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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-16
uAkTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL.
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.

ii The se GREIT PIN IHNNiifiHrLAroR.
AND sI REMEnY A F2R PYsPEfS,A WEAK
PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BorrLEs 10, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCoyERYIN MEDICAL
HARrsHoRE,ss CIr ,,on,d b. han,
in all families in case of aecldent. or sudden sick
ness, as 1T fresuenty cares in less tune than it re
i cures pain any part of the system and is used
doe lad Gd Pam sSe
and Body; also, STIFF Neok.every person should
a dGs
Gomafne t1 roysI s1pcs all pain from the system.
H6RSE,s fG PC FOR sYkUP s's OF WILD
S Wolid. " the best Cough Syrup in the
i yq n, a.. Te,I ggfigq,, S's AARTsHoRNE's
g. Stomach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
q e x 6 :. Pr, !.
town: III. Peel & Co. Alexandra. 90 l-tr
ID RUv WAN SYM p,
Solution Of Pretsxide of Iron Combined,
in the S.s do 20
an established medicine. Its
Efficacy in Curing
Dyspepsia, Affections of ths Liver, Drop,y,
NsHraIgia, Bronchitis and Con,xmptior Tts,
dsneiss, Disordsred Stat. Of tAe Blood. BoiIs,
Mercury, General Debility, and all Diseases
vhteh rsqEire Tonic and Aite,atirs Medteins,
IL beyond question.
authenticated; and of such peculiar -
character. that sufferers cannot Pm
p sefeIsSs s aesl'a'e TO receive the xQA
Ths PEkUyI4N sYRUPEsJEAxEl
but its range is extensive. becsusel sxgXsj
nj. many y, ,n. ,sss apparently unlike
By one remedy. The Class 70 of diseases for which
the OIasi Of 6fa m shts1
skill. The fact. tangible, the witnesses sooes-
trovsItibe. Those Who may wish for an opinion i
ron asnlerested persons respecting the character
lowing smOng numerous testimonials IN the hands
OF the Agents. The signatures those Of gentle
men wei krown IN the community, and Of the
undsrsensd having experienced tn. s.p.se,.
mend 1t to the attention Of the public :"
From experiences. .s nom tn. testimony
nnqu.stonsbs have doubt M efficacy in cases Of
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Dropsy N.orsS. &c Iseed
its effects would he incredible the rh character
their testimony DO rsstor.tiv. power
Trou ssIs p n14ss' Isonn G A.Osr.
8 i: kIspaIi, ND. 5... JAZZ. g. at pv.s:.
is well known medicinal effect Of pr,,,,,6. ~
Iron Ia lost by brief exposr 20 air And h,t 10
maintain solution OF Protoxde Of Iron without fnrth.y
o&o.uoh mas oeen deemed impossible. the Peruvian
syrup this desirable point attained by oorrsAIos
uhtNowh and this solution may replace the
Eode.. '' ''''e'' ana ..rt.'' s. Of The ms'srts
A...y.r to tn. stat. Of h m....e ~ d.
pn H Brylston street. Boston.
Dottles, q; medium sized bottles, 81,
N. L. CLARK CO. Proprietors, Boston,
For sale In Washington BY z. ID. Gilman. SPECIAL
Agent; yarn Palmer, John Schvartze T. M
Smith, Y. Harbaush, II. Il. MCPHERSON. =. S.
ash Joseph BuLy, Jas. fl. Stons, J. e. Lovejoy,
hy n C,.sa ~ n hidssl and in Georgetown
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IL ESlsahHg,r ~

OF E II. GRIFFIN, Treasurer of the
" Commissioners of Roads for the 9th
Regiment, s. G. NJ. q.
1857. DIR.
Oct, 18. To balance on hand af
ter making report, 1857, s 25 6S
1858 April 22. 10 cash rcceiv-
ed of j WI Cary, Tax Col
lcctor, 10000
May !. TO cash received of j w
L Cary, Tax Collector, $4,000
May s. 10 cash received of Thos
Price, for sale of estray mule, H. 8 Is
May 10. Tocash received ofCom
Singleton, for sale of cstray
sheep, r,-.e .-rr ,rru. / 90
May Is. TO cash received ofCom. ~
Singleton, for sale of cstray gt
hog, ...-s $50
June Z. To cash received of w
i Cary, Tax Collector, COS 90
june II. To cash received of
Com. Chastain, for cstray sheep 400
Aug. 2. 10 cash received ofJ w
l. Cary, Tax Collector, 1872
Sept. 13 TO cash received of
VIM Clayton, for cstray year
ling, 200
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-11-27
NaA.EKeE.

A FINAL settlement of tho Estate of CLAY
IA ton Jenkins deceased, will be made in
the Ordinary's Office, at Pickens Gil, on the
first Monday in January next. Those in
debted to said Estate must make payment,
and those. having demands must rcnder them
to me, attosted according to law, by tbat day.
Oct Q, 1853 ",
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STATE OF sonVse CaroIin:,.

tt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WHEREAS.J y Lawrencc hath appliedtom nc
" for letters of administration upon all and
singular the personal estate of James Pcliree.
deceased, late of the State aforesaid and district
oflickens: Tile kindred and creditors of. said
deceased arc, therefore,, cited to appear before
me, ut PickensC. III. ON Mouday the 18th Doc
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why said
letters should not he granted Given under my
hand and seal, Nov 10, 1853.
Ea t w j. PARSONS, ,o.P.D.
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~ NGeTAdIE.

FHE Estate of Jasper NJ Bell. deceased. will
be finally settled in the Ordinary's Office,
atPickcns 9. H., on the first Monday in Feb.
ruary next The Notes ard Accounts, due the
Estate, have been placed in tho hands of j. n.
HAGooD, Esq, for settlement; and they must
be paid at once, Persons having demands n
gelnst said Estate must present them to him oI
the undersigned, legally attes.cd, b. that day.
EMILY BELL, Adm'x
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FOR SALE.

MY VALUABLE PLANTATION lying o1fhe
liE Blue Ridge Rail Road, containing Three
Hundred and Sixty Acres. On !ltt pfemiscs,
there arc new dwelling, stables, carriage house
and oil necessary out-buildings, fromed and
weather-boarded. Tho place is one Of the bert
improved in the, District There are ahout 500
acres of woodland, we'll timbered. The tract
Ito wNlhal;a, cqnsdis,ant from these points.
For terms and further particulars, apply 10
DR.. B.-lk HfxaY.
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Estate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that final settle
~ mcnt of the Estate Of William y. Benson,
deceased, will be made before the Ordinary, al
fickens H. on the second Monday in Janua-
ry next. Those indebted to said Estate mus,
make payment, and those having demands will
render them TO me, legally atcsted by that tlny.
NANCY g. BENSON, Adnl'x.
Oct 6, 1858 IL am
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1TibaNe,'E A -R
Judge Clarke being ON the bench, took
the document, and, reOlmg the explanato-
ny endorsement, said, "The plea is rccsg-
Nl1ed by the Court, the juror is excused, p
and the aoick-wittod Tribunite walked forth
trfumphuntly free on the ground of lunacy
ground that hRd added no tarnish orsoil
to the mental reputation ftherevcrend in
dividual I'D
GOOD CoNUNDRuM--Why is a blush
like little girl Because it becomes "a
woman? l-. IN.
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Final Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that final sct-
IN tlemcnt of the Estate Of William Simp-
son, deceased, will be made before the Ordi-
nary, at Pickens Court House. on the Sd Mon
day in January next. Persons indebted to
tho Estate must make paymcnt, and those
having demands against said Estate must
render them to me, duly attcsted, on or be-
fore that time.
j. e. BROWN, Ex'or.
= Oct 13, 1853 I3 3m
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STATE or sOUTEH GAR0HHNA.

PIrKENB DIsT--IN the COURT OF COMPTON, FLEAs
Noel sandford F0reig" attachment.
John Philips. & Pig's tsgg's" 1wv
VVIIEREAs. tho plaintiff did. 5sps the 18th
day OF February, 1853, flo his deelarn-
ton against the defendant, who (as it is Saidl
is absent from and without tile limits of tllis
State. and has neither wife nor htto,Wey known
within the same upon whom a copy of the said
declaration might be served: II is ordered there
fore, that the said defendant do appear and
plead 10 the said declaration on or before tho
18th day of February, 1859: otherwise, final
and absolute judgment will then be given and
awarded against them.
j. Es HAGo0D. os.r.
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"No Sorrow Like Mine. :,

from u mothers hcurt--a mother rnI,helN Nnr
her first born
Two weeks AGO that very dov ho had boon
with her i'm the chamber where the voung
mother now sat in darkness and dcsointion,
the little Joyous head Auttcrinr about the
room, the little restless feet patterinr alonp
the floor, and the little clad voice breokinSS
up in quick shouts of laughter. or lispinp out
those pretty broken words and cntrc9ties
| which arc such sweet music To n no,her's
heart; and now -
| There stood in tho corner little crib,with
its pretty lace curtains, and over it hang the
snowy apron aud embroidered mcrino dress
| he had last worn. and at the foot lay the lit
tie morocco slippers that tho mother couldn't
| have removed from her SIGHT. though the fec,
that had wurn them now lay folded close TO-
gcther, and down so deep under the grass
that no warmth of the sunshine could ever
! reach them
DON'T. Mary, don't! 1t might have been
worse. Remember there are sorrows greater
than yours" sail the soft, plying voice Of
| Ms. Howard. the lady's most intimate friend
who was passing tho morning with her.
Tho stricken woman looked up in incrctlu.
lous astonishmcnt thnt checked for moment
the flow Of her tears. "IIow can you tell
mo this, IEclon2" she exclaimed in u voicc
broken with gricfand wounded feelings; che
wns my only boy, my little Harry, with but
two years and Eve months over his golden
head and loved him so; and then | don't
believe there ovorwaS another quite so pretty
and bright child
You know, too, how my very heart was
bound up in him; how, if ever ran out for
an hour, was never easy until got back to
him again; and how used to watch him ne
ter he'd got to sleep in the crib there with
one little chubby hand wrapped up like
lily under his check, and the smiles Grimm
,ng up his red lip; and then, just to think Of
ms pretty, irolicksomc, teasing way, that
made me stop, every other minute and hug
nm up to my heart, and cover his face with
Kisses on Harry, my baby, my precious
nahy shall never see you again Surely,
sorrow;" and the sobs broke out again.
Yes, Mary, there was" and Mrs. How
SId s: : solemn tones checked the tears of her
mttnnro.s LtVrr, M,iow w. Oa a sorrow WIN whose
has cnmc ;oto onr f,rniIv IU nntp riS'n m, anu u
only sister, for hcr pr:,S, hor idol. her Her. e
! bert is in prison! p
Oh, Helen |" cried Mrs. Sprngue, spring
ing up from her chair while she looked at
inc ..I paie, Work'mg features OF her friend,
T cannot pu ,0t'ItS taIt oFi ft ,I.r m - .;,
me- as it has his mother front;c Won Won '. so|
him in his childhood and can YOU romcmScr
what beautiful promising hoy he was; but
ne ne, was 'mpctuons' and fond of society and
AL SGrII Gl I, inn' ana ms mother was dotng
"mtrnnt% I,i"u T''u So nj ssow up 10 ms SeI
thou~h ho wos ton EnI.5cortol @ ., Lo ',ru". ",
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State of south Carolina.

Dicdrich Bienlann Foreign Attachment
Vi Norris, II. Pulliam,
IIendrick LcAford Plf''s A4,,ys
W WHEREAS. the plaintiff did, on tile 18th day
w of May, 1858, file his declaration against
the defendants, who (as it is said )are absent from
and without the limits of this State, and have
neither wifeno attorney knownwiihin the same,
upon whom q copy of the said declaration might
be served: 1t is ordered, therefore, tlat the
said defendants do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 18th day OF May,
1859; otherwise, final and absolute Judgment
will then be given and awarded against them,
81, j. II. HAG0OD, Ger
Clerks Office May Ii, 1863 lyq
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EOSa,ED

EsGaA,ED
I(EFORE ne by Jchu Hunt bav mare
-A) Mule, 8 or l0yoars old, heavy built, and
some white spots on the neck caused by the
collar. Appraised at one hundred dollars
The owner is required to come forword, prove
property, pay costs and take it away. or the
law will he enforced as in such cases made
ndprovitlcd. Said mule can be found at
Mr.. Hunts, near the Trap.
A. j. ANDERSON, N.p.D.
Oct l6, 1858 i6 m4m
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state OS' SOi.gga CarUatMa,
PICKENs--IN EQUITY. 3a
Avarilla Griffin
Bill for Partition, &c.

Thos. Griffin. ct. ais .. s.,s...a
appearing to the Court, upon bill fled, that
j. B. Mnnsell and wife Ynshti, Barton Grif-
fin. Benjamin Griffin, Sargent Griffin, X. II.
Griffin, II. a. Bilingsy and wife Minerva; tho
heirs at law of Bailey Griffin, deceased, to wit
Ar"rilla Griffin, Sargent }, Griffin, Joseph Grif-
fin; and the hcirs-at law of William Griffin. dc
ceased, namely: Avarilla ~. Griffin Nancy v.
Griffin Elihu II. Griffin. Rosannah NJ Griffin,
g. B. Griffin. Mary l.. NJ Griffin. Bailey Is. Grif-
lin, Thomas v Griffin, MargdrctT. Griffin, Mar
tia +. ID. Griffin and Jane Nj S. Griffin reside
without the limits of this, State: on motion of
Harrison, complninnnt,s solicitor, il is ordered
therefore. that the said absent defendants do
appear IN this honorable court and plead an
swer or demur to CON clainant's said bill of COM
plant, within three months from the publcu-
ton hereof. or the same will be taken pro con
JcSSo rs To them
ROBT. A,THOMrSON, c.E.r.p.
Com'rs Office Aug 81, 1868 SIN
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Estate Notice.

Ill persons indebted to the Estate of Robert
n Stewart, Esq, deceased, arc requested to
make immediate payment and those having
demands against said Estate must present them
duly atteptcd on or before Monday the 18th day
Of December next, or they will he barred. A
final settlement OF this Estate will be made be-
fore the Ordinary, at Pickcns G.. H.. on that
day. PHOS. r.. PRICE, Admir-.
Sept. 8, 1858 g t 3m
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8tate al SOMtIl CarNEina,
rIOkgNs--IN ORDINARY.

Tx rarte Petition to apply funds to
I Mauldcu. Sur'r the puy lnent Of debts.
1T appearing TINT Joseph d Looper Henry
j Duncan (or lIcstcr) and wife Polly. Peter
Phillips'ond wife Caroline, John Pritchet and
wife Rachel, reside without the limits of this
State: 1t is ordered, therefore. that they do APP
pear in the Ordinarys office, Mt Pichcns G ii,
oil the first Monday in January next, and shew
cause, if amy they can. why the prayer Of tho
said petition should not be granted.
w j. PARSONS, orr.
Orllinnrv' y office. Sort u. 1873 3ln
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JEWELRY, GOLD & SILVER
JEAN BTE. FISCIlESSER,

O'N-At, ~ r'' irhh'NiiINHSiNNI
WalNall:s, $. d.,
VI AS just now returned from New York with
III n large and beautiful assortment of
W WAT'CEIEa, SESY ELNY,
Goth GOLD and SILVER, J Clocks, Music Boy
es Combs, Brushes, Fancy Articles, Perfttmery,
Soaps, Gold Pems ETC.: oll of which has bcpn
bought for CASH, and which he offers for sale
on tho most accommodating terms,
Df3S~ lie also REPAIRS WATCHES and 9th
er articles in his line. and solicits the patronage
of tho public. Ills stand is near the public
square; at Walhalla, S. c.
Dec. H. 1856 "a tf
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ISAAC wicKLlFFE.
LUMRERi LUMRERI

'THE undersigned are now prepared to fill or
ders for LUMBER of all kinds at their Mill
on Oconee Greek, sever miles north cast of Wal
ha'la. Lumber will be leliycrcdif it is desired
by the purchaser Our terms will be made ac-
commodatings and We respectfully solicit the pa
tronagc of the public. JAMES GEORGE,
NJ. Il. MITCHELL,
Feb. 10, 1857 81 j. N. LAWRENCE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

MExrco.-The government at Washing
ton has received a communication from Mr.
Forsyth, our Minister to Mexico, asking ia
structions as TO the course he shall pursu,
with reference TO the tax levied on the pro
perry Of American citizens By Zuloago. III,
matter was submitted TO Attorney General
Black, who having examined il in conncc.
ton with the decree aud the treaties exist.
ing between the two governments, by which
our citizens are placed on an equal foot.
Ing with those Of the most favored ma.
tions, is Of opinion that while general tax
may be imposed in accordance with usual
forms and for legitimate purposes, yet taking
all the data into consideration and looking
at the present condition Of Mexico, the col.
lection Of money 10 the manner proposed il
IN the nature Of forced contribution. lie
therefore sustains the course Of Mr.. FORSYTH
in.rcfusing On the part of American residents.
to pay The tax. Mr.. y. will be duly advised
Of this decision.
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Mr.. BLlFKIN's BARy.

mat hr.t badly was a great institution
As soon as lie came into this " breathins
world J" as the late Mr. Shakespeare has IL
he took command in our house. Eyerythinu
was subservient 10 him. The baby was M
balance wheel lhltregulated everything, lie
! regulated the temperature he regulated the
iooi he regulated the servants; lie regulated
me. For the first six munths of that pre :.
cIous existence he had me u n on an AVERAGE sir
tunes night. Mr.. BlIfkin's," saws nv
vile, bring that light here, do; the baby
looks strangely; I'm so afraid il will have 4
~ vi course the lamp was brought, and
q course the baby lay sucking his fist like 4
little white bear, as he was. MIR. Blifkins. /"
SAID my wife, :" feel draught Of air; | wish
you would get up and see il the window i
not open little, because the baby nigh; get
sieN. Nothing was the matter with the
window, as knew very we'll. "Mr, Blif.
kins, SAYS my wife, just as | was going To
sleep again, that lamp. a. YOU have placed
u. shines directly in baby's face-stranre
that you have no more consideration
arranged the light and went to bed again.
Just Just a. ! was dropping 70 sleep again, i" Mr..
b'hklns, said my wife, !" did you think 10
ouy that broma to-day for the babys" my
dear, said !, will you do me the Injustice
10 believe that could overlook a matter so
essential 10 the comfort Of that incstimable
ehlld - She apologized very handsomely,
but made her anxiety the scapc goat. for.
gave her, and without saying a word mnre
10 her, addressed mtsei TO sleep. "Mr.
Bllikins. said my wife, shaking me, you
must not snorc so, you will wake the baby. ("
. jest so. jest so" said I, half asleep, think.
ing ! was Scion Shingle. "Mr. Blirkins. !"
salu my vile, will you get up and hand me
me warm Cruel from the nurse lamp Tor
baby This dear child fit wasn't Tor his
mother ] don't know what he would do.
TO" can you sleep 50, Mr.. Blifkins :" 81
suspect, my dear" said j" that il Is be.
cause am tried" sOh. it's yety well for
you men to talk about being tired" said nv
VIE don't know what you would saw il
you had TO toll aud drudge like a poor wo.
man with q baby" tried 10 soothe her by
telling her she had no patience at all. and
got up Tor the posset. Having aided IN al.
'werlng the baby's requirements, stepped
INTO me bed again, with the hope Of sleep.
ing. Mr.. Blilkins - said she, in louder
key. ! said nothing. "0h dear |" sai, that
'stlmable woman, in great apparent anguish,
: how can man, who has arrived at the |
honor q live baby Of his own. when he
lan't know that the dear creature will live
lill morning." remained silent, aud, al. |
Ter while. deeming that Mrs. BIifkins had
zone to sleep, stretched my limbs for re.
pose. How long slept don't know, but | |
vas awakened BY furious jab 10 the fore.
iead by some sharp instrument. 1 started
ip. and Mrs. Blifkins was sitting NJ ii The !
bed adjusting some portion Of the baby's
lress. She had. IN state of semi. snmno.
ence. mistaken my head for the pillow,
which she coutomatily used for nocturnal
protested against such treat.
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
NEWBERN LIGHT INFANTRY.

On Wednesday the eth inst, lust az IN
red sun was bidding good bye 10 day. an
gray twilight was gathering around. tie ha n
Py peace and stiffness Of our usual quiet vii
iase was startled ny cannon booming in m
distance. Aroused by the signal, our bray,
boys, the Orange Guards commanded b,
capt. rride Jones. beat " to arms" and sooI
were on the march to the HiIlsboroueh Sta.
tion on the N. Carolina Rail Road an,
there, well fortified and stationed ON m,
very soil rendered sacred by the memory b
the heroes Of the Regulators, thew awaited
me development Of the mysterious cannon.
roar. Ere long the ears were seen approach.
ING US from Raleigh, their flag waving proud.
y ~ the breeze, and ears deafenei by the
discharge OF artillery. Brayely did the Or.
a"se Guards meet-not enemies--but with
,nucI pleasure as well as surprise. friends
'he Newbern Light Iniantry, beautiful and
open hearted Company, commanded by Capt.
!. ID. Jordan. Alter firing several salutes.
ana mutual exchanges of warm and friendly
greetings, the Orange Guards heading he
procession. conducted our guests to this our
ancient Borough, and after seeing them well
quartered under the hospitabe roof Of our
friend u. Z. Stroud. of the Orange Hotel.
hey wished them pleasant dreams and took
their leave.
Early on the morrow both Companies were
IN motion. and the contrast OF their un;form
presented quite tasteful and handsome ap.
prarance. Notwithstanding a shower was
falling at the time, they paraded the princi.
pa streets, calling forth the surprise and adj.
in'ration OF our citizens and visitors. Halt.
ING IN front Of Chief Justice Nash's they fthe
Newbern Light Infantry exhibited thai noble
spirit due from gratified sons TO an honored
and distinguished Father, acknowledging ina,
we might nurse hls declining days, but they
fad rocked his infant slumbers; and while
they fingered, our thoughts ran to the dis.
lant held OF Germantown aud the blood of
ne nero OF that day, and how closely was il |
connected with the venerable Judge that
stood before US. Firing salute, they start
y 70 ue Depot. where, after friendly God
''ess you, the Newbern Light Infantry mt
'ut Tor Greensborough, Salisbury and Char
otte, several OF the Orange Guards accom-.
'anying them. Al these several places they
net with cordial reception, particularly At
1harlotte. and be il said to the praise of the
ltihens Of Charlotte, they treated them with
very Kindness. There were present the
,ardy patriotic sons and lovely daughters,
here they mingled in tie happy dance iii
ate. and went away pleased and delighted.
cong 1--we the noble sons OF Mecklenburg
The patriotic blood of the sires of The Rev.
luton mas been handed down TO their sons
men-that will ever be worthy Of the
ames Of their glorious ancestors!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-21

ISDIA.--'rhe latest news from India il b,
no means encouraging 70 the English, an,
The press and people are concurrlng in The
opinion that there Is nothing substantial, in
The way Of pacidcation, in the of reported
victories over the rebels. They are set down
as mere guerrilla victories, gained al undis.
coycrable places oserunpronouneeable names
Some progress continues to be made ID The
way OF carnage, but very little in the way 81
rendering The population willing and faithful
subjects. Indeed, some Of the London GA
pcrs do not hesitate TO predict the eventual
and not very distant expulsion of British
power from India. Certain il is that the
present wastelul and expensive warfare can.
not be long maintained.
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ment 10 somewhat round terms. pointing to
several pertorations in my forehead. She
told me should willingly bear such triilne
things Tor the sake Of the baby. insisted
upon II that didn't think my duty as a par
ent to that young immortal, required the
surrender OF my forehead as pincushion.
This was one of the many nights passed in
this way. Tie truth was, that baby was
what eyerSsman's first baby is, an aatocrat
absolute and unlimited. Such was The
story OF Blifkins. as he related to US. tie
other day. II is a little exaggerated picture
Of almost every mans experience.