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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-10-02
MATTERsToN's NEW GUIDE TO WASH

M AIIERSION'S NEW GUIDE TO WASH
w lNGTON-To strangers visiting this city, who
frequently at loss for guide to direct them
to the prominent objects of curiosity and interest
which it contains, this little volume will be of great
USE 1t has been found to be so by all who have con-
suited it.
For sale at R. FARNHAM'S Bookstore, corner
of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, where can
also be had few copies of the last edition of Mr.
Watterstons Gallery of American Portraits contain
ing sketches of the most distinguished statesmen and
orators of this country for the last thirty years.
dec l.
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WO0DsTowN, Salem CO., N. j., May, 1887.
From long acquaintance with DR.. Jayne's Car
minative Balsam, believe it to be very happy
combination, and useful medicine in many COM
plants which almost constantly occur in our coun-
try, such as Bowel Affections of children, Cholic
Cramps, Looseness, Dyspeptc, Disorders Of the
Stomach, Coughs, and Affections Of the Breast, to-
gether with all those diseases attended with sour
Of the Stomach; and believe that physicians
will often find it. useful remedy in their hands, and
one that is proper for domestic use, and be put
into the hands of persons at large with perfect safety
WIN. BACON M. D.
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New YeRx, May %, 1887.
Dr., d. Jayne--Dear Sir-Having made use Of
your Carminatiye Balsam in my family, and finding
it to be admirably adapted to the complaints for
which it is intended, take pleasure in recommend
ing it to the Of my friends and the public gene
rally, believing that those who afflicted with any
of these complaints will find relief in the of this
valuable medicine. JONA. GOING, y D.,
-t President Of Granville College Ohio.
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FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE OF;
THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM, ~
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srssy Foler = IL eogHiy I'll Be Pgsssal.
Lei i = Nsss Meeting intreai one
~orshy q lie Plans which has beea =,
lecsrd.
We hare not lad nsny opportunities
&C hearing from de. sdjoining counties;
but what we.hsve heard. Ieads us % BE-
lieye ihal We shall have large numbers
from each.
expecsed thaf snexcelIent band u
music vii Be procured 10 enliven tbs
scene. In addition 70 that. however. We
would suggest 70 The dinennrC Clay CIabs.
and % all who can sing. the propreiy Of
learning some good Wing songs for he
occasion. There Is nothing 50 well cal
culaied % make the camp fires cheerful
nothing better calculated to get up sPi-
n, Of enthusiasm thaR good songs well
sung.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
MR. CLAY AND THE CILLEY DUEL

The a,rocious and ofi-repea,ed yet still
reiterated SANDER upon MIR. Clay in re-
gard to the Cilley duelis thnsemphatlcal-
~ and, forever, disposed. Of I'm the minds
of all honorable men, by alle',er from Mr..
Clay himself to Dr.. Gehle OF Newark.
published in the Tariff .3dUocdie. WI
those presses which have DETAINED MIR.
Claw in this matter have the honesty 10
publish his denial!
Ashland. 10th Aug. 1891.
My DEAR SIR:-l received your frlend-
ly letter, with the enclosed SLIP, cut from
q newspaper, and am thankful for the mo-
.iyes which prompted you 10 address me-
wish you would obtain an peruse The
correspondence which passed between
Messrs. Wise, Graves and nae, respecting
the lalnentable affair between Messrs
Graves and Cllley, published about three
years ago.. / have not copy OF 1t; but
YOU can, obtain it in New York.
1t establishes LIST, That The draft which
| suggested of the challenge was MADE
expressly with view Of leading 10 an
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g. AE. Corr ne msssthgsFs Essid -
hsFr kEssghl hess 81 he M1xlrln inss-
sloa q fsaas. was smElaysd ~ Mf.
ss~sll. sls . he sesing Uniis1 Sl.lss
C0nsal q Gssteaior. 20 bsizg dsEPsirkss
@ bs loTsarced . oar Gosfsmsni q
Mashiagsos. sLish seEe understood %
rsisr solely 70 he sls,s u affairs eoass-
qseat - he death 81 Gen. HswsId and
he Consui D. 6alseslon. We laEn lEr.
lLsf ELsa Mr. Con- id Doi bring 0lkcial
csspsiehss lOr he Enslsh o. Flsnfh Bis.
isisfF. bBl Only same lstls - Iron IEis sls
individuals. We also lsarn that Mr. Cor
knoas sola.ng sbnul Tie 10000 men re.
pOTasd 10 b u The RlD Grsnds. The 6Isi
inlimalio0 Ls lad u heir bslIg lheIs Ls
has seen IL III. Mes 0aksns P.Pss."
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.


In Equisy-SePtember Term. 1874.
Baxter Davis ana wife, and others, Lsi.s o, Law
Of Alsxssdsr Stain,
agsinst.
William Strain, David Strain, v. p. NelsOn,
James Nelson, Jane Nelson, Catherine Mel.
son, Mary Nelson, children Of Mary Strain,
who intsrmsIried with David Nelson, Nan
cy strain, sho iniermsrried sah George
Tate, Jane strain, married TO James Free
land Minerva CruIchf.ld, married 10 ca.
muei Klrkl=pd, Nancy, William and James
Crutchfrld, children Of sarah strain, who
married Archibald Cru,chiicld.
Petition to sell Rca.iEstate.
1T appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court,
L that William strsin, David strain, VIM. P.
Nelson. James Nelson, Jane Nelson, Csiha.
rine Nelson, Nancy strain, who internarried
with George Tate, Jane strain, Who iatermar-
ried with James freel,nd, are not inhabitants
Of tsis state: 1t is ordered by the Court, that
publication be made in tho BiIlsoOronsh Re.
corler Tor six weeks for them 10 appesr at the
next term Of this court, 10 DO held al the court
house in Hillsborou2h on the second Monday
in March next, aad plead, answer, or demuf,
or the bill will be taken pro conieeso as 10
them aud SCI down for hearing * pseie.
Given und,r my hand, al csi.e, ia HilIsbo-
rough, the Second Mondsv ia september, Is4!.
JAMES WEBB, c. 8. a.
Price adv So %. IA GU
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slIassaeas 4 lie disPass aairally. and
-, = allrgnd u de sllPy0s ruaEdsd,
- close aAs der.
=. Thai ] Esser believed ihsgtLecoa-
uossFsg sosld oosasion- hostile mees-
IS. bai ooaliaaaly thOaghiIhni Il ought
% be. snd Sud Be. amieably seilled
sd IhaiI wss igaoFsns that ne parties
seFe . mssl 10 r0mbsi. and uheIe ald
q What hoar they Eers-i0 meet
And -. That when I accidentally
beard thai they had gone Quito fight. i.
lho1gh ] did 81 kn0s Ghr hour. nnE lie
plare. ! adgisndlhs Poiire 70 b called 0ul,
and they EeEs called on bnl they miss.
Cd Tie parties. In consequences u their
having taken N unexpected ronIe.
! xas mt upon he gFo8nd. and had
nothing wLsisser 70 10 wiih The c0ndnel
Of he combat. Ny agency, - Ear Is
had any n liae whole Transaction, sas d.
Feesed % lie object of an smicsbls seslls.
neni Of lhs difficulty.
lam respectfully, your friend and OBJ
servant. III. CLAY.
Dr.L @. COSTS.
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The District DemOsrat.--Messrs. Col

The District DemOtrat.-Messrs. Collins
e. Strother have issued proposals for pub
fishing. in the town of Oxford, a Demo-
mocra.ic paper with the above title, to be
devoted 10 Politics, Agriculture, and &C.
neral Intelligence; TO be issued as soonas
a Sufficient number of subscribers can be
obtained to justify the undertaking. They
pledge themselves to support James X.
Polk and George NJ. Dallas, and to OPP
pose, by all honorable means, the election
of Henry Clay, of Kentucky. The Pre-
sidential election takes place in this state
in little more than month from this time,
and we guess that before these gentlemen
have issued the first number Of their pa
per, (even if they should meet with extra
ordinary success IN procuring subscribers
Henry Clay will have received the vote Of
North Carolina, and will be beyond the
reach of any shaft they may be disposed
to hurl at him.
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slsMs1 al.Fr ysazs q PI5bzliQp ~ P1s-
Iie srEuliny. i NxlFe. YrsFs before hs was
pal = nominali0n loT Governor he uaaa
sladsag q 4. a WINCHESTER. Virginia.
wish he humbl~ wiser u this hearslrll
a0lice. anI IL those lwrlss years be won
Is wsy 10 tie peoples lore By he high
AL shining eualiliss Of bead and heart
lie lad iusi emerged from a-wsnn pOlni.
esI contest. but ~lilh he respect snd per-
sonal esirem &c his political OppOnenls.
MAen sseh : man q eul OF IN the bloom
of lie m lie spring 6f glorious pronaise
II . riehs llief the public ear should learn
tsloss virtues. which living, his friends
cOuId Dot proclaim. and 4 y righlIhalIlls
Easlion's grief should Be invoked over Ihe
loss % 0as ~ her jelUsls. though lhe sp.
peal i made By the humble indiEldlsl
whose blending lears lowing now over his
unlimsly grave. almost prevent his hand
Ernm lrsring, ibis feeble inbuls lOihegreai.
he noble dead. May Heaven temper
this heavy sficlionIOthe widow and chill.
dren Of my lOa but cherished friend.
X. j. d.
ssltiaoEs. Sept 70. 1914
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MANLY and STATESAALIKE.
ANOKlI,.

Those who expect Mr.. Clay 10 blink
any point a issue in The pending canvass.
will find they have mistaken lIeir man.
Always frank, fearless, and above dis
guise. be never stOOps 10 play he mere
politician. Who dare now say that he il
/" counting the aboliiiOnisEs!" Win The
Polk presses DO him he justice 10 give
this letter 10 their readers,
Our readers, says the Lexington Inqui-
rer, viii recollect the comments in oal
Tuesdays paper upon an article in the
Gazette, making much ado. about Wing
gerry Counting Abolition" The direci
appeal of the Gazette 10 Mr.. Clay's be
neyolence, is met by him, as such appeals
always have been and always viii be
We trust all fears and approximations vii
be quie:ed., PEI. Lni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
Equity Sales.

IN Saturday the 10Th day Of October,
~ 1874, | shall offer for sale before the
court house door in Hillsborough, on a
credit Of one and two years, the lands Of
the late Anderson Armstrong, to wit:
The Lapsly Tract,
The Frank Wilkerson Tract.
The James wilkerson Tract,
The Black Walnut Tract.
Bond and security will be required.
]. WEBB, c. g. III.
september ~. as ~
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Notice..

fHHE subscriber. having qualified at the late
August Term as Executor Of the late will
and test amenl OF Elizabeth Gaskili, deceased.
hereby gives notice 10 those indebted TO the
estate to make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the said estate, will pre-
sent them wiihip the time prescribed by law
or this solise will be plead in bar Of Their re,
covery.
!JAs.sA. CRAIG, Er'r.
september L.. 49, As sSp
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Hon. Willie P. Maagum.-We regret

Hon. Willie ?. Maagllm.-We regret TO
learn from his physician, that Judge MAN
GUN is stiff seriously indisposed at his re-
sideace on Flat River. His disease af-
fecting his lungs, entirely precludes the
idea of his attending the Mass Meetings
in the different parts of the state, as he
was extremely anxious to do, and will
probably prevent him from speaking IN
public for month TO come. We hope,
however, he will be sufficiently recovered
TO attend the Alemanre Mass Meeting on
the 9th and 10Th Of October, even if it
should not be advisable for him to speak
OH the OCCASION
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
MAR RIED,

In this county, on the 10th instant, by
the Rev. GeOge W. Purify, Mr.. JoHs G.
LATTA to Miss SARAH JANE, daughter Of
Mr.. William Duskin.
In this county, on the lst inst, by RO'
bert Cheek, esq, Mr.. WILLIAM RILEY tC
Miss PATSY Bowers.
Al the residence Of Mr.. VIM. Holman
in Person county, on the 18th instant. by
the Rev. William c. Sutton, SILAs nj,
LIKE, esq. of sil-' county, to Miss SARAr
HOLMAN. All for CLAY.
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FALL SUPPLY
Boots, Shoes, Brogans,

q HAIR TRUNKS, CARPET RAGS,
sLAcKISc, SHOE THEEAp, LEATHER,
&c. &c.
GAMuEL DRUaMOED ia.es this method
~ "I saying 10 his fsieads And customers in
iowa Add eosniIy. shat he has just returned
from VIC Mesh. where be has carefully and 10.
d,elously ssler,sd Lis Pail Supply IL Goods.
shieh, Tor variety Of syie end quality, ssnnUI
be surpassed By ANY Shoe house in The State.
embracing about
S00t Packages OF Gresh goods,
which he Cf.Is al sho.Csale " retail al q mo.
osEste acssace from primo eosi for ossh q
good acceptance. Among his stock. now re-
eeisina, the following aoods esn be fouad-
Meas double sole calf ss,e'prOOf BO:'s.
DO. Co. Napoleon DO.
Do. heavy donbls-sole water Boots o.
ira heavy.
DO. cell. Zip. ss~Od and pes'd Boots.
Do. ho.r,IdOusls colo nailed DO.
DO DO. pes'd Do.
Boys do. do. do.
DO. eaifsnd hip, sesed aud pcs'd do.
Womsas sewed s'EsPsAad lace B,o,ccs.
Do. ssscd and pss'd strap Io.,h.,
Do. Morocco heel strap weNs
Do. do and sGaliBuskias
Do. common zeal Slippers.
Misses end childron's Bootees and Shoes IL
great variety
Merchants visiting Petersburg are requested
TO call aud examine this collection Of soods,
ss il will consume bat fee moments 10 looA
and may prove profitable 70 them.
SAM'L DRUMMOND,
No. 5. BolliagbsoUs 81, Petersburg. Va.
August 30. t9-6p
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NEWS FROM TEXAS.

Lrs, an srlicIe in the Government pa
per of last evening. headed "Starsl'ng
News fsom 'rexas,s should Cause uneas'.
mss IN any quarter. We copy The tolsow'
,ns from the New O,lesns Bee Of the 9.l
instant, ,how ing tina, " the s,srtlug news
-efered TO is. as We presumed ]. to be-
wholly unfonnded: :.
"S.nc, tie above was written, W. l,afh
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MA severe indisposition Of the Ed

W-A severe indispositiOn Of the Ed
i,or has prevented him from attending to
the las, and the present number Of the
Recorder. lie is now convalescent. and
II is hoped he will be a, his post in the
course Of week or two.
This will be.a sufficient apology to our
frienda who have furnished us with jobs
Tor the delay in their execution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
Tha 9th and 10Th Of October.

REMEMBER that only two weeks inter-
vene between this and the time for hold
ing the Mass Meeting in Orange on the
battle ground of the Regulators. The ci-
tlzens Of Orange should begin to make
90 ,aration for attending; and we hope
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26

Ashland. September ?. Is4i
The editor Of neighbOring print, ithe
Kentucky Gazette Of LexingtOn) calling
my attention 70 a letter Of G. NJ. Clay,
esq., under date OF the 10Th July, 1874,
and addressed TO Col. J. ]. Speed of I.ha-
CO, has appealed to me, with so much ear
nestness and with purpose Of such unaf-
iected sincerity, TO say whether ] approve
or disapproye that letter, that have not
the heart to deny TO that editor the very
great qualification which he will derive
from The perusal of this note, especially
when it gives me SO little trouble TO write
IT,.
Mr.. c., NJ. Gays letter was written
without my knowledge, without, any con-
sultation with me, and without any autho-
riiy from me. ] never saw il until ] read
itin tie public prints. That gentleman
is an independent citizen, having a per-
feet light to entertain and avow his own
opinions. am not responsible for them,
as he is not for mine. So far as he VEN
lures to interpret my feelings, he has en-
tirely misconceiRed them. believe him
to lie equally mistaken as 10 those in the
circle Of my personal friends and neigh
bors generally.
In my speech, addressed to the Senate
Of the United States, and in resolutions
which | offered to tina, body, in my az.
dress to Mr.. Mendenhall, about two years
ago, and on various other public occasions,
l have fully, freely and explicitly. svow-
cd my sentiments and opinions, on the
subjects Of the institution Of slavery and
abolition. | adhere TO them, without re-
servation. | have neither entertained,
nor expressed, publicly or privately. any
others. And my friends and neighbors
generally, so far as l have interchanged
sentiments with them coincide entirely
with me-. "
The sentiments and opinions, so far
expressed by me, may be briefly stated to
be: LIST. That Congress has no power or
authority over the institution of slavery.
I'd. That the existence, maintenance and
continuance of that institution depend, ex-
clusively, upon the power and authority
of the respective states, within which it is
situated. And Sd. That Congress cannot
interfere with slavery in the District Of
Columbia, without the violation of good
faith to the states of Maryland and Virgil
MIA, implied if not expressed, in the terms,
objects and purposes of the grant of ten
miles square to the general government.
So far from the success Of the Wing
cause having any injurious tendency, as
has been alleged, l believe it will have a
powerful effect in. tranquilizing and har-
monizing all parts Of the Union, and in
giving confidence, strength, and security
to all the great interests of the country.
hope that your editorial neighbor will
now be satisfied. And, as / trust that |
do not exaggerate the pleasure which this
renewed expression ofmy views and opin-
ions will give him, is it too much to anti
cipate that he will forthwith renounce the
error of his ways and come straight out
staunch and sterling Wing!
Yours, respectfully,
II. CLAY.
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IInLsD@B@yGMo
Thursday, September "a.
P0R PRESIDENT,
I9 28E 6LATa
OF kentucky.
con VICE PRESIDENT.
Theodore Erciinghuyscn,
OF New Jersey.

ABlnk oiFiLs United States. and . sound
nat sssi ruTscacy.
A TarfT for revenue. ~i,hisis protection 10
Aalc1irsn ladusl,y.
IA honest and economical administrator Of
the National Government.
IA squa.hie distribution Of the prOeeeds VI
~ salos Of the pablir Lsnds.
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ON Saturday the 18th day Of October,
W 1914, ! shall offer for sale before the
court house door in Hillsborough, on a
credit OF twelve months. the Tract Of
Land where the late ElenOr Woods re-
sided previous to her death, on the waters
of Little River, adjoining the lands of Jo-
seph Woods, sen. and others. Bond and
security will be required.
J. WEBB, C. 8. ~.
spiember IL 4s-4w
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Obituary.

Died. al her residence in the southwest
ern part of this county, on the 10Th inst,
Mrs. MARY w. LosG, widow Of the late
John Long, sen., deceased. She belonged
to the society Of Friends, and was an ami.
a;as ald;excellent lady.
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Notice.

AT August Term, 1914, Of Orange
County Court. the subscriber Qualif.
ed as Executrix to the last will and tas-
lament of Joseph w. Allison, deeew
and obtained letters tes!amentary thereof,
she therefore requests all persons indebl-
ed to said estate to make payment with.
out delay: and those having claims will
present ,hsm,. properly authenticate
within The time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their reco.
very.
SUSAN ALLISON, En's.
september I6. al
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no uUnBUG!
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
E0relsn and Dsslesfff NE
dsCllsfs. Pafafs, CHS,

rAErh AhhlNAL
E0Felsn and Deslesfff nc
dsCl1ses, Paiafs, CHS,
1ses1knReIy,
DIE SUITS. BRUSHES. SURGICAL AND
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS. &c,
eTTrH 4 PESCUD,S
hus han-ngl0, ksycilHiilt Nrxf,
Raleigh, N, q.
fpHfSIC IANs. PianieSs, MsIrhaE,s snd osl,s
sfs. sAaling anaeAs n oar Iine, NEED
NOT 90 FURTHER NORTH m FUFUhE
TO CIT SUPPLIED. N aLsy aill can 80
e1aaAae or Pfit1a toy sill I'D that lies
soFErspond ~ilh Ihnse II any SIMILAR -.
fABaIsIiNEhr IN fETLRSblkG. al "A
hOAD. On TiiIs STATE.
Dee Il cur FIRM Las iasi retuFEed Fran Ihe
Aorsl,srs Asskels. shsse he has PufrhsIsd
MOST ExTESsIYR ASD CHOICE sELEcTIOss
or MEDICINES, 6e..
sseE sde.sd ~ lhs siale-su slch terms q
slll sassie - % sise ssire ssissfsetiOnls 60
iiieaes aEs kasloaseEs.
All we al % . iriaL We want "a lei al
people IL lhs Uad North STATE inOE. that ~,
s1a ssd sss cell - los. and sniri-s u a. Col
qaaii.I - any House 10 Pete. sbrrg sad iill.
stsle. On Stock 81 WHITE LESD, LIN
SEED OIL. and cOLORS 10 gsry large. 1nt
ne are selling sAssgsr iiaa nsr.
We taAs lAis opporaanIiy VI returning 10 ihs
silaz ~ n Raleish, s1d mo Publsr grneTally
ear uafsisaed ihaaks for lhs EsTy liberal psl
sonsss 80 have reserved from their hsael
slaee % eomn-csed business; aud hope, b,
slsasa aslsniloa 20 business, 10 co1iiase " &c
eslsc portion ofthe patronage Sfs gsnsEoui
Public.
sTiTH & PEscUD. Druggists.
Aasas b. lI-ss
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New YoRK.-The Wing State Con-
vention which met at Syracuse on the
llth inst. nominated Millard Fillmore for
Governor, and Samuel. Wilkin for Lieu
tenant Governor. With these nomina-
tons the Wing party in New York go in
to the contest with every assurance of
success.
rhe recent Democratic State CONVEX
ton nominated Silas Wright, jr., as their
candidate for Governor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
Democratic Meeting at Prntts-
burg POSTPONED.

NJ As the Hawfelds Regimental
Muster at Mechanics takes place on the
9th of next month, the Democratic Meet
ing at Prattsburg is postponed until Sa-
turday the 10Th of October next. The
Elector, Gen. Allison, Hon. Il. M. Saun-
ders, James B. Shepard, esq, and other
distinguished Democrats, it is expected,
will be present and address the meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-26
ELECTION RETURNS.

tEkhOh.-ln the hurry Of ssaiing our
paper TO press last week, we omitted an
account Of the recent elections in lhis state.
The Green Mountain boys have done no.
bly,. The Wings have elected their Co
vernon by handsome majority over al
opposing candidates. The TstarnsTeceiv.
ed place Mr.. Slade, the Wing candidate,
more than three thousand votes ahead.
nearly all of which is gain upon the vote
of 1913. The Wings have. also elecied
twO-thirds Of The State Senate, and. so Ear
as heard from. have one hundred and three
members Of the General Assembly against
lhirty-four Locofocos.
The Stale is represented in the present
Congress by three Wings and one Locoio-
co. Messrs. Foot, Collamer, and MARSH,
all good and true Wings, representing the
first, second, and third districts, are re-
elected; and Dillingham;, Loco, from the
fourth district, is certainly defeated-there
being no choice-his vote thus Car exhi-
biting loss Of upwards Of six bundled
votes since the last election, when he sue
eeeded by majority Of less than three
hundred.
MlINE.-The I.0cos have carried this
state, and they exult as though they had
achieved a glorious victory. What ground
they have for this exultation, may be ga
thcrcd from the following article, which
we copy from the Boston Atlas:,
TIE Loco VuroRy IN MaISE-WmAT
DOES IT AMOUNT To!-Returns from near
w the whole of this State exhibit the fol-
lowing result:
Locofoco vote IN 1914 40,540
All others $500
Loco maj. over all Others i'll
1874 l,570
Locofoco vote in lsi3 26,63l
All others 22,l06
I.ocofoco maj. in 1913 - 4,i25
Locoloco Loss 1855
Maj. against Robinson in ls43, l4,449
." 1874, 1889