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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09
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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-09
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
C0yG IS.

January 4.--fn the Senate, an unusual numrr n
petitions were presented, aud bills Introduced. princi.
paIy for private claims. NJ. Pash offered Bill IL
the nature Of compounds for the settlement Of the
KANSAS dfii .ul,y. The bill proposes to admit Ksn.a.,
a. state into the Union under the I.eeompipn Con.
siiuiion, with the understanding that the slavery
clause shall be Submitted direct vote Of the quail.
fed eIecior. the IN April merit and tbs, tho right
Of the people 70 call convention shall be distinctly
guaranteed.
Ia The House. Mr. Gin. nan reported resolution
atn the committee On Foreign Aaairs. calling urea
tic President i information relative 10 The .c1ure ii
Walker, and slso copy % any instruction. q Naval
off, rs inducing such course. Oh motion 81 Mt
Faulkner the resolution Was amended - q. 10 include
full information a. 10 the fitting out o. Walkers 81.
petition; aud by Mr.. Marshall Of Kentucky, calling
or information whether. BY Treaty or otherwise
the Government Of the Unttei sts,ss has guaranteed
70 Nearagua the security Of The transit route Through
that STATE. 10 amended, the resolution vas adopted.
NJ. kelsey ofred . resolution. which was adopted
calling upon The President fer information. whether ii,
government 81 Nicaragua has complained o. The in,a
sion q IL Territory by Com. paulding.
Mr. MerieI introduced bill lor The punishment q
polygamy, which was referred 10 The Judiciary com
mtice.
January 5.in The Senate. ile bill making provision
or the claimants for French sp,iltions por 10 III,
3ist Of July, 1901. referred 20 select eommus,
Of seven. This subject has been many times bsf1r,
Congress aud has twice been prevented from bceomin,
law By Executive vetoes.
On account Of the continued inJ.rssiion II NJ
Brown, the Kansas question was further postpone,
until Monday merit
The House resolved Itself into . committee or IL,
whoIe, and NJ. !. Clancy Jones offered series u rc
solutions referring several portions u The Presdcnl
message 70 appropriate committees. NJ. Quiimar
proposed amendment 70 ID. res luton referring Tia
portion Of the message relating 10 the neutrality Law
desiring that Il shoaId be referred 70 select eommilis
Of 6se Aher some debate, Nc. Stephens. Of Gsorsis
proposed an amendment, which vas seespssd By N,
Quiimsn, providing ior repeal Of tbs neutrality laws
January OH the scnate, NJ. Cntisnd,ns fesolu
tons wee isken up, which gopose. that In eonsids
ration Of tho financial condition Of The country an.
IL industrial Interests. pel ~ The wsnis and en-
hsrs.mshts 81 llie Tfsssufy lie rates u duty isie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

myself. do not tAink your description Of
Yourself will please Mr.. 1900. | happen
to know that he dislikes black eyes. and
hates brunettes most decidedly. Its quite
true Gas you seem to suppose) that he judges
of women as he docs of nurses but do nut
think your inventory Of your points is COM
plete enough to be satisfactory to him. You
omit TO mention your height, weight. wind,
speed, and There the word is ileglble -
Taking your charms at your own estimate,
doubt whether they will prove sufficiently at
tractive to draw him as faras B---mereiy
for the satisfaction Of comparing them with
the schedule. You say you trustmy husband
is sunsuspecting.' think that is his nature
but yet he is used to drawing differences
which are sometimes as unkind as suspicious
You say you are unmarried. My advice t.
you is that you marry somebody as soon a.
/ possible. In most cases. would not recon
mend haste but, in yours, am convinced
there is truth in the proverb which speaks
the danger Of delay. Should you be 81
fortunate as to get husband, (which may
Coy theoretically grant9 my opinion is tina
you will consider any woman, who shout,
write him such letter as this Of yours, i'm
pertinent. and, perhaps. immodest.
!" / will deliver your note to Mfr
when he returns, and also copy Of my reply
which am sure he will approve. ! am
with as much respect as you permit.
Mrs. ----.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

An ENGLISH view OF THE NeoRo.-Fhe
Liverpool Post says -" There are twenty
times as many .niggers' in Africa as in all
the West India Islands, and on the American
continents, and five hundred fold worse used.
they are the most miserable Of human beings
the most degraded Of men. They have al
ways been so the sun for six thousand years
at least has looked dawn upon and found them
not only black and curly, 'butthc mostdebas-
ed of slaves. II was not the white man whn
did this-the black man was the tyrant. A
transfer to the white man was blessing
bondage remained. but how different FROM
chains imposed on them in their native soil
and original dwelling place." The Post again
asks. sis there any hope for the future \
which il answers not il things are allowed
to remain as they are. The aptitude Of The
for civilization. present only individual
examples the mass have been savage. The,
are now savages in Africa. There is no use
questioning the fact; it is true. Brought
within the control and influence Of the white
man. it might be tltferent-would be differ
ent; but ordinary means will never overcome
obstacles to the exercise Of that influence.
Released from the presence nf civilization
the negro relapses into the barbarism Of hl'
race"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
Death OF an Editor. = We are panied

Death Of an Editor. We are panied to
learn, from the Wilmington papers, that TALcorT
Bum, Jr.. Esq, editor Of the Wilmington Herald,
died at the residence Of his father in that town, Of
typhoid fever on Tuesday the 5th instant The Will
mington Journal, in announcing his death, says:
aMr. Burr was native of Wilmington, and, we
think somewhere in the neighborhood Of ihiriy-eght
yelrs of age He had been connected for nearly seven
years with the press of the State, editor of the VIII
mington Heral the duties Of which position he dis.
oia,gcd with energy and ability, and to the full salts
faction OF his friends.
IF, in the excitement Of party warfare, Offences may
have come lfeelings may have arisen. we are con-
lcnt that they passed away with The occasions which
produced them; and certainly the grave, which levels
all distinctions, must extnguish all animosiiics. We
feel il 10 be essentially in this We know that
Mr.. Burrs death regretted alike by political friends
and political opponents.
at not for US 10 usurp the Office Of more familiar
friendship, aud speak Of Mr. Burr in the various rela
tions Of son. brother or friend. We only know iha
he possessed qualities Of head and heart which endeaeC
him to large and devoted circle Of friends and rca
tiyes 10 these qualities one better able to d.
them justice. will, Doubt pay the fitting tribute
The sorrows Of the family circle arc sacred and upol
them we would not ohirude. God alone is the iru
CONSIDER. Il only remains for Us. in with on
brethren Of the press, to mourn The loss Of valued co
temporary and worthy citizen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

A CASE FnR LEoIsLAToRs If / 20 into a
grocer's shop and steal two nr three pieces
Of sugar am thief; but il The grocer sells
me pound Of sugar. aud there are one or
two onuces short, he merely sells things by
false weight. am imprisoned; the grocer
is fined lew shillings aud escapes. am
guilty of but one theft; The grocer. il may
be. is guilty of thousand. for he robs
every person to whom lie sells gnmls with
those false weights. INV. can ynu tell "
BY what strange anomaly Of the law the greater
thief is allowed to get off so much more
cheaply than the lcsscrs Why shanldn't
there be tie same law for hatll Panel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
W ..binr,en. Jsn'y 2.


Reliable inform alton from Kansas states
that over 200 votes had been cast for the
Lecompton Constitution, which is believed
To be . majority III al the Votes oi the Terri.
tory. Calhoun would mot open the bo,esunt,i
after the election Of the 5ih. The movement
d the conservative portion of the Free State
men had crea issl the best feelings. and il j.
believed 10 political circles that Kansas will
soon be admitted wiihou. difiealty.
An executive session of the the Senate
Yesterday confirmed the appointment Of
beverly Clark, as Minister 20 Guatemala
and Of sedgwiek. as District Attorney Of the
Southern District Of New York, vice Mekeon.
removed.
A letter from a very high source in Kansas.
says that the Rmigrant Aid Society - IN
league with the Mofmons TO detsin the troops
sent TO Utah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
Prom the Boston Po.i,
cy coRREsPoNDENcE-A TRUE WIFE.

SPICY 0RREsPoSDEScE-A TRUE WIFE.
Weare assured BY friend who's personally
cognizant Of what he states, that the follow
ing piquant correspondence is genuine. A
gentleman, whose business calls him a good
deal from home, is accustomed 10 give the
custody Of his correspondence to his wife, an
intelligent LADY,, WIN, in obedience 10 instruc.
tons, opens all letters that rome 10 her hus
bands absence answers such Of them as she
can, like confidential clerk. and forwards
the rest TO her liege lord at such places as he
NAV have designated at his departure. Du.
ring recent absence 81 her husband, the
ady received letter. Of which the following
,umitting names, dates and places,) IS true
copy.
NV Dear Sir saw fine picture Of ron
Yesterday and fell in love with il, as did
with the original in W, last winter.
when saw you more than an hour, though
supposed you did not see me among 50 many
| | fear you will think me forward IN thus al.
dressing van but trust you are as noble aud
unsuspecting ss you are handsome and bril-.
\ liant. Perhaps You would like t. knuw
something abuut me, your ardent admirer
Well. am not very god at description, bul
will say am not married. Though SOU are.
am told Ny friends tell me | have not !
pretty face. but only a good figure. an
rather petite. have black eyes, black hair and
dark COMPREHENSIVE il, am what u
4 called . brunette ! am stopping FOR /
lev weeks, with nv broiher.in Law aud sistel
in this tswn, aud dearly wish you wouit
meet ne there before reisrn 10 w. Al
any rate do not fail 70 srite me AZ least fes
I words to tell me whether shall ever see yo,
again. and know you more intimately. For
give nv b0Idness, aud believe me,
Your friend, -
To this letter the wife, who. by the h,, ha
not the least kaouledge Of the person TO WHOM
she was writing, made the following answer
- Mademoiselle; Your letter of The = inst
addressed 10 MI, was duly received
NJ. -, who is my husband. directed M
when be lett home some days ago, 70 open al
hls letters. and TO answer any II them that
conveniently could. As you seem 70 be rath
e. inpatient. will answer your Iette
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

NOVEL COSTRIvaScE. valuable inven-
tim has recently been patented BY Mr..
Turner, for the detection Of burglary or I'M
lawful visits TO anv part of a house or grounds.
The form and appearance is similar tea elnck
face or the dial Of electric telegraphs. and 50
contrived that no door, windaw or gate. tn
which il is applied can possible be "prnsd
without an immediate alarm being given By
the ringing 81 bell at the same lime a
match IS struck which lights candle. thus
enabling the inmates BY the face af the indI-
Gator to know what particular apartment. has
been entered, and also indicate, the progress
of the unlawful yisiter through the premises.
The only expense after fixing is abnut tive
pence per annum.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
successor 10 Or. miichcll. :. We !

Successor To DIR. Mitchell. - We learn
from the STANDARD. that al meeting OF the Trustees
ofour State University. held in Raleigh on Tuesday III,
sth instant Psof W. s. Martin was elected To surcced
the Rev. DR.. Mitchell .. Professor Of Chemistry Mine
ralogy aud Geology. There were SIXTEEN Trustee,
present. aud Prof Martin elected with crest unan
unity over several competitors Of high pFeiensiOns
H. Is native Of Richmond. Va, and al present Pro
lessor nf Chemistry 10 Washington College. Pa. III
is highly recommended . an ale and learned gentle
man, and fully competent for the position % which
ne has been chosen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

A RgsuLaR Blue Law LIN looking over
same old musiy law records Of Virginia.
WHICH il was our guOd luck 10 meet With,
says the Norfolk Argus. and which, Judging
frum The external appearances, were printed
IN the primitive ages, We found many curl
aus and amusing enActments. The follow.
ing, we think, comes up 10 the famous blue
laws Of conneeuticut. We are almost wick.
ed enough to wish there was such a Law in
operation at the present time.
AT a Grande Assemble held AZ James
Cittie 10 the year u our Lord 1916. was
passed mamie ackts TO The glorie II Almighiie
God and pUblique goode 81 his Msje.tle's
Coionie !" among Which il act y, with amen.
ded orilogrsphy.) "Ucmen emrsing scon.
daioD suits 10 be daeked. Whereas often.
times many bobbing women often Islander
and scandalize their neighbors. Tor which
their poor husbands are often brought into
chargrable sDd yeratious suits, and cast ia
great damsges-IIe il therefore enacted by
The authority Aforesaid, That in actions u
SANDER oeea.ioned by the wife, as aforesaid,
after judgment found for The dsmsges, the
women shall be punished by dueking. And
IL the SANDER be 20 enormous ssto be ajjudg.
ed at greater damage than 500 pounds q
tobacco, then the woman shall be dUcked
head and heels once for each Eve hundred
pounds u tobacco % aijadged against hei
husband, Il lie refuse topay the ine imposed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
CHRISTMAS GIN. We inadvertently omi

to notice in our last issue. Christmas present from
our friend Mrs. Owen. It consisted of a can Of
Peaches, preserved in al the fresh delicousness and
original favor Of the mature fruit by the process Of
hermeticnl sealing. BY the purchase Of few sprci-
MEMS our friends crafty their palate by the rich
Of the TASTE and their curiosity by observing how
perfectly fruit be preserved by this process
On visiting MIS- Owens store il will he found that il is
not the palate alone that be gratled, hut higher
pleasure will he derived from the rich variety Of useful
and ornamental articles which she spread before
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

FoR I,oYs.-Ynur were made TO be kind,
and generous, and magnanimuus. II there
is boy that has a club foot. da,,'t let him
know you Jaw IT, IL there is a po1r boy with
ragged clothes. don't talk about rags in his
hearing. " there is a lame bny, assign him
some part Of the game whiehd does notrequire
running. If there is dull one, help him to
get his lessons. n there j. hungry one,
give him some Of your dinner. II there j. a
bright one, he not envioIs 81 him; FIR il one
bpy j. proud ofhis talents and another il en-
riogs Of them. there are two great wrongs,
aud no more talents than before. Ifa large %
stronger boy has injured y"u. aud is sorry
for Il. forgive him. anil request the teacher
not 20 punish him. All ,h- schopl will show
b, their CONTINGENCIES how much better IL is
to have great soul than great fist. Hjr.
ace Mann.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

lish in anathrr column To-day the Message Of the
Presiden, Of the Uniie ssles accompanying the cor.
respondenee called Tor by The senate in relation to the
recent events III Nicaragua. We are much grsii6,J
with the sound and conservative view. Of the President
and have doubt they will be found to re in accord.
with the sentiments Of The great body Of the
American people. however much some Of the more arr
dent spirits may be disposed 70 casil Il them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

In North Carolina fourteen maintain neaks
exceed in height Mount Washington. Their
range 81 altitude il from 6.3Is 10 some 6 .gOt
icet.
The amount expended BY American travel.
ers IN Europe is estimated al sIO.O0p. 900
annually.
There are nav over one hundred female
practitioners, regularly educated physicians,
10 The United States.
IL stated thst Mr.. Douglas ha. ordered
twenty thousand copies 81 his speech. and
the Republicans one hundred thousand copies.
The production of gold in Australia for The
past year j. SET down by the best Erplish
authorities. Al one hundred millions IL dollars.
The Catholic Fair il Boston has iu.t ter.
minated. with . profit ~ ten ihuusand dollars.
Upwards % $4,000 worlh II lottery ticket.
WIRE sold ~ Philadelphia on CHRISTMAS eve.
GUsSIso AND SPoRrIso. -Riyhty.sis pcr.
sons have been killed by their own aaas ~
the guns Of sportsmrB and thirty persons IN.
j1fet, I've 81 whom wefe not expected 10
recover, while engaged in hunting 10 wound
and Kill little birds, during tie year 1857.
uaspnesE MrnpgRs. Fifty nine persons
were Killed and seventy i've persons iaiured.
slx Of whom we're not expected TO tec8ser--by
hire. resulting lrom the use Uf cainphsne and
other burning fluids ora kindred preparation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

In our own example. that the spirit Of free
government is a spirit Of health as well as
spirit Of power; that its benignity isas great
as its strength; that its efficiency 10 secure
individual rights. social relations, and moral
order is equal to the irresistible force with
which ii prostrates Principalities and Pow
ers." Does any man believe that this lesson
can be taught by Walker and his followers !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

"MiiriIeirs Falls We have been shown :
handsome Autographs View q Hickory Not Fails.
the piace where The lamened d. Mitchell ost his We.
The sketch represents ihs race from which d. Mitch.
~ eIl. and The position u The persons Who went IN
search d him when the body vas found. NJ. w. T..
Dickinson, The Agent er the sale Of thee engraving.
Is 81 present IN hi. village and will supply those VIA
desire 10 purchase.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13


Treaty WITH JAPss.-lt was mentioned IN
the foreign news BY the Aago that an impor.
tant treaty had been made with the Japanese
Government by the american Consul Gen.
eral. The text Of the treaty is published IN
the Union Of Sunday last. The port Of Nam
gasaki is opened to American vessels 10 re-
pair damages, procure water. fuel, provisions.
and other necessary articles. even Goals,
where they are 0btsinable. American citi-
zens are permitted permanently 10 reside at
Simo,la and Hakodade. and vice-eonssi at
the latter place. Americans committing of
fences in Japan shall be tried by the Ameri-
can Consul General or Consul. and punished
according To American Laws. Japanese in
iuring Americans 10 be tried and punished
by Japanese law. American ships visiting The
ports nf Simoda, Hakmlade. or Nsngasski.
Tor the purpose of obtaining necessary sup
plies Or TO repair damages. shall pay for them
IN gold or silver coin. and il they have no
money, goods shall be taken in exchange.
These are the principal provisions Of The
treaty. which is TO go into effect July 4. 1883.
aud from which important advantages 10
American commerce are confidently expected.
II is source ri some pride TO North
CarnliniAn TO know that the results. by
which new world. almost. is opened 10 Gem
merec, are due to the expedition projected
and planned by one North Carnlinian, IS
Secretary Of the N.sy, Guy. Graham. exsen.
ted By the orders u another North Carolina
Secretary, Mr.. Dobbin. and that the Hlstnry
nf The Expedition was written for athclai
publication " another distinguished son Of
North Carolina. Rev. DIR. Hawks.
Fsv Obsarr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

!. Our Indian Empire. ?. PhrnoIosy IL France. D
Whist will be Do with fi--By Pisisiraios Carton
Part WI. 1. The Works snd Genius Of Michael An.
gsio. S. Afoot.-Pan ~. 6. Boscobll. I. The
Religion Of Indis.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co.. New York
Price 81 per spnum. for any Que of the Reviews. Of
BIaekwoo1. for any two Of the works, s. Tor Back
wood and The four Reviews. $40.
New volumes 81 BlsekwcOd sad the four Quarter
lies begin with The prssen, month nov Is Therefore
good time 10 hegin subscriptions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. g.
wednesday, January l3, 1865.

~ Richerson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect rearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder, and for adver-
Using.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

orsnnzed on Friday evening last the slh instant, BY
slectins The following officers
Rev. Charles d. Cooley. President.
NJ. James :. Watson. yice.Pfesidsni,
Iohn W. Grshlm, Secretary,
Daniel D. Philips. Treasurer
The Club mesissssry Friday evening. at 81 Oielock
in NJ. John D. wiIbon's school room.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

THE ANY ~ UTAH.--Fort kearny dates
t. the 2Ssl uliimo have been received here.
Iol. Cook hat also arrived. and as nothing il
said d his having been attacked By the
Mprmons, Il Is concluded that the report 10
that effect Is entirely without foundation. IL
IS said. however. that the MUrnons had burnt
~ all the grass on their route. aud the
animals we're dying al the rate 81 me hun,lrrd
per day The Mormons we're actively
engaged IN Certifying all the passes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-01-13

Daniel W. Gooeh, Repuhlican. he, hern elected 10
Congrrs from he seventh district of Massachusetts,