thomas Bragg TO be United States Ssna-
tor. for six years from The 4th Of March next.
The Hon. Thomas L. Clingman, United States
Senator for the unexped term Of Hon. Asa Bggs, to
the 4th Of March, 1851.
Robert Strange. Of New Hanover, Solicitor for the
9Th di. tric,.
Thomas RuiIin, Of Alamance, Solicitor for the 4lh
district.
d. w. Courts, Public Treasurer,