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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04

how will they praise and adore God for His
love in thus appointing them to be the mes
sengers and ministers of His mercy to each
Others soul and to many others!
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From The Richmond Dispatch.
uan the Glory Of War Atone for its Misery
BY LlBERTlNA

BY LlBERTINA.
There = glory in the martial tread,
There : beauty in the glstening line,
And honor decks the soldiers head
Where yic,Ory's laulels Irvine.
There E majesty in the gallant flag,
As it braves the battle streke,
And hovers Ger the bloody field,
And fans the sulphur smoke.
sublinelY sounds the martial strain,
That bids The soldier so,
And grandly moves the warlike train
Thai pants 10 meet the foe.
There : solemnity in the awful still
That waits the word 10 fire.
And vengeance in the clashing steel
That spares not son nor sire.
Blu, tell me, oh my country, tell,
Ifthese can all atone
When Peace shall break the magic spell
Which war round thee has thrown
Can glory heal the widows heart,
Or beauty dry the Orphans tears
Can honor 10 the loved impaH
The love 81 former years
Can majesty stop " sorrows gusA,
Or sublnty The memory crush
Can grandeur hide the crimson plain,
Where sleep Engraved the noble SLANT
Not all the pageantry Of war,
The cleaning sword the glttering star,
The laurell'd hero's gallant tramp,
The painting stead's inpatient stamp
Not the ten thousand giddy charms
That sound nations call 10 arms"
Can atone for the sundering Of one heart,
For single stroke Of Deaths cold DAFT,
That hurles through the vista Of solid gloom,
A soul unprepared, to is final doom.
Al! ye who join in the war-dog's howl,
Whose hearts with MURDERED Peace are foul,
The vengeance Of heaven ohstructs your path,
And hOyers Ger you in a cloud Of wrath!
lrye can stay the fight Of Time,
Or change his course By change Of cline,
Then may ye escape your just desert
Then may ye escape heavens wrath unhurt.
'hiie Sulphur Springs, Va, Nov. y, 1861.
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BlackwOod's Magazine and
British Reviews,

4 SCOTT CO., New York. continue 10 pabi.h
LIE Tie following leading British Periodicals., wa
o. he London Quarterly, Conservative
III. Tie Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
J. The North British Review, Free Church
&. The Westminster Review, Q.iberal,)
5. BlaekwoOd's Edinburgh Mag zine. Tory }
These Periodicals. ably represent the three gres, po-
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acief AsBrsans q the mssi profound writers on Sci.
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ihey ever have stood, unfyaled in the world osiier,
being considered Indispensable 20 the scholar and the
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" clarsthsy fafnsh more correct and satisfactory re.
coij ofihe tlersture ofthe DAY, thloughoulthc
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EARLY COPIES. The receipt Of Advance
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raiue - thsse REPRINTS inasmuch asthsy can nov bs
PLACED u tie hands The subscribers about soon
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CAUTION. As certain unprinciplsd persons are
attempting 70 palm 81 90 The 1nsusptttiBg public i'm.
iiatipns u my PREPARED GLUE, I would caution
~ % ersmne before purchasing, and see ha.
the fall name,
- Spalding's Prepared Glue, n:
IL on ,hs outside snapper. III ethss are swin5lins
concerns.
November -. fo-l2m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-12-04

From he Nogjolk Era,sins,.
I rephsiic Pills accomplish the Of eei Cor whish They
were male ,yiz Cure u headache IN I'll ils fotms.
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r.. 4 singh bo,tie II spstpfsss PREPARED GLUE
vii save Ten times IL cost annusIIy. 70
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
Y, = NM "a y y n

T A 1 L 0 K.
xy7OULD respectfully return I'D
w sincere thanks to his friends a.
he public in general, for the liberalspsA 4, s
a. opage, he has heretofore received ing
hands, ali d..now takes the opportunis wi
corning them that he is prepared as
take measures and furnish any and all ],
DlDG Gs FIRST
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
PARISTIsDI RECTOR
PARISH 0FFICER.,s.

1Ah4SH OFFlCERS.
SloTon BuRrHE-4J Judge Of the tn I'd Judicia
1 Dssris. Court. City Of
~ Lk lI ATToRNEY---R Robert L. Preston.
s e,"'s---f T Monday in January and
7srms--First Monday I'M March,,
April "A y, and November a9nd oni
the Third Monday in + ebrua.
cls's 53ssz ,,a & n sas October, (
sasr ye.s;' 'suz. Risass, the D.
DepS1S ries.- j. ssplsg S q f.s,,A.
Parish orprreux an GssoSma aere ~
Notary Publ. CSheys.. Porter
Deputv Res.s6sToE a ereen
Assessor--Jules Michel.
Coroner-Daniel Young.
Inspector. Of Weights and Measures i F.
sr N. Deninger.
Joint Committee.
Carrollton--Ge George Herrle.
Right Baak-B.St. Mesme Lebreton.
Left Bank--R. l.. Preston.
Jefferson City--WaIden.
Police Jury---Right Bank.
President Fergus Gardere,
Secretary-W. G. Toledano.
Treasurer Il. Delery.
First Ward-Gustave LEROY.
Second Ward-J. b. Jaauin
Third Ward--Fergus Gardere. q.
Fourth Ward-C. Miaudon.
Fifth Ward-B. Sim. LIE Breton.
Sixth Ward-Thomas A. Gaul,
Seventh District w. B. Berthoud,
Chcniene-
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Police Jury---Right Bank.
Police Jury---Left Bank.

President VIM. EMithoff.
FIRST District-L. L. Levy,
s second District acob Miller.
third District-L. c.. Ferret.
Fourth District-R L. Preston
ruth District William Mithoff
SIXTH District VIM. Fish.
seventh District-N. Betz.
STANDING COMMITTEES. l.
Z. L. Levy, Jacob Miller
~ 83ss and T.. c.. Perret.
,udicaary- I Messrs NJ PRESTON, Levy and
Police cs.s aSMssi ess. ,sss,, n Il.
Parish coIs<5 sf breo1 oNs. .rss,ton.
School c slss. pait-Fs ticIe TaSiess seseaA
~ sss.sS' Rs.E Rsssss s. 7
KEN the Third School Districs---NSwisi
Fish.
For the FOURTH School Dlstriot---S ic''o'as
n Seeretoss and 1Jeasdrer--C: +. rover
Pnrish fsx Co1tecf6r J. Gutierrez
,gftorneu--N. C6ninanaeur.
Printer NE G. Davis. IS
s,,ndic-Jacob Weiyel. 4
: Seroeanf. "a tt rmsJ F'.zeier. IL
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE E
10, District--R. M. Bradford
Sd Dis,rict--Y. G. Lacorgne
4 al D;s,,;ct-J.sD. Hamper.
s,h District DW. F. Bissbee.
i61h District Julien Letort.
~ coNsTABLEs.
- Is, District P. P. Poche.
al Cd District--Edmond Gregolre.
a. I'd District--S. kerner.
5fh Djstrict--Henry Parker.
6th District--Carl kerner.
,7th District Joseph klef-'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
caRRoLLToN OFFICERS.

caurcil Han Dublin BIT. HampsOR and Second SITS =
Jrayo. Charles Epgleman, F.fIscher' s
G " ssb,Iar Charles F. 2eller,
~ Davenport and P. Stoaig,
Finance ScbuIer. Charles Engleman I'D
9. F. Zeller nh
| s,.o.Y, and Landings = w lhiau.t VIC &
'o''ee,S F Fischer, and John DayenpofSF
Ssc,eteru and ComptrolIer--57s';,G ~! =. t9 T
| TREASURE. and COItector-rlspti e ., ie ~" z
,Surpeuor--W. H. Williams
4hornep--Robert L. Preston. Da;b.r
. Con,eiSsary and Serton---rieiiiy ~
Py;pter--M. G.. paws
4 n.."s.;,,,, 4ssessor--C. G. Porter
fr'fee,p D..str,t Assessors--P. Trahant bnd
! "a Francois Babln.
SCHOOL BOARD.
w IT Williams, President-Messrs; y.
AT uoll;ngsworth, DR.. Thomas Campoeh, "a
9 Ferth ]. J.. Herrie, G. Z. fofter anu
John Davenport.
iSecretary--C. G. Bortef'
TEACHERS
c.bool-- /. Il. Hutchinson, Pm
c;nal Male Department. r,,
u:,. aanora B. Jones, Principal femai
Department.
r.ea.son School--Mr. T. Preston, Principal
Ms NJ. D. Woods, First Assistant.
M;ssO.C. Campbell, Second Assistant.
,ur.1in,,,on ,scaool--Miss M. E. McSta,
NJ r ]. Ives. First Assistant
Miss G. B. Robinson, Second Assistant
Justice of the Peace---John d. hamper
Constabie-Stephen herner'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01


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ELS, Dyspeptic remedy 5
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Of any N1e1tcine ir, the WoriH'
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~ liver Disease,
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Senerals Stability,
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~ "a SssDectmiIy Adapted 20
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| =. p.o,i,,ces Rotundity OF VII
,,,,,0Ies OF a Thin and Spare ahp SN.
In Females OF 49, Hn,I Snare YIebI
In Females OF I,hi,. mn. Sp"I,e HabI
avery anvniId should
Every Invalid should
Every Invalid sho ala
Try One Eaclxsge.
nIv One Package.
, TRY one PaclSnse.
sand n Postage stamp to the rroprietors tor !
o.mnnIot ON 1, Diseases of stomach and Bowels
w ~. BLISS " co., Propriotcrs,
s63 Broad way, New 70
For sale an Car slltOn 6g : :
&, T, SCHMlDl
nRTG GESF and APo1.1HiE'o- q, a
Sa Or Dublin Street, teaf = 81 49,
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eEtiOn.
MARRIAGE GlPE,

.sssrrkS3ssz4f- NJ A X X Az II (Tt4R2r Z, Ioe
SkI2E a rivateinitructorfsN fnwred
fs.SggSVSSS~ SONS thoie abotsfoAbe MARI
both male and female. ii everything rncerIf
The hysiology and rela,gs sfonr - seSSsys
s q n nas dhs ns language ssss sf U
". y. This is really aauao,e anst sssaS Wk
general reader, and is ilstrated Witnhums% 1G
Engraymgs All youngnarried Peep or . #E
cSfisepplasaRa marriage, and having the 80
: sps;sSasnsso ,narriedlH, should reas thishk.
Ediscasses Ne crets that very one shydd ~ s
9 v tied VIA l - it is a,ook thai. INST beck
N gn SsSs abeutfhe houses ut as'ne
IN PIE recent of twens -fyetpts'
b ~ rromtamp Address
8 :, a. 10 the UlR. FNE. YOUNG M
sS> $3sextendins iirlre 4th PRladelpna. az
= Railroad. p Unfoih lnste.--,4 is
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= -, sssSs FS,p the Upperlinopsof either &
IS 10 the Upperlinreily 6
So ~ Polls at r III ny Golaf' &
Mason and l. IL 49, 80
~ - $ FHFTm ssPRAit S ).
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IN s,II. - @ ,'ae .e Sn 8
in ali css 50. smissioners on s;ps
Debility, 8 s:sssIsSsA
Paralytic aric~ss DEsVgt
of the Hipsahsfa ~ territory (
Gravel, Drapsy ese. ~ .sschoolhouse.
& Female Weakness.SSsS .'se and John
and all Diseases Of s,h,sss E (
in the Urethra, Fistulas ana. s M 10 ocle
i without tho use of Instruments !; END ., du
After twspty years of personal anassls a ne
experience he'scan state that no psrsol
Ire, world can cure those Diseases With H " J
Or Vegetable Medicine alone; tnste I
was one Chsonic Disease tfea, ,e 1I'e y
properly at the Charity dospi'a !, isse ~
/ $, and the head and pnde OF w w. -. ~
n Faculty have charge oil IT. ~ Z,
Mineral. Medicine; his remediess eng. y
= most debili,a ned TO enjoy as great pslTai
ne healto while taking Medici1e assn
OF nesi., IS ,hais Ives nov2e
, Il pefTOQ .Ol lhell llNNs. =. sl--:.---G
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01
! behalf Of tn
No confer WI \

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aNston, Ill. ~,
I'LL. NJ. Jordan SEQ. eA
cage III.
Ills. b Erwin, Esq. Wasi
n ingtop, d. @.
Hid. d. T.. Moore, Esl
Rochester, N. Y.
XIV. NJ Wightman. D. l
H Spartinsburg, S. C.
llRe9t. Q. G. Gillespie, n
Orleans, La. :
John ". Stoy, Esquire
IlssChsrlesten, S. C.
Hon. BE. Perry, Green.
Hon. W. A. Grabas:.s,i
Haisboro', .. y
Hon, Chas. Manls aa:l
leigh, n. Co.. s54e u
Ion. j. w, 8a.
leigh, N. G. > N
Hon. D. LSwain, Chps
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Chas. ~ Deems, d. u
Wilsons n. g.
C. P. Mende nhall, Gr'ns
boro, N. @.
IDr. j. II ant, Macor
lMyattsl sToisr, Marion
4 Ala.
!. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

''oSI
New Ylork; :.
Toss, E@ NM
dellus Per &'Sllel
4 WOOD NJ York.
oook, E{md, Baker 1
70. New Yerks
Fufinan Earis & co. n
York.
a -EF. Bruce g. Co. New
York.
A. Al. Gale g. Go. New
York. *. |
McPheeters Gheseihn,
Norfolk, Va.
Odom g. Clements, Nor
folk, Va. Ia
oh. JOnD DdAtpf'S- - III
vile, Tenn. III,
Rev. w. G.. Brownlowi
Knoxville; Tenn. H,
Hon. Thos. l.. Jonesa Il.
Newport, KY. III
brown&,McMillE Wash
VI ington, Texas:
w. I'd. Richardson. Gal
= weston, Texas. !
d. Ayres, Esq, Calves
ton, Texas.
p, r. McAnally, D. D.
81. Louis, Mo.
w b. Crooks, ESQ
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

WAsHING1n. fss3 =
derson's Department
lucky, within 100 miles o. ; NV
His headquarters will be a. !
vile for the present.
Ulinoisiaats IN the Southern IN
ST. LOUIS, 1RoADWNr. asxwss,Wo n
men from IlliEroJlt0n pA1
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

Justice of the Peace--John D. hamper
Constabie-Stephen herner'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-06-01

prlceha variety StoiS' II
ay Gfoo niger, (, ;n o,
NiSN STREETS cAshoLl -,
MA. sp iiy inform his former orr. ne 81
- u ,aost rss receiving regular sspAtd
sO,srs anats, nanhy kept In wen a''0'''
I {. % me me- assAsyy Groceries,
sneraA 20 ytazity--s''oh as
Of he osGe6GAR, SPICES y s1 de-;
TEA, ID, BUTTER DC o LIKE.
3he most approcea or@n'''
HAN Boo9S SHOES, ,,o,;e,v ;
FGL0THING, -: great '"'''9
HAb-Feed of all KINDS E.. ae
RPN OARS, BRAN, DC: ,o %S,
80 oifered for sale at very inooo'"'0
and on liSss@s t af sha community
lent Stock molly
bu, 1851. ------e----
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I'VE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.


The La>'est News from Washingtou-
sharp Fighting I'm Missourf-Defeat OF
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LyOn-GeHerai McDowell's OmciaI Re-
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burning of Hampton by the Rebels
Adjournment or Coagress--The New
Tariff Bill--TIAe Latest News-The Mar
kcts, Sc, Sc.
The WEEKLY HKEAID, for the present week. viii be
ready this morning at nine O'Clock IT will contain the
Latest Dispatches from Washington City in regard to the
present disposition of the Union Army An Accoun, OF
the recent Fights in Missouri which the Troops under
General Lyon defeated the Rebels, General McDowel's
Official Report of the Battle at Bull Run and the Official
List of the Casualties Important News from Fortress
Monroe Burning of the Village of Hampton by the Rebels
The Latest Intelligence from the Rebel States The Final
Proceedings of the Extra Session Of Congress The Work
OF Both Houses; The United States Tariff amended
August l. with all the articles alphabetically arranged:
News from the Blockadng Squadron. with much Other
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The WEEKLY HERALD will also contain the Latest For gu
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Port OF New York, August q, 1861.

CLEARED
steamship 0y q , Baltimore Br jeffrey Queenstown and
Steamship Borossa (Ham), Trnu,mann Southampton and
SHIP b Cutting mallory, Ilyerpool--J aNsmthaco
FAR FAR G hSna Gn Mi1a 5eg c an Co.
BARK Princeton. seelsy penaraga--H Bsr,,e:
Bark Pride Of the Sea- Mcfarland n naY1nAsa, Del Vale
Brig rcrcsa Nus) Tarobochn, Cork or Famouth-wm
nrs Martha Post, Robinson Mar;cie. Moore Henry,
F; E5$i Ssi Son
chr Eapa pof Ro RGwe
sehr David Faust, Mosander Aguadio-Mccreudy, Mott
sS sr y Ha% TaSo LySah sqnSy HS Msss
sssr Tsa,sasa %a9.:sT 22lSs5IisF 4 nGugh,on.
ser FGd hsse SGa%of a1ad n
sssr @ S"n ass FGa R.s Co
soop MaTy Aas ter nsno9 New
Steamer sarah Jones. Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
vs @ % MS Snd 3 ~
gers 70 John Date July q Off Point Lynas passed shps
Spa ss ss ssa ! s
Swn aad M Is d Sn p s & e Ys se
mouth ny steering e. 90 Iop g g ;sp Emerald
@
w yss HAD xns sps ssa y s sn,. s
sage: crossed the Banks in lat "A 30; no ice
Bark Raleigh tHan), Hcderch, Hamburg 20 days, with
ndse and 10 passengers, TO T. Amsi lck h Co
Brig Marcus Crockett, Providence days.
Schr Quaker City. Benjamin Eiixabethport.
Schr Reed, McCalium. Eliza ethrort for Portland.
Schr l. NJ Price Kelly, ElzatathPor. Tor Boston
Schr slas Wright seaman, Elznbeibport: Fall River.
Schr Cornela, Mackey, Eizabc.hpor for Fall River.
Schr G l. Lowering Jones. Elzabethpcrt for Taunton.
SChr Diadem Ludiam, Elzabc;hpor; FOR Providence.
Schr Reaper, Ferris, Eizabetlport To-: Greenwsch
Schr j Baldwin, Bailey, Elizabeth ppr. for Hartford
Schr Isaac Merritt Downey Eizabotbpor FOR New Haven
Schr George Edgar, Seleck Ezabethport for Norwsk
Schr y Acken, PECK. Elizabehport for stamford.
Schr II Dinton, Sherman, Bangor, days.
Schr Melbourne, Hunt, RGcsland, days.
Schr Montczuma. Howes. Provncetown, days.
Schr Governor, Chase Boston, days.
Schr Panama Allen, Boston for Albany,
Schr W Eewconb, Bacon, Boston for Albany.
Scbr Nortbam, Reed, Portland CT, days
Soop Ornament, Carter E2ahetbpor for Providence.
Sloop Peck, Peck, Elizabeth Fort For Greenwich.
Soop Sprague. Gibbs. Nunhaanville for Providence.
Steamer Boston, Croker, Phladeplha.
Steamer Vulcan Morrison Philadelphia.
Steamer Tacony Els, Philadelphia.
Steamer PotDfnska, Sye, Portland
Steamer Pelican, Williams, Providence
BELOW.
Brig Bohio, from Pert Prince, II dsysBy pilot beat
David Mitchell
Ship Thomas Jefferson (of Boson) Rollins from Liver
pool June 20
SAILED
eh-Paks Harriet Cam (Br) Gloucester; Maria Augusta
fs~e Queenstown Baker DR. Cork brig Geo Setson
Obj, Trinidad
wind during the day from NNE 70 Sc. light
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SAP EsILr r.Rus, London for Calcutta which put
Into Pcrusmbuco Aef being ashore resumed her voyage
the 10Th OF June
Liywoop, Penny from Rio Janeo for New Orleans
before reported lost on Cape aeras ashore night of
18th ut III o'clock The ashore the
much difficulty. The vessel went 10 pieces next day.
BARK tFs, OF Portland with coal FOR government before
reported was captured week by pr!vaeers and
into Beaufort NC. The Glen Capt Holiness cleared Pha
dclpbla oa ait Tor Toftuxae built Freeport
Isi5, 2sl tons and owned BY l. Farmer.
Bsio LxpiA FsascEs tof Dsnsriscoa), Campbell from
Jago for New York With Sss hhds aud ls bh and Is
TINS mahogany went ashore Hscrns before repoed
May ard became total oss about 10 hhds OF the cargo
were saved Officers and crew saved.
Ia BRIG sARAn STARR, late Q: Char eson sc, from VII.
foington, Nc with for Liverpool been
tiFed BY the steam frigate Wabash prize put
board.
Bxc VIZ NcjiiyrSv, Hartman, from Csrdenas July 10
for Philadelphia with (eefore repored) was cap.
tured by pfssieer Gordon and akea Into North Carolina
part fse Mc registered tons and was built In Pros
pee, Ia iet1, from vh,ch port she halls
Bn Sean Esrnn from Barbados for Philadelphia was
e0und into East Hssbor IN load salt for Philadelphia and
on the rocks about miles OF the harbor the 18th ult
rdder and sustained other damages; doaed of
and brought into I'd The captain about calling
survey And u was thought she would be condemned.
sxa MARv ALcx weich, FROM Porte Rico Tor New York
by the privateer De She Afterwards
captured by the Y : steam frtsns Wabash.
seas Gao JesKs cro~el from Quincy f0r Sandy Hook
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be mlsiea by the tenpsias erxnple % tho great
uAAsstiSftc Clmsnas~anh kvrn there wee
70 Ne tee rrpubi,cs instead ~ our, thsy would
have % particular ctjectlou any the prestige
hitherto enly~r ~ the cd unn wcuI be lst bit they
arr pe sied that eii 70 Itself me south VIII MOI "ns
remain 4 r~pubhc
TIE south. they argse never ~ss demucrssc. exoep,
70 name u has Al the clemens q Arisiucrafy men ~
lAfge pc~sessors sncicnt birth ant polished manners
WIN q scrsne Porulailon - rolievo the priyl"sed
class from The vulgar necessities ~ toll, ami no.
thas n wsnting, tberufore, 10 form the apex 81
the social pyramid bat q wssaycA, s.Aaa tscs might
easily import frc~ re ker~san narsa fhere - an IN.
pu-d hari, with Hraesara ~ u bead, why should
There GOT te empire ~ Caton1craia, 0f whairNer
night be called, With scoa Of other royal fsny
TO reign ~ Not spsAs ~ tho saxe Coourrs and
the Bcnsrares vnc Of would have he rsssl ~
the preferred crcwp there iots Of petty princcs
Germany ~no wcn, ,cmr ~ such or ana be oontert
with very nojsste eivi Inst Perhaps len nevs
be nigh, .onsolea ny creating hm nusa u Mississippi
or CoaGt 81 totesyiiie ny the was heard hong ago
there wu i've iofd scmewbere 10 vens ny the name
OF Fairfax whose pefgree found w all the gl,st
pcerases THIS sarG might b. hunted np aud made
eent;r member of the southern House ~ rsr. "a AID
little lEss H. the Brnmmaee,n of associates
Meanwhile tbe German people Who not ~ fond ~
arntccrac instrt 90. they Ight IA no Is.Iar
ina 70 assist tn mffnsrna the integrity NJ the old To
by something more eaecius than good ~sbes, be N
ever 60 sincere The last Ramhsfg pscget 20 New York
bad over tolr hundred emlgrsnts boud large ifo
portion ~ whom satd be- officers and siGcrs who
intend to offer their ,c the government " tho
UaIed states ~ thsy 20 their hook, TIE
American icgstior, II Bcrlr having issued card 10
Ginning respectfar hut decidedly the offers u
persons des.rcus IL snlist Va the federal army
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Music In the Central Par I,

II the weather be favorable the viscrs the Central
Park will this afternoon have opportunity to listen
the soul inspiring strains produced by Dodworhs band.
The following official announcement has just been issued
by the Commissioners Of the Park
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS CENTRAL PARK,
August 10, 1861 (
Dodworhs Band, having returned from Washington,
have been engaged 10 perform ecton oil popular
this day August TO- c0menC ng at half past four O'Clock
r. " If the weather IL line
The following is the programme set forth FOR the
aiOn-
PART FRET
l-Overture "ledeu ct la Bay iorc". Aubor.
2-Qpicksep from "Un Balio IA A;.s.bera Verdi.
3--"Aite % cara" and Polonaise, from "Il
4-"vive la America" March ......... .Miilard.
srcosp
5-Qr,ckstep from ''La Iuive'' ,...... Halevy
6---1rsDd operate selection from Tampa" Hornld
Polka (descrp,ive). What the Forests
tell US. .'..'r ....'...t .++...+...- DopPler
S--French National melody, "Partant pour
Ia Syrien ..........,.,. -.-.......
e-,aVairy culekstep 80. .....''..''.''. Eha''
l0-fbe las, Waltz by ....,...,.,.,.......Ju Julien
ll-ITsb 1rab CalOp ...,,.......,..... .Sommerat.
l2--Grand national medley, Introducing
"Washington's March '"Star Spapgcd
Banner. ""Yankee Doodle and ''Hail
Cormbia". .... ......... II. r. Dodworth