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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
COATS Of all kinds, viz:

Pantal0oGs.
Cashmere Pants. i'll. cu,crs, Doe skin, black.
yellow, gse.n brown, ,lrab, Tweed 'ssifiere o.
all colors, black saiinr,t, s,ey blue, steel mixed
Jeans, brown anu blue. corduroy, sheep, cry.
VcStM vcSlS.
Silk, satin, cassis,.re. Mrfno, cloth satiaett.
Boys Clothing.
Over Coats, hlanNets, b aver pants.
CLOA IS at tie latest and most fashionable
81, les, and cheap.
Furnishing Goods.
Linen hoscinri shir $, ca leo. check, red ara
white p,al SHIRT. and drawers, Canton flannel DO
SIX handkfs n * do. su.ptndeis, SOCKS.
Hats and Caps
Fur. WALL silk plush caps @ita variety OF ON
er inis.
Tiuaks, carpet bass, Buffalo robes, 3 tialo q
yer III -.
A sl.leadid assortment OF Cloths and Cassi.
meres aud xestings Black French Cioih, oea-
se,, blue, green, D-.liee. &c.
taSSimrreS
Plain, hi ok, doe skin d.. Fancy Cassineres,
green, yellow, brown, ch-ci,, oil different SYKES
Also fine selection Of Vs>ings, SILK Velvet,
,aiin, sis, Cass mere. Menne.
SatinrltS.
Rroan, blup, Gre brown black.
All OF whiel, will be soIi hy the piece. or made
un Ia The most fashionable New ior> Styles, Al
sach prices which cannot tai 10 give ert,fe sGtis-
foeiioa
Therefore il Won wan, the hes, articles at The
loves, prices, OF If yon merely wish 10 sfah
yonr Taste BY examining aell selected soc !,
II. NINE / TIE Y al the OLD IOWA
CLOTHING ~TORE, ~heie the Subscriber MI
a Mays be aa hama.
,hor~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

QuAIsr.-in The language Of Brother
Sleek The ways af The world are getting
more and more wicked every day, while lhs,
heart 81 it AHA better As he neryousl,
observes, Sataa has made a railroad q.
bis depot, while men and women seem anx-
ious 10 90 down by the first irsia. He
again calls upon The enemies Of ..old pitch
FORK" to place moral I"g on his track. nnd
thus overiurn the locomotive If inianiry
aud save from utter redemption The worship.
ers ofhorsehair and rnsin-ihnse children e
the old serpent who twirl out Of cotiili,ns
into place where they have lots If fire
and no engines Albany Datchmcn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

E12 T. subscriber is Anen, IN .IN.t SinrR
- soy 4 BRoTHsss, Of St Louis. in the sale
Of Frui, Trees and Shruhher whica he viii
order and liav delivered ~ any person whc ma.
wish 10 purchase. Mrssrs $. Il BIS. assortment
is very large and ai orders viii be filled At yer,
ON rates. 4 catalogue he seen by calling
en- The subscriber, in Rock Island, one door east
OF J. Sailors Stop.
+, JACKSON, agent.
r lck Lind. Sapt. ee, 1850. 3-tt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

An EMERALD !rEs.-A shor, time since.
q sheep was stolen from field in Cnplcar.
ney county MAYO. Suspicion fell upon
the wife ofa man who had been transported
for similar offence, and on searching the
house the officer found the sheep in he'd
with iha children, with chemsc and night
cap on!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
Fall and Winter Stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Cloths, Cassiiners, VestIngs, a., ahu ne = els
oonfdent In saying that he will be able 70 com
pet. with any house in the West, and oy ODDS 10
give better barg aims than can be afforded ~ any
o her Esiahlishn. nj IL the place. u. Is largely
supplied with every variety OF ar'ees an his me,
and will take pleasure in showing ana selling ms
goods. His supply consists IN part o.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
fresh and unadul.era.ed Drugs,
NEW BOOKS.

DSN(1AA's
TINE subscriber has JUST received chaiee Sc
L lection ri standard works, Of B51 editions,
sl4tch he offers below the II. Louis prices. A.
neng ,lIet,l NAV be found
y CHS complete works, II vols. in 2;
Rotlin's A lcient History:
losephus, plain, embossed and family eds;
fumes iistors Of England, 6 sols
Qnaria B hles plain, gilt and omhoss.d;
Pocket do d. CO do
Pulseial do do do do
G ,ldsmah's Animated Mature:
Library al Natural History, 100 plate;
r, fen's wsrks. library and cloth eds;
Lrncia's Eype iiian 10 Dead sea:
Tlier's Consulate and Enpirc 81 Napoleon;
Wehs,er's quarie D ctioHars;
MAcaaeg' Hist 81 England
Wordsworth, Poe, Goldsmith,
Burns, Snolict, Sternc and
Scou's poeticaI and prose works.
Together with large assortment Of smaller
works, School Books and sraricSEgy If all
kinds. Sore in the Post Office room
A SANDERS.
Davenport, Nov. TAI, 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
WHEAT WHEATi

ME wish to purchase any quantity Of good
w Nj .tchaniahie Wheat. delivered Al orr
Store in Davenport this fall and Writer. TO,
which " will pay the highest hrr.e' ,'viee in
c ,sh OF G ,uas VAN fItYL C0OT.
navran,ff. OFT ea.l, 1870
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
TESTIMONIALS
REV. r. ". sEBoN-REV. +. str,

REV. 7. ". Scion REV. r. STpypvs ].
The following is a verbatim copy Of 49,, =
cate now IN the possession OF The nro,.;' .e'i.
Bulls Sarsapafila Rev. r. ". Sehon 80; s,e', o.
and generally known as m eloonen, a.a I s"eiy
piishcd Pastor Of The NJ. J. Church mi p pss0n.
Stevenson has been knncwn as one NJ wv NV g.
talented aud zealons members thai ,l,s ~ ~ hea
Conference could boast OF for NAM ea'asay
at this time is fling The high and ad
ton OF gent for the NJ. f. Book Corc"sa .0s "a.
the world produce better or more ss,isfsa,e ia
timony III favor oil any medicine, Hs'
Lou vile, Nav ooh ,o.o
We havensed John Balls S,rssn,, m, NV
known II 10 be used with en,ite sai.r,s,;. ,saaie
We have no hesitation in stating TIA, -. eh
il 70 be sale and valuable medical connoa 1,,''
calculated 10 produce much good NH 81 ,s,. ~
much suffering; aud therefore. won't, ,na,. ,snss
"a i and most earnestly Recommend II ia , s.'a'
tiicted = ius
Signed EW. sElay
T. slEgENS
Testimonials ihetse Gollomiae re.9,,.
perjfsoHs all commcnts on he etr,;ss',
OF Butts SWsapariia:
From d, /. p Yanlell, Professor orch....
in the Louisville Medic al cI4se. o"eul''1'
~ have loohed over ihelis' Of Ingredient, c.n
posing John BULBS Camaonal esric, IL s ,sa'
parlla and have no hesitation in SAVING ~, . ~.
form sale compound and one TIA, u,o,o,s., ,r'}
in ciiron C diseases, 10 which it's a,p.icabe !.
7. YANDEL. MD
Louisville, Jane 9Th. 1913
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

Better Testimony tiaa IRIS ersr offered ],
aror Of any Medicine
From DR. James NJ. Moore
Mr.. John BnlI: have 10 hesitation n min,
that believe yoai Sarsap rilIa 10 BE- the h., a,
ticle ever maiufatiufei Tor The cure or slehl,
Syphilis, and many other iaueon, aid GI,l.ll
lar Affections, having used II with eniI,e success
in a number o.iiie above cases.
J. v MOORE, ND
Louisville, Dec. sGlh, i2i1.
Principal office, 81 Fouflii 81 foui.riGp H.
A SAN Frs
.fget i9T Scot eauts
Davenport. Sept loih. 1850. ..sn
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

~ R1crived-a few seits Carv,rs and forLs
also fine article Of Ivory handled Batter
w u HrIDEErH's,
oc' ram 'a5o. No. LIE Claire Roa'.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
THOSE LOCKS HAVE sosassa..

4 nd jus, the Thing YOU have all heen
"a waiting ior--aheihrr t,r Front danr o.
zach -P flor or hitehen--C ose, bed roam: :
Every va.9eiv in srse, quot size md price, II
HiLnRETa'~. Rni'ders Hardware ESTABLISHMENTS,
ander the l. Claire house Get 81
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
lore New Guuls III Ilildrelh i

TtlST RECEIVED - Britannia Zen Sells. C,f-
y fee pots. Canalestieks, spitfaons, efc 4 I,
3aund Wappse irons Tor slovcs stow kei#l and
sauce pans, for sale ehepp Of e Claire Bow.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
EVERY BODY, Alloy!
OLD ORIGINAL CLOTHING EaN1.
POsslUNF.

LaRGEST .4Rhib.7L YET!
HONOR BRIGHT. NO Hu MBuG!.
TIVE Proprietor OF the OLD Ohl1INAi-
CLOTHING STORE--on Front street, iIn-
,n,L,ate,y opposite the Mills, has The pleasure o.
announcing 10 his friends aud old customers, tha1
r., hos 1T received His
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

Ho EasLDsskeS.
W Is OF every Kind f'oIt- and Larches. Sash
springs shutter tss'enings, hinges and screws
W 'ac' every lhn. il the jararare hnilding line
very low Tor Cash, may be found at No Q L. CIl-
ire Row
Ang isi. WI u,,nrrry
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05
rRysT TREES q slsssUBEEEy.

G rner vi Second and kra,
d renpnrt, Nov i4ih, 1850
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

= Il fi!'S be,!ows, Wees, Anviis and screw
~ plates, just received. AIsu Hand aammers,
Siedges and longs, 81 III DRETH,s.
Nov 18th
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

A Nti2pHS, Shorels and TJnys- variety OF
"A pa''erns, Brass and Iron;
Nv l4'h a, Hi DIR tbs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

X tNNfbY'S LlFEHF WRr-A mos, i.
- ieresilng work, for sale "
Nov. 81, 1850. IRA pnprEp
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

tOOPEkS, Drawing Knives, Aazrs. r III.
~ saws. spur bitts and Irjn c ozps As
PLAIN bits, bed screws and ke,S md Table
butts. M uII Dpr f'r1.c
Nov I4rh
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

NO NJ r HAN i.S--Cap. letter. and wro,.
L ping papers; also Eclectic school hoos =,
Wholesale BY IA. PopTEp -
Nov. q, 1850.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-12-05

KY WANTED.-A sprish,iv, if.,eIiigen,
boy can OBTAIN good situation in a store
oy a. carly application at this OEce.
Davenport, Eoy. 2ls,, 1850 a,r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

81 y-ras ana el.nh. untsf iis ffsi r.
solstle rhaAgr II lIirrf. hrs W. H.
slseir rnirinp0rn1iFs. enbask - 4 luli
tide ~ sarressfui rkpermsnl.
A sisis 10 ll'e iae'nries n Frsnklinsrills
and CEDAR Falls. insr.dursd Us 10 the
same bo-y scehrs exhibited : yfar ago.
The $ hun OF industry" u Hose establish
menis only inrres-es a. tine nases On.
Al tic laller nsw improremrni-lor the
mssufsriurs nf bnbbin<." extensively
nsed 10 roilon farlnries- ha< gene up. Il
- comparatively simple. and insoisrs no
great expense; boa rrquiaes The exercise
~ considerable skill and precision 81
workmanship. and sares 10 The Company
IN i'em of outlay hitherto spent 81 the
Nnnh.
As a North Car lirisn ne are pleased
10 sre lhr eoniinns d esiienefs Il msufac-
hiring thrift ON Deep River. and hope thai
a Few years mole viii exhibit additional
establishments of the kind gsing up al ihs
numerous unimprosed siits On The risei
The cspiisl now invested is near s2e0
900; Tie completion Of li.e plank road
railroad. and navigation Improvement
niusI vastly increase The investments.
GrsasEerougA Plfricf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
RESTITUTION.

A very pleasant ineiden, occurred in
one Of our public schools day or two
since. Il seems that The boys attending
The school. Of The average of seven years,
had in their play Of bat and ball, broken
one OF The neighbours windows. but no
clue 10 The offender could he obtained. as
he would not confess, nor would any oi his
associates expose him.
The Ease troubled the tearher, and on
the occasion Of one Of our ciiizrns listing
The school. she privately and briefly stated
The circumstance, and wished hin, in some
remarks to the schopl TO advert TO the prn-
ciple involved in The case.
The address 10 ihe school had reference
principally 10 the conduct of hoys in the
streets and at their sports. The prin.
ciples Of recii,ude and Kindness which
should govern them cvcrywhere-ever
when alone and when they thought there
was no eye 10 see and no one present Ia
observe. The school seemed deeply in
terested in the remarks.
A very short time after the visiler lef
the school, little boy rose in his seat ant
said:
Miss I. ba,ted the ball tina
broke MIS- window. Another boy
threw the ball, but Ibatled il, and il strncs
the window. am willing TO pay for il.
There was death-like silence in tn
school as the little bay was speaking. ant
Iii continued for minute after he ha
closed.
But il won't be right for - 10 pa
the whole for the glass; said anoihe
boy, rising in his seat" all Of US III;
were playing should pay seme,hings b.
cause we were AL engaged alike in III
play. Ill pay my part"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

lRspsrsssfs fshs lalslil4snesr,l

-@<*E~*t<< - 80 t*tE*<+fA
Fssssy. o.. N. 1850.
ToBkcco.-6irce our LAST report. me
market has been vrry animated. and pii-
ees lending upwards i.pgs and Common
Lesf remain about The sane. while cord
snd fine qnalilies are 75e. 10 Io0e. highrr.
We quote Lugs and Common Leaf O. .
sll; Shipping Leaf II /. SIS. Msnulse.
turing 10 $50.
coTTos-'rhe late favorable aisisfs
from England have gisss Increased srii.
Why in the market. and I'll good qusliiies
readily 6nd huyers Al 10 l3le.
FLorR.-We have nothing enrosrag-
ing for h.ur. Country confines slow 81
sale Al 81 s5l; City Mills Superhne 81
a $5!; Family ".
WHEAr.-Prires are unrhsnged. bul
The demand is less active. Good and prime
Red 100 a 1906: While 100 . li0c.;
Common and MiiJling SO . Csc. The
latter description compases The bulk OF
Tie receipts.
Coss.-rhe receipts fer The past week
have been quite large far The season. and
price have gwen way. We note sales a,
Csc. and up 10 Toe. for small lots.
BacoS-Reaains steady Al "a Tic.
vs.. cured. choice Hams 0 a 9lc; Western
Shoulders 81 sides 6.r.
LARD-ls in active demand at GA ole.
Tor prime.
BRaSDY.-New Apple brandy 10 in
good demand III % a SOC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
The Randolph Cotton Factories.

A little over year ago we made out.
from personal inspection. pretty full
statistical notice Of the cotton manufac.
turing establishments on Deep River, IN
Randolph county. Aiihat time The lower
one. OF Deep River" manufaeiory, and
The upper one. erected by the Union
company, were not completed. They
are now partially in operation. The
rise in colon. just at the time the mills
we're i ready Tor business, has prevent
ell favorable start. On visit to The
"union" establishment. the Iarepart oil
this week. NC found about half the ma
chlnery N operation. All the machinery
IS Of the newest and mos, improved pat
terms and turns out beautiful descriptions
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
Something must be done. The

Som'thing must be dOnc.--fhe editor Of
The Providence Journal, in saiirical az.
ticle on The sahjecl Of publishers Of news.
papers working for nothing and finding
themselves, says:
. We have noticed severll ATTRACTIONS
cases where editors have had the audacily
10 demand pay for cost Of publishing mat
tiers Of The highest public importance
such as resolutions OF thanks to Steam
boat captains, pu1s Of new schools, ward
meetings for charitable objects. political
meetings, marriages, and obituary notices
OF infant children. Something must be
done 10 put stop 10 this, or editors will
soon begin TO think that they have the
samc rights as other people,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
FROM EUROPE.

The dates brought hy The Cambria. from
Liverpool. are 20 the 2lsl ul,imn. The
following are ilse principal isfms trans
miiied hs Tell graph:
England. Il i siaied. on authority Of
shf esrrrspandeniefihe London Herald. an.
der dale Pans. Thur.day evening. llla, ar
aunesmsnis are on fnoi between Spain. ON
lie one side. aud England ard Holland. ON
ii,e other. BY ~Lirh Spain. on condition ol
having Cuba projected by The joint action
Of these Powers. engages 10 pay lie debt
due hy her 10 English and FIR nsh errdi-
lnrs.
The weather has been nsinierrupledly
fine ihunghnul all parts 81 The kingdom
for securing The latest remnants Of the
harvest.
The London p;ess Of Friday publishes
later news from India. The rholera haa
bl.len out in China. and The Governor
OF Marao had died OF il.
France he only important polilirs
incident of The week has been The dis
covery Of m Orleanisi plot. The toeumeaii
connected with which. however, do M
appear 10 implirale shy person. !. ha
afforded The Paris anil London press FOO
fnr murIi speculation.
President Napoleon has returned 4
Paris. lie arrived on Thursday. Som
have commenced aglialing the question q
allowing him another three millions 70
his personal expenses. The proposition
mreis with but LILLE favor.
Forty. nine Provincial Councils hav
passed resolutions in favor of The consl
tuition. v iih Tie view of pTulonging III
mowers OF the President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
Notice..

r ETTERS Of Administration on the Estate Of
IL JAMES WILLIAMS, decd, having been
granted TO the subscriber at August Term, 1850,
Of Orange County Court. hs hereby requires all
persons indebted 10 said estate to make payment
to him without delay. and all having claims
against the same to present them within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be insisted
on in bar Of their recovery.
RICHD. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
September Is. o.. 5i-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

Adyiu.--A correspondent Of the 81
Louis Rpu5Hcma. writing from Cali
fornia, closes with this advice !" Advise
all your friends not to come to Califor-
MIA, to content themselves with the
prosperity they enjoy where they are,
and be wise. What will become Of the
thousand who reach here this fall.
cannot tell. There are enough here now
for all the gold to be obtained. and the
largest portion of that falls into the
hauds of the few lucky ones"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

fmisriiss.-Upxsrds o. loo Irish
emisrsnfs arrived At Boston during the
past week. While thousands Of the
Irish are immigrating to this country,
the Scotch farmers are leaving their
country and enigrating TO Ireland 70
take possession Of the good tilIsge land
lying waste for the want q cultivation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

And a."
Ard 4"
A lhIil ~ pirasare sremed y ran
lhrouEh lhs school i his disrisy q ror-
rci ieelinz. The arsxIsrs l-4n ~ss
lourhed. ard she I'll snose si.sn err ihs
responsibility Of her charge.
BsrT~ cssnar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
Notice..
CHARLES WILKERSON,

TIME son of John Wikerson, who moved from
Il Orange County, North Carolina, about thir, !.
~ wears ago, is entitled to dstrbuiive share OF
the estate Of Elizabeth Allison, decd, who was
The sister Of Ann Wilkerson, bis Mother. APP
plicstion must DO made, post paid, 70 the under
signed at Marlborough. n. g. -
Ldm'r. Of z. Allison, deed. y
October I, 1850. oJ-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

Cold Water vs.. Iightning.-Mr. Kitchen,
of Babylon, Illinois, wasstruck by light
ming, a few weeks since, and was left
dead to all external appearance. but
his wife took a bucket Of cold water
and poured it on his breast, when he
revived, and is now doing well. The
lightning struck him on one side, TAX
Ing the hair from his head as it went
alo,g, and burning his face severely
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
Notice.

II HEREBY give notice to all whom il may
concern, III L have given TO my son Will
liam G. Hopkins. his freedom, and authorize him
10 transact bust for himself, and become res
ponsible for his wn engagements, in as full and
perfect a manner as If he had arriyedat the full
age Of twenty one years.
CHUSA HOPKINS.
September Fl, 1850. 5l-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

A Tame Lion.-A correspondent Of the
New York Herald, writing from Paris,
SAYS There is in Paris for the last
two weeks, French officer recently re-
turned from Africa, who has for his COM
panion in the streets, magnificentlion
who follows him like dog. The name
of the animal is Emir, and never have
| seen more splendid specimen Of the
king Of the forest. Though ! did not
like much to be near his majesty,
ventured the other night to approach
him, and horresco rgsrens! he licked
my hands as dog would do. The
French proyerb says that "we must
not play with fire." and ! fear one o
these DAYS the lion will find his wild
nature, and make some bloody deed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

Il folksd oE "a frarhing he s1lerual
region ollis fiamaeh. bfaDrh rsHning
dush each L.. ard tearing his Pantn-
Icons in It's nay. After this escape
frcm destruction. lei no one forget he
s.. Lsuis xpsEkax.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road. -'rhe

Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road.-rhe
travel on this Road is rapidly increasing.
On Monday some Two hundred passengers
came down too lac, however. for the
mail boat, and crowded the hotels until the
next day, when the company extending q
courtesy, not usual With other companies.
slated an extra Boat for their convenience.
which left 3, l2 o'clock. on yesterday.
The same rate Of travel has existed for
several day. On Saturday last The Edi-
10 was in hnai (for Smilhville) and the
number Of passengers seemed 10 him TO
amount 10 FULLY that number.
These falls are most cheering. When
the Manchester Road is completed. and
the Sea voyage thus avoided. we believe
that the travel will he far more abundant,
and that the energies Of the officers will
be strained Eur transportation.
Wilmington aurora.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16
4 Co,lly Carriage.-I,i is stated that III

A Costly Carriage.-Il is stated that the
Pope's new carriage, lately manufactured
al Paris. cosi one hundred Thousand francs.
and is said to he more iasiefully got up
than even The magnificent one oil the
Emperor Of Austria. The change 10 which
human affairs are liable. is strongly illnslra-
ted in this ease. Il was but lille while
ego thar subscriptions we're got npin this
+, oanlry to render pecuniary aid 10 The
Pope,--and now he is able to appear in
imperial magni6cenre.
Wilmington Commercial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

The following resolution was adopted
al Union meeting recently held IN Bibb
Comfy. ia:
Believing, az we DO, that either seces-
sion or any other extreme measure, al
present, can only result 10 mischief to The
South, and 10 the cause Of Republican IN
slilulions. we will suppor no candidate
for seat in said Convention who does
not publicly and unequivecally pledge
himself To oppose any and every measure
which may lead, either directly or 'ndl,
rec,ly, 10 dissolution of The Union and
we request The friends Of The Union ~
other counties, to exact the same pledge
from every candidate before yielding him
their support"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-10-16

Mississippi Union Meeting. In Kinds
county, on the 10th, an immense meet
ing of the citizens was held at Ray
mond. VIM. r. Miles, Judge Johnson,
Messrs. Scott, Porter, Adams, Mayes,
and other spoke. The meeting lasted
all day. and was a grand and glorious
demonstration, we'll calculated to shame
the disunionists, and to cheer the friends
Of the Union and Cancellation.