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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
NJ a r. Da

On Tuesday, the 29lh ult. by the Rev.
Mr.. Maynard, Mr.. GEoRcE RoLlN, oil
Granville, to Miss JULIA HoRNER, daugh.
ter of Col. VIM. Homer, of this county,
A, Yanceyville, N. c., on Thursday
24,h ul,., BY the Rev. Jehu Hank. Mr.
JOSEPH s. TorTEN, Of Natchez, Miss,
10 Miss CArHARINE A. McALPIN.
In this county, on Thursday the oath
ul. by D. e. Parish. esq. Mr.. MosEs
CRasrREE to Miss MAHALA LATTA.
In Fayetteville. on tho 22d ult. in 81.
Johns church, Mr.. TuoaAs S. LurTER-
LoH, merchant. to Miss MARY frances,
daughter Of the Rev. Jarvis B. Buxton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

To this add li5. before mentioned. and
we shall have 253, the number Of electo'
raj votes which the Wings confidently
expect to give TO the Farmer of North
Bend.
Fact sta. In Alabama and Missouri,
although the Wings have not been entire.
" successful in the elections which have
recently taken place, yet they have great.
ly reduced the Van Buren, majorilies in
their respective Legislatures. and afford
good reason to hope that Of the Novem-
Der election both states may be redeemed.
In Illinois at the summer elections the
Vans appeared TO be increasing in
strength; how i. will be in November
We have no means Of ascertaining. South
Carolina will probably. as she did be.
fore, throw away her vote. From Ar
kansas our information is too limited to
enable us to form an opinion. These
states therefore, il appears. may properly
he nut down rs doubtful, viz:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Mcsss. Mangum and Brown.-We
had the pleasure Of hearing two days
discussion Of political matters, by Messrs.
Mangum & Brown. al Ililisborough. last
week. The contest was a most unequal
one, and the latter gentleman soon fell
under the heavy blows OF his more power
ful opponent. We have never witnessed
a clearer case Of mansiaughter in all our
lives. We touk copious notes Of the
speeches. and regret tina, We have no
room for further repor, this week. We
are decidedly Of the opinion, that Mr..
Mangum was guilty Of breach Of the
Constitution, inasmuch as he inflicted
" a cruel aud unusual punishment" on
a citizen of the Democratic county Of
Caswell.
We have rarely heard so powerful and
efiicien, popular speaker as Mr.. Man
gum. We are gratiied that many ofour
readers will have i, in their power to hear
him for themselves. at Yanceyville, on
Thursday next. They will have no DIFF
ficul,y in believing that Mr. Brown found
him 10 DO " d jarrer" Of the frs, magni-
tude. Ddncifte Reporter.
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Correspondence offhe National mielii.
galcer.

Correspondence Of the National Lafelii.
galcer.
New York. September "a.
This great Stale 10 becoming intensely
excited upon political affairs. Tile sgiIs.
lion Is uniserssl. perVading all places and
all classes. and absorbing all minor ques.
lions, local or general. The Wings take
lhe stump Southern fashion. and sncsmp
right down in the strongest Iocofoco
holds. brandishing the bolt Of the logician,
and Frightening It's course BY eloquence.
poetry. and song. Az "a tap Of The drum,
Wings come in thousands. The People
dow, aud overflow, in all public meet
ings. Taking men are in great demand.
So numerous are The meetings that he
who can address the People well 10 in
constan, motion. Never. since 1900,
has there been such spectacle. The
Stale will poll nearly four hundred lhou-
sand vOies-Gnd a JuR pOfe 10 a Hhig
ricf0ry.
The MAINE ELECTION is YET in dispute.
The officers in Maine who make the
official returns 10 the Secretary Of State
are the town and plantation clerks, Of
whom there are nearly 400. These re-
turns arc sealed. election. day, in open
town meeting. sent Of the next day by
mail TO the Capitol, and arc not opened
nil the Legislature assemblies in January.
This enables the Van Buren, party 20
throw dus. in the eyes Of The Public.
which they will continue 10 throw lill the
State has voted for President in Noyem.
Der. The Wings here fred Of 100 guns
yesterday in honor Of the Stale. Every
body owns the Aain question has been
put, and carried for The Wings. Whatever
may be The details now. The effort OF
the Globe 10 awaken ils party there is
worse Than useless now, for the only
hope Mr.. Van Buren can have 10 The
North Carolina hope Of lulling The
Wings TO sleep. and throwing smaller
vote. Ninety thousand votes 10 Novem-
Der will give the Wings $500 majority.
so popular was Fairfield. aud 60 unpo.
puiar. 10 proportion. 10 The Government
head.
s0ur correspondent need entertain no fears
Cor North Carolina. We undertake 90 guaranty
an overwhelming msjnri,y in that State Cor
Harrison aud Tyler ., the November election.
Eds. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Fall Tfade.-rhe busy season Of the
/" Fall Ttade" has jus. set in in Peters
burg. aud the change from the dullness
OF the sumner months TO the ratlling Of
Draws. moving Of Boxes. and The ct essera
Of active business. is very refreshing and
enlivening.
Our Merchants count on largo sales TO
their country friends this Fall, and. il We
may judge from ihe indications which we
aliesdy have. they will not be disappoint
ed. II rich aud extensive assortmenls of
goods. aud reasonable pricss, can temp,
our country friends to larry awhile in
Petersburg, We are sure they will do so.
Pei. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
For the Recorder.

The following remarks, made before
the llillsbaroush Debating Socie,y. have
bren furnished for publication ct the re-
quest Of the members.
Mr. President and FelIOp members:
] rise only to express o few OF The emo
lions ,ha, agi.a,ed my bosom after having
listened with patient attention to several
of the speakers for and agains. the nd
m;nisration, and on hearing the doctrines
Of aBrownson, Fanny Wright. u 20. ex'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
Public Sale.

JpilE subscriber will cl1cr Tor sale, 81 Ire
- dwelling house Of the late Samuel VII
son. deceased, on the 9Th day Of October neat.
al the stock of
Cattle. Horses, Hogs, and Sheep;
The crop Of Corn. Wheat, Oats. Rye,
and Flax, Hay. Fodder.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
&r.
belonging 10 said estate. Among the horses
10 beautiful spotted stallion, three years old,
large and likely. Tho sale will be continu-
ed from day 10 dOy until ell 10 sold. Terms
twelve months credit. with bond and good So
ruriiy.
N.B. Az tho same time and plsre. the Lands
of the deceased will be rented out for the en-.
suing year.
CHARLES WILSON. Err.
September "a. So 3wp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Pursuant to appointment, delegate,
iron several Captains districts in the
couuly Of Orange. assembled At the courI
hau.e 10 IIilIsbOrough on Tuesday last.
(r The purpose Of completing the ar
,,ngsments for ihs attendance OF iLe
Wing. Of Orange II the Convention 10
be held sl Ral,igh on the 9Th OF October.
On motion Of Dr. James s. Smith. liar
rison Parker. esq. W as called 10 The chair.
and Dennis IIearii and Col. WIN. II.
Woods appointed secretaries.
On notion a committee was appoint
81. consisting Of one from each cap:aiu's
district represented. 10 take inlo conside-
ration the object Of the meeting.
After consultation tie committee made
airport 10 the meeting. recommending
that the delegates from Orange meet a,
iIeury Joaes's. in Wake county. on Sun.
DAY morning at II O'Clock. from whence
they will proceed in The evening 10 the
neighbOrhood Of Raleigh.
Those to whom !, sill be convenient
will assemble at iliIl.borough on Satur
day morning at 10 o'clock, and proceed
TO WIN. N. Prau's store, on the Raleigh
road, where il is expected 10 meet the
delegates from the eastern part Of the
county in The evening. Those 10 whom
IL will be more convenient, will assem-
Die a, Chapel Hill, and proceed with the
TiPpecanoe Club by more diree, route
to Henry Jones's.
All the Wings OF The county OF Orange
are considered as delegates, and IS ma
ny Of them as eau conveniently leave
home are requested 10 attend the Con-
veniian at Raleigh.
The committee farther recommended
thai Col. William n. Woods aud Col.
Ellison q. Mangum. DO appointed as
marshals.
The Convention a, Rslcigh was ap.
PoIated Tor the 5th Of October. in com.
nemoraiion Of the Battle &c The Thames.
.l'a' day being the anniversary of Gen.
harrIson's glorious victory over the Bri- |
n'h and Indians under Proctor. Il hap
PenI"g on Monday, renders unavoidable
INC necessity, 10 those at a distance, of
beng out on Sunday. But The commits |
tee desire tina, as little interference as
possible shall be in,erposed to due OBJ
sef'ance Of The day. and recommend the |
utmost order and decorum. II is expect.
ed that one or two preachers will attend.
aud That public service will be held dur.
l"S the bal. at Henry Jones's
The rcPOr, having been made to the
meeting. through Mr.. WIN. A. Graham,
who by invitation of the committee had
presided over its deliberations the ques-
"on was put by the chairman, and the
report was unanimously adopted by the
MEETING.
The meeting then adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
REPUBLICAN, WIG TICKET.
pa FAEsinEST
,x,r.IIaM N. HARRISON, or Ohio.
EoR VICE PazsIDEsT
John TYLER, Of Virginia.
EIeetoral TIekel.

cd CHARLES M.DOnELL. Of Burke.
: .:,u. LANES wELLBORN, Of " ilkes.
: DaylD KAMSOUR. 81 Lincoln.
DAVID n. Caldwell. Of Rowan.
: lanes MEDANE. u Caswell.
: Hoa. aBRAA RRNcIiER. OF Chatham.
, holm 3. KELLY. olMooIe.
: m. JANIS s. SMITH. Of Orange.
q CIlsRLEs MANLY. Of Wake.
"A, Col WILLIAM L. LONG, Of Haitian.
a. WILLIAM ~. CHERRY. Of Bersia.
- THOMAS Q. JONES. of Perquimons.
a JOSIAH COLLINS. Of Washington.
a. lanes ". BRYAN. of Csrteret.
~ DANIEL q BAKER. Of New. Hanover.
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Land for Sale.
Notice.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, o. al per.
~ sons whom IL may concern. that have
given 20 my son, NlllvBghbs Hall. free AID
his own debts. and tranfaei his own business
in ss full and perfect a manner 30 " he he'd
arrived ~ ilie full age &C twenty lone sears.
wM. HALL, (of yoLn.)
September "a 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Il - - 1AA@AA19A1 enNNt1 u JIG
live thai though The states Of South Ca
rolina. Georgia, Tennessee. Maryland
New Jersey, and Ohio. voted sgains
Mr. Van Buren in 1896. yet nOr be i,
"certsin 10 gain lliem;" but he can b,
certain" Of no such thing, not even o.
South Carolina. During the past sum.
mer we have conyersed with several riIi'
zens Of Tennessee, and travellers who
have passed through the whole length oil
The state, land some Of them as they
passed were very particular in their in.
quiries as 70 the state OF public opinion
all Of whom concur in the belief thai the
state will 90 for Harrison by large ma.
iori,y. Ohio will certainly go for Har-
rison. as she did in 1896. by a, least 10,
900 majority. Her convention Of one
hundred thousand citizens in the valley
Of the Miami. is good evidence in this
matter. We may therefore set down
Tennessee. Is
Ohio, 81
80
These added TO the states enumerated
in Facts LIST and 81. will give 10 IIarri.
son l4s electoral votes; and these are suf.
fcient 10 elect him. But this is not all.
We will proceed with ..
Fact an. In 1896 Van Buren, carried
the state Of Pennsylvania BY only about
1000 votes. Since then local elections
have proved that great changes 10 favor
OF Harrison have taken place in varions
parts Of the state; these form good ground
for "lhe presumption" that Harrison will
receive the electoral vote Of that state.
New York has. for the three las, years,
elected majority Of Wings To her Lc-
gi,laiure; and no symptoms have indi-
Gated that she is not yet sound in tina.
particular. Indeed tits confidently belle.
we'd by well informed men, that Harrison
will carry the state BY majority Of at least
$4,000. IL signs are no, deceptive there
is good ground for ".he presumption"
that Georgia will also 60 for Harrison
BY handsome majority; and we do not
doubt that Maryland will also do The
same. New Jersey values highly her
elective franchise, and we think We know
enough Of her to warran, US in saying,
that she will resen. with proper dignity
The insult which was cas-. upon her laws
and institutions by the arbitrary proceed.
ngs ofthe las. session Of Congress. Ac.
counts from Mississippi are good. and
cave solid ground for the "presump'
lion" that she will aid in the election Of
Harrison. To the l4s electoral votes
before stated, we may therefore add tho
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA.

Orange County.
In Equity-September Term. 1910.
James Webb agent the Bank Of Cope Fear. "
William L. DsEhsm's hsirs al lasr.
Petition TO sell Lands.
TIT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Cour,
- that isaiah Durham, Thomas Durham, Fer
tlinand Durham. and Delilah Durham, dcfrnd
ants in this case, are not Inhabitants Of ihis
state; Il is therefore ordered. that publication
be made in the Hlllsborough Recorder, for siz
weeks successfully, that unless the said defen'
dants appear AZ the next term of this Court, to
be held Cor the county Of Orange. at the court
house in Hilsboroueh, on the second Monday
in March next, and then and there plead, an.
swer or dsmur 20 the said bill, the same will
be taken pro confesso and heard ex parie as 10
them, aud decreed accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, c. g. NJ
Price Adv $3.50. 4i-6a
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A Tract of Land,

$50 BY virtue OF decree Of ,he
go Court 81 Equity for the county u
Orange, made at September Term
E4ASA 1910, shall, on Friday the 30th
day OF October nett al the late residence al
Edmund Herndon. deceased, proceed to sell,
TO The highest bidder,
All the Lands
belonging 10 the heirs al law of the said Ed.
mund iIerndon. A credit OF one and two
years will be given, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security.
JAMES WEBB. C. s. ~.
September 20 A.
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Equity Sale.

49, In pursuance 20 decree Of
l2yS the Court Of Equity for the county
sNsS of0rsnre. Al September term 1910,
.xtS@s tho Undersigned will, on the 3Ist Of
october next, al the late residence Of Thomas
Lloyd, deceased, offer for sale
Several Tracts of Land,
belonging TO the said estate. containing from
twenty Eve acres 10 one hundred ceres in a
tract. Tho said lands are situate in that i'm.
mediate neighborhood.
The sale will DO on a credit Of 10 months,
bond and good security required, and no title
msde until all the money is paid.
SPENCER DURHAM,
Commissionu.
September 20. d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

EloeIIoa % Be hsid GA fAs I'd TAnrsdav o
.yopes.ber, ths I2fA dag ~ fhs ssoafA.
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All the Lands

STATE OF N0Rfn-CAROLINA,
Orange County.
In Equi,y-SePiembst Term. 1870.
Chssley p. Georges ktirs Y. ZaeAariah Tnes
and Others.
TIT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
- that James Trice and J. C. BrsssfieId, de.
PENDANTS in this case. are not inhabitants Of
this state; II is therefore ordered. that publ
cation be made in the Hillsboroush Recorder,
for six weeks successfully. that unless the said
James Trice and John C. Brassfield appear a,
the next term Of this Court, to be held Tor the
county of Orange, at the court. house in Hills.
borough, on the second Monday in March
next. the bill will be taken pro eonfesso agsins,
them. heard ex par,e, and decreed according.
ly.
JAMES WEBB. c. 8. ~
Price adv. 81 so 4l-sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Fad 6ih. New Hampshire, Isaac HiII's
"oun slale." is I'll Ihsi remains; and Ibis
/. according 70 The lights now before Is. :
ne suppose NE must put dosn 80 Ger.
tam for Van Buren,. lkus:
New Hampshire. =
This lsads Us 10
faef 7h. We have heard il stated that
oeis have been Offered in The CRY Of New
York, that Van Buren, viii not Get the
electoral votes Of two stsIes in die Uni
on, and we DO not know that the faith 81
any Van Buren, man has been strong
enough 10 induce him % take up die bet.
These are portion Of The :. facts. M
on which lIe Wings "ground The pre-
sumption Of IlarrisOn's election /" Is lhe
STANDARD satisfied n not ne can give
Kim other faeIs Of more cogenl nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

81 We are requested 10 state that 4
Democratic Republican meeting will Be
held in HillsborOugh on Saturday the
I7lh OF October.