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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
MINISTER'S AND DEACONS'
MEETING.

THE second session Of the Ministers and Des.
= cons meeting for the first, or Hillsborouet
section Of the Beulah Baptist Association. will
be held in the Baptist Church in Hillsborough
commencing on Saturday before the 9Th Sabbath
in May instant, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ. This sec
iion emhraccs the churches Of Beulah, Clement
Mars Hill, Mount IIcrmon and Cane Greek. AL
the ministers and deacons connected with the
above churches, are earnestly invited TO attend
The opening sermon will be preached on Satur
nrday at ] ! o'clock, snd the Missionary sermon
on Sabbath al the same hour.
N. j. PALMER,
Clerk Of the Association.
May 81. -3i
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MEpocxL SOCIETY o. TIE srArk
or NORTn CAnoLlkA.


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WIN sns p,o.eeu'ns' Dr. "a DICK
'on ~ " n"'ns.oh vas se'ee'eu rs "e
'sA. a.nua. o'a'M !: ms soc'e'y.
oA' ~ wa spP".n'eo !" menos'a
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ne, s'a.e % mste tnose VINO are NOT az
acnea 70 'ne s'a'e Soe'e.y' OF 10 ,ne
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ne'r enr's WIN the,e eod'es. 'os tne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

The Chinese emigration 10 California
has increased prmIignasly. Nearly |.
700 arrived ia little over Two weeks.
and il was reported that wsclc feet of
vessels were taking in passengers al Hong
Kong for the ssne destination.
The Fugitive Slave bill. which has
passed The Legislature Of California, pro-
vides Tor the surrender IL their original
masters of Ill colored people in Callfnr-
mia who were Slaves before arriving in
thai State.
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G.@nsg G1ousss

91@nsg @1oHSss
lTHE ssh-rihrrs are now r~crisins sheir
sf<iag Sspay q Gsads. ~mbs.eins every
shias g~s~s1lly k<f< q cssairy s4ssr. WIN
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
uar DWARF. Cracker, Tia
Ware. Hats 4 Shoes.
MEDICINES, PlIATx DYE sfuFPx e.,
all Of Which ih<y viii eel Lsr fas Cab.
Thes are siss engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL CARDlEG MACHINES,
Wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed steads. Ploughs. &c. &c. &c.
any Of which win BE furnished on The shorsr~
notice. and al prices 70 sun the limes Their mot
10 70 Quick sales and snaii psoiils.
Address Enoa Mills. onnss county. N. C.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALrxASDER DIcKsoS.}
Joux l.. BRowx.
April 2. se-
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s~~s nyso'>es ~ A f>sI<d % sG<d him -
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es = ~ s1v<rezr.<ss 10 s.sth<r pan q our
p~rw. Ckrissss carvnitk.
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Emancipation Of .Saues in Louisiana.
"A law has passed ,he Louisiana i.rgis.
la,urc, and goes into eace, in six months
time. with prohihils the emancipation
Of slaves in that State. except npoa The
express condition. that they shall be sent
GU, az lie United States Within twelve
non,hs; aud requiring the payment 81
$3.50 To he deposited IN the treasury for
each slave. 10 he applied in payment Of
passage TO AIlica. and support AFTER arri-
val. 4fi
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WATTS'S
Nervous Antidote and Physical
RESTORATIvE.

THE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE.
YVHE most powerful and wonderful medicine
= ever discovered. Guarantecd to cure every
Nervous. or Spasmodic Disease. such as Neu
ralgia, Tic Doloreux, Convulsions, Fits, Rheu
matism, &c. For sale at the
DRUG STORE.
May III. 81
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The Telegraph ferous some further
late in'~lllg~nrr Ireu Eu,aps.
On the 20sh ulliaso che Derby Minis
toy ob,zin~l an ua~xp~~s~sI sica y in The
British liouse ai Camnnsns, when The
militia hil was carried by nsjari,y II
$50 vpfss. aslfe
The Tribunal Of The Seine has deci-
ed against I.nui- Nap.lrpu on The qurs-
linn nc The copG~rssion .f il,e 0hrans
poop rsy. THIS d~risinn was r~rafdrd
AZ the drsl s,imd against lie tyranny ~
Napoleon. and raus.d d. cline &c half
per rers. on The BonrSe. The irihunaI
has slrrlarcd itself ronerlral Ia aerrIe ON
all qnesfi ms of property.
The ~hule al NJ. ko-uih's relatives.
seventeen in number. were pcnniised 10
leave Austria on The fir. II Mag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

The si,ork nf an Earthquake frll here
on Thursday week. thougl, but slightly
fell a, Gallipolis. Ohm. caused ahou lhlr.
Is feet II The river bank. extending near
half square. To slide of. Il
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Shocking Affair.-A, 4 place calle,

Shocking Aifair.-At place called
Pierrrpoini. on The WaieIlown and Rome
railroad. party Of ladies' were Friday
morning amusing themselves with hand
car, ON The track. after the regular pas
senger train had passed. not knowing
thai freight train was soon 10 lQIlaw.
fhe freight train conseqnen,ly~ =
denly upon sl,cu. running ovef dc NShu
car, aud INSTANTLY killing Iour Of the LADIES',
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me esars'sHs ef ear Liberty,
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2. $ !. = = /,
su"ss May 80
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fOR GOVERNOR.
xniTx~ TyFyn, :,
JUIlN AEuns vi JstSWclls
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wink Coun1v .Conve,sao-
:. A auusl.rr Of drlrr,tss FROM a. ,..-sv .fal
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s''>'s' eou-'oess"on' tne com
.'"es ma''e inc is'io~'ns rrpor', VIZ;
ro' the Se"oft.
che''sy z. Faucet, Esq.
re- ms eo'"'ss"s' ga
JOSIAH Tufnrr. Jr Eea.
Abner Parker. Esq.
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" Dcmsocva.lc NOsnIu.1I~ns. n
Democrats Of she essnsies q Orange md An.
nance also held their Convention on Tue.d.y.
The fsIIo Al rg nominations were made. yin,
Far tie Ssaats. ~ .t..,s
., Cant. John Berry.
for tie cowmcus.
Dx. D. A. Montgomery,
Dr.. P,ide LUNGS. 9ffirT 40
John r. LYON, Eco. 49,,
Geosre Pa,scssoa, Eso. ss41,
-Is1 go. -->~~--~~~~---~-- aa' 'l@ni
a We have teen rrques'rj 10 say. that NJ.
inJePcnden, candidate for sat Ia the House Of
Coamoss. 1A2 E6 10 N ik8N 3It
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= - III -
'ae Ds'nN
Na''onai Convention ior this district. met in this
pace on tuesday me 10Th 'nS-aad vas organ
nu W 'ae appointment on James .. An's' est.
"'ans'Hr' rfeesdsas. and TILES Meea"c' ers'
o. A'emanoe, Secretary.
ac Pse"m'aa"es ~ 'ne meeting having 'Fen
so"c 'n'""s"' Mc '"'ow'ns aesesa'es we've sP'
P0neu 70 a''e"a Tue Baltimore Convention.
TT" o'a"''1e--'s'epa 2. D''", y. 'onn
"s'"'o"' W. ANAa"se' r8"'ssss' lanes
=. 'duiej'hn.
sou, and Dr.. 8. d. SchoolGeLl.
cassceH-M, MGceh~c and z. N. .. Essss
Persoa-E. U. Reed aad Thomas Mt;cchee,
csqn.
thafhan'-John II. Haushtcn, esq.
Aftasones-Dr. Samuel J.. Hob.
-s~-->--->>>> ->>- ..,s
GOV. &c" addressci TIE people o. Orange
sh's place on Tuesday, much TO the gra''fica'lon
o. his par'san@ Pressing duties dsr<'ved US 81
she pleasure Of hearing hun.
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S".seu SESSION. = we learn 'na' 'ie
Souncii ~ SLATE, which was convened IN the
CITY 81 NaEtgn on Tue s<iay Ot last week. detcf-
mnrd to calI,hc Legislature together on the first
Monday in October, hcing the 4th day Of the
month. We understand that the Council did not
contemplate an extra session Of the Legislature;
hut that after assembling and ds,ricting the State
hs the Electoral Election. they would proceed TO
the business Of the regular session, until complet-
ed. III
t5tl
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Land Warrants Wanted,

YNHE Highes, Cash Prices will is psid for
= Land wsnaaia- A the agent Coz : sen.
ilrman In Washington. am authorized u nav
more fsf them than has before been o0esej n
this part Of the country.
THOMAS WEBB.
MAY 4tn' 1907. S3-6w
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On Sunday morning, about two
o'clock, the Court House at Cambridge
midi vas set OH fire, and in a shor,
time the building was reduced to pile
Of smoul dering ruins, with its contents,
consisting Of hooks, valuable papers,
records, &c. ~
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80
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sa~ ~ 4~.si~ : s~.ss~>a - We &c !.
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s>rs'kcs ~hst IT, p~~.rrsl4 IL sk< - So
have ..1< - - require uenss e psny.
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C0HGnGs
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me o's< 81 Fi~'ds ds~z'is~ Il Esd N "a Il
ne e.sssu<t'ea e r~iisssd kon P~ssscst
Boy y Asssr~ry. Aishs~a. ard ~iah br4a<h~
. Mehik and . Gesfxia. .aaaaii s -.
And .lss hII sf.ssiss lad 10 IlIinov snl
Indiana. 10 aid u 'he eanssss<1iea ef rail rss<
fon I-ossssslks b s. I~eei. "a
A b;fl -. sssrrd % h. rsspo.<d &c dim
re aiding IN he s<n.s<. ne On / Oh sr..,;px a.
r;xh, a nav ana dso.,;oo. r ,uJ i ~ So,
a. I.a;.,. r,l;.-;. ..a.1... i, "a ~ 49,.
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".s " ".' On VIC I'm
. y" vas Pssea. sf.n''ns !" esrh brad
:" n"I'y ~ne 80 e'''zen o. We On''ed s'sir',
o. who bad become eii'zrn prior 10 the irs'
dag 81 January. is52. Gee Of cost, one ausner
srcsisn 100 seles) Of vacant and unsppsoprizIed
public lands. on coalition that he or she shall
make oath Of his Or her intention 10 occspy or
Time Of entering the same. On the passage Of
thi. bin. ,he,e werr. yeas lo7. NAYS SIS. OF The
North c.,ol;u, deIer.,;on u,..,. port.ry
Msr.h~.d f,,,,L,. All s,..,, ,o,.., i, q. -
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a.. - ..s..:.si .., $500 '" -,
al ,hs comn...,a;.. ,u...n... !. : s,..,
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coed n n,,r;a,,. ..nd;d,,.s .,.,,, ~.
n,;nc;nle" ar ,hs !. s;n,l;,v" .h,.;. -si''
- '''ts."'
Hniv .y,nf, fon,,uf;on nj lf;.,;,,;p.
p;.-rHe Wh;v, 81 Mis,i.s,pp; held !.
State Conveu,ion on the al iu., and an.
poin,rd twenty one d. lrya,es a. Inc Ma
.ianal Conveu,iou. The princinlrs o( the
Uaicu rar,y of The STATE were re.afIirm.
ed; the canpr,nise declared 10 be a final.
na,rd as their irs, l,o'ee Cor President
and Virr President. They further rcsolv.
ri 10 support mn man who was not. out
and oui, in favor Of the Compromise. A
Irsoluiion expressing warm ai,arhmrnt
Tor Mr. Clay. and deep sympathy fm him
IN his illness. was unarimously adopted.
sis a -,--,-~,---~--~-
The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvauia
has officially reported to the Legislature
a list Of three hsa,dred and ftiy public
dctauIters, who have IN the aggregate
rablpd that heavily. indebted and well.
taxed State ofover three millions Of dol.
lars.
= ...->>--- .>----
On Sunday morning, about two
the Court House at Cambridge
time the building was reduced to . pile
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Excitement at Richmond. = G

Excitement at Richmond. ~ 60v.
Johnson Of Virginia. having cnmmnied
10 transportation the sentence u Hatcher,
The slave. wl,o was TO have been hung .,
Richmond on Friday. an indignation
meeting was called ia that rily last night,
to denounce him Coo his clemency To The
culprit. u created no lillle excitement.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC woNDER.-

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
IxPoRrxSr TO DysrkrrIcs--D DR.. j. 8. though.
tons PEPSIN, the Tsue Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rcnnet, OF the
fourth stomach Of an Ok. after directions Of Ba-
ron I.iebg. the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. 8. Houghton, M. D., Philadelphia. This is
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion, dys.
pepsia, .jaundce, liver complaint, constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method,
by natures own ageat, the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets containing scieaiifc evidence fits value.
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
or A CLEaerNAx. - An Old and valuable
subscriber has sent us a certificate from one oil
his Pensioners. which he wishes published fol
the benefit Of his neighbors, and the community
at large. II states on authority that needs nc
anirmation, the particulars Of remarkable curs
HON Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, an article We havt
already taken occasion to notice, and which We
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

A great coal minehas been discovered
in Kentucky, seven miles back Of Clo-
verpark. The coal is found in surface
veins. The district Of land was FIRST
sold tor S. per acre, some years since,
and it was subsequently purchased by a
speculator for the sum Of $4,000. lie
has since sold out to the present owners
for the handsome sum Of $l00,0U0
The mines have been worked but very
little, and are almost inexhaustible
The coal burns like gas, and imparts
great heat, and accompanied BY no dirt
whatever. 1t will as readily ignite al
a candle, and the steamboat men use j,
instead Of pine wood for torches.
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shocking Railroad accident and Los,
Of Life The ClraveIand Plain Dealer
states that ca Tuesday last. a f,eigh, train
cn the Michigan Central Railroad came
into collision with a passenger train al
Niles, Mirhiean. by which four cars
were demolished. seven passengers killed,
and ninety wounded. thirty &c whom
will die. The srrne is described "a heart
ren,llng. Arms, legs, and ribs were bro
ken, and the mass Of human hrngs
mu,ilated ia every possihIe manner.
The engineer and fremen, who were
saved by jumping from the train, have
been arrested aud imprisoned IN Miles,
and i, is iaid The inhabitants are deter
mined TO have their cenduc. rigidly inves-
.iga,ed.
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Statue Of Washington. :

Statue Of Washington -Tweniy.sIx
gru,irmen &c The city n New York have
snissrrited fire hundred dotiars each 10.
wsrts the purchase cf a bronze eqnestri-
an statue of Washington. 10 be executed
by Mcssrs. u. (;reerough and H. X.
Brown. and To be placed al the junction
d broadway aud Fourth avenue, south
east Garner of Union Place.
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The Whigs Of alabama and The Com
prosmise. The Wings of Dallas rounly,
Ala. have appointed delegates to The
Wing Na'i"nal t'on.en,ion. They adop,.
ed the Compromise measures rs . final.
w." and instructed their drleps'es. in
the event of the National Conseniion re-
iusing 10 do likewise. 10 withdraw f,om il,
"orsanize > separate convention, aud pro-
ceed 10 nominate candidates upon tho
principle" Of the . 6naIi,y" basis. rai.l7i
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Sunday Boats Stopped. -, is s,sie

OUNKW Xy1 ASVAS OSVFFVSH 2 - 0''s' =
tia, ,.,he Sunday inorn,ng trip of the
mail loa, from Charleston, s. e.. to VIII.
mingion, and The Sunday afternoon ,rip
from Weldon. have been discontinued by
order IL The Postmaster Gene raj. It's
hopcd thA, many o.her mails, now ear
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

Sc We have Tern wques'~i 10 say. thss Me-
Waiter A. Thompson announces himself ss an
independent candidate for q sat ia the House Of
Conmoes. eAaE5 Is ~ 4W}8i
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HAig SLATE Consenfion cf lMi.sis.ip-

The State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania
has officially reported to the Legislature
list Of three hso,dred and ffiy public
dciaulters, who have in the aggregate
robbed that heavily. Indebted aud we'll
taxed State ofover three millions Of dol.
lars. ~
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seventeen IA number. were pcflniiied Ia
leave Austria an The fir-t ~ May.
Observation-Disclosures Ns
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
The steamer Daniel Webster. in
eight days from San Juan de Nicaragua.
arrived at New York an Sunday night
with California dates to April 18th.
She brought sos passengers and s400.
900 in gold.
A meeting had been held at San
Francisco relative 10 building railroad
across the continent. M a'sl
1t was rlimored At Sacramento on the
10th that the Indians in SCOTS Valley
had murdered one hundred and fifty
whites. and stole large amount Of pro-
perry, which induced the Senators from
Klamath and Shasta to apply to the
Governor for aid 10 expeI the Indi-
aus.
The whale ship John aud Elizabeth
reports having experienced severe
shock Of an earthquake in February,
aud subsequently, discovered that the
Grampus Island had been swalIed up.
being covered with water TO the depth
OF thirty fathoms. Another Island near
BY, was also swallowed up.
FURTHER INrELLIoExcE.
The steamer Illinois, with the CALI
fornia mails ofthe 18th, aud three hun
dred and twenty passengers. arrived at
New York at an early hour yesterday
morning. She brings ei.254, 500 on
freight. and $3.50, 900 in the hands of
passengers.
A piece Of pure gold. weighing SOC
ounces, was found near Sonora.
The fugitive slave bill had passed
both branches ofthe Legislature.
Two men. charged with theft, were
taken IRON the authorities Of Colona by
mob and hanged. The papers con-
tain notices Of several other cases Of
mob violence.
Advices from the Society Islands
state that the revolt there was progress.
ing, and Queen Pomare had applied to
the English. French. and American au-
thorities for protection against her re-
bellious subjects, but they had declined
to Interfere.
The weather at San Francisco was
extremely hot.
During the last fortnight 100 Chi
nese emigrants had landed in San Fran;
cisco.
A telegraph line was about being
erected between San Francisco and
Marysyille.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

Gov. Reid addressed tie people Of Orange a
,his place on Tuesday, much to the qualification
Of his parisana Pressing duties dsrsived US Of
the pleasure Of hearing him. .f.ass
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

Gov. Reid has appointed Judge Baily
to hold the extra Term Of Wake Supe.
rior Court. in July next; and Judge
Dick to hold the extra Term for Bun
combc the last Mondayin this month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

Called Session. We learn tina, the
Council Il Stale, which was convened in the
city Of Ralcish on Tuesday of las, week. deter
mined to call the Legislature together on the first
Monday in October, bcing the 4ih day Of the
month. We understand that the Council did not
contemplate an extra session Of the Legislature;
hut that after assembling and dis,rcting the State
fr the Electoral Election. they would proceed to
the business Of the regular session, until comple.
ed. ea tuE ssa se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-10
RECEIPTS FOR ADVERTISING, IAN. PEE. AND xAScH
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