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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
THE DAY WE CELEBRATE.

the usual number of heads will be
cracked, by fellows who fully I'M
derstand, the meaning of the word
Liberty" and who believe that
man being reasonable, should get
drunk. There will be the usual
number Of explosions and acct
dental killing the sun being set,
the eighty fifth anniversary will be
a. end, and before another comes,
its incidents will be forgotten. Let
us boast sparipgly, and roar mod
erately, about the American Eagle;
the stars and stripes, Is pluribus
Unum," the area Of liberty and
such vainglorious traps and trim
ings for Fourth of July occasions.
Our government, is very good for
us, but not the only good govern
ment on the face of the earth. If
the constitution and laws are en-
forced, it works well to the end of
justice and equality but when the
people, grow ignorant and imbe-
cile, and lack the capacity to think
for themselves aud act the part of
freeman then the government falls
into the hands of crafty and de-
signing men; the moral force and
power to sustain it, which is more
apt to be with the few, than the
many is outweighed by the force
of mere numbers deceived and
cajoled by designing tricksters,
and juggiers who are the offspring
of such a condition Of things. What
meaning has the word liberty, in
it's application to society at such a
time 4? What signifies the prosti-
tutcd word democracy" Nothing.
1t were better to dispense with
such meaningless words, and call
things by their proper name. The
counterfeit coin--the brass and
bell metal of him, who has a silver
tone, and speaks to the people in a
SIRENS voice, deceiving them into
the belief, that any one part Of the
union has a right to rebel against
another that the individual is an
independent sovereign, with right
to talk treason, at liberty lead
the mob, or the vigilence commit
tee, and break the laws at pleasure,
because he has hand in making
tbem-this power, into whose
hands the government has been in
measure surrendered, needs a
check; counterbalancing aud con.
sentative element, with larger head
and more liberal heart to counter
act its influence. The saying il
attributed TO the late Mr.. Peter
Townsen "learn the people to read
and trust them" The Legislators
of the early time, seem to have un
derstood this, for when they oh
tanned the charter of liberty ant
hung up their arms the frst OIL
their care, was to provide, tact
mortgage to the land, for schoo
houses. Argued they, no mere con
stitutions and laws, can give secu
rity to liberty. Intelligence-th'
; public heart, as well as the public
head, must be educated here ii
the strength Of freedom, and thu
power it has to reproduce itself.Wha
is the condition in Louisiana
; Why, outside of the great city, ant
the political capital, where 500,
, 600 is annually expended, the table
show an alarming number of adults
who can neither read or write
Some years ago, when it was Gus
,. tomary for School Directors t
: draw warrants on the State Super
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

SENATORIAL ELEcrIoN.-We learn
from the Sugar Planter, that the
majority Of Hon. Alex. Barrow, in
West Baton Rouge, is 81, and that
he is probably elected.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

B- In the British Parliament the alb
olution bill was thrown out of the House
of Lords by large majority.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
SEGARSi SEGARSii

IN 000 BEST Brands OF Imported Havana
Il O,OOO ssgsrs, just received and fr sale
chsa, for cash, at NJ. PRENDEbGAsTS,
june25 Main st., opposite Harvey House.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

DJAYING CARDs-A large supply of Samuel
i IIsrt's Playing Cards all qualities and prices,
for sale low to the trade by
julyt X. D. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

(tAYETTYs INDICATED PAPER-Por the
" water closet, and sure preventative Of Piles,
r. 10. Day, IL the only Agent in Baton Rouge, for
the above Paper, and will keep constantly large
supply on hand. X. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
NOW is THE TIME.

ITO MAKE room for my new fall stock, I win
l. offer from this date u 9 remaining part Of
my splendid and well selected assortment Of
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Pianos and Cutlery,
RI greatly reduced prices. All those in search
of a good bargain will plesse cali on
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
iune2G Matchmaker aud Jeveller.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

WATxR': PULMoSI Ca. :. D, Day |. the
pular Cough Remedy. ,R.D.DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

GARDEN SEED GARDEN sEEDn--A new
~ supply ofgarden Seed. warranted r. sh and
genuine, direct from Mr.. lambeth, guarantee
every fper ofgarden seed sell, to give eatirs
satisfaction. X. ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

s0r The Breckenridge and Lane
National Committee is composed Of
the following members: Isaac ]. Ste
pheus, of Oregon Geo. w. Hughes,
Of Md. ; John w. Stevenson, of Ky. I;
VIM. Finn, James G. Bennett, Wal
ter Lenox, and Geo. w. Riggs, of
Washington, d. c.; JEFF. Davis, Of
Miss. Thomas B. Florence, Of Pa. F;
J. R. Thompson, of NJ; A. Schell,
of N. Y; A. B. Meek, of Ala. Jesse
ID. Bright, of Iud. and Robert John
son Of Arkansas.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

yVRIGHTS PILLS-12 gross Wrights Pills, fresh
w and genuine, direct from DR.. Wright, for
sale wholesale and retail by ID. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04
r.. ID. DAYS DRUG STORE

DURE GIN-R. D. Day Is sgeat for the genu-
ine London Jockey Club House Gin. have
lust receivsd a large shipment Of the above cele-
brated Gin. direct from the importers, and eau
sell Il wholesale or retail at New Orleans prices
july& *. d. DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

II ENNEDY's MEDICAL DISCOVERY twelve
N dozen Kennedy's Medical Discovery, or
Blood Purifier. direct from the mapufactory and
sold at New Orleans prices, R.D.DAY.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-07-04

DARRY's TRICOPHEROUs-6 gross Barry"
ID Tricopherous, for pr, CRYING, restoring and
bsautifying the hair, removing scruG and dan
druf, preventing badness and grsy hair, and
curing diseases Of the skin. for sale hy
iulyi n. u. DAY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival Of tie steamer Canada on
Cape Race. we have European intelligence
10 tie 18th instant,
The British Ministry had announced In
Parliament that they bad ordered a squadron
Ia the coast ii Syria 10 stop tile oufrages
upon the Christians there, and that France
had done likewise. No Intervention will take
place, however. until il is made apparent
that the Turkish Government il incapable Of
putting a stop to the massacres.
ftnm Sicily there i a report that Garibal.
dis Ministry his resigned. Also. that a
Seappltan war steamer had gone over to the
retoiaiiunisis. The seige IT Messiua had
been decided IN, and GaribaIdi's agents in
England had purchased several steamers.
tNo % which had already sailed. Ii il re-.
ported that Ganbaidi declined to assist the
resoIuilunist, in Naples Tor the present
Accounts from China state that the Allied
torres were on their wy 10 the Peihn. where
4 collision with the Chinese was considered
inevitable.
There had been no change Of importance
in the London Or Liverpool markets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
III a Il Z led

MA2R-LDs
On Wednesday, the Ilth Of July, by Charles VIII
son, Esq, Mr.. CHARLES X. WILSON to Miss
LUCIE NJ. NICHOLS, all Of Orange county.
At the residence Of Mr. Iho's G. Pratt, on Wednes-
day, The 18th ult. by John Cheek, Esq, Mr.. JOHN
~. HART, 10 Miss MELETHA ANN TAPP, daueh.
ter Of Richard Tap, Esq. all Of this county.
On Sunday morning, Iuly a2nd, by ]. N. Craig.
Esp. Mr.. SAUNDERS FALKNER IL Miss SUSAN
u. CAPE, daughter Of Mr. Reiing Cape, all Of this
county
"a the 18th ult., by Charles Wilson, Esq, Mr..
WILEY r. Tfl.LY 10 Miss JANE HARRIS, all Of
this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Rock Spring Academy.

THE fifth session Of this institution will open on the
25th Of July 1860, and continue or twenty weeks.
The Academy il situated ten miles southwest u Hills,
borough and twelve miles west Of Chapel Hill, in a
very moral and healthy community, ami where every
necessary requisite for procuring an education Is
tended We prepare students for college, for the
ordinary business Of life. The terms are as follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $40
English Branches, SIS
Board can be had At s37 per session, including all
expenses. II u. Oldham, James + Miner and Others,
will lake boarders They living very convenient.
For further particulars address
W. +. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange County, n. e.
June 90. if~-tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORaNGE t'urNrY.
Court Of Pleas and Qnsftrr Sessions,
Nay Irrtn IAtil.

Samuel TOE, orjgisal AHtaa"fa'
a.. itetaf ~
Thomas Warren. land
III appearing 10 The satisfaction II The Court that The
defendant. Ihum8s NargeH ha@ removed cat u The
Slsr o. - ahseaS N souse4Is himself thai the uf.
daary process Dl hN eanuet be served ID him II |.
therefore atatgd by tr sHH. that publication lie made
IN The Hillsbanu4 Rervrdtr t5t IS weeks motif, ing
lie said Ihtmas Wat4sa that unless lie appgaf Il
Inc next efnt n ihis reuF 10 he hell 81 the court
house III lII.hatnash III tile f1utlh Monday III Au.
pust rt then ani there II feplesy and plead Accord.
tpe 10 law. he viii bs proceeded as,in. III lite same
m,nppr u ii hi had been served with process anu bad
failed 10 tppeaf and plead
Witness. t;eofgr Laws CLERK ii ou s4ii Court. III
office III iiillsintaugh lhe ftnsth NaaIsv III NAV.
i, u. 1854. GEORGE LAWS. 4. &. T..
June I D. pfsfp 81 uuf ts44Gs
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IAl...l.ll

The stsampship City Ut Washington. from
Liverpool On the 18th, Arrived ut st. Johns
IN The eth ult.
The usual news summary aud the market
fcpor. failed to come 10 hand. An English
paper. however, states that a fearful massa.
sfc Ill tie Christians had taken place at
Damascus. Five hundred we're killed. among
whom was tile Dutch Consul. aud tic Anne,
rican Consul vas wounded. .s....
Ad,iees from Naples state that conflict
had taken place between tie tfonps and The
people in consequence Of the pupllar mani.
icstation in favor Of the refugees WHO hal
Jisembarked Al Naples. Several we're killed.
The Ministry had been dismissed aud a
uew Cabinet formed. An Inspector OF the
former police had been stabbed.
The proclamation BY ,iariba,Ii against the
IiOurbOns had been published in Naples.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Hallarav's Ointment mud Pils.--B BE taHiigus. The
r,ts,ia n which ii test Ihc gesunsness u the pispa.
tst,s !. The waler.mak. manufactured 10 The pspet u
which lie bsoks ii directions composed. Il On each
lsaI, when held III 10 lie isht, The words HOLLOWAY.
New York and London" afs conspicuous, The article
i The real simon pun. u tbis Trademark y want.
ing 'he siun i pefuicicus iinlation We see Z i
ADMITTED /, The London Medical Review and !" The
Lancet, that The Ointment has recently pfodurch most
uuleoksof results tunlookcd ot hy The pettssio .,
as,. ii eases u sl.sy, lstss.. 'in ain'. htP d..
.sss. thsnustism aul utHfsist,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Orange Guards. Attention !

SEMEANAUAL MEETING AND PARADE
pARADE in front Of the Court House, at 0 o'clock
on SATURDAY, the iih day Of August, 1860, in
shirt sleeves and parade caps and plumes, with ten
rounds blank cartridges, and aims and aecoutrenents
in good Order for drill muster and semannua meeting
The bylaws require that every member The company
should attend the semi annual meetings.
BY order Of Capt Pride Jones.
J. Y. Whitfield, Q. s.
July 25. s2-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
HOLLOWAY PILLS,
4 nnnN rn Tur So

The want ri sterling Htdicina'tf NEE, the sand
necessities Of the =uffug portion Of humanity erd
one entitely free from mineral and other dssttiuus
PARTICLES was severely iit uHt this all Pow riul H,d-
5sine tshefed aa tge world Iialinwats iEsa5n.
able Pitts base become the Household rcmtds Of all
natons Their attribute i to raGyGNr ~ vel fs 10
they attack die fadix nS rdui of the complaint
and tins hy removing the hidden cause of dsease IT,
nvgarate and restore the dropping energies ii the 49,
Iea assisting nature in her task Of sasnd iunetisn.
ary reformation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Among The appropriations to be voted by
The British Parliament is one ~ 81 800 for
Dr. Iisingstonc's explorations ID Africa, inr
WHICH another steamer il needed. The lis.
cusrries d Dr. Livingstone arc regarded -
of the greatest importance ~ the Cape Col.
ony, and the Colonial Legislature has ap.
pruptiated funds 10 keep Up regular inland
communication with the exploring party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

on IRON THE EAaTH.--A CORE spondent Of
the Cincinnati Price Current, writing from
Titusyile, Pa. says 1000 barrels Of oil have
been obtained from the wells in that region.
and sold in New York. At SIS per barrel Of
forty gallons. Some thirty wells have proved
successful. yielding together about 400 bar
rels per day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

IJUi WWtFT FWIWT y
Ordered BY The toIrt, That puuheatiaa he made in
the Hillsborough Recorder for ix weeks, not,ng lite
owners, those interested the above lats u iand
that unless the taxes are paid IN before The next
term Of ibis Court. they will he snl according 10 law
10 satisfy The amouat due together with iae cos a
these proceedings.
Witness George Laws CLERK Of said Court, the
fourth Monday II May, A. u. 1860,
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
July 4. 4g-Gw
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NOTlCE.-STRAY.

STRAYED from the subscriber. near FnrestvilIe. on
y The 9Th inst, large DARK BAY MARE, about
ten years old right bind foot twisted outwarIs. She
vas purchased from Iohn Houston. nelr Greensbo-
rough, aud raised nihat neighborhood. reason
able reward will be given Tor any information which
eill enable u get her.
MOSES j. HUNT.
Address Rev. Moses J. Hunt, Foressiiie, " &.
August /. So 3ws
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

81. Louis, ialy ~.
An extra received here Yesterday from
Bonbam. Texas. dated the 18th inst. con.
tains letter lrom the Editor IL the Dalla,
Herald. stating that fire which lad occur.
rel At that place. hui led 10 the discovery n
a plan 10 deyesta,e the whole d Northern
Texts. Two preachers. Blunt and Mrkin.
ney. who were expelled last ycar. have been
arrested ~ the msligatOrs IT tie plot.
Several white men aud negroes have been
arrested. The fpliosing fires occurred the
same day that Dallas was DESTROYED, viz: A
Mercantile house IN Black lask Grove, Loss
$4,000; . business houses III nariun. loss
siOO.O0O large store hoase at Pilot Point.
loss si0, 100; store house 1T I.sdnnia. loss
es5.UUO. ) stores al Brcknet. near the town
ii Milford, were totally DESTROYED: besides
which several other smaller Tires had occur.
red.
Great excitement vas existing throughout
the country. and prompt and effective mra..
ures were being taken for the preservation
d lie and property.
The plan II developed vas to lay The whole
country WASTE BY lire. thus destroying all The
arms. ammunition, Sc. thereby involving
the country IN state 81 utter hclplcssnrss.
The election day IN August Mas settled upon
IS the das for the general insurreciiuit. whicl,
va 10 have been aided by companies rum
The North. and parties IL Texas friendly 70
the cause. The plan 81 rising MAS district.
cd aud sub.distrietcd, each division being
under the command IL white mrn. VIM we're
10 control Tie negroes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
For the Hillsborough Recorder.
TO THE WINGS or ORANGE COUNTY.


We come forward 10 remind you Of the
Importance Of standing by your ticket. and
using the most honorable and influential
means, as in former days. to ensure its sue.
cess. The first Thursday IN August Ito
morrow is the day for you to exert your
selves. You have out full and talrly
nominated ticket Messrs. Turner. Guthrie
and Patterson are nice men, good Wings,
Of the Henry Clay stamp. Unfortunately,
tive years ago there was not full nominated
ticket out but Josiah Turner, Jr., came out
as an Independent candidate. arguing equal
taxation. and was elected over the Demo-
cratic champion By the largest majority ever
given Senator in Orange. Orange Wings.
again you behold him before sou a. candid.
ate. You have tried him. You know him.
II was he that winged the Democracy in
Orange two years ago, and now is The &C
ccpted time for you 10 rally to his support.
Let him appear as one Of The most brilliant
stars that sparkle in old Orange. Brother
Wings. forget not Mes.rs. Guthrie and Pat.
terson. Notwithstanding they have had only
me opponent around this campaign, Maj.
Patterson deserves your suilragrs. lie has
fought brsyely in yonr behalf, not only in
VI uAh ia AiuiGs VI HtNNt M"
you are called on. man 70 man, 10 rally 70
his support. Wings. show he Democracy
Of Orange vote that will open their eyes.
There is yet still higher officer for you
to cast your votes for. mean the Office Of
Sheriff. You have out a substantial Wing, d
gentleman Of high standing. John Is. i.eath.
ers. lie represented you in the Legislature
in 1914 and 1916, BY tile largest maturity
that was ever given in Orange. lie has
been true to the Wing cause ever since, not
only BY casting his ballo; but By using all
his influence in your behalf and now be
appears before you as candidate for the
Office above mentioned. Now. as true men
70 the Wing cause be On the election ground
early. and work faithfully for the principles
which you advocate. With these exertions
We will warrant Whigsery to have The a..
csndancy in old Oiange. Last Of all will
mention, perhaps unnecessarily. that yon
will east your ballot for Governor. John
Pool has cansasscd this State. advocating
the principles which Won term just. honest,
aud fair. lie ha, devoted his time 10 the
Wing cause, and made speeches al over the
State on the praeticablilly and justice 0f
the az salorem system Of taxation. lie has
been the representative u the people Of Pas
auotaak III the Legislature more than once,
and they acknowledge but few a. hls supe.
rlor. In one word. lie has used all honorable
aud far means ol raising Nhiggery 10 the
ascendancy which il should have had Ill
along. And now to the Wings Of Orange
We appeal, ~ true men. 10 come and fight
the battle Of justice and honesty against Ill
foes. and then We have no doubt but our
ticket will again be conqurror. aud with 4
loud applause VIC can say trlumphantly that
just and lair principles will reign IL spite u
Democracy. ORANGE WIG.
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VEGETABLES SrNr Mourn rRoN NpnruIE.--
The opening Of the line irnm seaIutd 10 Nor.
f0lk, by steamboat, connecting with The Del,
aware RAILROAD. has been the means IL CIR.
rying 70 ph,ladelphia large amount of veg.
ciabes and fruit frum Norfolk. Va. The
line has been ~ operation abuu, one week,
and on the last trip 10 Sraiurd The steamer
carried 532 packages. weighing 81 400 pounds
81 peaches. apples, tomatoes, cucumbefs,
&c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Little River Institute,

TIE Fall Session. 1850. of this Institution will
= commence on the 9Th day Of July. under the in.
struetIan Of j. Il. Brewer. Students will be admitted
At any time and charged from lie time Of entrance n
the end u the SESSION. No allowance will be made
fol absence. except for prnirleed sickness special
contract. The school il located in Orange county ten
miles moth 81 llilshofnngh. in = moral religious and
healthy nei5hharhood Board can ho bad IN stsperta.
bic families 81 dollars per mouth n1ladug eysrs
thing neeessats flr q student.
TERMS or TUITION.
Spelling. Reading and Whiting, 50 90
Geography. Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
latin, Algebra, Sc. Is 40
n. p. HALL. JOSEPH ". NrkEE,, :
FIG. WILSON. Jas. ALLISON,
r, y. RAY. 4. WILSON, :
GEO. Z. RAY,
L.. ", IIALt. Scrneafv,
June .. 45-3mp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Ii il said that the whole West, Iron the
Ohio 10 The Missouri. Is one vast grain field.
IL il estimated that the State III Ohio will
haze thirty million bushels of wheat = five
millions more than IL has ever produced be.
foreA-anL that il i 81 the beat quality.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Drspensfa.

The rrsas srogtge this continent sieli. quitks
Of these aatisrfte Pills. and lie digestive u
gtns arr restored to their proper teHe; no matter
what leoas shape this Lydia Of disease exhibits II
.et this searching and uneuaHg remedy lisrenrs
from the nstjsHts sxstsns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Sunday morning the Goth
utimo, after pro,raced and painful Illness. which
she bore with much fotitude, Mrs ELIZABETH
BOWERS, wife Of Mr.. William Bowers, and daugh.
Ter Of the late David Williams Of this county, aged
about IS wears
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

rmRowING AWAY VuTls-The Ticksburg
Wing justly says that the man who votes Tor
Breckenridge aud Lane just a. ctfectuaily
casts away his vote, as il he had thrown il
into the fire. The ticket Of the Secrders is
as purely sectional a that Df the Black Re.
publicans. and the running of il in the South
i a. great an amount Of encouragement as
the TRENDS Of Lincoln and Hanlln desire.
There will in all probability be electoral
tickets for The soulhc u sectional candidates
III someSul the Northern States just as there
will be such tickets in few Southern States
for the Northern sectional candidates, but,
assurediy, no man OF rational mind believes
such Southern sectional ticket can carry .
corpural's guard in the North, muel, less car.
~ single Northern State. lluw then can
the disunonisis hope TO elect their ticket j:
Inc fact is il cannot be eletted--It don't de-
serve to be elected. aud what il more, il
Won't be elected. Tie personal hostility and
political jealousy growing Outot The opposi.
ton 70 Douglas has given this ticket llitle
more responsibility among politicians than
attached to The Troupe aud Qultman ticket
IN 1852. but with the hunest, patriotic peO.
pie The thing don't take any better than The
abortion Of The fire eaters IN 1857.
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Dnorour i Trs...-A Texas eorre.pon.

DRouonr IN Trxas.--A Texas correspon.
dent SAYS:
The unprecedented drought throughout
the State j. really alarming; vegetation j.
almost entirely destroyed IN some places,
aud tie further west one comes, the more
apparent the drought.
The prairies lpnk A. bleak and dreary i.
il Is possible Tor them 10 BIZ; YOU can't pull
up.a blade u green grass anywhere between
here and the euast with pair d fweezers.
and IN many places the ground was cracked
open 50 much that il il dangerous riItng
acros. the prairies.
The cattle. in many localities. are dying
for want ot water: All he little creeks and
watering places have dried Up. aud MANY ol
the farmers anil stock rsisers are reduced 10
despair By the drought. which his prevailed
for The past five weeks.
some IL them will have 10 appeal 10 the
Stale Tor assistance, ii il don't rain soon.
The gaunt wolf. Famine, i already at the
door pi many"