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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
HArs FoR 0ENTLEMEN TO WEAR

HATS FOh UENILEMEN 10 " EAh
Y Buy one of wARsOcss' Four Dollar Has, th-y s'-
none Of your coarse shsped half finished looking Hats
eoumou seen but combine 10 eminent degree eseel
lent fsbric with b-suttul model ard finish
%, 4, wARNOCKs, aO5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
BY TELEeH,pE 10 TYE sEW.Yuax TRI8VsE'
tppcinrment

E Fof ti.l-Iapais s7ascass rrsrived y sn'' -
zen q Ef'a0u Of yestsr1sy, 90 Fi-r FA-e
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
BT The EIDyIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL
Pn.t-0mr. Chanses.

r.. po.,-,,.-s- f;.rsr.i hss established, c'con-
sr Jed, .nt Changed the D = % ne i0-
5-rtnE sse week erdins Oci y l-sS
Fs-4r I'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

ty GsAsD AND NosLg DISPLAY os ELgc.sr CAsPErs,
Floor OiLCloihs Rugs, Shades, Duggeu 5yards wide,
ke At HIRAm Aspsasoss 90 Bo~ery. offered a, sstoa-
shiog low prices. within the limits Of lhs most econom-
ics I've large showrooms stocked with she srgss, aud
most beautiful assortment be found 10 Tho City, ard
sold for the least money. We noticed tapestry, marble
and chnz English oil cloths yards wide, worthy Of the
.ennon Of purchasers Do not fail to call and examine
h.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

" Exrs family Soar, - no o.fT,l. bag ~,,,-.
p 81 per los Also, good Orange Coasy Ss.., -
81 asd 10 I'd per ID; crushed sassr, 5, perrin. -.
Dc. ts do Nsw-orlssus DO, So DO good greer a. -.
les. for ooly 50 exlTs fayored fresh Imported "a, =
youDs hyson teas ss sood OIL, ss asd 6. per 2, -.
lsra only censs new rice, eeulsi sne gst.a
nee; Of groceries. ASA PAaxEl
- p. lir RrnnrnA g. cnrrar ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
SPECIAL PREMIrMs.

For piece u cached Linen she~f1g woven by Pose'
Leon Hsnry stevens. WeOsIsr, Asss-Tal
mad .- Premium t6olc Mecsil
For piece s - inches woe and 60 yards length
Nsn sch.ick Premi1rn, 80 and Brorze HedaL
For best s.s for Hs-tk5rchief 5 yards l-1gA-Far
schsick Premium. 50 -ac Bronze Aecs.
FOR 10 Js Reeet lk-Vl sE-Fa1 scha4ck Pre-
mum, SO gn. Brorze Meca-.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

DI.Essrs or THr SKIN ASo EHrts.t lss,,'
BAsss rsIeorEss0c' has oseon' So widely a.. !. -
ly famous for "a. snf-,n.sr uscry sa3 he,s,, -
whea sppaed 20 ersPtoos. s~ellirss a,a .xsr,,, -
e. FOR IL, veg.tstive ard pgFfsirs pfoper,. ~.
Piled to The hair Prof e.s saTsEaisnsss -. =
,l.i.. IN ooersucn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

r7- The beautiful style Of Has introduced IBIS season
by EsPEscHEfp OF l07 Nsssaust sul msiatans is So
premaoy for grace and true gentiiy. Toe standard
price remains at gS So 90 and Judge the advantages
offered By this establishment over any other.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

" Fall fashion HAS aud Caps unsurpassed by any for
beauty durability ehespne Al The oneprce store,
rs Csnslst The most dlfeut heads accurately hted by
Pads confofetaer fo28 2t- J. w. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
aROOETyS

kIsSs Co OrEkAsD IEszER-6efose Jadze norss
sce j1srces Has ses kad Wight The tiai OF Jarss
Savoy vso was Indicted tos fosgsry N ne tn1d GsCss,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

ODD FElLows Hall The Bros. PERKINS srs sgain
Astonishing me public with endless variety Of choice
edb.es In the way Of Game, Oyser' &C &c. which may
account for the gres, number Of ladies' accompanied by
gentlemen who visit their private and ispu every
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

II JsSNiScs Co.'S OscEcoass J.sg ir.rocas.s 4.
reoseroa< IN ssyle and color and and eonn~,s. !.
he hsnd,oinest garments out The dubious zsy as
sed al 81 Broadway. sns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

W Bs.oYs Nai.onsi Gallery q DayaeTlso,y,a. y
snd ~ Broadway, corner of faliou-.t srszs,. a,
ci,Tsns are respectfully Invited to examine the see-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26
BUSINESS NOTICES
LI9uID HAIR DYE

" PHALoS's Improved Mage HSrDys
uoa'o color 10 hair or ~s.'ser' ne mora-ul Il s
~i1a'1. inj-ry 70 he a'H or 'sia. Gsrisass az
IeeH -hi''s" eyea IN hv. r'iSaiss At lie 49,
sfo.d~sy corner Of pey't ure-s he Tr.zsa. ~.
Per bottle, small size, o. .srxe.si5a '~.>
WIGS AND rorrTrs-ws ~0sA ca. 10.
ciiEers and sIsnsrr', reS..nog Ngss saa -
recent lmrrovemso; Of noss tnporsaa. e..'.. q
vented By l.. PEaLoS. is7 sFosdw.y, eors., =, -
urdsr he Frsnslin Hoas~ They ean b ~
Cutting Rooms, where may - sveG he ..,s,,, s'a
sssor.arug 10 ne cily ~ =,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

~ TIE curious will snd upward Of nice hundred auto
graph s,ie from The mos, Distinguished Of the age
Including statesmen, Philosopher Poets, Kings Empe-
and Of he Independent soysreiEns Of our
county have cefrted 10 the efficacy Of LYoss Mag.
csc Poseer or the destruction Of bed bugs eocsrosh
e. H. Depot 90 Broadway onz,s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26


ExAnIsAriOs or AID. kELLY.-5ArH D.T.-
Before J1stes AOnnifoyt-rhs case xs, resumed yes
terdsy afternoon AZ o'clock when the robuttins ps
tmouy vss entered Into
n T. BrsgasH testlned 10 having seen Hogan brousn
into he back room Of toe stsuon-hou.e, bu, did
not hear MIN threaten to lick any Kelly man neither
do be hear that there arrangement made 10
lock up the Alderman II 10 wen; into Ihs station
ouI has often said " ne ought ~ Do ocked up.
U. R0cxrsA policeman OF the sixth Ward testned
that h- bad conversation with Mr.. sQrsr wbO wss
examined Tuesday lsst, Ia which be sd TIA, they
hsd oily uines wltn lhe Alderman In tce sAroor and
that ali we're drunk with champagne.
Jd.s R00Hfy testified 70 hsyng drsrk vs Lncs with
Alderman Kelly Ia Lees liquor store on the night 10
question. Witness sa.t tnst be had drank rve Or AZ
tunes previously, and that be drunk when Alder
man Kelly leit lne store.
John MeiAfyrs recalled. bat nothing material wa.
elected. Aid. hsily then wanted Capt Nssnes 70 sks
stand In order - have bis character Tor the ss
ten years snayzed- An slteresuon ens1ed which va.
pat an end - oy Justice a0untort.
Jgaa L>es the SeeYer VI liquor store - Celtre-st
testified that the Alderman drank a5ogt twice IN hi
hon.s, and nat his brsndy -ss called Kelly brand
ever since
M Sk,-riyg testified tha, AID. Kelly gas nos lnlox
ic.red when IN ~ bis pisce, the "Aroor" 81
5ro.dssy sso TIA, be did not cal for any wine Oh
Ysgne nat ghL
Toe WAS Enen postponed. AID Kelly will 10
rty Justice Aontcrt locsy When hs counsel Will ..
ready 20 sun up
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

~ Capt HoLDRIDSs, formerly commander Of
tee psekssshiP George Wsstins,on died Of paray...
a: his residence in this City OF Wednesday evening
llst Capt. T. Pionssr Of the Liverpool Line Of
Packets And kas sone mach to establish tie hsh char
s>ter Of cur mercsar!s marine he was fore.d
s5os az year, sso 70 retire from active business, ana
had never enioyed good health suce.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

H To II, EDlroR OF THE TsIBUsE 10
your paper Of ihis morning have read a statement
Prelad.sls. 70 ny reputation and. IN usuee 10 myself
oes cave 70 sts,e 10 The public that trust on avesi-
CATION OF tie charge 70 stand before my friends er.re
y olansess Of intentional o-ense Ny lou, residence
Ia TIA City, SAD ny extensive business eonneeics.
should enf;ie ne 70 esteem and eonsderee nc, easly
impaired w l. ORXeBY, iis Falton a.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

RATIFIcArIos MEsTlso.-The Wings Of the
Eighth Ninth and Fourteenth Wards overfo~ed La
fsys;te H. las, night 20 hear ths reports Of their
Nominating Committees. Speeches were made BY sew.
eral guished and. ser fall and
ds interchange Of opinions ell departed with the de-
termination 10 DO his utmost for the success Of the
true Whls ticket
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

y ST.. DtxFsrLR, the celebrated ballad sing.
gives MS farewell es;sstaansrs before Leaving for
ns native Scotland, ss he Tabernacle tnis svening-
HI. b.I, which -ll Dc found n cur sdyerasins col
aclns, !. an attractive ere
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-26

~ M..ss j. W. BAsxss A Co. II and y CsIhstne-
G determine not 20 be eqlssd Offer for sale the re ain
log portion OF this weeh their shswls slzs Merlnos
Csshmsres De LANES and other dfsss goods prices
below heir real value We make these remarks 10 those
who have never visited this extensive EstabhsSent ss
thousands who acquainted with the long standing OF
his house know where nn3 fashionable goods prices
FAR below the sane article purchased 10 Broadway
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
R. Barringer and G. w. Caldwell.

These gentlemen, who for some time past,
have been before the public, and who
were on Saturday last brought before his
Hon Judge Caldwell. at Lincolnlon. and
entered into bonds for their appearance at
Charlotte Court, the present week, had a
hostile meeting in that Town on Monday
night. Mr.. Barringer was there during
the day. and walked the streets al large.
No attack was even attempted. But
about 10 O'Clock a, night. Green w. Cald-
well came upon him, when he least ex.
pected il. with pistol IN hand. They
grappled, and struggle ensued for some
considerable time, during which he dis
charged al Mr. b. four balls from his Re-
volver. only one Of which took effect,
and that in the ileshy part of the leg be-
low the knee. Mr.. Barringer had no
time, the surprise was SO sudden, 10 get
out his weapons. His only means Of de-
fence was 10 keep the pistol of Of him,
which he did by turning the muzzle down.
The other three balls passed through his
coat. Carolina Watchman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
POSITION OF BISHOP IVES.

The last Southern Churchman, an
Episcopal paper. has brief review Of a
late pamphle, issued by The Diocesan Of
N. Carolina, entitled, A pastoral Letter
TO the Clergy aud l.aity of his Diocese.
The Southern Chnrchman promises a
further notice hereafter. Ii says: Bishop
Ives now candidly discloses wha. we con.
iectured from the first, that the proceed.
ings of the late Convention at Salisbury,
which have excited so much attention, had
reference TO himself. In speaking of the
Committee which reported on that coca.
sion, he says: /" 1t was still less their bu.
siness TO pass an implied, bplnoi on that &C,
count, the less oppressive censuge upon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Oct. I7tl,. Isls.

The Cherokee Indians.-Ihe Cherokee
Advocate Of the Isl instant has The lolloa-
ing:
.To.da; the newly.elecicd members
10 our National Council or Legislature
will meet and organize themselves for bu.
siness; after which ihey will be ready Ia
receive The Message Of The Principal
Chief.
.The Nation is now blessed with peace
and harmony. and The greater portion ol
the farmers are raising a c.mpcieucy ol
the staff of life and other produce necessa.
~ for The sustenance Of nature. Our COM
mon schools are in successful operation
throughout The Nation, so thai many ol
our children are now in a condition 10 en-
Ter The seminaries for further advancement
in their edncalion. while others Of onr ri.
iizens have been improving The country
with The erection of machinery Of one
kind or other. such as saw and grist mills
&c. And 10 compare our condition now
with what j, was some twenty or thirty
years ago. one wonld hardly suppose tina
we were the same people-hul we arr
Cherokees vel"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
American Tobacco In England
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the InteIIisencer.l
Friday Oc, och

Friday, Oct. 26ih, 1919.
ToBAcco.-Prices continue active. and
the receipts are very light. I.ugs bring
81 a Al /; Leaf A. IS. Principal sales
5 So.
CoTToS.-There have been sales with.
in few days al i0lc. bu, the market il
now rather duller; The arrivals are small
FLouR.-We have no change TO note
in prices: Snperfne 81 81; Family
a SCI.
Wharf.-The receipts have been con
siderably fallen of; Red brings % los
White loo a l07c.
CoRN.-Is not so brisk sales are max
ing al 50 Soc.
BAcoN.-I'he demand is less active
Va. cured, hog.round, Ia Tic. Western
Shoulders and Sides CT &c.
LARD.-Na. Lard, SIC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

IiiiiOn, and thus Of freedom nd eyea Of ti,
yifzali)n aVVF ile world.
1 bellete myself 60 be friend n the
human race. brcau.e I am-myselTs man
md ! desire ETsl Ihe wellaIe Of tie
Whites. fnI 70 This class I belong. and
with il are I'll my associations. poliliraI
and sorill. am. lllerelnrr, moi an al,ol,.
ZIONIST. nor do ! entertain exuene opin.
ions on any suhjeri.
In conclusion. will say of ..Ssriain's
Union Magazine," lhat il is moi iinclnresl
with any species Of fanalirisln and while
il desiies 10 inculcaie sound morals and 20
propagate issif Cor polite literature, re-
ligiOBs anil political seciarianism is care
fully excluded from lis columns. The
Publishers and Editors are practical and
sober-minded and liberal.mindeJ men !;
they 60 for The Union OF lie States and
The union of all honest men. know The
men OF whom ] write; and ] know that
while they regard with eonlempl the sour
rIlous ebulliiions Of lllileraie seribhlers.
they desire and deserve the good will Of
the intelligent people Of the South.
VIII The North Carolina papers DO me
The justice 10 publish this card!
&. II. WILEY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
WHIPS! WHIPS! WHIPS III!
BRANDRETH'S PILLS ARE A SURE
CURE FOR INFLUENZA.

This complaint has become so frequent, that
there are few persons who have not had it sevc-
raj times. Il is kind of malignant contagious
could attended with much fever and great prostra-
lion of strength. So soon as possible, swallow
six or eight pills; large dose is absolutely me-
cessary TO relieve the brain, that organ appearing
10 suffer greatly in this complaint When they
have operated well, put your feet and legs in hot
wafer. or take warm bath. Be sure and lie
purre,l. life may be the forfeit. Now 60 TO bed:
and, when in bed, take two more pills and some
hot boneset tea, catnip, or balm or halsam, or
some water gruel-any Of these warm drinks will
Io-and which NAV be left to choice-eihei of
them will help to restore nsensihle perspiration,
and this method will generally cure. Should,
however, the patient alter the pills and this after
treatment, not be better till in the morning let
him take another six. eight ten pills, or more,
according TO urgency OF symptoms, and the warm
drinks and foot or general bath, at night. NV
experience has shown me that the third day
generally finds the patient well. when this plan
has been adopted in the BEGINNING. But in any
event, the continuance of tic treatment is the
best that can he ad,ped, whether it takes one day
or twenty 10 effect the cure. However bad tho
head may be, never let blood be drawn or teaches
applied; we want all the blood we have. In-
stead Of loosng this /" life Of our flesh let Us
take more pills, which will take the death prin-
ciple from us, leaving our blood relieved. and
ready to rally all its life powers for our restola-
ton, so soon as the purgation has left it flee TO
effect this object
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, Eli Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale of Brandreth spills:
ID. Heartt, Hillshorcugh
]. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hit.
G. A. Mcbane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Patterson Store. 49,
/ May %. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
WM. NELSON.
T.Ochiel for Sale.

sUHE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
L one mile north West of Hillsbcrough.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with a
Good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen, and two
hundred and five acres Of Land, one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in the best manner; the situa-
ton is pleasant, and commands a fine view Of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres in
north-casterly direction. which will be sold eth
or with or without the first mentioned tract.
A long credit will be given, if desired ; note and
good security required.
WM. N. Whitfield.
October 80. Uo-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

No less than 600 passengers left New
York on Tuesday in The steamers Empire
City and Ohio, for Chsgres, en- route 10
San Francisco, not Notwithstanding the letters
from that quarter are filled with warnings
10 those who may have an itching for the
gold dust 10 stay II home. The fact that
some have made money, makes every
man think that those who have not, have
failed through their own want Of energy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

ci. Upon consultation with Citizens interested
in III. Important work. i i deemed advisable 10
v,.ippac ihe contemplated Convention heretofore
sl,eriised 70 take place II Gnenslorough on the
18Th instant. No,ice j. therefore hereby given.
,h,t ssid Convention will he held at Grrrnsbo-
r.s.h ia Thursday me esfh AoremLer mort.
J. NJ. MOREHEAD, Chm Ex. Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Graham's Magazine 81 No,s,,l, .,

Graham'S Magazine fS No,enIleT
rs aesh renetVea, i elntaiis Is usual amount
and 'areiy q original anirles, nd is eHlellis.
mems aHslri1h sserinohs Oflhs engrasel's skill.
sarfain's Magazine far November is
also q hand The eHisIPri.ins Publishers Of lhis
~ofk have canned high praise for ihe literary IA
leHs rlarh they have enlisted = eOnrribu on. and
iOr The uhrisslisd richness Of The snsrasinss
which emlsIIi<l i.
Holders Magazine continues y NAE
~ appearance. i contains many interesting ar
'irles. and Is among The cheapest woks Of ibe
day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
The Raleigh Register. We ar

picased to notice tina, this journal has hccn con-
.pletably enlarged and improved in appearance,
in which respects il is now not inferior 10 any
in the southern country. This journal has been
published by father and son Tor ihy years, and
now commences It's ify -frs. volume under the
management Of III, grandson. Mr.. Gales, the pre-
sen, editor. displays fine talents as writer, and
with little experience viii be able 10 give 10 his
paper an inierss, and = standing pos-es-ed by few
in.the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Wheeling Congressional District

The II ends OF the numerous Democratic
aspiran,s for the seat in Congress, made
vacant by The death Of Mr.. Alexander
Newman, appear 10 be urging the claims
of their favoriies bv arguments somewhat
novel, al least in The history of Virginia
politics. Read the following from the
Wheeling Gazette of Friday:
I've regret 10 learn that the meeting
ofonr Democratic friends al Grave Creek.
on Saturday last. was moi as harmonious
as il might have been under m,re lavora.
BILE circumstances. We are eredibly in
formed that there were some pistols and
knives there, and il one were 10 believe
the assertions Of some of the orators, il
was gen raj gathering of liars aud
knaves. We do not believe that they
were IS bad as they proiess-d 10 be. The
collision was between ihs friends Of Col.
Thompson and Mr.. Martin.
The Lynchburg Virginian states thai
Mr.. II. N. box. of Western New York.
arrived Few days ago in Amherst with a
flock of eight hundred of the best Amerl-
can Saxony Sheep, whose wool ranks as
No. in quality. MIR. ID. has not vel
purchased farm.
A striking evidence Of the wisdom Of
the settlers oi Minnesota l. afforded by
the action of the Legislature IL passing a
vote directing the Secretary 10 subscribe
for Ill I've newspapers published IN the
Territory from the time oilheir commence.
ment. These papers are 10 be bound
yearly and deposited in the library, as
valuable history Of the time for future re-
ference.
The Washington correspondent 81
the New York Journal OF Commerce
writes
There is . rnmor that Russia h,s de
termined 10 c'ose the Black Sea T. the
commerce of the United States. and oil al
nations.
Interesting Historyof an Adventure
to California; New York citizen
having a capital of $4,000. managed e
make kind Of living with il in Wal
street. by shaving. Smilten with ihs
California fever, he purchased one oil 'lie
vessels sold by The United States govern
ment by auction, at the termination Of tht
Mexican war. Ii was brig Tor whlcl
/ he paid $500. He bought wines ant
other liquors with The balance oil his cas- u
just leaving himself $500 to bay his ex
penses. by the Islhmus route, TO San Fran
cisco. IIisalI was thus risked upon the t'le
The brig, being freishted with tins cargo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

sailed ior lie land of gold, and be- arrives,
bel,'Te her, 10 sold tie cargo at q ire
mrRdDus rroGl, $40 10 500 per erRi.. and
he Uas offered lul The brig S25!OO0. Gle
refused the OfErF. beeapse lie saW lie could
make more maney by couple Of Irips d
Oregon Tor Humber. which was then IN
grral drmsnd a San Francisco. Al the
end of The second voyage lie MAS offered
$4,000 fer Il'e brig. lie arrepisd u. and
gathering M las profits an The wines and
The lumber. he turned al into gold dust.
Tie returned 10 New York feu days ago
IN The Crescent City. and deposited $3.50.
600 worth nc Tie shining particles in he
mint in Philadelphia. 10 be coined inln
eagles. The inih 81 Ibis narrative may be
relied on. Pact is Ollen stranger Than fic-
lion. n j. HeraH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Interesting from The Camanche NaiiOn.-

Interesting from The CamanChe NaiiOn.-
We learn that intelligence has been receiy-
ell al the Wal Department respecting an
important National Council recently helG
BY the camanche Indians. This council
lasted ten DAYS, and its object was 10 elect
a new chief 10 rule The nation, lin place
Of the one recently deceased and The in
diyidual thus honored glories in the name
Of Buffalo Hump. On being installed
into office. after The Indian fashion, this
head chief called upon his subordinaies
freely TO express their opinions upon all
matters Of importance connected with the
affairs of the nation; whereupon many
speeches were delivered. They were ge-
morally Of The most friendly character, bu,
none more so than that delivered BY the
newly.eleclcd chief himself. He main
tanned tina. his people had formerly made
war upon Texas when il was /. feeble
and alone" and had gained nothing; and
he gave i, as his opinion that if they now
confined 10 make war upon Texas. since
il had become part OF the United States,
the result would be their utter destruction
as a nation. He also expressed his deter.
minaiion 10 do all in his power 10 put q
stop 10 the thieving depredallons which
had been committed by portion of his
people against the white inhabitants, and
expressed hope that his efforts would be
successful. The prominent members oil
his Council having agreed to the advice Of
Buffalo Hump, Two subordinate chiefs
were appointed 10 communicate in person
the result Of the Council 10 Captain Steele,
OF The I'd Dragons, at Fredericksburg, BY
whom a report was made TO General
Brooke. commanding in Texas, who for.
warded il 10 The War Department.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Notice.
October 80.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom i may
~ concern. that have given to my son VIII
LIAM SYKES liberty TO make contracts and
transact business upon his own account in as full
and perfect manner as if Inc had arrived at the
full age of twenty one years.
RICHARD SYKES.
October Is. 03-I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

Senator Breese has Withdrawn from the
contest lor the Illinois Senaiorship, and
10 defea, Shields throws his influence in
favor oi McClcrnand. The strife is a
very spirited one. hu, i, is believed that
General Shields will he returned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
and some Dry Goods;

S0mf BarOurhts. Bugsirs carDalls. and Va
CONS; also SaddlfS and harness OF
different kinds.
PINE LTMBER. AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will aiiend 10 repairs Of all
sorts IN their line with neainess and dispatch.
In exchange Coz the shove mentioned articles
will he taken Corn. Wheat. flaxseed. Feathers.
or good Horses, al market prices.
HURDLE a. HURDLE.
October l6. p3-