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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-07-15

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ing - ny saisra.
:. IIsw msrh Ill bs nssesdsr -
"a Isssi E.ur 81 Ess Ihesszne eaiissss
k-.isss . srsJa N P1EshsssHg osi he
sserk al good ~ altbs slsas,
-Bah Of lhsss. 1hiak. sas b ssP'
Fllis.soa shock his bead sgsin.
all wili FsI POS ne G0hsy end ths
srd 500 nssa. Ill 700 iaks he siOrss
-c.n.inIy . wfI. ~s rspIirs.
Thea yos nay sSh'idsI The hing %
.sI.rd." .a 49,
And n was &C Lied. Mr.. ElliOtsoa
,oak he stare and seat o. wIih The b.
.insss. gate % successfully as il bad bsea
eOsduesd by he I0fmsr owaer. He %
naw in excellent elTe0mstanees. Bot
there ere too things shn be cannot under.
susRd, and which puzzle him whenever
be thinks about them. Oas is. The cause
Of The Sudden reverse 10 bis fortunes that
waited hin 80 sIrangsly. and The oIher 10
the unsTpse'sd oder oil Mr. Gaze 70 PsI
hlm 10 business sgsln. wIgh 90 much ca
pIi.l and 30 Large credit as be Dsseec.
lie ol.sn ats aad ponders upon these
Two eiresnslsaee., but they sllil Tsnaln
shroadsd in mystery. Mr.. Gage 10 salts,
iied 9th making rss,iIuIion in he osn
gay. vi haui exposing The part he took
an running The mssehani. tie nsssr al
luded 70 Ihs sus jses, except 10 his brother.
and 70 The Beard ol Directors. and Ihsy
frlI q % he impetanse on them 10 keep
the Ehale hing /. prolound sse,eI.
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From the n. o. National, June "a
ZEN. TAYLOR sUPERCEDED!


/. We have what we conceive to be un.
doubted authority for stating that Gepersl
Taylor has been superseded in his com.
mand. An express passed through Ma
tamoIas some few weeks since, with the
credit of hearing such news TO Gen. lay
Tor; IN due course Of time, the rumor
comes from Monterey iha, such is the
fact. and that Gen. Taylor is hereafter, as
asubordlnate. tp reponlo Gen. Scott, and
through him TO the War Department a.
Washington. This last account OF an nm.
happy administration. will seal its fate
with the American people. Its conduct
towards Gen. Taylorlron the commence.
ment Of actual hosrili,ies, has been char.
aclerised BY neglect, and not all opporlu-
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4 Sensible Articie.-we would COM
mend The following article, from the New York
Morning News, to the attention of the people of
Orange: =" " *~@
I" Lei no farmer, and no either man relin.
quish the newspaper published in bis own
neighborhood. Tor the taking some other
larger. or cheaper, OF more popular news.
paper published abroad. The newspaper
published in ones own country. 10. 90 q
general rule, more valuable III an ems 9th
er, fit be for nothing but the advertise
ments; FOR even they are The thermome,
OF business. and often the key which
opens The door TO excellent Bargains. 1,
Is OF no Ii tie consequence for the farmer
TO k"os what is gong on in bic market
to~n: the competitions in buying produre:
The chanees ia business operations; The
ttlsm'n, OF estates, sales. &c. We ven.
ture To saw, there is no man Who NAV no,
every year much more than I've the price
Of subserip ion to his naishboring news.
paper ton its advertising columns alone:
cad ON Ibis ground oil ongh, 10 patronage
their o~n newspaper. Ths should be
done al.o fH weiehiier reasons, one Of
which we will name; the ma nmo h week.
y sheets Of the c'tIes bling furnished q,
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Death of Canales' Brother. AS th

Death Of Canales' Brother.--A the
us,n came down from Monterey. that
broughtos news from that place. Up 10 The
3lu uh.. tie guard arrested q, Cersl,o a
NJ, xicsn. whu had become notorious Tor
b's daring ihshs and murders. Upon be.
ing examined enough was elected 10 or.
der hs immediate execution. The con-
deemed. up In the moms nj Of HE seuWnce.
maintained logged silence. When be
found that bis hour had came. he grew
quite loqaacious. and taking oui bis a,ni
and steel be 1T . cigarette. and coolly pull
Eng j., he walked DOT into the plaza 10
subm,. 10 bis fave. Six soldiers were Sc
lte,ed a. execunone,s. The Mexican
vas first tuned from the pls,oon, bus be
resolu,ely objected. aud wished 10 look
death IN the isce. With an eye unblanch-
ed he saw The deadly weapons raised, re-
making tina, he had only ole life TO lo'e,
While he bad taken forty. In smother in.
slant he sprang forward corpse, one ball
penewshng his head. three others HE bo-
dy. Upon examination OF the papers
found on the dead body, il IVES discover.
ed ,hsi the brother OF the notorious Capa.
les was The victim ju.t extcuud.
~ o. National June 10.
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GENERAL WOOL

The present war with Mexico has had
tue edrrl of exhibiting 10 the world the
materials 81 which The American army Is
composed. and the result III the exhibition
is, ilat, iuslesd Of GeleriOrallng. IL has i'm
proved IN military science, generalship,
discipline, snd IN every quality that gives
character and efficiency 10 sn army. The
war has tested our Generals. and proved
,hem In.every way worthy OF the exalted
trust their country has repOsed IN their
hands. Gen. Seon was well known be-
fore. but II has been deserved for lhe pre-
sent contest 10 bring fully out befnre the
eyes Of ihe world Gen'ls Tas l"r. Worth.
kearney, and woOl. each one Of whom
has proved himself The possessor Of exal,
led military genius. aud conferred lasting
Ienown upon The name Of lhe Republic.
Gen. Wool. like his brethren in arms,
began his career IN the last war with Eng
land, and sigaalized himself even al thai
early period of his military course. The
extraordinary march Of nine hundred miles
which he has performed since the com
mencement Of the present war; the iacl
he displayed in bringing under ihorDugII
discipline a large body Of volunteers
the judgment. prudence, and decision by
which he secured the comfort, the good
health, The nnbrnken order Of an army al
law recruits, and protected the persons
and property Of The peacesbly-disposed
inhabitants Of the country through which
he travelled; these would Of lhsmselve.
have stamped upon his name The repuia
iou Of great General, and entitled him
Ia the adnira, iaii l2i gratitude, Of his
couniryg IS reserved for the
bsstls or bring out the he
role traits Of hIs ScIer. and nobly have
they been displayed. The arrangements
of The eight were committed by Genera
Taylor To his hands. and in every respec
he has justified the confidence Of his su
perior. His personal exertinns during
The whole of the fierce struggle were o
The most daring and devoted kind. Elk
posed TO the hottest Ere Of the enemy, ht
rallied The timid and led on The brave. en-
tllng himself, through the whole Of tina
unprecedented struggle. 10 niche in III,
tempt Of fame by the siIe OF the immor
tal Taylor. .. -. .
One. Of the most pleasing traits 10 til
character and conduct OF our officer
throughout this Mexican war is the ute
absence Of thai professional jealousy whicl
marred our military reputation and injur
ell the efficiency of our arms in the con
test with Great Britain. Between Tay
lor and Scott there is perfert harmony Q
feeling. Al the balhe Of Monterey, 'fay
lor magnauiInousIy gave To Worth ih
most prominent, position in the assaull
At Buena Vista. while he says nothm
o. himself. he places in the foregroun
tue iilnstrious services of Wool. In hi
turn. Wool seems only anxious that III
country shall appreciate the debt il owe
to Taylor. These noble spirits have 10
al Thoughts of self in the love and glor
OF their common country. sa@ '-'' -' q
e~~5e a. -@.as Richmond Republican,.
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Good" Fs,ber," said boy, 10 h's
Locofoco parent. AIS Gen. Taylor
Wh'g!" Yes, my son. Were Cay anu
Hardin and Lincoln. Whigs!' They
we're. I.Scot q 'whig!" Yes--wty
do, you ssk. =" Because you call the
Wings Mexicans." Pshsv! sou are 100
young TO understand politics. Blu. d'd
Polk give SANTA Anna pass to re'urn 70
Mexicoi" Don't tslk TO one, my son, I'm
in Q hurry.
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@ MIR. Polk In Boston.-Ths President
made hls enfree into Boston. on Iuesday:
10 shower OF rain. He ~ss received
with The usual rereG onies and escorted
through the principal streets 10 bic Iodg'
ings ., the Revere House. The Alss
say', when The carriage in which the Pre-.
s'den, aas placed, passed The tower END
Of The Old State House, a stout old gen'
tleman. evid. n,ly unsasy at The "Pien"'
iul lack" Of enthusiasm which prevailed:
took oGhis ha.snd cried out, With lo"a
voice. " Three cheers for Gen. Jackson
and all bis lrlsnd,." This unexpected
draft upon the patriotism Of The cIo"a
was duly honored by Ion'l laugh. Even
the President could not rests, smiling 81
the singulariIy Of The appeal. ''.'
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IVAN DEPAHrsESr, July s, .ls45. Sra:
This department is informed that Mexico has
some military establishments on the east side Of
the Rio Grande. which are and for sOmo time
have been, in the actual occupancy Of her troops.
In carrying out the instructions heretofore recey-
cd, you will be careful to avoid any acts of ag-
erosion unless an actual state of war should ex-
Isl The Mexican forces at the posts in their pos
session. and which have been So will not be dis
turbed as long as the relations of peace between
the United States and Mexico continue. ..s smef
WIN. l.. MARCY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-19

A bill for the relief of Lewis c. Saxton, Pc
A bill for the relief OF the legal representative ofS
Spaldng. Passed.
A bill for the relief of the legal representative.
Bruce, deceased Passed.
A bill granting pre- -emption rights TO the heirs ,l
representatives OF John Smith T. Passed with an ~
ment
A bill for the relief of Martha Clark Laa
table.
A Joint resolution for the relief of NJ A. Price -.
A. White. Passed. ~
A bill for the relief of the heirs OF Thomas W..
Rejected
An act for the relief OF the legal representa-.
Jas Clark. Passed.
A bill for the relief of Captain John Ericsson A
ment of the Committee of the Whole concurrad i;
the Sill then laid on the table. '
A bill for the relief of Andrew A. Jones LAID -
table.
A bill for the relief of Robert T. Norris Reconn
ton of Committee of the Whole that ii do not paSs
CURED in ''
A bill for the relief of the Bank of Metropolis Pa,
A bill for the relief of the heirs OF d. d. TomSI
Passed.
A bill for the relief of the heirs of Marshal de Ro,,
beau Recommendation of the Committee of the M
that II do not pass, concurred in.
A bill for the relief of the heirs of John pau /,
Amendment OF the Committee OF the Whole concurrs
and passed.
SENATE BILLS
A large number of Senate bills were taken from
Speakers table, severally read twice, and referred h
appropriate committees, and then
The House adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-19
Temperance Dedication.

AT a meeting of the officers and executive comma.
the Freeman's Vigant Total Abstinence Society, heg
the 18th instant, it was
Resolved, That, with Divine permission, we will deli,
the Temperance Hall on the 22d day of February Wash
tons birthday,
Resolrsd That the members OF this Association win M
al o'clock, M the morning of the 22d instant in n
of the City Hail. Tor the purpose of forming process
friends of the cause generally.
Resoped, That The clergy ofthe District, the temp,n
members of Congress the mayor and the Boards OF AN
men and Council respectfully invited to unite In
procession.
RssoIped That the grand and subordinate divisions Of
Sons of Temperance the District Assembly and subonr
associations of the United Brothers of Temperance he
der of Rechabites and all other temperance. societe
Alexandria, Georgetown, and the surrounding country
the temperance public generally respectfully iny
10 loin with u.s.
Resoired, That the above invitation be extended to
Washington, Marion and other Temperance Socieh
and TO the Grand and Subordinate Divisions Of the Order
the Sons Of Temperance of Maryland.
order of Exercises
Music by the Band.-Prayer-Ded Ode hy
Glee Club.-Address.-M usic.-Address-Al c-Addt
Observation-Disclosures.
Adjourn To meet again AT the Hall at O'Clock wbe,
festival under the management of the Daughters and OH
Temperance ladies of Washington, will be given. I
evening will be nterspersed with music addresses am
supper, TO which the public respectfully invited
nitiance l2k cents, children half prce.
Several members of Congress and ministers of the G.
pei win address the audience in the morning and dur
the festival.
The festival viii continue through the week
Feb I9-FNS
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VALUABLE Tract OF Land for sale.-I de-

4 VALUABLE Tract OF Land for 6ale.-I desire
n sell that valuable of land. containing more thai
one thousand acres, whereon live. This land is within
miles of the town of Cabin Point, i'm the county Sur
y, the State of Virginia; is within three miles Of g
navigation, within six hours travel by steam, to the towns
of Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg, Virginia An
abundance of fine mari is be had convenient every
portion Of the farm which is well adapted to the growthd
Indian corn, wheat OATS and potatoes. is well wahd
by various streams, and they arcompeteni the support
OF tory of considerable extent An abundance of WOOD
say pine oak, walnut and cedar--s on the farm; and
will dispose Of the whole for fair price The improve
other houses necessary for the comfort of large family
Terms will be made very liberal and invite persons VIII
wish obtain valuable farm for small sum, apply
possible to WILLIAM ATKINSON,
Near Cabin Point Post Office Surry county, Va
Feb l9-law2W
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Q10 REWARD.--StoeR the morning of the 1871
I'D ~ instant, from the boarding house OF Mrs Wise,
18th street, gilt silver watch, lepne, with enamel din
and Roman figures. The gliding is great extent oh
litented There attached it gold vest-chain
round French manufacture, and silk guard.
Feb 1875 JOHN B. GLUOk.
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VITIGS and Toupets, Scalps.-The subscriber, haT
w ing arrived, will be found, until the 9th of March,
his Browns Hotel where he will be pleased
ceve the calls of all standing in need of his professional ser
vices To the young who are losing their hair, now ii.
time to resusctate and obtain renewal of their
THOMAS QUIRK, 400 Broadway.
Feb l9-3tf New York
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rJNIE Latest and Cheapest Map of Mexico. new ID

rJNHE Latest and Cheapest Map of Mexico. sdt
l. ton, improved.-The subscriber has Just published
and improved edition of his map of Mexico mcdl
Yucaan and Upper California exhibiting the cheicta
and towns, the prime pal travelling routes, NC Size
IL inches Six copies of this map in sheets folded for
pocket, will be forwarded by mail for dollar The pos
age will exceed p per copy part Of the I'm
ted States. S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
Map establishment, northeast of Market and Sci
enth streets, Philadelphia. Feb l9-lltcp'
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Washington Assemblies

NTOTICE.-The fourth assembly will take place at ia
IN son Hall onThursday evening, February 25, lsi1
BY order of the Managers.
Feb l9-3tif
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TERMINATION OF DEBATE
The House resumed the consideration
offered by Mr. McCLELLAND, and per
House adjourned yesterday, providing tn
the bill to provide for continuing certain
the Territory OF Wisconsin, should cease
utes after the House should again go il
said bill.
The question being put on the resolutiC
ded in the affirmative, by yeas 81, nays
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TO SU h 3 & RIB Il RS.

The name Of no person VIII be entered upon hooks unless
payment Of the subscription be made In advance
Distant subscribers
which will be paid BY assumed by ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published uweskIy during The SEES
sions OF Congress and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions be ON farms
proportioned to the above annual rates h
pomaser certificate Of remittance for subcrip-
tons advertisements will he sufficient receipt therefor The
notes Of any specie paying bank will be received.
fOSTMASTERS authorized Y agents
us DAILY subscribers with enclosed;
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fesus
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15
9Dbtlop. Sebrtft9tegeret:

Die llnterSeihneten benahrid,tigen ebrers
bieti9its Oruder uuo 2lnoere, baB lIe bslfdns
big ibrem enforcement jeber Nrt BON einfas
den uno fdneY Sfriften, 8creere, Srnas
ments, &c. &c einen 3ulns bsifu9en rno oa
fIe neulib 9rcse 8erbeierun9en i'm 9icsen
9emadt haben, 70 fiuo fIe i'm Stanoe einen
tefercn srtifeI gu aeben als Uprber, nno an
fchr hrrabgeIeeten prciIen. Sbr slfcrtement
pcn Scb' uno SdncpsSdriften nno Scroers
fincet icin @leid,nis nid,t in bieIem 9anbe,
unc lte wcroen feline Sciten ffsucn csmfels
ben pcn 3cit Su 3cit jeces SddsIife beisu'
fngcn.
Sie boItcn tsitiubis Cruder'I 'IreGen jetrr
9irt auf 0ane, ipie and, Orudpiute, Snffen,
Ndhmen, nno lruit alles mas ~ elmer Crus
dcrrei gebErt, wcld,e 9lrtifel lIe auf 70 ana
nchmbare Seoinaun9en anbetcn ale einig
ancercS gtabIihemrnt.
3weitc oano prcGcn nno Sdriften bic
fir StcrectDpcn bcnutt puroen, fHo inner
auf Soanb uup pohlfci su haben.
Vrcbcbnderu nerocn fclten Crudern sus
9cIhidt, eie !Sfiufe gu maiden pnuihrn.
q. S.-8ifer, pamphlcts, Wuff, We'
oi,n.9 .9InmciIun9eu, 9lpctbefer QdbeIs, Sans
Jctrn, Chefs, &c. wercrn auf cine pprsn9Ii'
DIE Wcile 9sitsreotDpce.
8. GScbnion unb 60.
go. 6 @ccrge Ct, philadelphia.
sIpril 81. rq3W
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15
Amertfanti itDes Sstlmtttel.
,bDmipn5 Sprup bon Sheer unr
S0D(, z9}nOhta.

Sbpnltpn5 Snrup bon Sheer llnb
SolS,Jtopbta. ..
Inter allcn UitteIu, Die in oen lcbtcn Sab,
rem 9c9en Qun9cnfdnpinbmd,t, @rfiltnua,
Souitcn, 9IStbma, SrcndlliS, Seitculd,mers
gen uno ale 2Inacns, NaI6 uno Sruiffranf
bcitrn 9Pbrauht iIub. bat Iob fsiues 70 fiber
uuo bewdbrt 9cfuneer, aI6 cas rbiQc. Sc III
ntrflld) etu unocr9lrid,Iidlcs W2ittel. Die
cciIfraft ecS Shccrs, Die in Quugcnfranf.
hciten all0emcin Gncrfanut 1T. pcrbiuect c6
nit DEN Wirfun9cn Der meiten tcnidcn 8e,
9etnbilieu, 70 oae rs fir bic bcnanteuRrauf
heiten cas tclte uno riu unfebIbarcs Dlntcl
ab9ibt.
Bcriil9Iid,e &crSte hobcu es cmpfchlcn.-
Qicet uur ras frlaenoe 3euonif, ccs Ccctcr
Sung, ees emlncnteu 2In9cnarstcs.
Vbilabclrbia, zen stcn Sdnuar ls47.
9tdfbem Id, in meiner 9>rariS irwcb( ais
in meincr' Samuie 3homlon6 SuIlmmengc
IcEtcu SDrHp bon Cheer. unb Ncl;ndplta
9cbrautt babe, behauptc id chnc 3Iurern,
oas CO pie bette oerdrtige Weei;iu in fur ecu.
te, bissan Sd,minSfudt, SHuifcn, @rfiltuna,
Sruis uub 5oalsfranfheitcn leIoen.
SO i'll: Ycun W. ..
1852 Srratctra6t.
Scnr Dnhccfbare 5tllr. 9iad elner @rs
fdltra Dor pier Sabren bshicIt i'd cinsn la.
iiigcn Soufteu. g8as id bel Der ununtsrhrc,
deuen 6ortcausr bieles Nuifens lit an
Sdmddhe, grufIdlmerscn, Gad,td,mcieeu.
2Itbrmbeid,merren &c, fcine Spraheafaals
es befdrribcn. @cle9rntIihcr 9IuSwli1es seS6
.@iters crIeihterre meinen 3uftdno, ater per,
nehrten inctne 6urdIt ca or bluti9c Strci.
fen cnthielt. ....
Die SrhoucIung Der 9crste une ibrc ale
niislid cmpfchIcnen Wittcl blietsn rbne gr,
fclG 40 hGs idl meinen Sau als nubeilbor
anfab. Tod an9enebme @utiuIfuna J.
Crei qBcdlen 9cbraud,te ii, 3bcmicns ~.
iammen9eiCetCn SDrIp, mo Iehc oa ! mad,
elmer SIdide ocraing mriu cmiicn NIB id
fnhite mid, rrifdrft; mad, ncitsrcm @ebrou
dc 1T, u'eincr llcbcrScngung uad, mrin llrs
bel 9ehceen uno init Der IRursel au6qCrcttct.
81. fearnep, 242 9. 7te Ctr.
gu babcn bel 2Ir9uep uuo OidIou, Gcro,
cit' Gde Der stem nuc Spruce, philao., uno
bci 81. @utb uno Comp. 9llentnun.
prcis Der 9roecn SctteIn 81, ccer fir
20 Sortet Sudl Dor Iadabmuug.
MMll, nqlS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-06-15
NGentaun, Suli so,
Die 25roltpWctDa 9OiQen.

gu jcsiGcr 3cit, 'co tic @crfdGId'cr tieCer
iddBtdrcn WNcn 0iuSIit iuiammcn srlanp
melt iIno, 1T rS nidlt gu bemunbsrn, poe fe
ihren Stcd, ben fe ouf joano BADEN, unter
tr9eno rtncm Namcn otsufcBcn lTd brmIhrn.
So 1T rtd,t has @ritcmnl boe tcr ormc
Sntianer," Die Mis9cburt ppn liifgcn Sers
rem Su oatern bate.
Die punecrbaren &urrn ole eicIe piIcn
bcmtrftcn, babcu pirtIid pic anr;c mcoiSiuis
ld)e SacuItdt i'll @rifanneu 9clrt:t, - uuo pies
le 9eifchcn rs Gin eas ciriclhe Ger orIste Scs
gen lcien, weIdrr Ger 9BcIt bate gc9ebcn
perocn f6nuen. ...s. f
Die llriadle wdrrm bicle 1hitbOrc pillrn
10 alI9cmcin Die qrlpIirItte g8irfIng haten,
it, neil fIc in @inflar9e nit oem menldli,
den RHrrer wrfcn.
Cicfc piEcn fTnc III crbnIten i'll ccm Sud,'
lfobr Won
81. 0utb uno So.
2IaertGun, Snrrnr 5. noIR