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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

The Hard Democracy of Livingston have
prepared an obituary, which they intend 10
have inscribed upon the tomb of Freesoil'
ism. Here ii is:
OBITUARY.
The Van Buren, or FreesUil Party.
Born of respectable coIored parents, at
Buffalo N. Y. August. 1848.
Died al sunset, November 8, 1858.
Aged 5 years and months.
A post monem examination proved the
immediate cause Of death 10 be cholera in.
tantum, produced by TOO strong meat being
forced into lis weakened stomach, causing
immediate death.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

TERRITORIAL EXTENT OF THE UNITED
first report Of the seventh
census of the United STATES is now passing
through the press. 1t will consist Of sim
gle quar,o volume Of twelve hundred pages,
and will be ready for distribution III the open
ing of The neN session ol Congress. This
v, lume is filled with valuable statistics, not
the least interesting Of which are those in
reference TO The extent of the territories Of
The United Safes. Even Young America
may pause IN It's annexation enthusiasm TO
admire the expanSiveness Of the Republic,
the total e, eu of which, including the terri.
tories, is sci down al 2,981,l23 square miles.
The territorial extent Of The Republic is
nearly ten times as large as that of Grea,
Britain and France combined; three times as
orge as France, Great Britain, Auswia, Prus-
sia, Spain, Portugal, Belgium. Holland and
Denmark together; one and a half times as
large as The Russian Empire in Europe; one
sixth less only than the area covered by lht
| fhy.nine or sky Empires; States and Re-
pubics of Europe; of equal extent with the
Roman Empire, or that Of Alexander. nei
,her Of which is said TO have exceeded 5000
600 square miles" The total erea ol NorIl
America is 8 373 ,648 square miles.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06

GEORGIA u. S SENAToR-MILLEDeEvILLE,
Nov. l8,-The Georgia Senate has voed-
five Democrats in The affirmaIve-,o post
pone The Senatorial election over ,his session.
Great excl,enen, prevails in Consequence
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-12-06
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

For CALIFoRsIAs-Amaifgih the passen-
gers who sailed yesterday IN the steamer
Illinois. from New York Cor Asplnw al,
an their way 10 caIliornia< IRE The fol-
lowing:
Hon. WIN. NJ. Gwin. United States
Senainr. lady. and family: Hon. JoIn b.
Weller. U. S..Senalor; ]. W.Met,orkle.
Representative in Congress Edward G..
Marshall. Representative IN Congress.
and lady Gen. VIM. H. Richardson, u.
:. Marshal; Hon. Alpheus Feirh. cx-
UnIIed States Senator, Land Commission
er; Hon. Thos. Campbell. Land Con
missioner, lady. and family; WIN. Van
fonrhies. Surveyor Of the port OF San
Frsnrisra d.. Lewis Birdsall. Superin-
iendrnt u. ;. Mint al San Francisco and
Two daughters /; Msjor Hammond. Col
lerIor Of The port Of San Francisco Hon.
Edward Slanly. late Representative IN
Congress from North Carolina /; and Gov.
McDougal. ar California. lady. and fami-
IN. One Of The New York papers says
that The whole number OF passengers in
this sstumer will be eight or nine hun.
dred.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

REMARKABLE MOVEMENT AaoSGsr THE
JEws.-A gmarEable change. il is said,
is in progress among the Jews in al
most every country. Rabbinism. which
has enslayed the minds of the people for
SO many ages, is rapidly losing ITS in.
fluence. Multitudesare t,rowing aside
the Mishna and the Talmud, and be-
taking themselves to the study Of
Moses and the Prophets. Among the
Jews in London there is, at the present
time. great demand far copies Of the
Old Testament. The subject of their
restoration to Palestine and the nature
Of the promises on which the expccta-
ton rs founded. are extensively engag-
ing their attention. In examining into
these matters, they have obtained con-
siderable assistance from continent
tai Rabbi who has lately arrived among
them, and exhibited manuscript, in
which he hasendeavored to prove from
Scripture that the time has come when
the Jews must set about making pre-.
partitions for returning to the land Of
their fathers. The said manuscript
has been printed in Hebrew aud Eng
lish. and a society has been formed I,
further the movement proposed by the
learned Rabbi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

We copy the following, says the
Newborn News, from the Patent Office
Reports for 1851. We suppose it
would hardly find a place in an Official
Report BY the United States Govern.
ment.. unless it was well authentica-
ted:
"On land owned and cultivated by
James Williams, an onion grew to the
enormous weight of twenty-one pounds.
On this same land a turnIp was grown
which equalled exactly in size the top
ola flour barrel. On land owned and
cultivated by Thomas Fallen, a cab
bage grew which measured while grow
ing, IS feet 6 inches around its body.
The weight is not known. The yari.
Gus cereal grains grow to height OF
from six to twelve feet. One redwood
tree in the valley, known as Fremont's
tree, measures over fifty feet in cir
conference, and is nearly three hun
bred feet high"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

A WHALE. The N. Y. Mirror
states that. a few days ago, of Mon
tauk Point, a monstrous whale was
caught, which is 10 be taken to the city
for exhibition. A large house is being
bulk near the. East River for its recep.
ton, and also to haul him ashore. The
monster is about so feet long; and
is supposed to weigh over forty tons.
A steamboat has been sent to tow him
into port. Four boats were lost in the
conflict before his whaleship was ia
ken.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

A writer in the Charleston Courier.
commenting upon the Federal appoinl-
mrn,s. takes q striking iacl by way Of IL
luslralion: ~
.The Custom House numbers 46 Off
GERS in all. Unnl tile recent dIsplaee-
meni. the politics of these officers. arror-
ding 10 the besi information slood 80 De-
morra,s aud Z Wings. The present pro-
gramme presents Al Democrats and 5
Wings. Most af these incnmbenls date
back through period covering three or
four Administrations"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

The Charleston Mercury. commenting
unnn The Monroe doctrine. says: AS a
maxim af prarlirsl pallry, 20 he csreful-
Il guarded aud always acted on 10 The
ex,rnl with which. il is con-Is,ent wnh
The lnr Interests Of The country. the Mon
rnp doctrine " The plain dictate of saund
s,aies,nansh,p. aud IN that lnrm Aill mee,
with universal snppnri ia the United
States. l'.irsrry /, further is io'make
il absurd in ressnn and worthless in prac-
iice, for IL is sure. soone. or ls,es.so be
yialaied in some obscure corner, aud the
yialalion To he nnrrdressed. Weshall lav..
Ne ridicule Of enaciing poInpous law,
which on trial was found not worth en-
forcing" 80
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

Thirty varieties of cotton have been
found growing spontaneously in Africa.
A missionary says he has stood erect
under The branches of a cotton tree in
a Coral. village, SO heavily laden with
hollis that it was propped up with fork
ed stick to prevent il from breaking
under its own weight. The cotton was
equal to that Of any country. The ma
stiyes manufacture cotton goods extern
siyely.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

Fire al Brooklyn Nary Kard.-A de.
s,ruciive ire broke out on the l7,h inst.
in the Navy Yard al Brooklys Alarge
building and its contents were entirely
consumed. notwithstanding the mosI pow
serful efforts TO res,ihe progress Of the
flames. The loss is estimated at over
100000. The cause assigned is spon-
taneuus combustion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27
A CONSISTENT POLITICIAN.


Mr. Shaw. Senator in ihe N. York
Legislature. thus defined his position a
lev DAYS sgas
Sin pnli,ics he had hem everything.
lie had been a member Of every parry
ne had ever heard q. fCI.augh,er. He
was NJ lhisiImr a member III the Demo-
cratic pariv~-of that lariinn known -
!" ilunker" moderate one---rslher soft
y. Renewed laughter. Befme the
time Of Andrew Jarkson he had heen
Democrat. But WHEN he was talked OF
as a candidsi- for the Presidency. and
Crawford was mentioned TOO. he Mr.. 3.
becane q Clay man. tie remained Clay
man during The Whole Of that drspoiic
Drmneraiir rule. and the one thai follow
ed. He rlnng fast To Mr.. Clay as long
as Iliere was ahv hope 81 our placing him
in The Presidential Chair. and WAS presen,
a, The Harrisburg Convention that witness.
ed hi. fMr. C.'s) polilical death. And >
sorry death il was. ipo! After that he
lefi The parry. and again sailed under the
Democratic banner. lie had heen De-
mocr.i. and.lef them when opposition 10
the old Unii:d States Bank was made a
test of The parry. lie had been Demo-
, graf when, on the other hand, they were
the advocates Of such measure: and he
expec,ed 10 fndihem returning 10 il again
some day Shouts Of laughter. He
had heen always consistent! [ Laughter.
lie had made il point 10 bel ,ng 10 all
parties in mrn! Renewed laughter.
He was jus, nov a Democrat. bu, how
long he should remain so.was quite unrer
iaini j, depended on the course pursu.
ed by Mr.. Pierce--a manswho had been
elected President lairlyl I.anghter.1
| "A Voice: How about John r, lerl
/ Mr.. Shaw: Imas the personal friend
OF Mr.. Tyler. but fund io~my snrr "
that high hnnors turned his bran and IN
settled his intellect, and made HIM a poo
vain fool. Loud laughter.
! Mr.. S. said he had now stated his po
siiion, and given, he believed, arear his
tor. Of his political life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer Arabia arrived at New
York w, dnes,lay morning last. with Iii
verpool dates of the Oil inst. We have
by Telegraph the suhjoneu report Of her
news:
Queen Victoria has given birth 10 anoih.
er son. The arrouchmeni took place a,
Buckingham Palace, at quarter past
o'clock. p. NJ. on The 7lh inst. Both
mother and child we're doing well, 10 the
great delight of her loving subjects.
The Chancellor of the Exrhrquer has
submitted to Parliament an elaborate plan
10 reduce the National debt, BY conver-
sion Of the South Sea and other stocks
immediately. and eventually The three per
cents. into permanent two and a half
per cents, hy The issue Of exchequer
bonds. transferable by simple delivery
and without costs. The measure was
well received by the public. and was To
he fully dieussed in Parliament on The
ll,h ins'an
Eighteen vessels went ashore in The
English Channel during the prevalence
Of a fog on The 9Th inst. Most of them
are complete wrecks. Six lives were
lost. None Of the wrecked vessels are
+, American. $50
Me scafiinltling of the Dublin Crystal
Palace gavexway last week, killing FIVE
men and woundlng eighl others.
i The weather in England Has been very
favorable Tor Agricultural purposes.
Lord SkeImersdale. one of the oldes
Commnners in England. died on the Ali
inst.
Ii is estimated that the additional sun
Of P2,000,000 VIII be required IN 1856;
for Amy andnavy grants.
The Australian gold fever is rapidly
spreading over aH Europe. Thousand'
, ale emigraiing from all quarters.
Ii was sull uncertain when The corona.
iion Of the Emperor Of France woult
take place. He had been quite sick fol
several DAYS.
: There IS no open opposi,idn 10 the ac'
tion of France with regard to the Turkisl
or Sandman Governments, and no move
ments Of importance are mentioned.
Considerable excitement prevailed IL
the French manufacturing cities, conse'
quent on rumor that the Emperor in
tends to modify ihe.dulies on cotton. A
protective committee has been forme,
10 oppose The modification in The name o
Ronep. Lille. Moultausen. &c.
! The Pope has concluded loan Of 90
J 000,000f. with the Rolhschilds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

BY an act Of Congress passed at the
last session, regulating District Attor-
ney's, Clerks, and MarshaPs fees, the
per diem Of Jurors in the U. States
Courts was raised to 50; and mileage
at the rate offive cents per mile going to
and returning from Court; the pay Of
witnesses 81 so per day, and mileage
the same as Jurors. Raleigh aandard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

Joseph II. Pool has been chosen Pre-
sident. w. w. Griffin Cashier. and G
w. +. Dashiel Teller. Of the new Far
mer's Bank at Elizabeth City. There
is to be Branchof the Bank at Greens.
borough.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

THE wsRrp's FAfRs--The.New York
r,press Of Saturday las, in sIIuding
a The reports pablishrd in many If the
rapers ei failure of thr Crystal Palace
Exhibition az New York, sayss
We do not know from what source
M. I. inIormasiea" il derived. nor il il
a,aterial; being pretty well understood
that Ill sarh statements are as false in
fact as The motives which prompt them
are malignant and mean;
The Crystal Palace is rapidly APP
praaching completion; the builders and
workmen abnut il are as busy as bees
the structure already begins to exhi-
BIT its fair proportions; contributions
from abroad are rapidly coming IN; and
frnm all that we see at present. the
belief is fully justified that the Great
Exhibition will be fairly under weigh
long before midsummer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

Gold Discoveries IN Tsras.--The re-
cent reports Of large discoveries Of gold
on the Upper Colorado river p Texas.
above Austin, have been confirmed.
The subject has produced immense ex-
citement among our citizens, and large
numbers Of persons have gone thither
in search of the precious treasure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

5 Mr.. Walsh, the Paris correspondent
Of ihe Journal Of Commerce, writes
that there is no danger Of war in Eu-
rope. on the Turkish. or on any other
question:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27
Montgomery, JAia.) April 70.

DEATH OF THE VICE PRESIDENT
Col. KING, Vice President efstl,e United
States. reached his home IN Dallas coun-
ty on Sunday morning, and died yes,er-
day evening at six o'clock. He breathed
his las, with perfect composure. and in
The ullposession Of his faculties. His
funeral took. place This morning. at eleven
o'clork. at the Pine Hills Burial Ground
a large concourse Of ciiizens was in al
tendance at the solemn and imposing ce-
remanies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

DRuNKARDs IN New JERsEy.-Bya
lale law IL the State. habimsl drunkards
are allowed no more liberty TO manage
their property Than idiols or lpnal'cs.
Aud whorver furnishes liquor TO any
druukard. after receiving no,lce from hIs
guardian, is subjected to aine Of sl0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

The Hon. Robert j. Walker has re-
fused the French Mission. He is a
confirmed invalid, and cannot UNDER
take any Office. His aiIing Is the
govt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

We understand the Hon. Salon Bor-
land has declined The appointment he r.
Gently received of Governor OF New
Mexico, vice w. Carr Lane. removed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27


Flour. - A correspondent Of the,
Charleston Mercury says Of Southern
Flour:
"The demand for Southern Flour is
daily increasing for export to Australia
and California. Superior Southern
brands of Flour, such as Richmond,
Haxall and Gallego, sold in New York
and Boston ut $3.50 per barrel, less
known brands, $50 $50, where's
as Baltimore has not been over 1878
this season, in New York or Boston"
" 1t is a well known fact that the Flour
of Georgia, Carolina and Tennessee.
will compare favorably with the virgi-
MIA Flour, and is beyond doubt supe>
rior to Northern Flour, and better
adapted for shipment to Southern eli.
mate and long voyages"
We believe all this to be true, and
that our Fayetteville Flour will remain
sweet as long. if not longer, than 9th
err brands. Why do not. our friends
up the country sendsit to market, in
not only marketable, but handsome BAR
AeIs. Better prices could be obtained,
NJ think, were more care exhibited in
~ regard. WI. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27
CEsWELL
Mutual Fire INSURANCE Company.

mutuaf kire hn>strauce Company.
THIS Company. chartered al the last session
= Of the Geaesal Assembly Of Nenh Carolina.
and located 10 theaown u Milton, has Ten fully
organized, End ID now prepared 10 receive spplI-
cations for insufsnee on Houses, Furniture. Fac
tories. Goods. &c. The terms win be NE same
- lhosr Of other, Mutual Fire Insurance Cempk-
'nies Il the State.
Al applications must state the location and
situation Of the buildings aud Other property On
which insurance is desired.
1'hs.pndersagned has heen appointed General
Agent ior this Company, and be i also the Agent
far the Elna Fire Insurance Company Of HAD
fard, Connecticut. and The Hartford Insurance
Company, located al the same place.
All applications ior Insurance or local Agen-
cies 10 be addressed TO wiLLrE ]. PlIxrs, Sc
erciary, or 10 the subscriber. IS
NATHANIEL ]. PALMER.
Milton, n. c.. April 81, l3-3w,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

The late Amos Lawrence Of Boston,
II is said, gave away during his life
more than fre hundred thousand dol
lars. On his pocket book was inscrib-
ed !" What shall it profit a man if he
aqain the whole world and lose his own
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27
"a WALL AssUr The H ."-Th.

GA WALL AHoUT THE HEART. The
habit Of obedience or submission 10 right
full authority, is The foundation stone Of
the character Of good boy. To obey
is The frs, lesson TO be impressed upon
The child, and long before he reaches his
tenth year, the habit Of obedience should be
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27


Sunday IN kEw 0RLKxSs "A wriler
In The New York Sun DESERVES his ca
perisnee OF one s'indsy in ihe great
3 .uihern riir. lie weni TO Chur h; m
his rriurn. found shnn' a dozru. billiard
tables IN fall blast opp size 70 his rnom I;
wlndnws and donff wide open; siare- OF
every description open and dung I'm re-
MI and wltnleszle business. Afer sAp-
ner he went. along wQh aham 5Do0 pro-
pie. 10 4 bail and hear SIGHT. wh,rh he
Describes with gseal psr,eulari,y. The
bull whipped. Afer lea. wsm 10 the
theatre. where he saw CAV aud fsshion-
able assembly, including all grades from
The iifh banker 10 the swarihy slave, all
IN their appropriate places. and delighted
with everything around Them. &c
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

- - " 80 -
lpse~ds " csc fleasard Pisnss ~. ssT
nsu<y sd q bod sarEfs
"A lswAYs having had ihe sslK Aaxxrr q
~ pianos q sreaazr a Drxxsx iH VIZ
fins and Nonh csfnlins-iae~Ihsi xsk ne M
Pzfailfd nunsier xe have soid, (msr< sksn oHs
thaussnd.l ensl.les ~ 20 s-<en wilh nssk ana
Conscience. ifpm - long and ~siIidsd en- ps,wHss
thsf ihry are
UNSURPASSED IN TONE AND FINISH
smhfleing 10 The same Pianoa
Masf MsLlesr ard Aefl. % frsA as a Moss Po.s-
craisHd Sspsrb Tsss.
We keep ai~sss on hand large ard ysried
sieck Of the neus<f agles sud the eires rafss, 80
thai purchasers can always end exactly lhs ss,le,
ete., tbes may want; ihs difeRnce in psice he
me- occsSioBeJ e1ly BY the outward finish. ens-
hles fho~r who wish 20 boy cheaper Instruments,
the cane Advantages Of fine and beautiful
tone ~ IN Piano Of greater value. A large
number We nos seil are Ieft entirely 10 our
own taste and seiecIion, by those who are not
aide 10 be pres~nl themselves. end !, always de-
wolves much mare responsibility upon o.. oil may
be assured. who wasn't good Pianos, that with at
ieniion. caution and promyness 10 fheir orders,
they shall have a Piano Forte OF precisely ne
noyihern price. las has been oflen tested and
sn instrument from The best makers in the world.
Guarsniied, and allowed To be returned IL not
all they are represented 20 be.
X. y. NASH.
- Piano Forie Wsre Rooms.
Corner Sycamore and Bank Streets,
Petersburg. Va. April IS, 1885,. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-27

FAST sAIisS0, = The clipper shiI
"Plying Cloud" C6pl. Greasy, who I,
ce-operaiing viii i.ieat Msarr h NJ,
sysiem "a ubsefa liDns fsr the wind
AID eprrrnt charts. seat 81 her yex-
age from San Ffahrisco to The sand.
nich Islands in egaf DAYS. She car
RED sky sails and roszI studdins saiIs
al the way, snd averaged ESQ miles,
day.
She was steering west in chase Of the
setting sun, and actually gained twenty
minutes upon him daily /; for. 10 conse-
qaence Of her gr<at speed. each one uf
'hese eight days vas To her about twen-
y minutes longer than IL was Ia Us,
who remained stationary here athome.
Ma. iafsAysaosr*