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4 Term CiIies.--A missionary az he
Methodist Z. Church savss "You ssks
up . newspaper. and you read o. The
cities Of velsseo. Brszoris. Austin, BE-.
and you picture ont in your mind BaIsi-
more. Phlsdslphis, and New York. or.
at least. Louisville. Matches. and yIcks.
burg: but you would be little surprised
in visiting those cities 10 end Thar some
Of them have only dozen houses, and
others Of them none al sl! In our pspcss.
letters. &C., We Texans have LILLE Of
ths. grandlloquence which characierized
The first settlers Of our father land. Ills
just as easy to lay of city as village.
and we can write town, little sooner
Than We can hamlet. And Won know the
maps Of cities look better than The maps
Of villages; and who would not rather
live in q town than 10 hamlsl!
Galveston 10 10 be city wilhou, doubt
1.-The New York Of Texas. II is in It's
infantile state, being only about eighteen
months old; 20, j. has. | suppose. 600
houses. and Al present about 1900 in-
habi,ants. The winter population is
greater, as in all southern cities, not.
wi,hstanding the delightful breezss,
which blow from The gulf, make Ill de-
sirsble summer retreat. Virgil knew no
thing Of the soft breathing zeyphers
which daily and nightly fan the inhabi-
,anls Of GaIsesson.
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South Caroliaa.--The Richland Sem
incl Of September ] 9th says that accounts
from ditfsrsn, Districts Of the State inform
Ina, the People are coning;" and add'
as follows: . tAt. #
Had ws.six months to 60 on before
abe election, We would carry the State
handsomely. II will no doubt be gravity
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and ineligioss in every corner Of ths land
10 further exsriinn in the work Of inhjeli.
", and this fair land will soun be shon
ol iss greatest ornament. an external rec.
pees. u least. for Christianity and its
institutions. Boston Courier.
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Notice.

i T August Term, 1870, Of The Court OF Pleas
II and Quarter Sessions Of Orange county,
the subscribers qualified as executors Of the
las, will and testament Of the late Joshua
JOHNSON, deceased, and obtained letters ties
tsmcntsry thereon; they, therefore, require all
persons having claims against said estate 20 O
nresen, them within the time prescribed By -==
iuw. and oil indebted to the same % make
payment without delay. AtAft @
JOSEPH HosKINS. I NO.
CALVIN JOHNSON.
ANNA JOHNSON, Ear. & "a
August Is. S-swr
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GsOrgia.--'i'he election In this STATE
IOr nine urmters Of Congress and The
sas legislature. took place on Monday
ib. sIh ius. AYE, We have 10 in'ell,.
gsses Of he results Both parties hass
anticipated sicior,: ]. would not ss,on.
;,h US il The Democratic iieke, prevailed
ns,srlasless We have cause 70 think dIf'
g,sniy.
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ine 10 our sister Southern Slaies 10 learn
thai South csfolins 10 likely % break the
enehsnlmsnl which has joined her 10
her idoIs."
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Tho Globe Of The let inst. says It has
returns from all The Townships Of Maine
sxeep, No. .. and few plantations, aud
expresses i,s belief tha, Fairfield ". b.
is elected BY 10 votes. We shink Gov.
Fs election 10 mixed with considerable
doubt. The Globes opinion 10 Tho contra
~ notwithstanding. IA -~*a#s
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We learn from very good authority.
that the Wing state Central Committee
Of New York. have sscertainej. through
The SUBJ Committees existing in each
county & township. The polincs Of ness-
" every voter in the state, and that Har-
rison's wsjori.y will be ., least $4,000.
Il Wi. .7dU.
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.7ze UcrkingmGn's .a,irocafe Err
ira" Is the lille Of IN extraordinary IN.
ilamms,ory address. which We presume
Is scattered over this county rs thick as
ever was TIA, precious leaf changing Gen.
Harrison with approving law 10 sell
"poor respectable neighbour men and wo'
men," far horse stealing, hog stealing,
burning houses. &c. &c. There 10 NO
telling where the Thing was printed. nor
al whose instance. for no one seems 20
have been so void Of shame as 10 endorse
il: but we think we hear The screams Of
KendalI's "chlldren" arising from it,
puor babes! sweet little children! how
long will the shouts of Wing victories
continue 10 disturb their repose, aud
cause them, even al midnight. suddenly
TO jisk. snd--lhrow their hands from un
der the "silken sheeisr We say We
fancy we hear their cries. because, alter
dealing ou, a vollry Of abuse sgrInst the
"sccursed Banks" after conjur'ng up
"raw.head aud bloody bones" alter a.
tempting to excite the pour against The
rich, it thus addresses the Turner class:
"rhs enemies Of your country are plot
ling your destruction. The ridops feaTs
will not. check them." &c., "nor the
cries Of The orphan be heard" &c. DC.
Then comes al article from the N. y.
Era, which tells about some negro IN N.
! Y. offering to bel white man .hs, HART
son would be elected Presidenl--ii takes
care however not TO say which made the
banter, tho whi,eman or the negro: nor
does il tell US that the whteman did mol
/ equaiise himself so far as 10 bel; nor are
ae informed OF the name OF The while
man; but, if the s,"ry is no, false from
=, beginning To end. the whi,emsn here adj
verled to. may be the Editor himselt:-
The editor lsburs to convey Two ideas oy
, this "bcr" ls,. that Harrison 10 an a.
boli.ionist!!!! End, that the Wings mus
have imported British gold /" 'beI''
with. and, ergo, the negIo in question
probably. had gold!M! So much on 'h'
one hand..-wha, does IL prone on the o
ther! Why, three FACTS: LIST, that .h'
white man and negro converted together
on poliiies. end, tina, Tho whits maj
eouslized himself with The negro. And
ard, tina, "a mountain labored ant
broush, forth a-mousc.n The address
goes on and speaks Of the late negro 10
differentiation in Louisiana, and auda
: ciously in,ima.es ,ha, The Wing par.!
was The cause Of il. when precisely IN
reverse is the fact. Southern Wings az
= charged by the hired minions Of COT
a rue, and corruptins administration Una
seeks 10 diver, the eye from The noun
Tain Of dspra,isy upon which u tes's. :
being lesgued with Northern iansu ,,
= ,hi. charge has as often been repelle
with Indignation and hurled back 10 ~
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whsl ada 70 I'll. !, !. rsmsrksbl. cheap.
Uesfera caroliaian.
Fssn sAe 6lahs
o X ID z X mo. 81.

fon nieanoPy. sePi .. 1910
The I.ieulensni Colonel commanding
has The satisfaction 10 announces 70 the
regiment that en- action ~ss fought on
he 9Th inst near Wseshoois, between
First I.ieulensnl Hanson. with deiaeh-
ment OF IS mrn Of :. b. and :. I'll" com
psnies. 7lh Infaniry. with . large body
Of The enemy. eslimaied 81 80 or 100
warriors. in hich The latter we're severely
beaten. To fight Successfully, farce 90
superior in numbers. aud ilisl under The
disadrsniags Of an smbasesde. requiies
no small degree Of cooluess and bravery.
both in officers and men. The i.isusn-
am Colonel eoamsnding 10 highly pleased
AZ The skill and courage displayed BY
Lieutenant Hanson. rs sell AZ AZ the good
conduct Of The men under biz commend.
lie hopes and believes that the bright
example SCI By this small desaehmeni
will NOT be fnrgo,sen by the regiment
~heneser an opportunity offers 10 engage
the enemy.
Iiy order Of Lieut.. Col. Whistler.
r. G. GArIlN. AdjI 7sh infantry.
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Gen. Harrison "a Cairard.nA-This
charge has been made. and urged a. !
reason shy Gen. Hsuison should NOT Be
Pfon"sed 10 lhe Presidency. BY. pefh.ps,
every administration io1rnsl in he In
ian. which has been echoed and re echo
ed ~ nnsi uf The ..wire workers" Of The
Van BuFen party. Ihe honea ieslimany
Of Col. X. NJ. Johnson. Vice President
al The U. States. and Ihe testimony Of
uiher Distinguished 6lEicers Who fought
silh llirir gallant Commander. % The
conusry Notwithstanding. What 10 The
testimony of Col. Johnsonf lie spoke
shus 10 The House of Representatives.
whIlsl msmber Of that body: aDurIng
The LIE War. he vas longer 10 actual
service Than any oiller General 0licer-
he uss. perhaps. ollsner in selian Than
any one Of then. and MEIER sasiGia-
ed a defeat" We might quote farther.
and show that there Was = lime. and that
mot seTy remote. when Col. Johnson re-
garteJ Zen. Harrison ss one Of The first
men in shr Union. both IN military and
civil capacity. Bui our Offices IN Inc out.
SET was. simply. 10 give publicity % The
snbjained exlrsc, frum recent number
81 The Richmond Enquirer. q leading or.
gan Of,hs Van Buren par,y-Mf. Richie
says:
NO man has pronounced Harrison Gov.
ard whose opiaioa 10 eniIiled 10 fsspect.s
So FAR 90 good. but has no, The En-.
qBier. 10 iis party rage. lately made the
charge ~ .rowardics" aesin.i The man.
who. 10 the langusge Of James Madison.
.-has done more fofshis country. with less
compensation fnr II, Than any man hv-
ing''i Perhaps the Enquirer only insin-
aaied ..e1wardlee," lf ne mistake not.
however. il had The hardihood 10 do
both. Bat ga change has cone over
The spirit Of his dreams!" Why ! The
tes,i'nony Of dis,inruished officers. brave.
pa,rio,ic. and highly respectable. stamp
ed the charge with fslsehood--iheIr
testimony was too strong. too honor
able. and too abundant Tor the Enqnir
er: i,s character. sullied - II 10, forced
il 10 ssinrsy what j, had said. We sc.
peat. The Enquirer participated in the
charge. notwithstanding The high es,in.a-
lion Ia which j, held General Harrison .
few years ago. when unirsmmeled by
party. unsedueed by rewsrl--nsy. when
u scorned iis now fasori,s princlpie. ''sa
The siriors belong the spolls'-when y
could respond 10 The above senlimen. 81
Col. Johnson, ..esen so."--and when u
could proudly sanction that 81 the immor
tsl Madison. and exelain .cslo. thou
feasonrst we'll"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

The proceeds OF The Ladies Fair in Bos.
ton, held during The Convention week.
are. il is said, nearly il not quite enough
TO complete The Bunker Hill Monument
---for which purpose The fair as got up.
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Religion ofihe Extra Giobe.-ltseems
10 be evident that many of the jealous
leaders Of the administration are men
whu care but llille about lhose principles
Of virtue aud Ihnss rules Of justice, which.
should be the basis oil government, the
guide of Legislation. and the safeguard
81 public liberty. The late exposure oi
the unfortunate Brownson. has only con
firaed fesrs tha, had long existed in the
breasts Of all virtuous Wings. Abner
kneelaud. the late leader of the unbeliev.
ers IN this vicinity, who vas convicted al
blssphemy in our courts Of justice, Is the
regularly nominated candidate for Cnun.
sellor, in Van Buren, county, Iowa Ter.
riiory; and Robl. ID. Owen. whose prin-
ciples, like those Of his colleague, Fanny
Wright, are subyeisive Of religion, morali-
", and social order, is q Van Buren cam
di,lale for Elecior OF President, in Indiana.
VIVA. must The people be who nominate
such men, what the Government that
meets their appreciation! A paragraph
~ The Extra Globe. which is edited by
Amos Kendall, who has just left the
bosom Of the President, 10 corrup, the
press and perser the truth, OF. in other
words, to supper. the Administration
this paragraph will show that Brownson
and Kneelaud and Owen have made no
mistake in the selection Of their leaders
, q, Washington. In referring TO some
documents, which the Wings published
rs evidence Of the opinions Of General
Harrison upon questions ofpublic interest,
the Globe says. " The documents "a
which you refer are subject TO as many
constructions and misconsIructions as The
Chrisusn's Bible" The great majority
of protesting Christians believe that The
Bible is the inspired word Of God, and,
however they may differ about The inter
probation OF some passages, they cannot
ALLOW this holy book 10 be degraded 10
level with political documents. even ol
their own party. think the attention
of the religious community has not beer
sufficiently turned TO the want Of reverence
and the disregard for sacred things which
characterize the sayings and doings Of 'h.
men 10 power and their supporters.
am no bigos. but when see the Govern
men, paper, 10 which all Others OF III
par,y look with blind devotion. scoffinl
a.s,hs Holy Scriptures i cannot 'hinl
favorably Of tho religious character oil GU
rulers, under whose eye, and by one Q
whose counsellors, the blasphemy is put
lished. Such bIasphemies dropped D
authority. will encourage The prOfi'sa'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

Jacob F. Minizing, ESQ.,. has been
elected Mayor Of Charleston, against i've
other candidates. The election turned
entirely upon local and personal grounds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

Robert W. Haywood has bee n appoin'
Ted Adju.ant General Of Ibis state. vice
Beverly Daniel. decd.
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The BOSTON Courier states. |" We are
authorized bv The Treasurer Of the lsio
Monument Fair 10 say that sufficient pro.
eress has been made 10 the settlement OF
The various accounts 20 authorize The be.
lief that The nell proceeds will MOI iall
short OF ipenfy: fee thousand dollars. Il
IS with unfeignei Satisfaction We nsks
ihis snnunciaiion. The Monumens wsli
now COUP. Whosoevsr lives shfee years
~ili witness iIs completion"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-08

@ There will be prss, hing a. Pleas
ant Gteea on Sunday .ls 'lsia Of oc..
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gketiSa 90 BE- hid sH fhs ID ThHrsdag q
.vorssAer, fAe I3fh dag ~ The nseafA.
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A litter 10 The Edhor. from Moaigom-
cry county. STATES that abe cotton crapis
unpromising. The abundsnce Of rain have
ing eaused IL 20 shed and roi. Tobacco
'is injured also by the vet. Corn crops
fine. More sickness Than usual. And
more politics Than cash. Old sienigom-
cry is nearly united Cor Harrison. Some
Of the Vans have lately come over. and
others would do likewise, bot Cor false
shane. Fayetteville Obs.
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Thursday, October =.
REPUBLICAN WIG TICKET.

FoE raEsarKxr
WILLIAM N. HARRISON. % Ohio.
ToE vIcs rHzsIDrxr
John TYLER. Of Virginia.
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MNRRI Do

On the Is. inst. by ,he Rev. JoHN PicK-
ARD. Mr.. JoHS FoRREsr TO Miss MARY
GoopLoE.
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teeth Of Iho-e xho made Il. where Il
more properly belongs: Thus has he "a
naiieal question been publicly discussed
in The midst % lhs slaves. and in me die
EMISSIONS The Wings have proved tia,
Mr. Van buren, p0fed and 0cfsd iSiik
ihe .f6Olifi0aisis on al questions inEOlV-
INC Southern interests. We might in
stance llie Missouri question; bic soles
10 resfrief he introduction Of slavery in.
% The Territories; his suie in 1921. %
give free negroes The righI ol saIffage.
Ihose who possessed = certain irisisl a.
mount Of property, and 10 take the right
81 suffrage away from white men WIN
had no property; and his admlssion Of
negro evidence inln courls-maftial against
white men; together with his acknow-
ledsmeni thai Congress has the eonsiiiu-
lIOasl right 20 sbolish slavery in the IBIS
lricl Of Columbia--sll which are on re-
cord. and all which prove him an abolI-
iioniss. And may this not account Cor
the characterization referred loi II they
have listened 10 The party discussions Of
The day. heard The charge made sgaiust
tbs Wings. and the facts Just stated reei-
'rd By the Wings, % prove the ill-graes
Of the charge. We contend that the facts
furnish them The inference that the Pre-
sidenl 10 with The Abolilionisi.in symps-
lhy and in feeling; and lherefoie The re.
-
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From .7rknsas.--T'he foregoing Is an
extract Of Letter. dated End September
ulllmo. from gentleman who has lived.
for The last fifteen years. in Arkansas.
lie 10 now q resident of Mississippi
county. in that state. aud enjoys as good
an opportunity Of knosing ihe public
sentiment a. most men: PEI kafei.
81 rejoice 10 ,ell you. that Harrison
and Tyler are daily gaming ground in this
quarter; yet il seems almost incredible
that they should obtain The vote Of the
stale. Should The changes. however. be
as great in other counties as ia this. they
would carry the state by an overwhelming
msjoriiy. In this county, in March, We
were more than Two thirds Democrats.
The Wings now have . majority, as
think our October election will show. Oh
ibis county | speak unders,snd,ngly.
hear almost daily Of numerous changes
10 other counties.
ar,mss srs .sry hard-and all seem
equally 10 feel The pressure, from The
common laborer, 10 the most wealthy.
wi.hool ehspge. cannot prediei v hsl
10 % be ihe cod Of This ruinous stale ol
siTs,rs:--Bu. Il does appear 20 me thai
highway robbery and murder. will be.
cone an almost every day occurrence.
People must live. and there Is such re.
dnrtion IN The price Of labor, and ths
products Of the country. that ihe mos
Industrious can scarcsly supper. them
selves"
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Domestic Manwaeture.-We have
lately seen quantity OF domestic shirsing
and shee,ing from The Lexington Fdcto-
ru, which struck Us as being superior 10
any article OF the sort We have ever be,
fore examined. Its decidedly superior
to anv article Of the same texture ever
brough, here from the North. The ma
lerisl is not only Of the frst quality,
which 10 rarely The case with similar TAB
RIGS Of Northern manufacture. but The
thread is even, well ,wised, aud The
weaving done in great perfection; aud
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Progress of Crime.--A fellow vas "a
ken up in Nsichez the other day for rob.
bling fellow boaresr. He was dancing
master, and acknowledged that bis FIRST
step in crime was cheating . Printer.
Let this be q warning. aaa
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ConrN1ERCIAL RECORD.
OFFICE OF THE PILOT TRANSCRIPT, I


july %, le4o.
FLOUR-There has been very little doing in How
ard Street Flour since last review of the market
The few transactions that have taken place have been
chiefly at the prices obtained at the close of last week
We note sales within the last days of 300 or 400
bbls brands at from 1912 to $5,25. Holders
generally asking s. 25 for fresh ground. We quote
the recGlp price S. We note sales of fresh ground
City Mills at $3.50 per Dbl and of Susquehannah at
,$5,25.
GRAIN-The demand for Wheat has been consid
cradle and prices are the advance The receipts
continue to be very light and there quently
but few sales Sales Monday of 200 bushels
Penn received Tide Water Canal, 81 IA and ST.,
Is. lot of old Maryland red was sold same day at
$l,l6 Sales of Md. whites at 81 10 81, 1s and
sales Of new Maryland and at 81 ,05 $l,l0 We
sales of white Corn SO 50 cents and sales of yellow
at 50 cents. Pennsylvania Rye So Sales Of new Md.
Ohts at22 % cents aud of old at "a 25-and of sus-
quehanha at % cents
COFFEB-M auction to-day, 90 bags Rio Coffee
were sold at 10i cents per h.
PROVISIONS-Ther have been no transactions
in any descriptions of note Hand continue to quote
the nominal prices of the various articles viz: Mess
Pork at Sl7; Prime at $4,5O; Mess Beef at SIS; No
at $l3 md Prime at $ll. Western assorted Bacon is
held 81 cents for prime quality and inferior lots II
prices varying according to condition. In Lard there
inrero transactions No l is held at III cents.
SUGAR-At auctinn To-day, the cargo of brig Fran
cesJane, consisting of 1872 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
offered and 100 hhds sold at u 8 60. The balance
was Withdrawn.
WHISKEY-The market is quite bare--we quote
hhds at "a cents and bbls at 20 cents The wagon price
is 20l cents, exclusive ofthe bb
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- a FISHACH'S n
~ PRIZE-SELLENG OFFICE. n n
PrG Street, opposite the Baltimore y OHIO H. X Depot
$40, 900 g. in Baltimore, "Wednesday S9h instnnt-
Tickets 5-Shares in proportion. s.
$4,000 &c. in Delaware, Thursday 3Otl mst-Ilckets
S4-shares in proportion.
$4,000 Sc in Jersey, Friday 21s,i nst-1fcksts al
shares in proportion.
$50, 900 sc. in Virginia. Saturday - Anges5s-~Sic-
kets Sl0-sbares in proportion.
For the Capital Prizes direct TO
FISHACH'S
LOTTERY IND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No IA Pratt street, opposite the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road Depot.
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