The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-03-31

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ass;;S] ker named 7 T. f,rneb Of Harlem county
:: Kv trave1;ao over Cumberland Mountain
/ cot isssc Efight with bear. Bruin was too much
| for Nc [7leh's dogs when Mr.. Cruch. who had
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a oaete tn the pear, WHICH was as large
as an osy He Struck him several blows, but the
bear So Ia large and So fat that he did not much
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mokkS LIS dogs by this tiaie hal rested 81
littt1 nx that the life Of their master rested
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hls z4<sz 1ogstner. stee lalI Rroxle<ks
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n 3i5sthe Csc sEsil hung to their hold. The
Nov m sxesf7sf6 one each partv struggling for
I;fa Tba,, ro,,t;n,.ed on down a small drain anti
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loose their hoids the bear roled on GOWN the oran
about thirty yards and was unable to get any fur
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-, t uo or.x-lad soma ton foot
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warmed Mr. Cruch, ne feiateo me "noie eifcuil
stances to them. The boys then went on down the
branch and shot the bear and killed it. Mr.: cruch
,yc;ohed fanr hundred pounds
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MORMON POI IYGANY-THE REV. MR. MEL
SONS BILL FOR IT'S SUPPRESSION.
WASHINGTON Marci, i4-Polvgamy in Utah is at
last presented in the nice solution of party ques-
ton before Congress The bill OF Mr. Nelson, OF
Tennessee, lSouthern oppostlon man, reported
lroln the Juucia.s I
P; ~, tba onastion of tbe iuris,lction of CONGRESS-
from the objection of Mr. Houston, of Alabama, to
the immediate passage of this bill, we perceive that
he as Southern man. discovered at once that it
Trojan horse against the institution OF slavery
in the Territories. If Congress can abolish poyga-
my in Utah, can it not abolish slavery in New
Mexico? If we grant the power over the one subject
we must concede 1t over the other w may, there
Jore. expect the unbroken vote OF the Southern De-
mocracy against this bill tor the suppression Oh
polygamy when 1t again comes up, out donpsless
the bill will he passed over their objections by
large majority
IL VIII go TO me sen te anu 'nefe IL WIN hos' pfo-
bably be stihed This is what the Republicans expect
but their main purpose will nevertheless be gained,
which is the nresentation Of tle Democratic nartv to
tho oonntrr fo,, II. e11e,c of tho ;onrn,, Of hoth
, 'N ooN'' 80 Wy. ~ '-0 -, ~ ~ -,
nouses' - py p'epieo - iei"'o anu oe,enu NJ
Tue hori iioie hlofhoh eiihAes CoiHtcteu Win IheH
'sssuy u poS s'.ns A'.ei 'h"" oonssn'
to any step against them which would concede the
E2wer On te iesSress q prohibs slavery IN
I sse fs l5 - upon sfiIe stump,
will be MT 5hscd rs exert a proaigious Influence
r,on tho rI;.,ions elements Of the conntrv as NAV
as;.at,rea foro Tho ,act tIat Mr Nelson
" p' 80 -,.s,e,, r, 49,. ,,o
1hus' tue iaepuoi'e'1 p osS' ''his nos'h.'y 10
'hose '",,i re'''s u ''' '-.. s., NN
y viii assume " ~ -
'A"pr "t'A 80 - H., al, , ,t1
co,comitan+ IF slavery in the Territories.
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wa.
MuRDEFp'-nahy y, ", 1'4i I ea -, ~ Isl" anu nv
Eugeconoe coufl.'es VIII " p',G ~ ie 'li' ~
w. .. ohaimStoh' recently VI " iiso.' W ' hi,ue n,
ed few nights ago, on a ooat running o1 T" hlte
RIVER, arkansas. Df .0aliinsto vas a. ~ w ison a
! IL.