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ISTEREsrING PROM NEw MExIco.

~ lLhESllAG fhOM NEW MEAlIU.
We understand that lie War Depart.
meni has received from Col. Washington,
commanding in New Mcxico. lie interest.
ing intelligence Aal he had concluded
treaty IL peace With the formidable tribe
81 Nasajoe Indians. Col. W. returned
TO Santa Pc an The 25th oi September
from an expedition into The country Of the
Nayajoes, during which ihey entered into
tie treaty. Previous to concluding the
treaty. hoserer. the head rh ef 81 The tribe.
Narbona, was killed in skirmish. This
chief had been for thirty years the scourge
Of The inhabitants Of New Mexico. The
yallpys in The Nasajne country are re-
presented as being exceedingly fertile.
and The corn crops very abundant. The
lrIhe numbers from seven 10 ten thousand
souls, Of whom between Two and three
lhon.and are warriors. who are generally
well mounted. and armed with guns or
lances, and boNs and arrows.
The expedition under Major s. Sleen,
Of Tie First Dragons. had also returned
10 Santa lie from the country Of the Apa.
ches. On tile 10Th July an affair had
occurred between The hostile Apaches and
\ The troops al Sierra del Sacramento. which
was highly crelilable 10 our officers and
men. On the 10Th August small ORA
COON force, nnder this officer, defeated q
large patty of Apaches near Tie Copper
Mines. on which occasion The Major was
severely wounded; after which Lieut.
Bryan, Of The Typographical Engineers
succeeded TO the command Of The deiaeh
meni.
On the same day. (l6lh August Lieut.
Burnside. Of The Third Artillery, had al
! affair with lie Apache Indians in the Vi
!. cinily Of Los Vagas, which resulted II
4 their defeat, with much loss, only ten on
Of forty escaping. The Lieutenant wat
slightly wounded.
Captain papin, commanding at Los
Vallas, with his company of volunteers
surprised a party of marauding Apache:
ON The night Of the sih September neal
san vagas. killing and wounding mum
Der Of Them, The bodies of six Indians hav
ing been lef, upon lie field. Tie note,
, chief PclrilIo was killed and lis wife takel
; prisoner.
The battalion Of six companies Thir,
Infantry, under Brevet Major ]. Val
Horne, which marched for San Antonio
|, f'rexas.) arrived at FL Paso on Septem
Der sih, all well. Owing to the necessit,
Of opening The road The march occupies
one hundred days.
Early in October il was the intention
Of Brevei Lieut.. Col. ]. L. Johnston, Q
The Typographical Engineers, and Cap
French, Assistant Quarter master, TO re
turn 10 San Antonio, and they we've TO b
escorted by company Of infantry unde
Capt. King.
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, pst n rs eER nnsi ralnsble sispl-.
We lfSFn lrom ouI exchange Paptrs lhai
Geoigis already has ioHy-iiFe rnilaa fae-
tuEirs. South CaTalina liiirl,-iiyr. kiTgsniz
isriy. NORA Carolina illiriy i've. A 'abap,s
twenty, and Mlssissippi considerable
nunbrT. TIE South has alsO entered ~
20 the Faissoad sysiem. These eEenis
are d much national imPo iance. y ilsey
not only secure he advance IN wealth. and
prosperity 81 lie S,uh, bgl brge. a rom
mon interest. n eqaalizing both sections
AZ HE Union. % Is e.eniDally 10 10 awsy
wih ~ piJudice AMI Jealousy.
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WHIT Iallroads VIII do.-Cenrg

What Railroads will do.-GeOrgia
RailrOad.-lI i an inconleslibe fact. says
tbs n. o. pieaynns, that for miles on
either side ofeyery line Of Railroad which
has been made in Georgia, lie lands have
appreciated from one hundred 10 five
hundred per cent, and III many instances
much more, SO that the Increased value Of
lands alone has been much more han tie
whole cost Of the roads. New life has
been infused into The whole State. Towns
are springing up as il 10y magic. All the
productions Of her soil are speedily and
cheaply waited 10 a ready cash market,
and return heights cost mol more Than one.
fourth part Of former prices; and she is
now reaping the rich fruits Of her liberal
and enlightened policy"
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rhanXssI,Iny.-Di.ias ssrier BY !,

Thanxssffins.-Disine sersioe may BE-
e,pericd in The Presbyterian rhuIeA Tomorrow
morning rThurslsy) a ! I O'Clock; !, being he
IL. e, apar " the Governor Of this Stale, -
compliance with resolution Of The Legislature.
/, u observed = i day Of Public Thanksgiving.
The institutions Is Of New England origin.
With ihem il ! day Cor religious Observance !;
mi il Is also tay Cor the re-assenlling Of family
,irrlcs, and inisrchanecs Of social kindness and
si.ililics, and i always booked forward to with
warm aniiripaliens, and Remembered with che
rished emotions Il i. therefore, an institution
dear Is every tue son q Ncw England. weare
Glad 10 see il transIian,ed 70 the South. 70,
- fayored Than our Northern brethren ~ ki.ll
Providence il Is right that our hearts alse should
Il iaiscd in gratitude and Praie 70 ne Great CT
yer; and while rejoicing over The Engineering Of
The bounlics q fulfill hcIds, ans The manifold
blessings with which we are surrounded. shall
noi We -. " imitation % The Puritan fathers.
manilrs, our joy by calargel charities and il re-
Mewcd intercourse with osT kindred and friends,
n conformity with the spirit Of the institution,
and in compliance with The recommendation Of
the Governor, il j. hoped fiat al business will Be
suspended as iar as practicable, and that the day
will be spent in ascrp,ions Of praise to the Source
Of al our blessings, in socal intercourse. and in
acts 81 kindness and charity.
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corresponlenee Of lhe \. y. couIier.


|, is believed that the New French En-
yoy will reach Washington during The
month Of November, and that he will
come with instructions TO present immc>
diaiely for adjustment, the two claims
which led TO Poussin's disaster. By this
means, the French Cabinet will recover
from the appearance ofconcession, in The
prompt appointment of NJ. Pofssin's suc-
cessor. But Mr.. Clayton is qune certain
that this intercourse with M. Bpis lie
Com,e will be of The mostfhaldly cha>
racler. aud The matter in Dispute will be
disposed Of very readily and in smanner
altogether satisfactory 10 all parties.
There is no ground for the statement
Thai Mr.. Riyes. when in London, held,
under instructions from this Government,
an interview with Lord Palmersion, as to
The Nicaragua matter. That affair Is en-
tirely in the hands OF MIR. Lawrence, Sc
Ear as our diplomatic agency IS concerned
and have reason 1, believe that our Co
veinment thinks il will be speedily ant
fairly adjusted.
Secretary Meredith is at work nigh
aud day on his Report; and j, is said tina
il will be voluminous document, ant
viii exhibit some astonishing facts am
figures connected with the past Financls
Policy Of the Government.
The first Report from the new Depart
ment is looked for with much inleres
! n will be tersc aud business like docu
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The Right Talk. Again Ills " fall q

The Right Talk. - Again It's "fall Of
the year!" The sere and The yellow
Ieai" and auiumnal lrosts an blasts will
soon be upon US. Vegetation alIeady
wears The gamilure Of tecay, and falling
leaves and faded flowers will soon slrew
The shady dclls and rural haunis of sum.
mer. 10 dispell The gloom Of the coming
season, our readers have only 10 pay The
printer, keep clear conscienees, walk The
crack OF propriety, and toe the mark Of
moral recliiude; buy warm clothes Of the
tsilors; practice home virtues and piety !;
90 10 church, and read the papers: be up
and doing perpendicular aud prompt in
all their dealings and actions, light hearts
and perennial flowers will cluster around
their hearth stones as "lhck as leaves in
Vallambrosia's vale.
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rErERsBrRo NArKETs
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Flialy, No. q. 1853
Tcslcco.-Bni lille arriving. go -
tts Nel snsisirsi. TIE res ZIP -
ghs e aIPfas IN slsasl quantities I'D ssiis
ala 60.
I0TIos.-'fae siorA i y ; stshi. and
Prirss eenllaue 70 inPmEe. isnsing flnm
l0s lie.
FLoUa.-Priet. steady Il s5f So su-
Pe.hAe. . , 81. IL family.
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naHi.. " tae liuggnaEd. : : N:
Nrstr,n Sissui,.,is ans. Sidss o a7e.
LARD.-Amgma Lard. saelr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14
Notice
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

II " u ~ y N n H. u.
HAVING sold The plantation on which now
reside. ! willsaross 10 public sale "a Tues.
day nth December next. On q credit ~ nine
months, the following property. 70 Wit: several
fine ilorscs; large stock ~ Cnule. including
some fine Mich Cows; large stock Of Hogs,
80 head II sheep. : 81 u Smiths Fonls nearly
new, $50 hsrrrls u Cam. q crop of Oats Fodder.
Hay, Sc. Plantation T'onls, llous, hold aud ki,ch-
en Furniture, ANA many ollct articles TOO tedious
10 mealion. Bond with approved security re.
quirsa.
81. Al persons having claims sgainsi the sub
scriher viii present them Tor payment. anl ~
indebted BY open account viii please close them.
l.EMUEL II. MEBANE.
November ~, 1919. Tit
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E.OchieI for sale.

,UNHE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
one mile north West Of liillsburough.
There are eleven rooms ia the dwelling, with
good Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen, and two
hundred ana i've acres Of Land, one hundred and
6ftv of which are enclosed. The work on the
House Is executed in the best manner; the silua-
lion is pleasant, and commands fine view Of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred anl forty acres in
a north.eastcrly direction, which will be sold eth
= with or without ths first mentioned tract.
i long credit will lie given, if desired note and
good security required.
WM, II. WHIT FED.
October &c e5--
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81 i PrfssEi lafFs j. = Fanslris e 81
= nsissssi 7eliiir. TIE Maaes Posi-
. = ne nHly sbeOTbsng lelir; sd thsl
= lol = III cornegizd .ilh Ill =. sac
sesl'rhslly. Hsu,,s' A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14
Notice.

A $ am Obliged To raiss money 10 carry on
: my business and pay my debts, those who
are indebted 10 me, Is noie OF account, are cam
cslly requested 10 call and make immediate pay-
mcnt
HENRY EVANS.
". U. ! have on hand a large assortment of
well IN lJe Furniture, which viii sell low lor
cash.
am atfo prepared 10 furnish Collins at three
hours notice, Of the painest or fnsl style, Of
Walnut o. Mahogany.
Persons at distance may rely on being served
here sooner than they can be Al home.
III. EVANS.
Catinsi mixer and General Uad,riabsr.
Nov. 10. o.
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A cilizen Of Francisco died insolvent
last fall, 10 The amount Of S2l 900. His
administrators were delayed in settling his
affairs, and lis real estate advanced 50 RAJ
ddIy in value, in the meantime, that after
Iii. debts were paid, his heirs have pre-,
sert income of $4,000!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14

Father. amt you you opposed 10 mo-
nopoly!" shouted litlle fellow as his
parent took up a brandy boitle. Yes,
my boy" "fhen give me drink TOO.
The father broke the bottle on the floor
and since lllcn has mol tasted liquor.
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Operations Of the Magnetic Tele.

graph. The news by the steamer Europa
was published simultaneously in New
York. Phladephia, Baltimore. Washing
ton, Richmond, Charleston, Columbia, Au.
gusta,. Savannah, Montgomery end New
Orleans. The Southern telegraph line is
now working admirably throughout The
whole extent.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14

- ttsn .N1w@Es 81 o.
"wednesday, November IN.
worm carolina RaiI Road.

- Upon consultation sah Ciiizens interested
=, ~, ~ ortan6 work. Il Is deemed advisable 70
1, .,o,ne Inc contemplated Convention heEeiOiose
,lser,ised 70 lake plscr q GFrenshOrough on the
Isl instant Noiice i therefore hereby given.
-, sail Convention viii ie hel1 Al Grecnsl.o-
,g,.s 81 TzErsdag ne ezra Noren.Esr.
IN. M0REHEAD. Chm EH. Com.
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Thanksglying.-Thanksgiying dry has
lecn appointed in twelve States. viz; in Florida,
Thursday the i, Of November; in New Hamp-
shire and North Carolina, Thursday the 18th
and in Maine, Massachusetts,, Vermont. Gonnec,
lieut., New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Maryland, aud Ohio, THURSDAY the s9lh Of No.
yembcr.
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Large Crop.-At the late agricultural
fair held III Licking county, Ohio, Pre-.
MUM was awarded 10 General I. w.
Wilson, for the best crop ofcorn, lis pro-
duet b ing lSi bushel. per acre, on farm
Of about 100 acres. None oil his compe-
tilors raised less than 100 bushels per acre.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14

We neglected 10 mention in our last, that
James +. Waddell, esq, oflhis place, late Lieu
tenant in the United States army in Mexico, has
been appointed Consul AT the city Of Maiemoros
in Mexico, and will depart in few days 10 enter
upon the duties Of his Office.
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We copy the following advertisement
from the Washington Union Of Saturday,
Cor The benefit Of those who are afflicted
with the disease spoken of:
Cure for The ErOpSy-The following
recipe for the cure Of the dropsy has been
already published; but in order lhatit may
be kept before the public, and especially
for lie benefit Of the Poor, il has been
thought best by one who has experienced
lis excellence, 10 give il additional circu-
lalion
Reeipe.-Take six quart jug OF old
hard cider, put therein pint OF mustard
seed, one double handful Of par.ely roots,
one double handful Of lignumvita shay
ings, and one double handful Of horse
radisll roots. Lei them simmer together
over slow fire foriy.eigh, hours, when
il will he e, for use. Take tea.cup lnll
Of this liquor three times day.
Virginia Adrertiser, IT'S.
Il hoped that this valuable recipe will
be extensi, ely Ct culateG, and its virtues
made known 10 all afflicted with the drop
81, and tia, The newspapers generally val
copy il.
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Defamation.-The defamers OF this
administration have failed TO make any
thing gu, Of The yarIous attempts they
have participated in to injure u. They
tried out Of The Caba question TO do some>
lhing-,bey failed. They tried The
around Island" difficulty they did'isuc.
coed. They tried tie Pouissoo sif.r--
IN this they cane out Of the !" little end OF
the horn" They tired the " Nicaragua
Question" bu, Mr.. Clayton has been TOO
much for them. And what is IL they
have tried. that they haven, been COM
ple,cly flllcd in, So powerless have they
been, in their vain attempts 10 ihjare lhC
administration and raise political Juror
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-11-14

Duelling in Kentucky.-We see it sta
ted that proposition has been snbmi,led
10 The Kentucky Convention, having for
lis object the suppression of the practice
Of duclling. Il proposes to prohibit all
persons, both principals aud accessories.
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The Central Raj, I,oad.-we :

Thp tenlfat tkala hf01u.-Mc are
entified in Observing, that the developments Of
the last few weeks have been so favorable as 10
remove all doubt Of the final accomplishment Of
this great work.
The citizens Of Wilmington, mindful Of the
manifold advantages which must ascruc 10 them
from the construction Of the Road, have appoint
ed a committee Of twelve to solicit, subscriptions
IN that town, who were iorepor to an adjourned
meeting 10 he held on Wednesday evening last.
Petersburg, loo, is sensible Of the vast advan-
iages Of the road to its commercial prosperity, and
at the call Of the Mayor held meeting On Thurs
day last, III which ten delegates were appointed
10 attend the Central Railroad Convention 10 be
held al Grcensborough on the 29ih instant. Gov.
Morehcad was introduced by ]. w. Syme. esq,
and addressed the meeting at length on tho adj
yantagcs to result to Petersburg from the com
plesion Of the Road. The speech is spoken OF in
high terms by the Petersburg Inielligencer af-
fectve, and calculated TO awaken lively intcrcs;
in work Of so great importance to that town.
The delegates appointed to attend the Conycn-
zion are, Mcssrs. Tn. Wallace, ]. II. Patterson,
A. G. McIlwainc, II. d. Bird, Jas. McIlwainc,
Lenuel PEBBLES, III. $. Gholson, Jno. Donnan,
Jno. Rowlctt, and VIM. Lea, il.
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Election of Senator in Illinois. &c
neral Shields (I.ocofoeo) has been again
elected 10 the U. S. Senate by the l.egis>
lature Of Illinois-his first election Having
been declared void by the Senate on The
ground that he had moi been naturallzed
citizen sufficient length OF lime. lie Is
now eligible. Gen. S. before his election
decla ed himself in favor Of restricting sla'
very in the new territories.
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Arrival Of Returning Ministers

The American mail.sieamer Wash ng-
ton, from Southampton, brought 10 New
York number nf passengers. amongst
whom were the Hon. Romulus NJ. Sann.
ders, Of North Carolina, late U. s. Minis
Ter Plenipotentiary 10 Spain; Hon. Rich
ard Rush, Of Pennsylvania, late Envoy 10
France; Hon. William n. Stiles, Of
Georgia, late Charge d Afl'aires al Wen
ma; and Hon. r. p. Flenniken, Of Penn
sylvania. late Charge d. Aiiaires at Co
Penhagon, each accompanied BY his iami-
~. Nat. Intel
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nENRY ENANS
Notice.

A Ill whom il may concern will take notice,
~ that have given 10 nv son William Vice.
don liberty TO transact business on his own ac-
count, and become responsible for bis own con-
tracts, in as full and perfect manner as il he had
arrived at the full age Of twenty .onc years.
HARRISON WELDON.
November H. OF 3wp
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= 10 msy htsraEsf bs erglssd IL arb
ilom hoiaing sfy silirr II Dc q anao !,
aesl.h.
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The following is extracted from the
Lisbon correspondence Of the London
Daily News:
London, October 8, 1910.
IAN unexpected circumstance has oc.
cured here, arising from tile last war be-
tween Great Britain and The United States.
An American prlrsteer was chased BY .
BRUSH vessel of war OF much superior
force, and The former, to avoid capture,
ran under The batteries Of Faysl, thereby
placing herself in neutral waters. The
BRUSH vessel manned her boats, aud
proceeded towards The privs,eer with
view 10 board her, but the boats
we're bea,rn of. They, however, return
ed, with a reinforcement. 10 the mean
while, The crew of the priuateer, find
ing that they could not successfully
contend against numbers, abandoned The
vessel and landed on the island. The
vessel was ,sken possession Of by the
Brush, and burnt. The British alter
wards landed, and, on meeting with The
people Of The priva,eer, the one compli-
mented the other on their skill and bra
very. Now, however, after lapse oil
ihir,y-seven years, (the affiir having Ia
ken pace in 1912, the American Govern
meni has called upon Portugal for the va
lue Of The vessel, The capture having Ia
ken place under The guns of the battery,
and il is conlended the Portuguese aer'
bound to protect her. The question sp'
pears 10 be a delicate one, and, shonlI
Portugal percmptorily refuse 10 indemnl
rs the Americans, there will be diplo
ms,ic misunderstanding. Thus stand
| the msrler. and there ! will leave il for ID
consideration Of wiser heads"
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NNe- t1sAe~s-4 4Nf NMAfr ~ Att 60 amos
aeai.h.
ksasfiful StoLe.-Tl.tTe ) IN ll,is Il.
rlniiy hesulilRl slonr. found no where
eitean has roniineHi. knoHn a. tie :. Leo
PasdFr, 80 called from lhe dark spots
Eislrh oernr il Il. As here j. no sions
10 illis klnd any where else IN lhe Union.
and . has Vas Z c firsi plare where he
inasprndenfe ofIhe Amer rsa people VAS
declared. Il would be most sppropr.aie d.
occupy some conspicuous position in Inc
NaiitIal Monument. now being er eied i
Washington. What sats The Governor
10 block 81 i accompanying lie Lincoln
ton block Of msrblel can an arrangement
II lllal kind BE- effected Exas,s NJ
The Heteor-The meteor flor il was
one The explosion o. winch re noticed
in oar k.sl. was heard IN Aorkyille and also
about sixly-6ve miles in a No lhwesl di,
rrciion firm that place. II is not noticed.
as fir as ne have seen, in sny ofour other
exchanges.
We learn also That 10 il track particles
q iron have been picked up. bu, ihe larg-
esl piece was fond in cabarTus county,
ahoni p miles from Charlotte. Il weighs
ID lbs. The gentleman who found il
slaies Illai i struck large pine lree lying
on Tie ground. went through il breaking il
70 two, and then inlo the earlh 10 The depth
Of lliIee leei. An eifar Was made IL OBJ
tam The iron bui he Was moi willing 10
gise il Up Enlil 81 his neighbors lad seen
y. chRlofis JguaOL
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Southern Progress. Many gratifying
evidences have lately been given that the
South has entered into the manufacture Of