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AFFAIRS.


favor of the neutrality laws OF
! the Federal Government, and in
|" opposition to the patriotic as
, sociations and generous express
$ sions of sympathy of the people
! ofthe American frontier. The
! ostensible object of these meet
ings is the Liberation of the
Kingston prisoners. The Can
adam tory papers have an
nounced that the prisoners will
be released if the inhabitants
on this side ofthe line will take
strong and decided ground a.
gainst the cause of Canadian
freedom, and upon this assur-
ance some persons in the above
named places have been so sill
ly and blindly credulous as to "a
dept the course thus designated.
That they should place any re-
lance upon the declarations of
the reckless g. ferocious prints
alluded to, denotes unparallel-
ed stupidity and weakness. That
they should so far forget what
is due to themselves and to the
American character, as to as
sumo a position so anti-republi-
can and degrading, proves them
to possess but little of that in =,
dependence of spirit and stern :,
ness of principle which mark :
the genuine sons of freedom.-
They have succumbed to the a
demands of Canadian I"
toryism, and basely acceded to )
the infamous and perfdious pro- "
position gifts organs, in utter c
disregard of the sentiments of b
the vital principles of "
liberty, and the dictates of pa
They have repudia- =
the political faith of their '
revolutionary fathers, and a. in
bandoned the high and honora- ?
ole ground upon which Ameri- pl
can freemen should ever stand
n reference to the struggle of e,
heir oppressed f~ellow-men for 'c'
Emancipation from bondage, g. Y
hey will undoubtedly receive a =. n
deserved reward. Unless we be
mistake the temper and senti- tn,
nents of the people, they will ne
re rebuked in a manner which
will teach them in future to re-
the popular feeling, and S wh
deport themselves like repub- ter
can citizens, instead of Yield ren
lg a willing obedience to the un;t
lsulting requisition of arrogant 1
'reigners.
We think we feel as strong-
for the brave and unfortu- II
ate men who are in confne- oae
Ient at Kingston as any other S
and we would re-
,rt to all honorable means to
fect their discharge. We can NJ
't, however, supplicate the pat
rltish authorities in their be- wi,
alf, nor yield to the dishonor- TEN
e terms which they may die ma,
tie as the conditions upon no
hlch the prisoners will, be al iers
wed to return to their homes reas
e would have our government neg E
tend to its duties, and check gair
e further flow of American abre
God, by its potent interposi- Az,
IN : and i'm case of tic doI:u etne
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JUNE 10

concessions, no supplicatio
Our tone should be that of A..
thoritative command, our A.,
tudes that of stern compuIsio
Franklin Gn..n
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BRITISH CRUELTY.-There was a Gar
Ison Parade on Monday forenoon, when
the sentence Of ID years transportation, and
being branded with the letter ID. was pro-
mulgated, against one Of the Soldiers of
3rd Battalion Of Incorporated Militia,
caught in the act Of deserving. Niagara
Reporter.
A terrible scene occurred at Woolwich.
at the infection Of his sentence upon a SOL
der who had been condemned 10 receive
100 lashes. A recruit had his feelings so
narrowed by the scene that he went mad,
shrleking dreadfully in his frenzy, and COM
furious acts OF violence, SO that i,
was with difficulty he was secured and ia.
ken TO the hospital. Montreal Courier.
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Spiral Vent Water Wheel,

Agents.
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Intimate souuaintsnoe with the habits
manners AID customs Of their inhabitants,
have heard him dwell long and e4oqpently
on these. 10 the nnvrl and interesting to-
piss-oi Polar shows and Italian skies,
and Of befning African suns. He had SET
we'd beneath the sc,ifehing rays Of the lat
ter, and dwrli under The benign influence
Of the former. OF Florence, its ststuary,
lie picture galleries, and above all Of the
nrbsnity and hospitality Of It's Inhabitants,
he was extsiie IN praise. He spoke eight
different dialects, but, Of the time OF his
arrival here, he had only an imperfect know
ledge Of our own. HIS eontig uity TO, and
his fathers interest in the celebrated mines
Of CFscow, led him 10 an intimate know
ledge of the manufacture ri our principal
and staple article, salt. Thrown p his
own resources, In land Of strangers, d.
vested OF every vestige Of property, but q
lew valuable family relics, he cast about
him with his usual energy for the means
Of a livelihood, and these considerations
brought him TO the Onondaga salines in
the fail OF 1886. Here he fitted up a small
laboratory-made his experiments-became
confirmed in the truth of his theory, !
and succeeded in convincing. at least one
individual, of the prscticability Of his i'm
provenent. In short he proceeded 10
Northumberland Letters Patent
visited and a%nalized the principal springs
in Virginia made the most favorable i'm
presSions wherever be extended his bust
ness or acquaintance, and finally returned
here according 10 promise, and put two of
bur furnaces in operation on his plan sue.
While here he listened 10 the
report Of Patriot sufferings, Of The
'ppressofs & the oppressed, Of vast pop
llation, seven tenths Of which waited the
Of the liberators with open and ex-
ended arms. His sympathising SOU was
lred at the thought Of again being permit .
ed 10 strike for freedom-his enthusiastic
eckIessness Of danger led him into its very
ortex, and he has persisted.
On a review Of the sparkling incidents .
| his brief and romantic career, | still think e
n him as the creature of high wrought, C
incy rather then Of sober reaIitv-like a =,
ieteor OF uncommon brilliancy which has r
illumined the path Of my dul! ex- :
tence, and as suddenly disappeared for Il
YER. WARRrN Carry I,
Salina, December %, 1888. h
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HIGH SCHOOL.

NARROW, On. H. May, 1899.
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LARGE WING MEETING IN GULL
FORD.

Gseensborough. N. c.. Aug. 20. 1889.
On public notice being given. an unu.
sually large number Of The citizens Of
Guiliord County assembled in The court
house. for the purpose Of appointing del
egaies 10 the Wing Convention which is
to assemble al Raleigh in November
next, TO nominate a candidate for tho Of.
fee Of Governor Of North Carolina, aud
to appoin, delegates 10 the National Wing
Convention. proposed TO be held al Hsr.
risbure, TO nominate candidates Ior the
Presidency and Vice Presidency OF the
United States.
On motion Of Dr.. David Worth. Dr..
John A, Mebane. chairman Of GuillOrd
Court, was called to the chair, and Col.
Charles w. Peoples and Col. James
N. Mills. sppoin,ed secretaries.
Al the reques, OF the chair. the object
of the meeting was fully and clearly
explained by Geo. e. Mendenhall, esq.
Ga motion of the Rev. John Moore,
ResoireI, That the chairman OF THU
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wants 10 zee you. SIC. about lhsl real Es.
~ mseh."
The Derehsnt srfy happily wss 81 lei
sure and wenI n onre 90 visit The tenant.
lie fund him rKtrnded upon . eaase
bed IN an inssnsible stale Of . dsnger0u.
mslady. His wifs was busy over scsn
~ IRE. apparently preparing some sim
pie slimsni lor her sick husband. Three
children sat shisering in q corner. Ills
approach Vas unnoleed.
"Ma." said one Of the liule urchins
"when be ynu gning 10 GET breakfast"
Breakfast! my dear child. that il
more than can TELL"
The merchant advanced.
"My good ~amak--my good woman
--them--thsi is''---snd The worthy mar
frlt very much like choking. He grasp
ed his pocket book eonyuIslvely. and lait
some bills upon the table, he opened Oh.
door and disappeared.
"Jsmes." said be sgain 10 his clerk,
" take this order 10 Mr.. -. and cell
him 10 have The provisions delivered i'm
media,ely."
The merchant frlt nuch better thar
he would have done il he had 60, his rent
There is something in good action lhs
makes ones heart feel lighter warmer.
better. We would publish the gso'
mans name, bu. We know he would di.
like 10. and we could not Tor all the worI
offend him. Bu6aiOnian.
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From the New York Courier, Aug. 10.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP
LIVERPOOL.

We stop the press TO announce the ar
rival of the Steamer Liverpool, Captain
Fayre, R. N. She sailed from Liverpool
on the Is. instant. and brings US papers
Of tina. date, and Of London to the day
preceding. The hour at which these are
received, compel us to be, very brief in
our notice Of their contents.
There does no, seen to be any mate
r al alteration in the state Of tho London
Money Market. though The Bank o.
England is evidently very i'll a, ease. l
10 s'Ieged that the plan Of selling of .h'
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Printers Notice.

CuBscRIBERs in arrears for she iiilIsbo
- ryugh Recorder. are respectfully inf. a.
ed that their accounts will be made ont 81
an early day. and forwarded To them ell ~
through the Post Office er by IN scent. u is
hoped that 81 concerned will feel the neeess.-
~ OF prompt payment. ... E.. u....@
August 4. ST
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Obituary.

Died in this county, on the els. inst
Mas. Ann FaRTHING. reliet Of Reuben
Fsrlhing. decd. aged abou. SO years.
Died in this county, on the 2ist inst.
Mrs. MARTHA CLouD, wife OF Daniel
Cloud. in the 46Ih year Of her age, after
an illness Of IL years.
Died on the 22d inst. john LEWIS, sol
of James W. Lewis. in the SIKH year o
his age.
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THE coMpAssIoNArE MERCHANT.

Flames, said merchant on Main
street to his clerk The other morning. 60
down to Water stree, 10 Mr. IS and
tell him his rem, must be paid to-day; |
can. val, any longer. ss he's already two
quarters in srrear."
The clerk obeyed the direction. and
soon returned with great appearance oil
witness sbou, the eyes. MT -
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Indian Comneii.-A council was held
II the Indian Mansion House in Cal,arsu
gus county, about seven miles from Irv.
ing. be,~een Mr.. Poinsett, Secretary Of
War, and delegates from the Six Nation
of Indians. relative 10 the late treaty. by
which the latter agreed TO remove vest
Of the Mississippi. A, The opening Of
the council. Mr. p. and Gen. Dearborn,
eom'r on the part 81 Massachusetts,.
were introduced TO the Indians assembled
by Judge Suyker, the Indian agent. Both
made speeches. Mr.. Poinse,t explained
the views and wishes Of the government.
and stated his desire to treat fairly with
The Indians in ell things. and to hear
what objections they had TO The treaty.
Alter This speech The council was sd-
ioarned ill the mex, morning. Wedaes-
Jday. so FAR % the discussion OF tho trea.
" vas concerned. and the remainder Of
the session on that day was occupied in
q talk relative to The payment Of annui.
,ies. On Wednesday morning. Jemmer.
san. one Of The Seneca chiefs, spoke al
considerable length 10 opposition To the
treaty, and was followed 10 Few brieI
,emarks. by two OF three others. T'hi.
10 the amount Of all ihs, vas done The
depu,a,ion Of Friends who we're present
said nothing. What will be the resul, o.
the cnoncil re are unable to say, but The
general impression appears 10 be that the
treaty will be eonfrmed. Com. .3dU.
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Attention :!

To the Officers aud Masicians 5sionging
TO the 47th Regiment. -
WoU are hereby notified and commanded 10
- appear in Hillsborough on the 2s,h af
September. at 81 o'clock, for the purpose Of
drill and court martial: and on the Ss.h, az 4
o'clock you viii attend with your respective
companies equip, as the law directs, With sir
rounds Of powder. for review. M 81
WILLIAM BARLOW,
Senior Officer.
August. .~....->.t. $50 So
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Classical and English
-.-~..~ SCHOOL. 49,

fHtiE undersigned intends, in future. 10 d.
vote his aucntion 10 the business OF teach.
ing, and will opea School near his reside n, a
~ Orange county, four miles west of Hsw Ri
yer and three miles from the Chsthpm county
line. in healthy and interesting neighborhood.
on the first Of September next.
This school 10 designed principally Go be IRE.
Parasory to adm'aance into our unressity, os
any simaar institution 10 this eountsy. ID must
be expected. therefore, that classical lrsrnin
will Constitute the more impor,snt a, pa,,mens'
The undersigned is no, willing, however. 10 On.
elude any young men. who may Wish 20 ppr.
sue course Of English studies. He IL the
more unwilling 60 do 90. from conscicusness
that the English Department 10 alrcsav sao
much neglected IN some ofour acade,aies. ue
also entersaiRs the opinion, thar ! svsfem /, +
English studies might be eoncoesed ana ar
ranged, q Thorough knowledRe IL : h,eb ~aala
he Of more pfacucsl utility 10 man shron.h
lite. than that superficial a. quaiatance Win III
Ancient Classics. with which very many are
content; and thst onlessa parent designs is
son TO take collegiate OF thorough sessemi-
cal course. he had better let him cultivate .sas
tonsse sssl. The best syssem of English stu
o'es. thefe,ores 81 which the undersigned ia
who may follow his advice veon his sab;eet.
Free from other business. he homes. hy 3 sesa-
iaas aueation 20 hss charge. 10 merit that con.
hdenee which parenss o. guardians may rsr0ss
70 h'm. lie would he glad, AZ the outset 10
have class 10 prepare for College. The ses-
s'ons: Is as other academies, will continue i've
monshs. .--a AA#
TulTIoN--PER SESSION. as
In the Classical Department. sia;s0
Enalish $50
Excslssn, board can be had couvenien, Ia
the academy al seven dollars per month. excla,
sive oSiiRhts. Coz any number Of students.
Those who may design sending their sons
would confer favor BY eommuaisstin2 il 70
the undersigned at as early . day a. possible.
Direct to Liadley's Store 7. o., Orange eoun.
", N. C. -s8 - ssse
JOHN, r. HOLT,
i July IS, -si
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MARRIED,

In this county. on Thursday. the 22d
inst. by the Rev. Henry speck. Mr..
PEYroS r. MooRE. TO Miss MARIA Lou.
IsA LEA. daughter of Gabriel B. Lea, esq.
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The PhiladeIphia Inquirer states that.
in consequence of information which
wanspired q few days since 81 New York,
. Custom House officer cane on from
that city on Monday morning. and made
. seizure Of . large consignment Of vol.
len cloths al . respectable commission
merchants store in Front street. Ru.
mour gives various accounts as TO the va.
Ius Of the goods seized--lrom sixty thou.
sand 10 one hundred thousand dollars. I,
is. =, any rate. the largest seizure ever
made in philadelphia. The grounds for
proceeding on The part Of The Custom
House are ssid TO be making entries Of
less than the real value. ]. 10 rumored
,ha, the importer. for some years resi-
dent Of New York. 10 now missing.
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The Post Office

rs REMOVED to.Mr. PhiIirs' Brick Hou.e.
- in the rear "a Mr. Lyneh's Jewelry Ship.
TH0S. CLANCY, r. M
August q. 81
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~A Mrdlhndist Protestant Camp
Meeting xiII be held II the Ridge Meet
ing House in Orange County on Friday
the 9Th of September next.
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'INHE wARDENs OF THE POOR Cor the
Il county Of Orange, will meet % the Poor
House on the FIRST Monday of September next.
All persons having business will attend st thst
time, and all applications Tor admitting per-
sons should then be made.
Proposals all be received 81 the same time
and place. for employing . Superintendent .f
the Poor for the ensuing year. ~
EDMUND SIR35 !,
August II. Y
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TENTH DISTRICT.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
TU,ELFTH DISTRICT.

James Graham. Wing. elected without
opposition. The dis.ric. 10 composed "f
Burke. Rutherford, Haywood. Buncombe
and ysncey. Rutherford gave 1905 foe
Graham, aud i0l scattering; the other
counties no, heard from.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.
Rssurns have beea received from al
The districts; though not official. ~s be.
I.ss thsn 10 be gsnsfslly correct. and in
,.r, ll,.m for the eonssnisnes Of future
.slefence. sF*
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-08-29

SnHE suhssFhers hssire qaali6rd o Il A.
- gass Term a OunEe I0art 81 fieas snd
QaarleT Srsslnns, as eKernl0gs 20 tire last Mtil
sud testament 81 ANDREN h-cAILEf. F.
derd. reqaess an peIsons in1sLaed 20 sasd az
tate 90 aaske iRneoisle psymeal; and thass
hssing CLAIMS nil pfesehl Ihsm. pIereily su-
thentlrsisd. siihia the lime pfsserbed ~ Aws
or this notice all be plead - bar Il iLsH ie-
eoserr.
JOHNSTON M.CAULEY. lr
JOHN NOBLE,
Aagnss g es-3wp
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rA Camp Meeting viii ecm-

nsnee ;. Cedar Grove Mesilns IIDu,r.
eight a,iles north Of IliIlsberough. on FIR
day the 18th Of September next Preseh-
ers and people are respectfully invited 10
attend. ROBERT c. MAYNARD.
AuRuat A. ST.
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n0minsIed in one county only. and Just
before ihe election; he had neisher &C.
rePied he nomination nor visited she dis
sFiet Under thsse circumstances, /. ran-
not be presumed that the Wing strength
was u all indiestsd By the vote. given
Tor him. In the sixth district two Ad.
minisirslion men, and in the rnth dis.
lrieI. two protested Wings were the can.
didaies; Of course The elections in those
two districts afford no ts,L In The
twelfth disIrie. there was no opposition.
in these four districts. in the election
last al. Cos. Dudley had q majority Of
$3.50 votes; and nothing has since sp-
peared to show that the wings have NOT
still large msjOriiy in those districts.
in the remaining nine districts the fol.
lowing statement viii show the strength
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Weekly Almanac,

HILLsBoRouGH DEBATING SOCIETY,"
The following is the Query selected for die.
cussion at the regular meeting Of this Society,
on Tuesday ieht next.
Ought Orange County 10 be dirided7
BY the SEcsErARr.
August &c, 1889.
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.

Notwithstanding majority Of the
members elected TO the next Congress
from this state are administration men.
we think i, very Car from being apparent
shat they have a majority Of the popular
vote. In four Districts the stresgth Of
parties was no, tested. In the fifth dis.
,rie,, Mr.. Till, The Wing candidate, was
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Brother Jonathan,
The largest Newspaper in the
World.

TNHE proprietors Of this mammoth sheet. the
- Great Western" among the newspapers.
have the pleasure Of spreading before the read.
ing public a weekly periodical containing q
greater amount and variety Of useful and en-.
tertsining miscellany, than is TO be found in
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Each number Of the paper contains as large
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June Of Irving's Columbus, or Bancrofts His.
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lume all for six cents a number, or three dol
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Tsnnsssse.-The Nashville R.nnsr
has the following statement Of the result
of the election for Governor
Palk's msjsrity in Middle Tennessee. 44O3
canaoa's msiarity in Western District, 1887
csnnon's majority in East Tennessee, 3sI
PslkI m.jO'iiy IN iAs State. aOS5
she State Senate will consist Of IL
Wings and 10 Administration meabers.
The House will consist Ct % Wings and
~ Administration members.
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Giving a Wing majority in she nine
districts Of $50.
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SUPERIOR coURTs-rAlL CIRCUIT.

The following 10 the arrangement Of III,
Judges for the Fall Cifcuig
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Brother Jonathan being q,

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Col. WIN. IL. brttt0n.
On motion.
Rssolved, That the proceedings oil
this meeting be published in the Green's
borough Patriot. and ,ha, the other whig
papers Of The state be requested to pub
lish the same.
The meeting then adjourned.
]. A. MEBANE, China.
c. W. PEEPLEs. s.c,s,,,;.,
]. N. MILLS. 'e''e''''''