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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-04-19
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1854.
William II. Campbell vs.. William Brock,Day
and Charles Brock,cay.
Original Attachment.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court,
that William Brockway and Charles Brock
way, the defendants in this case, are mol inhabi-
tants of this State; 1t is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks successive
ly IN the Hillshorough Recorder, for said Brock
ways 10 appear ct the next term Of this Court,
to he held in the town of Hillsborough, on the
fourth Monday in May next, and plead, answer,
OF ,cmur. or the same will be taken pro con fssso
and heard ca parfc.
Witness, George Laws Clerk Of said Court,
at office in Hlllsborough, the fourth Monday Of
February, A. ID. 1854.
GEORGE LAWS, c. C. c.
March "a. [Pricc adv. S4 50.l 29-6w
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Look upon another scene.

A bright, noble face, was that of
young Arthur McLane. His eyes were
wildly dark-his hair rolled back in
glossy curls from manly brow. The
seal of earnest life enstamped that
fresh young countenance; the soft light
Of love enkindled it as he spoke in
soft, low tones to the gentle being BY
his side.
Mother will not live with u.s." he
said; she has too long reigned over
her own household to sit quietly by the
hearth side of another
81 am sorry, Arthur" replied :
sweet voice; the picture ! have framed
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Just to hand,

AIT TTlE DRUG STORE,
A FRESH Supply of BOOKS. STATION
"A ERY, &C., consisting, in part, of the fol.
lowing:
The Thought Blossom, Gem Of the Season,
Fora's Interpreter, (iift Book Of Gems.
Flo,a's Gem. Gems Of Beauty.
i,,dies' Keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Crysti Fount, Dew Drop,
tiif of Flowers, The Aloe,
Gin Of Affection, The Rose,
Poetical Works Of Milton, Campbell. Cowper,
More, Byron. Burns, Thompson, Pollock and
others; to gether with a great variety of Miscel-
laneous Works, Port Folios, Albums, Letter and
Note Paper, &c.
November 8. To-
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" And how do you get along, now
that Arthur is gone and married :"
Well, thank God the same as be-
lore." answered the old lady, her Sc
rene face lighted up with a beautiful
smile. t" do You see thatl" and she
pointed to -four barrel under cover
"and this, and this !'-she lifted sue.
cesslyely the snowy napkins from
box Of sugar. a large can Of tea, a FIR
kin Of butter. a cask of meal"-Archy
don't forget his old mother; !" she adj
ded with a smile, still wiping a tear
from her eye" he has stocked my
house with everything can possibly
want andhis wife-pretty creature
runs over here every day TO see il my
morning glories need to be tied up; or
to weed my little flower patch. Some
times she sends me over batch Of her
white bread /; and never a nice little
dainty she gets but have some. God
bless them both-l wish everybody
had such children as mine."
Children, honor the grey head, and
keep warm the aged heart. N. A.D.
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A Coon SHoT.-The best repartee
We have lately seen, came from Prem
ticc, the wag Of the Louisville Journal.
The editor of the Alabama Flag called
it out. BY the following squib: "W Why
is the editor Of the Louisville Journals
career through life like celebrated
tuner Because its the rogue's march"
Prentice, who is q "dead shot," load
ed his piece. and taking aim, let the
Flag man have it right in the teeth
after the following manner, to wit:
I" Why will the editor of the Flag, at
the close Of his career through life, be
like tune Of Paganini'ss Because he
will be execdted ON single string"
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J. J FaEELAuD 8 som,

a RI opening their Fsll slors Of Goods in
: their New Building. one door East of Dr.
schsoliield's Drug slore. where they invite Iheir
casiasnrrs 70 rali aud examine for themselves.
County Trade. of every sOu usually brought
70 this mnket, win be taken in exchange Cor
Goods.
Persons iadebied 70 Us win please call and
setile bs ;he end Of the year, as we inieni 10
make ihis standing rule--. short settlements
make long friends"
November 10. 1853. H.
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in my heart will be incomplete with
oat mother. Her meek face and busy
fingers. her snowy cap. her low voice
and quiet influence. would make oar
little home paradise. Will she not
be very lonely :"
II have taken care to engage a cot
tage close to hers" answered Arthur.
|" within a stones throw. And You
never can get along without showing
her your bright eyes at least a dozen
times day. TO consult ON little house,
hold matters-such as what dainty dish
will please the taste Of your lord and
masfer-ahem
Alice shook her finger at this piece
OF impertinence, and looked as fearful
" threatening asher pretty face would
allow.
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Of nv country. than to have the repu-
tation oi Napoleon"
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NEW MUSIC!
"A N assortment of NEW MUSIC received and
a for sale at the Drug Sioie.
February Ia. a.
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Lla:pAslsr. Il. H.rhl.tlln. W.nauin

n Qls III gIEIlEAS q Co.
wholesale Grocers,
FORWARDING asp COMMISSION MERCHANTS
oifit: al No. 6, Roanoke sqnarr.
NORFOLK, Va.
II Particular attention paid 10 The sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
EXPERIENCES.
Thomas p. Dcsereux. esq, Hslilar. N. G..
fieo. w. Mordecai. Pre'st Baak Of Stale of N. G..
Charles dewey. Cashier .
w. II. Jsncs. Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
J.. o'B. Branch. Pres, Raleigh & Gsaon Road.
ps.;s.. y. :. :. s''' wsi,ss..s. i sss.'t' Mysn.
Prcs't Farmers B'k of Va
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence 4 Reid. Baiiimort.
Mcssrs. b. Blassom & Son, Neic lork.
Messrs. ID. Heart & Son, Hilsborough, N. Z.
October 20. iy09--
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STABLER'S
Diarrhea Cordial.

THE valuable medicines above named. are no,
= empirical, but are prepared in agreement
with ihe experience Of some OF The most learned
and jadicious practitioners, and are not secret,
further than Is necessary 10 protect the proprie-
Tors and those who use them from loss and inn
position, as the component paris have been made
known. cosrinKxrIaLLr. from time TO time, 10
pefhaps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25

The CANDIDATES FOR MAYoR.--Who is TO be
our next Mayor? is the cry one meets at every
corner, The hard and soft shells have each
three or four eligible men to present. The
temperance party is puzzled in attempting to
decide between the claims of its rival cham.
pions for the honor. Four or five Americans,
so true to the Know Nothing standard that they
regard the Pilgrim Fathers as foreigners who
ought not have had votes, are ready to serve in
that and every other capacity. Any number
OF wings are prepared to sacrifice their feelings
and their comfort for the benefit of the city,
and accept the Office Of Mayor. Finally, the
old reform committee which was believed to be
dead and buried, has been galvanized into &C.
tivity by the turmoil, and respectfully offers to
its fellow citizens ten candidates chosen out of
its own body. As matters now stand, the as.
pirants for the irksome office cannot fall far
short one hundred. Some ninety two or three
OF these will be cut off without redemption by
the primary committees and the balance will
contest the is'ue on the respective merits of
bard and soft shellism, whigism, temperance
civic reform, and native Americanism. II is
our opinion that if any prominent citizen were
to start on an Independent ticket, without con-
ventions or primary committees, or anything of
tie sort, his chances of success would be better
than any Of the regular nominees.
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Superior Court.

SEPT 2o--Notice.-The Justices OF this Court have
decided to extend the November Trial Terra ono week
making II four weeks term. Aso to hold TIVE add
tonal Trial Terms in each Of the months Of October No
vsmber and December to commence the third Monday
Of each month, ard to be continued two weeks. Two
separate panels Of jurors win be summoned when the
additional Trial Terms held In the stated
will DO but day calendar. which win 30 called by tina
Judge holding tie principal court Of the stated Tidal
Terms In causes called and to the Special Trial
Jurors In those The General Term In each OF
these months will be held but two weeks. 90 commencing
raj Term will be held each saturday to hear appeals
frtm orders The sisted Trial Terms Gil be held on tho
second floor OF the building in the Park the corner of
ogee Of the Court.
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New York is far down in the list, the quantity
raised being but IL ,s5s, 400 bushels-Pennsyl
vania, i9,S3j2it bushels, and New Jersey,
S,759,30i bushels-which last il far greater
quantity in proportion to the area Of New Jcr-
sey than that raised in any other State cast Of
the ALE ghony mountains. The quantity raised
in the six New England States is lo,l75,s5e
bushels, which is far less than the amount re
quiFed for the supply Of he inhabitants. It Is
well known that large quantities are sent from
the Southern, Western and middle States to
the markets OF New England.
The States producing the largest quantity of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-25
The Boston Postmastxr and the Eastern Ma,

Ine hOstOn POstmust<r and the Eastern Malt.
Several days since stated tina. the Pos master of
Boston had promised to expedite the daily mail to New
York. and thus enable merchants to get their letters
one two hours earlier thau they y
toned to receive them. Our authority one of the
Boston papers Happears by the following note from
Postmaster Bailey that the statement was Incorrect
Posi- OrTICE, Bosros, Sept %, 1854
pEAR sIR-I find the above paragraph in re,at on TO
the mails, in your paper Of the 2lst instant viii yon
Pc NIT me to in reply, that not that any
pione was ever made by to deliver the Eastern mail
in New York city at any particular hour for the very
good that have authority power to carry
any such promise iuto execution, hac made 1t.
The railroad companies between the two cities hsye
contracted with the department to transport the mails
within certain specified hours and they fail deliver
the mails At New York within contract time the Post
master at New York report the facts TO the depart
meht and ~ for the Postmaster General to rec.ify
evil, and not the Pos tmaster at Boston.
Very respectfully, your oo'ds servant,
f. G. BAILEY, p. II.
Editor Of the NEW York BERArD, New York city
We regret that Mr. Bailey has not the power to dis
patch the mails 1t would be boon to us to get our
letters and papers two hours earlier than we now
Go. The Boston Post Office is considered model Office,
and Postmaster Bailey sd control over the East
en mail should have to expect more regulari
ty in its arrival here.
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cd 10 roFecnta FOR lie every member Of the
Board Of CouDciimen Ia 9 &c il is Published This
menace Il DOT likely to avail suppeessiog the
document: and we shall, be sad disappointed
If We DO no. End it on our to lie before many
dayse spse.
IL is not more than lie Of years siace
our neighbours across the water were horri ied
by the re,ults OF the Parliamentary com mirtees
which inves.iga ed the Derby Ell ctious. NJ my
Americans still recollect how completely the
Tories were snnihilased by the crushing evil
dence taken before the Committees: how they
were proved to have rescrted every form OF
bribery and corruption; aud how some few Of
their manager, such as Major Beresford, popu-
larry known by his usual electioneering aato-
graph of Nv. B, ;" have been the Laughing stock
and scorn of En- land ever since. It seems pro-
hahle t: at We are destined t. aaj1y similar
affection. Indeed from what we have heard our
Manual for Aldermen will be more CON-
plete and elaborate perfo nance han the Blue
book known abroad as The "rory Voters Com
panion." The Englishman who received bribe
from an unseen indiy dual through chink in q
window shutter-his own back being turned to
the window meaowhile-is likely to be outdone
by some Of our highest municipal ofHcers
There is enough in the book, we are told, to
show that how, yer skill ut the Englisl may be,
he art Of corruption has reached its highest
perfection here. The Common Council might
make good thing by Issuing IN edition Of
10000 copies, and selling them cheap. 1t is
sure Of tremendous run.
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likely TO b. we'll attended. The weather . de-
hRbhul- 40 ihose WIN have Undergone the
"heattI terms" Of last sDmDer-perfrcty bea-
vep'y. There is no disease in the city. rbe
over fmpor'atioos RON Europe have had a teo-
dtnsy to cheaper all manufactured articles;
end We see on macy sides growing desire to
! reduce the prices OF commodities which have
Eng been hey ond the reach Of small purses
V siters may therefore enjoy themselves better
and for less money than they have been tn
sbled to do for some ime
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CONVENTIONS NExl MoNrH.--Early next month
the pleasantest month in the ycar--wc may
expect New York to be tolerably crowded. In
The first week in October the State Agricultural
Convention meets here for the first time, IL our
memory serves us. A monster Baptist conven-
tion r. also to be held here about the same
time, for tie purpose Of deciding on the alters-
stone which are 70 Be made u tie aew Bepist
edition OF Tho Bible Both aasemblsgos are
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CORRUPTION BRouCHT TO LIGHT.--A most valu-
able addition is about to he made to the literature
Of this country, in the shape Of q handsome vo-
lume on the subject Of municipal corruption
showing how cities may be robbed, and alder
men grow rich in the briefest space Of time, and
without any extraordinary display of genius or
activity. The origin Of the work is as follows
Y-as the term Of the last batch of civic officers
under the old charter drew to close, loud
charges Of corruption were made against seve-
raj OF the m mbers Of the Board Of Aldermen.
and at last a formal inquiry iato the conduct Of
two out Of the number was instituted by the
Grand Jury. That body terminated Its official
existence before the inquiry was complete; and
in its prosentmens the subject was left as L.
gaey to the Recorder, who was earnestly prayed
not to let it DROP Application being made to
the Governor, it was decided that the inquiry
should be prosecuted, at the expense of the
State, before the Recorder and several legal
gentlemen and many weeks after people had
ceased to talk about the affair al all, the report
was sent into the State Department. From
thence it was transferred to the office of the
Comptroller, who, in obedience TO reauisiton
oil the Common Council, is now preparing copies
for the use Of the members. 1t will of course be
printed az soon as II is laid before the Council
and the whole world will know ho the old Coun-
Gil managed matters. Some idea of the charac-
sr Of the work may be inferred from The fact that
more than one Of the oldAIdermep have threaten
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Brooklyn City Intelligence.

TBE LIQUOR BusSEssRecent orders require the polics
to arrest s persons who caught violating excls
Laws by selling liquor without license To detest heus
in The act Is difficult job for the police, but they have
nevertheless tai en- number into custody since atar-
day morning, among them the folio ng:Danisl Flao~
merry, Hamilton avenue Thos Foran Court street AMI
Ninth place; James Kernin johnson and Primes
streets; Bridget lynch, corner Navy and LAfayetts
streets widow O'Rourse, CARL Willoughby street.
Mrs Ham eden street and Myrtle avenue. They
were al he'd TO appear for exampation.
BuRGIARY.-The b ,use Of John 4. Russ, in Washlog-
ton avenue, near Lafayette street. burgAriousiy
entered trough the basement door SATURDAY nyht
and robbed Of gold watch ct ain penci clothing ant
money. colcred man leaving the prami. 90
by officer Powers, who chased him, but the negro being
more heet distancsd Il officer and made his escape
Assault UPoH CoLoRED GIRL Health wsrdsn Wa ,dy
arrested negro named Abraham Doris yesterday oa a
charge OF committing of arocious charac
isf npon the person OF coored girl not vet years
tnre that it Is thought FERROUS consequences viii ensue
The aocuted was locked up for hearing.
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Jersey CITY Intelligence.

SuTnBm TKRx OF THE CouRTs-0n Tuesday (to moe.
ipg) the septsmbsr term Of the Circuit Cour
and Court of Oyer and yermIner VIII commence At the
Court house at Bergen Five Corners There win be q
heavy civil calendar and largo amount of criminal
business the county jail being full great meiosty Of
the criminal hases assault and battery. There
NO casee capital offence To be tried.
Aestssxp vAIvR PRopgRIy The assessment Lists for
1854 chow tho vslue Of estate and personal property
in Hudfon ccanty b. s2ssi no. The county tar for
1854 IL elb, 600
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DEDICATION sERnoS.-Tbe dedication . no Of tho
Presbyterian Chapel recently erected -treet.
was preached yesterday afternoon by, Wells
The text chosen from the 4th chapter, L 70 Of
the book Of the Prophet Zeehariah For who hath de-
spsed the Cay Of email things 2" &c The chapel Il n
very neat story and wood bulldog situae
on Ainslie street ri EVEN street, se lots OF
ground has been purchased by the society for ab,at
$4,000, and the building cost between three and four
thousand dollars.
EoID RoBREaY-On Saturday evening young mar.
named George sbeibei entered the ewey store of L1
watch While exan ming it another young care
In and asked to be shown fob chain and while W..
Mendel was &c the chain, he snAtche the wa.o
and ran out, fos wed BY shebe The last named per-
son was arrested as accomp ice by officers OK an
Shay, who were near by. The thief escaped.
OvFRBcARD--A German woman, named Nary Rider re-
sd1g In the Third ward soci 'enaly stepped OF OF the
ferry bridge int the water Saturday ang at the
foot Of Grand street she ued from dro wing
by the ferry hAnds and conveyed to the Second ward
station house By officer sterrett where she proper
lv for.
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Theological Discussion. - Question do the
holy scriptures teach the doctrine of endless misery
street Baptist Church. Negative-Rev. T. Sawyer D.
D., pastor Of tho Orchard street Unversast Church.
The discussion win commence in the Broadway TebernA
continue eight evenings To pay sxrsnsss tickets for
the eight evenings for the single evening % cents
For sale At ". Han Cons, $50 Broadway; Roe Lock
james, 90 Fulton street. Ambassadors ONCE, 54s Broad
way and 1t tho door the evening Of the discussion
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Court Cslondar-.rnis Day.

Court Calendar-Cnis Day.
USHD STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 40, 30, 40, "a
TO ST.
surRnu OouHr1eper al rerm.-Nos. "a, ~, IS, TO- 50,
"a, So, 80, "A, 40, SO 70 co.
SUPREME CouN-Cncuit Adjourned to I'd October.
Common PiRAs-Trial Term --AdjoarEed.
COMMON PIKAs-General Term.--For appeals.
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wheat arc the following =

The four great States first named raise more
than half Of the whole crop. The quantity OF
wheat raised in the remaining States and Ter
riiorics, in 1919, was 1885, 1872 bushels only.
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HEAVY Loss-An enormous locomotive, with
six ave ct Drivers and weighing thirty TONS ded
for the vrgini. and Tsnns eee rarcsd, while being
transferred from . vessel canal boat IN this JAMES
river ct Rcche.te on the nth inet. fell f.om tho lin
her ed to suAac II and sunk 20 the bottom carrying
the beat with II, The cost Of II -ss over go oVV
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P1anOfortes-An lmmense Assortment or
elegant pianos and mslo6sons for sale or % rent ut es
rios than they can be had elsewhere In the narkek
large variety Of second hand ponos prcss $50, sl5,
$50 60 e76, $780, e1a6 10 70 ei7b. Beautiful pisnon
bargains. Every instrument warranted A large dis
sount made from fseory prices for cash. 10 sut
purchasers, monthly payments win b taken. Cash
said for second hsnd pianos.
HORACE WATERS, No $50 Broadway.
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II viii be perceived that by far the most i'm
portant crop Of vegetable food produced in the
United States is tina, of Indian corn, the nun
Der Of bushels Of that grain raised exceeding
that of all other vegetable food, including Pc
tatoes.
The States which raise the largest quantities
Of iudian corn are ac foiows:--
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The Rumored Prize Fight.


NEW YORK. Sept. 81, 1854.
l. SIR Having seen my name used In connection With
another persons, for prixs 6ght, to take place In
Westpolt l., wish to inform the pubs that never
inserting these few lines GU will obge yours respec
fully, JOIN r. LYING