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FpInAy Spntpmbpr 4

FRIDAY, September 4.
S 1900 Baltimore 6s, 1890, 984
. sh res Union Bank, 500
25 do Susquchauna Railroa ,, 1916
20 do UHiun Manufacturing Co. 23s
Maryland 6'S closed to-day at 76a asked, 764 bid.
Baltimore 6's of 1884, closed at 90! asked, 81 bid.
Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad share 4S4 asked 47t bid
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General Order. no. 2.
Executive Department, !
II I;b n-..a,,,b,r zfb 1915 {

Raleigh, December 9Th, 1916.
Several Of tho military compsrirs, who
volunteered for The pros' cu'ion 81 The war
with Mexlco. Under he preclamatlnn Of
the Governor, dated 22nd of May last.
having derlhed 10 enter tie service oil
the Uni'ed s al, =, according 10 The terms
prescribed in the late rtqui.it'on OF The
Presidents Notice is hereby given, That
regimen. Of Volunteer Infantry is nov re-
Quired. TO serve q" during the War wrh
Mexico. unless sooner Discharged"
The C, mpsnie. composing the former
egimcn,, and hose Who then volunteer
ed. bu, we're not allotted for service, have.
by Il &c, e'al order, dated November l9'h.
been informed Of The new re QUESTION, and
have been allowed a preference in form
ing the present one; and. any Of these
com pan'es. who shall report the msslves
ready Gnr duty in reasonable time. will
now be accepted. But. TO provide against
delay or disappointment. every c"Ionel 10
command OF aresimens in HE state, will.
as soon as practicable, after the receipt Of
this order. convene The men Of such 'egi-
ment, and cal for volunteers according 20
lhe requlsltion now made.
TThe Field and Staff Officers, &c. the same as
in Order Ne. l. before published.l
The company officers will be appoint
ed in the msrner heretofore made known,
and The field officers, ether by The Gov
ernor, or IN such other mode az The Lee
gisla'ure may prescribe.
The officers Of any company, which
may be completed as above, will imme'
,tlately rrpor, the fact. certified by colo
mel Of TIER county, 10 The Adju'snt Ge'
neral, and will cause their men TO 90 IN
readiness, fer marching 10 Wilmington,
he ,.lsee Of rendezv"us appointed by the
Wat Department, at The earliest day
practicable. The first ten companies
wh,ch shall comply with the reqoisi''or
and report themselves accordingly, vii
be recv,vel. and the Qilicers oil each VII
take seniority according 10 the date OF III
organization.
A prompt execution Of this order Is en-
Joined ON Ill whom II may concern, ina
The state may fulfil The require men' OF m
construed authorities Of the Union with
on, delay. and tina, The regiment may be II
readiness for embarkshon al The esrIies
r practicable period. By order OF his exec
| lsncy, ,,u..
RoBr. W. HAYWOOD,
Afintant General.
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snl Li1i gsa1.ags. AL was crirreA "a b.
epl,liea.
Mr. hf,arF, & 3 ale. inirodIerd = Z ga
10 amead a. ~ Pssssd ia ihe year Isa2,
eail,sd an 81 - incorporate Nnausl In
snIanre cOmpany ia ~ slate e Narlh
csroiiEa; Hhirii passed Grit r. iisg ana
Eas IeleErrd 10 de eonmillee @ Prisals
Hills.
NF. TIsll. nr New IIsnnFsr. inirOdnefd
> bill - establish the Commercial Eank
- W1miugtnn whirh passed ils frsl
reading and was rtfeETed 10 = select eem-
mriiee.
Nr. HaX'sr. from lhe sfiert committee
In a ham was sslsnesi Il.e ill 10 divide The
state into nine Jndlsiai Districts. and OH.
sr purposes. reported unlaEnrally there.
ON; whcn he iii Eas lail On The table.
Mr.. Baxter. presented : bill concerning
tie SupTeme and Superior coDrls. and
Gar llie speedy snd certain simanisiraii"n
II Justice therein; which passed fssl
seading and was ordered II be printed.
Mr. IIul,ork. presented q bill 10 alter
,he mode Of sleeling cansiahlrs m the
county Of Granville: Nhirh passed frsI
reading AMI was referred 10 The commit.
lee on private bills. s.
Mr.. RFii:0n, from the select committee
upon tie snhjerl of altering the time of
holding elections in the state, reported a
hill regulating state elections; which was
real the ligsi lime. aud made the order Of
The day far MONDAY tie iiih inst.
4 message was received from the Sc
nae, transmitting the report Of the Rev.
DE-. Il. Mitchell, the engineer appointed
under the aet Of the last session Of the I.e-
gislalure, Ia make \ survey Of certain turn
pike roads therein named, with prOposi-
lion that he same he printed and referred
In the committee ON internal improve
mPnis. The proposition was agreed TO.
Mr.. Hall presented bill IN incorporate
the CAPE Fear maRula, taTing company Of
Wilmington: which was read, and refer
red 10 the committee on private bills.
3 The bill 10 reduce the lax on billiard Ia
hies Na@ ttlef1ru hi l's seCWiM hV""'hs'
On Monday, the bill to provide for hold
ing n session Of the Supreme Court once
a year is the western part Of the state, at
ter considerable discussion, was rejected
Ihy n vote of 50 to sc: but on Tuesday
the vote was rcconsidered, by yeas 81
nays ~, and the bill was laid ON the IA
bic.
On Wednesday, the bill for re.disirict
| ing the state for the Congressional elec
tons. was taken up for lis second reading
Il Mr. Rayner advocated the passage OF tho
> bill in a spcach Of about one hour and
half IN length, and Of great power o.
: motion of MIR. Ellis, the bill was the
made the order Of the day for Thursday
! and the house adjourned.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
Rogr. W. HAYWOOD.
Afiuiaut General.
Corporation Proceedings

All meeting of the Board of Commis,
sinners of the town of Hillsborough, held
On Saturday, the 9th of December ls4o'
Present, Lemuel Lynch, NJ. F., Rien-
iscn Nichols, George Laws. John H.
Webb. Levin Carmichael, William IT,
Brown. and Richard ]. Ashe,-
Absent, Stephen Moore
On motion, the following gentlemen
were appointed a committee to settle WIN
the Administrator of Allen Parks, late
Treasurer of the Town, viz: George Laws
and Richison Nichols.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17
MARRIRD,

In dis county. q nhHE~aay evening Ia-s, hy
IT, Rev. 4. G. HpEhes. Mr. RaRrEr Y. Wars
= Mss MaEE -. WssHs. 3sughasr 4 NJ. RieA.
ard Moss, deceased
intAis county, % Sunday evening 80. b. Isaa
{. Douglas. 80. Mr.. JAnEs 4. coIE, % Nj.
IaxE Lara.
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Attention q!

TO Tie Cosaa,irsioa,d, non. Commissioned Of
GERS, and .M,sicians, 5eloagiHg 10 the AHA
Regiment Of North Carolina Militia.
YOU are hereby ordered aud commanded 10
n attend, with your respective companies, in
IIill.borough, on saturday the 2sth day Of De-
cember instant, for the purpose Of responding To
the requisition Of the Governor OF this State for
Volunteers 10 serve during the war with Mexi-
CO. J. C. DOUGLAS, Col. Com.
December l2. 81
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On mallna ON. MIL.

ca naaliua a q. Nicl.ols.
OnleErd, tlaal the Hen. q. Nash, anl
aiaeIs, - auil oIized 10 enrlOss ~ Sep
~ the alley OF lane Eanniag from Chnraoa
sa'. .. .ssi. suuih q Judge Aash's garasn.
- Make sarrsL
EDWIN 4. HEARTF, TSun clssk.
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STATE OF NORTH CARoi I'M,
December ~.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sc sio Is,
November Term. 1916.
Theresa Hamilton and Others Petition for set.
Joseph Thompson, and Others "'N VI"
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that Thomas Hart and Mary his wife, Edward
Picket and Sarah his wife, and William Thomp-
son. are not inhabitants of this state; II is ordered
that publication he made for sir weeks in tho
Hillshorough Recorder, for the said defendants to
appear at the next term Of this Court, to be held
for the county of Orange, at the court house in
lTillsborough, on the fourth Monday in February
next, to plead, answer or demur to said petit
ton.
JOSEPH ALLISON, c. C.
Price adv. 50 so. 5S-
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~ ~ ~ - ~ = - - Z LO ~
ZINE and Iozrse San, Collins Axes. Khai-
u MA 0Enaturgs. NegE0 Blankets. ssls Lea
tasE, cofiee, Chess, Spaces, hOi, csndles. Ma
iaEd. Bisck Tea. sop.
Aisa. sahiis sanSraFills. Dead shOt NsEmi-
fase, Graz oinsmsni. and Elixir q 0Ii1m vii
he sold low BY the dazen 10 merchants. or b. e.
tsil
LONG. WEBB & CO.
Decenier Is. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

u We have received fOm same orc in Ra-
leigh copy Of blu offered in the Honse q Com
mons, enliilcd - hill concerning the Supreme
and Superior Courts, ami for the more sIOcly
ahl certain administration Of justice ;herein,
with a request to publish. ~ pEescn, Nc are
no, disposed to favor this Proieci for disturbing
the present organization Of the Supreme court ;
though We have no, the slightest objection to pub
li.lling the bin. Ii We had space it should aP.
pear in this number; We will give it in CIR neat.
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a 0AGDo

WE, the undersigned, having become saiisii-
w ell that the professional charges heTciosara
made in this section Of the county have heen in
many instances beyond the means Of the oEdina-
~ wealth of the citizens. and that many suilcr
from the want II medical aid on ihaI account:
from the foregoing considerations, We have Ee-
solved TO rrduoe our charges to such a standard
as will enable al 10 avail themselves 0f medrai
all Who desire II. Mileage. after one nlile. Esue-
Cd tom filiy cents 10 Thirty cents, and al other
charges rctlloed in proportion. Il Is well To OH
ser,c. when visits are made in n. night. az in
~ inr.earnt weather. higher prize viii h. char.
geI ihan when made in tie DAY or in gosd YEA
Their.
JAMES :. SMITH.
FRANCIS J. SMITH.
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TIE tzgrs If goal csfse win end rEssiy
ssizin saa.ls a. pgaou,ias lie sesy h., sad SIS
= sasias. By using Rsn'uiiagaoa's Paielt Can
drhser. Mhieh : saanufaeluEoll.s MsssEs. Hsnsh-
asuui & Elliass in tbs plaoa. n has hera irini
n osE ssasily, anI alss IN hat q fieai Whass
lal, VEL understands sl,e aroS'sa e.ser~sa'i f'r
PEala,ins a saFsEioE beverage. AMI We fri war-
Ean.sel il sFoslarias il Salaal.e inaFEOsesaest.
Tie apaFa'as IS sery sinf!e, aal 50 manages, hy
tie s'saEa in iil.ng, A. q eAirssi III
the sineagsh Of the eo.ee lroa tire grain. and 10
se,an ii is valaahis quaiiiies- - that with the
saae quantity uaol IN ihe obituary pts murh
suIseE beverage may be made; o. il ns4y h
tumsd to purposes Of economy. AMI gSol collie
may be made with les grain than is Gsaallg a.
quiEd by the ordinary process.
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EINnsD0B@T&Eo
The Presidents Message. "

The Presidents Message. We
are indebted to the Hon. Daniel NJ. Barringer for
a pamphlet copy of the Presidents Message a
norton of which will be found in to-day's paper.
We dislike the division of such documents as
much as our readers hut the great length OF this
message, and not having received it until our first
form was made up, renders division unasoid-
able.
The space left us will not admit Of many re-
marks upon the message, if we felt inclined to
indulge in them. But as we can DO this hereat-
ter and as the Presidents views will be full can
yasscd in the debates in Congress, we readily
Weld to the necessity which excludes them.
1t will be seen that large portion of the mes
sage is taken up with defence of the President
in regard to the Mexican war; and in defending
himself he has made an unwarrantcd attack up
on tho patriotism of those whose views differ with
his own. 1t seems he has yet to learn the first
principles of our government - the freedom oil
thought and the freedom of the press.
/ The President admits that it was by his order:
that Santa Anna was permitted TO pass our squad
ron in the Gull, and enter Mexico! The reasons
for it are by no means satisfactory, and we apPre
bend will be deemed singular, very.
lie again asks for the two million aprropT'a
ton; AMI expresses a determination to proSo'u'
the war with vigor. 80 ..".
Congress.-The second session of the 2't
Congress was opened on Monday the 9TH instant
There was very full attendance in both houses
On Tuesday at II o'clock, the Message OF tn
President of the United States was received an
read. The Senate ordered $500 copies of tn
I message, and 1900 copies of the accompanym
documents to be printed for its use; and the hon'
b ordered $4,000 copies of the message and doc'
e mcnts to be printed,
IL On Wednesday an interesting debate sprai
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December IL.


FENHE Negroes belonging to Mrs. Ann Davis
Il will be hired out, for the ensuing year, in
llillsborough, on the 2s,h Of December.
WILLIAM CAIN.
December ;. IS
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TERMS.

The money mnst be away seI1' III "0 "''e7
SAMUEL D. PATTERSON & CO..,
No. % Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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fouea CaroIIna.-Ths Haa. Ida {.
calho1ll - sesn rr-eigssfd TEfsra salrs ssRa-
tas laol. e sszss n ss1sh canIina 81 II ycsrs
kan n aih a MaEra neKts and ths lien. A.
T. Bale has lSen s.easrl ~ ssalIly ths Vsesnry
en0afiesFa - - He.issals1a 4 Is liza. Ges5se
M.nrrzi. "@~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-17

pl aa lis q .l=ss On fr-ia.A-n ofz al lg NJ
lha'ls, 81 A. e-aag f-1 iufa1msa.a-a. A., slsA
De EieW - nsugzlzi5sg aiszlhsE Dir eAtraaasla-
= IEa0aelass = CallfagHia aEa saaaa Fs ,~rre
= he asser Z ~ rsa-s1sEa The asaaie 80
siannd daaiag - uhals n - sasasas @ lhui
~. ; 80 - s1as rs takea - aas nrz.aalsaa
q en- lasa loaaasiS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
PASSENGERS ARRvrn-
E SEE MARINE JOURNAL, FoURTa PAG :
ARRIVED.
Ha--ie. T. Bartlett. Baker. Is is tn Mobile, cot


Bark Harriet T Bartlett; Baker is Is I'm Mobile cot
ton. 20 master.
Bark Clarissa Perkins Is ds I'm Cieufuegos Cuba
win 81 hnds 81 bxs DO 20 Cha,teain Ponvert.
Left slip Favus of EYcrk loading for Cowes bark To-
Brown for Philsd PCS; schrs Louisa, DO do Montreal
for Portland, loading; Austin, Of Plymouth from Boston
just
Brig Morea, Conway, from Apalechicola, cotton TO
D Hurlbut q Co. May 2s,h Ia, u 40 ION - % spoke
snip Hartley from New Orleans for Liverpool 10 days
out: 9h lat IS CO. Ion - 30 spoke brig Ceyuga from
Alphabetical for Philadelphia 18th. lA n 20 lon IS
50 spoke bark Magdoa, from Apaachicola Tor York
Brig Scion Anderson, 80 days from Lisbon, vine salt
&c 10 Nesmth {; Walsh. Sailed in company with bark
Backus, for NYork May 1874 lat 80 b. long SO spoke
bark stephen OF 81 Johne N8. from Serre Leone for
White Haven, Enc 40 days out short OF provisions
wished be reported 3o,h. lat 81 3d. long bs spoke
brig Diploma Fly Opor,o for NiorA, 10 days out
Left An vessels in pom.
Sx brig Su.a Losrrn, I'm Go,tenbuts, and - ds fro m
the Channel. 230 iron. BoorRaE Johnston Co.
May iih. LAT IS L. ,ng 80, saw an AM ors showing
blue signal with brown border. with in the center
Brig wakuiIa Milford, Il ds I'm Apsiachcola, cotton
&c, 10 Z ID fiurlnut Co.
Brig Globe Hllel Sc ds I'm Palermo via Gibraltsr 81
ds 1000 and lemons TO Draper & Devlli-
LEI; ship Avola for No:leans soon.
Austrian brig AnOnetta Verona IS cs I'm Trieste steel
Bris Hamlet Robinson. 10 Is I'm Heuvitas mahogany
&c TO Holt & Owen. Left bark Martin W. Brett, May
hew for SYork 70 sail May oath, the only Am vessel IN
Br schr Racer. siurrup ds I'm Harbor Island, 1000
doz pineappes, &c 10 Curtis Ackerley Lett schIs Tor
Pha.
sclr Genl Worth OF Baltimore, A;'vel Dc I'm Ne'v-or-
leans 344 bbis -four. 5000 bush VII at 10 Collins x
CO. goth u lat 90 So long - spoke bark Florence, Of
Bath. I'm Maranzas for Trieste.
Frank, Barker, ds FIN Georgetown, Dc -four and
corn, 10 Sturg-s q Cearu an
Scnr julia & Nancy, Lewis, ds I'm Ncwbern Nc naval
stores. 10 r NJ Blackwell.
Bergen. Cole ds I'm Petersburg hour and conn., 10
J Hunter Il Co.
Schr Charleston, Forbes ds I'm Washington, NC, lum
Der and naval stores, saml L Mitchell
Schr Alaric, Purnel, ts I'm wilmington, Nc, naval
stores, 20 McCready.
Schr Myers Fowler, : ds I'm Washington NJ, naval
stores To SAM l Mitchell.
schr Coaster, Taylor, ds I'm Richmond coal, to VIM
Hunter.
Schr VIM Burk Lawrence ds I'm Virginia, coal.
Schrs J b Moresu, Arnold. Monmouth Woodmnnson
j Predmore Pre1moTe; Sands. Wain~rlshi Lazy OF
the Lake, Lake; all I'm Virginia, with pine wood.
SAILEDShips Arcoe, Marseiles; Oihello' Charleston.
BELOM-A Shin and 9 trigs unknown. Wind NV.
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PhilndeIphfa CATTLE Market-Jupe 4.
Daily Arrivals of Produce, stock, &c. by the
New-York md Erie Railroad Company

J. r. CtdTkson, Agent
Barge Samuel Marsh 1900 baskets strawberries,
TioUs p-rsous tons iron, W Towutepd; lot timber w
Horton: 81 bdis steel pcs, hxs machinery Person
Co; y bales domestic goods, Hoibook Ne CO. 10
hxs charcoal Bans box lot sEtrs. 6 ChsI box
coop riks, Dbs polso-s Tallrssn bales ysra, Il
Van Rtper; bGi veneering Wiitns Il Smith caves, 3
rub. butter Capt Kbg II calves y sie-p - arnb', s. tubs
huuer Cap; Leed,; Is frkns tubs buer,J Van Anker
Som 10 calves sheep 40 lambs. head cattle IL hrsus
hueT 55 Cbs do jennings Thompsoc; $50 sidt, l.atne
LAndr-w, u Iuhs butter, Erkins Sheep, IsTues,
Chp Coleman; 4 iuos buier 10 hrs'ns 90 arms
y calves. hogs, CsptW Glars o<s dry goods PIX
lip. l. Co
1875 952 as. ~
Hubbsil. Clark /; Cos Lns-Hudson Barge. No loo
hu,h rye hams horre SIC bsses 656 bales
hay b4es 26 tub, butter, ID pigs egg. coop
fls 50 27 sheep cows AND ca.v-s mead catis7
xs3 hi, re ur 5b1l. potatoes. The Captain; i'd
pet Is sbis OIL nC mi-e oAos furniture q empty bqr
hbs 10 s.cssttrhs sc hale% aaluel cases Calico 5-4
r..r wrapp!pg paper Is huits., IS bbls ale, car
ri4ges 20 order. tubs huer Dbl po.soes ~ bbs eggs
8 har. potato-.. coop fOvsis Morrison hyde
Ii hiill-f's Liu--Bsrge lntu-ty.5eD otls hty 500
bpsh oey ,ub. butler. Captain.