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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

81 SPRING STOCK.-l am now in re- .rsan
- ceipt Of my spring stock of Goods, consists HSf@
ing OF Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks ~
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas. deem it needless O par
tcularze suffice it to say that my stock comprises all the
new styles of goods and from the approved manu-
lecturers of all the Northern cities which invite the
attention Of purchasers assuring them pains shall
DO spared to please them. JNO THOMPSON,
ap7 .--I - No 81 Main st.
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT

GEORGE BURMsTER, COMMANDER
S5$%A Will be ready to receive cargoin few days.
fas notorious fast sailing clipper has distinguish
ed herself having made several ofthe quickest passage
on record and having most of her cargo engaged viii
have quick dispatch For balance offreght or passage
having superior accommodations, apply to
NH % Dawn cJrRRIE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-12

SPKINd IhAIE-ISC3.
BROOKS, BELL s. Co.,
Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods, 1
No II Pearl street.
1000 PACKAGES FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS
u recent arrivals from Europe, New York and Bos
- ton, We are now in receipt of our stock of
Fresh Spring Dry Goods, .-.~ e
Which oier the usual TERMS and to which we cor
daily invite the attention of city and country merchants
In American and British Prints, Lawns, Ginghams
mole coloted and black Apaccas plain black and high
ger, and many other choice styles Dress Goods we
have beautiful variety
Knowing the wants ofthe country trade we have paid
especial attention to Staple and Domestic Goods and Of
Ter a better stock than usual -
~ Linen Goods of almost every kind Cloths. CASH
as Vestings, and Goods for mens wear, and White
o99ods, we have really superior assortment.
nYprd. we have the pleasure to offer this Spring a
more desirable than at auy time
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SIX DOLLARS PER ANNum

Iii FOR NEW KORK.-Eirst Vessel.--Tbe
- superior, fine, fast sailing schooner HANOVER.
her cargo engaged going on board will saI with o
possible Dispatch For balance of freight OF 800 packa
ges tobacco or passage having superior
apply to f7 '''
DAWN CIrppTU
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TRopIcAL Yestcrday, the schooner
Central America, Captain Chace, arrived at this
port from Messina, bringing 1,750 boxes and $50
half.boxes of oranges; 500 boxes and $50 half
boxes of lemons. She left Messina on the 10Th of
April Several other vessels, having cargoes of
tropical fruits, are now due. Lemons were sold in
this city for $40 box the first week in July, but
will hardly command that price again this sea-
son,-Boston Chronicle, 18th,
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TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFENCE.

William B. Wai,corth.-l am clerk IN the
TELEGRAPH Office in the National Hotel, heard
nothing of what took place outside ! saw moth
ing of It. One of my messenger boys brought into
the office and gave to me small PlstolIsome ten
or fifteen minutes after had heard OF tho shoot.
ing. This is the pisto-small single-earrel pistol
produced. II had when brought to me an expio-
dcd cap upon it, and apparently haa peen pu. re-
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To the Hon. JAMES SHIELDS, &C., SC.

The next named, whose nomination is before
your committee, unfortunately for his own out
rageous conduct renders him an incompetent
witness against any one, much less against gem
tleman) for himself has his own conduct to an
swer for; but was there nothing alleged against
him before your committee, it is enough that ho
disgraccs himself by seeking a ruffian low-lived
fellow to procure from him a vile lying declara-
ton against gentleman, (who, because he
claimed his just rights as an officer,) to injure,
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THE r E PU BLIC
CRIMINAL COURT.
THURSDAY, July 81, 1853.

UNITED STATES VS.. JAMES w. SCHAUM-
--.L--l N.Ll BERG. -lnLLL .nAiLl.llL LI-l
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wantonly, his fair fame, and most cowardly to
prejudice him in the minds of honorable Senn-
tors, =, would not condescend to
notice base ISLANDERS coming from blackguard
ruffian named Fuller, whom the above-named
officers have disgraced themselves, if they have
spring with against me; but as they are entitled,
by their commissions only, to be considered gentle
men, l have taken such steps toward them as !
feel bound to pursue. ~ rn,sy NJ y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-12
BY LAST NIGHTS MAn.

Liberation Of K0Sz!a.-The Ma.
tional InieIigencer states that the Austrian Mi
nis,er's recen, visit to Mr.. Marcy at Albany re-
lated TO the disposal Of the koszta case. II says
. We now learn that the Austrian Government,
about month ago, consented to the liberation OF
Koszta. ON condition that he should I've put on
board Of an American vessel and return directly
10 the United States; and the Austrian Minister
a, Constan,nople was in truciedto communicate
this determination TO the American Minister Mr.
Marsh" II is also mentioned in the New York
Herald, that in conserving to this arrangement
the Austrian Government reserves Inc righ' o'
considering Koszta as an Austrian subject, u Ne
shall return 10 Turkey, 50 long as ne shall no'
be Invested Of his native nationality in regular
and lawful way"
Slt seems that the attempt to arrest koszta. wa'
made because it was supposed that be could give
information in regard TO the lost Hungarian re-
gala, the crown, &C.; but these were found abou
the las, Of August. and this among other reasons
has induced tie Austrian Government to consen
10 his release, on the condition stated above.
4 Eugitive.Slave Lnw.-The Marsha
OF the Eastern District Of Pcnnsylvanis havln
notified the Department Of the Interior that 81
officers had been resisted At Wilkssbarre IN o
,enu,ins 10 execute the fugitive slave law, U
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FROM EUROPE.

The steamer America has arrived at
Halifax, and brings later and important
advices from Europe. Her dates from
London and liverpool are to the 18th
ultimo.
A new manifesto was expected from
Russia. The Gear has agreed to accept
the Vienna note, without the modifica-
tons of the Sultan.
1t was reported that the Turkish
forces had attacked the Russian out
posts. The walls of Canstantinople
were covered with placartls calling on
the faithful to rally and attack the
Russians.
On a special demand Of the -Four
Powers the Sultan had consented t
postpone issuing manifesto to his PEG
Pile, which is said to have been prepar
ed in very warlike language. and a
mounting in fact to declaration .
war.
The Turks continued their arma
ments. An additional levy Of eight
thousand troops was progressing &C
lively, and detachments were constant
Ily marching to join Omar Pasha.
reserve corps was farming at .Andria
ample under Mehcmct Pasha. III
Sultan on the 18th reviewed the Egyr
tan troops, to which the Pasha {
Euypt prom SIS to add fifteen thousan
men.
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New Fall Goods.

WE are now receiving a large stock Of Goois.
W which we desire TO sell upon fair terms,
either for cash or on short credit. Please all come
and see ihsn.
As we cannot think Of taking up the whole Of
the Recorder la enumersting every article, we
viii give the principal articles from one Of our
Silk hills. viz:
Plain Black Gro de Rhine Silk. IA wide,
Black figured Silks.
Plain mouse colored Pouli de Sol Silk,
Figured colored Silks,
Plaid Silk, Spun silks. bright colored Plaid,
colosed and white Marcelne silks,
Solid DE Lanes. mode and high colored,
Cineville Lusire,
Plaid and Poult DE Lanes,
French Merinos. English ditto
Colored and white Tailetins and Lace,
DE Bagc, for Riding and Travelling Dresses,
ALSO,
Black and white DE Lanes,
Black Canton Grape Cloth,
Black and white spun Silk,
Black French Merinos, Black Alpaca.
Black and colored new style Fringcs, Gimps,
Buttons. l.aces. Braids, Velvet and other III
bands, &c, for trimming Dresses.
Blue and green Ladies' Cloak Cloths, ant
Ia sells for ditto.
Bonnet Ribands, from 10 cents to very fine,
Plaid Riband, &c.
Black Egyptian and Mel silk Mits,
Kid Me,no, Spun Silk, FIlosc!le and Bragan
zia Gloves,
Muslins. Irish Linens. Camblic and Law
Handkerchiefs;
I.islc and Silk Nets and Edgings;
Shawls, Collars, Gnder.sleaves;
Ladies and Genilemcn's Silk, Merino am
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Carpeting. Crumh Cloth, Hats, Caps;
Rail Road, Waterproof, and other Boots an
Shoes;
Rubber Shoes, Cork Soles;
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Trunks; Leather;
Family Sc lies and Patent Balances;
Over Coats, Black and Drab;
piece Super double milled Brown Cloth. e
Over Coats; Cassimercs, Cloths, Ves,inss, Wels
flannels, Shot Guns. and almost every thing
merchant ought to have.
LONG g. WEBB.
September 26. f-
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

RI FhSbJ XIV MtNhEl -.
Reported ui.weekly. by Psnnill & Sons. Tor the
Inielligenrer.
ToBaccn.-Lugs SO 25 as so; Com
mon Leaf 80 a. SO; Good and fine 80
so a. sl6 so.
CorToN.-null at l0ic.
CoRS improving and receipts light.
with steady deman,i-sales at 74c.
WHEAr.-Since the arrival Of the
Arabia this article has advanced. Re-
ceipts are pouring in. which is readily
taken of the market by our dealers at
full prices. Some few sales Of extra
prime have been made at 81 81, but the
general run of prime lots only reach
our figures, viz. Red 81 As a. ! 50.
FLnuR.-Firm at ~ so % 8 90 Tor
Family; City brands Superfine ~ q
$50; Country 81 O. 25.
BAcoN.-va. hog round l0l "a llc.
Western sides &c.. shoulders Sc.
APPLE BRASDY--50 a 55c. Peach
: soc. 81.
SaLr.-Sales at 81 SIS.
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An Albany paper of Tuesday, refer.
ring to MIR. Hulsemann's visit to MIR.
Marcy, rapeats as an accredited runor
IN Albany, that an agreement had been
entered into by the two Junction.
aries that Koszta shall accede to GER
tain stipulated conditions Of release
which Austria is to dictate or, that
Koszta shall, as a condition OF liberia
ton, return forthwith to the United
States.
We think this rumor not improbable;
for we can imagine only something, in
regard to the disposal Of Koszta, which
could have given occasion for an OH
cial visit from Mr.. Hulsemann to Mr.,
Marcy. away from the seat Of govern.
mcnt. We hope, at my rate, that the
story may prove true. The Represen-
tatiyes Of the two Governments having
indicated before the world the ground
taken BY each in the matter in dispute,
aud as the man who caused the difficult
" cannot be kept in custody indefinite
/ Nv, il would seem to be absolutely ne
cessary to seek some practical solution
Of the affair. There must be, IN some
way, term put to the mans imprison'
lment. Therefore il is that we regard
the Albany rumor as not an improbable
one. Nat. IH.
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WAX, nervous, depressed in spirits, and
prey To innumerablc mental as well ss physical
evils, the victim Of dyspepsia is indeed an object
Of COMMUNICATION. Yet il is absurd for him To
despair. We care not how low, weak, nervous
aud irritable he may I've, the cordial properties oil
DIR. Ho,land's German Rittrrs, prepared BY Dr.
Z. M. Jackson. Philadelphia, are stronger than
the many headed monster which is preying upon
his body and mind; and il he chooses to Try them
we will insure speedy cure.
Sold by 5. ID. Scheduled & Co., HillsborouE Oh
N. c., and by agents in all parts Of the Union.
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THE FAIR.

1t will be seen, by number Of ex-
tracts, which we publish in to-day's
paper, that the people, in different
parts Of the Safe, are fully aroused to
the Importance Of being properly re-
presented in the Fair to be held in this
Gity, on the 18th inst. Everything
augurs an suspicious beginning 70
this important movement, which Us des-
tined to be productive Of such salutar,y
results to the State at large. We hope
that Exhibitors will not only send then
Stock and various articles, but thai
they will came up ihemselces, and in
duce their friends TO do so. Let VI
not simply have showing Of Nortl
Carolina enterprise. but let US have
display Of North Carolina men ant
@umen, also,
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ID. C. PARISH. Sec'y.

STATE BoNps.-'rhe second halt MIL
lion Loan oi the State Of North Caro-
liam 6 per cent. Coupon Bonds, was
awarded to Francis 5. Lyon. ESQ,
Bank Agent of the State of Alabama,
at los per cent. His bid was for the
whole $500, 900 or none, and thus took
precedence, by average, OF ether bids
amounting to sSs1 900, At premiums
ranging from l0l to l04a, as well as
Of 81 900, 900 bid for by two different
parties, at par. The previous Loan 81
the same description was awarded,
some months since, to Cammann u Co.,
at los, and although these gentlemcr
made quick resales to profit. and IN
trmluced the credit of this old and re
pectable, and in money matters prudent
State to their European correspondents
the altered condition Of things in III,
money market on both sides, and tn,
impending threats Of war, reduced TIN
premium 2 per cent, and renders tn
bid Of los, under all the circumstan
ces, quite equal to the hopes Of tn
State Treasurer who awarded il.
n. y. Paper.
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rEuPgRAycg MOVEMENT,

The friends Of Temperance held two
,r;mary meetings in the eastern part
,fIDuage. on Saturday the lst inst.
one a. south I.awell. and the other ar
Rpberts's Church. for the purpose of
tak,ng into consideration the recon-
msndafisn Of the County Convention
n regard to the adoption 81 measures
fr suppressing the practice Of treating
by candidates. and for other purposes.
10th meetings we're organized by call
ing John h. Leathers, esq. to the chair.
and appointing d. L. Parish secretary.
The Rev. J. A. Dean addressed the
meeting in one Of his candid. earnest,
aud straight forward speeches. explain.
ing the objects for which they had as
sembled: after which. ON motion, the
following persons we're appointed a
committee 10 draft resolutions for the
action of the meeting. viz: Rev. James
A. Dean, Joseph " ODDS, A. Wheeler,
bedford Vaughan. Marcus Harris. John
Peed, Richard Peed, ). ID. umstead,
and ID. &. Parish.
The committee. through their chair.
man. reported the following resoiu-
teens:
Resoired. LIST, That We approve Of the
Recommendation Of the County Tenn.
perance Convention, held in HILLSIDE.
rough al last. August Court, and thai
We will use our endeayor TO see them
carried out.
Resoired, Cd. That we approve o.
following pledge. viz: We the under
signed, voters. do pledge ourselves tfar
provided TWO hundred voters Of eaci
political party shall sign this pledge
We will not, at the next august Flee
tion, vote for any candidate that shall
endeayor to secure Ms election bytreat
ing, directly or indirectly
The resolutions having been read
the question was taken on their adop
ton, and there was not dissenting
yoice-eyen the ladies voted for tn
resolutions.
The pledge was then submitted, an'
nearly every voter present, both WIFI
and Democrat. signed it, believing ]
to be the ouly way to put down tn
practice Of treating.
The following persons were appoint
ed as delegates to the State Conyen
ton at Raleigh on the 18th inst. viz
A. Wheeler, Elisha umstead. Ruff
Rhew, Bedford Vaughan, Jesse v. Ro
berts, j. II. Umstead, John Lockhar'
Richard Peed, and Edwin Sersby.
On motion, the editors Of the Hills
borough Recorder and Spirit OF the AZ
we're requested to publish these pre-
ceedings.
]. b. feathers. Chm'n.
ID. c. PARISH, Sec'y.
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Au~n,t Farm, 1870

August Term, 1885,
William Patterson, Admr. Of David Bennett, decd.
Daniel Bennett. John Wharton and his wife Jane,
Elizabeth Shoftner, Peter Cohle and wife Sally,
Martin Stailey and wife Nelly. John Bennett,
rhomas Brcedlove and wife Nancy.
Petition for account and Settlement.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour'i
! that The defendants, homas Breedlove and
John Bennett, reside without the limits OF this
State: II is therefore ordered. that publication hs
made in the Hillsborough Recorder, for the space
Of six weeks, notifying the said Thomas Breed
love and John Bennett to be and appear at thu
next Cour, Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, TO b.
held for the county Of Aamance, at the cour
house in Graham, on the first Monday after TIN
fourth Monday in November next, then and iher'
TO plead, answer. or demur, or said petition vii
be taken pro ca,fesso and heard er pdrfe as 4
them.
Witness, John Faucet, Clerk Of our sal,
Court al Office the first Monday after the fOursl
Monday Of August, A. d. 1853.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. C. C.
October 5. price adv. s. 50) oS-6S
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LATER PROM Europe.

By the arrival OF the steamer Baltic.
at New York. We have accounts from
London and Liverpool Ga the eist ul-
timo. The Telesraphic report Of the
latest news Tor the National lnielligen-
Ger, saws:
No change whatever had occurred in
the aspect Of the Eastern question since
the sailing Of the America. The Wen.
ma Conference was still in session at
tempting TO smooth difficulties. ltwas
reported that new modification. con.
ciliatory. both Ia Russia aud Turkey.
would be made. but il was feared in
the mean time that the opposing armies
might come into collision. The Ser.
Wan Charge d'Affaires had notified tie
Porte that in the event Of war Seryia
would remain neutral.
The King OF Prussia had concluded
not TO meet the Emperors oil Austria
aud Russia at 0lmutz.
The Paris "Pays" states that the
French Government entertains conf
dent hopes that the Turkish difficulty
will be settled without an appeal IL
arms. The Patrie" adds that Russia
will not under any circumstances com
mence hostilities.
The definite decision Of Turkey can,
not be known in England before the
first or second week in October.
The Chinese revolution was extend
ing, but no decisive action was report
ed.
Nothing new had occurred in Eng
land. The cholera was rapidly spread
ing. The London money market wa
quiet. At Liverpool. on the 81 st ulti
mo. cotton was as dull as ever. al price
further fayoring buyers. Qualities be
low middling were almost unsaleablf
The sales Of the third day were onl,
1000 bales. Of which spectators too
nothing and exporters $500 bales
The market for breadstufis, however
continued animated, at u further ad
vance of Sd. ON wheat and Is. per bar
rel ON flour. Corn was in demand q
an advance.
Letters from Madrid say that anothe
Ministerial crisis is close at hand. Th
propriety Of deposing the Queen wa
freely discussed IN private politics
circles.
The latest Telegraphic news frol
Paris shows that Austria has assume
an unexpected attitude on the Easter
question. Here is the despatch
Paris, September 20, P. NJ.
A telegraphic despatch from Vienr
announces that Austria had declare
that circumstances riH no longer perm
her 10 act wiih the other Popers. Il
; structions had been forwarded to \
DeBruck, the Austrian Minister, to a
sure the Sultan that he must accept Il
first Vienna note without any modil
cations.
Constantinople dates Of the eth sta
, that the Egyptian troops had been shi
ped off to Varna and Shumla.
Mr.. jackson, the American Mini
ter, had arrived AT Vienna, aud Won
present his credentials to the Emper
Of Austria at 0lmutz.
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Buffalo. October S.

GREAT FIRE AT BurFALo.-A hire
broke out here this morning in Evans
street, BY which over one hundred bnild
ings, including some valuable brick
blocks, were DESTROYED. The build.
ings covered FIVE acres Of ground, and
the wind being very high, batiied the
efforts Of the fremen. The loss y
roughly estimated at $500, 900.
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GEoRoIA ELECTION. - Our readers
have bten informed that an election
took place in Georgia on Monday last
for Governor. Representative in Con.
gress. and Members Of the State Leg.
Islature.
The candidates for Governor were
Charles J. jenkins. Wing. and Hershel
V. Johnston, Democrat. The returns
from thirty-two counties. about one
third Of the State, indicate the proba-
bility oil Juhnson's election, although
has competitor has gain Of more than
Thousand votes as compared with the
vote Ut I849.
Alexander II. Stephens, Wing, ID
reelected to Congress from the eighth
district. aud A. II. Colquitt, Democrat
is elected in the second district. A
despatch from Macon SAYS that IL ii
likely the Congressional Delegation
will be equally divided as regards po-
htics.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-12

Col. Walter Gwvnn, for some years
past the Chief Engineer Of the James
River and Kanawha Canal, has tender
ed has resignation. This is in accor-
dance with the agreement entered intn
bv him, when accepting the position Of
Chief Engineer Of the North Carolina
Road at salary of IS 900 per annum
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-10-12

The Ilaa. A. W. Yenable has az,
erpied an invitation 10 deliver the Al,
dress npun the secession,
We ere requested b. ne csmmsftre
Al ArrangemeBts 70 say. hat caftlr and
stack ii All kinds, Puultry, &e., uill g
fed withssl expense 70 T. aibitsrs.
kakigA Rtsisf1.
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s. ID. sCuDuLTITLD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, In

81 ID. SGGLeDLFlGL.D,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, In
Drugs. Medicines, Points. Oils. PERU.
nsry. Cigars. Fancy articles. &c..
Is now receiving the largest and mos, select
Stock that he has ever offered TO the Trade,
which he will sell on ss reasonable terms as any
oher establishment in .diddle o. Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. and fsmen,
are cordially invited 10 call and examine the qus-
liiy and prices. as We arc de,emcd TO make il %
then interest 10 buy OF Us.
Orders sent Willis filed promptly, neatly pack
ed. and forwarded with despatch.
Ordrrs amounting 10 SIS of upwards. we will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under TWEEN
ly.fse milrs.
September %, 1883. "a
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

THE Examining Committee for Orange eoun-
L ty, will mee, at tho court house IN HILLSIDE
rough on the last Saturday in October. (the 1stn
inst.,l at IL o'clock. Persons wishing ceitin-
Gates, can apply at that time.
r. 4. HEARTT. Secretary.
niotey g.. W.
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Culinary.

Died. al his residence in Alabama. on the sOth
ult., after an illaess Of two days, from Rheuma-
,isln in the heart, Mr.. SrknlISs Cain. second
son of Mr.. William Cain, ST., Of this county.