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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-06


grG,R8 ron -,lE PEaFLE's nIi.I.
The sdmirsbls rssalsiiOns passed b.
the Whix neelisf % RO1Bd Hill. notice
IL pointed terms he uiisr disregard nan
ilssssd ~ he Administration lOr The off
rspssusd .shss 81 The People. The
rsbuks 70 iusI and proper. The party n
poser. .6sPrOGess exclusive Democracy.
and SET Il.smsslses up % The sole guardians
III he popular supremacy, care not . &c
for he interests and desires Of The gteal
ms.s II The people. Their daily practice
Islly proves this. Let The people. By
heir soles. reject an Administration
candidate seeking ONCE. and almost in
msdialely we bear. 'by suthOrily." that
o &c Office 10 assigned him BY our
Democratic President. Nay. men who
have long and faithfully served The coan-
sry 90 able and efficient officers. are
Frequently driven from their stations 10
make roon Cor syeophsniiek followers oi
q corrupt AdminisusIion.-Ablliiy. zeal.
industry and pairiasisn avail nothing.
whea q partisan leader calls upon The
PresidenIfar his resrard. Every priEeipls
elius.ies and proprisly 10 sacrificed. ~hen
party Jseliag is thrown into The scale.
The chief occupation Of The Executive
now 10 10 reward friends and punish
enemies.
Nor is this oil. The Administrator
pays no attention 10 the expressed views
Of The People. 10 70 The prcprety Of ils
measures. Thrice has The Sub-Tfeasury
schene-a scheme cherished by usurpers
and dangerous 10 liberiy-besn solemnly
condemned BY The votes Of The Peoples
Represenlaiisss.-Siill The President TELLS
them iha. they masf adopt bis bsntling
The People themselves. by their votes
% the bsll0t-bOx. have frequently disown-
ed any affection Cor the project. and
severely rebsked its authors. Snll 10 10
announced 80 The " dsisrmiaed policy Of
The Gossrnmeni." and We are told that
10 sAaI 60 into operation. IN spite Of
eli lsmenistions!" Add 10 crown the
whole. when The People express their
condemnation Of his measures, The Presi-
dent says thai they are bribed BY - Bank
influence" and are consequently ineom-
pe,ent 70 pass upon he acts.
The Administrator, IL seems, 10 q
Democratic Administration. and The Peo-
pic must support ALL iis schemes. or else
ihey are Pederalists" and /" Bank
bought trsilors!'
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north snd eat oflhai basadary 10 rew.,.
heir families and effects iats said dis,,;..
whers thev are 20 remain. unlll lvr,l..
srrangen,enis srs made. snder he -
lection Of The hoops 81 he uniled S,,,s.
Who are 10 see that ihsy are nnl nole,,si
By inirBders. eiIizens % Foreigners. 80
that he said Indians do nal pass he Iim;,.
assigned them. except 10 vail he p,r.
which will be hereafter indicated 10 .h,m
Al persons are lhsrelafs Iorbidd,n !.
enter the district ssslened 10 said Indi,n.
without written permission from son.
eommsding oflicer nf mililar, po,,
ALEXANDER MACOMR
MsjeT General Commanding in az
BY command Of The GtneraI:
EDsusD ScnRIyER,
Cart and A. Adj. Gsn.
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pleased viii II. lien mads ihsm some /
presents, alleE which thsy departed nuch
srali6ed, loE Ihsy wsss ell in . most
destitute eondlsion. - 10 rlolhing and
other neeesssfies.
On Inc I7lh instant. II. Colonel Har-
ney, OF Ihs ID dragons. ~ho had pre-
siously rsesiTed ny directions 10 open
a communication with he Indians in
ths southern poriion Of The peninsuls.
near Key Bisesyne. arrived with Chilio-
TusleaGggee. principal chief Of the Sc
minoles. Who had bsea recently elected
by . council held By he Seminoles and
Micssukies. chilio-TuslrnuRgee ex-
pressed . great desire that The business
on which he wass called 90 meet me
might be speedily attended 10. Aecor-
DINGHY. The next day . meeting was held.
composed Of Chiuo- Tustenugfee. siirn-
ded BY o chs-lladio. . brother Of Blue
Sake. Who cane with him 10 witness
The proceedings d the request Of ihe
Council rf lie Nation. and Hsrlock-
Iladio. Chief Of The Mieasukies in this
section of the county. and oil his band
that had not been despatched by him
10 call in The warriors who we're out in
detached parties. AIlsr going through
the usual ceremonies among Indians. u
shaking hands and smoking. ! explain
ed 10 Ihs meeting Who ! Was. and The
object Of my mission among Them. d
which they Immediately esineei gresI
satisfaction. ihen dictated 10 iheu
the terms Of peace. which shey readily
accepted. manilsssing great joy on ih'
occasion. and they have since been dan
cling and singing seeofding 10 their fash
} ion. in token of friendship and peace
J in which many Of our officers Joines
them. ell being satisfied Of the sIneeri
10y of the respective parties. The en-
closed general order. announcing The re
J suit Of the conference, exhibits the term
Of peace. Under existing eireumsian
ees. I did no, think IL necessary 10 en-
ter into . formal written nesiy--su=l
an instrument. wiih Indians. having bu
! little binding Effect. Nor did think j
J polite. .. this time. 10 say any thing .
} bout their emigration. leaving that sub
! jses open 10 such future arrangement
% the Government may think propet
J 10 make with them. No restriction up
> On the pleasure Of the Government. Il
! This respect. has been imposed; nor hal
, any encouragement been given 10 ih,
Indians that they would be permi,le'
. permanently 10 remain in fiorids.
! There 10 every reason 10 believe ina
! when The Indians remaining in Fioridl
J shall learn the prosperous condition o
. their brethren in Arkansas. they will
. 81 no distant period, AK 10 be permit
. ted To join them.
] have the honor 10 be, sir. very &C..
! Pee'fully, yosr obedisat servant
ALEX. MAcoMB,
asiss GsasrsI commsndiag.in chief
Hon. j. u. poISsETT.
Secretary Of War. wsshias,on City.
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Mississippi.-Afais in Mississippi
seem 10 have come 10 an awful crisis.
The majesty Of the Law 10 openly tram.
pied upon; courts Of justice afford no pro-
lection from outage. and even murder.
In fact. there 10 no Law but mob law, and
no right but that OF the mighliesL I,
would appear 80 IL the whole system Of
Law had been overturned. and society had
resolved itself into ils original elements,
leaving mankind in . state Of nature.
These convictions are forced upon us by
seeounss published in the papers Of that
State. We read in one Of murder CON.
mi,ied in court Of justice, in the presence
Of The judge and jury, upon an individual
in the custody Of the lava crime. We
venture To say, that 10 unparalleled in the
records of human stroci,y. In another
gazette we read Of the Governor Of the
State being spit upon; in another Of the
eircui, judge Of the Uui,ed States having
his nose pulled by 40 officer Of his own
court. and on its very threshold. TO
Ibis list other outrsses might be added
loo numerous TO mention.
[ ". o. Bulletin.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
Head Quarters Of the Army Of The u.
Fort klae, lrlo,ida.1 Nav n Isls

HEAD Quarters OF the Army OF the u. 8.
Fort King. (fIOtids.l May IS. 1893.
The Major General Commanding in.
chief has The satisfaction Of announcing "a
The army in Florida. 10 the authorities Of
The Territory, and 10 the citizens gene
rally. that he has this day terminated the
var with the Seminole Indians, BY an
agreement entered into with Chiuo.
lusienuggee. principal chief Of the Sem.
Iholss. and successor - Arpika. common.
ly called Sam Jones, brough, 10 this pos,
BY Lieutenant Colonel Harvey. Of the 81
Dragons. RON The southern par, OF she
peninsula. The terms of she sereemen,
are: Tha, hosiiliiins immedis.ely cease
between the parties: that the troops Of ,Ie
United States, and The Seminole aud
MIckasukie chiefs and Warriors, nov :, +.
distance. be made sequsialed az soon a,
possible with he fsci that. the peace
exists. and shs, ell hostiliIies are forthwith
TO cease on both sides; the Seminole. and
Miekssukies agreeing 10 retire into a
dis'rics Of country in Florida below psasc
creek. the boundaries of which are as
follows, viz:
Beginning Of the mos. southern poin,
Of land between Charlotte harbor and the
Sangbel or coIoosshaichee river, oppoi,e
10 Sangbel Island. thence into Chaslo,,e
harbor by thesouthern pass. betw cen Pine
island and said point, along The eastern
shore o! said hsrbor 10 Talk .Chopko or
pea'e creek; thence up .hs. river 10
n s!ehes. Thloso or Big creek: thence up
'sid creek 10 lie source; thence eas,etly
70 the northern poin. of Lake ls,okpoea:
hence along The eastern GUILE, OF SAID
AXE. called Issokposa creek. 10 The
AissImme river, thence southerly down
he kiss'mme TO lake Okuchrbee; thence
'u.h through said lake 10 Ecuplsha,olse
V Shark river; thence down said river
'esswardly 10 i,s mouth. thence sIopp
he 'ea'sl'ore nonhwsrdly to the place Of
egnning.
Ths, sIx'y J.ys no allowed the Indian.
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INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.
Courier Office.
CharlestOa, May -
THE FLORIDA WAR ENDED.

We ere al length able 10 make this
ofLrepeaied and of.delusive annuneialion
IN good earnest. Major General Mseomb
arrived here this morning in the steam
boat Cincinnati. from Jacksonville. (E.
FL having made the definite pacific
arrangement contained 10 the General
Orders which se give below. and Of which
he has polisel furnished US copy. The
arrangement, made by the commanding &c.
neral 10 a wise as well as humsne one. Il
will be better 10 leave the slow but sure in.
auence Of advancing civiIirs,ion 10 relieve
Florida Of the remnant Of her savage in
habiIants. Than further 10 prosecute . var.
al The cos. Of millions. in order 10 expel 4
handful oi Indians from inaccessible ham.
m0cks and morssses.
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.anscdofs Of ihs Girafs.-Ths New
Orleans Sun relates q humorous story Of
. very well dressed and genteel looking
person. Who vas curious 10 see the Gi-
raffs. and Who stepped up TO the man
wof receives The money. with
lis The Giraffe 10 be seen hsres
Yes sir.'
Il want 10 see him.
Very well air.
The price 10 City CENTS. isn't it!'
'0ns dollar. sir. Fifty cents for ser
ranfs.'
We'll. I'm . servant
You . servant"
Yes. sir.
The d-ll Whoset'
Yours. sir-your humble servant
walk in. and take seat The joke
10 worth The price Of admissiOn.'
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PENNSYLVANIA.

], can hardly be fOrgo,sen BY our res-
dss. that on the organization Of the II.
Of Representatives Of The state Of Penn,
sylvanis. in Deeember last, two speakers
we're elected, and there Vas much con-
fusion among the members, and grea, ri
o, and disorder among the pOpulaee.
which continued Tor several days, Thsd.
deus Stevens. q leading Anti masonic
member, denounced the rioters who in.
vsdsd The sanctuary Of legislation. and in,
Elegantly refused 10 take his seat in the
House afser il was organized, and there
fore did 20. qualify ss q member. In
dueed 10 dideren. course. however. by
The representations Of his constituents. lie
presenied himself 81 the commencement,
ofihe LATE extra session. Tor the purpose
Of taking The Necessary oath. &c, A fu.
riOus opposition vas made 10 bis doing
50; and no, only vas his admission TO .
seat refused. but he wac denied permis.
siOn 10 be heard in support Of The claim
advanced by him in behalf Of his con-
s'i'uens. Mr.. Stevens may have acted
wrong in refusing 70 take his seat At The
first session. but fths fact efkis election
not 6einy d0ubted.) this refusal. Iron
party feeling, 10 admit him 10 . seat, 10
a. outage upon popular rights without.
Prsssdens and wiIhOut justification. The
seal kaIilg been declared vacant. q new
election 10 % Be held. The following
is copy Of the circular which Mr.. s.
hss addressed 70 his constituents on the
occasion
TO THE PEOPLE or ADAMS COUNTY. |
FtiIotc- Citizens In accordance with |
your wishes. | presented myself 10 the |
body noe exercising ths duties Of the
House Of Representatives Of ,his Con-
moawealth. aud desired 70 have admin.
,s'sred 10 me The oa.hs prescribed by
Lac. A msjorilg Of that body, rsing the
same unconstitutional and unlawful
means which iavessed hen vi.h official
sushosIIy. refused "a allow me 10 occu.
Py that sesi. 70 which ] had been call.
90 By the free choice Of my ielIow.ei.i,
sens.
oadet the most shallow. hypoeriiicsl.
ans false pretences. they have declared
my sea- vacant. aud imposed upon you
ine srpsAse Of new election, 10 be held
On thf tsh day 81 June next. Ia doing |
% mey h.ss committed an unprecedent,
g osusee % Ihe rights Of the people, |
soon's.ed 10 By shs, people. nBER-
- aas become bus mere name. Al
saay - he constitution suspended. and
me mos. sacred CONTRACTS between The
s'ass ana Individuals are violated with
ne moot daring and reckless sudsci,v.
fne fyssRu, who have usurpsd power.
pave aesef@iRsd to Cypress and pluader
shs people. u is Zoe you 10 saw vile.
sier you viii be lheir willing slsves.-l
~ they ara perpi.ssd finally 10 sriumpb
goa held yoss liSeay. your lives. your
fepai.san. and y'os Rfopsry. 81 their
~ slssx.
| had bsped that 10 Circumstances
would occur. which would reader 10 ne
sssssy for ne 10 be ssa.o , sssdid..s
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Horrible 7iansaefioR.-The hatcher
Free Trader states that 10 the Circuit
Court Of Copiah county. an The 10Th in
slant, Alva Carpenter was put on uisl.
charged with the murder Of Mr.. Keller.
laie Judge Of Probate Of that county.
The jury. after being absent short time.
returned . verdiei Of msnslsughier. Az
the officer Of the court was on the eve Of
taking the prisoner back 10 jail. q sudden
uprosr took place, the lights were al pot
out, and Carpenter was stabbed in three
or four places. one Of his hands cut Of.
and he iell corpse in the L" hall Of the
court" u 10 supposed that the persons
who we're engaged in this high.handed
and horrible transaction were relslives oil
Mr.. Keller,
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THE MALAYs.

We have besa Tor some weeks keepi,,
q shs'P lookout upon thr Eastern pae,,s
for intelligence Of The punishment, II.
Aieisd on Ihs Mslays FOR The piracy Of de
Eclipss--knowing thai commodore Rs,d
10 jusi The man 10 make clean and spted,
work Of 10. Az Last the intelligence IA,
come. IN The annexed article from N,
Boston Joprnsl Of las.ssening. In lev
days. probably. we shall have The psni.
eulsrs in full. ". Iork Com. .7dv.
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a Beautiful pOrirsil Of Her Majesty. 10
Col. Vim. l.. Stone. editor Of ths Nsw
York commeTclal. % . Ieken Of seknow
lsdgnsns fsr . copy Of bis life Of Brandt
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SThs question Of The eoneurrenes Of
Ksnlseky in The Bill 10 incorporate Ihs
South Western Rail Road Bank. 10 be-
ginning 10 excite great interest in thai
State. II will probably operate materially
in The coming election for members Of The
Legislature.
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Salaries Of Members efihs British Ca.

A FaoFs .Adviee. When Leopold,
Duke Of Austria. was about 10 invade
Switzerland. he held . council Of bis no.
bles. as which the courl-jes.er was pre-
sent. After maliers had been arranged
for the march Of the army. the Duke aek-
ed The jester what be though, Of their de-
ibera,ions: Just what ] thought Of the
mouse we caught Las. night; every one
told you how 70 get into the Trap. bus no
one said = word about getting out"
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The New Yorker says that the Dele
gates 10 The National Wing Convention
appointed by The wings Of cOnnseiieui,
are understood 10 be in IaEor Of Mr. Clay
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The Queen Of England directed lord
Palmsssioa TO send on, by the Liverpool
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The Grand Jury nov in session .,
New York. having found indictments
against several persons engaged in the sale
Of lottery tickets. warrants were issued
for their arrest. and alter being spPrs.
hended they we're held 10 bail in the sum
Of $500 dollars each.
About 10000 pounds Of copper ore
have recently been taken IRON n vain
discovered in ,he Nina Ia Note irae, Of
M,ssoori. There is o prospect Of The
discovery of lead in this tract.
The Legislature Of Connecticut has
divorced . man fsom his w,fe. On The
ground lha. he was married without bio
knowledge OF consent.
The Legislature Of Alabama recently
passed Law, making ihe punishment; i"r
an assault, ~ithou, jast csuse. upon
sli.e, by suy person other Than his mas.
'ef OF overseer. the same 90 il committed
upon a white person.
The Receiver of the land Office .!
Pontoioc. Mississippi. gives rs notice that
nothing but gold and silver. and U. ,.
Treasury notes. will be received in pay
nent for lands.
Young Crockett. of Tennessee. . GAL
ant son Of gallan, father. has no OPPOSE
ion to his re.eleetion TO Congress. u.
W. l.. MARI. awhile took the field sgsins.
lin, bot. the newspapers say. rs'resied
N the frss fire. and 10 now amang the
The late Wing Convention IN Cameo
Icut adopted strong Rssols,ioas. asirm'
ng The fIsht Of tina, State 10 lis PARTON
I the Public Domain. aud condssapIng
no course ri the Administrations on that
inject.
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IL
evlsrs in full. N. Iork Com. .adr.
IMPORTANT FROM sUMATRA
The ship Arabslla. Capt. Rogers, srri,.
cd 81 this port this morning. LEI. al Sins,.
pore. U. >. ship Columbia. Con. Reed
arrived day before. and san The u. q
ship John Adams. standing inlo sins,.
pore Roads. both from sumalra.
Con. Reed received infofnalioa OF he
capture Of The Eclipse. Of Salem, ., Co.
lombo. AMI Immediately repaired 10 n.
west eossi. On bic arrival. sflsf snds,.
voring (unsuecessiully) 10 nego,ia.s 70,
the delivery Of The Msndarines, and r.,.
tuition Of the stolen property, Quail,
BslIoo wss bombarJed iwo houIs on N,
23d Deesmber-ons fort Destroyed, and
the other considerably injured. On ID.
LIST January, Muekis wss burnt by d,
Columbia add John Adams. Aler can.
nOnsding The place. 400 men wsre landed
from The ships. and The iown and loru
destroyed. with . considerable guanlily
Of representatives. ship sustained sny
loss--lhs Mslays sll Refreshed in,o he
Jungle. No par. Of The properly eap.ursd
in The Eclipse Was recovered.
Chastissnsaf offhs Malay Pirates by
The United States Ships Col.mbia and
John .7dams. The ship Arabeila, o.
Boston. brings interesting inselIigsnes
from Sumaira. The uniied States ln.
gate Columbis. and corvette John Adams,
under eonmsnd Of Commodore Read,
have inflicted . signal vengeance upon
the Malay towns Quslls Bs,loo and Muk
kee. on the Island Of Sums,ra. for he
eonnexion they were supposed TO have
had wiih lhe piracy and murders com
misied in their waters on board the Ams.
rican ship Eclipse. Of Salem. Quslia
Ba,.oo. VAS once before visited by one Of
our frigstes. The Posomse. and ell her
forts demolished. For this reason, or
some other. Quslla Bas.oo. on The present
occasion. suffered only moderate infis.
lion, while Muk kee. . town about lony
miles distant. vas demolished and burnt.
No lives were los. on the American eide.
aud the letters do no, state hat sny Of
the Mslays perishsd. The towns sp.
pear 10 have been deserted in sn,ieipslsn
of the attack.
The necessity Of such severe measures
10 10 be regretted; but in dealing With %.
wages and pirates. no other mode seems
practicable Tor The protection Of our con-
meree and the lives of our citizens. We
irus. the Mslays will nos cone 70 The
conclusion that their orn interest re-
quires them 10 restrain their cupidhy
from being exercised upon dsleucslss,
merchantmen which may visil their coast
They probably. until The arrival Of the
Po,omsc. supposed that America vas ,eo
remote. or tho feeble, IN protect iis CON.
meree IN those seas. II 10 10 be hoped
that this dslusion 10 now dissipz,sa. sad
that hereafter our seamen and cargoss 10
that quarter, will find the Gag Of their
country never failing protection.
The Grand Jury nov in session ai
New York. having found indictments
against several persons engaged in the sale
81 lottery tickets. warrants we're issued
for their arrest. and alter being sppre.
- - -. a a.
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xrARROWGATE SPRINGS
. Montgomery county, Alabama.
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEIP
. ORLEANS


NNHE proprietor If this establishment has the plea
sure ot announcing to his friends and the public
N gene,ul,t at he will he in READINGS by the first day Of
Way ~ receive vSiters. lie will also for the he
nsft of those i~ance, that there have been large
improvements m,de and others going ind in
spid progress for ompletion, which will enable tho
sulscr her accommodate much larger number than
ireoi,ne, and ut the time much BETTER
Fanilv can he accommodated = it'll good rooms.
'fe WIN prefer can have large cabins etachcd from
ge man Building.
l. 'leeed unnecessary IL say anything in particu
I'm Of the character oil these wters for il generally
believed that thew not inferior To in the South
stn Slhcs. All the ainuseman's thar generally
'and at Watering Places will he found at this. The
st music that this paTt of TIL country affords. has
Pen engaged and will be in const attendance the
cbrngs during the whole season.
he snhsciihr will avail himself Of This opportunity
returning his uncigned ,las,kS FIR tn very liberal
import given him last season. and hopes hv the
Pms that have hrci Isian in improving and ex,rnny
sr Accommodations to merit liberal patronage III.
psseut season. INO CRAM.
A ,i3
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nOLBEAR's Science Of renmanshp received, and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. s Ehu,res . rect, New Orleans, l83 Broadway
Nsw York, Danphine ST, Mobile.
1t i. particularly designed for private learners aud
schools and is calculated for persons Oi all ages.
Ladies' aud gentlemen invited to call and examine
the sy steul for themselves.
Lessons are given at lch houses may suit the
convenience Of ul and to classes formed in any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer itcan receive lessons their ref
sdencee.
Pers. ns paying for of lessons are desired
o attend until they wrt,u we'll as they wish.
mi Dol. BEAR II BROTHER,