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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-14
The New Orleans Bulletin gives sam.

The New Orleans Bulletin gives sam.
pie of the beauties OF The Subtressury 10
us prsctical results. Colonel HINT. Quar-
termas er of The U. s. Army stated in thas
CIV, receIved, ca the ooh ult,mo, $500,
600 IN gold from the North. IL was trans
ported across the mountains, and down
The river, al a cost TO the Government of
81, 500, while the banks would have trans
terred ii, BY draft, a, par. Al the very
moment. indeed, tha, thus specie was sent
from New York to New Orleans, the
Bulletin save. the banks IN New Orleans
we're checking on New York al par. and
had they been applied to by Secretary
Walker. would have supplied The amount
in specie for similar amount placed to
their credit 10 the latter city, il no, al par,
certainly at one-lhmd OF the sum given
by the Government to The carriers OF It's
specie. But this is not all. The Bulletin
says: Besides the expense ofbringing
il here. somebody has now 10 bear the
expense Of taking It back; for the course
ofuade does not require The specie in New
Orleans, but does in New Y ork, TO which
place. as matter Of course, il must re-
,urn." What Jolly can be greater than
lhia, unless il be that Of refusing to trust
the banks, With their ample securities as
a guaranty for its ssfa,y. with the transfer
Of The public money. While they true, Il
to an indisidUsl travelling agent, Who
can give 10 security q, ala
Richmond Whig.
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LATE FROM THE. ARMY.

Through Mr.. Beard, one OF The pas
seugers by the Massachusetts, we learn
that Gen. ray lor was TO leave Monterey
on the 10Th instant for VIctoris. with Gen.
Twigg's division and a portion Of Gen.
Smith 5 brigade. |. is also. reported that
Gen, Urea, Of whom we have not heard
oflsle, was at Victoria with 5000 cavalry.
Ger. Wool remained at PARIS and Gen.
Worth a, Sallillc. |, was positively re-
ported and believed in camp that Santa
Anna had $4,000 men at San LUIS.
The following We copy from the Ma
tsmoras Flag OF the l6.h instant:
Mexican Reports. Mexican just
arrived from rsmpico, informs US thai
Santa Anna Is purging bis army OF all OIL
ficers 10 whom The remotest suspicion oI
cowardlce can be attached, and retaining
OILY such ss he has the most implies
confidence in their bravery and skill
Gen. Ampudis and Col. Carssco, ant
seversl others, he stat, 8, have been in
prisoned, charged with cowardice; an or
der has been issued booming to instan
death any officer who shall disgrace hi,
flag by cowardly or anofii cerIike conduc
in battle. Santa Anna he represents 81
having the unlimited cot fidence OF ,ht
soldiery; and &c. such pitch has he ra'se'
their ardor by eloquent appeals to ,hei
passions that it would be impossible ,t
CONCEIVE the enthusiasm tina, prevails q
mong them. A general desire is expressed
10 be led sgsinst he invaders.
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Wakes with his God.
THE CROWNED HEADS OF EUROPE.

ny DR.. BAIRD.
Eight Of The twenty mnnarchs are Pro.
Iesisnls. nine are Roman Catholics, Two
are Of the Greek Church, and one is !
Mahommedan.. Those belonging 10 the
Greek Church are the Emperor Of Russia
aEd hahfee,r OF 7nfrfoacnaUIe characiers.--
Many Of them are respectable as our pub
lie men whom we delight 10 honor. The
Queens are all Of spolless character, which
could no, have been said Of former times.
The King of Prussia is decidedly pi.
Gus man. Several Of the Queens are true
Christians, as | think, and among them is
The Queen Of France. She reads many
religious books. AS to talent, Louis Phil
lippe. King Of the French, the King Of
Prussia, and the Emperor of Russia, are
admitted to rank first and Louis Phil
lippe stands pre-eminenlly above ALL
He was educated at French College ;
spent many years in foreign lands, and
then sixteen years in quietly pursuing his
iudies. Talleyrand said he had no idea
of his vast requirements, before he was
his minister, after he became King. lie
speaks English with ease, and never pro-
nounced but one word wrong, WHICH was
ice, which he calls hice. This he learn.
ed from the English cockneys, when he
lived in England. He has no minister
who is his equal. .aA h..
The King of Prussia is nearly the equal
Of Louis Philippe; he speaks English
we'll, bur not so well as the King Of the
French. He is a self made man. lie
was not allowed TO get his education al
the German Universities, as he desired,
as il was thought degrading to the Kings
son to associate with other young men.
He regrets to this day that he was not
permilled TO go to the University and az
seciate with the students. The King Of
Sweden graduated at College, and is a
fine scholar.
The Emperor of Russia is not inferior
in talent, but he came Unexpectedly TO
the throne, at the age of twenty seven or
twenty eight years. His brother. the law
heir to the throne, having abdicated in his
favor. He has no time to read. Being
resolute monarch, his duties are most
arducus. He is devoted TO public affails.
| spoke to him abou, temperance societies,
when he began TO make objections which
were once so common here, that brandy
was neediul for laborers, 10 give them
strength, and 10 protect them in hea. and
cold. He also made objections on &C.
count of the revenue from that source,
which is very great. He, however, al
once perceived the force Of my arguments
admitted their correctness, and said: "As
for the revenue we will let it 60, and gel
a revenue somewhere else." Nichola:
is very decided aud Independent. .A.
A nobleman of great wealth and talen
) had governed his brother Alexander, wher
Nicholas came to the throne. in less thar
three days became to see him unasked
Nicholas said to him, " Who asked 20,
to appear before me | know how yo,
. governed my brother. and imposed upoI
/. his meekness. give you three days Y
4 arrange your affairs in St. Petersburgh
: after which time you will retire to you
country seat" which he did. and has re
manned there ever since.
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4 oNDDo

WE the undersigned. having become satiss.
Ell that the professional charges heretofore
made n this section Of the country have been IN
many instances beyond The means Of the ordina.
y wealth Of tn citizens, and that many suffer
iiom the want Of medical aid on that accoun, !:
nom the foregoing considerations, We have re-.
solved 10 reduce our charges 10 such a standard
as VIII enable all 10 avail themselves Of medical
aid who desire H. Mileage, after one mile. reduc.
ed hom fifty cents 10 thirty cents. and an other
charges reduced in proportion. II is well 10 Oh.
serve, when visits are made in the night, or in We
~ Indictment weather, higher price will lie char
ther.
JAMES s. SMITH,
FRANCIS ]. SMITH.
December II. rs
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HIIl.SBOROGGH, n. &.
I'HE neat session Of this Institution will COM
mence on "Wednesday, the 9th Of January,
Il is very desirable that the students should be
present a, the beginning Of the session, in order
TO proceed regularly with their classes.
Letters respecting the Institution may be adj.
dressed to the Rev. Alexander Wilson, ID. d.,
President Of the Caldwell Institute.
j. ". NORWOOD, Sec'y.
November 80. 81
CT The Raleigh Register, Standard, and VIII
mingtOn Chronicle, will insert three times and for
ward their accounts 10 DIR. q. 7. Long. Treasu.
rer Of the Board of Trustees. Hillsbormngb.
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

E4E iHE sulscnbsF ofItrs ar sale the
1-aE Tract q L.anl ~hercos. IL now Iiv,z.
hing On he brad assess n Nsw ITorr.
~ fiEe miles soash Ness a IA n .a..ra,,sb
adjoining he land a. Banter Davis - 49,
so,.a.ils about thEee bundled seEes. but fog the
: o. Purchasers, II desired. he Win se
~ .f,s q one hundred and two hundred acres
" la1a has 90 Z handsome Min sest, ana I
s 80 numbered also SEVERAL iine Spnnss. GOOD
slsaaos, two Orciaaras, tolcrahle House. Barn.
sna stable reasonslle iime Cor payment viii
= given. Persons wishing TO hoy would DO wen
= come and view the premises. intend selling
The fEss opportunity.
JOHN WILLIAMS. sR.
December 10. s9-ar
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IN esse Of an attack from llle enemy. A
ih0rangh search OF The rily fnr sIms hsd
been made. and about six hundred stand
oi arms aud considerable quantity Of
ammunition had been discovered. About
three hundred Of Tie guns wsre loaded
xhen laund.
The force Of he United STATES ,roon,
% Tsmpleo on The I6 h. including ei.izens.
sailors, &c, amour ed 10 about nine hun.
dred men. There was an accession Of
troops on the i7lh. By The arrival Of the
steamship Virginia. from BRACES Santiago,
Winch brought three hundred and twenty
men.
The steamers Tennessee and James
Cage arrived Al rsmpico on the 18Th.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
The New Orleans Picsyune OF The LIST
ms. has been favored BY a commercial
house Of that city with The following in.
leTesling extract Of letter received by
the Ewing. The Picayune says il con-
lains the FIRST inlimalion we have seen of
the action ofIhe Mexican Congress, which
iusiifies The anlicipalions Of Santa Anna,
expressed 10 his late letter 10 General
Taylor:
TampicO. Dec. IL, TAM.
] was interrupted At 3 A. NJ. yesterday,
from closing this letter, by call 10 arms.
! Ubeyed II Immediately, Of course. Az.
ter having organized my company mo.
I or Al was ordered 10 the Arsenal.
where remained ill late in the p. M
The reports which occasioned this alarm,
proved exsggeralions, and we were dis
charged, holding ourselves ready for any
future emergency. When more al leisure.
will tell you how CALAMITY our yankee
captains aud their men manifested the
spirit Of The Revolution.
;. Ad,ices ria Vera Cruz were received
last evening Of the action Of the Mexican
Congress. They declare that they will
not think or treat Of peace until every hos
tile foot has cleared the Mexican soil, and
thar every vessel tina, lines our coas, is
withdrawn. consider the war now
commenced in real earnest. aud prophe-
cy that TsmpIco will become an Ameri-
can town.
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WORN d 5sEz IsiyjIlE3y

A RE preparation that never fail to remove
= Worms from children or adults. Children
will cry for them, and cat them as they would
candy. We suggest TO all parents having chill
drcn whom they suspect of being troubled with
worms to give these l.ozcngcs a tria.
Price 25 cents a box.
You will please remember the name, and get
Dr. Hulls l.ozenges as none others are before the
public which contain the virtues Of his medicine.
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DIR. HULL'S
SIsIHI: !, [ q q. a' ]! 1! s

E,VsRf family in the United States should
keep a supply of DR.. HULA COUGH
LoLENGEs in the house, not only as a preyen.
tive meiieinc against the consumptiye tendencies
Of The climate, but as an EFFEcTUIL RE.
hEDf IN oil cases Of Coughs, colis. Splitting
y BhOf, Ngat Srsats, Di6frulty Of Brtathing.
isfhhia, WtoypiRy Cough, Egpariafi,n- anil o.
s~,af Dsoastg. ncmcnilrf tnat tnis medicine IS
MOI mere palliatiOn, hut il is all powerful in re-
moving all diseases Of the chest and lungs, leading
10 consumption and death. ''
Price IS cents per hox. T."
DIR. LACOUNT's
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DIR. SPENCER.
Vegetable Pills,
Vegetable Tonic and Rcsfo-
raGiye EsrtIer~.


Far tLs sarrsf Df,pspsia ss.i Linn c..,,E,;;,,
FTslIE naEy who haze I.een cured a d. nm
n ssEas disa-ns b. th~ss laeiicilses, shoul.l
iniacs otaeEs. similarly sslrsed 70 avail dem
se.Ees q llse sallle eas8 and eileClnal reuelv Al.
So BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. II every lind
HisaiuAi IosiiSsness, aud II irregularities az he
digestive aagans Son kicld 70 the nd vi proyny,
acisa q shnse Ha~dirines. That disirez.ine .o,,'
Iiaint The PILES. : so0a relieved. and syenl,,.
aliy cured, By peEseEeEing IN Ie dc of tle- Pm.
AMI nhisEs. Is the warm wealheT auu,,,,hes
BOWER. and SIMMER COMP. a yTS NJ
hoear ireiurnt, and il neglected. severe ard ar
grfaas; these medicines are = certain remedy an5
Il takea occasionally through the warm season. an
s'ieeiHal preventive against any attack Of these
easai ainisi and nader, remember thai an ounee
u pEetenlioa = nnEth psuni VI enre.n
fHne % ornls Tcr b0H ior the Pills, and 81 Der
hattie Cor the Dilicrs.
Tie fSilsring certificate Is fyon IA, R,,RI
FrlSsr. II KsrsAair Disirirf, q q.
have USED in NV family DR.. Hull's Fever and
Asae rIas, aud also DE- sreneer's Vegetable Pills.
iH The last two yesrs, AMI have no hesitation in
pE'nolhcins them 70 - most excellent fiuiIy
n'r'flneS; and a. an act VI justice to the worthy
F'"pdet'fs Of these invaluable Pills. will site
81 tie information aud satisfaction ol all concern.
81 thai my wife. prior To our marriage. had bern
'n'Fe OF less the subject Of Chilli and Rsrers for
about eighteen months. having tried various rcmc
DIE. without success, and was very much reduced |
IN flesh. i few days after our marriage she com.
men"e'i with SPenCrrs Pills. aud in dsy or two
ailr'WnTds With Hm!l's Pills; she used aiou, hair
aoA u each; the result Was. a RaBIr.L Gear.
SIZE Fes!IneI her health and strength very rap.d.
y and has had ao return If Ckiis and Psrer I
'DHt'' ] believe these Meiicines To he harmless
al' .,ie anil when us'd as specifically directed.
are attended with satisfactory results.
Il. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington. kershaw Dis, 5. c..
May 10, lSi6.
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JUST RECEIVED,

ERESH Rice, Adamantinc. Candies, New Or
Il leans Molasses, Spirits Turpentne, Gray's
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, Whitehead's
best Flour, and venison Hams.
Also, league PIoughs with wrought Mould
Boards, and a large lot of one and two horse
Mould Boards. For sale by,
ST. ...s LONG, WEBB, & CO.
March I6. l9-
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Ho for Mexico.--'fhe company of
one hundred men advertised for by Capt.
Huger of the Ordnance Department, has
been made up, and will leave this after
noon for New York via Billimore, and
thence for the Seat OF War.
!. NoyJoI 8s1e7a Of T,xsaay,
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office.

EEvHE time for which the subscribers entered
= into partnership having expired, all persons
indebted To the firm, by note or account, are here
by requested to call aud settle Immediately, as the
business must be wound up without delay.
N. b. Their large stock Of work on hand will
be sold at reduced prices. consisting of
Saddles, Brides Harness, and Har.
ness Mountings Of all kinds,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
Please call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. -~.
a. All persons having claims against the firm
are requested to present them for payment.
HOOKER Il PHILLIPS.
November %. 55-3w
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MORE NEW GOODS
Just s ReGeiMed.s

RROwN Cotton Jeans, Shirtings, Flanncls,
10 Casimeres, Alpacas, silk scrges. Fancy and
Black Prints, Green Baragc, Crewel Canvass,
Black Lus,ring Ribons, Merino Shirts and Draws.
Silk Shirts, for ladies' and gentlemen, Buckskin
Gloves, superior article, Ladies' Black Kid do;
also superior lot of coarse shoes and Leather.
= G-a LONG, WEBB g. co.
December !. So
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From Tampico. The schr. H. M.
Johnson, Captain Hardy, arrived yestsr-
day from 'rampico, having sailed on the
18th instant. By this arrival we are put
in possession of several items Of interes,
which We subjoin.
Capt. Hardy reports that Col. Gates,
commanding at Tampico, declared mat
tial law on the 18th instant. On the 10Th
all the American citizens in the city, in
Guiding the captains, officers and crews oil
the American vessels in port. were sup
piled with arms, with which TO do servica
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WANTED,

COUNTRYWIDE CLOTHS, of all descrip.
" tions, Tallow, Beeswax, and Feathers
A. MICkLE & co
April Is. 20
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DIR. HUI.I.'s
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The steamers Tennessee and James
Cage arrived q, rsmpico on the 18Th.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-16
DR. BANNING's body brace.--Thousands of persons

DR. BANNING'S body brace.--Tbolsands of persons
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia conspa-
and various degrees OF local on general debility have
been relieved by this instrument 1t particularly adapt
ed ailments prevalent at the SOUTH 10 spinal
weaknesses, distortions tendency Of the body to lounge
and troop both in children and adults. By restoring the
posture. il enarges the chest that the
subject breathes ieer and easier and thus many conrac
tons the chest with attendant affections Of the heart and
lungs are contercted, and full play given the organs
Of respiration.
The brace may be had in this city by applying to Mrs
Baldwin, who will be in attendance at all times e..
Whecefs hardware store Pennsylvania avenue, It'll
gentleman will aid in adapting It 10 those who
may cell for the purpose ,-
Applications for single braces, from distance, also
Tor patent rights may likewise be directed 10 Dr. banning
office 49, Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning refer, if desired to some OF the most
eminent professors of medical and surgical science in the
United States well numerous distinguished ladies'
and gentlemen this city and other parts OF the country
July S-Iy
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From the Lebanon Sober Second Thou

From the Lebanon Sober Second Thought.
Dissolution OF THE UNIoN.-On Monday last the
petition OF Lyman Peck and Others from Ashtabula
county, asking for the passage OF an act declaring the
on Federal Relations, in the lower house. at Columbus
Mr. Trmbe from said committee, on leave being grant
ed reported that said petitioners have leave to with
draw their petition and that the committee ask leave to
be discharged from the further consideration of the sub
ject"
Mr. Smith, of Hamilton, moved TO amend the report,
by inserting proposition to return SAID petition TO 'he
signers thereof
This gave rise to quite discussion, in which Messrs
Blake, Of Medina, and Backus, Of Cleveland federal
sts thought the petitioners had been treated with dsre
spee even BY their own federal committee. Disrespccf
indeed; as well might they have talked OF mailman
having been treated with dsrespec if, on his entering
the hall of legislation the members refused to rise up
rnnsse and make him all due obesance.
The question on Mr.. Smiths amendment resulted IN
yeas u.s. nays 35 On the adoption of the report of the
committee, it stood yeas A., nays IS.
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Posr OrrlcE DEPARTMENT, 2Sh Dec, 1916.
PROPOSALS. for carrying the mails Of the United States,
win be- received u the Contract office Of tie Post Office De-
s Sh o 20 be BY ap
the route and in the mpnne, and ,ine speeiiedyi1
Miss Cotton Gin Port, Aberd en- and Colbert to Coum-
bus, 1873 miles and back, times week
a aaa Tuesday d ,' BY ,is' a. m OAS 80
Leave Columbus every Friday, Sunday and Tuesday at
a. M, arrive at Tuscumba next Sunday, Tuesday and
Bids to run via Toll Gate, Pikeve Moscow, &C. will be
considered.
Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd Of March, 1885, SEC
ton 49, .
Postmaster General all future lettings Of contracts for the
transportation of the mails let the in every to
full performance without otter reference the mode of
such transportation than may be necessary 10 provide for
nor shall any new contractor hereafter be required pu
chase take valuations the stock or vehicles oil any
pre- vous for the same route"
Bidders are requested in their proposals the mode
by which they intend TO convey the mail II the size and
weight of the mails or Tie speed called Tor IN the schedules
shall require it, the contracts will be made Tor two or four
horse coach conveyance the case may be and IN that
the route will be to let to bid proposing such mode
CONVEYANCE But if coaches necessary for the
mails, the will be assigned to the bid that proposes
the cheapest mode Of transportation
Fvst-Of bid ,chcy change from advertisement is con-
tem1iated by The bidder.
81, Tor the may be) There write the name or
in full of There state the residence Or residences1
hereby propose to carry the mail on NO from
TO as often as tie advertisement requires, in the
time stated in the schedules, and by the following mode OF
conveyance, wt (cre state how II is to be conveyed
for the annual sum OF u "
Dated
Second-Ofa guararte TO accompany each b,d
'he undersigned, (here insert the name OF the guaran-
tor or gsranors) guarantees that here insert of bid
der or names bidders, the may be) if his Tor
their bid for carrying the mail from TO
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into an
obligation prior the 18th of April next, with good and
sufficient suretes, to perform the service proposed"
Dated - ,o,,,ro>,
Postmaster General
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-mrnn nv THOMAS RITCHIE.
~ q u. RoTELeR, yr., .ssestometr.

IsALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE; brenzea and
IL hated goods cutlery cina glass; and crockery fancy
III Co3s &c Lon Monday, January Is commencing at IL
iii loct n M shall SELF tie second ioor OF my auction
n s a large collection OF elegant furniture, china glass
~, r1oekery bronzed and plated goods Britannia ware,
j n,ery fancy goods, Nc, consisting in part Or
| Carved mahogany sofas
j ldozen carved mahogany chars
l crtnqon and serpentine narbie-iop centre tables
Il S,rIletop dress bureaus, walnut dvans
n it'll and ow-post bedsteads, narble-top sofa tables
n Mahogany and walnut rocker chairs w
Mahogany card tables, Washstands
4 Flown blue and white granite dinner sets
Purple and gold, purple sprg, gold band and white Chi
ina Tea sets
Toilet SETS solar lamps and giandoles
Rronzed candeabras looking glass
| Gothic tea trays, plated and Britannia casters
Table cutlery 81 pieces English and American Britannia
| sets, chatting dishes
tyatet canlescks gothic hail lanlps
tanicr nache work tables
splendid collection of French, China, and other mantel
ornaments
Plated cake baskets, Nc.
An o which will positively be sold to the highest bidders.
lThe room viii be comfortably warmed The ladies in
Fitted to attend The goods will be arranged for exainna-
Ition on the l6lli instant.
Terms All of aud under $40, cash $40 a
credit of and months for notes satisfactory endorsed,
bearing interest Z. w. BOIElEk, IT,,
Jan 13--dtsll Auctoneer.