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I... BADGER, Editor- and Proprietor! A FAMILY PAPER DEVOTtD TO POLITICS, LITERATUH AfiRIOLILTURc, MANUFACTURES, MIKING, AND NEW?. - PRICE 5J2 PER. TEAR-In Advance. v. : ' t . - I ' 4 PL; I. CIIARIjOTa-i'G; SATUIDMFfMORNIVG JUNE 15 -wo:, 48.: r.- -.-"'"-.-:'' 4', .'.".'-,''.:! h :,j I:,' 'ill-!! I.--. .""1 . t I - f t '.. I: . 1.- 'I'1 , i VI; 31 . 1 l! 11 i THE HORNETS' lMm rigiimr (Contributions. t r 1 ' . l' ' ; ' ' ' WILLIAM WILLERD, Esq., f PR THE G OOD Y.A Tt IY. 'Ud b? a touch to drcper sz?han'i tinta, ' : -i h cij the h:.gh fast. I'uctiy of hint, - h !? ni;rs?i:s tn-th with" lj!..hcw.J, sneers with imile?, A tnridoi cr.r.uyr vith aj web of wiles L'tkos. -AnvJ t'r cliil-rcciin c!ijj;:! trace ! ; , . "l r . O. hncr form, or loelrcr fare. Scott, i " - -i ! , J - r - i : . , .' 1 , "1 . Ucare all such ufT I ., vs ro-ir.i nrr'ir.ad'j of, and our little lifc.- - 1 tvvCi'led with a tiecp. SiiAKsrEAr.r:.- . 1 , r . -.. : : Th.-.l'-st n.joymcnt ir.half tncajjporntrhent" --' To th'tt o mean, or vipvt-X i,uvc in this vcrtl; "! s; a:e 01 j 1 i - - Giorpia nar Millcdgcville, I ri:.i. nn v i.! Lo;h of them were about a V'fr.ir. rAn, rhin, Avith Mis Dolly Didd!, - , , . . j i , j j - - 'y-Tt:r' Paer;who.by industry and fr-N f -lj ipanyof the srarcr,'or ; sine t..Ta non. it aitr r v,8,t, each rendered, in the hope of :.'jiirz, tj;.; irr.crcseion. it anv. innr nA 1 ; - Dr!y he-at. ho ooutirrjod until the middlelaf July, f- I.n I .vnt over to .Mr. on a ihort r'fambuL. ' ' ; w'm . T ; t 7 , W IicaVril.OOS bushels Oats, 2,034 bnshels Rye. X lT-f Ma- bu,hc!s bornl 3,0 tons Hav; 4,568,720 " ' ---hVo.tn Cc rol,ma,.,y t,rth, I abo, lor . ls. Iav (;oticn.!2v672 bbls. Flour. " i . w. &:n mrtj.utty ua ontert i;-nd; U'ilUV.I n-a. i m ' ; i . .i . , i . ! . . -i- ' - . i . ------ iron:fromcrv iHiui o;ani j. - .- r,.vl. i-vi'i nc- oi nit looks, luxuriated ' t : j o- J--S myjnj.Moncc, if -'. I' i k!e, l ut, to my-gfoat uj f k d '5.uire Vi!IiidTjh?re, i ", io- js.3 my in:.u?ncc. if anv. lbr mv frier.rf 4 . . - , . t j j 'orjins.- atid mortification, 1 UnJ Dolly Mttinp up" to him 'r H n'' f'yirb.irerinmuMquitoes to the Southern mem." - - f . . . i irJpi.--' of Cjngrc-f , vi ho' are a31 1:a Frv! ccrnai; rase, thought' I. Dolly has put her '.ctions cn 'Squire 'i!!erd, but if there is any inge r. j.f r, in ielh'ng a g- jod yarn, I'll cross the path ofantiei fil on yet:"-and sreirij he hnd monopofined, 1 naid noth ir. Vat :ii-i;;n..n t li-"? coolinri h.-.srd. in f I P: ! .it's to arcomplish my design' of eliciting , i I ""J V V t f V I A s'r-rr opp.,itior.t g.i;n.-t 'Sqnire Willerd, which was :.r;obora:c 1 by thi arr-iant Sajid and t coiii.ti narc, produced bv the eious insinuations knowledge that his n atifestat ors o love vcr 'reciprocated. Supper was j rxa aiSnouncwt and Mr. Didcle and son, Dar.ielmadc tiv; rarncaianfc In tie room -where w e were seated, for X..-z "urpc-re of cond-jcting us to the table, which th-y c: ', and the xv-jy we ia:d in the hot bnek-wheit cakes' ri tui:-.- w.-s no ir.coarastT.fnt to rne i-oos. t i?umir vrr, all hands retnrr.ei to the, big room. " . . i - A'ifr 9- rh-t scr.rrrs-x'isn titZStr. renT'of raiyrf st.ed 'Se iire Wd' j D'J3:cl, to my jrcat gratmcation, rcqacsied 'bq1 Jrrj to accompany him on a'vlisit.to. see an oM maid bi in the last state of j rf.atrimonial despondency; fh?- p5cp3"','otr niwting "Scjiiirc V:!lsrd's approbation, thy soon tcok up the line o march. . . I set up to Do'Iy all I ccuJd Ail hc said only aug trif ited mv belief -'twas a goTic'case for mv friend Major rifclc. " Ilowryor, thoKpfit Jj, om: more fnir trial and J am done, -whih I pel sanguine will resu't in the union, of Tinkle; an-i Dolly yet. VV;i'erd had r.of returned. Ded-time arrived and 'Squire 1 mm! conducted to mvbed- roctn by Mr. Diddle, which contained two beds, one for . ;cire AVillrd and the other for myself. After select my plan bf operation foi the execution of eliciting trcncr competition againt'Squire Willerd, I 'was'soon - in the rcirion j&f IxcoMPEEHEj.sjBit.iTY. 1 ,-, 1 . . j 'j. i-f - : - . '. I The 'fondest hopes are blighted ! : I. i'. " r.rijhtct visions fade awav." !Co:re en!k hepe! once npre to cheer my way , ' And banish sadness from rriy pensive heart Lipht fro Jliy golden rinjs turns night to day, -; empty phintons hapten to:depart - n. dress ctherial tho i!art ttill array'd. . , . - To bid friih beauty rise iii life' iad Vile ; hy cheerful voic,'too, fair celestial maid J. . Speaks Jriu'iit vloye to man. "Sorrow's sad wail Comes not wherethp'i has scattered flower.V . An J ploom thy presence ever drives a ay-- ' EVn in the sad and pi.Vnt shadowy hours, ' " No cummer faints who sees thy healthful ray I ti.o.i'thvfvision present tA my 'ipht - j- I ! Tacu ch-iT.r.er hope! Enchantress of delight.". little did i Wiuire Willord dream those well founded ir.JcfTu'frVni-.hypc thut w.re clinging around dm brow , wjvi'l K in a . few days cispcUed by merry fiction of a !rii?chii-vo-j brain and consigned with many thous-and to tl e i-?ark and dr-arv region of oblivion! Ohwhata V-itiful iiiaht ir was; dcp, silent, and tranqiiih over . . - ' . I .1 .( - i t.i .pictiretvjr forx'st; and tne mun. with her bright, fuf aai ffoilia iVv was sailing; through the hifrh arched r-.rcfv cf u'ttvn, unooMruciee ;y ; tingie ciouJ or pas- Vijior, riva'linjr 'vor. The iun.pt nocn-day, by her 1 cl-ftite ai;d u:du'ine light;. even the. soft, fracraht sum: tnt zephyr fc id folded its tiny rins, und seemed to he iit-.bctin- in th sensitive boo:h of pome favorite bower, -.:, tn a fit of wild JcKpnVhad oujht ihe bright sjxirk im wat. rs, where the mooa-bijums were playing' their 'v.Vrfrcaks over tho clear placid burface. Scarcely had t! f roit Ji-y tints of a july dalvn began to lighten and !.n.kin?.t tho oistcrn'horizon, before 'Squire Willerd de-;.".tt-d from Mr. Diddle's for his place of habitation. ' T '-1 with Pingiinie hopes of I success, the clucidaMon t i ct-ijj iuv plan was'tl: fotiowng : Wc!lwclJ, Doily," said I our; beau, 'Squire W-il--1 Ki, b -t dil1 th absence of mind men 1 ever saw. ' Wiv n fv!ortin to Iii bed jat r.rght he commenced sha.- k ! -i 5 it and . e xclaime.!, Dolly, 'Dolly, Dolly, from that vvit'i :ast a.i thought, fYx)U .!slecp Dolly 1 "Whack!, "v. .nek?!. 5kep Dolly "Whack! whack! And after- . V-.-jjti ditaridty, I suppressed my inclination fcr laughter , s .; n'jch as prsibk, and answered in a low and delicate :i:V- Vo i " know- I am.' Whack ! whack ! ? Damn then, why did'nt yoa answer before?' : j I'oll j' thought it all reality, ard took time by Ihe cLxil .. i.-irj cpprchenlvc after they vyte joined iii matrimony' i-.-ld, he oi-ht,ia hi absence of time, whack, :wback' fwn b. It rpreaJ like the hso ruTrs l"wl ot which ;voar Caborras correspondent informoJ us, entirely nee-j "xia '5oaire Willerd otT his equilibrium ; , urt softiy, prccUe:yt from tbat date, a ttraight lirw Vfr''-iz'u Jt'!r 1 wa C4iIed and by the rip rap staving .r.tLc "wheel of tinic, 1 mi-cede4 in ceacnting mj fxiead 'of gicat conc;yativi principles, 31ajor Edward Piaklc, aad the heroine of tbifc Ule, 'l has boasted fncxitori-ca-iy too, of the bravery of 0 Cesar, the accoxnplisament rf aChcsUrScld, thrurbtaitjef a Drwy. tt tosrjus if i ?d mchard. aal the veilth of Did iixjn lh fcliaa- THE 'SQUIRE- The foIIcwinT ii sent ua as a burlesque on adver- ! tisemcnts of the same nature, which are frequently to be seen in Northern papers. j To the one this n;aF iiir. A gentleman of the most thorough domestic habits, kind dipositiofl, of middle stature, good looking, age about twenty, cf handsome property, wishes for a partner in life, age about, seventeen, of gente ! address, perfectly neat and clean in all her home and personal affairs 5 one acquainted with the world, erjough'to.j render her home the abodi of peace : of 'tfm.aH stature, genteel in her ar pearance, lovely and prepossessing in her person, liberal in her views, equanimity cf temperament, &c. : Such an one, by answering the' above, stating her rjame, place of residence, &c, directed to the initials of O. P. H., Punkin HoJlow, raay depend that the strictest honor vrill j he obse.ved in regard to the same, and immediate at- tintion given. ;- , . O.P.Il. ' June. I60O. K.r Frrni tJiC 'CenSus of 1810. ' ' C.ibbrru County produced 86,300 ! bushels of IV p ' t () hhis. Flour. 1 ..C?2 .222 -lnv Tnttn ' : ' I.!,moml product 2D.347 bu. of WUrdt. 12.- , i:' :i!j)'mi prouuern 'i,o oil. 942 Vnl' Outs, 1,649 bi.Rve, 247, ; 10 337 lbs. Wool, 31,174 bu. Pdla pounds Cotton, t I toy bu. Co n. :atocs, 1,794,151 JVason nrodu'cpcl 36,991 bit. Wheat, 103,o6o bsiTOats, 416,102 bu.Crn, 11,832 lbs. Wool, 32,744 La. Potators, 9,07a.659 Ibk Cotton. Anson so?d in Cbernw, last ypn 13,333 bnlrs J Cotton, RirhmoncJ ! 2.823, Montnmerv 1.225, U- olotj 1,142, Stanly 914, Cabarrus 415, Mecklen I urg 407. Lincoln 146, Catawba 81, Iretkdl 81, Robeson 55, Rowan 52, ether couh'ies in North Carolina 34. Total from North Carolina, 29,01 1. From South Carolina 6,713. ( i . " Fayettcvlljc Observer. MeTIIOOIST GKiXEtt.YL Coxfehexce. The Geueral Conference cif the Methodist; Episcopal Church,' South, which st at St. Louis, A!o., v.d joiirned on the 16th irasi., Jto rneetS at 'CoJ'umbui: Ga., in .May 1S54.I An act was passed forestab- lishinga new Conference, called Vcstern Virginia. jo iacludeidl the territory in Virgjnfa not included ' in tlie present Virginia, North. Carolina, Ho!- i stcin Conferences, i Dr. Bascom, ef K v., v.as ei q. ted a Bfyhop'i' additional to the present number. l no STaiiors ot w i mmrrrnn .-inn v?rrt i wrr.- f transferred from the South Carolina Jo. the ..North oyer tiro General Conference. .' M The North Carolina, Conference is now bound od by tho Yadkin and Pedee Rivers; and the State line to the. ocean. Wilmington Chronicle. ' ExPEXSES OF THE FkEXCIC DEPARTMENTS. According t'othe ministerial budge for 1851, as stated by the Paris correspondent, of-the Journal of Commerce, the expenses of-the War Department will be upwardsjof 307 millions of francs; the ef fective army to bt 384,240 men, and 85.7C6 hor ses; cf the Navy Dept. 107 millions, with ;125 armed vessels, of which 64 sailing, and 61 steam ers ; the ships in commission to be 31 sailing and 25 steamers; the number, of sailors to be em pipy: ed in the portsand roadsteads, 22,561. The ap propriation for the Legislative Assembly is 7,798, 523 francs of which 6,680,000 was the per diem or 'indemnity ; of J the Representatives quite enough for their work. The Cities or CrnA. The population of some of the principal c-itics m 1846, was as foilowsf: Havana Santiago J Puerto i 1 106.Q53 25,000 19,163 16,996 13,222 7,424 5,S37 Matanzas Trinidad ' ' S-inti Spiritics i A'lila Clara Methodist Pkotestants. The following s!a listical exhibit of theMethodist Protestant Church was madT in tho General Conference at nahitru)re: Whole, number bf. srnfions throughout tl e United I States 63 ; number of circuits,. 351 ; numlicr of I missions, iui; itinerant ministers, ou : numoer - -I I. I ! ;o in". t -t of church members,! 63,719 ; number of meeting ! houses, 803; number of parsonages- 57 ; estimated value of church property, 8703,415. Nkw York; Dariks. Thcrq are, according tc statistics in Ewbank's forthcoming rfcport, 1,000,- (ffjQ rniich cows in New York, which On the aver j'r.gr? yield in dairy products 820 per year for each ' head, and competent judges estimate th-: gross j vai-ie or tne dairy product ot tQe ijtate ato0,000,- CD0 per year. r More FACTCtTiKs.-p-The Atnlant.i (Ga) Inteili gencer says: We understand thaithe Manufac turing Company at RosweJI, in Cobb county, has recently laid the, foundation of a new fiictory near the sioe of one now in operation. The new facto ry is .to run 500J spindles and the ials are nearly all in readiness. building mate- Cotton STATEMENT.-Thc receipts continue to fail off and arc now 651,590 behind those of last ycar o the same dates; . j I THor foreign exports show a still larger decrease, being 734,077 bales behind those bf last season. The slock on hand, however, is accumulating and is now 10S.75S. Vales larger than! it was at this . - 1 .. time last year. ; t t Connecticut LEOisLATURE.-L-The Legislature oif Connecticut is -composed, of 115 farmers, 23 lawyers, 26 merchants, 1 printer,! 2 clergymen 1 clockmaker, 11 manufacturers, 12 physicians, 3 mariners, 10 mechanics, 2 coopers, X butcheri I shoemaker, 3 teachers an J 3 tanners; t. . . I . .h - : ! - . Thb AMESiCAN.NAvrIt appears by a tahle in the Tribune, that thereare in the Navy, 68 Cap tains, rni 07 Commanders. Of the former, 22 arc on duly, and 49 not on duly, j Of the latter clis , 42 ar8 cn doty ztii f5 not on duty. The 8f gregnto eclarlcj cf the iiaeniplpyed Captains amount to 8 11 6,000, nd for the CommzaSrca. &D,CO0. ; Itnt J5if ill. ' I i " I . . ' Uiiri t 8- I Arraral dl the Steamer America. j - ; . Nkw ' York !JrMi 4. . ., The flcamcr America arrived at ! Haliiajs jasf nigbt.' The following is asU.min.iry of hcrriuws J 'i'be Corton market, j.t tirmi at thteAtrernefrates of last -veck, and the ) demand steady. Fa if O leans at 7 1-2 eta. ;The sales ibr the ' :ctR are 33,000 bales, v ," 1 i . . .-- I 1 . f Srocas -American Stocks are in fiiir demand. United States fives, 1853, at 93 to 93; 'sixvs' US62t 102 1:2 to. It 7 1-2 ; Ohio sixes, 1862, 103 ; Mary !;n(J ISoj yi to UAi-U : Thtj accounts from the are satisfac.'orv. ' a nufucturing disric.'s .'Circulation has been pivn in England to h ru mor 't,hat the Czar ol -; Ru-.si.-v has. addresses an insulting, note to the' British Cabinet, hi regard to tie line of policy adopted by the British Govcrr mrnt towards the Government of King OJio) ol Greece.. ,! " "r -: . . '' The Paris correspondent of tlicrirn4iin Tirnc?' in sneaking of the difiicultv. between' tho PrS and English .Cabinets in relation to The: Give k Cuestion, says that Lord Palmerston's bfFer of com promise hnd been respected, and lhatjhe President of the French Republic had signified his willingries-; to accrpt any .condition cfiasistgnt with the, digni ty of Eranc'eL It is said t hat; the President -is' s'un-' ported ! in this d';termipation by his Ministry. , An attempt has been made" by a Srgeant ofrhc Artillery to -assassinates; the Kth's of Prussia. 1 fie shot at the King with a pisfol'and wounded hiri in the arm. IVom tho Watchman. ! . ; li Messes. EniroRs : 1 On the eve of severing the ties 'probably fore ver,) which bind me to the .land oi my nativity i snail trom a sense o;t lavprs heretofore extended to me make one or two spg gesiipits To your renders. I shall indulge inhto idle regrets. I ihink I know and appreciate wliat ever is commendable in the poKcyj of the State, I' esteem her iaw:nd order abiding population. I. admire the honesty and intellect of many of er sons, and I believe-the State is as free from ejm piriciism in legislation and as little under the con trol .of j ambi:ious- demagogues,' as either of her as piring sisters. She has ni fine climate and a pro ductive soil. In a word, she isrichin moral, phys icaTand intellectual resources and abounds , in Ml the materials pf a glorious and a happy common wealth. I 1 Why then, it may be asked, is her people dis satisfied, nnd why does her population increase so slov.lv 7 W hv co the ' foot-JDrints no rtnmt Wi ovi oiiciivi! wuioi trie otaie. jtfia; ouiy ryuou- only ni answer to these qoetions .13', that hs1 a State, she is deficient in public spirit, and her people are criminally craven on the subject of internal irp provemcnts. .'. - . ; L ! ! - 1 - The(Charter granted by the last Legislature, to build a Rail Road from' Goldsboro to Charlo.te jis singularly liberal. It may, have objection?, but they are as spots on the sun. Has the fiberality of the State, and the praiseworth efforts of her gifted sons (her Mortjhead and Saunders hijr Graves and Gilmer) been responded to in a pr. per spirit? or ratfier have not these, public ben efactors been forced to journe y; more like beggars asking alms, with tliCFr hats in One hand, and thrr "cruel treatmeiit'on the coast of Barbarv on tjie other father than as patriotic advocates of a meas ure destined to replenish the coffers of the State and niake the stream of individual and;pub!i;; pros- -peniyi gush lrom tho rocks in our mountains and flow 'on with increased volume, un'il it wouhl reach the fisherman's; hut on the Atlantic bnch. It islpainlul to hear ourj native State reproa,chd when bevond her borders, but it is more' pninfjil, to knowt.hcse reproaches are deserved. Unjust taunts are easilv borne or answered, but when fortified by truth they are "sharper thin a se pen.s tooth.". Lt the CenfraJ Riil Road f either from negligence, inability, or ignoranep. and I vnnture to predict that It h 3 o&l Nonh (G jd bless her !) will be struckwith paralysis more fsi tal to lier hcahh;than an Aboh'ioa fever.or a Nr tionahConvention atrophy, j Sh stands the ''haz ard of the die" and if the word."'. Is wrifen in her Vocabulary she is gone jiopelcsslvi As rats leave instinctively a fdlin'g building, so hr pop. ulatioii will lea.vo for lands, where enterpriz wdl not sicken. nor labor die- here the arms of the strong man will not, for waht of use, fall never- thelesshv his ide, and where hope will con'mue to cheer the. toils and scn-deniais ot poverty. .1 hey will go wjjrre griping Avarice (..with no more ele vated Imotivc than interest) will unloose irs purse string and set in motion tho sjprings of individual and pubiic prasperityJ f . I j Our revolutionary forefathers used steel to sub due tyrants, we can free ourselves from commer cial and ' political tyranny; itself with no pthr weapons but i truth, knowledge,-action ! action ! UA Vlli. i -" V- ' J AVe are forced, against our wish, to c6nsidtr Mr. Cjay by the course he has pursued $ as sus taining an antagonistical. position against t to Pres ident ;'so contrary to our hope when ho. took h-is seat in the Senate. We do j not jbelieve that the President has ever attempted unduly to influenee Congress in favor of his own "plan, and against the Compromise. Having indicated his prefer ence, he leaves Congress to act - and when that actioni.shall como properly before him, we have no ddubt hd will he novemed by the exalted, patriot ic and wise principles which have ever guided hist course, whether as commander ot our armies, or as the! chosen President of a fce and great people .1 I laletgh limes. Benton's Declaration. -The declaration pi Mr. Benton in tho Senate theo:her day, that he , never carried -wepons," is unequivocally contrii dibtcd bv his own words used last session whence attacked Mr. Butler of South Carolina. He then said that he "hid two pistols,1 which he kept bright inside .arid bright outside, sir and when ho fought, he foughttb the funeral; sir.' Besides. Mr. Benton has had several fights during his life, and always with deadly weapons! It is well known that he car ried weapons in his tour through, this Statu (as summer, and frequently carried arnVed hollies with him into political meeUngs, as he ancrwarcs oooi- Eunc3inbe. The Editor Pco. Tev. of t'i2 Ashevil s MDssencr is Qite ready with his pen, which gives flowing enuncia- tion to the readiness of his kvit. Every cne who has been in hat stale o.iruhe mjounta:n3 for wliiph so many eeches have been made, (no .insinuatkh triipnd Cling Wan,) will apprtciate the following fro-O recent uumber of hc Mesccger : ,; :, j'- ,. li has got to be very fl shionable r o;v,Hr mem-' be7s of Congress ind other elsvatedc La to make ihvijderiiig 'speeches for LluucombeV Vv hsneycr a aaioNy aiiempts to make aiirranu uispiav w iv 'nel making'! a speech ibr the ineredian olj Buncombe,' rigm Mil. Welt no.v, gentlemen, ou arei jn per- t I'et Jibertjr to a..vviwt bu.'likfit'.in. regard, to?, the! tnat, icnerabhi'mdjther of eorKies, express your wiuiest and rqost sarcastic pleasant ries, bui,. gentleirien, "you li e against a lile," and id all. p.obabiiity, -you mjy somewhat resembJ the lf rush O .heir, who oomlpos?d Yan kee Doodle, in djr:s .on bl the Yankees, and not long afterwards, Lord Cjrn walhs 'guvetup hi 5 sword- to the music ofithat sa ne tune! No- dch't think brethren: thit we are gin(g to hurt aiiv, o:.you,.we " 1 L A i ! if rr 1 i . r J t -i ; are noi m me least ciicvKiea, tor sireng.n anu mag Hitmnity ever go toet.ierAliutiWe metely ;say tjiat ,we can -pi;odiic speeches here, suitqibie., lor the merediaii of mlrUnrc'l States, and ; even for Eu rope, which can bejurypkiveii if attention be paid. to the records of Coi g.'ess. BaTntkjact is, Bun "combs has zit notcri :ty. enviable bif liiTeitviab'r which vou olease'. U.ieqvhble vi:Ii thot .woo have' never been iii the: rcAl H liuiicornoc ana navcj read. .jthe pleasantries, ot tne newspapers' t it ." i-i i . r 1' concerning her, but enviable to those who- have been.hcre, and cohsiderel the "true pausea- of her- liotorietyi which are numerous. irsrinmis: ' It is the healthiest placa in the Soinhern States, as our "unless'' physicians can testify . : v Secondly, it is full "from the rivers to' the ends of the yeth," of prett)-, girls, bouncing, healthy, r.a? tliant lasses, very Napoleons in'the way '"of rending heart strings, and none of your. sickly dainty city belles, some of whom can throw a two year old yearling over a staked and ride'red fence, and tear up a mountain oak by the roots, and sweep crea tion into Kingdom come, with the bushy end ol it .: Thirdly!, itss a strong : W. ig county ; always was and always .will bf. Fourthly, it is one of the most piedsaro. places in the world, for different mountains! wild chasm, d roaring streams; every v reasons, ;as it $a loftv 'p ravines, rtf ,1 1 and v 1 1 1 ' ietv of the , miner ii and vegetable kingdjm, gam; nd fish of All sorts for the sportman, and Ia4r, bin not least, the. people are Dossnssed "of an unendiho; stock ofjiumor, oriir- inality and hospitality, as all vho knoVI'unc mbe can testify,) "we are at peac wi.'h a;i toe worid, and seek to n reserve our Jcherished Kdat'on-i ot l n -.l r.r. n 1 - - r . t, , , m4 tic ie rrenifemen. vii.ii kr.ow tivhnt the noctsavs i. "There bast s en rrour.t Aths, Whilst storms and temps it thunder on jits brow, And ofceans break their biIlo .vs.at its fe$t; - e 1 - ; j .. ..... , .. . Yet stands unmoved, an. 1 glorie's in. its height. Well that's. Buncombe ! From th? National Intel igenccr. We arc pleased to find, from the fo 1 owing res olutions, that the Board ofjManngers of the Wash- iutoii National' Monumen Sociery jl have adop?eil a plan which wo! h0p.-3 .wi I be found acceptable to the patriotic citizens of this co fin. ry, and ho calculatad to afforj aid to th'; great : and noble ob-!- j.ct which they have undej-taken ; Washington National Monument pFFICE, May 23 1950. 5 ig'.M-s, held At a mec to-day, .the adopted : RcsoIvd !f the B n rd ot -man following res.0 ution was unanimously '" '.: .!""!- V- That the people of" the UniteSfiifes, ei.her lndividuallyor bv associations', be and they are-hereby rnspct fully; redtiested to take up col- h'C' ion's through ':ii t thtvUni mi on the ppr.iichin' anniversary of American .Inlypendenfce m aid 1 the gr.?at Washington ; National ... Motument now being erected in tins cuy. Heavy Emb-zzlemc ;t. U-Thc Nekv York Tril. bane; savs; Among !the passenn bv the ship A orK- t sh;re,from Liverpool last weetc, were .two men, 1-., 1 . . n !m id Thomas Or.nsbv and- 'J horn is C-.nnoI- v, Bjth "took rooms at the American f Iorel, n this cil v, where thev remained in apparent secu ntv unril vesten lav cvehinsri . wnem, tntn .were arrested 01; a chargT o ftiLbezz'ihs 40.030 trom a bank in Cork, Ireland, ''in ; which thev - were enffed as clerk's. I Wh2ii the ; arrived in this city th ?y had a forjijrhount of onj'he'yv which1; thev d -posited . for , safe 'epmg .so me where - in Wall-street Bv the Asia, letters yere received from - Cork, sta tin's the fact of the. loss, and a dis- cprion of the pVraei chn ti .1 r a n 'f .0 f h cp we re Thev at ortce set to work i to had the p-aKics were found at the AmiricaA. where oris 5 registered his name asi coming fromuimhriclc, hd the other from Cork, be detained Thev are now ;n custody, and will for lurthcr esammation. Detii oit Trrn EfjiPEaoT of Chin . A letter a, dated Can- from S. Wii i-ims, mission ry to Chini ton j Feb. 25, savs in tell !Scnce ii is just been: received here from Tekin pf the1 deat'h of the Em peror. .Thi name ofthis Emperor w.-isTaukwahg, or Ike Ghnj of Rtctsor, this being trje title he as sumed on his ascensien. . He was the second son of Kiiikino. and the sixth of the Tsinrlor J'd-'.riichu dvnastv- which had Ireiffned over ithe celestial empire since 1644. 'the d r agon s throne" in ; lc?!, 1H2I. arrd has reigned J twnty-hme J '. - years. T His arc was Nat. Int.; The Shortest Passage.- The steamer Asia has made the shortest passa'ge, less jfiantcn davs .from Liverpool to Boston bf any ste.jmer. Previ ous to nave the shortest tf ip was macie uy me Ameca, in ten days and six hpurs. v r I From Turks Islanl'tHe report is fth May) that judging from appearance, tho sail criop is Jikely to be a large . one this year. The salt raked is most ly large grainid and very clear, Several proprie tors Jiave already efP'Cted a good rakmg. and others have good prospects if the weather should coatm uedry. Resioxatiom or CoiiMoDoKB Stockton. corresprmdent of the Tribune say that Gmmn- doro Stockton has resigned lua comaiUsion iu tho, Navy. Tram tie. IV ilmington Auroras A PresH'ical Wur M I II-S bccn.rngin for. som i time between" the lTor ml whose JS'nf. is at Charlotte, and our ABLE and AMlAQE friends, of the Silts'tun Vtifd- trtan. As al these gentlemen are whigs, of roA flirt- tha ipa Slyest, and as 'we are o tf own otgarA we CiUtiot jcare to tnterlere; Ifi wc "have ary special merit, it is a s'udious aofdancej of q'lar somq articjb by-tlis Hornct'jxtv.A. cndeaYoringf to .prove that; he Js npU.s good a ivltih as- ho ouht, . 10 l-thjlKwa'says :- ' T: 'f$f' -1j B -sides iv hat 'we have prescntsd. in jfcfntf liHmbers goia t saovv that that pper stxould not be.depei dod on us an tx;(nnt and advocate ot whi pnncinlesl iv nov pi est u 1 me toiloWing extrdcttrom the VV'i!n inrop Aurora, a paper which , Came oni asan "indepej.d-ntVl or tort -of neutral affair, piit so clwly democrat ic and difuni mist in us reeiii,fcB tct no one no.v (tunicj or spsalis otjc m any oiner ngar; me Au;ora, bays. &.p.. '. vvq remark .in the outset that there is a very general iinpressiori am'm'g fiib whig org ins; th.it a man cannot bo a good io,ti.4 unless hc;'is a. very great mot or it very unmitigak d rascal. j The on ly fault cf ibc Harriet is that he'brks dared to oc- -cupy SouiJifc'rn - ground, to -alvobatcj Southern r:p.'k jKinselfj" among his comitry men. it be .determined Ttnrt-j..m?mi who staiids (jy. (be? oo.uffi at ali fia-jras jamWo tho last cxtremit v is .not a whig, ilea rly cyefymelFrrlcf that'' paHy is e.xcomrn.iuiicated, ami a Pair.ty. ol' tiep.ifJ,. nt supply its place; a 'bsttpir-na rt y'far'.than 't ho. obso lete, 'denomiiatibns of rfi-.-te fac.ions. The ?tttenion ct thi Siiishuru Watrhma-i tfV ourselves reouire some hotiee.f Th.e-y speak r;;the Aurora as a;?cV affair. ThV , Wo jwfllu'lv. O u r - co u r so h r? s bee n -; i s fi rst number! we issued, open as the skv, In th wc were careful to Ucfitu oiir epursej as follows j W have no pledge to raiae "VvV have lit le.'f.rh in thun wben rr.ade ly t-ierc, an :hereiure cannot Am o itli "Tnat t c ejtpec nnre co-hd -n:e 10 b-; g veil ro Euitor is a djT!.erdt. a SjArts R c-:na'dd to? rati- that I ne.nas ur yars touea in every iorur oi anocacy, m a ai g-eat pjr8on'i)l! sacr nct-Bti sustain) democratic principles is best k iownVtJ those vh have obr el his cor. Tnat lie dirferrd-tronria mfjorii j ojL that pany, jt thf Im Presiden'idl election: t&ttjQe 'dee'oQ-d 'u . pra t-itit i-r ttij; SotifhernCOple.amid tS(??dang-rs turroii aoin f t-c liitiru uon of .iiver.yto eonWe the Execu'ie c-rh- a 'to a blave noldtr, wna was admitted .to be houat aod valiant and un p!erigdis not atttnped i- be concea d. Vnttaer in t i op'tiioh-i Wd Ti'it, toe tu'-ure m jit &cit?e.. 'I'd the admiais'r ition he u uiip) ei to g vo 4 a lUir.tr a'.. jBit it must bn ondrsro .t that t i A-irora isjriot the oiij:n 01 anrwanrer lirmr'tTls'tEe orrrn ofAi T. -.ttnrr.'l - (' Is there liny ambiguity, any skulking, any trald'j iy pit I Ouy pjrposc was to stahrjri the fcjwes t a nd pla ihest woi ds - w ha: .wo.ui d bdtli'e tjo.i 1 ro' of the Aurora ; and if it is not plai -nought it ; is because wc know 110 smimger Ktigli h. 1 So far we' ii ivi- complied witti our prbirNsisy Wo Iiave Iiear k.ctwd to no'man, hirge t.ri.n(l Wo haiif though' for ourselves, ;md pubhslied what we thought, un caring cotissquences0V sliajl continue jto do so, If this cjurs haa'led, as U has, to an inqreasc of our 8ul)scripHon lis,t, it presena f; ct not crcdi a blo to us, but to. those' gentlemen v-ho ifre' capabh ol appreeiajtihg such a posi ioni ' The real truth is weibeliey-e that clever v.i-n every where have be come sick bf, jthd disusfed wi h t'12 o)d nonsen sieafs of party. "Of course the I Vatchtven are not; it is oT.piLhi'dahi their: fodder. I t4-is their intellectu d capita! in trade. ,-wid akho' th". stock may be sjnjdl, they doubtless find id pays. ;Will ; ai least two thousand per cent. ; . ; ; We- have wondered twice or thricff -t why such bl icklK'ads! should venture to" attacK other people. With all the venom of the quiver thy have non- . '!. ' , : ' i . - i ri J." .' ' ' u' 01. tne vigor 01 ino oow. 1 1 y y poison nil their arrows, without; any danger of hiy-fing any; body, .cxce)t - themselves. .'II lave th?secd iors ever; read of the Ass who trid to leafn ar cherv, and what befell nim ? ,'j .,! '.' '-: ' --ffii'tfci Kefs JSrsfXCrlviivo odt .thc.'ifv' .s)'rs trie best paper in-North Carolina west of Raleigh; in fact, xcept -ther; Gcensbor ' 'Ptt'rwr, it -is ihe onlv .rea'daide one. :,Jf Mr:, Badger Wiisi:les3 able, . . - ..-(... .-. . . . - ( . ; j. : ess wittv and ess independent, ine wouio- nave a .: )..... l. XX U.... .. 1 4'. - ' ' " 'i . . r smooth sealBut beyond (all f her pursuits,! there is. in puns;:j contiinnl - vind exacting tlmand upon all the powers which n it ore or oducati h hive giv en' us, nnd 'Mr. B. dcies'Vigl to employ his ;;vlents in rh ? public service, f We honor, hi'" for his in dependehce. , ',: . ; ' ' : : : "U ' ' ; Frq" T I a. y t i 7 ; ' A-; ? dc h cc of S'.DvninzQ.l Intelligence lrom Jcremie to ;ne i'J.h ;uay has. been received;' : A w; ;, . ' -.; i The- "s'leajrijirT Vixeo. Capt. Wood, w-ent pnstihe' port'a fjw.jd a v ljbft?rejbpuhd.to:AuK C '-yef. ' ' The-West;IndLi 'American fleet was at Port; au Prince. Th lliytien government had acknowl ed:Ted ihr-Sj .'.Dmi'rf:V gbverntmnt s iadeprr.di'rice. ' Capt. Wood apnoiueda Mr' Du!ton; an English-: man, to.ba American agent af Aux G.;iyes, very mupli a'g'd3t thfjvish.syof th.3 Am ?:ric at that place. ; -CiTee deliveries 'Vero fvUir..g o:T.- - ; ;'. - 'lc';'m'oA(pb,lv; law - is'ill. he'M.hally repealed on th2 30ih,off Jade next Thp'-rpvernmeiU 'will c-n- t i nu e claiming bnc fifth ! of a! I ttauiiticv : of c. ouVe shipped. ! j - - ! - ''-;.! ' !.- . -'. y Q. ths Sih rif Miy.'.cifT'.'3's'Vor:lj 72 ,o Uaytiea currency, and 'd lily rising. :i; ; 73. .rR?.v. Joits f iz wvyj, M .vr j itt . T h 1 s cjn llem in, w iudy known throughout the Ucifpd St ips as k' Mui;wtRr.nf'Jh3' -Mejhodist Espi.-cbp?i lC-?u rch, departed this'life in this city, yesterd iV mbrning, .vcry suddenly, jfrom' ah aiTection of tho hear'l Few m?n hsv l.J3ii 'morecbnsnicious.or h.iyrj attracted greater attcntjqni tcntjon, 5 pulpit oratdrs m lhis''eouritry. Mobile Ueg. L ult. The BJock of MarMp ordered by the (5ovynor I he. State foirthivNathal Moiiumcht at Wash ington Ciry , and whicli .was 'procured; in Linooln county, h now oil its' way to Tayetteville, 1 whence it w"dl be forwarded to Washington I from it v.' It is said to In? a very beautiful specimen.' ; GeorpjiI Co.vi MixE3.--It is stated that an tin .exhaustible bed of bituminous Coal er:-it iii W a'.kw county, Ceorgia, within a few miles5' of Uinggold. Another bed, ten rnih-a west of that place, h is hern disco ere J, a nil the pecimeni taken from it oro pronouucod hy competent judges to bo of a firt rale y: rtis ami squtabbles. Vc. know, none of 1 .he par-1 ties tothdisnute. and should hav, stood off. if 1 eV on thc'PiiciliR side,!' and fur, weich we luien. ihe sabpiisUyHKis wp rejoin in the copartnery ) H bep;ak h mrtll niehc io lhc temple pi' fame tnie o! lirunc& James and Vans n Sdlu J)it. I WSie 9 me irrosi rouaqrea j sacreu ;m iuc one. 'Urtl: had jWt. iw'a-lono: 1 : Butiih tho'ir last n:imler t by th. imrnprial' Fratikljn. It 1 thev have bnhtvressi.i ril v' ft en-rrnA ni.int.WW to pi mt a ! )olscap sheet of paper. t.h. iis 2 witnrs tinririkt "VW .tnA i ;n,A!vin7f f tn ) Vps arc of wrought ir)n. '.!. hed nd pb tT ... - " " ( I frr a. i-Thej Parjlic NeVs'of ;t Apr i'l coiit UnV ti p ; .fallowing noticp of the first printing pres triad'.' i'n ' '. . ' daliforiiia, :nrid it is pro!able also pu? first iti.iti: J . . h) any portion of the. irnmtnsc terriiory 1'cpasutl! by the:waes of the Paeiic , ! 1 " " i i J j ITte -Itrt PintittA Psjs Manufactured I V Coltl or nia OniSntmtav lst.tve'lmd put .up i: i f tin office the fir$t Prinng Press cvt m:utu(oc:ur is cf a ,size frame jind '" I '.' '.' itfil taken 1 from a medium sized copyir.g'press, ihc bed en- ,' . laiged bvja wrought bar'of iron wcldtd .to the side y. ,r and plantd downjtri an vc-Surlaco. t jf t : i i The Avcfi hmnnhip o tlfliV' bijou; of a frrsif ' j- w lich is admirably cxrcuifjd, avas performed by . ..v Vil!iam Dnnn, who served a n nppri-ntiif ship tn ' .. ! tire Press Manufictory of Iloe ,V Cp.,"(iold ttiret - " N. Y. rMr. Dunri deserves to have Ids name lia'd" -i 'v. I cij down to posNrity fojf lus rvidcftc'e; of hi me. . I Hianical sltill, and especially as tlie labor ha hern '. ' ,"C I pe rformed under the greatest ;Mwrnv-hirj'te V ; :. " . for want of proper tools. 1 he idea was soggf 'i d ; ; b F. A. Cnmaijl, Esq!, nhij lflRfOR', which iii V .. J".- " the States would be under oic Jiu'ndred aud fifty . .1 i. dollars,' is 'here one Vtmisatiil dollirs! -; : I Mri Dunn intends to fstablih himseit'lin Sin f : i - f Francisco, intheressirinuhcturingnn 1 iv.acjnur j . Vr;Ii::ness, and will cofhrnence creeling o. uial bib UJiiUing next week. ; Cii.ndot Mttt-Tcri.- L'V(ia nossihi!!;tV of. mdv ingcnarcoai nasat lenm eern s-ius.:ic"rny pxivjvz by the. ex pen merits of M. Di'spio'z of P 1 U.t to the present tinj-j chvrhiits have Ciiiisidcr'd' ln.t an impossibility;. M.- D.'prc', howvi-f, n-f. nnl melts thi3; r.'iaetofy suljUtapce', Irit ; t) iii.".. one piece to anotlrerj antl. lt vrn; volnjiiz'-- iv j Th ?! heat to-eflrof -'this purp.oe is getn'Vfy'fd by n:.;oii'J ful. galyaiiic b'ithfry; th iig it nin! 'vo'y' d i sol irreat that evcii in 'ar'n'roactiini i' oq!v I lor ah iiiUant- thrio is ddngeij of ri'''rnf,l: N-'d ielif' an;i jj' p-" ' CV'CSj. j'.Toj a . C 'lidoc's ii ;.p"ii i:ne.ifK 1 aveii ibi.i the pT.trr .p"jii:rie.ifK uod'"r.jth-sh'ade pf t-hiek (lhe.:ghisfi,;. Plalijiem ri ippmr ami. otfiejr mta1,- j; ciifjjcult to fuse, hr! re;jd lw c. inverted iivo n.''fi! d m-i a r IS3. This wilf nrovc f t "rrat 'Sirv.cc?l in t'ir jgrrat ; tery.caj d l b-i hlic t'i M,, and; we. nope that ie ivi i hi ni4c. i mrt! di lmonds, so as to - dc troV ; all tin atfrjb it ibli raj! tie1 o'fthese bauulos.-rSclrrt'i.'ic.Vm .r.cr.n. -v ,'; - c , ':, i : .- - ,,',- 1 REFon'jr'ix VtnoiiK; llmM' 'A. !Wi5o i a R-Catiiidate'to rep r 00 1 Accop c aii Nr.iwi.nipton :. irt Uie stato coivhifiop.5 ; Ije.s iys he is in lar.; .. hUnaiiii:' aesi4m ofl! ihnL'giO itvre piMi !. j schools ; enccUira'gfmeI n'itvk'A, r, and 1 !ut j cnanic-'Hrts- ry inn. sia;e uu ver-ii si.ijnige. . - r . , , I,. ' 'J' . ' A ..... . 1 vv! itd ci:izf,us ; rlecriorii.f povirnorl ( ii: cu;v; juJ f iviiunicipai j)iii!?ers, aneijus, arrnrncvs. ch.m eon- ; ;sJ.ab!s, by th'Vpebpie, also, ' that, pidfs l? ' ellrjcled hv'tiv; people, htil Mo jdgo fo sit H.ioi:0 : ; the b'encJi in, a c ali vhe:e one bflpe' pririiei has Voted for and the jr)jli'r--iji;a'iris hiin. '('hfj jud" !! '! ,'.. ..! -. !r. . - I I -- ! jof hc Curt -f Appeal h.r t.hinkv, tmlil,J; .Iec jted hi' general tickct4 jpd ihr; inibrforj jii'tg-j' by 't!it- peoplri "e'f eneii circMHr; ,'N nian oht to sr ioh thb bench a.f:e he- i.i sixjy f'f. J,4" n-X ju' gels J(bfM'ncligibUa iter a 'jefinllro' term of y'ar.-j He! is'in favor of i;bolishing jthe ."rutive 'cam ii 'hiid 'couirty coiirjs, and) goes for -.electing! hngisv Urates and police dfficcis'1 by the -people, .btuMor ,pa;vV'gn'f officers! a justj comju-ns ition. iop;. posed to allowing; any tnan to '.vote ia m-iri th hi bvk cdutity. nojmat'te'ir vlpt nmoantof prop-rrty In Im-fy rtwn ; 1 1 in rii j I y q 11 fi I i tVtr ai ion iii the- voter,. Ii khmks, should h twr4fy-oh year of ( ivehr a resident-nf the. wrjs ) nhd six; months; ia khe cPunty,rZ!x,ehangr' Paper. ; .' Tight vcnc. An' him I wo iinco, nt the '. .Luriatfci As pes't tvris h' ld 0 day rr 1 1 ' . ' Vsylum;in nit'in, 00 i, - . '. 'j 1 I .: - 'the bodv bf a.ladv : and ilmverdict returned, wn 1 dseii of general cbiliiy, shpervening on tilit la iC'hg and jnsai'i'tyt.;? Hor Agpro, was wljitj is call jedidititeej, and.hf r vanity bh' this point led hc'r;t! liidit lainir. which was. in-nart-. the rausi of h-f j'Jcath. Her ins ahi tyvis of.ti harmless vharacter, ; . ' t . ' indihe was casijv malnietL if permitted to-mak't . . ' i ' -J tt 1 L ... 'j.... -1' l.-i i s I i' ... . , - ' r . !... 1 . 1 . -t . v a njdSiyear'head. t$e.ssu!j of-ir''extraprdinaiiy. lieight. r .; Wh'de wearing oh? "ofithcsoi towering ornament; .-".,' -7... ,-..J-.,- ' '"..- V. '!..! 1 r . I i s!i- iorisidered herseliitlie. jecn. of tlic; Wrll. ,3,J I Not a BaiTi 4 ' CoLdlt KO ' 3v 33 EOT. -It turns butythat there has. been" no Inbridgf mcntf of tho liberty of a British subject in: America; in tliecae in I' the colored rnin in Charles'on - It I h l.Vtl' ascertained at' the llegi-jtry.iin L nd")n, thai Ifow- pri vas always descrip- fl in i tho register;. Uc.W as ied Sri of n nftt'iv' rf TlniitniiJ l isj'l and he was SO'hter- in the .articles of f.rer-mdnt. whif Ik; (sr.ip;M .. .... -j. - r . . r r. , . 1 . . 1 -, . tho "Marv Ariir." Th? v.rath and ui-lj.oi fv.u mernbesof Pa!rliameAr,'aiid thrf,whole cd.,j)i -i! corp.', has, therefore, :t.n. 'cxptnd;-d try no ,jr T".. 1 Winder ir it is f Rur.-i-The Allb-y j Du;ch ui votes with both Iband3 jn.. fa'. or of cuirua,;. ;mit 1st hear him. Co.rrtmg, perhaps. 12. is ond o'' the rpoU- iirrrrt fJ(U,V :drj .vc:i arc Sippv' i-jalo vctyfto:b o t' ... rvo-n r.vierr:.,;)pt'wiMn. mat .:;epin-1- t..v- y billow of sighs' d;rov-!lnr;S3 becomc. J 'h avvivy.. The wilj.of (irjn;.-.Wasliinn.ti ao a f V?-'i! dormiig to thljciW o.uo?erty t'MClV! wi!h the agff'r' " mount' w pvfn l u Olini rrfi.. pl:tfl ?f!llM t ? ) Ol . 1.11'iJ JfJ V Maryi .nd PerinivTVani u -Nrxv- orfc; avcsI TeriMrt,Kr!-ucy aW-1 ih f t v''f -j ibstou, also of the L'j.ilad Swcinl h-j- moa : A; R-:'Tit-. Wh'eyrr. ypufg-t:'nU.ij r-yel.! ; Ifti failo'.i i ho ice, or frM iriHiiua,; ''".! - WV Ai.it h wmtg oul ofiw.rriri,-.rer'.aiid njj.vw-.it, kiijtil di3 b!ol ahi sSndi nrt and In it jl.q Uff x&umi-a that yofiug p:cp;? ca:r . jv -, ; 1. ersmg- with ngrcr rb?o peopn is i;) - ; but wh-nqthat conversation i p ij'ip'ra iiitil dis b!o;)d and s?ndi nrt aud-ln-i: j nq-.f -';).. .'. iiefhlood nnd sehait b'ick Joi;;prop3r chirm-1. 1. ; -..( J;J? warm' or 'Int fc'ut nvc caf.j waVr ..- h: j .; 4 iruis?. A dxtor ww'.il pWsb a' uni jo: thu. t j.dv;co.v3 givdj: rr.i.IIi.' ' j.' ' ; j'- ':',: V. brui3 l5v;cof;.w3 give;: rj TttB CoiiyROMtsr.. A j nr 1.. ;yra?Md in Conimhup.,xm tJOh y. regard tf p:irrv,1to Axprrwi ladia.iii 1' th m rt mJl IJC OlU ! -tJv l .' 4 nJ if" .! T'J t I, .'-l' -I T-l" . . mA . un4Ll!l UN ill - : 1 ' i ' ' . I J '-..'. ' - -- ; . if' r, 1- i : 1 ! tu! cLaios of crdlock. . . - . . i . - . , ii- 4 1 .
Hornets’ Nest and True Southron. (Charlotte, N.C.)
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June 15, 1850, edition 1
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