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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03

Nr. Ciey AMI Gea cses.-fhc fol-
lowing lcrer has been furnished lei pub
location 10 Inc correspondents ~ tie Pit
ladelphia North American. Il said 10
have been arincn ~ Gen. Cas- lnmtdi-
aiely after his n,;,ling Mf. Clay atld'ess
10 his constituents. rxrnlpatIng himself
from the chaige nf'' bargain and sslr:'
Detroit April ID. lsc5.
DEAN Sin: have jet finished he peru
cal Of your mastery address, 10 war lac
constituents. and cannot refrain rom ex-
pressing Ia Won the high saiisiac, ion Il has
sfforded me. II il triumphant reiulaiIon
OF the vile slamier. which ha,e been pro-
pagaied Respecting Tie motives u yeui
condur, ia lie peculiar circumstances III
which you were recently placed. You
may safely commit sonr rharar,er g ilis
jnlgmen, &c your eornirsmen and Of pos
lerily. they willsnoi fail to award You
full Justice.
imn.l ask Your indulgence fnr this n.
most invalu.i5ry tribute 10 xvnur citluis
ard services. so strong is the impress
sion whirb yonr appeal has mode upon
me, thai cnuli mol restrain hi. cspfss-
sinn of my f.,e'nss.
With warm REGARD, | am. dear sir. sin.
cerely Yours, LEWIS aAss.
Hon.,H. CLAY.
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WOOD! W00D!l

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Connecticut.

There is an augury in the news of the Connecticut
election which cannot fail 10 be read with profit by al
parties The vigor-the vgilancethe union of the de
mocracy-while a triumphant power holds place in
Washington and dispenses patronage in every State of
the confederacy-are full of instructive meaning. No
such party can ever permanently be put down From the
humiliation oil temporary defeat rises with energy
and marches with Impetus that revoIutionzes even
doubtful States, and plants the democratic flag upon the
very citadel of the foe This is, however, but one side
of the picture On the find the causes that
have indirectly produced this result The country al
ready convinced that in deliberate and exulting def
of all the pledges of General Taylor pledges
beginning at Monerey-repeaei at Buena Visa-am-
pied at Baton Rouge-and finally stamped and rivet-
ted with the solemn sanctity of an oath at Wash
ngtonthat in deliberate and exulting defiance of all
these there is every prospect that the present ad
mnistraton is TO be hostile the interests of
the people is possible to be- The country Gen
eral Tay Tor apparently yielding himself TO the reckless
counsels of violent men, who could win the popu-
lar voice themselves. The country his nominations
OF the reckless opponents of the late Mexican war;
which he won all his greenest anrels Disappointment
and disgust the sensations excited by this spectacle
and the result is before The people return the flag
OF that great old party which is always identified with
the countrywhch is in the fore front of every progress
sive movement-and which, in power, or out, always
strikes for the common benefit Of all The Connecticu
election Is the pioneer of many other evidences of this
Impressive moral Pennsyipan
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The New Bedford Mercury (whig) presumes that the
next House of Representatives will be decidedly whg
"over all other parties and factions, "a position which is
certain y and that the Senate though decided
lily democratic, will have democrats in it who twill
make little opposition TO the present administration y
This, again, will depend upon its measures if it have
any ecommend) The Mercury declares that he
party question of the session will probably be thu
tariff" 1t contends Excessive duties should not be re
CURED but specific duties should be substituted for the
present unfair ad vaorem system, and just discrimna.
tons should be made in favor of American labor so that
may be moderately protected" II asks for this system
only five years. as if the avdty of greedy manufacturers
could be saated by such an indulgence The
paper calls for reorganization of the fiscal system at the
next session OF Congress 1t prefers National Bank
ga great public blessing, if it could be established under
proper restrictions " but it ncned to believe that
such bank will be established, especially by the next
Congress-, it insists upon modification of the sub
treasury system Now, as not certain but that
at the next session the ultra wings may attempt to esab
ish National Bank, ought to calculate such thing
as among the possible of the session. Let
every democrat therefore, who is yet to vote for mem
Der of Congress- take that friend of protective
tariff or National Bank be elected.
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Trick.-The eppointnen NJ OF United states Marsha
a York,

The Albany Express gives the following a,coun. of
fne appointment OF Mr. Kellogg nrsha for the north.
red roses: " o "
"Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Seward agreed TO meat 81, tho
oioteary OF state office, at p certain day. and
to unite upon one oil the candidates the office Of
sba, which candidate Mr. Clay promise to
70 Cen Taylor Tor nomination At IL on the day fixed
Mr. Fillmore being In the chair OF the Senate mucb N hi
astonishment the name of Mr.. Kellogg was sent in as
marshal of the northern district. Mr. f. nmedarrIv
MI Seward and inquired the meaning of this unex
cd nomination. Mr.; =. denied all knowledge of il Mr.
F. ,rn called upon Mr.. Clayton and inquired the reason ri
the nomination. Mr. q. informed him that a gentleman
whom no supposed to be of integrity, had called
upon him that morning, and informed him Messrs
Fillmore and Seward had agreed upon the nomination o
Mr. Kellogg, and that he had therefore his to Gen
Taylor. Upon Mr.. Filmores informing Mr.. c. that nc
great regret, and offered request Gen. Taylor with
draw the nomination of Mr. kellogg. But such meas
deemed expedient by Mr. Fillmore, although
urged by Mr.. Berrien and other whig senators.
Such are the facts, communicated to us by a gen
teman oil the highest character who received his nioma
ton from Mr.. Fillmore himself"
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RY.I. GREEN; .gucisonetr.

GOLD PENS, PENCILS. IVORY FANS, GOLD
VI CHAINS, CARD CASES, BEAD BAGS AND PURS-
sell at nv auction room Concert Hail. Browns Ho
tel O'Clock, p handsome assortment OF the above
named goods, viz:
Gold pencils of every size, gold pens
Gold guard and fob chains, steel bags
Ivory fans, bead bags and purses
Gold cameo brcastpns, superior quality
Gold ladies' earrings, brooches, Nc.
Gold and silver watches
With many other fancy and useful articles.
The ladies and gentlemen oil Washington particularly
invited attend the SALE they will find wortay Of their
attention Terms cash. A. GREEN,
An6-2t Aucttoneer.
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l,NURNITURE DRY GODDS.-cLA'IETI ~ DbDSON
T. would respec fully inform all housekeepers well as
those who intend keep house. that then assortment OF
the above description OF goods is now complete SO that all
may favor them with their patronage will be able TO
furnish stock their entire house from basement 10
attic, with all kinds of carpetng, mangs, and olcoths
for floors.
All kinds of curtain materials, such as damasks In satin
laiDe India damask and damask dimity, IN pink blue,
buff, yellow, and white all new and beautiful goods.
All kinds muslin and lace curtains from the most cabo-
rately worked to the piainest aud cheapest kind
Also a general bedding table linen, and
toweing; word, all dry goods wanted IN furnishing
a house, from the richest to the poorest.
CLAliETT " DODSON,
Corner of Penn. avenae and OH street, up stairs
Apri
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


90 Mr. c. w JAMES, No. Harrison Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling agent for the States assisted by
James smith j. t Dent T. O. Smith, Frederick Hawse, John
w Armstrong. Jasen Taylor, T. NJ Stevenson W. Ramsey and
Perrin Locke.
Q Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES. 1872 South Tenth street Phladel
pha our general travelling agent assisted by James X Whip
pie, VIM H. Weld, o. H. p Stem John b. Weld L. s. Waterman
John Collins. James Deerins Albert X Wellington, James
Henry Plat, and +. A. Evans.
0y- Mr.. HENRY M LEWIS Of Montgomery, Alabama Is
general travelling agent for Alabama assisted by
b. b Brett.
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m n. GREEN, ,Amtioaeer.

HORSES COWS, HOGS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
IL Carryals, Carts, Hay Straw, and Corn fodder at
lio,-On Monday the 10Th of April shall sell at the
residence and dairy estab hment of Messs Genzenbach
and Schaub corporation line, North Capitol
street Esngs brick yard adjoining the residence OF
Mr. Gilman, at 10 O'clock the entire stock, &c,
3 good horses, IL good mich cows. lot of hogs, &c.
2 new carts good carts, ploughs and harness
cultivator harrow. cutting-box, COW chains. nc.
Lot of hay, straw, and corn fodder
Also other house, farming, and dairy utensils
Terms All sums of and under 500, cash; $40, a
credit and four months, for notes satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest A. GREEN,
Mar 3l--eodNds Aucuoneer.
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Claims against Mexico.

NORNELlUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
~ ms will continue attend to the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims citizens of the United States against
Mexico before the Board of Commi ssoners which will
meet the 10th of present month. They have had
great deal of experience and recovered large amounts be-
lore former boards. Their will be moderate.
All letters addressed either of them at Washington,
post paid will receive prompt attention.
April i-dlm
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- mo FRIENDS TO REWARD, ENEMIES PUNISH ~
90 SAID General Taylor before the election
we learn from the Banner that Col. L. p. Cheatham
mas been removed from the office of postmaster at Nash
vile, this commissioned expred,) and Dr. John Shelby
appointed IN his place Col Cheatham has been an able
AMI popular ohcer and no one has heard whisper
OF complaint against him for interfering in elections since
ms apIiauneut He has been removed for being dem
ocral, anu iJr nothing else.-Nashvaie Union
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NOTICE TO EMIGNANTs for Oregon, California,
~ New Mexico, desiring to purchase Arms from
the United States.-rhe following regulations viii govern
issuing and ammunition under the resolution OF
Congress, approved March 81, 1919
/ Each applicant must send To the War Department an
affidavit that his bona de intention TO emgrae 10 Ore
gon, California, New Mexico AS the case may be
and distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires.
On receipt of application and affidavit as above
stated, sufficient supply OF the arms and alnmhaiton
esgnaed by him, and equip eacn applicant, may
be- delivered him his order payment of the cost
heeof Provided the has such arms, and the
be sold without derment 10 the public service
and If then the applicant receive such other
and ammunition he shall select upon the condi-
3 Arms and ammunition furnished above will be de-
vered each applicant his authorized agent the
convenient arsenal where the be
Tho place delivery desired by the applicant should be
designated
GEO w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War.
War DEPARTMENT., March Is, lSl9.-2aw3w
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TUCKER - DANIEL, merchant tailors. doors
of Browns hotel, beg leave call the attention OF their
and others their assortment of spring goods
received in store Their stock comprises de-
scrpton of articles for coats pantaoons and for the
season, and in point of quality and price cannot be
passed by any establishment in this city elsewhere.
They have also hand, usual assortment OF fancy
articles for gentlemen's wear.
AaS e ,uDw
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I'm IL. GREEN, .YmCli0nrcr.

GROCERY STORE, FIXTURES, &c., AT AUCTION.
VI On Monday, the Oh instant, shall sell the grocery
East Capitol the East Capitol gaze, at
10 o'clock, a. m, good lh OF groceries, viz;
Tea, sugar, coffee, noIa sses and oil
Lard, soap, candles, tobacco, cigars NC.
Nails, bru hes, brooms, pickles. catsup
Spices, beans, glass jars, &c.
Glass crockery, and stone
Also, the fixtures, tea canisters
Scales, weights, and measures oil cans, &c.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Ap6-N Anconeer.
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closing and the receipt the mails at the
post Office in WsshInxto ID. q.


THE great mail from Baltimore, Phadelpha,
be received by O'Clock daily and the mail TO be
from this Office and by those places win be closed
he retofose, at O'Clock p. daily
The southern mail will be closed hereafter daily at
o'clock a. and Will be received heretofore, daily by
8 O'Clock
The second eastern (way) mail and great western mail
received by %. and closed D. daily, The
mail trains, north of Philadelphia, to arrive there in
time with the train Tor Baltimore, which brings
the great mail arrive here by No eastern mail Is
deceived at this Office Sunday night and
way mall be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up on
Saturday night
The mail Tor Anna polls, Maryland and Norfolk and ad-
acen places Virginia. closed every night except Sat-
urday p. M and is received six times week, with a
mail from Baltimore, Maryl by IL
The mail from Georgetown, d. o., Is received twice daily
by a. m and p and il is closed for that place at the
same hours.
Wednesda and Friday OF each week by p. and IL
is closed for those places at p m. of the same days
The matt from Rockville, Nc, Md, is received by
Wednesday and Saturday, each week, and closed for
those places at m. Of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro nc, Md, received by D. M. Monday,
Port Tobacco, nc, Md, received Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, by p M closed Sunday, Tuesday, and
Thursday at p: M
Wednesday, and Friday, by II p. M; closed at p
Monday Wednesday, and Friday.
Leesburg, &c Va, received by and closed at p.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday.
G5-The postage on newspapers, and that all printed
addressed TO foreign country, required 10 be
paid advance. The postage is also be prepaid on
letters and addressed foreign countries than
Great Britain and Ireland and Bfemeu, in Europe, and
places which they pass through the Bremen post
CHARLES X GARDNER, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE WAsHINGroN April 2, 1919, APP 3-3teod
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Hy \. GKEE,C. .7ucitOneer.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ADJOINING THE
CORPORATION LINE, CONTAINING Il ACRES,
MORE OR LESS AT AUCTiON.-On Monday, the 10th
Of April shall sell immediately after the sale oil the cows
horses hogs, wagons, &c, OF Messrs. Grnzenbaugh *
Schaub handsome Of land adjoining their premises,
occupied by tem containg II acres in high ste OF
in meadow
TERMS Ten pei of the purchase money cash bal
ance in annual nsalments bearing interest.
APP 3-eodNds A. GREEN, Auctoneer
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rINIFIE's Mechanical aud Geon strIcsI DRAWN

NTINIFIE'S Mechanical and GeometrIcsl Drawing
1fl Book, vol. Baltimore, 1919.
Williams Manual for Model Drawing and Perspective,
vol London.
Sopwith's Isometrical Drawing London.
Jopn's lsometrical Drawing London.
Arthmecal Perspective 10y Z. E. Bernard, civil engi-
neer London
Gwi on Shadows; London
Applications de la GeometIe Descriptive Ombrss,
la Perspective, a Ia Gnomonique Engrenages par
Olivier, vols Paris, isi7
Browns Practical Perspective vol, quarto London.
Deacon's Elements Of Perspective Drawing London.
Woods Manual of Perspective London.
Tbenots Practical Perspective New York.
And many others of The class of SCIENCE
for the limits OF an advertisement
apps FRANCK TAYLOR.
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ID Gather late of the army, are located in Washington
CIV to attend to military and all other desert ptions of
ella ms against the government and business in the
courts They will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board of Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
Officers and soldiers the Mexican may rely upon
most prompt attention TO their business.
Address OEara Il Gather post paid
Ap6-df
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The greatest transoenden,ast in the world .. w nus
SELL Taylor candidate for Congress in the wheeling d'sric
ovirgina He says, In general am in favor OF the prn
cpes which the people OF the United States hare sanctioned
by the election of General Taylor the Presidency"
Boston Post.
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NoAioG The copnrnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween JOHN e. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TICKER will continue
tend promptly to all business before Congress and the de
parfments as heretofore. March 2l-n
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Psychological Electro ,Iasn.t,sm.
Second Class for Pirate Instruction

Second Class f0r PTiUdfe instruction.
WILLIAM MANN, of Washington city, having receiv
w ed a full OF instruction in the above-named
science from Dr. b. b. Williams, and being authorized to
teach the same, his friends and the public
generally that a second class is now forming
For &C. application be made at his residence
9th street, between and Streets between the hours
of 8 and 10 IN. and and p. m.
The class will Monday 9th April until that
time an opportunity will be given consult Mr. Mann on
the subject. Mar 3l-dtA p9h~
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Writing Ink, I'm

UNRENCH Writing Ink, imported direct from, tho
manufacturers, Pene Guyot Cie Paris by the sub
scber OF quality much superior any he been able
to find in England or the United States
Ape FRANCK TAYLOR.
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L,OR RENT and possession given the LIST OF April
proximo, the four story house street, south side,
near 18th street Inquire Of Mr. Reed, next door.
Mar 9-3taw2w*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-15

In the list Of resources item Of $427e % loan to
the State Of Missouri to pay volunteers and OF
$4ele7 bills receivable for sale Of real estate These
items 60 towards making the aggregate movement but
wshave comparison to make with similar pre-
vious returns OF the capital stock paid In 1854 2o5 is
owned by the State and s25S oe2 BY individuals 40
oording to the returns for June last the amount Of
specie hand exceeded the circulation $32o ISL and
according to the returns for December 1s4S the CIR
culation exceeded the specie hand $l42,2o4. This
shows decrease in the specie within the six months Of
SIS and increase In the circulation Of S45osso
There had been slight norsase in the line Of loans
and in the deposits; but the movement had in the
aggregate increased but moderately, and the position
Of the mother bank and branches such to
strengthen the confidence hitherto placed In them.
il an extraordinary circumstance for the banks of
State remotely situated as Missouri, to DO so well
provided with specie With exception ouisiana
there is not another State In the Union whore tho
banks can make such exhibit. SO long this po.
slton is maintained, there be apprehs nssn Of
. demand for specie beyond the immediate ability Of
the banks to supply.
The movement Of each bank In the State Of Mis-.
souri, consisting Of the Bank Of the State and branches
at four periods within the past three years. has
a. annexed -
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CO N MERClAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.


There was no material variation In quotations for
stocks to-day The sales of fAnciss were large, aud
the bulls supplied with all they wanted In anti
cpetion Of an imprsvemen Mt in prices as tho
new Administration gets the control Of the Treasury
Department, and the Independent Treasury dsgorges
porton Of its specie, the bulls purchasing largely
on time, buyers option; but there is hesitation
the part Of the bears to make any contract At oursu
rates, upon any terms At the first board to-day Har
lem fell off u per cent; United States Sizes 1888 "
and Treasury notes u. Erie rs advanced per cent;
Penn. IS a. All others closed at yesterdays prices
Money Is slightly easier In the street. and loans on
CALL to some extent have been made ct six per cent
This is but temporary relief aud the bears point to
the long list Of packets due from London Liverpool
and Havana. and predict demand for specie, upon
their arrival fer the payment CT duties, that will put
the upon the money market tighter than they
have been yet. Quotations for foreign exchange have
been reduced by the late European Large remit.
tances Of American securities WILL without doubt, be
made BY the next packet which will tend to further
reduction in the rates for bills London. Many Of
these remittances WILL learn, be made In the ful
meIt of orders received by the Nsgars that there
is not so much probability anticipated, of q reaction
in prices in London upon the receipt of large lots OF
stocks from this country The bulls feel confident that
the demand and improvement in prices for all Ameri-
can fecuritleo In LONDON arc tne result OF growing
them modes of investment not only on
account Of the safety, but account Of the high
rate of interest they bear.
At the second boerd prices improved slightly, but
the sales were moderate, and the market closed firm,
with upward tendency.
1t appears by teegraphio despatch, published yes
terday that the Legislature of Illinois adjourned on
the 18th instant die About the 30th of January
last the Senate passed resolution to adjourn on the
18th, but it was supposed and hoped that the lower
house would not concur. 1t has, however and all the
main business for which the Legislature convened has
been left undone 1t is opinion that the reduction
IN the pay Of MEMBERS required by the GO nsttu
ton after session of forty days, had to do with
this sudden and early adjournment than elss
1t will be seen. by notice in this days paper that
the Hudson River Railroad Company have advertised
for proposals for issue Of $500 900 OF the bonds o.
the company bearing interest the rate Of seven per
cent.
We annex the semi report Of the Bank Of
Missouri and branches for Juno, 1s47, 4s and Dec.
ls48, showing the movement in each department at
each period. There has been an increase In all the
leading features:-
STATE OF THE BANK STATE or Missouri AND IT'S
BRANCHFs.
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Court orGenerai Sessions.

Pre- Judge Ingraham, aud Aid Downing and Dodge.
tB. IA Trial of johnson Hermense, continued. -
officer McCLELLAND being placed en- the stand,
I'D that ne arrested the prisoner at his house, No.
A adam street, on the ii Of January last. He
the prisoner at the time, that there had bssn q
Iery committed; then proceeded to search the
kner, but found no money, except . little small
kgs.
stimony as to character vas put In, when counsel
med up and the court charged The jury not having
I'd at tho usual hour Of adjournment, "a o'olock)
kourt adjourned over to 8 O'Clock, when 1t again
and the jury found the prisoner guilty aud re-
Inended him to mercy. Sentence was suspended,
Wish the court adjourned