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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02
AsornEa M.xxorn.-wc have aga

ASornEa M.sxoTH.-wc have again
been favored with n mammoth BEET; a
present from our esteemed friend Henry
X. Wilherspoon. Though large, il does
not come up to the one which we last
week noticed. II has quality, however,
equally saluable--it is as sound as the
heart Of the generous giver; and when we
smack our lips over lis saccharinous sub
stance, oar fersent aspirations will be
poured Out for his welfare and prosperity.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

.9msriran SiiUer.-The Philadelphia
United States Gazette says, that Mr.. f,
Blackburn has placed in the Exchange /;
sample Of silver, entirely pure, from iht
Washington mine, Davidson county
North Carolina. The mass weighs 277
ounces, and is worth about four bundled
dollars. As we do not remember 10 have
seen any silver from mines in this coun-
try before. we made some inquiries as TO
the manner of obtaining it, and the chan
ces of getting more; and the following is
the result
"The company went into operation,
under very advantageous charter from
the state of North Carolina, about the Isl
September, 1910, the mine being then but
partially opened, and showing the bed of
ore to be of very great extent, comprising
millions Of tons of ore, Of the richest kind.
In The early part Of ls4l. one furnace for
smelling was put into operation, which,
up to the present time, has produced 20
tons Of mixed metal, dead and silver;) the
early smelling, from which this sample is
made, yielding only about from rne hun.
dred to two hundred and fifty ounces of
silver 10 the ton, and gradually improving
up to this time, when it yields five to six
hundred ounses per ton of mixed metal.
Within the laSS few weeks, two more fur.
naces have been put in operation. and
three more, making in all six. viii go in
to operation very shortly, when the yield
will equal from | 500 to 1000 pounds
per dav, valuiag from S525 TO $500.
The proceeds Of the one furnace have
been sufficient to more than pay The ex-
penses Of the mine since going into ope-
ration, up to the first Of September, from
which period the dividends Of the COM
pany will commences "
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AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA.

By communication dated the 9Th in.
slant, received al the Department Of War,
from Colonel Worth, commanding the ar
my in Florida, i, appears that the number
Of Indian capiarcs continues 10 increase.
On the 9Th Of last month, Sergeant
Nash, of the sih Infantry, captured the
remainder Of Coosa Coacoochee's band,
five in number. From these the position
Of twenty-five Of Halleck's band was as
ccrtained. Of which Capt. Gwynnc sue
c,eded, without bloolshed, in securing
the chief and two warriors. The rest had
abandoned their camp before Captain q.
succeeded in penetrating TO their hiding
place. Their crops, the most fruitful yet
discovered, aud covering thirty acres,
were destroyed. Two Of these confessed
having participated in the murder Of an
express in April last, under the sub'chiei
Waxahadjo, who was secured at the time
AMI exccllsd. The alternative having
been Submitted to them, Of securing the
presence Of the rest Of their people or Of
sharing the fate Of their leader, they Inn
mediaiely Despatched a messenger to them
for that purpose, and no doubt is enter
tanned Of successful result. This cap
tire will probably serve TO operate upon
their chief, Halleck and other bands in
the same neighborhoad.
The chief Of the Seminole Indians,
who, with the Mickasukies, are in the
southern part of the peninsula, had pro-
missed to meet Colonel w. at place ap-
pointed, next moon. The latter manifest,
az yet, no disposition 10 yield, but strong
hopes are enteriaine | that this wiz before
long be brought about. Two hundred
and one Indians, in all, are now in al
Tampa, and there is every prospect OF q
speedy pacifcalion Of the country west Of
that place. The effect Of this would be
- facilitate the operations south. Very
considerable reduction has been made in
ih, expenditures, and every thing pro.
misses well Ma. Intel.
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MAamIRmo

Al Rome, in April last. AxTHrR Mn
DIEros, Jr., Esq, late American Charge
Al Madrid. 10 ihe Countess BsNrIyooIro,
daughter Of Count Beniiroglio, Of Rome.
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Died. in Wake county. on Tuesday
last. after painful and Protraeted illness
ofseveral months, Mr.. NATHANIEL osEs,
son Of Mr.. Henry Jones, in the ed year
Of his age.
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There is something so extraordinary IN
the circumstances of the late horrid catas-
trophe at Syracuse, where thirty human
souls have been blown into eternity by
the explosion Of gunpow,ler in carpen-
ssr's shop on the bank Of the canal, as TO
attrac, more than an ordinary share of the
public attention. II is said, in one of the
accounts, that about twenty-five barrels
was the quantity Of gunpowder exploded.
The existence Of such a deposite Of pow
der in that place was secreG or the peo-
pie with their engines, and the spectators,
men, women. aud children, would not
have crowded around the flames as they
did, but would. on the contrary, have run
from them. How came deposite oil
twenty-five barrels Of gunpowder 70 be
made in such place! We have had re-
ports, FOR week or two past. Of secret
Preparations on the Northern frontier for
aa'thes patriotic spiralicall invasion Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

Something Mex --t;lsss church bells
are among modern wandrss- Tine has
Iusi hses easi m sxtdsn; ID. dtsmrifr -
s's lee. and in saae j. ssld 20 be 6ner
III. n any metal bell.
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Mormons.--I.ares numbers Of Nor.
muns are now en- their way 10 The selllr-
ment in Hsncnck c.nn,y, IN Illinois. A
large number from Europe recently arriy.
ed there. aud mcre are expected, The
set lr,nent is said H. cnn,aln between ten
md tifeon thousand nh ,hs,aais.
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DrradfMErpiosion--Grsat loss Of Life.
New York, AUGUST q 1871.

Dreadful E,rpf0sion--GreH loss q LTe'
New Yak, August - isil.
The s'eambast from Albany this morn
ing bring. US lidlugs vi drestnl calsml-
" AT Syracuse. Its "rig,n was a IRE,
which broke out about 10 o'clock on Fri
day evening, in a carpenters shop. on
The Oswega canal, some twenty rods
from us inncuon with the Erie. Tue
iamedlare vicinity was covered with CON
busahles, and the iremen and other cili
gems crowded To the spot to ex'Ingnish The
flames. When a harrelo fgunPawder,w mch
ha been slowed N the ship, unkno~nt'
any nne. rxeep, probably the tenant ex-
plo,leI with terrible effect, instantly Kill
ing thirty Or forty persons. aud wonnd'ng
a sull Lager number. S'me tiiteen per
sous we've hlo,n SO utterly To pieces,
tia, they could not be ,ecognized. Some
Of .hen we're collected IN fragments.
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csrre.po..d.nes q lle Nalienal Inl.Ili.

genets.
Nsa Yask. August ~
The rejoieings Of Loeofocoism over The
veiQ have met with sudden cheek in The
changed aspect Of things al Washington.
and. now il is calling out its forres !. 10
reiieraie their VOWS Of hostility 70 a Ma
iiOnal Bank in any and every form. :
Tonight they hold a meeting. and, ioen
sure goodly attendance. il is announced
in The bills that splendid band Of music
will perform, and thai fireworks on The
most magnificent scale will be exhibited
The passage Of the bankrupt law is be-
ginning 70 have some good effect already.
Several debtors have been able 10 ecmpro-
mise with their creditors, who before were
not willing 10 release them without pay
meni in fun: and, on The other hand. debt
ors who had property and had managed
% keep il out Of reach Of their creditors,
have come forward and offered terms OF
settlement, prefcrring 10 do 50 rather than
be compelled to yield up By the law.
The Hon. Gideon Lee, formerly one
of the Representatives in Congress from
this city, died al his residence in Geneva
on the 2lsi inst.
Stocks have al gone down again 70 day.
United States Bank closed Al 1 II; and In
diana bonds sold at Sol.
Two companies 81 United States troops
are on the way to the Disputed Territory
70 relieve The civil posse maintained there
a, The joint expense Of Maine and Massa-
chusctis. These viii be the FIRST govern
meni soldiers that have been there since
the dispute commenced. have heard
nothing further about the excitement con-
eerning ihe line the commissioners are
running.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02
THE ERIE STEAMER.

The following Is given A. the mos, ae-
e,rals account lhal can be procured o.
he numser Of pcrsons on boari Of the
i.l.fa,el steamboat Erie, when burned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-09-02

Died, in Peterborough, Chatham coGn-
~, on The sth uliimo, EDWARD JoNEs,
esq, in the siih year Of his age. Mr..
Jones was native Of Ireland; he came TO
Ibis country when young man, and en-
gagged in the mercantile business; he az
forwards turned his attention TO The Law,
and succeeded in building up areputation
ihatseeured for him he appointment Of
Solicitor General, which Office he dis
charged with ability. Fos thslassiflesn
years he has been arecluse from business
and society. resting his declining age on
the bosom Of his generating and Affection
ale family.
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Died. =, Raleigh. North Cafnlins. on
Tuesday The ~ b instant. yosEPn G AXIS,
father Of nne nl the Editors III this paasr,.
aud Of The wife d the other. Ile had
completed HE eighlieih year on the 4lh
oi February last. and appeared 10 have. 50
far a. his health and .eonsiilsiion we're
roneerned. the prospeci Of lenelhcsfd
years before him; whsn he was, few
days Afterwards. struck with q paralysis,
under The Effect Of which be suffered i'm
me,lia,e prlsali"n II speech. and has been
ii length called By be Asker hence to
heitfr aud Brighter world.
Mr.. Gdiss was naive oil The village
ol lexington. u)erb, shire 10 England.
and conl penc.d business as Prinlrr
and Bookseller, when Of sge. al Sheffield.
where he established, in 1857. The Shef.
field Register. Persccutcd on account
nf his political princ,rlrs. alter publishing
that popular paker ior seven years. he
emieraird in 1904. with his lsmily, To
The United Siaics. spending on his way
some manlhs in Germany: arrived al
Philadelphia in August. i795. beginning
business as Printer there. and al O.
lime Purchasing from the elder o. wald The
esishlishne Di Of Me indepsndent Gazef.
feer, Which he published fcr rear. end
resold i, TO Samuel II. Smith. E,q..
(af,erw ards he founder Of The National
Mtslfgencer;) emigtasd 10 North Caro-
lima 10 September 1899. and there es-
tabl,shed The Raleigh Register. which he
published for forly years. aud which Is
S III published BY his youngest Sun. q
native of North Caroline, the Father har-
rig only q year or two ago retired from
the aoI,eeEa.
During this long life Of useful labor he
maintained an envlabls reputation for the I,
most blamsless putty in private life, for =,
devnttdness TO public dBies, aud for
enlarged benevoenre.
His last illness he sustained with that
fnriiiude, aud lneskness becoming The
Christian faith, Of which he was from
his youth upwards derout professor aAj
follower. Surrounded by his mourning
children and grandchildren. he sunk To.
rest, as babe L, lis slumber. in The lulI
hope Of waking again 10 sl"r'ous inn
Nat. Lrfsi, i
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British tsrH.uy. and II dsPosiiss a H.
aiilrEs snd mems fnr tllesa inrendiagy
~. Preda'ory mpFrmenis being made Al
alneseni Poinis, steal .hily. and snrle By
sr,nal theft. as IN Inc case of The Slzse's
caRacn siolen. Was this qasniiiy q srn-
powder. eonrealed in . carpenters shop.
enc Of dose deposiiess This Is . point
nell worth looking iHin; and. should il
iaEn out 10 be g We suspect. Il Is hoped
hat every real patriot in that pan q the
counry-every man who values the Pesrs
snd weifsrf Of his own country. and ab-
hors rufianism IN any form or guise. vii
be on thr alert 10 detect and defeat The
plans Of he eonsPirsinrs against their
eeuntry's .aonor and against he peace q
the frontier. MAJ. LHel.
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Total loss of lives

The loss in money estimated at 300,
90 dollars.
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Trial Of McZeod.--The term Of the
court at which McIeod's trial is to take
place, begins on the 9th of September
inst, at Utica. ..-~-
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TWenty.seyenth Congress.
ExIRA sEssIaN.
IN SENATE.

Sainfaay. AneMsi ~
Tie Ill 70 distribute DE proceeds oI
publ lands among thesi1.es was taken
up IN committee d he whole, and discus
ked n some length BIZ Messrs. Smith q
L. King. M.Roberts. Walker. Buchsnan.
Prenfiss. Evans, md Others, whrn il was
reported 20 the Senate.
Mr. Berrien moved 70 amend the bin
BY inserting Proyiso suspending is OPP
Grafton whenever the duty on any import
ed articles shall be increased beyond 20
per cent. to be computed according 10 he
provisions Of the comprose aei. Of March
2. 1888; 10 be renewed whenever such
rate Of duty shall Be reduced 70 20 per
cent.
The debare upon this proposition con-
tinued until the Senate adjourned.
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The bill relating to duties and draw
backs was taken up. The amendment
first in order was to strike from the list
Of excepted articles "gold and silver and
other watches, and parts Of watches; gold
and silver lace embroidery; laces Of silk,
thread, or cotton; and all articles compos-
ed wholly Or chiefly of gold and silver ;
gems and mecious stones. and pearls Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-10

government the men who were pledged TO work
the Reform: the measures yet to BIO carried and
carried, II at all, against all the obstacles of an in
furiated, reckless and unprinciped minority inCon
gress, and their party in the country. The main
business OF the contest is yet be carried through
there is not, and cannot be, any resting spot for
the Wings of the country until their measures are
carried out, firmly established and approved by the
people. Let the Wings look at the great ques-
lions at Issue the currency and the tariff still TO be
settled
See to it that your Senators and legislators are
sound; that your strength is maintained impaired;
that the political influence of the state retained,
and that influence all thrown on the side of Wing
principles aud measures.
The importance of this cannot be overrated.-
Any Eserious dmnution of the strength OF the
Wings of the state-whether, indeed it be real or
only apparent: any considerable reduction of the
Wing vote, and OF their strength in the legislature,
will at fill our friends throughout the coun-
try with encouragement, and our enemies with
hope. Let us, then, invoke the Wings of Ver>
mont to vigorous and uniting exertIon to get out
once more the strength of the state, and to
plish in every senatorial district and town, all that
can be accomplished. 1t is no time for sIoth; but
rather to throw more energy into the contest, and
to exercise the spirit of forbearanoe towards
other - Wntchman.
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r,oN AND NO TARIFF,

,orcT TAX ATloN nv 80 ,oooroco mar.
DlREO ,ha avowed doctrine 0f.he 'ooo,U'o c par
Tbs ci'srsss MeKeon from New YORK o. I'y y,
who speaks . MI out openly in Congress for direct
@' parry y support Government, pay OIL OLD aoo's'
nlaon 70 ,lnds South Carolina was so before
and '0' I'D mS not suppose the Northern iOcoiocoS
but We o'u . out so clearly and so soon, although
would .''' Iocofoco Convention IN TINS state
h' ,''9 strongly that way, by resolving .ha,Amer
'q''n INDUSTRY MIGHT TAKE CARE OF
lean ~" They will come out clearer Soon' and
ilShI ,h., brethren in New York, unless voted
follow !, ", ,hs working men of the State. The doc
down. y oftbe party originate in New fork' and
Hne' u -, considered as sort ofOficinl announce
Wv n what is to come.
men, ~,,;faud direct taxation then we 60 against
farmer would crush our industry and the
1'' ", us to death after being made poor by
'"'' .ion with the pauper labor of Europe.
cup' ',,,vaion takes the full amount raised from
p's ..to,s. while money raised from revenue
OUT -, least one half, out of the pockets of the
''u ,',s, from foreigners An important difference
.hs o. States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-10
LETTER FROM JUDGE WILLIAMS.

A portion of the Wing party in the State having
declared themselves in favor of Judge Williams as
candidate for Governor, he has written the fol-
lowing letter declining to be candidate, which
find in the Rutland Herald of the 30th ult.
To THE FREEMEN THE STATE OF VERMONT:
The Office of the Chief Magistrate of this State
is of that dignity and high importance, that it
should neDer be solicited by any one, should it
be declined with out great and weighty considera-
tions. 1t emphatcally Office for the people,
to be bestowed by them on that individual, whom
they deem worthy OF their confidence and esteem
and to w hich can with propriety, be said to
have any claims. There may however be reasons
which should induce an individual when his name
has been br ought before the public to express his
own wishes and views with regard to being can
didate for this high station.
Percevng that have been named, through the
Partially ofmy friends, for that office, think it
proper, due consideration &reaection, to decline
being candidate.
Having for some years past received the unan
nous vote OF the Representatives of the people, of
both political parties, for the place now hold, it
ould be with great reluctance could consent to
be held up as candidate for any Office against
their declared wishes expressed in their conven
ton. While feel very grateful to my friends
of Chief Magistrate of this State, and however
strongly, under other circumstances, should have
felt bound to yield TO their wishes, yet considera-
tons of public we'll as personal nature require
that under the present circum stances, should de-
cline.
1t is due to highly respectable class OF my fell
low citizens, who understand have put me in
nomination, to say, that it not from any disrust
of the principles for which they contending,
anydoubt but that they will ulmatelyprevail, that
decline. The nom nation was wholly gratuitous
and without the usual formaties of asking my
pinion the subjects for which they contend
ing, and such it will be remembered with graft
tude. And on those subjects, in the language Of a
distinguished English Judge, for whose decisions
and opinions entertain a most profound respect,
have no hesitation to say "that standing upon
the high ground Of natural rights and dsdaining 20
bend to the lower doctrine of expediency, slavery
is inconsistent with the genius of the" American
Constitution, tand that human beings cannot be
the subject matter of property" And if slavery
is recognized any where by law, 't is an antichris
tau law and that violates the rights of ma
ture.
CHI. K. WILLIAMS.
TIT,
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FISCAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES

FISCAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Bill establishing of the FISCAL BANK f.
upIIy passed the Senate by vote Of 26 to %.
The yeas and nays on its passage in the Senate
we're as foows:-
YEAs-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bayard Berrien
Choate, Clay Of KY, Dixon, Evans, Graham, Hen
dersOn, Huntington, Kerr, Mangum, Merrick, Mil.
Ter, Morebead, Phelps, Porter, Prentiss, Preston
Simmons Smith Of Ind, Southland, Tallmadge
White, Woodbrdge--26.
MYs-Messrs. Allen, Archer, Benton, Buchan
an, Calhoun Clay ofAlabama, Fulton, King, Linn
McRoberts, Monitor, Nicholson, Pierce, Rives, Sc
vie Smith Of Conn. Sturgeon. Tappan, Walker
Williams, Wright, Woodbury. ,Young-23.
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w deal w arfaFe.

LNOR sale weapons 70 combat discNspy who're u
H. exists, sad o. prevent attack, II ~ tbspat
lns Besides handEeds 81 0thers are tae tsiiueyies
stry chntaa, 90 duEst ~ naeIcsrys Cyanuret OF 70
ta.sa "A 4sioduia ae4 ChtsrstS Of do, Choeie As-
thot Flaid Mag.@~l~. ERgrset ~ LettuCo, EAtraSs
AZ Law uat, ~ . Lsasas, MsAaEcSa, T. SAEsa'
tSvlila, Cough l.a1snges, NVrU, e., f'o0r sssa .
laaster. Hs.ty's SniEg, bttsr kDs,i erira n1e,-
Csoldun Ssai sans Lsarvls, Tr0Sscs- AAasssirai
supporIs-s., s~sg,-@. Gathstans, Syringes vtFioua
sizes. Eve Stones, Asr &s Alto variety 81 fan
: !. gr,,c.s.. LUrshF tI%kFr.
:, :, A. L., IN M 2lO
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THE SKIES BRIGHTEN

The prospect of returning prosperity un5ei ihe
genial influence of Whig measures, has siread err
ried panic into the hearts Of the political bsPcs
that have SO long been fatiening on the his-lhod
of the nation. They turn pale at the indirs ions
of better order Of things, and with ell the iaS.
ardice of detected imposters begin To shrinh rlio
their original nohngnessat the failure Of their ~,
repeated prophecies of evil. Il Is now svi aopt
that the extra session ofCongress s not 20 b. yaoi
y wasted in fruitess dscussions-that sotn~i o ng
will do done to restore the blightod erofgsss ~
the country and to bring back the Paimy days Of
tho Republic Trade and commerce will retc te
an impulse that shall carry them forward In hoF
onward career, and labor and industry shali ag1,u
enjoy their The seowlng maligntf Of
loafersm and Loco Focoism has ionEef p vger
to daunt the representatives OF the people, aho
will DO THEIR DUTY without reference "a the sa,.
or which may be raised against them by tho rnsCsr
of political foes tho baiFed ueachery Of paiil ieai
| apostates-BoSt0n Atlas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-08-10

ia q iswibie Medicni sid ~na iDstauiiy eai-
I'D the sioSnaeh PuuP ss@ort~d ~, b~s At sith-
osl rAn, aoa ths irttm ct sissppoinSea aEsctpon
died sbout I've o'ciock "a ths lsorrins. The man,
rhs suss % hsf dsaGa, WAS prrasui as tse hoidsng
% n inquest add st~ned IN rmNeh afilcfiOn a.
the nhappy ruia which Ms rnges bad eawsed -.
Thf youns ,a3y was az sdspisd ehiia ~ Mr ysif
sas Fsfy handsome, az modest and unRAsamisg
dsu. amer bslos "a sad respected W ah who knsw
hmr ,nl bad uss Fssehea hsr nines~sRih yesr.--
- . s. fSeagA.
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MP short speech by Mr.. Preston, on the Nc
,ood case will be found on the out side of this pa
Mr.. lie handleshe subject ably, whether right or
rroup, we do not presume to judge.
CIV Seward of New York differs with him, ~
Mcleod will have jury trial in September, &
h deserts awarded to him; a New York jury and
,oo,t will not be very likely to let him escape with
INF doing him justice.