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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12
Spring and Summer
gl9GIsgs
Just from New York.


rT,HE Subscriber has Just opened fne Stock
a Of Goods IN his Iiae, selected with great
care by himself In the city Of New Yolk. which
Tor beauty, taste and cxeeIlence. he thinks viii he
found 10 equal. IL ihey 10 nG surpass. sny which
have befsse been offered in this place. They con.
sist Of every variety Of anieies Usually kept 10
Merchant TailOr's Shop,
vim: superior French and English Cloths; Plain
and Figured French Csssimers; Satin. Silk. and
Marseles veslinss. both figured and plain; Shirts,
with the latest French bosoms; Crsvats, Neck
Ties. &c. Also a we'll selected assortment ol
Ready Made Clothing. such as
Dress Coats, Over Coais, Vests,
PantaI0Ous, SC. sc.
His friends and the public generally, arc invit-
ed 10 give him call. as he ieels conideni be can
please ia style, quality and piee.
or The Latest FASHIONS are reported 10 him
monthly from two Of the most fashionable Cities
ia the world; and he fatisrs himself that he can
make ~ good iiis az can he made any where.
Ne also promises the public that be ~il take
pleasure In Cutting and Making work On every
siyie that may be desired.
l.. CARMlCHAEI..
April 10. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12
Thankful for the pass.

VNHE undersigned hopes fol continuance and
an increase of patronage from his friends.
All sorts of Country Trade will be taken in ex-
change for Goods. J. ]. FREELAND.
June 18th, 1854. 10
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" by Aidusfry zoe thrire.n

J. III. & G. IL. PARRISH,
HAVE received al their Store. ten miles north
II Of HillsbOrough, well selected Stock Of
Spring 4 Summer Goods,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-12
PERPETUAL MOTION.

THE subscriber most respectfully informs the
4 public generally. everybody else and the
rest Of mankind, that be, having entered into the
Carriage Making Business,
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sfeeo,nf ofaa hiferpie,r Nth MR. WEB
srEa Gfier the baltimore Contention, 5y his
friend, caarhs "A. Sfrfsoa, Of tie Astor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
TEXAS.-ARAY MOVEMENTS.

As NAV prove interesting TO your readers send you
the following order from General Smith, which has just
been received here, with regard 10 the movement of
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS,
CORPrs CHRIsII, June Il, 1854.
Orders No 20.
Preparaory to the movement abou. TO take place the
following dispositions wai be made
/ Lieutenant colonel Washington SesweI, with the
Head Quarters Regmenal staff and Band, and the four
companies OF the 9Th Infantry a: Ringgod Barracks
will hold themselves in readiness to march by of
Loredo and Eagle Pass to Las Moras whence they will
nroceed BY the FL PasO road toward the Preside Del
Eore The two companies of that regiment now at
Camp WORTH San Antonio, will prepare TO up
10 ion the battson at Las Moras. In order to do tds
the detachments in the field al the b lndera and
Uyada passes will return 10 san AnOnio as TO arrive
there about the first OF July.
q Co.. Gusavus LOOMS and Maj. J. NJ La Motte, with
the Regmental staff and Band Companies A. II and
q constituting the lat wing of the 9Th regiment. at
Fort Mcintosh will hold themselves in readiness pro-
coed 10 RDggod Barracks, whore they will take post
and Of which Col. LOOMS will take the command. Com
NAMES l. and II, same Regiment will, after calling in
Their deachmens from the field proceed without delay to
on their posts above Indicated TO Fort Mcintosh
and 10 RiDggold Barracks.
g. Col. W. Il. Lorng, with the Regimental staff and
Band with Companies end b. constituting TIE stsquId
ron and and G. constituting the fifth squadron mounted
Rife Regiment will be held in readiness 10 proceed to
Fort Mcintosh Of which Col Lorng will assume the com
mand: Companies and c. constituting the first squad
ron will prepare move to Las MOras, where it will be
posted Companies G and II, constituting the second
squadron be prepared to TO Ringgold Barracks,
where will take post and Companies and h, constl-
tutng the third squadron, TO Fort Duncan, OF which Will
constitute part of the garrison. Major John s. Simonson
viii proceed with the squadron to Las MOras of which he
will assume command.
T. The following assignment of officers of the medical
corps in b Department is hereby published for the nfor
nation of all concerned
Assistant Surgeons John i. Head and George X: Wood,
10 Fort Duncan Assistant Surgeons Thomas A. McParlin
and Archibald Taylor Fort Mcntosh Assistant Surgeon
Thomas MoGettyto Ringgold Barracks Assistant Surgeon
La Fayette Guild, with the baalon of the 9Th Infantry
under orders for the Preside del Nore Assistant Surgeon
Israel Moses will relieve Assistant Surgeon Thomas A.
McParln at Fort Merrill upon being relieved the latter
will report in person these Head Quarters for duty in
the field Assistant Surgeon Robert Souhgae will repair
TO Fort McLav and relieve Assistant Surgeon W. W.
Anderson who will then proceed to comply with par 3,
Special Orders No %. Adjutant Generals Office, May9,
1854
b. order of Byt. Major General Smith.
ALFRED GBBs,
Brcvet Capt. Assistant AdjutantG eneral.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
RECENT DEATHS.

TIE LATE Ex-senator RoDERTs.-The Hon Jonaih m
Roberts died Upper Marion township Montgomery Co.
Pa ON the Goth inst aged 81. The deceased for many
years occupied prominent position in the politics OF
PENNSYLVANIA He was successfully member OF the House
of Representatives Of the State and ned STATES e was
member of the United States Senate when the Missouri
Compromise bill was passed He at time was anal
Commissioner and early and energetlc fend 70 IN
tenal improvements The last office he held was tha' Oh
the Collector Of the Port of Philadelphia TO which nc was
appointed by Gen Harrison. The deceased was manor
vigorous intellect strict integrity of purpose and great de-
cson of character. These characteristics with large
fund of information and considerable command OF Ian
guage made him prominent individual in whaever sta
ton be placed. He was Democrat Of the old school
and like Of the abest and best Of that school dis
carded the selfstyed democracy of the present day.
AN OLD VETERAN GoSE.-Died at Cohasset July Is,
Mr. John Thomas, 80 years ofage. Mr.. Thomas one
of the old stock In early life he spprentced to the
saimaker who made the CONSTITUTIONS first suit of sas
deal OF rivalry manifested at the time they made
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DIED.

ADARE-Ou "Wednesday, July o. Inflammation Ofthe bowels
Patrick Adsre. bAiiye OF Ireland
Ills country invited 20 attend bis funeral from
his late residence 81 Murray o'clock this day
Ncdnt sday IL y. NJ, dugher OF
Milton sud Phebe ". Arrowsmith.
Tie he family Iuestet 20 attend the funeral from
the residence No - loyts BTookyp Thursday
Afternoon. 81 = o'clock. without further Invitation.
BURNED the 18th OF July of consumption Richard Moore
Burke. sgrd SO years -.
The relative family requested TO sttend hi'
(thl O'Clock from his late residence
No. ~ Edrdge without further notice Ills Remains WI" Dc
Ia D. % Gr,,uwood.
DEAKINs-On the 26h inst Mrs Mary DeaSns aged 90 years
Tot Old aud long inhrnty.
Th 70 atyes he family requested without ir
t-rrofce her funeral the IN inst at clock from
sonnaw Mr. bme heAster corner OF Hous
ou sud Norfolk .ts. -, =,
GIPFINY-On Wednesday evening the 18th inst Miss Mary
Aun ry ,cold dau sheTo Christopher Giny in the 18th year
Of her
TIE erds OF the family invited attend her fuuera
morning the 9Th inst 81 II o'clock from the residence OF
her Iarsn.s No. - "a s.
OkMOND-On he .6th inst. John 0rmond, sged i6 years
The friends the family respectfully Invited to attend the
h. red Noll0 Delaney St this trhurday
> o'clock
PLATT-On Tuesday 18th Of consumption Nathaniel c Piatt
sged 81 yehfs
aerd the funeral THURSDAY, 27h o'clock p NJ from his
late rence No q HudsoIp Thirty fourth o. between Min
and Tenth tys
Plat shureh ~. Y papers please copy
VAN BEUREN-Jure a. New Hurley. Ulster County. &c
RADIUS John and Eliza Van Beuren aged years
t,nvsf. ard6 1h.s
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la " LNIELLIGENCE.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Be.ore judge WoooRc'F.
SIR FOR ALLEOED sLASDEE-MOTIOS 70 AMEND ANSWER
Jane. ". L Gudey Abner A PolL
To recover damage for alleged SANDER, In saying that
plaintiff stole certain money, and using various EXPIRES
SIC rs 10 that effect such It lies between em and Grid
lev and Gridley has got the money, believe Grid
ley has got the money Grdley stole the money
suppose the per plaintiff stole the money
"Gridley knows where the money Is.
IL the answer is said that defendant i keeper Of the
St Loui. Hotel that plaintiff clerk .nd book keeper
and as such received from Henry Wilson, boarder and
guest about $3.50 in money for safe keeping viii h money
he ought Immediately afterward 10 have delivered TO de-
pdant egreesby general direction, but instead Of
delivering the same the plaintiff did not deliver II TO
defendant any other person authorized 20 receive H.
but stole and enbezzed the same and converted the same
to his own use &c Wherefore if ALL defendant spoke
the words alluded he lawfully might for the causes
aforesaid. - ,
II is also alleged in mitg .on and will be proved that,
plaintiff received said money and did not hand it TO plain
iii Ibu retained lost disposed Of it, in
known TO defendant and brought proof to sustain his
assertion. in regard it, and tina, defendant
able. and had to pay Mr.. Wilson back the said sum Of
money so handed plaintiff and Immediately upon
such and before any part Of such money found that
defendant if at eli, spoke said words &c. L portion 81
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partment in the College for instruction in the pra I'll
zeal and useful arts Of lite comprised chiefly in the
"brauclc Of mechanics and civil engineering; the IN
"vcntion and manufacture Of machinery; carpentry
masonry architecture aid drawing; the inycsti-
"gati,n Of the properties and of materials
employed in the arts; the modern languages and
English literature. together with OOk-keepng and
such Oti er branches of knowledge as may best dual
"ify young persons for tie duties and empoyments of
9" life. lie also desires the incubation of pure NOR
atty and the religion Of the Bible without seciarianism
Here is foundation broad enough for all practical
purpOscs 1t was noble pan and worthy of the
generous snd hgh-sou!cd merchant that originated IT,
He has prescribed 10 higher qualifications for adrni,-
sion to the school th.n the mastery Of those
branches which are usually taught in com
mon English schools. Here there is danger OF
setting the standard of requirements too low.
larger infusion of the literary element into this
school seems desirable The course is limited TO
three years. Perhaps. as the standard OF culture
rises fourth may be added for the complete
study Of English phology and literature, together
with rhetoric political economy aud metaphysics The
school TINS far has met the most sanguiue exprcta
tons Of its friends This year presents to the public
its first fruits. cisss of four will receive at the
approaching commencement the degree of " Bachelor
of Science" The middle and Junior classes contain
about thirty members in ALL The instruction is chief
ly given by the Professors of the College. This SCHOOL
therefore, offers inducements to young men who wish
to secure practical education far above those pre-
sented at our academies Division of labor always
produces superior tact and skill INDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
THE DELLA WEBSTER AFFAIR-CRAiG, THE
PROSECUTOR, SHOT.

The following account of the shooting of Craig, the
who keeper of the pententary during the
incarceration of Miss Webster, find in THE Mlisoa
Courier:
The violation of the laws of the State of Indiana by
Craig and his comrades i'll wearing concealed weapons.
ourishng them before the of quiet orderovng ct
zers with slight or provocaton their boastugs OF their
Kentucky power their expressed contempt for Hooshers
and their coarse charges OF abOonsm and niger steal
ing upon the people of City and State caused some
excitement upon the landing yesterday evening which
suited in the whipping of the negro drivers who accompa
MED Craig witnesses friends and the shooting of
Craig by Kentuckian who, believe lives ID live
on the place Miss Webster the river until he
was driven off by Craig This manhas been arrested and
is now in the hands of the law.
We have not word of his guilt innocence but
the shooting OF Craig from behind dastardIy act
and as there Hardin county uries in Indiana the
perpetrato is not likely 10 escape Craig shot about
and after his friends bowie knife and revovers in hand
erey punished for their gross unmannery con-
duct during the day.
The hall entered the back of Craig between the shoul
ders inctng dangerous but not necessarily mortal
wound After the shooting he conveyed TO the resi-
dence of Gen. Siapp where the wound probed and
dressed by DR.. Davidson.
Randall arrested charge Of shooting Craig, was IA
borer on Miss Websters place across the river for about
wear He has heretofore complained OF much abuse re-
ceyed from Craig and his sympathzers having been by
them driver away his employers premises he al
Ieces If he committed the act with which he is charged
the provocaton may be found in these former transactions
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KINGS co. COURT OF GENERAL SEsslONS-Before Judge
MooRE and justices STiLwELL aud srRlEsS
Y, sterlav Thomas Conner, implicated with Charles Nc
Clone heretofore convicted james Ryan and James
q Neil on an Indictment for highway robbery, was placed
on trial From the evidence of John Nelson. the com
p,anin witness il appeared that his return TO his
home in Brooklyn the night of the JOth of April last he
was attacked by about nine persons among whom were
defendants near the of Court and Bergenss lie
had in his coat pocket bottle OF whisky which they took
and letting HIM go they again attacked him, when one
OF the party ed hs pockets OF 81 Oh, his week wages
end ali the morev he had. Several officers OF the Third
District Police came up this time and arrested thom
These being proved tho was gwen to the Jury
who after short absence returned with verdict OF
guilty Of assault and battery james Ryan and James
q Neil pleaded guilty the chsge, which was ac
cepted Snd they sentenced 10 the pententGry tor
ten month. each. Mctiloue, although Qdcted on the
sane chnrge was convicted of highway ROBBERY, and was
senterced to the penentary tor the term OF ten years
The Court ntmaed that an endeaYor would be made To
have the sentence committed and the prisoner VIII te-
fore be confined in the County Jail until the proper repre-
sentations can be made TO the Governor
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WZLLL4IKSB URGH ITEMS.

MEETING LIQUoR DEALERs.-The Liquor Dealers
of the First and Second W ards Wiamsburgh, held
Tuesday evening at Wits Union Hotel in Grand-s,
for the purpose of taking action in reference TO the or
nance Of the Common Council being enforced relative
10 the closing Of tayorns on Sunday. Mr. IHos BERRY
wa. chosen Chairman and Mr. r. BRADY acted as Score
tary. After some conversation the following preamble
and resolution presented and adopted after which the
meeting was adjourned TO Thursday evening
We have been led 20 believe that az citizens OF
Sist smeuatr 70 the laws Of the land aud TO he eu
fet, society liberty follow the dictates OF
what should sid what should drink sud
We hold tiat freeman should b e'mpef 20
aud
Sunday other Tires and Hhereo' We believe the
p ordnance tie Common Council OF ihs CITY IN relation
the Sunday b. direct opposition 20 she
state ia such made sBd provided, therefore
Re,,od THAI hereby agsis tie enforce o. tho
and w aA al legal and se2a to protect our
the Clf Magre Gil, ia enforcing the
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4 BO4T UPSET 1T NAHiNT.
nfneN. Y. Trhure.

tlIfeF10ltrnce o he = J IHbule.
NsHiST, Saturday, July. ~, l-j4.
The world at NAHANT was yesterday thrown into
great confusion, and part Of into alarm. BIZ dis
coy ering HAT fishing boat had capszed near Egg
Rock and that two persons were struggiln. IN the
water two miles from assistance, with strong wind
blowing seward, and the waves dashing furiously
against the rock either side One elderly gentleman
offered large sum Of money for their safety, and sent
over 10 the other side OF the point for yacht Ia 70
their aid. In few minutes, however. Sir. James f..
Stevens manned the life boat which is always kept in
readness and il rapidly approached the point of dan
ger and at ~ o'clock the two persons taken from
the water in exhausted and almost fee condition,
and brought to the Hotel, where the weaker of the
two remained last night in precariou. condition; but
Is now rapidly recEperating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

"a TO wlo LIQUID take the frs stitch Mr. Thonass aster
had made Inens to obtain that honor himself 6u;
Young John by aTu trick superseded hs master and
took the rEt siIiC that taken in the Coystu
ton sHils. Mr. ILom,s genuine native, snd ia
two in the service Of his country Of whom 10
u battle ~ Lurdy Lane. At the time Of his death he
the olde. seimaker thi- part OF the country and
much respected y his brothers OF the craft by whom
he Familiarity called Father Thomas lBo-t. Trsy. 2jth.
DIAM oT JUDGE THUEsAy.-We learn that the Hon.
John H. Thurman died his residence in Chester War
County Yesterday afternoon. at about clock. Mr.
I in this city a-i week. apparently in BIZ usual
health After returning home lie taken down with
the bowel compliant which terminate suddenly above
stated. Mr.. T was a sorin.lsw Of the Hon. Jacob l..
Lane Of this city. Troy Budget 25'h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

AFFBAY-A seriou, row occurred in Man.sf on Sa,ur.
day night On the occasion OF a wedding number OF
Germans collected at house between Beaver and
CennOn-sts. Tie festivities were kept up until late
houT-tle party being in a the third story. Be-
II and IL o'clock, several of those present
down TO the street door for the purpose of breathing the
frC IL cir. While there they suddenly attacked By
party Of Irshmen who up the street. IL does
aJIeG that any provocaon given aud it would
tina, he attack prcmeditaed The Germans attempted
10 Ccepe into the house but II said that the door having
spTIg lock- accidentally closed and they could
get in. A fight took place and brickbsts
freely used One of the Germans had his skull fractured
and received stab -Four five OF his panOns
or less injured. The party within soon helped their
friends into the house under fire of brckba The noise
aud the cries Of the man who was severely wounded.
aroused the neighbohOOd. One of the watcImen in
the vicinity but before he could get assistance the assa
ants had left the ground and arrests made II
doubtful whether the wounded German will survive his
injuries. Bridgeport Comm Standard July %.
HORRIBLE MuRDER-On Tuesday last difficulty
between Mr.. Ashby resident of Choeaus Island about
sixteen miles below this city and young man named
Osborne when fight ensued. Osborne cut Mr.. A. two
or three times with drkknife, when Of Mr. A.,
young aged sixteen seventeen years, seeing the
danger his father was IN jumped behind Osborne AMI
caught him around both arms. Osborne, bya back-hsnded
blow him the abdomen. that nearly all his
bow els protruded He died next morning. The by
ISLANDERS caught the murderer called council of the best
citizens of the Island and took vote whether 10 hang
him the nearest tree give him up to The law large
minority for hanging him forthwith but by the inter-
ference of Mr. Ashby persuaded 10 give him up Z,
the tender ics OF the law. he is now IN jail AT I'd
wards, lie await his trial AT the September term Of
Madison Circuit Court. Alton H. Courier, 22d.
MI,TAKE.-1he ,taement copied into TIE TtteYigcq-
Ger, this morning. from I'de EimrG Ohio Republican,
saving that At the recent trial Mr. John 4. Collier late
Collector of the port of san Francisco at NewYork
ui instituted b. the Government TO the balance
due from him the called verdict rendered eNoneratc. him
from Indebtedness to the United States. and charges
them with balance Of So 900 due him. is in AL probi
bitv wholly incorrect The has TO be decided by
the lied States Circuit Court for the Southern District of
Now oIk in ninety days after the close of the trial,
"crse stated" No Judgment has yet been rendered by
tho Court to the knowledge of any Of the Government Off
ccs Since Collier, arrest by the Marshal Of Oho under the
penal clause Of the SubTroasury act his suretes have
paid into the Treasury account OF his indebtedness to
Tie Government 500 600 which leaves his very
different from its condition when the suit above referred
to was commenced. Washington Star 24'h.
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R-ror - fOr The Y. 7, Tribune Nessa Il0mss
Ftt City and Ere %; 81 100 Do gO 81 90
Snsg Csrss -; % Cam and Am R g.. 81 essh S7
- 40 We, Pbis " S. b5 s1 90 West Phia Gas b
4: ssfo Peurs s. s5 sn o. Si,i Is Beaver Meadow R.
s5Vp ~ - Penn. r. 81 ~ RSdiBE R. bj 81. 2Haris-
buzz 81 coo Lehsh Zinc IL $50 Morris Canal III 20 DO
IS IL 90 Lorg Island RR b5 l2. iG Winin r R. So d
S,1 Canal 5 YcksJgrI RR 10; 2Farners aud Msch Bank
-, Schuyl Nav Pref d.y: SIT; 10 Bank Fl Peans III
Isfreen HodyfsO r. .Ging K R.. Canal
,cord B4ard-5O0 City e. ~; coo LshgB 10 9 1000
READING r % 10 7i 100 Wilmington r. H. s.. sGi so Cam.
Aubov R. R. g. 81 85i y New Orleans Gas s no. 3 Lsbish
Nav So. Beaver Meadow K r. 5 57i go Morris Canal III
b l2 susq. Canal loi 100 Reading r. b5sn, -;
BANK Of kentucky. l0l; - Girsrd Bank r.
itte, Board-4 400 City g. s5ss 90 % Beaver Meadow
IS A 100 DO DO b. }i 30 do do So 100 do DO
100 Morris Canal. siwn. y; loo 90 DO bj -
Ctsing Procr-Uuiied bid i5t asked DO
BID llo asked Pennsylvania s. 81 bid % uked Reading R
bid 81 .ed Reading Bonds 10 IS bid ISL READING
Mort 90 g. bid - ssssd; Penn R. of - bid -. sstee
Morris Canal L bid u ssEsd; schsyk Nav g. 81 IA BID y
sked Schuy Nav STOCK 2i bid > sked 5chuyL Nav Pref 81
bid 81 skea Ions Island III bid y asked vekbqrE y bA u
.ksd GEsd Bank ~ BID sstsd Lehsh Zine Il bid u s.sed;
Union Cana. Il bid, y s.ked- Dull
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THE ROUIN CENTRE T-DISCHARGE. or
THE TURNER'S.

The German Turner'S eight in number arated on Tues
day night charged with riotng and lighting in Centrest
near the Tombs discharged this morning by Justice
Csborne upon the word and testimony Of Judge Bosart,
who witnessed the ARRAY and stated that the Germans
were not TO blame they walking quietly and
peacaby in procession four abreast when the attack was
made upon the rear of their procession by The Irish The
Irish speak of tho Turner'S the " German Know
Noihngs, which may account for the origin OF the
ARRAY As the police the Ward nearly all Irish,
the fact that scarcely any but Germans arrested il
occoupted f,r