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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

The Empire City has arrived at New Or
leans. with news that British cruisers con.
tinue the search Of American vessels in the
Gulf Of Mexico. on the plea of overhauling
slavers. accompanying the search with over.
bearing and insulting conduct.
The rehuantepec route to California will
probably be opened this fall. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have contracted 10
take the mails semi. monthly from N. Orleans
to the Pacific for s280.a00 per annum.
II is stated that the Senate Of New Granada
has passed the Cass. Herran convention, alter
so amending it as to leave in it only pro-
mise to pay whatever sum may be adjudged
by arbiirators to be due to citizens Of the
United States for the Panama massacre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Now York. May |


The Persia has arrived, with dates from
Liverpool to the LIST instant.
The debate OH Mr.. dIsraelis India reso.
luton commenced in Parliament on the 30th.
The first section, declaring it expedient to
vest the government of India in the British
Grown. was carried. with cheers. The de-
bate is adjourned.
The operations of the Atlantic cable are
going on briskly. More than 1000 miles are
now cooled on board the two ships. The
:" paying-out" machinery of the cable is COM
pleted aud pronounced perfect.
The details Of the Indian news are inter,
esting. Sir Hugh Rose invested Jhausi with
three brigades on the 9th of March. The
rebels. 10000 strong, retired TO the fort.
On the next day the bombardment commen.
ced. An attempt was made on the LIST OF
April by IS 900 rebels to raise the siege, but
was defeated, with the slaughter Of | 500
men and the loss Of all their guns and camp
equipsge. The town was stormed and taken
on the 4th, and the fort occupied on the 9th.
The rebels had 5000 killed and six British
officers were also killed. The Rance escaped
with few attendants, and was holly pursued.
Gen. Roberts carried Kotah on the Goth.
with great slaughter Of the rebels, the English
loss being trfing.
The S7th regiment, under Col. Neilman,
had been compelled to retire from near As
singheur, and at the last accounts was shut up
in Azimghur, and strong detachments had
gone to his relief.
The country opposite Benares was much
disturbed. The northern provinces were
quietly disarmed.
calpee was filled with rebels, and great
panic was prevailing there.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

FAraL MIsrAKg.--O Monday evening last.
while Mr.. shillinglaw, Of Hamilton, Cana.
da,) was preparing seidlitL powder, he
mistook quantity Of arsenic for the car
Donate Of soda, which he had for the purpose
Of making the drink he mixed the poison,
and before he discovered his mistake drank
freely Of the fatal draught Some time after.
wards he felt symptoms Of the poison and
mentioned il. Medical assistance was i'm
mediately called in, but too late, for he ex.
pired in few minutes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

FarAI FRElK OF 4 For.--ln Middlesex, New
York, on Wednesday afternoon. John X.
Francisco, aged about fifteen years, went out
into she'd attached to his fathers barn, and
suspended himself BY the neck with a rope.
lie told some little children who were with
him 10 run into the house as he was going to
hang himself. and from this il Is supposed
that he did not intend really 20 commit sui.
eide, but expected some one would come and
release him. The father was nearly frantic
with grief on finding his son dead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

tbs TUxSEL.--The Charlottesville JEFF.
fersonian says: "Since last week we have
twice passed through the ong-talked Of Blue
Ridge tunnel. On the train approaching
either side Of il the cars are lighted up and
a red light placed on the end Of the rear car,
the speed is diminished, and every precau-
ton used TO prevent accidents. The entire
distance can be seen through from the front
OF rear. The light on the outside Of the
tunnel assumes, as the cars progress through
il. an appearance Of luminous FIRE. and at
last perfect brilliant blaze; the house at
the western end. its doors and windows. and
persons standing near. are seen distinctly till
the train gets more than half way through
the tunnel, when the light becomes as itwere
blaze Of fire."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

The material, when worn out, would be
worth fully one half the original cost. The
annoyance from dust would be avoided. A
great saving in cleaning would be effected.
There would be. comparatively speaking,
little or no noise. The horses would last at
ieasta third longer. and an important saving in
the wear and tear Of carriages and vehicles Of
all kinds would be reaized.--Strong argu-
ments, certainly, for the iron interest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19


GRassHoPpERs N TExAs.--A gentleman
who has Just returned from journey through
Gonzales, Caldwell, Hays, ComaI, Guada-
lupe, Bexar. karnes. and DE Witt counties,
informs us that generally throughout these
counties the grasshoppcrs have destroyed the
entire growing crops Of corn, wheat, cotton,
and all garden vegetables, 80 that there is
scarcely green thing left. On the Cibolo.
the grasshoppers were so numerous week
ago, that our informant could not put his foot
10 the ground without treading on them.
The planters, though greatly tlisheartened,
are in hopes that these destructive insects
may leave early in NAV, in which case they
think they may make tolerable crops Of cot.
ton and corn. as the prospects otherwise were
never better.
The insects eat everything clean as they
20. Our informant SAYS he saw wheat fields
on the outside Of which the wheat was cut
down a. clean as IL could have been done by
a cradle, aud every stalk eat up, while the
balance Of the fields had not been touched at
al. They not only eat the corn that is
above the ground, but eat everything under
ground TO the roots. They are now COM
mencing 10 ny, and this is looked upon as a
favorable omen.
Asyet the grasshoppers have not made their
appearance higher up than Austin, nor FAR
| Their 10 the cast, nor are they yet seen IN OF
rbeow Victoria. But within their range the
destruction has already been very great.
We understand these destructive little
animals are also deyouring the leaves and the
bark Of fruit trees, such as the peach and
pear but whether they will do them ans
serious injury remains 20 be tested.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Obiimary.

Died. At his residence 10 Aamance county. on Sun.
day evening last, DE-. Michael w. Holt aged about IS
years. Dr.. Holt Va. highly esteemed as a citizen and
g physician AMI his kind and eoneilisioty manners
sscure the favor Of al who knew him. lie ppfesen.
lei The county Of Orange In the House q Commons 10
islo, while associated with Aianance. snd was mem.
Der Of the Senate in the last Legislature or the district
Of Randolph and Alsmanee. lie has left three mother
less children snd large circle 81 relatives and friends
TO mourn great los. bu, with the eonsoIng hope that
b. has bu, lei, ssns Of sufsnns ioi glorious i'm.
mortality.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

dispatch was received yesterday at the
Indian Bureau, from &. Rector, soperinten.
dent Of Indian affairs at Head Of Pass. stating
that he was at that place with Billy Bowlegs
and one hundred and sixty,6ve Florida Semi.
noles. on board the United States steamer
Grey Cloud. Thus the Florida war seems
at an end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

InxESsE FRlup.-IIenry Dwight, New
York Wall Street broker, has been ar
rested for fraud and perjury. in connection
with the Chicago, Alton and 81. Louis Rail
road Company. amounting to millions Of dol
lars. Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest o. Henry Hotchkiss and Hamilton spen.
Ger, charged with completely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
MARRIED..

In Wake county. on Wednesday evening The Isih
instant. by The Rev. DE-. Cook. MI Atr1,spta PLE,s.
AVIS. Of this place. TO Miss AsELiA x. RO,ssoSb'
daughter q Mr.. John Rosemond, Of Wske.
40 the residence Of Mrs. sarah Johnston. IN Rock.
insham county. on The 9Th instant by the Rev John
n. PickafJ, Mr. THoNas A. RlrtiTF 10 Miss M1HtHl,
second daughter Of The late Richard D. Johnston.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

LARGE RoBBsRr. telegraphic despatch
from Augusta, Georgia, states, that Adams
Express has been robbed Of a package con-
tanning ten thousand dollars, in bill on the
Planters and Mechanics Banks Of Charles
ton. The package was stolen between ATTAIN
Ia and Montgomery. The company offer
twenty five hundred dollars for its recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

1,HB sciences q Chemistry and Medicine have teen
Il tsxed their utost 70 produce this lest most perfect
rurHiive which l. known 70 man. Innunsrahls proofs
are shown that these PLs have virtues which supAss in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
pfecedenttdiy uron the esteem q all men. TheyAe Ass
and pleasant % take Int powerful % cure Their psne
trating rsop<ru stimulate me vital activities u the ty
remove the otstrucons e iis organs purify the bod
and srpsi disease Tbsypurgs The foul humots which
bred and grow distsmper, stimulate sluggish % disar
deed organs into their natural action and mpart healthy
tone -ith strength % he whole system Not ouiy DO
they eufr The everyday complaints q every holy bot
siso rmidable and dangerous Diseases that have trd
The best q human skill Willie they produce powerful
ssecs they The time, IN diminished doses. the
sast and tcst physe that tt employed &c children.
Being sugarroaied they pleasant 10 iaks and icing
purely seEsAie, me- ium any rsk " harm. Curs
have been ads which surass iiSef we're they no sn-
santlnied b men q snch GRATED psion and character
q 20 frbad The suspicion q uutruih Many eminent
serKymen and physician. have lent their NAMES % Csfti
n 70 the publc The reliability a ny rsmries while 9TH.
sfs have scot me the assurance u their cnntcon tsf
ny Preparations contribute immtnss the relief V ny
sfsicted, saherihs ieloulmsn.
ne Aren't below named l. pleased 10 furnish erais ny
American AimaBsc containing directions tc thrr ne and
certificates q their tnfes e the igving euMplaiuts.
co.tlrsnsss Bilious Complaints, rheumatism Dsursy,
eartburn Heaiaths arising ffum foul stomach. Nau.
a. Indigestion, Maffd 1nartigh q the Bowels and Pan
arising thefeutns ftatuitngYs ba " HltNttte ~ Ntfe
eus and Cutanedus nssaes Nhifh require An ethcuaut
Nsdicine STofa o. Knzs xvi. They slse. W purity
ng the tlooi ard stimulating he system. cure many
ecmpalnss which would not r. supiused they cotld
tsaeh, such Deafness Partial Hhndneses NFtfaEia shd
Nervous fftitaliy. nfsnEeinents u The yer aud Nit
nsys Gout ard oilsf tnirsd complaints arising hoin
Ios state q the bciy oisiructen q " tanctuns
~ not h. rai "a " unprincpied dealers With s'ns
elher rlii they make more pr0Ht On. Ash fr arms
rru. and take nothins sse. Nc other they cAn site
tOu eontar rith this IN IL iptriase vsius q curative
powers The och want The bssi AID ihsrs &c them,
sud thsy should havsil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Y o TICE.

,INHE business will be continued by the new 6rm II
Il the same piics. They would be pleased to sec
their former customers sud the balance d the human
race. Thry have nov 10 Of the largest aud
most varied asscfiments oi Goods Offered IN this
market, consisting Of every variety and description.
Their motto Is. quick sales and shoIt profits. SIX
months time will IL given 10 punctual dealers.
AL kinds Of pioduce will he tlken ~ exchange fof
Goods Call aud examine their stock before purchas-
ivy s''s"'s's' ALBRIGHT & BASON.
Graham, April 20. 31--iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

Casr laos plyEsENrs pHiLaprLrma.--A
plan for cast.iron psvements in connection
with city railroads, has been submitted TO
several gentlemen OF judgment and expert.
ence. and they unite 10 The opinion that the FOL.
lowing advantages will be derived BY adopt.
ing it;-The first cost would be materially
less. The duration would be twice a. long.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

"A CONVENTION Of tho Democracy Of 0Ysaec
"A county, viii be hel in the town of Ijllshoroneh.
on Tuesday Of May Court fo' ~ purpose Of fs...atr
Ing candidates to represent ,aG county in the next Ge
neal Assembly. fall delegation from ali sections Of
the county Is earnestly desired.
ApeiI 20. 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AyEn.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Msss

sold b
a. Sold By J. e. webb 4 Co, lIill.hofough: 4. 4
J. Holt, Gtahsmi y. 4. Bradley. Wilmington; $. J..
Hnsiais, fayeiieyiIIet NJ. A. Santos q Co.. Noffnlk
n. q. Hives. Petersburg; r.srcel ladi a Co. Rich.
mond and by al Druggists Throughout the country
NAV II, 3g-12m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
FIDDLETON TANNERY.

ryNHE subscriber having purchased the Tan Yard on
L the msin fuil from llsofdugh TO ROIhornugh.
about midway between the tW1 nllres. viii be pleased
10 furnish To those who may favor him wh their pa
iTonsge, good article Of
Sole, Upper, and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken 10 exchange Tor Leather, and llhefal
price will be paid in cash iof them, OF will IAN them
o" 'H''''' II. RoGNTREE.
Fijdleioa. n. c. S6-lsmp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

BEWARE Of QrAcK NosTRUMs & QgAcK
DOCTORS. - Use Hembold's Highly Concentrated
extract Buchu for al diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys
and sexual Organs. Read the advertisement. Helm.
holds Genuine Preparation"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19
Letter from a ,cei-known Physician.

Haverhil, Mass, June /, 1885.
Nm. SETH w. FowLE g. Go. Gentlemen: While
suffering from Dyspepsia years since and Trying
almost every thing for its removal without any benefit,
was accidentally led TO make Of the Oxygenated
Bters," and after short trial Of them found my health
improving, and 10 time my disease radicaiy removed
Since then have used them in my practice, and gene
rally with good success. ] know Of no medicine so well
adapted the Of Dyspepsia, in many Of its aggra-
waited forms. have the most stubborn cases. which
had resisted almost all the preparations commonly used
for Indigestion yield If by magic upon the admins
raton of few doses these Bilers. Such results have
increased my confidence in their medicinal powers and
strengthened my convictions Of their superiority
oil other insiuneniaes, in the treatment Of the com.
plants FOR which they are recommended.
would certainly advise those troubled with Dyspep-
STA 10 use the Bers and am confident all who do
will reap great benefit If there il nothing counteract
their use. A. X. PORTER, NJ. d.
SKTH w. FowLE & Co., 1888 Washington Street,
Boston. Propretos. Sold by their agents every where.
or For sale 10 Hillshorough by J. Z. Webb Il Co.;
in Greensborough by DR.. p. ]. Patrick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-19

DISEASE OF THE LlvER.-By this disease we
understand the inflammation either Of the membrane
substance OF the liver, known by dull pains in the right
side the stomach always dsordered the yellow inge Of
the skin, dry cough, tongue coated, costyeness, high
colored urine. and Of thick nature weakness
and severe pains ia the head.
The quantity Of corrupted humos in the region Of the
liver causes defective secretion Of the bile. The liver
when healthy serves filter the blood, TO separate
all npurliy from il, OF TO refine it, When diseased, it
cannot purify the blood. which, when sent the lungs
brains and other parts in morbid condition, may
Jaundice, Consumption, Insanity, &c. and Withholding
the natural stimulous 10 the intesines Dyspep
sa, Piles, and other complaints, you perceive the d.
rect way Unayel and the whole system 10 pieces
A patient suffering from this complaint should resort
to speedy relief Yet there very lew medicines worth
cent "a curin, diseases. What then shall be done
We saw. use Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. they
composed Of plants and roots; they will be found
sure cure Tor this painful disease because they purge
from the body those corrupt and sagnant humors, and
cleanse and the blood which is the not
only OF the disease Of the liver and the Inflammation Of
The kidney and the bladder but Of every description Of
disease. From 70 Of the above pills, taken every
night on going TO he'd. will in few days, entirely re-
icse the body Of everything that is opposed 10 health.
DE-. Maiscs Indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
ia Medicines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
Election in Carnnn vallau

.. We are indebted 10 the Clerk Of Carson county.
Utah Territory, for the following official returns II
the recent election held there for Selectmen and
county officers. The returns 0f Rve precincts were
thrown out, which caused considerable feeling at tue
ume' and reflected Snmewhst on the integrity ii the
Officers. u the election had been properly cOnduc-
ted and Rll the VOTES in the different precincts
counted, as the opponents Of what was called the
M"rmon ticket" contend they should have been not
cund: date IN the "MOrnun ticket" would have been
elected. II Is stated, TOO on reliable authority that
but little interest manifested In the election
large MINORITY Of the citizens Of the Valleys being
opPoSqd' even remotely, % acknOwiedgngiheju rls.
dct'0n Ot Utah, ar having any connection with the
Mormon people. This may account for the smallnpss
ut the vote. They have peiitiOned Congress for u
new Territory, and they lave strong probability
Of succeeding. The following is the official vote for
county and township officers, as furnished US by
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
PLACERvILLR POST OFFICE.
NAIL AnnAAsxEum.

NAIL AR1ASakAENrD.
NAIL Is Dispatched from this oAce daily eundaya ex-
N cept, Sacramento, fan Francisco, and ell parts
fthis state, which closes At O'Clock, p. N.
special mail IL dispatched daily, SandayA Excepted to
COion,A Nit Cold Springs, which cOsrS at o'clock r. NJ
special I'll IA also dispatched daily Sundays except
ed To IeorEctswu eta Spanish Fiat; which closes At
o'clock p. W
weekly mail will be dispatched from this Oice to Td
dletown rtt. NeWtoWn and Cedarvne, every Monday
W"rnlnE. Mail closes NJ o'clock on eundAy might.
Fri Weekly mail will be dispatched from thia once to
Indian DEGnEa, eGH. Nswtown and Cetlarvile. to he
ci"sed Sunday, Tuesday, aud Thursday Vt 6OOk NJ
The mails for the Atlantic States, Europe, &C. close At
this Office about the Sd and 18th Of each month"; except
when those days come Saturday, and then they will
close the day previous.
The MAls Tor Oregon aud Washington Territories are
dlsrasched semmontlly, immediately AeF the arrival
Of the Atlantic malls.
Wccklym mail will be dispatched from this once 70 The
Atlantic States, Ct0 Carson Valley and RAn Lake City to
IT. Joseph, Missouri to be closed every friday o'clock
NJ Letters Intended to be sent BY THE mal must b.
marked. d" ctd Salt Lake City"
OFFICE hOCR9.-ThlS ONCE will he kept open daily.
sundays executed. from ocloch A. NJ I'LL 10, NJ; and
from ~ I'LL ~, PM .
On HuudAys-PrOm I'LL 10. A. NJ. and from till >. p,
NJ. A. N. THATCHER, Post Master.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
Proceedings Of Common Council


M'ard met, Mayer Jones prrsiding-Prcscnt Aid.
Rny, Johns, DarSs, SAlmun and CAIk.
The Committee for examining Collectors books
asked fur farther time, which was granted.
Aid Dar>s moved that the report Of the Treasurer,
certified 10 by the Finance Committee, be accept
ed and placed Un file. Carried
Aid. Salmon moved that the report Of the Board
0f Equalization be received aud placed IN file.
Carried.
Aid. Nirsa moved that the Recorders report be
laid the table until next regular meeting. Car
ri~d.
The following bills were allowed: r. T. Herman.
deE, &l6 81; Genrgc N. Cnndec, els 00 Charles Is.
Petit els 40; Smith Nash, 81 So; do. so 90 I;
Robert White. 81 81.
Moved that the Committee on streets and public
places be authorized to receive proposals fur build
ing VI repairing bridge on Sacramento street, with
full power 70 act Carried
Aid. Johns moved that an ordnance be drawn by
the city Attorney, under the supervision "f commit
tee streets aud public places, for repairing aud
grading Main street Carried.
The Mayor placed AID BArAa ON Committee on
streets and public places, in place Of Aid. Carr.
Aid Darss moved that the Beard now proceed 10
levy Tax Cor the ensuing year. Carried.
Aid. Roy moved that the rate Of tax be fixed rs
follows: the snlOunt Ot tax tn b. levied at 0nc aud
n half per csnt.-M of pee cent for sinking fund
3le GOr iUtereAt funds 4 for school fund; S-id for
general fund.
Aws-Roy. Clark. Johns. salmon and Barss.
Board adjourned IN meet on Tuesday next.
X. 5. HERNANDEZ, Clerk c. c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27

GncD.-Tl Placer MpdLi says. we have received
petitions from Placerville fbr circulation asking Of
CUngrcAH an increased mail service, and more dis
path the Central Overland R0uic tid Puccrvilc
and Salt Lake. We shall take pleasure IN securing
humorous signatures Ia that effect Increased mail
facilities very desirable and the Administration
aTc diSp'Ecd To- grant them. II is certainly bad
policy Il" urge objections To any of the Overland
runicS, and is matter of surprise tO tn heur
men. I'D aud permanent settlers nf California and
interested in her progress and prosperity, cIamnr
against anv of the routes. To dsinicrcsird parties
il books aS il they were playing into the hands Of
the Pa'hc Steamship Company.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27

b. 6. BRASeH MISr.-The SEPARATIONS IT this Cs.
tabllshmcnt for the half month, ending November
18th, aaya the San francisco .IdtiOndk SUN up fur
guild Deposited Ss.9eAe0 or; aud the coinage Of
double eagles Ct $4,000 The total amount ct Fra
ser river dust received ct the Mint, Is less than
$4,000 from May to November 18th. How much
moAey was expended, how many hardships under
gone, how much suffering endured u get thia pal:
try sum Of $l5O,O0O. Hut Ills IL still the age Ot
hImbUgs, Notwithstanding our boast "f the advance
AZ intelligence. Men seem never to be better pleas
ed than when they are grossly duped.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27

\ Thousand acts Of Thought, and will. and
decd. shape the { aturcs and expression Of the
soul habits "f love, and purity, and truth
halat> of El>chood. malice. and unclranncSS
->ilr, tly mould and fashion il, till at length
it wears the likeness Of Gmi, or the image and
>upcr>ciiption Of the Evil One.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27

AFRuD OF Cs.-PIivate letters received at Wash.
ingi"n speak &c the alarm Of several or the South
Au,"ric1m RcpuLli'~ ut "ur Decentralization against
Paraguay fearing that il will be ultimately directed
against them. Torn by Gictins, worn out and rai,-
lily dsca,ing, they imagine that ere long they must
l''Sr their nationality, and become part If more
Wig r"''s ard powerful Republic. Despite their
frhlcncss. their WrrichcdnrSs and poverty, they
stIll cling with affection Ia their old and worthless
institutions, rrefrIing I~vctty To iuieriority.