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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-06-21
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to the right OF pre- Temp,
ton 10 any Of the lands within the townships and
parts VI townships above enumerated, 10 required
10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction Of the regis
Ter and receiver Of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor soon practicable after seeing
las ~oties. aud before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale of the lands en-
brasing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
MAY iy-lnWlJw
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12
The Administration The Newark,
Y. J.. Advertiser says

IN. H.. AutttiiStf rdNs
fflhs present Administration hsre not
manifested an honest desire 10 Do their
lnty 10 their own country and foreign ma
lions, Then there never have been Magis-
iraies who did. They used The means
under their Command TO prevent the inva
sion of Cuba; and when Their gond inlen-
lions were defeated be The connisanrc 81
The Collector nj New Orleans. they turned
him oui of lie Office he lial betrayed.
They sirennousiy. al a Giiiiral moment.
held up The shield % poae 10 defend The
constitution; and have ever since. without
hinching, maintained il bnl,l and frank po-
siiion in maintenance Of the laws passed
in loyalty TO thai fundamental hnnd Of
Union. For The sincerity Of their profess
sions Of iim determination 10 execute
the laws, they have also gwen pledge
in the elevation 10 The Supreme Bench 81
Mr. Curtis. IN The room ol Justice Wond-
bury. Thus have they exhibited The i'm
partialily Of an uprigh, Magis,rnry. w'sss'
books a, right aud Jusiice IN the exercise
nf official trusts. without computing how
they may affect The fanaiicism of,Le .No;ill
or the Vaccinations Of The South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12

superior climate and a greater variety
ol useful productions, constituting the
elemehts of prosperity and greatness I
Look al her southern eastern aud
northern borders. and see what large
capacity she has Cor the production q
the three great staple plants which con-
siitute the wealth Of the South. View
her lofty mountains. clothed with ver-
dure, and see how easily /. the cattle
upon 1 thousand hills" might be hers.
Survey the wide champaign that stretch.
Is out At their feat, once rich and
beautiful in their state Of primitive
wildness, now married and dishsured
by the hands Of man, but which, viii
an intelligent and enterpriseing PoPula'
ton, might be made 70 bloom as gar
den, where We NAV seat bread with
out scarceness, and drink the Purs
Juice Of the grape" View her riyer'
and mountain streams as they dance
and bubble In idle currents 20 the ocean
and think what forges might beat. VIA
anyils ring, how many thousand SPIN
dies might sing, aad looms thrum Y
, building the pillars Of her strength an,
, weaving the web Of her glory. And
, the North Briton Oh the bleak and bar
! rem hills of his native land, with pat
|, riotic devotion, can repeat the lines 9
his immortal band:
.Iand Or brown heath ani shaggy wood,
: Land az the mountain and the food.
Land Of my sires. what mortal hand
Can Ger unite The filial hand
u Thst kniis me to thy rugged stand r.
how mich more cause have we to elm
! to the sunny plains, Italian skies, an
! lofty peaks Of the old North State
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12

"a SOUND DEMOCRAT"
The I.0ulsEille DemoriAl having de-
rlsFed that Il made bat LILLE difference
Who vas nominated or lhs Presidency,
proFided lIs i ; q sound Democrat, The
Inuisfilse Journal Ihus Teinrs;
Bul We think llasi. unless here . some
unouesoanss,le standard Of ] .moeraey. q
viii BE very hard 10 determine WIN IS
Democrat. That depends very much on
circumstances. Gen. Jackson Vas prti'
~ good sor, sf Democrat. and So. some
nenpIe think. was Mr.. Polk. Ism they
differed very essentially in their 6pinions
Jackson xas I pfoieciimisi. and Polk was
almost lederalis,. Old Hickory was
sery ardent internal improvement man.
and The lille Hickory Thought All such mn.
oroseulen,s Unconstitutional. Now. both
these gen,lrmen eannol be considered
:. sound Democrats" because Of The start
ling Discrepancies between their opininns.
Further lllan lhis--a sound Democrat
in Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi
means a person VIM believes in secession
and wishes 10 kick up rumpns and gel
lhe south outside nf lie Union. In Ken
lucky a snnnd Democrat means cordial
supporter af The compromise measures, ~
abharrer &c the ulIraism az southern am
northern Democrats, supporter 81 inter
nal improvements or not. as suits one'i
fancy. and either freeiradisi or pro
ieciionisi. no matter which. In New
York a sound Democrat mean. one whit
\ in favor az all kinds Of analsamaiiaI
with Free-soilers. Ann Renters. and ih
odds and ends Of creaiinn generally.
/ Now, how TO decide uhrh Of Ihes'
yarions preienders 10 Democracy are III
irne. genuine. unspnilr,i. unconquerable
hard listed. iron hearted. nnieirilied
slraighl-nr-one-side and dowh.ihe -oIhe
Democrats. Is the difficulty. AMI this di
iiicriiy must continue. t6fhe great disirac
lion &c the parry. until an ernfhenca
council af The sarhems aud constitutions
eSponnders of The party he calIei. iron
whom shit emsnaie faithful description
OF an unmis.akeable Democrat!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12
NEWS FROM OREGON.

A company Of Greg u miners had re-
turned from SCOTS River, with $4,000
in gold.
The number Of emigrants arriving was
very large.
The Indians were c,mmiIllng unparal-
lcled on'rages upon The emgranls nn The
Columbia River. The family of IIud-
sun Clirk. Of Illinois. WIS attacked by
band Of thirty Indians. his mother and
hrniher murdered, his sister dangerously
wounded. and afterwards ravishcd'by the
whole party.
,lr. Miller. of Western Virginia. had
also been attacked. his blnlher-in-iaw.
Nr. Jackson. killed. and | is daughter an
himself wounded. Two other trains hal
been attacked. bnl The Indians were ,e.
pulsed. The utmost excitement, pre-, all
ed in consequence Of these oulragcs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12

A sharp engagement el,saed, IN " leh
three Texans, and msay more Me:
cans, were killed, when ihe revolution
lists were forced to retire. Ihe ram-
er Neptune had aFrivsdNith reillosee-
ments, which were transferred Z. 4
small U. s. schooner. A body al go
Texans started to attack them. when
the meh comprising the reinforcement
returned with their artillery 10 the
Neptune.
carvajal vas expected 70 attack
Matamoros on the 25th. The Mexican
garrison were continuing their opera
tons for the defence Of the place. Ar-
plication had been made TO the Amer:-
can authorities BY the Mexican ecm-
mander. for permission to march On the
American side Of the Rio Grsnde,
which had been refused.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12
from the Waucn,on way Piedmont \
POLITICAL FALLACIES.

In view OF the important contest about
10 lase pla = hrtween The Two erca, ma
tlonal pa,,irs in the State Of Virginia. we
may be allowed to rail- The attention uf our
rolilicqlaa>sociacszeR one nf The most eff
CUE wpapnns ~ ad,crsaries. and
oae az Nhlrh We niink sufficient impor-
ianeg' hss poi hiihetln been attached. Ii
may hT7llai "a lose nv any Other name
would smell as sweet hui IL is AN nnsle
nlahle lari that Democracy by anolhef
nainp would not >Intll as sweet in the nos
irIls IT 'losp whose oiiaciorirs il was par
ileGIarly designed Ia tickle.
In the rnnning devices o. partisan war
lare. The snrallrd Democrats have greatly
The advantage Of lhelr opponents; and in
nothing has This superiority been more
plainly percepible Than in the ar,lil en-
plnympm Of certain political fallaries,
winch have ever been Then reliance in
procuring prnsrlylcs. We do no, MEAN
to say lla, there are no arlln and unscIu-
pul"us roll cians among the Wings, btfi
we do most positively believe. that, as a
patty. llley are much more disposed 10
rely upon The iralli aud Justice Of their
sfne'<, io th" eyrinsion dl trek and ar,i-
nee ihan their opponents. Hence The OPP
F'rlnnnIes that have si tiflen been given
Tor The introduction Of The fallacies we
nave menilanrd. one Of The most IiupOr-
'ani oi which is the exceedingly popular
name which they were quietly allowed
10 adopt, alllinngh they had no m re right
!" Us exclusive appropriation Than they
NAT: t" dub themselves The Americans, or
Ne : Two legged animals viii mi lpaih-
efs' his is a self evident proprslion
one Thai requires no ptIcess of reaMn-
ing l" make il palpable 10 every candid
mud. Bal we will mention one single
iacl. which VIII display The righteousness
III nus assumption in it, proper light. II
y ms !: Oae If the mast rf5mintnt lea
"ers oi this exclusive Drniorraiic party, a
ennsplcnens aspi,ani 10 The Presidency. a
democrat per erceHeace, a very Democra!
~ Deinncrais, is well known Ia have made
'ne d'rlaralinn that. If he had one dlnp
ol Deinocra'ic blood in his veins. he wiiuld
nave recourse la phlebaiomy. and rid liin-
sell OF The perilous stuff" fnre,er. And
mere arc many Of the leading men Of The
parry who. il they never uttered similar
neclarallon, may well be supposed 70 have
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-12
Fugitive Slave Rescue Case.-Th,

trial of Robert Morris, for aiding and
abctting the rescue ofthe fugitive slave
Shadrach, commenced in the u. 5. Cir
cult Court at Boston on the Sd instant.
In addition to the usual question as to
the favor, each juror called was asked
whether he hal formed al opinion that
the law Of tie United States, known as
the fugitive slave law Of 1850, is unct n
stitu ional, SO that he could not convict
a person indicted under it for that reas-
on, If the facts alleged in the Indictment
were proved, and the court held the
statute to be constitutional. No one
was impannelled who did not give a
satisfactory answer.
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Prom Sail Lqke-DiGcuhy Among he Offers
-Gorernor Siuandering The Pubic Funds.
81. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 3.
nv the arrival nf Tie mail from Salt
Lake we have Information 81 serious Diff
cni,les among lhc territorial officers from
Utah.
Iiis asserted that. in consequence OF
the proceeding. and sediiinus sentiments
of Mr.. Brigham Young, the Governor,
most Of The State officers. including b. q.
Harris, Secretary Of the Treasury, G. X.
Bradcnburg. Chief Justice. p. e. Bruce,
Charles A.sera,e and H. r. Png. Indian
Agents, and Messrs. Silon and Young,
were preparing TO leave Tor The States.
Many others were shortly expected 10 fol.
low their example.
The nature aud particulars Of the diff
Guilty IRE not stated. Ii is said. however,
TIN, $4,000 appropriated by Congress.
had been squandered by Gov. Young. and
that an atrmp, had hcen made by him 10
take s2f.OO0 from The Secretary. who re-
f,sr,l To comply. and applied Ia the Goun
q sustain him. This vas done. and an
Injunction granted restraining the proreeIs
ings Of the Governor.
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Teegraphed fr the Raleigh Register.
LATE FROM THE RIO GfANDE.
MaiamorGs attacked - Amerioon Consul
Aouudsd

fsUHUHfu
Washington City, Nov. 4th, 1851.
We have dates from The RIO Gran,lc Ia
the 3@lh nfOrinbrr. Thu allark on Mai.
amnras hy The Re,oluiinni.is romm, nrel
on the 2lsi. aud on The 23il they had
possession Of The CITY. within four squares
If the Plazl. The Government troops
s III hell . I, and had sufIe.e,l. lnss OF
l5o men, killed and wounded. while the
revouiiunisls lost but three. inrlrding
Captain Fnd, Of the Texan Rangers.
tscnrral Avalns was wounded during
The enlargement.
The Clty was sri on fire on The 23rd,
and tie Custom House. iosrillrr with o,h-
er buildings. was Consumed. On lie 25ih
Mr. Delnr : si1res were also sci On fire
and destroyed and The American Consul.
(Ja.e. +. Wa,llcll. Of Nanh Carolina
wounded.
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THE RIO GRaNDE REVOLUTION.
New Orleans. Oct, 81.

BY the arrival of the schr. Major Bar
boar. we have Rio drande adyices Of
the 24lh, which confirm the news sent
you last night
On the Esd party of the Rcvolu
tionists, who were accommodating, were
Tired upon By the Mexicans, when the
former rushed upon Matamoras and
penetrated into the city as far as the
Costom House.
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PROM CALIFORNIA;.

Ad,ices from San Francisco. BY the
steamship Cherokee. which arrived at
New York last Saturday, with large
number Of passengers, are to the LIST Of
October.
The Cherokee brought e.aG0. 0o0 in
gold.
The election in California has result
ed in favor Of the Democratic party.
John Bigler is elected Governor. Mar
shall and Mccorkle are elected to Con-
gress by heavy majorities. Major Ro-
man, the Democratic candidate for
Treasurer, leads his ticket.
Both branches Of the Legislature
are strongly Democratic. The whole
vote polled in the State is about As,
600. Purdy, Democrat, is elected
Lieut.. Governor and Pearce. State
Comptroller.
The country remains quiet, and
crime is so seldom heard Of. that gem
eral feeling of seeGrity per,ades the
community. Trade is comparatively
dull, yet the miners were never doing
better. The value OF real estate was
improving-and although money was a
little tight, the country bears the gene: :
al feature Of prosperity.
Great rejoicing had taken place at
San Francisco, at the last trip by the
Nicaragua route. Messrs. Gregory &
Co. having delivered their passengers
in twenty-se,en days from New Y,rk.
/ Their route is now fully open, and
meets general favor.
! Terrible Riot at Chagres-Loss OF
Lfs.-A terrible fight occurred at
Chagres, just before the sailing Of the
Chrokee, between the Native and A.
merican boatmen. The Americans
were beaten, and fed, when the Natives
turned and beat all the Americans in
their way. Fifteen or twenty passen
gers from California, on their way to
the steamer, were driven back. Five
are known to have been killed. The
ether passengers fed, taking refuge
! in the houses, which they barricaded,
They finally got on board the Cherokee,
through the courtesy Of the comsazlQI
of the British .sss~..~-~y .ss.~sswvs<.st li
of in lis own boats. The specie wa
also taken Of in the British boats,
Mcssrs. Adams s. Co.'S messenger
with all their dispatches, was left be-
hind, and il is feared that he was killed
By the Natives.
The Vigilance Committee al San Fran
ciscn were az ire in their cirnris 10 pre-
vent The influence Of forrign ronvicis. 10
wl,nm large proportion of Tie crime,
f!if.massg are attributed.
Edward Dupont. tie steward Of iht
Siorklun House, was bruially murdere,
ON The 2iih.
The convention 10 provide for organi
!, zing o new territory. 10 be calle, !. Go
lu,nbia Tertiary" was shortly 10 assem-
!. BILE.
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The harvest though ul .Enyllnd IS We.
ry abundant.
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Prom Sab Lqke-Di0icuhy among he Offers
-Gorernor Siuandering The Pubic Funds.
ST. Louis. Mo-. Nov. 3.
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g t q + b.

-am 98it. Mdra in maricn. eliIatetb
Sufs, wittwe bon Scbann Buds, srtcrne
Gisscl, i'm 71itsn Sabre ibres Gltcre.
-am 29lteu, in Albanp, All Der qSaGers
fuht gtriflne 8srbart, Ditt,ps Des Sers
itort. 8scrae Serbart, i'm 75lten Sabre.
-am 4. Hpril, in bis1sr Staot, Isnes &.
96hnrhem BON Sottfrleo @lmcu, i'm 6. =.
DIM LIT. Irril, III oisir 9tapt, an oer
2(usscbruua, 9bOmae Seferiom Gcbn bon
8rnjamin 3pIon, i'm 22ten SCbenejabre.
DIN Is. 8sbruar, 5u WcrrilCn's Bluff,
in NrfanIas, 2lusut DeOeOf, frhbsr BON Sizes
aoina, i'm alter BON SO SabrCn.
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Serbeir0tbet.

-eurh bcn ebrm. qBm. Danli, am 6tsn
2lpriI, 6srr Srieorteb 9aubman init Wli6
Barbara 0loN, BON 8rapins -5srr Sohn
Nef init OliB 6crmina SetwetIp, y. gllaB,
-purtb peu gbrtp. e. u. sDaHli, am 5. u
pril, 5r. BiIp &amm, bon Sloro 5sipcltcrs,
init Oli6 Cara 9efer, bon Warion.
-cur6 Den gbrrp. gcnrao Wliller. ain 25.
Dlar5, Serr Daniel gtsaber hit Dai6 gatbes
rina Srobnbsller, Don Olsp.
--am 5. 0ielee, purb Den ebrw. 8. 1S.
8rcher, Se.ebssmabsfocnce. alias "Sunssr
Sar," alias gbarles 5srtimcr, sin junser
Chippewa 6duptins, init 9tapssnsDensassc,
alias gbriitine Brandt Gin f6warjausiaes
W1abhsn bon Der Olobawt Station, cine Gus
felin oss bsrAbmten Sranct bslee prn Gas
uaoa Wett.
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NDmt AuslouDe.

Sas 9ampfebif Irita, wsltbse am ION.
Ipril in SleasOcrf anfam, brinat cine wo.
che ipdtere Nahriebtsn bon europa, welebe
absr nitbts belonoers witbtiaes cntbalten.
gnsIanp. - gnslanp 0mpatblflrt init
Oeltreitb. SIN 6anie rer >cros betlaste (teb
am %. Olars $orc eincburtt Iter oas Ser;
balten Dsrihisbensr politiibsr Slattllnse :
Dia33ini, >ebru Nc0in, GIapta une anoere,
pelebs sesen OeItrsih unb anoere a1smartise
Staaten intriauirrn, NIB beantraste, bic
SremoeEufte pieber 3u srIaGen. 6eracs
Grap fpra6 sesen pieien Antras, inrsm Der
lnnsrs Sr!eoe bes $ampes niht aefdbrDet fci
cbwobl bic Ncaieruns oas Srfabren oer
Sli6tIinae misbilIise.
Oas ltnterbaus bei6aftiste (teh nod inner
nit Der Bill in Bssus anf ois tirebIidten 81,
tel, fcnit aud papitli6e Bill ssnannt.
Sranfret d. Sm 8e5us auf politif
berlautst nidts bon wiebtisfut. >pon 1T
am %. Olars bon einem neutrality-suspicious.
Dem Orfans bsimsGuett
Oeut1 blano. - ltsber bic Neorsani
itruna oss esutihen Bunoes berniinmt man
ni6te 8eDiGes. &aut NabriGten UonWisn
pom 81. Wdrs, NAT 6r. W'gurbp, Sdhafs.
traser BET Ser. Ct, bort ansseommsn uno
gut emrfan3en tpcrbtn. gs nirb bic minittes
rieae meloana sema6t, baB 4norbnunssn
init preuBen iber bic preitbentsfrase i'm
ceatfben Bunbestase sstrofen Inb. Osfs
reid rpiro pre1birsn unb beiDe D1a6te Die
Drelloenfbaft bee Soll5icbunssauslhuTs
tbeilsn.
NuB D. Nahriettsn aus 8esaras
bisn msIbsn, ba6 70. 900 Wsann NuGen IN il.
ne Drobins serI6t ftno. o.-Jm nabNen Sab,
re fca bas 1000jdbriSe SubiIdum pes ruff
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fhen Nsihss init srobem Gufrpanos ssfsisrt
iperren.
9ireei - gs ,psrom piscer sinise lin.
ruben aus Bosnien tsrihtet, Elm allsemeiner
1nstrnh Der Nebcluticn IN Bosnisn ttstt
III Husftt.
9hmsis. - Gin Iuffano osr Saucrn
i'm Canton Srsitnrs. ipnros pon ber gantcns'
Nesisruns init ssrlnser Wahbe unterprhft
Stalien.-S5on 9fom miro bsrihRt:
-Oie wisberbrlisauns res NuGtihsn gas
binsts in gnalpno bat tei Der r6miihen SIC.
sieruns arobss Wlibfallsn erress. Oie oitreis
tiihe Hrmee in orn papitIihen @taaten loa
beoeutenpe Ssrtarfunssn srbaItsn baten.
Ois @tapt ssUiift auf Dsr SnieI 8bccus 1T
cnrb cine erosrfhittsruus 3erittrt sporpen.
9ie bolldncii6cn $anp: uno Gee 3rnppen
baten nah manobsn Sbwisriatsiten bic 9ce'
rduber i'm inpilttsn 9lrhipsl sdnslith prrjast.
Cir fhttsten iter &ano uno IeBen 4llcs i'm
Gtihe.
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&c q 6 i'd t.

Sn 3utunft peroen bic monatIieben Ssrs
iammlunasn oss uSranflin Spar,Dweins," ;"
fur Den Sertauf per Sarlcbsn &c. an 8arto' 6
keystone House, efs Der 6ten unb prnnltras
6c, acbaltrn iperben, ain Oonnsrttas Hbeno
BET auf ben oritten Wittrpoh einee jsosnO1cs
mats fclat. Ser ndhte Ssrfauf wirb wie
otsnssiast scbalten wsrpsn, am Oonnsrttas
Ntemo csu l7tsn Siefss, INN llbr, mann
uup no ale SntereI(lrtcn srlu6t fno bcilu:
pobnm. gs ituO nod siniae Nntbcile III
5anoen bss ShaBmslltsrs, Die iu baten (np,
pcnn balo AnIprub bafilr asmactt wrD.
SIN 4uftraae Der 8oarb,
.. R. Qneona, S6asmriIter.
Neacina, Upril IS. 1851. I'm.
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