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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

A bay named O'llrien, who obtains live.
lihoml By peddling apples on the Cleveland
anil Toledo railrosd. fund lev days since
a package II IS 500 in hank notes. whieh had
been last IN the cars by q Mr. bishop. who
hand brought the maney from Cleveland for
M. n. Il. Mussey. Of Elyra. The lad was
% elated AZ his good fortune that he teuk the
money 10 bed with him and st up al night
watching IL. NEXT day Il was given TO Mr..
Massey. when the hoy was rewarded with q
new suit 81 cluiles and q deed of one hun
drei and sixty acres Of land. Me-. Mussey
also efTsrei to give the boz thorough bust
ne. edueation. bat the father declined f,r
the present, as he did not wish 70 part with
The boz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

ARRIvAL % rue AasBis.--The mail steam.
ship Arabia arrived, with Liverpool dates Of
The 9th inst.
We can CLEAN but little news ofilnportance
from our English Journals, their columns
being confined almost exclusively 10 matters
Of strictly local interest.
The italian Constitutional party were
holding conference in London, the object
Of which is TO initiate an agitation in favor Of
q confederation Of the Italian States.
Another conspiracy, with extensive rami.
heatiobs. has been detected in France. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
ATTENTIaNa

10 the Commissioned aud N,nC Commissioned Officers,
Musicians and Priyates belonging 10 the HILLSIDE.
rough or First Battalion.
You are hereby commanded to attend at Caldwell
lM'kee's, on Saturday the l7lh Of April next. for
Drill Muster and Court Martial Officers Drill al 10
O'Clock, P. NJ.
BY order Of WIN. Johnston Freeland, Lieut.. Col.
). NICHOLS, Adj't.
March %. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

In 1914 there were four thousand three
hundred and eleven miles of railroad in the
United States; now, there are twenty four
thousand one hundred and ninety-five miles,
with three thousand miles in progress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
AWFUL LOSS or LIFE.

The Mobile Register and the Aduerfiser
contains accounts ui the burning of the stea :
Her Eliza Battle on the lst instant, ON the
1Dmbigbee river. The boat was about AS
miles below Demup0iis when the lire was
discovered. aud it commenced at a point on
the bnat which soon communicated with the
ladies' cabin and cut oR all access ID the life.
boat and yawl. There were between so aud
SO persons on board. aud 90 and SO it's sup>
posed were lost. Between 1900 and 1910
bales Of cotton were destroyed We append
the following irom the Advertiser to give our
readers some idea Of the suffering the pas
sengers had to endure.
As som as il was ascertaiHed that the
yawl and liie-boat conld not be reached, as
means Of saving the lives nfthosc ON board,
cotton bales. stage pIanks and every other
available article were thrown overheard, that
passengers might cling to them for safety.
When first discovered, the fire was blazing
up from the cot,on immrdi,tely under the
ladies' cabin and near the nursery, and, al
though the flames made but little show then,
they spread almost lnstanily to every part
OF the boat. and but very few MINUTES had
elapsed before the whole was one sheet Of
flame.
One child of Mr.. Cromwell was saved by
Mr.. Frank Stone. second clerk of the boat,
who swan ashore with it. He then placed
Miss Turner ON a cation bale. and safely
Landed her on shore. She said T., him, I. You
have saved my life do save ny mother and
my sister, He then swarm oil and rescued
her sister, who alterward. iroze t. death in
his arms. Her mnthrr iroze to death on
tree, which was the fate VI almost all who
persisted.
The assistant pilot. Mr.. Daniel Hartley,
saved Miss Robinson. She threw water on
hin while he was padding her ashore on a
cotton bale.
An infant Of two months old was saved in
a remarkable manner. When discovered,
BY Captain Stone. il had only lis night clothes
on aud was blue with cold. A blanket cloak
soaked with water was at hand, which the
Captain laid upon burning co.lon bale aud
then wrapped the babe 10 the Streaming COW
erins. It's now .alVe aud chipping"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
Anact Of The Maryland Legislature passed

~ ACT 81 me NIarYIa Legislature, passed
at is late session. aud which goes info in
mediate effect. provides that no slave who
may be hereafter nanumityel by deed or will
upon condition that said slave leave this State,
upon any other condition or contingency. or
shall be entitled to freedom until The said
condition shall have been performed, or the
specified contingency shall have happened
L also provides that no slave shall hereafter
De manumltted. by deed or will, unless said
slave IS, at the date OF manumissioh, above
the age Of ten and under the aye Of forty five
years, and able to gain Livelihood and sup
port by labor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
COLT r CE.

A COLT RACE, mile heats, will be run over the
Hillsborough course, on Thursday the lst Of April
-Four Colts to sart-ih,ee BY Regent and one by Sc
cesson.
March 20. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
To Mule Raisers.

MY Jack Simon Pure. will stand the ensuing season,
~ and include The Fall season. II his stable. seven
niles north of llIlrborough. do moi intend 10 send
him any where else. Price for insurance five dolirs
each. the money due when The fact Is ascensine or
the property changed. All possible care will be taken
prevent accidents but responsibility for any That
may happen.
DESCRIPTION. - Simon Pure will be sir years
old in Jsne; is foaleeler. and Is sire 10 some
good colts any other Jack. He is very near fourteen
hands high. and Of crccent form. have The cenifi.
cate o. John A. Vines. ihe gentleman q whom obtained
The Lack who says be Is from as 6ne family Of lacks
any In The eastern part Of The State. His dam was the
largest Jenny ever saw, and as black ss a crow
TYRE Is. RAY.
March i6. 3l-p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

49, - =, "'.' hu"eiouS a.rests ars
"" ""oushout uie empire. Inc
.oh'Prato1s Already condemned have not yet
Deen executed.
General Changarnier. has refused 10 return
! To France mill sha nossossas 49, g.. III q. !,
nro,ect;on of ,he d;rn;., - ~ ~ ,u'
cc;t;yens a''" saie'y VI hei
denDiIe settlement OF the Danish Minis
terlal crisis has been effected--the Cabinet
Il An earthquake has laid Corinth in rn;ns
j Thirty lives were Iost
a destmct;va era Ma aoo...aa =.
s'ah'ihoPie, destroying three hundred houses.
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TOWN TOPICS vsav I.r,..sn,.a MI :,
lou,;no .omnna;.a,on 4, 49,, s..,";aa. =; 49,, -
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sa,lae;ons do.,s;n., ~ ~. .s,h;ss anu
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q hl;ndv .,a,sh;n NJ Gca NJ 80 IN .y
,he .h;.ns 80 ~ go. sae.n.eu =
as long 40 i caaiinnas c,sh;anah. - ~. s, anu
ury ne 6,,nrs IN ,hs family a. s,a,l &c., H..
viii A. s,c,s.al I'M III y. ~, s,s
be deam.J r,,,,s.s ,aana.;.. ;.',,,'..h. 49,.
| fashionable life =
II !. Lee.uss remedies nossess;no ,ife.,.n.;n al
ELECTROMAGNETIC uoyers Ike Rad~,vs Rsmsd;ss ,ha,
,amilv dos,n,s a,,,ose ,bs;r No. a,a.a 49, s
me tact Il M nne can remain I'LL 4, d,sahpd i, 4,
nam whose system Z nnle, M nG,,saca ~ a,a. p
wav.. Readv Psnsy Raa.,n,s :, pas,,s',4 .,1i /,
the fa.biouable eom,nuntv would throw asJs ,bsr i.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

BuRsTiSo W a GRrSDsToSg -Ffiday alter
noon. about two o'clock. john Birch, an
Engli.hInan. about IS years of age. MAS ~
SANITY killed BY the bursting or breaking Of
large grind.toue, 10 the establishment ol
Messrs. iIr,an L. reIiey. woad street. lie
was engaged in grinding flies at the time ol
the accident. Although warned mol to do -,
Birch put on an extra pulley ~ order 10 IN
crease the velocity Of the stone. whiei Is
driven BY steam. the stone was ,ety large
one. aud tue increased speed. as Is stated.
caused II 10 burst into four pieces. Birch
was throwa from his seat. his forehead cut
open, his nose split. aud one Of his eyes
Knocked out. lPiisbsrg Dispaieh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
The Nry Yol1 correspondent o. the Intel

The NrS york correspondent Of the Intel.
ligrnrer, says:
As specimen Of the manner in which
the money 81 the city has been wasted, Il
may BE- nirniianrd that Tie Supreme Court has
decided the cnutrae, made by the Street
Commissioners with Tetsnee Farley Tor re-.
gvlating aud grading FIFTY eighth street, was
given 10 the highest. instead ~ the lowest
bidder. icing 5000 ab,se the bill u another
persan. THIS being contrary 10 l,w. the
court declares the contract illegal aud ,aid, ,
and perpetual ,rjunr,inn j. granted against
the pa, msnt II the amount claimed"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.

(,oD Lisei Oil, Jsne's Hair Tonic,
~ Blue stone. Chinese ysrnlillion.
Botdesus salad 0l IL black bottles Pure White Lead
IN oil. Newman's Strengthening Plaaer. Poor Msat
STRENGTHENING ditto. Desi CsyIon Cinnamon. Lssihef
Drinking Cups, just received q The
DRUG STORE.
.Msfrh 2, sp-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

iIoMcrpE.-0n the eyeningpfihe 18th INST,
in this place, an safay took place betseen
u. II. Biady aud Juha Knowles. ~ which the
latter receI,ei marital wound from gun,
AMI expired IN short time. Brady made no
efart to escape. aud say. he killed him in self
driencr. The homicide was committed at the
hnuse Of Braly. W. understand that Brady
was under the impression that Knowles vas
tor intimate with his (B,ady'.) vile.
Greensboro Tiiaes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
A CARD.
WILLIAM PERCIvAL, Architect and
Civil Engineer

AVlNG some Important Buildings (for which he
supplied drsigns) TO superniend IN this State,
has found Il necessary TO open Branch Office in Ra-
leigh. (second floor snih's Brick BuilIing where he
is prepared to supply Designs. Working Drawings
and Specifications for Churches, Public and Private
Buildings.
Address Box log, Raieigh, N. q.
or Box 82S, Richmond Va.
~ variety Of complete sets Of Plans for Church
es, Villas, Farm Cottages, &C., can be seen at his
Offices.
Masch 10. 3l--6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
N O T | C q.

N OF | G u.
WILL be sold. al the late residence Of Sarah Hor.
~ Der, deceased, on Thursday the Isl day u April
next, all the residue Of the estate Of Thomas Homer
deceased consisting Of tact OF Land two Negroes
one Ho,se, Beds. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles too tedious 10 mentor, on
credit Of twelve mouths Bond and security will be re-.
quired Of the purchaser.
WM H0RNER,
Executor Of Thomas Homer. deed.
March 8. 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

The Beaufort Journal &c the 18th instant
saws. that the tzens Of that place !" have
by an almost unanimuus vote lonl one dI..
teni,ng) authorized the Com nissiuners uf the
sawn {, Subscribe $4,000 10 The stock Of
steam ferry r"mpany. The company will
Immediately c'ganize. and We NAV hope that
a boat will be 40 the line beiweea Beauio II
and Murrhead City. 80 .ean as the roal is
completed 10 lha, ppint."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

NEW Crop Sweet Molasses,
Ju-i received by
J. C. TURRENflNE & son.
Pebsusry 9. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
HOWERTON HOUSE.
HILLSROROUGH. N. :

THOMAS H0WERTON. Agent Tor the Lessee,
begs leave 10 announce to bis former patrons and
the public generally, that he is now prepared 10 en,er
tain visitors Ut the Howerion House. This Hotel i.
very pleasantly situated, in the centre Of the town, sd.
joining the Masonic Hail. on the main stree, leading 10
me Railroad station Hacks will be found at the STA.
ton TO convey passengers to The Hotel.
Hilisborough, Feb. /, 1858. IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

,INHE undersigned having engaged in the Saddle and
Harness making business, they have opened shop
fronting The Coult House. (norlh,j one door above
Webhs store where they intend carrying on the bus-
ness 10 all iis various branches. They have Just r..
ceiyed and handsome loi Of Goods in their line
10 which they invite attention All persons wishing
anything N their line are particularly nsiled u rive
them call as they intend TO sell
q GOD B a X G AIMS.
All orders fm work will be attended TO III very sho,,
notice. All repairs will be done with nealrs. and
without delay.
|. TURNER & BROTHER.
January "a. 2i-4v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

WHAT RAILROADS HAVE DoNE,--AccorJing
to the estimate 9 the United States h,ve 10.
creased IN wealth flll thousand millions Of
dollars by railroads" They have certainly
contributed more to the prosperity Of the
country than they have proved remunerstive
TO their owners. Without railroads we could
never have been the vide extended republic
that we have grown; with them We can en-
large our Territories still further, LISA for
tnnste conjunction Of events that the locomo.
tive and the magnetic Telegraph, two d the
most potential contryances for sBnibilating
space. should spring into existence just as a
new repubi'e was extending its power over
continent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

AcouIrrAL OF Cor. SumSER.-We learn
from reliable quarter that the result oi Tie
recent court martial upon Col. Sumner, at
carlisle Barracks. was the acquital Of Col.
s. upon both the charges preferred against
him, This result will ne eminentlly gratfy-
ing to the country. as il certainly is tn the
army. The Court deliberated less than c..
teen minutes before agreeing npon their yer.
dict. Cot. sumner lea, e. Carlisle this morn
i"g for WATERFOWL IN. ~ where lie will
meet his family. He is uuder orders for
Utah, aud will leave Fort Leavenworth with
his regiment on the 10Th III Msy.
Ns0 York Times
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

NEUTRALITY ~ rng l.rmsus ~ PASAsa.--
III. rsmorei that The New Graaadian m,n,..
Ter al PARIS his signrd treaty with France,
securing the eel,re neatralty of the lsthmas
~ Panama. aud that he has also ronciudr,l a
like treaty w,th Rpssia. through the kn.sian
smbAssador IT The Court e f,ance. Ii il also
SID. that priar to the recent change 10 the
Engli.h Ministry be had negotiated consen.
ton with England Cor the same purpose, but
1t u not stated VII thcr j, has bren actually
signed or not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
NOTICE

A Ill persons indebted 10 The lsie firms Of LONG 4
- CAIN. and JAMES y. CAIN, must call and ssi.
I've. either W cash o. note. 81 The accounts will he put
DOT Coz collection.
The books ais 10 Be founi 81 the Drug Store. Nj.
4. q. WEBB. Gill stlsnd % them shea sm sbsent
JAMES E. CAIN.
tsnssft 81. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

NOTICE.
A INFORMATION IL wanted q Mn. JOHNSON, vi.
= dow u Themis. decreased. Her mthlen name vas
M.Caulsy, Of OranRe county. North Cafoina. and her
husband died ID Giles county. yngnis. al ,ut 1879.
she removed back TO Orange. I an DESTROYS Of CON.
municaiing With hei n she Is living o. With her heiis
! aeaa' THOMAS WEBB.
Attorney ). Law, tIillsbofoash, n. g.
February .. s5--sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24
II EGE N II.

'I,IiIs thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse. 10
which was awarded The 6fsi Premium 81 The frsi
Siae isir will Stand 81 sbofaush the present season.
which will commence The 20,h day Of March and end
the 2Oh day % June and will render service a Tie Low
price Of dollars The season. due 81 the end IL the sea.
son. Fiy cents 10 his skillfal groom IN al cases
A. W. HEDGPErlI.
March q. Sow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

InraRrsSr Ser "A friend in Anson in
forms ~ tn at the recent term af the Su.
perior Court fnr that ruaniy. Judge Manly
presiding, suit vas tried wherein lhr Bank
81 walesbnro' was plaintiff aud WIN. w..
Tomlin.on aud others defendants. The Bank
sued for about $4,000. The defendants
pleaded fraud and asury. For the plaintiff.
Mes.rs. Ashe. u.burne. and llargrave; Tor
defendants. Messrs Strange. Gtnes. Dargan.
and Mrcurklr. AL made able speeches. and
the jury, alter beng Out aooat three hours.
returned verdict 10 fasar % the defendants.
Ills Hanor granted new tri.I.
RgidgL N9adDd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-24

CT 10y TO THE MORLD.-The greatest Med.
ical Discovery Il The day. Read the advertisement
headed . Helmbold's Genuine Preparations"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

devised Q political system which bestowed
more blessings or imposed lighter burdens
than the government Of the United States
10 ia operations On the Territories.
But being anxious 10 save the ehasion OF
blood. and 10 avoid the indiscriminate pun.
ishmcst Of whole people for crimes Of
which il il not probable that all are equally
guilty, offer now full and free pardon 10
all who will submit themselves TO the au.
thority Of the federal government II You
refuse 10 accept II, let the consequences fall
upon your own heads. But conjure you
10 pause deliberately, and reflect well before
you reject this tender OF peace and good will
Now, therefore, T. james Buchanan, Pres
ident Of the United States, have thought
proper 10 issue this, my proclamation, en-.
joining upon all public officers 10 the Teri
tory OF Utah, to be diligent and faithful, to
the full extent Of their power, 10 the execu.
ton OF the laws, commanding oil citizens
Of the Unitsd States in said Territory 10
aid and assist the officers in the performance
Of their duties Offering 10 the inhabitants
Of Utah, who shall submit TO the laws, a
free pardon for the sedtions and treasons
heretofore by them committed warning
those who shall persist, after notice Of this
proclamation, in the present rebellion against
the United States, that they must expect no
further lcnity, but look TO be vigorously
dealt with according 10 their deserts and
declaring that the military forces now in
Utah, and hereafter 10 be sent there, will
not be withdrawn until the inhabitants Of
that Territory shall manifest proper sense
OF the duty which they owe TO this govern.
ment.
la testimony whereof. | have hcreunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the Unit
eli States 70 be affixed to these presents
l.. T. Done al the city OF Washington,
the sixth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty weight and Of the Indepen.
dence Of the United States the eightyscc
ond. JANIS BUcmASAs.
by the President LEWIS CAsa, Secre-
tary Of State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

DIR. Dixon, in late number Of the Seaipei,
IN an article on Diet, assumes that the
:" use OF oil would decrease the victims of
consumption nine tenths, and this IL the whole
secret Of the use Of cod liver oil - The fol-
lowing is q summary Of observations on this
subject made by DR.. Hooker -
/. or oil the persons between the age OF
fifteen and twenty-five years more than one.
9TH cannot cat TAT meat.
2 OF persons at the age OF iortyfi all
excepting lcss than one in fifty habitualIy
usc fat meat.
3, OF persons who, between the aye Of If
teen and twenty-five, avoid fat meat, few
acquire an appetite for IT and live to good
old age while tho greater portion die with
phthisIcs before thirty-6ve.
/. OF persons dying with phthisics be-
tween the ages Of twelve and forty.fvc, nine
tentbs NJ least have never used fat meat,
Most individuals who avoid fat meat al 40
use little butter or oily gravics, though many
compensate for this want, In part ut least by
free use Of thoac articles, and also milk
eggs and saccharinc substances. But they
constitute an imperfect substitute for fat
meat, without which, sooner OF later, the
body is almost sure to show the effects OF de-
iicicnt caleriiication.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24
the Law OF Nuisance.

The Legislature Of Rhode Island enacted
statute similar 10 that OF Massachusetts
under which a Massachusetts, Chef Justice
decades that il Is lawful for anybody to de
stroy liquors KEEP, TO b. sold illegally. But
the Supreme Court Of Rhode Island instead
Of upholding the statute. have in eifec, pro
nounc,d il To b. a nuisance. In recent
opinion Of the full bench OF the supreme
Court OF the State 81 Rhode Island. upon
the cous,tutionali,y Of the nuisance act Of
that State Chief Justice AVIS, who drew
mp the opinion, rcpudiatcs the notion that,
because building used for the Illegal sale
Of liquors Is declared to be a nuisance, any
person il authorized TO pail it down by way
OF aba,iug the nuisance. II was argued
that this might be done. Us common law
consequence OF such declaration bur tn
court rpuiiatd oonseluen@ 50 destruc-
tive tc peacc and good order. as wholly I'M
Known la the wise and well considered sys-
TEN OF Jarisprudenec known as the common
law.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

From late letter from Nebraska to the
St. Louis Republican. We extract the follow
ing list Of unmitgatcd wild cat banks loca
ted in tho Western country, and advise our
readers to cut it out and preserve for refer
ence
Ncmaha Valley Bank, Galcsburg-W VIII
Cat.
Platte Valley Bank, Nebraska City
Wild Cat.
Fontcnollc Bank Of Bellevue, Elgin, H..
Wild Cat.
Western tx. +. n and Ina. Co, Galya,
lll.-Wild Cat
Bank OF Nebraska. Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Wild Cat
Bank of Florence, Davenport, Iowa
Wild Cat
Bank oil DE soto, W isconsln--W lid Cat.
Bank Of Vekama, Bloomington aud Cos
port, Indiana, aud st, Louis Mo, Wild
Cat.
have rcfralnod from giving the names
OF stockholders, although will cheerfully
do il II rcluirei. But there is the record
and YOU do great injustice to Nebraska
when you east the elium Of these institu
tons upon her fair name. She does not
merit 1t, Call them by their right names
Illinois, Iowa, Indiana Missouri and Wis.
consu rotten cats, but do not call them
NrbfaJr Cats
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24

only can, but that you are 10 duty bound to
act upos The presumption that it is the in
tention Of Messrs. LAhtte 4 Co. to evade
the laws Of the United States, and you should
accordingly refuse their vessel the clearance
asked for. am, very respectfully,
HOWELL Co.'s,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
WV. +. CorcocK, Esq,
Col OF Customs, Charleston, sc.