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DEPARTURE or THE PRINCE OF WALES.

DEPARTURE or THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Prince u Wales visit 10 America ter.
minated % Saturday. II las occupied ius,
shout three mouths. two Of which have been
spent IN his own dpminion., and one IN thr
United States. lie landed 1T 1t. Johns On
The 9th Of July. passed from Newfoundland
10 Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, through
Canada 20 Detroit. where lie landed nn ill.,
20ih Of September has trasersed Michigan.
Illinois. Indiana. Ohm. Pennsylyania, yirginia.
Maryland. New Jersey, New York, Massa.
cIMsetls, New Hampshire, aud Maine III
thirty days, and sailed On the goth ii Octo.
Der for home.
10 the Canadian provinces, a. tic heir ap
parent 70 the throne, Nc Mascntitled 10 expecl
universal LOYALTY and enthusiasm. III tie
United States, travelling a. private gentle.
man, BE was entitled 10 expect uny such
treatment a. public sentiment might youch.
safe 70 him. H. il some sort representing
friendly Government aud People. Ills RI.
ecptionin Canada icll short of, and his reeep.
tiOn ID the United States exceeded these III.
pestations. The Canadians married their
otherwise unexceptionable arrangements by
ubttading upun him angry political quarfels.
The people 81 the United states dill every
thing that hospitality could suggest ID give
him cordial welcome. aud whatever mis-.
takes were made By them we're rather from
excess than lack Of desire 10 10 him hon.
o..
The Prince and those BY whom he Il &C.
eompanied, return highly pleased with Tie
results Of the tour. Ii will donbtcs. hclp IL
increase The amicabic feeling Of Tie people
q Teach country for those Of the other.
Nat hitliigtutcr.
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pREsBYTERy or ORANGE.

The presbytery Of Orange met in Green's
boro'. on Thursday evening the 18th. Rev.
]. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Of Danyille, Va, the last
Moderator present, preached the introducto-
ry sermon from Tin. iii. 10, IL. The OBJ
ject Of the discourse was, to enforce the du-
70 Of doctrinai preaching. and was listened to
with marked attention by large audience.
After sermon the Presbytery was organized
by the election of Rev.. w. Montgomery,
Moderator, and Rev. +. III. Johnson and Rev.
A. g. Hughes. Temporary Clerks. During
the sitting Of the Presbytery, there were
present II Ministers and is Ruling Elders.
On Saturday morning. the Presbyterial
sermon on The Nature and Uuties Of he Of
fee Of Ruling Elders was preached BY the
Rev. p. A. McMartin, Of Hillsboro'. The
discourse. foundedupon Tim. v. II, abound.
ed 10 wholesome counsel to the Ruling Elders
present. The Spring Term will be held in
Oxford. North Carolina Presbyterian.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
PRISON COUNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
September Term, 1850.
Leonard Laws, admir- Of Marel sweeney, decd,
rs.
Henry 2. sNeaney, John g. sweeney Bedlordvaughan
and wife Elizabeth.
Petition 70 zen Land
Appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant John &. Sweaney is not Ies1entof this
State il i therefore ordered by said Court thai publ
cation be nude ii the Hillsborough Recorder tit Fix
weeks for said John O. Sweeney 10 make his personal
appearance al the next term Of this Court ID BE held
tpr the county Of Person. al the court ho&se IN Roxho-
rough. The third Monday 10 December, 1860. then
aud There II said petition. judgment sill IL
entered Up against him pro coniesso.
q Witness Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Court At OF
fee, the third Monday Of September, a. d. 1850
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
October 80. Price adv St175 66-Gw
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Mn. BELL's SoUNDSEss.-.3 UTse Predic-
fioa.-The Baltimore sun, strong Breekin.
ridge and Lane paper. said soon alter the
candidates for the Presidency were nominal
ted:
Mr. Bell upon The slavery issue is relia-
bic and sure enough for the defence Of the
South against fanatical aggression. So that
with strife and division IN the Democratic
party, and an a,owed enemy 10 the South in
the Republican, the claims Of the COnstilu-
tiOnal Union party may rise above all other
considerations, and prove eminently attract
i've 70 the conservative men, North, South,
East aud West"
This prediction. says Tie Nashville Ban
ner. is slready being fulfilled. :" The claims
Of The Constitutional Union party have al
ready risen "aboye all other considerations, Z
and have proved already eminenlly attrac-
tive TO The conservative men. North, South,
East and Vest" The indications are now
unmistakable that the party lines heretofore
existing are rapidly being obliterated, and
the contest is narrowing down 10 Northern
sectlonallsm under tie lead 81 Lincoln against
the National ticket Of he'll aud Everett.
The Republicans see this aud are waging the
battle accordingly. The conservative North.
crn men see it. and they are preparing 10
support The National ticket. The people ar
The south see il. aud they are tall,iug under
the ilag q " The Constitution, the unl0n, and
the enforcement d tie laws
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State Educational Association If North
Carolina.

The next annual Meeting of this Assoeia.
tion will be held in Wilmington. the session
beginning at seven o'clock T.. NJ. oil Tues.
day tie 18th 81 November.
Is usual, the delegates will Dc passed over
the various railroads IN the State ior hall
fare, aud will be hospitality entertained ii
the place of meeting.
The Committee authorized to determine
the time aud place Of meeting have felt bound
70 call the next session as far South as the
facilities for railroad travel would permit
and this consideration, and the excitement
preceding The presidential election, are Iii,
reasons for fixing the time % late Iii III.
war.
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of Ialy-The Arundel Society Z. Proverbs. 9. The
Meeting. Q. Progress. 10. Strength II. Norman Sin.
Glars An Autobiography Part TX.
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co.. New York,
Price $s per annum for any one Of the Reviews OF
Blackwood or any two Of the works, S.; for Black
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
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lMpnRTANT SALE.

AN thr i. jly If November nrsl. shall ys,t 10 tts
" hlebest bidder rn terms d sntt III puttascf tlt
valuable Ind beautifully lufliel hot 4 nLt LUf ri
Mis- tuIi A. Hooker sitlatcd mNrlIlel u ftyuuA ia
northern boundary line II the town d iiltlshpsuuga
large Dwelling. WIgh an abundance Il Uat Houses,
ana scssn aercs 81 ground, iaj altogether NOR iii.
sirahlr residence For NfIhcf pattishf9rs addrss @
~. Hooker or tht Subscriber, II Nrwscrn S.s
ROSCOE HOOKER.
sepicmhtf /. sN-t#s
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Boots, Shoes, Brogans, Hats
Caps, &c,
n. B. GRIFFIN & SONS.
No. IL South Charles street,
gALIGML2.a, ILL.,

Two our large and complete r4lI stock W clil ihs
particular attention u Dealers. Ii esu.isfs Ii
Heavy Bogaas, made n Tie besl manufacturers. III
Planters, with soies negtig a9 iaft N5t ai,h hfass
wax upper leather, which ~ Natfsut sist enre !.
tisiattpn. Our stock Of heavy thick B0Ofs. 3da n
OAK Tanned leather, with thtee s8le@ att3 i.4tt 4
heavy vas upper leather, ai made 10 altd az.
tantel. with gil and complete assastilsstst Ri
BALTIMORE MANUFACTURER aaKK,
such Ii Gents, Fine calf Bopts. sc8el anl Fezest
heavy seNfi scotch liaiicfs lnl Lace shoes Al.a.
Urge assortment III Ladies'. MISSES, ard caiilat's
Drrss Shoes, with i Full Stock 81 Low Priced
EASTERN pEGGED WuEk,
such ~ Nameas, Hisses and Till lref s.s,i Hsafs
Calf hip, Morocco, hi lni Eaan#isss. Fires. p,sH
large stack 81 Fine nfes. HATS tad CAPS. sss 4E4
er with ilIi assortment ii Wool. HATS #ts,as4ts
wear. VIII III soIi II Veg baa Prices
We Ill fof Iii rxamINat.5ai0ua III su3V0tae ssies
ID every Instance.
September il, Ga lnr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31
A Novelty in the Art World
PHOTOGRAPHY uroS PORCELAIN
Secured bg letters patent ID The nilel States,
England, France, and Belgium
The AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COHriNY,
NO, Broadway, New York,


Hasng secured ihei, novel and ingenious invention hy
American and European patents, all fully prepared 10
execute all orders for
Miniature Likcnesses of Persons on China.
presenting al lie attractive AMI advantageous features
u ordinary photographs, the hTancy sud finish 81 4
@aereolor drawing, and hitherto unaltainel quality
q durability, III being rendered d impefshlbe 4. lie
natural properties II Tie aftiees upon which they are
transferred.
81 The patented process ofthe Company enables The
reproduction III Photographs not only in plain snrfrcs
but upon such round Al Il any degree Of irregn
afity-penaits Re reproduced wlth fautIess accu
icy, and decacy IF deiaealion upon Porcelain wares
u any description mid dimensions used as articles Of
luxury q d household utility, such as
frns, Vases, BreakiastCups, Toilet Articles,
&c thereby securing faithful portraits anil furnishing
unique and exquisite style u ornamenlation Of arti.
cles III domestic ase.
II order to furnish facilities for the qualification II the
popular tase and meet The wants 81 those patrons
The Fine Arts DESTROYS II having Portraits on Pofce-
An. The Company have imported from Europe cnIlec.
ton ii superior Porcelain Goods manufactured u their
own order. which they scll ai cost prices.
Asihe American Company are owners Of The patent
tight, and consequently the only persons authorized
use The process, they have determined, ii order 10
iaord People ii every section of tile Union
~ opportunity 70 possess Portraits on China,
q make he following proposition u
Residents III the Country,
Who unable d visit PERSONAL, liz A,ee, Galleries
III Ncw York.
Persons sending photograph amtntype, or lagxer.
reoiype @ The office II lie Company ii New York, IL.
eamPanied ~ Fiyp Dollars. viii receive ii return IS
rNptess. free d other charge, richly
0rnamented Breakfast Cup and SANGER, with
the Portrait transferred thereon.
Nv transmitting dagueuentypc and Ten Dollars.
they viii receive IL return III like manner
4 handsome French Vase Or Toilet Article.
With lhe Porral reproduced BY he patented process
~ sending pair Of dagueurotypes and Fifteen Dol
lafs, they will rscehc ID return
a Pair DC rich Seyres Vases.
with the Portraits executed equal ID miniature paint.
ings. and ii Ike manner Portraits ran ha reproduced
porcelain uatss 81 iasfs o. every quality Of nis
ranging n ptite ttom Twenty e Cine Huuded Doiafs
The pair.
N. B.-ne particular ii whiting The adltcss, town.
county and state distinctly.
All letters d liz addressed ID
!" Manager, American Photographic rortr.
lain Co.,
7sl Broadway New York.
October 81. 65-am
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20 DOLLARS REV ARD.

EgA AN away from The subscriber i Sunday In an
~ day Of this month, my Negro Man JOE. III Is
about twanty-seyen years old, dark brown ginger.
bread color wora whiskers when lie went away ~ i
about five feet eight Of ten inches high, ahd weighs
about one hundred and fifty pounds. lie had when he
wenaway several suits Of good clothing. He Il shtewd
and quick spoken.
will give the above reward to any one THAT will
take him up and deliver him 10 me, Or conGne him IN
any Jail 50 that can gei him.
GEORGE 4. MEBANE,
Near Mebaneville Depot.
MebanesiIlo N. q, Sept. 1860. 6i-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31
obituary.

Died. At the residence Of her sona-law il Alamance
county, on The nth Of October, Mrs MARTHA RI
PER, in the 10th year Of her age. Her hours Of SUI.
fefng were Short but very severe yet she left for the
comfort Of her bereayed children and friends the
song belief that she fell asleep in the arms Of her sa-
yiour
Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep,
From which none wake 10 weep" LIZA.
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Washington. 0cl. u.

The Oregon EieciiOn-L9ect on Gn. Lane.
II is understood here that Gen. Lane will not
return 10 Oregon 70 reside. but will 90 back
to the Old North State" aud seek the old
roof-tree. He has been put out and prefers
10 stay out.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31

for October contains, !. Seeing {. DELAYING. .. The
Pspal Government .. Tiskls IT, smobs ,hs Thieves I!
:. The RrPuicd Traces Of Piimeysi Man 8. The 10.
nance Of Agoslini-Pah n. o. The rrostO.P Paintings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31

Moses Smith was tried al The Iaie tenn 81 The supe.
10, coun IN Forythe county. Iudrc saunders prssl.
ding, and convicted Of The murder 81 b. H. yoss. near
waushiOwn. some weeka ago. The prisoners eoun.
eel took an appeal 70 The Supreme Coan but The Judge
candidy stated 70 The prisoner TIA, be saw no hope o
him In lbis world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31

We l,ua from tho standard that lIouas, Who Va.
convicted sometime since IL The superior Court o.
Wake county o. The murder Of Parish, has been par.
donsd ~ tao Governor. and ha. len the state 70,
Georgia.
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NE w GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER SrmfES.

BEG leave agan 10 call the attention III nv custom-
ers and Tie public generally 10 my purpeses III do
ins business for the future. Owing 10 circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find II impiaetcabe 10
closeup my business ii Iiisborough ii present; must
therefore be employed, and shall 10 on to the North 10
purchase stock adapted 70 the wants Of The coun
ry ior the approaching season, and pledge myselfio
sell them AZ very moderate advance upon cost in or
der to keep mp tie excitement which has already been
created ~ the reduced prices ii which have been
selling for few weeks past. Thus hope 70 draa my
share d trade notwithstanding The untayorahe oea-
lion | an occupying.
will here add, lhatwhile All controlled ~ circunl-
stances ii regard the unasoabie location that have
for doing business that find The system 81 quick sales
and small profits TO pay better than larger profits and
slower sales; consequently can bold out inducements
10 cash prompt creditbuyers aud think may sale-
y say save them from fifteen TO twenty per cent ~
calling al my east Of the Court House. Please
in mind the location the house recently occupied
~ = y. Rrilin, and near MI. A. q, Murdocks Coach
Shop.
will also state 10 those who may lie inclined ID RELY
% my stock for their supplies This season, that win
te ten hfeen days liter III getting ny goods IN
tHan i usual. The delay in some important respects
will he ell the better for thoso who arc net compelled
10 purchase their goods early in the season. as goods
ran 81 puchased much cheaper III advanced period
ii tle than al the opening a Tie trade. Besides
he fashions IN The northern markets better as,ab
sed, lbus afording tie yage dealer al opportunity
Of Offering his patrons the most approved STILES.
cel confident that III carrying OUT my plan Of CON
dustng ny business, can make Il work 10 The adyan.
mge Of Ill those who will favor with their patron-
agc, & liberal allowance made e cash buyers. Hop.
g u ~ my customers ii 10 examine my stock from
ae 9th Is HE 18th II October
| am respectfully,
II. L. OWEN.
i October 3. 6l-
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LIST, OF LETTERS,

- r.f,INr,tIt 80 -, no,... II.t,.,.., =,
T. = w m II is.s'e 0eso'
x III ~ 80 = eai', ts"N
1ohn ". at~aier YIN lefdant
Israel Abbot, Df,l 4, dnhest
Folly badgef, JOIN +, lnhisEan,
,ally baaes' MAY II, z.fl'
DAVIS y pro, Mfs. II II i.aheen,
wary mll !, z. n = ploWh' :, y. t'ihsaeh
D I, iissse' VISITS N, adVi9ss3ot3
,,oiMay Da.aaes' hash'l's y i'a'd'
u Raahs J I p.,aa,i I'M S,r,o,,
MARI i ps5Iand s.tg,s f,6ss;.s fs1,.,.,
Christian p csngSs Iaast ''s MsRss S.,7
femme 1,hit.. Ufaf.H stfr3n3lf=
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N or C u

IA PPLIcATI0N will be made to the next Legisla-
tnre for the passage Of law 10 prohibit Tie aae
Of sprlluous liquors BY retail at Durham's Station
October ~. &C.,
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STRAYLDl. on SsTI0,L.-E,N,I-.-

T.NRoM Caip Creek Meeting House. on sunday MI,
Y ill., 2lsl instant, Mare, saddle and billie. The
Maze !. soati ellh white SPOT IN he fOfehsal. sid
both hnl feel white. seven Or eight gears Otl--hs
saddle nettty new Il reasonable reward vii II given
III liz recovery Of the property, 81 such affirmation
u viii enibs ne 10 obtain them.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Neai Whda Cos Peei 0fIifp.
uStptei IA, iss0
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Election 70 be held on TUESDAY. the 9th day
Of November.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HAMMERsHLAG & MENDELs

TAKE pleasure in informing the citizens Of Hilsho-
rough and vicinity, they have opened and have
now ready for examination at their store ii Hills
borough, one Of tie most extensive assortments Of
Goods ever brought TO this section Of country which
they will offer for sale prices that will aslonish their
customers. They would, therefore, advise you to call
at once with all the cash you raise, and more
by investing money in their Goods, than you could BY
any other speculation. They have the most complete
Stock ever offered Of
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n OF &c i

I,nE c,eilofs II MANN JENKINS. deceased. atc
hereby notified 10 present their claims 10 ne on u
before ThursJay The III DAY d November next.
THOMAS WEBB, &. s. III E.Ts
October i6. Bt-.w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31

Somebody says the prettiest trimming for
a woman's bonnet il good-humored face.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-31

I'd ENAINfNG the Post Office 1T Ii illsbo-ough,
- z. on lie 1T day Of July, $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
NEW RULINGS OF THE POST OFFICE DEPART.
NENT

The Cincinnati Gazette publishes the following
"Thc postmaster Luuey's Creek Va having discOy-
cred thought he discovered ncendarism in the Reii-
go'n Telescope, paper representing the United Breth
rem published at DAYTON Ohio, addressed the following
letter to the editor:
LUxEY's CREEK, HARDY Co., Va, Dec Ith, 1889
Mr.. EpIroR- Dear Sir: | think il due that should
inform YOU that postmaster, am no longer permitted
to deliver your paper TO subscribers in this community
It is unlawful for me- as SUCH deliver any paper to
subscribers holding the views yours does upon the sub
ect Of slavery. They will hereafter be committed to the
flames. Respectfully, WM. j. NcNENAR
P. NJ Luney's Creek, Hardy Co., Va.
The editor Of the Telescope the Postmaster At
Luneys Creek the subject but receiving reply he
addressed lr Valandgham Representative in Congress
from his district and Mr. v called the attention of the
Postmaster-General TO the matter. This followed
by the annexed letter TO the Virginia Postmaster
Po.T-OFF.CE DEPARTMENT,
Appointment Office Jan. A. 1850.
SIR: Hon. Mr.. Nalandigham has transmitted to the
Postmaster General copy of letter purporting to have
been addressed by you under date of th of December
last to the editor of the Religious Tieseope newspaper
published in DAYTON, o., in which you say:
-" think il due that should inform you that as Post
master ! am no longer permitted to deliver your paper
to subscribers in this community II is unlawful for me-
as SUCH to deliver any paper subscribers holding the
views yours does upon the subject OF Slavery They will
hereafter be committed to the flames
The Postmaster General directs to inform YOU that
this is not correct construction of the law ofyOur State
on this subject Because single copy Of any parfic,,-
lar newspaper contains atter decided By tie state
Hori,es 10 be Hcsadiny -, rs character, Il does noi
therefore, f,iioc TINT any subsequent numbers Of He
same paper are 10 be condemned for that cause. Each
and every number Of the paper must be acted upon and
disposed Of separately provided by the statute Of Nr-
ginia, which is in the following words, viz.
If a Postmaster, or Deputy-Postmaster, know that
any such book other writing (oi an ncendary char
accr has been received his Office in the mail he shall
give notice thereof to Justice, who shall inquire
into the circumstances and have such book or writing
burned in his presence
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
H0RATI0 KING,
-. ID. L.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
JOHN d GEORGE GIBsON,
BUILDERS,
pICUNoNn Va
MOULD respectfully inform tS:r friends and the public

WOULD respectfully inform their and the public gen.
w eray that their estabshmeht corner Of Cary and
Sixth streets eceniy destroyed by ne) has been rebuilt IN
substantial manner and that they prepared TO resume
eraons their department OF business extensive scale
they have enlarged their shops and furnished
which facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
WORK In It's various branches.
Their new Mills Mayos Island now completed on
such scale capacity viii enable them the easing
demands Of the city building tmbe The Mills ar. OF the
arges; and approved kind built by Page1 Co Bal
tmor and having their patent motions and The
Steam Engine hundred horse power by John and
James Turner Of this city They have hand several rams Of
pine logs and have made get connu.
Gus supply and prepared 70 m all promptly at
able prices accommodating terms Tey have engaged
reliable mechanic work their lah machne and will furnish
pasterers lahs In any quantity that be desired
They will as heretofre furnish plans estimates for buildings
other improvements, and will contract for the erection
completion Of the same in the city country.
the liberal patronage extended 20 them In past years by
citizens OF Richmond and other portions Of the State they beg
leave to express their grateful thanks assure them that they
will by every means In their merit coninu
ance Of their ayor and confidence. iag-,i!w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08

About 10 O'Clock on Monday, DR.. c. had occasion to
use the grindsone near the kitchen door, and while in
the act OF sharpening plane iron, Eliza came behind
and struck him with grubbing hoe. Ann who was turn
ing the grindslone, then seized and struck him
another blow on the head He fell without groan or
STRUGGLE probably stunned by the first blow Eliza then
seized him by TIE arms and Ann by the feet dragged
him to the kitchen and threw him on the fire. Ali day
long they kept the fire burning, until the body was
they thought entirely consumed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-08
HORATIO KING,


UNcoNTRoyERrInLE FcTs-The Boston Courier CON
cludes an able article with the following tru;smS "With-
ont slaves there could be such cotton crop New
England asks for her manufactures. Without the mills
of New England its agriculture and mechanic arts would
soon fall into their former comparatively unprosperous
state Aud even in Mr. Wilson's own town Of Natck-
what a deplorable change would soon follow upon its
present thrifty condition Without cotton shoes could
not bO purchased either for the negroes for consd
erabe portion of the white population at the Southfor
certain it is that the comfort aud prosperity of Natck
and other New England manufacturing towns directly
growing out of the bondage OF four millions of men, "