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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11


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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Emigration 10 The Hesi-Ths tide
III emigration Continues :" roll frnn the
east tn the west with m,dinlnished force.
The Detroit Advertiser Of the l2'h uIt.
ssys:-
The drift nf emigration To the West
vas never so great as at lhs present time.
dur city Cor few weeks past has pre-
scented scene OF life aud activity never
before Witnessed Every boat from the
easI comes loaded down with passengers,
who are tn be seen running in every dl.
reclion, irving Ia procure teams to con
vey them into the In,en"r. Their places
are hardly vacated before a Tres h load ar
rVes. aud our city is thus continually
kept in state "f commntlon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

There have been upwards Of S2,5op.
600 due nv Mexco tn merchants in New.
Orle1as for many nna,hs past; and there
will he ahod, 81 500. 200 due 10 January
next. The loss "f SO large an amount
h eur merchants would almost be a
puhlrr calamity, a. 1t would seriously
airr, The commercial relations suhsls,inr
IN New Orleans; vet that loss is almost
unavoidable. should the presen, state "I
affairs continue between Texas and Mex.
leo .New Orleans Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

old. uhPereeiVsd BY those around. col
possession # The glass and swallowed is
eonieais-aeser ihIuking. in her childish
innoeenee. bnl that she might take with
IMMUNITY what she had seen her father
delight y drink 50 often. As The run
was nearly undiluted. she shorty berane
iHsensible. and remained 50 until relieved
by medical aid. This relief was bni
temporary. In the night she was seized
with spasms. 50 violent that all further
medirsl assistance proved Of no avail. and
IN twelve hours SHE died. the innocent
victim Of her fathers vice
What a subject Is hire for The refee-
lion Of drinking parent.
Boston Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Cotton Factories Norlh Carolina ii
daily awskiBg more and more 10 her true
interest Several Cotton Fscioriss have
have been ereeaed within . few months
past. and are nov in progress.
A site MAS parehasrd IN This nrghbOr'
hood = few days ago. by . company al
ready formed. fof q new and extensive
one; the sJssr,isement Of the Richmond
Manufacturing Company will he found
m lhIs paper. and We learn lhs. . gen
lleInan was here few days ago % can
tract for water privilege IN Chatham for
= company aiIh capital Of 500. 600.
Me- Malleil's Factory in this Town 10.
and has been for several mnnlhs. IN sue
sessfuI OPERATION. Fayetteville OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The Jseksonville Courier Of Thursday
last has The ioll"wIng:
By a letter received by L.. Col.
.'llls from Maj. Wilson al The United
STATES Army, commanding At Fan Call.
Suwants did Town. il appears that Reed
with his command. lefi that post on the
Isl inst. with a steamboat load of supplies
fof The army. The Gen was 10 esfab-
llsh depot on the Will,lacoOGhee. 4 brig
AMI a schooner ~ the mouth of the
Suwauee with provisions. had also been
taken by Gea, X. 10 the mouth Of he
Wihlscoochee, so that the army would
have an abundant supply. 81"
A detachment VI 100 conyaleseenl Ten
nessee Troops had marched IRON For,
Cali on the 10Th inst, and arrived al Fort
DrsBe on the llth. and finding the army
had moved. srIurned 10 Fort Cali on the
18th inst. Capt. Ross. their commander.
reports thai Indians were at Forl Drsne
aud Fort Defiance. probably parties oil
spies. Ii. Col. Wills immediately on
being advised Of this. despatched guides
TO convey .hose troops I'd the withlacoo,
chez. SGV. Georgian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Colom=ation.--A vessel sailed from
Baltimore on Monday. for Alnca, with
80 40 emlgran,s Tor the .!aryland cn.
Ions al Cape Paimas. aud several mis-
s,odaries. The colony at The Cape l.,
said 10 be ina very flnurIshing condition..
aud the Baltimore Transcript states tina
the missionaries are endPavoring ID bnng
about in;ennarriages between the colo.
nlsls and the natives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Middleton Thursday the 81 instant.
Merrill Miller. who was TO have been
salg the mex. day for the murder Of John
"hnaker,, was found in his cell, in the
Jad Of this city, about day. break. in the
ag'n'es of death. Medical assistance was
Promptly obtained, but to no purpose
II Is not certainly known in what man,
ntr his death was pr"duced; but the be-
!'et is universal, that he died in conse>
l"eacs OF some poisonous potion which
ne had taken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

LsEi Miller. tAs sOn Of lhs deceased
nov lies in tie jail Of Rraaklia caunis.
under senlenee II dsslh. - an sesonpliee
IN The same crime. Friday he LID insi.
: he day appointed Gor the sxseulion.
Told.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Horrible case Of !Nr.ier.-We learn
from the New York Courier Il Enquirer
that quarrel lately tnOk place on board
the sIesmbos, Cygnet, on her passage
from New Orleans to st. Louis. The
Captain Ga, into a quarrel With one Of
his hands. and in the course of the ma
cas- the capIain pushed the man into the
Engine while IN iuiI operation, and The
poor fellow Was crushed into thousand
pieces. The Captain was held to bail
IN the SUN of ten thousand dollars. II
The &C. we're done purpo.eiv, Why was
he held 10 bail II all! Phil. Ina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

High Pricss.-'rhe price Of every ar
H"le II provision in this City, is higher
hin We have ever before known them,
with prospect. we fear, Of still fur
iher rise. Finur sells by The load at
10 dollars per Dbl. Pork commands al
ready. 8 dollars per hundted. New
Corn readily. 3 dollars per bbl. Lard
I'd cents per 10. Butter 25 To 80 cents;
and other ARTICLES Of living in proportion.
These are the ordinary rates; when the
Legislature assemblies, we may calculate
IN an advance of abou. 25 per cent Un-
Ter snch circumstances. the proprie,ors
oar public houses, We 'pursuaIe, will
lave 10 increase the price Of board.
Raleigh Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11
DIE D.

In Greensborough, on Saturday last, Of
the consumption, Mr.. RoBERT MoDER>
WELL, aged abou. 90; Tor several years .
respectable merchant in tha, place.
In Edge6eld District. South Carolina.
on the 25th ult. after an illness of twen~
~ days, of an Inflammation Of the liver.
The Rev. LUTHER RlcE, an old and able
Minister Of the Baptist Church, and one
Of the most active founders Of the Colum~
bia College. in the District Of Columbis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Fre-The splendid New Theatre on
Third street IN Cincinnati, belonging to
James II. Caldwell. esq. Of New Orleans,
Vas burnt To the ground on the 2lsl MS
timo. II took FIRE about half past eigh,
,'clock A, u. bv the cearlessness Of The
person who had charge Of the lamps
Loss of Mr.. c. is estimated at thirty or
lorly thousand dnllars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The Great Rail ROGf.-The sibseFip.
lion IN South car"lina tn the chaEisslon
and cincimialu Rail Road. Is believed 10
amapnI " lille more than I.Tss nail.
hons II Dollars. This Is dung nnhly.
md seeurrs the charter. whrh Was de-
pendant on a Subscription being made NJ
four millions. The other STATES interest
ed have Jauhiless subscribed more Than
the rems,nrng mIllion. $4,000 have
been Subscribed NJ RuIherlorllon. and
S44 900 a. AshElile. 10 illis State. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The U. S. Schooner Of War Dallas,
Captain Green. which vas fermerly sta
toned On the n. G.. coast. near Beaufort.
was los, On Tampico Bar. on the 2Sd
Sept. last The loss was owing To the
ignorance or design Of The pilot. who run
her out Of the channel, and when she
struck, jumped into the water and made
his escape. The officers and crew were
all saved, and have arrived a, New Or
leans. ". w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

A bill has unanimously passed both
n'a' rhes ~ Ise New Jersey Legislature.
sproinuRE Tuesday and "Wednesday .
'h" l5lh and i6'h - llIe present month.
lor ~" t.er1,a0 81 Presidential Electors
by the People. --
IL are laser House. a committee Of
hir "ss appointed To take nlo cons,dera.
lion what mrasures we're proper IN rela
li0n Ia the Distribution of Ihr Surplus
rsyenue. !NG. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Suicide in the .Army-Il is stated in
she Chsrleslon cOuri.T of the 26Ih ult.
that Lleu'. C"l. Lane committed. sniclde
81 Fort Drale on Nh, 20Ih ull Nv putting
the hit VI his sword vn the ground and
running the paint through the Garner ni
his eye into The brain. No cause assign
ed. This Is the gentleman who Was en-.
gagged IA the Gacas with Mr Ewiag. late
menher Of Congress from lilInoIs. ana
whose promotion IN lieutenant colonel
cy created much CONTROVERSY IA the army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The monthly report OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury Of the 30 inst. published
N compliance with the resolution Of the
Senate, shows the amu1nt of money IN
the treasury suhlec. To draft. To be $40.
6l7,s0l %; and the amouns standing to
Ihr rredi, n d,-bursiag officers, n be
Si.s23.lls %; making a total of AZ.
$40 ,925 dollars and 81 cents on the 3lst
alamo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

MOurnfM hcident.-rhe whole cala-
lopue or The dreadful casualties origina-
ting from ardent spirits, long and mour"
ful as il is-caanot furnish more me.
laachrly, more heart rend'ne case, than
occurred in ihis civ last week. A Ia
borlng man vas expected home to DINNER,
and smoug 9TH ,r things prepared for hun
W, ~, nsua' giass VI RUN HIS only
child. fine litle girl abou. three years
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Great Fire in .Nepark.-A fire brnke
out IN Newark. v j.. On FRIDAY ,as!
which DESTROYED property estimated at
twn hundred thousand dollars. about one
half Of which was insured. Between SO
and 60 buildings were con>nned. The
IRE was accidental. having originated
from some defect in fire place or stove.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

In The early history 81 New England
.,,ne rurluus lneIdenIs are related ni iils
manner IN which persons su..ise.ei 0i
wrrheraf, weIe deal, with. tine 81 The
x,.r a.e,h.ds Adopted "a ,es, IN, guilt ar
,ps,rrner ii ;ersnns aecusrd. was Ia 'ls
,,sm hand and feel aud Ihraa them In,"
she sa,,r: ii ghey sunk. they we're pro-
,,,need "a be- innocent: II They remained
a. ne surface. IL Was et,dras" at their
y.,i. and uhs. &err consequently hung.
: ,Ar,ter eu'liy. ~ Inn"renI ln~re
ssa a -. n" ssrape.
The editor at he Standard app.ars IL
.i..r as;u's fathers N the right
n, u hl- curer flnHs 1 bid ebay"
u .dr IT tls panrr. that "a. .~atfg. -
10 H1ig party nad h"lti n ".r'ri ms"I
NJ N The raw oi Raleigh At Sh.rh -
u.s. de,eunlur,l To lTau>l.r the sler 'ra.
.,,e. ol this STATE To Gen. HARRISON. II
H.. hnd rsmsine,i une"mIsdIclsd. the
S.aadsrd land perhaps some honest mem
auuli have construed the sllrn'r inIn an
admission IT the truth u the SANDER.
BIT the Wig Central COMMITTEE nj r.
Ugh. cuneeiSIng themselves uDphraIed.
,hopghi IL their duty 10 deny the foul
sha,es. which they dId 10 q Card pub.
hshed in The Star u last week. and sub.
,enbsd BY their names. The Standard
nOa quo.rs the old adage. A guilty
couscenee needs M secuser;" and a. he
mentioned no names. he effects 10 con,
silrr his sensItvehess on the pars OF the
SpnmllIse ~ presump.lve evidence oil
guilt. In this he perfectly initiates tis
Snch trisrs. silence IL an ADMISSION Of
the fact a denial, presumP.ise evidence
Of guilt
But The wiIy policy Of the Standard
and rs coadluIors has probably succeed
ed. A straight forward course they knew
would noI accomplish their purpose; pre-
nncinon aud fals.hoOd we're therefore
Escorted 10. But suu fearing defeat. IA
their extremity they have fOr several
weeks beea endeavoring 10 impose upon
the people a belief that The friends Of
Judge White had no hope Of his election.
and tina, he mad been virtually Withdrawn.
The aPparen. confidence with which
their allegations we're made has deceived
many. We have heard Of numbers in
this county who declined voting in con
sequence. The returns Of the votes show
agreal falling of from the August cleo.
ton; aud j. was doubtless IN sred. mea.
sure owing To this cause. The Wing
votes are 332 less. without any access
SION. hut rather . decrease. On the part Of
the Van Buren votes. the same csuse
may have produced like effects through,
on, the state; aud il so, The election ol
Judge White has been defeated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

AT the late Van Buren, Convention,
held in Syracuse, New York. there we're
no less than ttoenty.one postnaasters!
What honest, disIn,erested patriots!
Reader. listen to the language Of Mr.. JEFF
frrson: Interference with elections,
whether Of the state or general govern
ment. by officers Of The latter, should be
deemed cause Of removal.
Louisville Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Some consolation. Richmond
Enquirer assures the public mai Col.
Johnson will no, carry his family with
him to Washington, in case he Is elected
Vice President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

We learn with pleasure thai the Hon,
Samuel PrenlIss, the presegs eslimable
Senator lram Vermont. has been re elect.
ed by the Legislature Of the SSaIe. for six
years lrum the 81 Of March uexl. when
his present Term sln expire.
Nat, INTEL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11
Friday, November %.

y,.,erday elections we're held shrough-
IN. s,sse Cor The election u 6lisen
T'.r,or. Tor President and Vice Prefi-
=, a .he UaiIsd Sssles. The resultin
-. county xss - follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

His Excellency. Peter d. Vroom. Go
Eeru"r ii tie state Of New Jersey. was
reelected io that Office for the ensuing
yrst. Oh lhr 2sih nlL Iie has nc. 50 Ear
recovered from hi Illness a. 10 be able
Is pispare The usual message.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

Thomas G. Elahy. living Al the Three
Brothers. on the ApAIachieOls river. XII
led his own son BY slaaoIing him with a
mnskei charged With "a buekshol. ali nf
WHICH were lodged IN his Indy. The
father behaved most brutality after the
murder. which was COMMITTED without
any apparent cause. Elsby had hefoue
committed q murder in North Carolina.
fr"m whence he fed. large reward has-
ing been offered Tor his apprehension.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The old Federal party. with change
Of names. under the present dynasty.
received M small share of the honors and
emounmenIs Of office.--ll is time for
them Ia sing the Cavalier song Of " the
King shall have hls own again" We
believe that three of the Van Buren,
candidates for Congress from Msssachu-
sets. are Hartford Convention Federal
isls-and three OF the party candidates
fur the next Congress from the state Of
New York. are gentlemen Of the same
school of politics. We mention this cir
cumstance because such unhounded lIbe-
rallty in the Democratic Republican"
party, ne is manifest IN the nominations
here mentioned. cannot be too highly
applaadedl .aleranaria Gazette.
Death from Passion. William Thorn
as Esii and died instantly al Portland, a
lew DAYS since. While engaged in angry
alteration with his wife.
One million and half Of dollars have
been subscribed in Charleston. s. G. TO
the louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road. o. -.a.--.r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11


Place. -t;reen Bay has often been cha
raeterised as " the jumping of place Of
the WesI." and persons leaving their
friends al the East To come here. have
been BY them as good as consigned 10
the grave. Gnen Bay! or Botany Bay!
there was no difference-on, of The world
eniIrely--Dolhing there but Indians and
bears. What will all these exquisiles
say when we tell them of Bank! Yes.
Bank in Green Bay; and IL any Of the
spectators in Wall street can tell tough.
er story aboni subscriptions to back stock
than We can. il mus, be a lhumper.
4 bill passed the Legislative Council
a, It's last session. Incorporating the stock
holders Of wisconsin Bank, capital 100,
600 dollars; IL was secuted as being as
uncalled for as a tunnel under the Allan.
tic The hooks were, however, opened
a few days since al Mineral PoInI forty
shares. 80 dollars each, we're subscribed
fnr!! The commissioners returned 10 this
place dishesr,ened.
The books we're opened here for three
days on Monday last; aud the test Of the
business and enterprise ofthis back woods
place was soon developed-27 $40 shares.
80 dollars each, equal 10 l.336,500 dol>
lars Of capital stock we're subscrlbed!!!
Green Bay Iafeliigencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

The Harvss,--Tte intelligence from
the Western Country represents the crops
in the most fourishing condition; and
we may anticipate large harvest This
10 subject in which every msn. woman
and child In the community takes an in
leresI. aud we feel happy ihs, the infor.
msllon is of 50 auspicious a nature.
Athome the prospect is not less encou-
raging; the sugar and cotton crops. 10 is
believed. will be greater than Cor several
years pasl.
We have reason IN be grateful that
Providence has been - kind in her dis,
pensaiion 10 US, ard while We regret that
our eastern brethren hare not been as for
tunais as ourselves. Ne are happy that We
have such an abundance a. win permit
rs To supply their wants. w. o. Bee.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-02
SHERIFF'S SAFE

DY virtue of writ or e Ia ct lev ia iss
I'D ssucd out ofthe Court of Common
Pleas, in and Tor the county of Guernsey,
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed,
there will he sold at public sale on Tues,
day the 9th day Of September next, Rt the
Store Room Of A. Mcdowell in Carroll.
ton, Carroll county, Ohio; tetween tho
hours OF 10 o'clock A. ". and 5 o'clock
r. M. quantity Of goods consisting Of
Groceries, Ladies' Bonnels, Combs, Rib
bons, Laces, BraIds, Indigo, Gunpowder,
Spanish brown, Butter, Cob rope, Mould
boards, Wrapping paper, &c. Seized
and taken IN Execution as the property OF
Damie e. Middleton, at the sult Of Beard
Leavllt g. Co. II SAID goods should not
all be sold, on The said Gin day ot Sep.
tember, The sale will be continued o, g.
Journment, on Wednesday, the 7In aag
Of September. commencing each day a
10 o'clock A. M. and adjourning at o.
clock ?. M until concluded.
B. GRIFFITH Sheriff.
August 26, 1885.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-02
J.7MES THO ONPSONS HENRY
NTIDG ER-

S1IRS, you will please take notice
- that have this day filed 10 the of.
fee OF the Clerk of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas in and for the county of
Carroll, State of Ohio. The amount
of Taxes paid by you on the 0Sth De
cember 1885, together with the in
tereSt penalty and costs for the North
East quarter of Section 80, township
Is, aud Range 6, situated in Carroll
county, Ohio, Containing leo, 6f-
ty.six.hundredth acres. The land
was taxed in the name of Frederick
Beates. Application for redemption
will be made at the next term of the
Courtof Common Pleas in said Carroll
county.
JOHN G. BRENER,
BY WILLIAM Bryce his Atpy.
August 10, 1889,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-02

TNhe Subscribers have Jusl received
Il III addition to their former stock o.
Goods the following articles
1900 lbs Rio coffee
l6 Kegs JunIeta Nails assorted sizes
, Tors JanIetla Iron
Window Glass
Sugar and Moasses
Spanish Sole Leather
Loaf Sugar and SegarS
Corn Brooms
Tar Spirits Turpentine, Varnish & paints
Fur and Seal skin caps
Shoes and Boots
300 lbs Cotton yarn assorted Numbers
Batting and Waddiug
Glass Ware &c. &c. &c.
Making their ASSORTMENT compete all
Of which they feel disposed to sell on the
Lowest Terms for cash or produce.
JACKSON & FAWCEFT.
August II, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-09-02
Young Consul.

THIS thoroughbred horse will stand,
during the ensuing Fall Season, commen'
cling on the Isl OF September aud ending
on the 10th of November, at the stable OF
Mr. John Fleck, in CarrolIton. This is
positively the last season which this no
bic animal will make in this section OF
the country, if he remains in the posses.
sion oi his present proprietor YOUNG
CONSUL is too we'll kncwn here to ,.rd
commendation. The subscrlve W
sell Young Consul upon fair Term, s-
plication is made soon
N B. For the particulars ofthe seas
on and pedigree see I.andblIs.
J.P RUSSELL.
CarrolItOn, August 26, 1886.