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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Congress has been employed in the discus
sion OF the slavery question, to the exclusion
Of the important business affecting the whole
country. GNoice--. That's so."--" That's
good." Whenever you ask your represen-
tatives why they did not revise your revenue
system in order to deiray the expenses u
the Government without borrowing twenty
millions OF dollars year, they tell you they
had not time. Laughter.] The whole time
was occupied in the discussion OF slavery,
aud there was no time to raise money to pay
your honest debts. Good. =" Cool and
applause When you asked your represen-
tatNes why il was that the Pacific Railroad
had not been made you were told that there
Was no time. because the slavery question
absorbed the entire session Of Congress,
When you ask your representatives why Il =
that the mail system has not been reformed
and carried on with yigor throughout the
country, you are told that the bill was lost
for want Of time. Laughtcr.l When you
| ask why il is that YOU have no overland mail
route to the Pacific, and no steam lines, you
are told that the slavery question occupied
the whole session, AM bill, we're lost for
want Of time. Renewed laughter. Thus
YOU find that all the great measures which
Affect the commercial interests, The shipping
interests, the manufacturing interests, the
/ industrial interests OF the country, have been
l lost for wantof time. Laughter and applause.
and cries of . Gnodn My ielaw citizens.
there never will be time to perform the dl-
/ ties for which the government was made,
unless YOU Danish iore,er the slavery qnes-
tion IRON the halls ot Congress, and remand
| it to The people Of each State and each Ter
ritory, according 10 the platform Of the De
mOcratlc party. Prolonged and sociteraa'
cheering. This great principle OF non
interference by the Federal Government and
popular sovereignty in the States and Terri
tories is not peculiar 10 the Democratic
| party. Ii was affirmed in the COMPROMISE
measures Of 1856; il wss affirmed in the
/ Wing platform Of 1852, as well as IN that OIL
The Democrats it was affirmed BY all national
men in those days, and should be sustained
by all national, conservative, Cnun-loying
men in the present day. Loud applause
/ NV fellow citizens. return to YOU ny
pfoloqnd Acknowledgements for the klndnes:
which has assembled you together. and iaI
the respectful attention with which this sasl
assemb,ase has listened u my dcsultury r.,
marks, loud cries OF I. Gu on, 70 IN,
--and again renewing 10 YOU my thanks,
beg to take nv leave nf YOU, bidding You q
gnod night. Loud and long continued
cheering
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Speech Of Senator Douglas,

DELIVERED IN BOSTON, JCLY II, 1850.
FsLLuw. CITIZENS This vast sea Of hu-
man faces warns me that il is impossible lnr
my voice 10 make itself hratd or understood
BIZ this vast assembling. am overwhelmed
with the honor tia, yaa have conferred upon
ME, by t1i. spnutans9es assemblase Of count
less thousands 10 pay homage, npt 10 me.
individuality, but u that great principle ol
constitutional liberty. self government, which
underilrs all our free Institutions. Ap.
pltuse.
am lnfnrmeI that now have the honor
to speak from the same balcony fron which
your godiike Webster, IN 1850, great cheer
mg, defended his action III support ol Tie
principle Of nnn Intervention 5y Congress
With slavery in the TERRITORIES, .. affirmed
in the legislation Of that year. Renewed
cheering Inc knuNledge nt the isct that
speak ltUa, tir same balcony. III defence Ui
tie same principle that the immortal Massa.
cuusett. statesman sindieated a. the crown.
lng act VI Til. lie, i sufficient t. account
tur hi, unparalleled as,emoass II tie ma.
tional mea Vi Massachusetts,. Applause.
Tie history of Massachusetts, j. the histD-
~ uf constitutional liberty Iii Massacan.
sstts hass Tree institutions lad their birth.
-Gries ii /" Gppl -" I'hat'.n.'' The bat.
ties 1T the Resolution we're ali loughl III
defence III tie rigbt ii Tie people. yf cO.u.
aires, aud province. anil TERRITORIES, a. we'll
a. Ut sovereign states, - inlHage their own
affairs aa5 e*tabIi.h sarr a"n institutions.
Loud hufratis Il !. uatgraI, therefore,
tuat The people d New England, the DE-.
.erndants nj tt0.e revolutionary sages and
patriots wH@ established aur iarm III govern
mrHi, should Hnw stand trmIy in defence Of
the principle ppbn which gur entire puitieal
system rrsfs+ {" Iuod." guad"1 The
liberties ut tbss tpuutrs are nov put III peril
by sectional parties. appealing to sectional
passion, sectional prejudice. anJ sectional
ambition, against tar peace and harmony Of
the whole country. fsures4--a' That's 70. u
On the 0ue baud. sUa tiad great Northern
sectional party appealing ~ the North against
the South. 4 sprs- That's .u." Another
-" Never On the ptlier hand YOU find 4
sectional party Southwark, appealing to the
preiudfees u the south against the North.
The Republican party demand possession u
tie Federal Government ia order. that it,
py1ef may be welded Tor the prohibition ul
slavery where the people want il. Voices
" Taat'. the talk, -" That's sU." others
r5sy are right."l Tie Southern sectional
party demand possession u tho Federal
b9rfnmgHt in order that tie whole puwer
Ut the Government may be welded Tor tie
defence AMI maintenance Of slavery where
The people lont want ii Laughter and
cbegrnsl These twg sectional parties are
III dirrtt conflict with each other, and are
producing tbf " irtspres,lbie conflict" which
can never be teeoueiled up,il you recur u
the JagtfIne that Cungrss. shall not interfere
sta tis domestic institutions u The people
nW 0As,t. Entag,tsstie aPplauss
tgT tae iasE lev ysafst tie sAgle time Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
rat b. IIlII.I.a,aIlllI Iltr.,.,.r.

Nr. Htarit;--I have thought The Recorder
= gpod medium through shieh 10 invite our
Inon.lpslng Democratic friends ID The re-.
cue u our glorious TuiDn Ii require, no
Soinnou 10 see the tendency III things AZ
present. The Norlhern and Southern he.
murract is divided, and consequently tbeir
nationality i destroyed The Hack R.publi.
cans, 10 iull array, claim no nationality,
Hut Bell and Everett. worthy ol the conf.
dehec u Al parties. stand up for The Union.
The Constitution, and the faithful Erceut,,n
81 the Laws. This isa time unlike any III
our political hlstnry. aud il a test III uni,n
" dispniun 10 effect. The time Ia. coma
when al The lsms aud all party affiliations
should W iprgotten, and every man sho
loses hls country should rush IL The raised
standard Of uDIon and Liberty. We may
athef ~ matters uninpurtant 10 comparison
WIN tliis Lnlon, but We do not differ when
That question il asked. Our country, our
whole country, il ours. Our fathers blood
pleads - stronger and louder language dian
tan be uttered by human voice. Come. moi
to- party aggrsndixsment, but FOR tie Union.
sake; come one. come all and BY an EN-
phatic ,ote teach III aspirants TO office that
they must love the Union first, and that We
viii have no others to rule over Us. Nv This
msaus you can avert the calamities ii i civil
va, The natural offspring Of dissolution.
T.. j. v,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
The Sight OF a Blind Girl Restored by
Marriage.

The Cincinnati Press, Of Thursday last,
says: A physiological wonder occurred a
short time since, i'll this city, which will
doubtless prove rs interesting 10 oar read
ers, as il already has 10 Psychologists and
uculists. A Young and exceedingly inter
eating girl residing on Eighth street, whose
name We suppress from motives Of dellcacy,
and whose amiable disposition. elegant man
ners aud placid beauty Ut soul. had endear-
cd her 10 all Who knew her, was, year Or
Two ago, compelled 10 discontinue her studies
and leave school, in consequence of a par
llsl loss oi ese.slght that threatened To be.
cUUe tutal,
She was entirely unable to read, and al
though she could see we'll enough TO enable
her Ia walk about, visit her friends and en-
terrain them when they called upon her. me
threatened lnss ut sight gave her much an
noyance. and aroused the s,mpathies Of all
who became acquainted with the facts.
4 number 81 our skiliial physicians were
employed by the family, aud she was even
taken 10 sulne VI our most nuted uculists /;
but all their learning. deAterity, and manage
u,rnt proved uHsalllng. Her eyes looked
healthy, were beautifully pensi,e n their e.
preston, and seemed deep - her soul Was
pure. but they were, nevertheless, 10 her al.
must wholly uselesA.
Notwithstanding t'lis rather melancholy
physical detect, . young man, who had long
been devoted 10 Aer, offered her his hand III
marriage. She demurred. aud through an
excess 81 affection. refused u bestoM il upun
the man who hid long since won her heart.
stating that she never Mould consent to be.
come burlIien upon tie man she losed. For
4 long time lie persisted IN Iii, SUIT, aud at
length, through his praises and signs. made
her believe that lite with her even il she
we're wholly blinl, were better than Para.
disc where she was not.
A month or two agu her resolution was
fescindcd. and lie became III, vile aud
strange A. il may seem, from that day her
rte sssht began u improve. aud she j. now
aDle IL read :he finest PRINT b. gas.llght.
without pain and without any apparent opt,-
cal injury. Tie case has caused consaiera.
uls sensation among those nho are con,ers-
ant MtiE The circumstance asa well establish.
81 ocular iaci, il i, prae,lral tllustrat!on
II what las been cietrfty. said, 4" that Love
u bllnd, b4! lltmrn il tie ocullst Who alone
rsa open bls eyes"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

i Win LgAr.-- The Providence Journal
states that IN Tuesday night passenger. *.
cited By drink, lra2ed from the traia near
Richmond. while the cars were running at
speed oi nearly mile minute. The train
was Slapped aud backed the baggage mas.
ter and uihers tuuk lantern. ard sraruhed the
sides OF the track. expecting to fnd = man.
gled and bruised corpse. Alter proceeding d
short distance tie missing man rn.. up, ~.
marking to the baggage. master, /" Do III be
scared. bos, IN just III tie trek" Ills
lace aas slightly scratched, which was the
onis injury apparent. but he ~as completely
s1Jsfgd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
TINE UNITED STAIRS SENATE

The senate 81 the Enued States change.
one Ihird u its body every twU years. Al
present there are 50 Democratic and ~ On.
position membrrs. tail the latter Republicans.
except Mvssrs. CtittenirH aud Kennedy, /,
~ tile ~ whose term. will expire On lhs al
d March. 1851, the places uf spne II them
have been Tiled a. tpliows: Mr.. I,rerkin.
ridge, il. place Of MI. rrittendsu, ii Ken.
lucky Mr. Percr, II MARYLAND, has been
reelected Mr. lark, iispnbIlcan, u New
Hampshire, la. been reelected - have Mr.
Foster, Republican, u Connecticut, and w.
Harlan. Republican. u. Iowa Mr. Pugh, De.
iDOcrat, 81 Uhio, il 10 be succeeded by Mr..
Chase, Republican. The following are vet
y undergo the ordeal Df their respective
Legislatures: NJ. Fitzpatrick, &c Alabama |;
W.. Johnsuu. Il Arkansas; MI. GwIn, If
California; Mr.. lalee, u Florida. l,IerIined i,
Nr. itstson, u Georgia; Mr. Fitch. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
nlackwood,. raInbursn naa.r,ne,

~ July, hss been feccl.sI IL contents a.. Ths
sssfet Hisary II the russian csmpaiso u lsl2-sir
R5ter Wilson. .. Captain sgeas. adventure. II H..
mil l.aal-Pah III. :. Poetry. 4 Iallsiat Patls.-
The campisn Wonder. $. ri. RIVAL Academy and
gthef Exhibitions. 9. Norman Sinclair. IA Aa,obis.
snPhy VI. IAN Eteriian il France. j. Era.
~. .. Tie Return 1911 and die Tors raay.
Published IL Leonard ss1it 4 Co. New y,,l
Ptife - pr aanum tof any one oI he Review. or
bliek"pod o. any Two III The norka. 81 ID Bl.rL.
~ooJ and lhe four Resitws. $40
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
Douglas In North 'Caroiina.-The

bern Progress il strang advocate FOR Douglas, and
thinks Il the thing put fairly and sqaae, TO The
people Of North catolina. thai she, ike ilrgiaa.
would bc found Tor Douglas |. contends. therefore.
thai convention SHOULD be held aflet the Au-
gust election, - ha, every eoanty Ia The sne could
come up anil eompifu notrs with the other eounlesI 50
that The strength Of ihl tickets might be ,rsed
The Progress adds II the Acesdstl pe.-ist 10 run.
ming Their Ticket We ssy them that they cabno,
count with any certainly, Virginia North catolins.
Tennessee, kentucky Georgia. AIabama Louisiana.
These things may be unpleasant but they sreso. The
people one man and the wife.workrrs give thsm
another"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01
STATE ELECTION.

STATE ELECTION.
An election for Governor members Of the iegisa-
ture and Sherl Of The several counties, will le held
The State on Thursday the % DAY Of Au-
gust (lo.monow.) The candidates in this county are
FoR TIKI SENATE.
Josiah Turner, jr., Wing
DR.. Pfide Jones, Democrat.
COMMONS.
Hugh D. Guthrie and Vim. n. Patterson. Wings
John +. Lyon and WIN. r. slroNi, Democrats.
SHERIFF..
John D. Lealhefs. Richard N. Jones'.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

FrSps faa rnE CasrAlox. /. said The
clerks IN The Departments are II be as.r.sed
t~enty per- cent. UPON their salaries during
lie campaign. II am 81 The funds ii thr
Breckenridge cutnmlttec. Tie Dpagla, men
groNt exceedingly. but desire 10 hold ~ 10
their places. Displttt Ii II. u HefaR ala.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

A, a meeting Of tae Council i state. a Rlleigh.
la.t week. Robert 5. French, E.q d Robson county
was appointed Judge q ihe Superior coah, in
place u Judge Shepherd, resigned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

Uygpspsa. Inigesait Heart DUN. set IIfa.h. ssuf
Siamarh, Jsamlies. Flstuiunsy. General uetilf.
ty,Ne., ind tsaiy relief tad speedy cue
ii this tfrai Remedy.
The ONyEenated Esittcrs ats believed III
many who have iesu cured ofihe aboss complaint. IL
he ihs only msrine hi,h tie n,gttriu medra III MI.
tn' shst ,.fahls Il !. not IN alcoholic vtepata.
TIN. which While giving nonsntafy stimulus. rsslu.
- the system ~ lie ral,O bit distinct aid
diI,mDt from apy medical preparation ever ompounJ
H. and abich stl.-n mos, ts.es, s.met ihr disease
" The ooss mi restore tlt patient u rtistias iellt
In ptooi u which, testimony Il he stfy highest d
unacceptable character !. presented.
RELIABLE TEsHINuSg.
We ea te aishtiou n tie reader 10 The following LEI
YET hon ftesifsat smith. 1T Wesleyan University
Mildlstawn. Conn. rel, ~. 1850,
Messfa. :. ". FawtE 4 %. Bentlemsn ri htst
nitse use q he DtfarStf1p Htfrrns some seven !,
eight seafa sufr. Having safefeI HI twenty s..t.
ityn form q Dyspepsia, which vas attended wtL
nsfs0ns hfsllrhs ,ssfage u mol lsss than IL.
dsy - wefk, VS. injured ~ The uhpfrtsptnu -.
esnaen.''i'n " IT, 6fsrn IL ~ buillv. and II
~ hfhfIt VS. ieeslttJ q discontinue The usep
The Ne u ohe bottle warranted farther itta ID lie
saien' /" snHe ihtee fur viii CAREFUL al.st,ante
y the accompanying duertions The trs,lt ~. 81 I'll
IT, entire ifl'ei Ita The assl s,pecit symptoms anil
sH drIfe.ins painful consequences hrllrss ihese
bieis hlheei 40 tniire change II t,r Insults * M
system snd UPON tbs active eusfgs 81 The digestive j,
ga7s. nos dfem myself - exempt hpm DYspepst,
= mol pefsoh. Fhtse hittfrs have also been n sst
srs y Other members IL nv family.
Very respectfully touts.
AUGUSTUS W. SMITH. |
Prepared hy Seth W. Powls A 90 Boston, and h,
- 4 AZ -
ale ~ Wfbb 4 Dickson. Iiill.bofough, II. d. sagn.
deis, IhsfsI Hill. Williams Haywood, ,l.iyh .rd
y ~ Diugsiss snd ;, wholesale ~ Allie 4 g;,.y
Richmond. End y. 4. &C.. 4. s,n,o., soroa
'""e ~ ts-icm
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LIE nNKaENArrn rIrrrns.

By1pspsia Inigesi4n iIear bum, Natet lIfa.h. sou,
Stamatb, Is8hifs. Ei4luiunFy. Isnprat usluIl.
g.Ne., ini 4 ready fsief aad speedy cue
III Til A.tsst Nen,sllN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-01

John D. Lsalhsss. Richard II. Jones.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
N O Il &c Il

Office Southern Mutual Insurance Coz
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. 4th, 1905
At a meeting of the Board of Directors,
held this day, IL was Resolyed, To pay Sir
per cent. interest on the outstanding Scrip.
Eight per cent to Stockholders on premiums
paid by them for the year ending lst Feb
ruary 1850, and to declare dividend Of
fyty per cent. on the nett earned premiums
OF the Company for the year ending Slst.
January, 1850, for which certificates will
be issued on and after the LIST day of March
next.
~ aoas further Resoived, To redeem .ne
outstanding Scrip for the year 1857, on pre-
sentation at the Office of the company.
s-sg-The Stockholders are hereby mott
fled that an election for Ten Directors and
Fifteen Trustees, TO serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the Office Of the Com.
pany, on. Ihursday, tie 1874 day Of March,
1860. Il. T.. UEBFRT. Sec,v
~ Advocate and Sugar Planter, copy
3 months.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
BARBEE & BENJAMIN

HAVE In Store, the following goods, which they
offer 10 dealers and Families either at Wholesale
or retail, on favorable terms and at reasonable
prices.
In every variety. 3h Boxes-S0D Boxes, 10 d
Boxes, or by the single pound or plug.
sEGARs.
Cazadores, Candad, Coachas, Opera Conchas,
Pieoiiminf, Teruras, Una Nina, Diamantes, La
Lunas, Londres, Prnnsadas, etc., etc.
BRANDY.
Old Hennessey--17e6; Old Martil Old sazerac:
old London Doc: 0tard, Dupuy 4 Co; Longworths
cstawba; Eghth's Imitation.
WHISKY.
old Scotch; Old Irish do. Bourbon, Rye; Old
Robinson County, Tennessee; Common Recifed.
CLARET.
Alfred Morton's Margeaux:
do do Leoville;
saintJulian Medoc-in boxes or BY the Cask
BOX GOODS.
Old Brandy, Brandy Cherries Champagne Cider.
quarts and pints Assorted Brandy fruits, Assert
cd Cordisls, Lemon Syrup, Flavoring Extracts.
PICKLES AND KETCHUPs,
In gallon Jars, half gallon, quarts and pints Wal
nut ketchuP Tomato Ketchup, Mushroom Ketch-
up; Worcestershire Sauce, John Bull, do. Paoli
sARDISEs, OYSTERS, ETC.
Baltimore Cove Oysters; sardines In auarter.
hall and whole boxes; Salmon, ETC., Mackeral In
Kits and Barrels.
ALE AND PORTER,
In pints and quarts.
PRESERVES, FRUIT, ETC.
Red Current Jelly and Jam; Raspberry jelly md
Jam; Strawberry, do, Preserved Peaches, Ginger.
Green Cages, Ounces, &c.
FRESH FRUITS.
Peaches. Strawberries, Rasberries, Black berries
&C.
vEGETABLEs.
Green vorn, Green Peas, Asparagus.
TEAS.
large and varied assortment In chests, I alf
chests, pounds, half pound and quarter pound
packages.
We also have In store our usual assortment OF
Western goods, consisting Of
FLOUR, BACON, PORK, LARD. CHEEgE. BUT.
TIER, PIGS FEET, &C.
Crushed, Powdered and Brown Sugars, Rio Cof-
fee, Old Government Java, Soap, Candles, Oils,
etc, etc. For sale by
janl7 BARBEE A BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

UThe Maine House Of Repres-
eniatives has a sort of Daughter
of the Regiment in the person of
q woman in bloomer costume, who
daily takes her seat in the area of
the House, with as much regulari-
~ and punctuality as the Speaker
himself. She is now serving out
her third term, and shows as much
interest in the doings of the body
as many Of its members.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

A MAMMOTH WAToH.-Relic OF
the Unfortunate Duke of Orleans
There is now at tho store of nj. f. &
9. IL Stilwell, in Rochester, a watch
of colossal proportions, which has been
jeff there by the owner, for REPAIRS
1t is the property of William Jeffrey,
Esq, of this city, late of Canandaigua,
and came into the possession of his
uncle, Robert jeffrey, merchant of
Boulogne, many years since, when the
effects Of the original owner were sold
at auction in Paris. This watch is a
repeater put up in hunting style, the
case being covered with shagreen or
dog fish skin. The movements are in
the common verge style, though made
with great apparent care and skill
Ii was made by Lieutaud, q French
matchmaker of great celebrity, for the
Duke of Orleans, mons. Egalite),
the father Of Louis Philippe, after.
wards King of the French. He died
by the guillotine, and when bis effects
were sold, Mr.. jeffrey made this pur-
chase, and the watch has remained in
the family ever since. The royal arms
of the Bourbons-the Fleur de Lis
are embossed on the pendant of this
watch. 1t is so bulky that no man
could find it convenient to carry,
hence it is inferred that bis Grace
used it while travelling in his carriage
as time-keeper. To this day some
of the nobility Of England carry in
their carriages time-keepers. This
relic OF the unfortunate Bourbon fam
lily is a matter Of interest to everybody
at all familiar with the history Of that
race Of monarchs and exiles.- Roo1es-
ter en- W Union.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22
CuaIous CASE OF DounrruL Is

CURIOUS CASE. OF DOUBTFUL IN
DENTITY.-Some weeks since, q Mr..
II. A. Williams, of New York, sent
his note. for three thousand dollars,
payable in three months, to the Nor
walk, Conn, Bank, to be discounted.
The cashier wrote in reply, that if the
note was made payable in two months,
his request would be granted, and
sent IL back for alteration in his let.
ter, which lay for several days in the
New York postofiice, and was finally
advertised. IL was soon after called
for, altered to two months, and sent to
Norwalk by express. The money was
at once paid to the express messenger,
who handed it over to the party from
whom he had received the note. In
few days, Mr.. f.. A. Williams, hear.
ing nothing of his note, wrote to in
quire about it, when it became evi.
dent that fraud had been practiced.
Detective Holbrook, Of the postal
service, took the matter in hand, and
arrested on suspicion one Henry vii.
liams, milkman, who was recognized
by the clerk in the New York post
Office as the person who had called for
the advertised letter. Williams stout
ly protested his innocence, but was
held to bail. Within u few days,
however, circumstances have trans
pired which render it almost certain
that he 10 not guilty. A second Will
liams has been arrested. 1t has been
proved that this last named person
had suddenly risen from poverty to
aiiluence. His handwriting resem-
bles that found upon the note; and
further, he has been identified by the
postoflice clerk and the express agent
as the party with whom they had to
deal.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-02-22

New BUSINESS. will sec this
morning, that Frank Huguet on Third
street, has madc arrangements to furnish
on short notice, at the lowest figures, all
kinds Of lumber for flooring, and ceiling,
also sash, doors, and blinds, to order.