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cheat and left sd bad cough fever night .ws4. sosvsns.s
prostiop strength Having heard ofe effected
By Schsucks Pumonic Syrup, detsnined give i fair
amer using SON: time began to am thus time
perfectly well and hearty aud attribute solely
!hs Palnonc syrup The BY which
health II excellent medicine, and would
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
The genuine Punsnis Syrup prepared 81 the
proprietor and for sale at his prime pal ONCE, No Court
land street where advice lungs
examined and obtain pamphlets describing dys
pepsi and liver complaint, free of charge.
For sale a Dr. Carroll Cos murray street; A. B. Sand.
Co., 279 Broadway; HutchIngs, s BIeseker and
Z. Ford ga Fourth Wooster Washington Square,
aid H. Everett IS Hudson street.
Plsase bear in that g. Beekman does sell on
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keep the peace, and the capacity Of this Union to
maintain war. He will expatlate upon the spirit
Of The peopIe-ths demands Of the geople-!hs au.
honor Of the pxope--every thing concerning the
people tor Mr. Allen s the servant Of the people,
he is in duty bound to be. Mr. Allen will take the
England is to be checked-it will be only through
a check upon her commerce; and marking her com
mercial sagacity, the command OF the Oregon, and
Mr, Benton, If he speaks, will refer to a speech
OF hte made twenty years ago, Gas he did upon
the Texas anuexatIon,) which speech (the Oregon
one) goes for the line Of forty nine and he will
Md ssS .s and TSr e m Ss q M sa, o%
which, for Col Bentons convenience, from the files
OF the Naticndi Intelligence, we make the following
Mi Bates Of Mo, Houss Of Representatives, pecem.
Der % leee on the bill for the occupation Of Oregon In
long speech against the occupation Of the country Is
"Ths very Of the place sppssrsd 10 him expires.
ave o. iu poverty and s,eny He know but little Of
the S ss m n,n
pSseains growing near s so:. and
tons suppose that had been visited BY the spsnards
at an early period Of their adventurous q dsoo.
very and abandoned as not worth the trouble of set.
Dec soth, lsas, MIR Mitchell followed ars,ps, thu
S or the e0Sss o ossOn 5. " the
"Ahsr ell the examinaion have been able to give TO
the tesrmony ON TINS suplect Am compelled 10 believe
that the country on the Oregon river uniriendly to
civilized life that can scarce give scany support
TO the wrstched Indians who roam over H. and viii
consent, by act Of this Government 10 hold
ont as suitable home for American citizens.r
The whole issue hinges upon the action Of the
Senate and it does not follow il the resolutions un-
condi,onslly should pass, that there will be war
nor, Il should fall that the territory is to be relin-
pushed, or any part Of II: Il Is ours, and we ought
10 keep III. "peaceaby if we can, forcibIy, IL we
must; We think IN spite Of the war cIaror, that
II Will be done Peaceably. Respectfully,
THH DocToR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16
The Meeting nj AsheyiIIe.

Gov. Graham and Mr.. Shepard met at Ashe-
vile, Buncombe county, on "Wednesday the LIST
instant. The Highland Messenger has two CO.
lumns and half occupied with notice of the
debate between them. Mr.. Shepard, it seems,
opened the discussion with the same speech which
he delivered here, and which, We presume, he has
delivered at every place where he has addressed
the people since the canvass commenced. Mr..
Graham replied with perfect e.tinguisher. and
Mr. Shepard, il appears, was so thoroughly con-
'nced that his competitor had got the best Of the
argument, that he lost his temper and his sense
Ofpropriety for time, and resorted TO the low
est vulgarity'-so low that the editor Of the Mes
senger declines repeating it. The Democrat in
Orange who expressed Ito opinion that tho De-
mocrstie Central Committee, in nominating Mr..
Shepard as candidate for Governor, had made
themselves liable to presentment by tho Grand
Jury Of Wake for on attempt TO kin the Demo.
cratic party, seems not to have missed the mark
fr in his appreciation Of Mr.. shepard's talent.
We are sorry to hear such accounts from Mr.
Shepard; for notwithstanding our wide difference
IN politics, we were disposed to award to him all
that his friends might claim for his standing ms
gentleman. But IL the Messengers account OF
The debate a, Ashsvills is true, (snd We have no
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Union Hotel, HillSbOrOugh,
II. X. wITHERsPooN, Major

TNHE subscribers, having purchased the Union
i Hotel Hilkborough, n, c. have thoroughly
repaired the House, aud Gtted ID up with entire
new furniture.
They have the pleasure Of announcing 10 the
public, that they have succeeded in securing the
services Of Mr.. e. MRS. l.. q. WREN, to So.
perintcnd the establishment who. from their ex.
peEisAee and ability to conduct the business, can
not fail to please the travelling cOmnuniiy>
The Proprietors have spared no expense in ~
ting up the House in neat aud comfortable style
and they pledge themselves to the travelling pub
bic, that the house will be constantly supplied witt
good clean beds, Widespread table, faithful ana
obliging servants, and good ostlers, and that eve
" effort shall be made TO render all those who
may favor them with a call comfortable.
Regular ROarders, Lawyers Jurors, Sc. wis
End al. this house quiet and comfortable home
Il Is situated convenient to business, and at the
sazae time removed from The hustle and confusion
ef the court yard
GT TIVE or three Families can b ascommo-
dated with board for the Summer.
long. WEBB, & CO, Proprietors.,
May Is. 2s-
to- Raleigh Register, Standard, and Star
Newbemian, North State Wing, Milton Chroni
Gle, Greensboruugh Patrios, Salisbury Watchman
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Chronicle, and
Danville Reporter, will publish once week hor
four weeks and forward accounts to this office.
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~ len Wllas'ssd sEsh In size poPalal
branch Of CBRgFsgt.
lea asi euhse. de obieels uilhsal
Which 90 sdsanlRgs 10 tha Terrnne Ca
Fsliansliy bs sEPsrird Erom de passage
d Iais bill. we're slrask ogl 0T i by arcls,
nallani but . seraFel ale Foaes % he DE.
morraey 81 The Empire STAR. lindispen-
sable % The passage Of his bsll. ouly
81 tweniE per cent. upen he Ellue haH
bern laid upon The article 81 Salt. The mos
Indispensable q Ell lhe nscesssEies d life,
without he daily use Of which Ihe poor.
est man in he eosalry uosld Be unabls
10 keep body and soal together. An e.
aminaliOn Of the proceedings Of yssier,
DAY. end Of the Yeas and Nays 81 me
ssEersl questions. will sho~ Ihsi this d.,
~ probably would sol hare psssssl.ths
House. could The bill Gr Stripping Ams-
riran Manufactures q Ihsir present pro-
lection have bssA passed without II. 50
that The nsjosily may alEnosl literally b
said 10 have been procured. - ehildlen IN
the nursery are Told that birds are caught
BY sPrin1hng sali ap0A their tails.
The ball having passed she House ol
Representative. has now 10 undergo con
sideraiiOn in The Senaie. What is TeceI
ton there viii be. We have no means d
judging. Whatever is ultimate fate may
he. The nineiy.fiye Representatives Of ths
People who have manfnlly hailled sgains
% IN he House Of Representatives are. en-
titled 10 the thanks Of The friends ol Hams
Industry all OIer The URned States. 81
well Of those who nh the soil as Of lhoss
Who prepare lis products Tor ms,kei.
One effect Of the passage Of the Tarif
bill in the House Of Representatives vii
be 10 prolons The Session Of Congress ID
an indefinite length. Had the bill beer
rejected, the session would. in all proLa
biliiy, have snded on this day fortnight.
National LatslEgnoer.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-16

The House Of Representatives was yes
terdhy THE 7,h inst. the theatre Of an ex-
citing struggle on the question as 70 the
sine at which the present session Of Con-
gress shall be brought 10 a close. A dis
position was Manifested by large majo-
ri,y of the House To- tx upon the Sd day
Of Angus. for that purposes but, in the end,
the subject was postponed for two weeks.
apparently from an unwillingness TO trust
the Senate upon the question OF adjourn
ment until j. shall have disposed Of the Ia
riff Bill. The Senate in some measure
obliged the House to consent to peacea-
bic adjustment Of the great foreign contro-
versy which hung so daskly over The pros
poets Of the country; and The House. ap-
parently, Is disposed 10 re.alia,e on the Sc
nate by forcing j. to adopt the an,i-protec-
ton measure which it has passed and sen.
to it. Not. Intel.
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The Tariff Bill In the Senate.

Quite Unexpectedly, in the present stage
OF ihe business, the New Tariff Bill be-
came yesterday, (she 9th ins..) on its first
appearance in the Senate, the subject Of
a very animated debate. The question
which gave rise 10 the debate was q mo-
lion 10 dispense with The reference of the
bill 70 the Standing Committee of the Sc
nate upon the Ways and Means, and 10
make il the order Of the day, without that
hitherto inyarisble previous examination,
for Monday next. This motion prevail
ed by majority Of two votes.
The number Of members voting was
fory-six, ten members being absent, Of
having paired OF with actual absentees
Of the ten not present. or not voting, 81,
are believed 10 be favorable 10 the protec
tive principle, and four TO be opposed e
il. All the Senators being present, there
fore, il this impression be correct, the Sc
nate will be equally divided upon The prin
eiple of the bill.
Though The whole debate was interest
ing enough, the incident of The Speech b,
Mr.. Niles, who has shown new vigo
since his recovery from his late illness
produced perhaps more sensation than an,
other. He spoke, we understand, in "a
vor Of the reference TO the Standing Com
miltee. That course, he said, was du
to the importance Of the subject, to Oh
Senate, and TO the country. The bill, h
said, must undergo strie. examination
and, if not materially amended, both j
its principle and its items, it could nc
have his vote. He stood ready to vo,
against il, should proper amendment b
refused, and would take his own eours'
independently Of party drill. The gre'
interest Of the country involved in th
bill had been made a football too Ion,
He was for the change Of no principle I
existing laws on the subject. He war
, ed, he said. no new experiments-no b
riff bill Of theories. Nat, hiel.
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rive have received copy ola siSsulAr -
-, i..usd from D.nsias, Va ealing coassa-
i'm q Delegates from the counties Of Nonh Co
ia. and Virginia inlsEested in The Roanoke
.,,.,r,. 10 ausemhle Il Charlotte Count House,
"a On Tse-lsy the 41h day Of August nsni'
Tie Sbjss, Oi The Convention is 70 ssasuh - 10
n. be.l and most practicable means Of Obtaining
.ehs.p and speedy tran.POrta.iOn q produce fsoH
n,n,ille. OF some other point on he Upper Roam
de. % The tide water country. hsth0sshs thal
s,esmbOa, Navigation may be established bssweeH
weIIOn and DanyiIls. st an ineOnsidsrable sI'
psnsc compared with the BENEFITS 10 Be derived
from the improvement. We hops the Convex
ten will be well attended, and that the friends %
the improvement win be enabled 'Pssdil! to real
nc her brightest aniiciPatiOnS
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The Fayetteville carolinian. in reply 70 Qua ar
,ee Of week before last in relation 70 Gen. Scott
w.th some magnanimity, answers ons u our ques-
tons in the affirmative, - follows; " We have
never denied, and we have dsclaIei that il was
. generous and honorable declaration Of Gen.
SCOTS that he did not wish 10 snPpiani Gen.
Taylor while he VS. doing 80 well"
Il seems. however, tina, We presumed too much
upon the editors gallaniry, and his Independence
oi party drill. in surprising tha. he would answer
cur neIt question with the same magnanimiiy.
viz: WAS he tGen. seotO nOs right and The
Administration wrong. in reference 10 this mat
teri" The editor thinks that Gen. Scots con-
duct wa. insubordina,o in high degree; but We
cannot SEE in what the insubOrdinaiion consisted
was il in disclaiming any reflection upon The
President, or his Secretary, in his frs, eommuni-
cation to the War Department Wsshin max
ing suggestions to the War Department in the
most respectful and courteous languaget Wa
it in expressing his readiness to obey the com
rnands Of his superior officer whenever they
should DO made known to him! In what, then
did il consist, il no, in these Tor in reference iC
Gen. Taylos, the csrOliuian approves Of Gen
SCOTS conduct. The fact is, that the CarOliniar
could no, fully approve Of Gen. Scots conduc
without somewhat esnmsing the Administration
and the party drill in his ranks is too thorough Il
admit Of such characterization.
Our third question:" Docs not this corcspon
ssnce show n eommcndable real for the publ
srice ca the part Of Gen. Scott, and diligence
BETTING the eommander-in-chicfo Of our armies p
the editor passes over in silence. We presume b
could not honestly and truly" answer in the nc
gaiive, and he wished to be excused from givin
an Affirmative one. His ingenuity IN this cas-
may avail him with his party but we have con
cluded that his stock Of eandour had been ex
haustcd in answering our first question.
The Carolinian, in conclusion, asks, " VIVA
does the Recorder think Of Gen. SCOTS atsacl
upon Gen. Gainesi' To answer this question
we must first be satisfied that the attack has bee
made. We have seen in Democratic papers som
expressions Of this character attributed 10 Ger
Scott, which we do not believe lie ever u,tercC
At any rate, We should be inclined to susreS
them when coming from that quarter, seeing tina
the party are as JEALOUS in Their efforts to deer
Gen. Gaines as they are Gen. Scott. Thc.difi
Guilty between these Two gallant defenders of IN
country" in relation to the Florida war, was yer
properly investigated by court martial, and bot
Of them hOnorabIy acquitted; and wha, may hav
been said by them Of each other before the coul
martial was held, should therefore be buried
oblivion.
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C0ngress.-Smce our last notice, the Ia
riff bill has passed the House Of Representatives
by vote of ia to 95, and is undergoing discus
sion in the Senate. What Its fate will be in the
Senate, time alone can determine; but some spec
ula,ions on this subject wit be found IN another
part Of our paper from the National Intelligent
Ger.
The bill retroceding Alexandria, and part Of
the District Of Columbia, 10 Virginia has passed
both Houses of Congress, and has b sn signed by
the President.
In the House Of Representatives, on the 10th
inst, the Graduation bill from the Senate was 70,
jectsd on its third reading BY vote Of SO to "a
but afterwards this vote was reconstructed by the
casting vote Of the speaker, and the House ad
journcd leaving the question still undecided.
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Tsasa - asSla IA, ~ ihsl jsuIBd Il UalRgsasA'
a. sRA \ sEag ~ Raa tssIsglslls 10 Dc
E'Eas.l IN NJ. shsFlzad's hiEa2s hUss saaala q
islafal hsa ~ can elHin nQsaiiRg On lhis snase
40 ihsh CO b I'D inassA AsmuzA aWsEs
go - oousEsEncs = hE. shrFaHd's anesunt q
pods. rhs - iniusssaA Asss . righs . h< =
Ermea e 4. an5 ne ~ - - Ma@nEH sPesl
g. - j. "a fdIswiaE sEns1as u
Al the class or Mr.. Grahsm's speech.
Mr. Shepard rose % rsioin. bUl % CON.
plelely had he been -Hsed pp." thai see.
ing Ell attempts d argument we're vain.
he eammrared lirale &C Ihe lowest vel.
garisy. using language u PssssRrs Of ihs
large assembly convened 10 hear The
speaking. among whom were number
u ladies' from lh- eoDalry and Iown. lhal
would base disgraeed the lowest grog
shop in Ibe lsnd--lsagssge which shall
not here be repeated, and which has can
sed feriing Of general indignation >.
gainsi him 10 llle breasts Of the sober and
rrheeling Of al parties. Mr.. Shepard
cane among ns stranger; from The pO-
silion assigned him BY bis party ws sup.
posed hiR = gentleman. and as sneh he
was visited a has lodgings BY numbers ol
both parties. each one anxious 10 obtain
an ialroduesion 90 him. and 10 teal him
with that sllsaiion due the slaiiea 4e sup,
posed he occupied in society. Prompted
BY the same feelings. . number Of ladies',
whose friends and relatives are Of both
parties. attended The speaking, d well 10
hear Mr.. Shepard a. Gov. Graham. and
tbs sntire audience. although four.fllhs oI
them were Mhigs. disagreeing with Mr.
Shepard in every position he took, AMI
seeing him driven IoIhe wall on each o.
these positions b. his able competitor
yeI treated him with the utmost attention
during the whole Of his fsi speech ant
m siew'of the pnliieness and attention
shown him, The direct insult offered By
him 10 the enIire assembly was searcel,
10 be borne and 10 such an extent indeet
was the outrage regarded that nothing bu
the meannrss and degradation Of one wht
could condoseend TO use such language IN
the presence Of ladies has protected hin
from their friends, rho. had he not showI
himself 50 contemplate and unworthy
would not have permitted the outrage Il
pass unnoiiced.
IL 10 due 10 large number Of inlelli
gent, moral gentlemen Of the Democrat,
party in this county TO say thai they dis
approved Of the course Of their candidate
and that although they are democrats. an
81 will remain lperhapsl that they cannc
be brought 10 endorse or sustain outrage
such as Mr.. Shepard was guilty Of here
and that Mr.. Shepard is destined 10 ia
below the party strength in this county
We rejoice to know that goodly PORTO
Of our democratic friends do not plse
democracy over decency. moraIi.y-an
, all the other graces that adorn gentle
man, and Of which they as well as III
Wings are conscious Mr.. Shepard 10 S
totally destitute Of.
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Died in this soaniy. Sa Friday, July 10Th, a.
tsf prOirscsed illness, Mrs. ELIEasrrH EcTeR,
wiz q Mr.. William Ee,Os, and daughter q he
late William Ga.lis, aged about - yearA She
died as she had lived firm believer in Jesus. For
her, deaIh seemed indeed 10 have no terOrs. but
with sweet submission b the divine wilI-wish
perfect eon6denoe in the merits Of her Redeemer,
and in humble hope Of siernal life through his
aiOnement, she gently breaihed her spirit out TO
God. and IA her body to sleep in Jesus until tho
morning Of the resurrection.
Well may il be said. that lovely woman and
q bright christian has gone from among US. Ma
ny cf those accomplishments which ere thought
by some 10 be obtained only by polished sduca.
tiOn, and the advantages Of me most refined So
Ieie,y, she possessed as natural gifts. Mild and
afiable, amiable and lovely, and digniRed in all
her bearing, she was an ornament IN every circle
into which she came. And those lovely traits Of
character, being sanctihed by divine grace, made
her society q privilege to all Indeed, VIC can
seldom think Of this lady. bu, we have stonee be.
fore our mind the picture of the yirtuous wO-
man sketched in the book Of Proverbs; and we feel
tempted To say Of her, tina, Many daughters
have done virtuously, but thou exeellest them all
While upon sick bed and near her close, she
did not forget the claims Of christian benesOlenee
She gave directions az TO the amount to be paid
on her behalf and said with hear, breathing Ii,
very spirit Of the gospel" II ever get up from
this sick bed. will do more than have ever dos,
for this noble cause" We mention this simplt
fact 70 show what kind Of subjects appear mos
interesting to dying christian.
In the death Of this excellent lady our commu
nifty has lost bright ornament, our church mem
Der in whom religion was living, active, reigninI
prSsiple; and her husband aud children-oh m,
heart bleeds to think of the iHeparsble loss! II
now night in that housc-hold-yea a darkness
that may be slt! It is a mysterious providenc
that has written these children moiherless, som
) Of whom are Of such tender years! May Go
our Maker, vhN giveth songs in the night hes
Eup, and speedily, the wounds which this sore be
!, reayement has inflicted. II.
.Bied, On the nth Of May last Of enlargemsn
Of the liver, DANIEL W. KrnR HoLr, aged on.
year two months and seven days, infant son o
Laura Ann and Gen. Joseph Holt, This is tn
. third offspring whose death these pOnsnss hav
been called to lament in the brief space Of few
months. The ways Of God are past linking out
. but all things are done in mercy, and he sifict
: not but for the good of his creatures.
"The once loved form, now cold and dead
Each mqornhoi thought employs:
And nature weeps her comforts fed,
And withered oil her joys.
"Hope looks beyond the bounds Of time,
When what we now deplorc
. Shall rise in full, immortal prlac,
And bloom to fade 10 more"
Christian Sun.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term. IS46.

William Albright, and others, vs.. Jacob Nsase,
Err, and others.
Petition for Settlement
1T appearing to tho satisfaction Of the Court,
u that Sampson, Joseph, Ann, and George
Nease, are not inhabitants Of this State 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court, that publication
be made in the Hillsbaough Recorder for SIX
weeks, that unless the said defendants appear at
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to
be held for Orange county, at the court house in
Hillsborough, on the fourth Monday in August
next, and tfrsn and there plead, answer, or demur
Do said petition Judgment pro confssso viii be ia.
ken against them, and decreed accordingly.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our said
Court at office, the 9TH Monday Of May, 1885,
'' ]. ALLISON. C. c. c.
Price adv. $3.50 33-Sw