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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13
A Man to be Hung for Murder Committed Six
Yenrs Ago.

From the ST. Louis Democrat May 6th.l
Sentence Of death was yesterday second
time passed upon Stephen II. lIonsmer, for tha
murder of John Parrish. The crime was per-
petrated ata wayside house in Gasconade
county, six years ago. Parrish, as an officer,
had previously arrested IIousmer, who was
then, however, az large, aud was journeying
with the former on some errand connected with
the arrest. The person in the house besides
them was Mary Ilennessy. At evening. Hous-
mer sent her up stairs to the hay-lofi TO bring
hay for their horses and when she had disap-
peared, steatbily aud suddenly cut Farrish's
throat most horribly and fatally, and also
stabbed him four or five times. He then fed,
and succeeded in escaping to California, where
he remained in Hattering security for three
years Then he ventured upon returning to
this region, where be was speedily recognized
and arrested.
After long and signally arduous legal 0ght
he was convicted and sentenced at the May term
Of Criminal Court, two years ago lie had OBJ
taincd change of venue from Gasconadc TO
st. Louis county. A long pending application
10 the Supreme Court for new trial, at last re.
suited in his favor. The second trial was or
dered before Judge Lakeland. and in the Cir
cult Court, for the reason thai Judge Glover
had been the defendants counsel at the former
struggle. Some Fix weeks ago this second trial
came of, and was conducted in accordance
with the special ruling of the higher tribunal.
Evidence against the accused, to which excep-
tion had been taken, the deposition Of Mary
Hennessy whose personal presence could not
BE- had-was not now admitted. Housmer had
friends aod money and the learning, expert
ence and eloquence of Wright on his behalf
II was last and emphatically desperate strug-
gle. He was found guilty.
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-07-13

IL4.SEss OF GEN. TwiGos.-RepOrts from San
Antonio Texas received at New Orleans, state
that Gen. fwiggs is dangerously i'll. aud small
hopes are entertained of bis recovery.
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pot he Recorder

Nh. EDiToR-Desr siri From ! publiea
iion n The proceeding. 81 Democratic meet.
ing. lately held 10 llillsburough Coz the pnr.
pose 81 appointing Delegates % ATTEND 4
Consentiun 70 nominate a candidate 10 r..
present ihls District 10 our next Congress, 4
discover that have bern selected al one, 4
therefore beg leave, through your columns.
e return my thanks for Tie honor thu. con.
ierred, and would Inform them that a. there
"a probability that shall not attend person.
any, J sould respectfully recommend M.
Samuel Phillip, o. Josiah Turner, Jr., Esq.
o. being the ,n"sl suitable persons 10 receive
~ nomination. foats. lsspeeltully.
sFu " TATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

1898. By ]. Gales & Son. Rsleigh--(the Sci
nior Editor &c this paper set the type tor a
part Of IT'D AT the s7th page Of this book
we end the following;
Newspapers Published ~ NORTH Carolina.
rlrLls. WHEnE PR,srrp PuaLrsHKns
Register Raleigh, J. Gales 4 Son.
Star, Rscigh. Tho. Henderson
Star, Elizabeth City, Wm Alhertson.
Carolina Observer, Fayetteville, A. H. Dsmukes.
Carolina Centine, Newborn, Pasteur d Watson.
Western carohnan Salisbury, Bingham q White.
Halifax Compiler, Halifax, John Wright
American Recorder Washington, Jno. M.Wilams.
Cape Fear Recorder, Wilmington David Smith, il.
Recorder. Hilsborough Dennis Heart.
Milton Gazette, Milton, Benin Cory, 81.
Edenton Gazette, Edenton. James Wills.
We can count at present fifty-fou news
papers in the State, and there are probably
others that we do not remember or know OF.
OF the above publishers, we think that A.
H. Dismukes, I.emuel Bingham, Philo White.
Dennis Heart, (and perhaps 'ihos. Watson,
are still living, though only MIR. Heart CON
times connected with the press. OF the pa ].
pers, only the Register, the Observer THE
name Of the latter changed from Carolina to
Fayetteville and the Hillsborough Recorder.
Il
The Eame Of The Halilag Compiler re.
minds US Of an incident that afforded some
amusement at that period. 1t was the pc
Iriod when the celebrated Bob Potter, lIal
Potter, Jesse A. Bynun, and perhaps 9TH
er noted characters and rowdies, flourish
ed in and about the town of Halifax. That
town was entitled to Representative in the
House Of Commons under the old Constitu-
ton, and there being only forty or fifty 70.
tiers. there was abundant opportunity for the
exercise Of every species Of electioneering-
the kind most in vogue being drinking aud
fighting. Pistols and dirks we're commonly
used, and every body looked for bloody &C.
counts from Halifax election. On one PC
casion S25l no member was elected, the
4 election being broken up BY brawl between
Potter aud Bynum, and their friends. The
Halifax Compiler led the flame on all ocea-
sions. We do nor remember whether il va,
on the side 81 Bob Potter Or Of Bynum. bul
il was furious on one side Of the other. III
the midst Of one Of these exeitemrnts. some.
body. Intentionally as il was supposed, trans
posed the large types which composed iii,
head Of the paper--iIalitax Compiler-so a,
to make them read llel-tiar Gompilax AM
in that way the whole edition Ot the paper
was printed OFT and circulated. II NAV b
supposed that the fire eating editor was no
in very amable muo,i when the trick tina
had been played of upon him was discover
ed lie offered reward for the discover,
OF the villain" but We suppose that Iii.
aag preferred life aud limb 10 The reward
and % did not Claim tie latter bs di,ulgin.
his name; but me believe that one Of NOR,
fights grew ont DC lie occurrence The hab
!, its Of the ancient borough are probably no
i 30 beiIig, rent fiow a. thirt,-i,c years ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13
f,om n. T.yell.,Ills o..rl,rt.

A MnrAKE.-Ws DO not see Tie TaHbo.
rough Southerner, but find a. extract from
il in the Petersburg Express, relating 10 The
press in North Carolina, III witch il il ia.
ted that the Fayetteville ubtefter was e..
tablished by It's present senior Editor in
January 1875. This il a mistake. HE %.
server was established IL June ~ July 1877
BY y. VI. Waldo, gentleman from Bn.ton,
but then lawyer u this place. During The
seven and hslf wears between that time
and Ianuart 1895. die paper passed through
the hands II ten ~ dozen editors and pro.
ptieiaf..
Tie suathsrner says that IN March 1924,
9iieh III Editor established . paper called
tie Free Press III Halifax, there we're but
ten pegspapefs published III The State. We
think this Il aisy mistake for ~ early a.
tie latter part ~ 1872 there were twelve
papers published 10 tie State, a. We learn
from little book, now very rare, called !" the
North Carolina Register and United States
Calendar, Tor the wear u our Lord 1875, by
tie Rev Colin McIyef." Tb!s vas printed
between tbs f;th AygJp' Sc, when the
eapt lg5i ass issved AMI M 81 January
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

lSrkEsaTIosAL CouafEslEs. eenduct
y the 6osetner u Victoria. Naneou,ef's III.
and, ~ refusing permission 10 the Americans
g hfe salute % Washinglon's birthday.
shows marked difference from the more
genilemanly feeling " Tie Captain ~ he
English 90 gun ship Cesar, il San Juan All
Norie, who MT only dressed his shin with
color. of that LAY trnm sunrise to sunset. ,be
same q our "wn ship Iamestosn. but 1t noon
bnih ships bred naiionsi salute ii 81 eans.
The next day Tie officers &c the Jamestoan
gave 4 splendid dinner IL Tie senior eIierr.
Of TIE Gear. Its pleasant IL hear IL such
exchanges u national courtesies % these &C.
casi0ns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13
r,.m W. r..boIagsh Sc, s,.o-a.l.



Thirty five years ago this das, March 20
1894, VIC commenced our editorial career ii
this State, BY issuing the fret No. uf tie
Free Press. In tie ncIghboring Town d. tl.l.
ilax. We published il there FOR two years,
and after brief suspension anil removal, We
commenced II here IN August $50, and con-
tinued il until in 1852 its title was changed
10 The Southerner, By our oldest son, %
whom We surrendered its editorial duties d
brief period, but continued 70 superintend
the mechanical department.
III March, 1924. there were bit ten news.
papers published 10 the State. and ot these
tile IIillsbureugh Recorder i lie only one
that vet retains its title AMI editor, the ven.
cradle and respected Dennis Iieartt. Esq.
who recently entered ~ the fnrtieth year u
H. publication. The Fayetteville Observer
vas commenced Id tie beginning u Janua.
ry, 1926, bs Edward ]. Hale, Esg., IFS pres.
mt senior editor. Thomas Lofing, Esq.
Who has recently taken The editorial chair u
the Guldsaorough Tribune, y. understand,
edited newspaper in this sia'e previous 70
Mr.. lleafti, but he was not IN The editorial
corps when We entered il. Dl tile large
number how published III this State, there
are tut lew Mhith are not 81 recent origin.
The late rapid Improvements II The news.
paper pres. indicate D much better feeling
toward diem than has heretofore prevailed
and We hope they will be continued until
tie press II this State will compare falufa.
biy With any others in the Union.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

SoRTH CAROLINA BETrrR THAN rExAs.--A
correspondent Of the Petersburg Express wri-
ting TO that paper from Oxford recently,
says:
Fix Governor Bell Of Texas, has recently
purchased the very valuable and extensive
plantation belonging 10 the late Thomas Nil.
Ter. lying some seven miles west Of Oxford.
IL i understood that he will temoye 70 this
county. lie has sent some negroes here al.
ready. Il is rather unusua. tor Western
o. Southern planter to purchase land in the
old States. The plantation Gov. Bell has
just bought is one Of the best in this portion
81 NUrth Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

FAraL CARELEssSrA.--Mrs. Jones. ahieh-
respectable mother family 10 Ottokes.
ohIo, went with another lady and 4 child
Y = daguerrean gallery % obtain deguereo.
itpe, when lbc llttle ene called lor some va
ier. and The lady who accompanied Mrs.
Jone. took " bowl d llaid which, greatly
y her subsequent surprise. proved 70 be pras.
slc atid, and gave u 10 tie child 10 drink.
lhe Consequences were spssDs and tie death
y tlle infant % few minutes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

We learn from the Greensborough CORES.
pondent o. the Petersburg Express, that
Mr. Isaac Johnson. Of Guilfnrd county, was
poisoned BY his wife one day last week.
While post mortem examination was taking
place. parts Of the body were taken out and
placed aside for short time, and when they
were wanted they had been taken away to-
gether with vessel in which they wete piac-
ed. Great excitement prevails in the COM
,nunity where this diabolical deed was per-
petrated. Mrs. Johnson has been committed
to jail to await her trial II the next Superior
Court.
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w~eSa ~

and Is x,fy rich. 10 Luis. Il ,he ore having
been sent IL the North TO test its quality and
sold ia It's crude state at $3.50 \ ton.
Every day brings to light some new source
IL wealth and power in this wonderful Deep
River regien. Fay. Observer, aihind.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

the history Of TIE Government. IN every
respect, the occasion for 0sertarning the
official dynasty in the Federal Government
is more urgent and pressing than il was even
in the memorable days Of 1910.
The Opposition in that day, as in this.
consisted Of men who differed upon minor
articles of faith, but were united in the grand
purpose Of topping over the gigantic fabric
OF corruption which had been raised under
the auspices Of Van Buren's Administration.
They recognised II as the first and most i'm
peratiye duty Of every true patriot to expei
from power those who had So shamelessly
abused it. II would be time enough to set,
tie upon some common policy Of the Govern
ment after the country should be rescued
from the imminent danger to which it had
been exposed BY the reckless plunderers who
had crept into the high places Of the nation.
And thus it should be at this day. 1t is
essential to the political purity OF the CO.
yernment, and to the preservation OF our
institutions from generalization and decay,
that popular rebukc should be administer
ed to the party in power. Il is important
that the spoils and plumber policy Of the Ad-
minlstration should be pronounced against
BY the emphatic, deliberatiye and over
Mhclming voice Of the people. And here,
in Virginia, should the good work be COM
menced.
The time could not be more prapitious than
it is. In 1870 the Democracy, demoralized
as they we're. were united upon common
basis Of principles. No quarrels about Tar.
IFS and Pacific Railways and Thirty Million
Bills and Squatter Sovereignty disturbed the
harmony Of the party, and impaired its effi-
Cheney. They we're agreed in principle and
homogeneous in organization. II they were
defeated then. simply upon the ground u
prohigacy in the Administration Of the Fed.
eral government still more should they b,
defeated now, when prohigacy runs riot with
a more brazen efirontery than ever, and wher
the party itself is rent into innumcrable FAC
tious and fragments, with not common els
ment Of party organizations, except an insa'
tate thirst for public plumber.
The obligation to displace the party u
power, is still more imperative now than il
$50, in view Of the TACT that BY 50 doing
We destroy sectional parties and bring bacs
healthy spirit Of nationality among thu
people. triumph Of the Democrat, IN ths
ssnth would inevitably bring about pnrel,
sectional contest for the next Presidency
4 triumph Of the Opposition would lead Il
the formation, once more, Of National par
ties, and thus secure the safety u the sauii
By banishing from the public mind all III,
acrlmony aud hate that are engendered b,
sectinnal disputes. As tie weaker Of tn
Two sections, the South should pause ant
consider calmly what Size mast d. III this
her hour q extreme peril. igael. v,giaisa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

The Us Collector n Baltimore, has re-.
ceised from Tie sials Department two hand.
snme telescopes. = be presented with The
Warnest thanks pi The British Government.
70 apt Caldwell and X. Barclay, chief mate.
o. the ship Flora Mcdonald. Of that port, Tor
reseuing The ctew u the British ship Jane
Block, 81 Limerick. il the month Of Mar last.
ihe telescopes are accompanied By q copy
o. the r"rdiai note d Lord Napier 10 sscie.
taty Cass on the subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

ANCIENT Cols.--We were shown Yesterday,
says the Portsmouth Transcript, gold com.
Of very ancient appearance. some sl6 or IS
~ value, which was recently plougl.ed ON in
field on Tar River. il Nash county. N. c.,
By negro boy. who II first supposed il to
be nothing mnre than an old brass button.
The place where il VA, found Is said to have
been battle field ID the revolutionary war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13
ElIgn Prlcc l,,r .robaeeo.

Ds,id N. Cheek. Esq, l,leg III Erb,s Geek ID this
county, sold his sfsP tobacco Let uera ii Danss,
Vi, for SIS ret LunLsl. Il 80 .hs lis. crop he
ever ns,ir, and he ihihk. II. should afIasd
great encouragement u II. ~ hlf.. i does .
him. 10 enter nots Iasels apol ias e1ltate u ina.
Wsed,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

EPISCOPAL Diocesan CONVENTION - This
Convention will meet ~ Goidsborough On
Wednesday. the 4th 81 May, 1859. and will
continue ~ session ill Monday morning. the
9th. There are ~ tie State over fifty cler.
gy. Parishes about seventy. Al the APP
preaching Convention. !" Tie Constitution
and Gsnons Of tie Protestant Episcopal
Church IN the Diocese Of North Carolina
will be subject u great interest in debate
A committee. 70 which some alterations in
The Ganons have been referred. embraces
some Of the very finest minds il the State.
The Convention will be an occasion 81 much
interest. not nnly 70 Tie members Of this
branch q The Church, but 70 The public gen.
crafty C0lds5orolgh Tfibsas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

\. daroiina Hcdicni surie.y - Tie tenth
annual meeting u las stats Neacni Sge,eiy viii be
held Statewide. lreils county, N lie sscol fues.
d. il MAJ lal a.lepl4ast j. eA,as.li, requested
BIZ lAe Secretary.
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rartncrs' Flank. : Tie a.


The Nafth nnhet II this periodical roniaias, cha.
lofis-- AsGanp. :. EIoihes and seanen.us 8. The
TUX. u Ktil'n, P4n / 1. The Gates and
Cfssls q India .. l.le Luck d Ls,I,.m.,s. g. ia.
" her Nationality and Dspenlctcs 4 Da.eat. Tal..
ftun ne Morse. ) Napoleon iIi aud Europe.
TIE peculiar posiiisn 81 Europe ana III Italian
State. i " peseat iimt MI give additional interest
. lls sriele. Italy. aad Napoleon III and Europe
Published ~ l.eonstl SCOT & Co., NV Yorl,
Price 81 pe anaun f,r ahy one 81 lie psyicw.. Or
Biacksoad any luo ~ he sutk,, SIS iot Black.
wood snj lbs four Reviews. $40.
A Ilnog Loap IRON DeEr Ryrp.-The
Sieainvt ilaugn,nn. with TOW bDst.. len tock.
yills o. the 1itil alt.. aud j. expected here
70 fesy days being detained ii sunr II The
Locks ir"n 1hirb the gates had been wash.
ed away. lie river In, ri,cn % much with.
70 The last ~ hpurs that Sic nay cume over
the dams - DAY. sh- brings gsj bbIs. FIour.
22s bales Gnttnn, 81 bills. Copper Ole. weigh.
ing 700 u sDD lbs. cAeh,l 81 bags Wheat. 20
bags Peas. ~ bags t'nn. ~ bills. Rnsu, g
boxes Dried Fruit. The whole luad il worth
upwards u $4,000. md Il has been spld
here. We believe, except The Copper Ore,
which goes 10 Nsw foik, and psr, II lhe
Flour, which was tvnsigned slswIIete BY Tic
owner.
The Cnpfsr DE |. from 1 new mite ~.
esntls discovered shout two mitss sbove
I9sk,ills. tlias BEEN traced Tor mde,,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

ACCIDENT. - William Rufin, Esq. sun If
Judge Rathn, broke his leg By tall week
before last it Graham. Uuiurtnnatcls the
injury was 30 severe thatit was found neees,
sary 10 amputate tie llpb.
Correction. Tie above paragraph, which ap.
peared first IL ihs Charlotte DenccrsI, has sa eop
81 into several other papers If Tie Stale 10,
happy e ~ M, lie latter PaH y The paragraph j.
least premature. The atyiJens occurred On The 9Th Of
March, and though Tic fracture very severe, am.
patation his not yet heea performed, AMI under.
stand there fr hope tint under the skilliuI
Of III. EdmnnI srrodwiek, n hi. place
The limb will Be s4,ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

DAVIDSON COLLEGE AND TIE CHA L0TrE
MILITARY lNsTITuTE.-We learn that Major
ID. II. Hill, Professor Of Mathematics in Da.
wilson College, has rendered his resignation
to the Board Of Trustees. Those DESTROYS
Of securing the vacant Professorship can send
their names either to DR.. Lacy at Davidson
College, DR.. K. Nye Hutchison at Charlotte,
or to Rev. w. w. Pharr at Statesyile,
Professor Hill resigns for the purpose Of
taking charge Of the Military Institute at this
place. He will BE- assisted by corps Of
competent instructors. Of which notice will
be given in short time.
CAayloife Dtmoea0fl
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wake superior Court. : The Sup

Wake Superior Court. = The NnPcFnr
Court for the county Of Wake. was held in Raleigh
last week. Judge Dick presiding.
Nathaniel skip, charged with mansaughtsr in kill
ing f. A. Merritt. was acquitted il appearing that he
acted legilima,eiy In sefdefence.
Erasmus Hogue uas tried on Thursday for The muir.
Der Of Sherwood II. Parish at Winions Hotel in RAJ
leigh, in January last, and convicted When brought
Friday 10 receive his sentence his counsel
,ed fora new trial, The ground Of improper charge
tie jury; but The objection was orsralej, and sen
q death passed upon the prisoner to BE- pu.
in execution on the 2slh day Of May. An appeal
then taken - The supreme Court
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-13

The UNIyERsiry.- learn from the Cata-
lrgue just published, that there are here this
year 456 martriculates.-a larger number than
last year. OF these, 90 are Seniors; los Ju-
niors j; ll9 Sophomores; 90 Freshmen 46
Partial Course Students % Law Students
76 Scientific Students, There are e7s from
this State from Tennessee. 50; Louisiana
%; Msssisippl &c; Alabama 81 South Caro-
lima Is; Texas IS; Georgia IA Virginia s.;
Kentucky 4 Florida 4; Arkansas q; Iowa
Il New York |. Chapel Hill Gazette.
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HlLLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, April IS, 1859.

The Tax ON Brokers. The Legislature at
its late session, attached TO The Revenue Law section
enacting that Every broker not resident Of the
State shall pay to the Cashier Of the Bank from which
he draws any exchange specie, one quarter Of one
per cent on al such sums drawn, to be accounted for
to the State Treasurer BY the said Cashier OATH
The Directors Of the Bank Of the State considering
the principle asserted in the law as assuming power
virtually 10 impair the obligations Of contracts, by for
bidding their fuflmen except under heavy burthens,
and therefore unconstitutional have passed resolutions
declining 10 ask, demand receive said tax, but will,
without denial to any one redeem s obligations with
out charge to the holder
But the Bank will keep memorandum Of all such
demands by nonresident brokers as may come to the
knowledge Of the Cashier aud cause them 10 be trans
med The Treasurer, 70 the end that he may insi-
tute such proceedings against the Bank lis officers
as he may deem advisable"
The Branches well as the Principal Bank, will
carry these resolutions into effect.
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Onion, the Constitution and the Laws the Guar.
dams Of our liberties.
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4 ,Ian IsllIed. w.InIagl.n H.-.Il .lal.!

4 Wan Killed. Tie Wilmington Hersll .lais.
that Iic Train aa,eh ri Wilmington iii Nrilon On
MONDAY afternoon a.. week. when ~ some il4esllc.
work frm miles nshh Of Gallstorougb. ian over
mar, Who instantly kil!sl. Tbs train was som
slnrPel ani upon examination lie ~. discovered 10
r. prsan srinier. Who had been abon, Wilmington
~ wsrk. lis brad Va. severed from BIZ holy.
..-.ees~.~e--~~
Gas Light. = Ga. lights have brrn introduced
into salisbury. The Place VI. lighted wsih gas FOR
~ h.st time Or Thursday nigh, lie 3ist Ut.
....s~sess1s.ssS-
Farmers nank. Tie Cashier 81 III Far.
MFRS Bank 4 Etnabtth City has gwen noiire ,ha,
they rclseinias aeir issues ii currency iii 81.
change.
The y. Carolina Planter RI Aptl hs.
been t'ssi,fsi. 4 i sd Nth ,afl,iy u mailer u
much asc and inlefs,i u lie Farmer.
The Daily Delta. = We hive received ihs
hfst nunief y ihi. pspst l,is PUBLISHED u N,sbefn
~ ]. u. Muse. nd kdfrt NJ Wiliiam d smi,h. II
makes very COED Appearance. and sii advocate The
Demer'atc fsase 4 !. q II i.,ged daily. pries IS
per annum.
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Gas Light ,ia,


into Salisbury The plass ". lighted nilh IL. /,
DC Ct time on .rhut.lay nigh, tAs III. Ut.