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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-06-25

saer neglect or abuse Is in the mode
ID sash we conduct cur business, The
cssa4i limitation u debate is a surrender
9 ues privilege. Every grievances should
eseeaess4d before an appropriation is made.
sid raaxlm was s.greviauces before sub
-ssstss'' Il was under that goodoli maxim Of
~ iiista law that our forefaihers held in
- tse Cfowa of Great Britain, Itgps
ge he same principle that our forefatflers
a.sd inte the Revolutionary struggle
1ght to stand by il; but Instead of that
W. sa,ne here and debate at length Execu-
as,npa,ion, aud then at the end ofthe ses-
Tsloaseisf The Appropriation bills through Civ
ne Executive all he wants, and ample
ass. . and pewerto laugh Us to seofn. An
saa4sas1ior, that does not perform lis duty tha;
So ses aasWIhh9td appropriations until the Ex-
eeatige Yields IN thu just dema ards OF The peo-
is iat tsaat Co itseliof it's constituents.
sait weaPProprate money, and never
taqsta tito lis expenditure. The S9th rule
efoesasa for a COMMITTEE on Expenditures,
sas COMMITTEES never meets. 1t is a re-
s4s sbte thing that that Committee, which
5sg le be one Of the most important OF
a.ssaoa@e is totally neglected.
~ ference to the Presidents Message
tBa Elmittee on Expenditures is never
IL nel; YET it ought 70 have before il
81 rs expenses of the Govern ment, and
sss@ dollar expended by the Government
"a uaaergo 4 careful scrutiny. BY refer
10 the rule, il will be seen thut that
aiiysee is bound to examine every item
o exyrndiinre, and TO see that it is made
il e9af9enlty with law; yet it has not met
FL yegs. 50, too, with other Committees.
Sh VI after the late war with Great Brit.
alus age or six standing committees were
efe4sei 10 examine the expenditures in The
-F4figNs Executive Departments. These
tcmtaittees are annually appointed, but more
~ show than service. Nothing is referred
t.9thsn. Is is not their fouls, but the neg
g ST the House. Here is a reform which
ga4af at once u be made. All these com
yees on expenditures ought 10 charged by
~ tI5use with the proper documents, ard
l5aF4 faithfully perform thsk very izss T.
slat &AteS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
CAUGHT o. THE Ir.RY.

The fnllOaing, which we have heard told
a. fart some time sg', NAV b. beneficial TO
sumo gentlemen aho has young uusg.pect.
ing wile:
4 certain nan. who lived ADMIT icn miles
from &, was in the habit or going 10
town shout nacc week and getting on a re-.
gular spree. aud would not return mill he
had time 10 ucool off," which was generally
two or three days. Ills wife was ignorant II
the cause Of his Shaving not 50 long and sif.
fered greatly frum anxiety about his welfare.
Wheh Ne would return, - course his con.
finding wife apuld inquire What had been tie
matter with him. and the invariable reply was
that he wss caught On the Jury and coadn'i
get oIE."
Having gathered he eafn and placed il 10 D
heap. he. sscard,ng 10 custom, determined to
call 10 his neiehbnrs and have a real corn
shuekiug frniic. So be gave Ned, faithful
servant. iag and NJ of.ler 70 gota town and
get gallon u shi.kry--a very netessary ar.
tiele on such occasions. Ned mounted mule
and was soon in town, and equipped with the
whiskey. remoanted TO set nut for home, ell
bsasaat with the prospect u fun Al " shuck.
ing"
whsn he hal proceeded few hsndred
yards from toWn, he concluded 10 iry the
"stgif," aud. MT satisfied with onrr Ne kept
trying until tie warli turned around 80 fasi
that ~ turned n the mule. end there he vent
to sleep AID the mule 70 grazing. Il was
INV nearly night. aud when Ned asoke il
was Just before The break o. day, 80 dark that
be was unable TO make any start toward.
home until light. AZ sovn a. his bewilder.
ment had subsidized 30 that he could get the
point" be started with an empty Jug, tie
whiskey having run out, and aioot, Cor the
mule had gone home. Ofeourse lie was con.
templating the application u " two year old
hickory" a. he wen, at the rate of two forty.
Ned reached home about breakfast time. and
fetched up 81 the back door, with de.
cidedly guilty eountenance.
"what IN thunder have you been AZ. you
black rascal Z" said his master.
Ned knowing his masters excuse 10 vi.
vile when he got On q spree, determined 10
tell the truth " ne died for Il. aud .aid ;
!" Well. master, 10 tell the truth, | va, koteh
on the ipry, and couldn't get n. :
aasltias sset
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

in public. the contest IN this particular. was
very uneven; indeed victory seemed so sure
for Brent, that Lewis's friends trembled for
the result. At last they met at church in
Loudon county, before a numerous assem-
bly,. Brent painted in glowing colors the
glories Of Mr.. Jefferson's administration
ascribed to him all the blessings we then en-
ioyed-in strains Of enrapturing eloquence
drew vivid contrast between the preceding
administrations and that of the sage of Mon
ticello, and claimed their votes on the day
following.
Lewis arose. After bestowing high COM
pliment on the speech just delivered. he said,
" Old friends and neighbors you know me
we'll. Mr.. Jefferson has been eulogized to
the skies, but he has no claim to merit from
the present prosperity Of the country. Sup
pose man goes into the woods, cuts down
the trees, grubs up the stumps, ploughs, har-
rows, and sows the wheat, and when ripe
another man comes in and claims the crop as
raised by his industry. Which Of these mer
deserves the greatest praises" Several cried
out, she who cleared the field and put the
grain into the EARTH" So in this case,
said he; Washington carried US through
the revolution, set up the government, ele
waited US among the nations Of the earth, rem
dered US happy at home and respected abroad
and after all this, Jefferson comes to CLAIM
the grain which the father ofhis country sow
ed" Brent's eloquence was overcome. Ii
tried to reply. The whole congregation a
rose simultaneously, and many Of the homes
Germans shouted, " we want to hear no NOR
lies"
Lewis was elected BY triumphant ma
jority, b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

MiNsTfH rnoH NlesHAorA.-Ei senior Don
Jerez arrived 10 this country some time since
az Entot Extraordinary and Minister PIE,
nipotentiary from Nicaragua, and asked TO
BE- received IN that capacity. lie was inior
med that no Minister would be received from
that country until an ample apology had been
made for the offensive allegations against the
United states 10 the manifesto signed by the
President 81 Nicaragua aud Costa Rica. on
the occasion Of The contract formed with Mr..
Belly. and which manifesto and contract
we're published IN the Journals Of the day.
Wy the instructions of his Government, Gen.
Jarez having made an apology on the part
OF Niearagaa entirely satisfactory. in lei.
ter to The Department Of State, was yester.
day received by the President a. Eyoy En-
trordinary and Minister Plenipo,entiary from
that Republic. Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

and asked whose it was. Warren ieaped 70
lis feet and would have seized it, but ne was
held back.
Word was instantly sent to the judge that
the iury could not agree. They were dis
charged and then Mouiten Warren was
searched. The knife was found upon nm,
and his behaviour at once exposed MS quit,
The presence of that letter was accounted
Zoe by him in dozen different ways within
an hour.
A new jury was empanneled, and Charles
Ambold was acquitted. Shortly aiterward
Warren was tried, and it was plainly proved
that he had SET Are to the house, and that the
woman who kept IL was to have been burnt
M in il, as he had contrived 10 lock her into
her room shortly before setting the fire. She
had incurred his displeasure in various ways,
and this was his revenge. Not only she,
but two Of her girls had suspected him from
the first, but they dared not complain Tor lear
he would not be convicted, and then he would
be sure to murder them.
The hardened sinner confessed his guilt
after he had been condemned, and them was
that he told how he happened to be so care
less in regard to the paper and knife. It was
he who robbed Ambold. and when he took
the old letter from his hat to use Tor torch
in setting the fire, he did not notice what i
was, and even when that partly burnt hall
had been exhibited in court he had entirely
forgotten that he had torn of the other hall
and put il back in his hat, as he must have
done. The letter had been found in Am
bolds pocket-book and he had kept II be-
cause in it the youth was warned to beware
Of his influence. He confessed that he held
slight idea of calling the writer to an &C.
count when it should become convenient
With regard to the knife, it was as betor'
stated. He had taken that also from Am
holds pocket and put it in his avn; and o.
the night Of the fire he used it 10 pry up the
sash, and when he had broken II he put .
back in his pocket and forgot it..
Thus was Charley swaziland saved iron
more than an ignominious death, too. III
was saved to be noble, yirtuous man; an'
his mother once more took ample del'gh
and JOY in the love and tender care 81 ne
only child.
When Charles Ambold learned that Moul
ton Warren had expiated his crime on IN
gallcws, he sat down and pondered upon HI
past life. The thought Of his old companion
being hanged sent strange thrill thr 9
his frame. But he was able to trace ou
clearly and logically. this terrible result Iron
the course Of life the dictated man had pur
sued. He shuddered as he remembered no,
FAR lie had gone II the same course himself
and he was able to see the only safe path 10
any youth.
Not only must he shun temptation
only keep clear Of even the appearance
viee-but, above all, he must shun evil CON
panionship. A youth may make all the goo
resolutions thou ht can afford, but It be cor
time one evil companionship he y not sale
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
MORE ZEAL THAN DISCRETION.

Not bad Joke is told Of one Of the New
York night Inspectors. II happened short
time since, shortly after the wharf watch was
set, that plain looking coantryman was seen
to leave a brig lying at Pier No. 8. with a
suspicious looking bundle in her hands. II
was large package and heavy one. and the
stranger tugged along slowly up the pier
with il. and turned the corner, sweating un-
der his Load.
i" Aha, ny fine fellow calculated the lynx
eyed inspector sharpset official, by the
way" aha have got you this time" And
approaching the cnuntrsman, he said;
!. Good evening. Let me relieve you Of
that load, my friend"
"Eh ?" responded the man uneasiiy.
Ell take that bundle. il you please
THANK YOU"
"lfs heavy, isn't il ~ said the officer.
Yes. Which way are YOU going neigh
Dor -
Come along--i,'- all right; I'll take carr
of this-c0me on"
Exactly. Much obliged. It, tarna
heavy, and I've TO get tup to the Howard
House"
Come along" continued the officer know
lingly-" we'll see about that" aud IN few
minutes they reached the Howard. when hi
stranger observed that the Inspector had M
idea OF stopping.
Halo which way, friend I'm stop
ping here" said the conntryman.
81 It's no matter, I've seized this property
and you can expliin matters at the CASTOR
House Tomorrow" continued the inspector
/
please "sl ne i'I paid nv duties on hat III )
goods. Just YOU look al this, now." aud HI
drew forth bit d paper from his vest peck
ct, signed BY the Collector.
Why. YOU scamp" said the Inspector
this j. permit Tor yoir goods. VIII,
didn't Won show this belnre;p
why, in the first place. you didn't al
me 10 and in the next place, il | had ,ou',
seen me brtak my neck before You'd
brought that bundle clear up here az ne.
know"
The inspector blew biz ms, and cnrsin!
the cnuntryman for fopl, turned down Pm
street ins;anier, II resume liz lonely round
The stranger put his bundle in chirge Of tn
servant, and grinncd ghasily grin, as til
0yei jealous watrhman departed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
Pctcrson's Counterfeit Defector.

This periodical has 20 very regularly since is
h.t issue. i i neatly g., uP and appears % Be aih-
fully edited. being corrected regularly $ Me..r, Dersi
& Co. wetknown Bfokers in Philsdsphis. The i.
sue Of The II e October give, description q &c new
counterfeit bank notes i eantsfns the rs,ss n a..
count upon ~ tank noe. sui much other matter uss.
fu 20 merchants, Traders and business men IN general
Il j. Published ~ r. b. Peterson and Broihers aos
chesinuisitse Phi,dslphs monthly 81 81 and .smi.
monthly u 81 rcr snnnm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
For he Central Presbyterian.
JOSEPH WIS. IR.

This gentleman represented IN the Lower
House 81 Congress, for sixteen consecutive
years, the district composed Of Loudon,
Prince William and Fairiax coanties. Ile
st also at different times in the House 81
Delegates. at Richmond. sBch was the ex.
tent u his deep.rooted popularity that no ef.
forts or plan. Of hi political opponents could
deprive him Ul his seat: SANDER and libel az.
fected not hi character ~ disturbed the
unsurpassed tranquility u his amiable TEN.
per. His education wa. Of little account IL
learned in the school Of human nature. IT,
knew how 70 govern men. from studying the
spring Of their actions. lie initiated Talley.
rand in always tresting his enemies as 81.
friends, and frequently brought some Of them
% become his admirers. About The time 81
Mr.. Jellers0n's election, when the trump u
fame sounded through Tie land the triumph oi
the Democratic party-when the cid FEEDER.
alists, Of whom Mr.. Lewis was one, were
borne down and ostracised BY the weight 81
power, and their funeral kneIl was tolled
Mr. Richard Brent appeared in the field with
high hopes Of turning out Mr. Lewis. Brent
was undoubtedly man Of very superior part.
and withal was a splendid speaker. Tie az.
forwards was a Senator u The United states
from Virginia, bat lost his popularity 10 1911.
when he advocated the renewal Of the char.
Ter n he old United States Bank. Foras.
much A. Lewis ~as nnaetusiVmed to speak
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

NAvAt.--it las, Says the Journal or Con.
mercer We have an Admiral in our Nav.
The Navy Department has Just decided thar
naval captains. when in charge Of cxpcdi.
tions similar 10 that now about 10 start for
South America. shall be justified in assum.
ing the title Of and be entitled 10 the honors
and salutcs Of an Admiral. Accordingly.
admiral shubrick now flies his broad Gag al
the fore. instead II the main. where AMER.
can Commanders have heretofore located
their pennants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

Many an unwise parent works hard. and
lives sparingly, all his life, for the purpose
Of leaving enough to give his children a
start 10 the world, Al Il is called. setting
young man afloa; with money left him by
his relatives. Is like tying bladders under
the arms Of one who cannot swim;ten chances
70 one be will loose his bIadders aud sink 10
the bottom. Teach him 10 swim, and he will
not need The bladders.
Give your child sound education. See
70 i that bis morals are pure, his mind cul.
tiyated, his whole nature made subseryient
to the laws which govern man, and you have
given what will be Of more value than the
wealth Of the Indies. You have given him
start which no misfortune can deprive him
Of. The earlier you teach him 10 depend
upon his own resources and the blessing Of
God, the better.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

dies, with impunity. The law sleeps some
times--only too often in New York-but y
sometimes wakens up with vengeance"
1t truly remarks that 7" if punishment were
generally sure. and offenders generally
caught, it might not be necessary to hang
such youth as Rodgers"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

PosroTricr DEcisioss. ~ The Postmaster
General has ordered that all supplements
or extras" folded within regular issues Of
daily or weekly journals.-noi actual or ba.
"a hde editions Of such publications. con.
seying intelligence of passing events and gc.
neral intelligence--subjeet the whole pack.
age 10 letter postage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

protege from insult. and It'll yielded. with
out hesitation, to the moral teachings. Their
friendship was like that Of David and lona-
than. The strong and the week were mutu.
al helpers. Both had reason TO rejoice that
a kind Providence had united them; and the
good doctor found an ample reward for his
confidence in his hayward pupil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
ws.hlse,on. oe,ol.t :

Washington, October 7.
Mr.. Reed, our minister 10 China, SAYS, IN
the official dispatches received from him 10.
day. that alter he signed the treaty with
China. he made a provisional arrangement
with The commissioners Tor the adjustment
Of the claims Of American citizens arising
ont n the difficulties AZ Canton, BY which
portions Of the duties al Shanghac and Can
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

THE CERTAINTY % PUNISHMENT. Y.
\. Times, in noticing tie conviction and
sentence Of Young Rodgers for The unpro.
toked murder Of John swanson. after eight
months litigation and the use Of legal sub
tlcties. makes some judicious remark. upon
the public propensity 10 excuse crimes CON.
mitted under the influence Of intoxication.
Il says: We are rejoiced at the issue 81 The
Rodgers trial, not because IL brings the
wretched young man 20 the scafFald, hut b..
cause IL establishes the doctrine, once for
all, that youth aud intoxication are not legal
palliatiOns Of wanton murder. Law and
common sense are both strained enough in
these days 10 shield calprits. but if these 81
cuses had been allowed 10 have weight the
whole community would literally have been
al the mercy Of the worst class Of the popu.
lation ; Tor nearly All our criminals are Young
men--In any other country they would De
called boys-and nearly al are in the habit
Of drinking more or less every evening.
Every Young scamp will now know that II
be chooses 10 arm himself, leave biz parents
house and get tipsy, and in his drunken pas.
sion should chance to kill peaceable man,
he will be very likely TO stand in due time
where Rodgers now stands. II il terrible,
no doubt, that such 90 example should be
needed 10 prevent mere boys from drinking
and killing their neighbors, but we have had
sorrowful experience that such Is the case.
Something Of the sort seemed positively ne.
cessary 20 convince parents. too. in the class
OF life 10 which Rodgers belonged, that they
cannot suffer their children 20 break loose
from control and roam the streets By night.
and connect themselves with gangs o. row.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
The North CarorInIan, polli.hsd :, r.y.

siie'ille, has been purchased BY Me,srs. Martin 4
Psaree. who assume he joint management Of tie pa
pr. NJ. William Martin, Tho senior partner L. repre-.
seu,sd As ssntlemin Of edaeaiion large experience.
snd good Democrat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

Pension Agent William O. B,osdfoo,, Esq.
has sesn .rPoinisd Pension Agenl'n Fayetteville. in
place o. A. J.. o'EIanisn. Esq. resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
Minister 10 spain. The New York Tim,

Minister 20 spain. - The New York Tine.
announces from which il deems authentic The
sppoinimen, Of the Hon. WIN. Preston. Of Ke7lueky,
ss the American Minister al Madrid. W. Preston. IL
says. has accepted the appointment, and will make ar
engagements Tor an early departure 70 the seat o. his
mission.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

Postmaster at RaieIgh.-Georee T. Coax,
Esq has been appointed Postmaster ., Raleigh. in
place Of William White, Esd, Tor many years the in
cumlent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

Gen. scsl has returned to New York, % Ear reco.
yered from the injuries received BY The accident West
Pom, as TO be phe 20 resume bis numerous duties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13

The dtsths BY yellow. Fever in New or.
leans from June ! 10 Oct. I, were 5,i0I.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-13
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. C.
Wednesday, October I3. 1858.
TO Subscribers in Arrears. we are !

der the necessity Of again calling upon our delinquent
subscribers for a settlement Of their accounts. MANY
Of them have been suffered to mulate unit, the in
terest amounts to nearly quite as much The sub
scription and yet If charge interest we find dis.
position to complain prevailing. moments thought
will convince every that papers cannot be afforded
upon such terms. We find, therefore. that we must
Iaturn over new leaf" We sometime ago sent &C.
counts to all indebted for more than one years sub.
scrip,ion, some Of which responded promptly
and literally; but there yet many who have made
no reply al all. The accounts Of these we are now
making out again, with the intention Of putting them
into the hands Of an officer for collection as our neees-
stiles compel to do. Those who pay up before the
25th Of December and continue their subscriptions will
be relieved from cost, which hope large proper.
ton Of them will do
State Fair. ~ The Secretary Of the Executive
Committee has given notice that the services Of the
Salisbury Brass Band have been engaged for the ap-
preaching Fair.
TO give additional attraction, Il is announced that
there will be a Grand Tournament on the Fair grounds
during The week.
The Hon. Thomas L. Cnyman win deliver the an
/ nua address on the occasion.
Notice is given, that all visitors 10 the Fair BY Rail-
road will be passed al bali price tina, Is on paying
The full price to Raleigh, they will be permitted TO re.
turn free on the same ticket.
The Raleigh papers speak Of the Fair as promising
70 surPass al former ones in every respect.
-~-<--~>.>-~--~@
The Fayetteville Observer Of Monday says they were
visited with white frosts on Saturday and Sun.
day mornings last.
Snow fell 10 the depth Of three inches q, HornelIs.
vile, N. York, on The night Of the 7,h inst.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-02-10
xys,v VIII Won nc,.y,

Why will you neglect that diseuse which is ia.
king such dtep roo and which gives yuu warning
by that hacking rcneh thai you ARE fast rio ming
for cierni'y VI Why encourage ha, rein inihe eije
ih' rai irg of cod those night swt ais hat diff
hcult hseathinr, which silently whisper in your . ar
ihnl something must He cone 10 save yon from The
grave Of the consump'ive7 Why net SO nreessy
by p Knitting that disease to destroy your health,
nnd hasten yen to he tomb from whence no traveller
ever vet returnedf
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGFE
nr den'h must cary you to your silent grave. Why
delay while there is vet h0 ei onsump'iin is eau
set by impnre hnmnrs Of III booi be ny dep0sited
in lhn cells 1t the lungs. ilentr. theunes are like
q sp' ing of water. when r'ilel up by the dirt or
mad, it c!e"r water CONS any fpvs thrangh the
springs impu lilies or mud will be conveyed away
by he pure w'tpr Just with the blood when
kept in n Glenn or pure state: rs il constr nv haws
hrou the lungs, it carrh away all corrupt mat
ter, and perfect fenlh will be the res IT, From wo
10 four Pills tnken every night tr every o'her night
'r on,ugh 10 keep he bowels regular will in rea.
sOnahle time cure urn'ton The reason thesa
pills used more rhan all others. is because they
are made OF lurllypg vegetables, and cleanscd the
body from all corrupt a'ter, aud drive out dsense
Of every descripti. n, quicker aid in nildcr way
Than any other = lis. ea-s,
DIR Morse~ lntian Root Pills are sold by ali dea.
ltrs in Medicines ... r .+n u I'm y