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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

A MONSTER RWER.--The Mississippi river
extends 2, 100 miles, from the frozen regions
o. the North to the Sunny South, and with
the Missouri River is $500 miles III length.
Il would reach from New York across the
Atlantic Ocean, or from France TO Turkey
and the Caspian Sea. Its average depth is
fifty feet, and its width over half a mile. The
floods are more than month travelling from
its source to its delta. The trappers can ex-
change the furs Of animals caught by them
on the Upper Mississippi for the tropical
fruits gathered on the banks below. The
total value Of steamers ahoat on the river and
its tributaries is more than 10000, 900, mum
bering 1000 boats, with more than twice the
steamboat tonnage Of England. 1t drains an
area of 100000 square miles, and washes
the shores oftwelye powerful States. In one
single reservoir at Lake Pepin, between
Wisconsin and Minnesota, $500 miles from
the sea. the navies Of the world might ride
at anchor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

PRIzE AwARDED.-The Wooden Factory at
Fredericksburg, Va, received the handsome
silver cup awarded BY the Cotton Planters
Convention at Macon, Ca, for fulled cloths
and tweeds, manufactured there.
WNrRY.LThe ice on the Hudson river az
Troy, N. " was from six to eight inches
thick on Monday last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

The HopELEss CLAss.--In one Of his spec.
ches on the dsunion question, Hon. Bedford
Brown said few days ago;---" He heard it
remarked on the floor that all hope was gone.
He did not belong to the hopeless school Of
statesmen. Never despair Of the republic,
was the doctrine Of Washington and the glo-
rious commanders Of the revolution. The
Doctor who was called to a sick patient, and
who on visiting his patient pronounced Thai
he had no hope, would not only be regarded
as very unskillful Doctor, but as having a
design, siM malice gforethoughl, to kill the
patient"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

A dispatch from independence states that
four men went lately to the house Of MIR.
Morgan Walker, about eight miles from that
place, to demand bis money and negroes.
Having been forewarned. Mr.. Walker called
his neighbours to his assistance, and one Of
the robbers was killed and another wounded.
The wounded man and the two others es.
capped. The sheriff has gone in pursuit. The
robbers were from Kansas.
These men were afterwards found in con-
cealment, aud refusing to surrender, were
shot aud killed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
Life and Death in Great Cities.--where
are The Doctorss


When AlaIic the Golh heard that Rome was thfong.
ed with The lgiitcs who had cd before biz hsihatoas
hoTdes the grim chirfan laughed and saiJ-~ Aha !
am glad u Il. 4 u easier 70 cut down thick grass
tbaa thin Il has been estimated By physician Of
eminrn, standing thai out q $4,000 deaths which
naay take plirein p1pulous cities, 100000 meht
sonably he stuck of tie IL. by proper sanitary
hut Df. Holloway, The greatest modern traveller and
most experienced physician of thc age. considers that
these figures considerably undenaluc the tue fellte
proportions Prom various data III ~ piesssion. a.
ken al random during -ere. u yests 10 the largest
cities d the world, W. Holloway says 80 per cent q
the yearly morality would Be closer approximation
10 the mark. lie accounts Cor the unnecessary saefi
ice d human he from thc foul af bscaihei ID dense
II crowded eitics-the blood becomes ttaicd anil iho
tissues loose their vitality hence TIA, hcnera debility
and pale emacilird appearance witnessed IL The dcni
tcns u large towns. d.. Holnways celebrated tegeia
ho Pills noulfate the virus received into tie lungs "
their seton on the blood which they purify and ntis
orlie while The active principle Of The medicine COM
bines With The vital ud. and = consequently scaileed
over the curr system. The effect o. these life sustain
Ing Pills i not confined merely 10 the bls0d Tie 80.
mach liver aud bowels equally benefited By them.
The functions % the stomach strengthened lie
rrc,ions of the liver corrected. and the action ~ The
bowels stimulaic that the tone and vg0r Of the ge.
neral constitution are completely renewed.
We understand that d. Holloway s about publish.
ing hs Memoirs which when they appcaf, will cefiain.
n be valuable acquisition 70 The Scientific literature
Of The day. We predict that they will be eagerly read
~ an classes and oubicss translated into every pn.
TED Language Few mcn. II sny. have travelled more
Than d. Holloway Tor Nc hnl that be has nearly made
tour of Tho habiiable globe receiving letters and
rtnirs ifym persons Of lhe hehes, distinction ffom
what We have heard The forthcoming volumes etc r.
pice with startling incidents that hase occurred dufnz
his visits % g. Petersburg ysnna pekin, Melbourne
Bcdn. washingten. Consian,inople. and Other remark
able cities of the WofId
Diekess't " an fle Year rpuad.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

Hol'oway's Pils anu Ointment :. The grea, sntag
nnisis q discaseInfuenaa, Calatrh. &r. Nothing i
moie talked Of in al classes Of soceiy than the marvel
laus daily effected By the two great internal and
external remedies. tioloway's Pills and Ointment. A
who afflicted with holrseness difficult respraii1n
cold N the head, harsh settled coughs bronchitis ash
ma. wheeling 10 The chest, &c. will find immediate AMI
permanent relief hy rubbing the Ointment we'll into the
throat neck and chest. Il loosens The phesm and
mueus collected IN those parts whilS the effects Of The
Pills 70 expel the hpmofs from the system. No house
hpll should be without supply u these excellent flni
y medicines al this season of The year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

The Way TO SroP PAPER. YOU wish
to stop your paper, pay for il in full 10 the
time when you cease taking il, as an honest
man should do. Don't 20 sncaking TO the
Postmaster and tell him TO send your paper
back " refused. but send for your bill, deposit
the amount with the Postmaster. and ask him
10 forward il; or what is much better way,
20 10 the Office Of publication yourself, and
pay your honest dues like man. Some peo-
pie complain that they cant stop a paper
that they have once Subscribed for. but there
i no difficulty in il, il they take the right
way. Pay up all You owe, and then, il the
paper be continued, contrary to your orders,
you are not liable for il. Don't undertake
to cheat the printer out Of his due, whether
il be ten cents or ten dollars. You have had
the benefit Of his labor, and are bound, upon
every principle Of fair dealing, to pay for it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
OCTOBER
SPECIAL NOTICE.

A III. persons indebted to The firm Of Hayes & Eau.
- eett, earnestly requested 70 call aud settle their
accounts, as We need money anil wish . pay OF our
accounts. Please call before February Court. Ac-
counts ought % he settled least once year. Thank
fol for past fyors, hope for continuance of the
'-H's HAYES & FAUCETT.
January s. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
Hillsborough Male Academy.
j. A. TINNIN. Principal.

]. A. TlNNIS, Principal.
TNHE Spring Session Of this Institution ,yl aprn on
Il the 7th Of January, 1861, and soniiuue twenty
one weeks.
Tuition il the English Branches. from 10 h q dol.
lars; Languages, 81 dollars. No deduction.
December Ia. r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE C0UNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Issues 10 February Term, 1861.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Issues 10 February Term, 1861.
Susan Valentine and others .. James Valentine.
Petition ~ Partition.
r appearing 10 me. George Laws Click Of The Court
81 Pleas and Quarter sessions fof Orange county,
b the affidavit 81 Susan Valentine, that the defendant
lame Valentine Is not resident 81 The State 81 North
Gaoina Notice Is hereby gwen % said defendant liai
be make hs personal appearance ai neat Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 " held Zoe tic county
Of Orange, II the court house tn lishofouch. on The
fourth Monday o. February, 1851 then aud there 10
plead, answer Or demuf 10 said petition, OF judgment
will be taken pro eonlesso aud the same head ca pafe
o. 20 him.
Witness George Laws Clerk Of sad Court al Office
tho fourth Monday 81 November 1860.
GEORGE LAWS. c. e. e.
December 81, 1860. Pfiee adv. 81 80 7J--6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

for prudently and properly meeting the res
possibilities Of his position.
We have never had doubt that it was the
deliberate purpose Of South Carolina, by
some rash, illegal steps, to involve all her
sister Southern States in the calamity Of civil
war. She IS not content to be allowed TO 60
out o. the Union peaceably. Her object is
70 drag" other States with her, and involve
them all in common and terrible conflict
with the General Government.
Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
Obituary.

Died. il III. place. 81 weine.,liy la,i. JOSEPH
D. q. ROULHAc. son II the lais !. D. G. Ruulhae
Raleigh. Ia the 2Nih year of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
Literary ami Scientific School.

AIRS. JULIA s. HOLT aiil fe.oren hsf school a.
kVA Gsala4 9n ihe IN II ilnaaty. isei.
THE head anil heart u her pupils slal BE careful.
" cultivated. Morals aud manners shall Il siticty
taught aud So te saisiahial branches u mental ani
psSsisai eiutaiI1n diligently and iiuy engntsl upon
be- leatHers.
Grateful f5f fmui patronage. she would respectfully
cali public attention o this card. Fer terms spgy d
The Principal
Dcacmuef Il. 4U.--l4s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
MUSIC SCH0OI

ygSss MINORS next Session viii ernmenr5 IN
~ The It'll d I1uuaiy, lsfi. Tcrns t,t iasfae.
ton. $50, 81 Piano taf rrIcrc 81. PAYABLE b8lf
in advance, and tie reminder ihe ti3.r II a sss.
sion. A Few young lajics viii 10 received u 5.i 4.
December n. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
IIUGHEsS ACADEMY.

rT'HE neat Session u this sghocI, uaier ta rtsa
4 Of the subscriber as Principal. a.f Il, aefg 81
a. Joint Principal. will begin vi MNndH1, Itut4ts Ill
1861. Trfms ~ heretofore: II Classical Btpf Hrsf,
s25: Ii English Department. SID
Board on lie Hill, ~ pvr session. elscNatr i8l
s4e 80 70 si5 Per session.
Religious Eefyice ~ the Academy - ofan Is ros,
yenicni.
w. HUGHES, Principal
December 8. Tr@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

Select Boarding and Day School.
ssNHE Misses NASH aul Miss kOLLnCk viii ..
opcu Iheif School III ihc Iih d 9anuaft, lehi
Puneinal attendance Is requested.
Citculsts Forwarded ID applieatian
Deccn,ber 3. 7i--Gw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

Fifty young lad.e can find bad II tae,l.sre. fep
can he BOARDED and educated without m1ney. clial.
cal and Philosophical Apparatus. Ghar4 Mar, GotIs.
&C., with Musical instruments, viii he PROVIDED Eve
" exeriiun made 10 please. An espfet fl,s. IN salt
Boys ami Girls.
Your patronage Is respectfully solieittl,
Mrs ANNIE u II ritAttE.
Mis- CHARLOTTE ). Known
November 20. li-fg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

MISSISSIPPI Vicksburg Wing con-
tinues to fight steadily for the Union, and in.
ssts that Mississippi, il the question we're
submitted to her, would condemn disunion
schemes by $4,000 majority.
These questions, il says. Of Union and dis
union. taxation and Conventions. peace and
war, secession and revolution, are not party
issues--they affect every citizen alike; and
while Mississippi may vote for candidate
for President because he is a Democrat, il by
no means follows that her people will preci-
plate themselves into civil war because he
Is defeated, Again we say. there need be
no fear of Mississippi. She will vote down
disunion, whenever the factionists make the
issue. BY an overwhelming majority. Let
them make The issue, then, if they dare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09

INDICTED FOR OBsTRUcTING THE FuGrrIyE
slAvE LAw.-The Rev. George Gordon,
James Hammond, Asbury Parker, Calvin
Rowland Joseph t. Baldwin, +. ID. Asbury,
and Jonathan McLarew have been indicted
by the grand jury OF the United States Cir
cult Court Of Northern Ohio for obstructing
the United States Marshal and his deputies,
at iberia, Monroe county, on the Goth Of
September last, in their efforts 10 secure, by
legal process a fugitive slave. The same
parties are also indicted for assauting the
owners of the negro and their assistants, with
view to prevent the reclamation Of the
slave under the fugitive slave law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
LIST OF LETTERS.

u ENAINING in the Post Office at Hisborough,
- n. 9. on the LIST day Of January, 1867:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-01-09
HillsborOugh Female Normal School.
rVsHE FEMALE ACADEMY n tbis race Rl IL

Il opened on Wednesday the % day Of January. The
objects contemplated in this School are
I. 4 Normal School Of character and grale.
II. 4 School within The reach u the masses
These two objects viii govern Naturalization. Young
ladies preparing for college, home life, teaching, viii
find this School well adapted to these yiews,
c0uRsE or sTuDIEs.--A thorough English Course,
Music, aud Ornamental Branches.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
A Thorough Course, including Board. Music, OIL
Painting and other OInamenlals, wul lie literary
Course, per session, .s5 GU
a Full Course ol Music, Latin, Ornamental and
English Branches, ~ session. 50 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
THE REPUBLICAN.


The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chica-
go Railroad, have offered to provide spe-
cial train from Chicago to Pittsburgh. for
the use Of President Lincoln and suite,
when that distinguished Individuals ready
to start for Washington. By this route,
and the Northern Central Railway. from
Harrisburgh to Baltimore. the President
could reach Washington with few chan
ges, and pass through only one slavehold.
ing State. viz: Maryland. The managers
of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chi.
cago Railroad are entitled to credit for the
offer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
New Hampshire.

CoScoRD. N. III. Jan. S.-Thc Demo
cratic. Republican and Union State Con-
ventions were held here to-day. The two
former were quite fully attended. The
Democrats nominated Gen. Ged. Stark, oil
Nashua. for Governor. The Republicans
nominated Hon. w. S. Berry. of Hebron,
for Governor. The Unionists adjourned
without making nomination.
By order Of the Democratic Convention,
233 guns were fred in honor of jackson.
Anderson and the nomination for Govern
or. The three respective Conventions
manifested unanimous spirit for perpet-
uating the Union.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

New YoRk, Jan. 10.-A meeting was
held yesterday at the Mercer House Tor the
purpose Of taking steps towards orgsni-
zing military corps to be held in resdi-
ness, for the call Of tho Government. to
sustain the laws and to assist in maintain
ing the Union. Persons representing I'll
parties were present. There was free In
terchange Of views. and committees wsre
appointed to draft bylaws aua prepare
business. Many names were placed on
the roll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
From Virginia.

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. S.-The schooner
s. w. Luthwell, of Staten Island. has
been seized for violation of the Virginia
Inspection law.
1t is reported that active measures are
in progress for the defense of fortress Mon
roe.
RICHMOND, Jan. 8.-A special corres-
pondence to the N. Y. Herald says the
Committee of the House of Delegates hav-
ing in charge the subject Of Convention.
have prepared bill, which they viii re-
port tomorrow. They have fixed upon
the 18th of February for the meeting Of
the Convention. and the 9Th for the elec-
tion of the delegates.
The question of additional military force
for the purpose of defense has been refer
red to a committee. A resolution propo-
sing to appropriate ten million dollars for
that purpose has also been referred.
The general opinion is that Virginia will
secede about the Goth Of February. In
the meantime such preparation viii be
made as may be necessary to repel any
aggression.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

/. SrRIScFrELo. Jan. 9.-Hon. Lyman
Trumbull was reelected to the United
States Senate to-day at 3 o'clock. Trum-
bull. 54; Marshall 46. Hon. Abraham
Lincoln, Gov. Wood. the State officers,
members Of the Supreme Court. and many
other distinguished persons were in the
Hall during the voting. The galleries and
lobby were denscly crowded with people,
and much satisfaction was expressed when
the result was announced.
Hon. s. Higbec. the leading Democrat
in the Illinois Senate. introduced series
Of resolutions suggesting such amendments
to the Constitution of the United States as
shall take the subject Of slavery out of
Congress They embody Douglas doc-
trine and will give rise 70 warm and
lengthy debate.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

INDIANAPOLIS, Jonuary 10.-Legislature
met at 10 o'clock this morning. The
House was called to order by r. j. Ryan,
clerk of the last House.
@. NJ. Allen of Knox, was elected
Speaker, and ex-Speaker j. w. Gordon,
principal clerk. The Senate elected Hon.
John Il. Cravens of Jefferson. President,
and JAS. Tyner principal clerk.
The Governors Message will be deliy-
cred tomorrow morning.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

AuGusrA, Me. Jan. 9.-Ex-Govsrnor
Morrill, was to-day elected to the United
States Senate. to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ell by the resignation Of Mr.. Hamliu. The
vote in the Senate was unanimous. In
the House the vote stood for Mr.. Morrill,
134. G. I. Shepley %.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

JAcKsoNytLLE, Miss. Jan. 9.--The Con,
vention has passed the ordinance of imme.
diate secession by vote of "a to 1. AL
prominent places are illuminated. Can.
mons are being fred and fireworks display
ed generally.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17
WHOLE NO. 219.
New York Unanimous Tot the Union.

/ ALBANY. Jan. ll.-In Assembly. after
reading the journal this morning. Mr. Lit
tlejohn, Speaker, took the floor, Mr.. Bing.
ham in the Chair. Mr.. Littlejohn said,
Mr.. Chairman. the information we receiv-
ed over the telegraph wires this morning.
points ont the period when the partizan
should be swallowed in the patriot. ]
therefore ask the consent Of the House to
offer at this time the following preamble
and resolutions, which I beg leave to real
in my place. and which hope may be
passed without debate:
WHEREAS. The insurgent State Of South
Carolina after seizing the Post Office. Gus
tom House, moneys and Notifications Of
the Federal Government, has, by firing in
to vessel ordered by the Government to
convey troops and provisions to Fort Sum-
ter. virtually declared war, and
WHEREAS. The forts and property Of
the United States Government in Georgia,
Alabama and louisiana have been unlaw-
fully seized with hostile intentions. and
WHEREAS, further, Senators and Con-
gressmem avow and maintain their treas
enable acts. therefore
RESOLVED. (if the Senate concur, That
the Legislature of New York. profoundly
impressed with the value of the Union,
and determined to preserve it unimpaired.
hail with JOY the recent firm, digniied and
patriotic special message of the President
of the United States: that we tender to him
through the Chief Magistrate sfour own
State, whatever aid in men and money may
be required to enable him to enforce the
laws and uphold the authority of the Fed
eral Government. and in defence of the
more perfect Union. which has conferred
prosperity and happiness on the American
people. Renewing the pledge given and
redeemed by our fathers, we are ready to
devote our lives, our fortunes, and our sa-
cred honors in upholding the Union and
the Constitution.
Resolved. (if the Senate con .ur. that
the Union-loving citizens of Delaware, Ma
ryland, Virginia. North G Carolina, Kentucky,
Missouri and Tennessee, who labor with
devoted courage and patriotism to with.
hold their States from the vortex Of seces-
sion, are entitled to the gratitude and sd-
miration of the whole people,
Resolved. (ifthe Senate concur. that
the Governor be respectfully requested to
forward. forthwith. copies Of the foregoing
resolutions to the President Of the nation,
and the Governors of all the States in the
Ifuiou
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

nR- c. being regular Physician. with
IL TWENTY YEARS exclusive prscffcc IN the treat
nsnt 81 diseases ofshe EYE AND EAR viii he found v
eaal6sd 70 eive relief eject esre in any within
ths reach a knman ekin
- Ne essrys ns1s for concentrations cpi~o., crJer
unsscc<s0nfnv1ic<s.
~ c. IRKAr1sK EYE EAn. Of 30 pp-.
t.1ninE nerenees, Testnoni.1s- Description >asre
80 o<er iuportnnf matter, illustrated with Cuts.
- - - SruGa By ssndfsx Ten Cpk psy postage Ad-
- D. cAswnlL, % nandopA S.. corner Desrhon,
e1sce9os IN f0cf- T. 1860.-1y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

WLxlSeroS. N. G., Jan. 1O.-Forts
Johnston and Caswell were taken posses
sion Of on the night of the Sth by the
Smithwell Guard.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-01-17

The question was then taken on the
adoption of the preamble and resolutions,
and they were adopted by III to g.
Messrs. Cozans and Varian asked leave to
be excused from voting. on the ground
that, whileapproving the firm stand of the
General Government. they did not deem
it wise or patriotic for the State of New
York to declare in favor of coercion, or do
any act to hasten the unsheathing of the
sword
In the Senate the Assembly concur
rent resolutions introduced by Speaker
Littlejohn. were taken up. the rules being
suspended for that purpose.
Mr.. Spinola moved to amend By making
the preamble read: "Whereas, As treason
as defined by the Constitution of the United
States. exists in one or moro of the States
of the Union" Mr.. Spinola warmly
advocated the passage of these resolutions.
Mr.. Grant opposed the amendment,
which was adopted, and the resolutions
then passed. Ayes %. noes 1, Mr.. Grant
alone voting in the negative.
The House agreed to the Senate amend
ment to the Littlcjohn resolutions.
ALBANY, Jan. li.-Gov. Morgan has
tonight telegrsphed the resolutions adopt
ed by the Senate and Assembly to-day to
to the President of the United States, with
the following message:
ALBAvA, Jan. 11th, 1861.
Tohis excellenny JAMES BUCHANAN, President Of
the U. S, Washington City:
SR-In obedience to the request of the
Legislature of this State, l transmit here
with copy of the concurrent resolutions
of that body. adopted this day. rendering
The aid of the State to the President of the
United States to enable him to enforce the
laws and to uphold the authority of the
Federal Government.
Ihave the honor to be your Excellency's
Ob't servant, Z. ID. MoRGAS,
Governor of New York.