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Obituary.

Died, at Chapel Hill, on Tuesday the Goth
of March, SUSAN MEADE, the only surviving
child of Samuel +. and Frances R. Phillips,
aged sixteen months.
Died, in Elizsbethtown, Bladen County, on
Wednesday, 2sth Of February, Capt. JAMES
CHILD, aged eighty-two years.
He was for many years citizen of HILLSIDE.
rough, and at one time a member Of the House
of Commons from that. Borough; but for the
last twenty years he resided in Bladen County,
Every one awarded him the credit Of being
an honest and upright man. Standard
Died, in Georgia, some time in February last
FREEMAN PoLnrLL, son Of the late Judge Pol.
hill, Of that State.
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TIE MARKETS.
.T9-Inl

Petersburg, March %.
CorroS.--Sales at s a. 81.
TOBBAcco.-Receipts continue very
light. Lugs ~ So 6 soc. Leaf 5:75
a 10.
wHEAT.-Wc quote prime Red and
White 5000 a. s2:25, inferior 10 good
81 so a. $3.50.
CoRN.-Salcs at IS a s. c.
fLouR.-City Extra $40. Country
80 SOAP IS.
GuANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
s35; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. March -.
Candles--Fayetteville Factory lse.
a. 20. Adamantine so a 55c.
Cotton--7a a SIC.
flour-Cross Z so a 600; super.
fine s a5aS 10
feathers-45 40 acc.
COtn-l00 Ito.
MoIasses--cuba % a ~; \. Or
leans so a. 90.
Whisky 55 Coo.
Norfolk. March ~.
FLoun.--Superfnc 9:25 Extra 9:76i
Family sl0I a l0a.
sueaR--lBrown. Porto Rico, Ga 81
\ N. Orleans 81 &C.
MoLAssEs--Cuba "a C.; ". 0rlean,
so a 81 G.
CoFFEE--Laguira III a is c.; Ri
HALL.
GUASo.-peruyian s4S.
Wilmington. March %.
Candles. Tallow 10 q IA; Adamaniine 2
a 30; sperm - so.
CofTce. lava l5a 10; Lsgusya lsn IA
Rio IA a l2!.
Flour. Canal IL II; Fayetteville 900
g:s5.
Molasssa Cuba css rs; n. Orleans cs
90.
Sugar. Brown g.. 9; Loaf and crushe,
IL. 10.
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When death is d, The door, The remedy which
would have saved life, il administered in time,
comes too late. Donot iriiie with disease. Re-
y upon il, that when the stomach will not digest
fooJ-when faininess and lassiiude pervade the
sysiem-When the sleep is disturbed, the appe-
lite feeble, the mind lelhSrgic, the nerves unna-
turslly sensitive, and the head confused-rely
upon i, that when these symptoms occur, the
powers 81 vitality are falling and that unless the
mischief Is promptly checked, ife ,ciH be shor-
tened, as well as rendered miserable. Now we
know from . mass Of testimony. greater than was
ever before accumulated in favor of one remedy,
that Hoohands German Btiers, prepared by DR..
~. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, viii Immediately
abnte, and, ia the end, enlirely remove all Of
these disorders ss surely as mathematical pro.
cess will solve problem. Who, then, will en-.
DUE the agony, aud The risk Of life. with health
and safety within reach See advertisement.
March, 1865. 79-ln
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Clarendon Iron Works.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
TIVE CLARENDON IRON WORKS Al

TIVE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are
= now prepared to receive orders for Beam,
Vertical. Horizontal or 0scillaling Steam En-
gines, High or Low Pressure, and adapted 10
all purposes; Circular, Vertical and Portable Saw
Mills, complete; Pumps, Mining Machinery,
Grisl and Flour Mills, complete Parker, Tur-
bine and other Water Wheels, Equipping Of
Steamers, Car Wheels and Axles Horse Pow
ers Of various patterns; Rice Field Pumps and
Engines; Rice Thrashers; Shingle Machines,
Shailing Pullies, hangers, Gears, and all other
Mill Work.
CASTINGS.-Iron and Brass Castings uf all
descriptions, including Ornamental Iron Railing
Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c. &c. The Company
would respectfully invite attention to iheii styles
and patterns Of Railing, which may be seen al
their Office,
B0lLERS.-Tubular. Fiue and Cylindrical
Boilers, Water Tanks, chimneys, and all other
kinds Of Boiler Work.
REPAIRS.-A separate department and force
will be kept for repairs, where work will be done
thoroughly and with despatch.
All work done in the establishment delivered
either on the cars Of the Wilmington & Man.
chester Rail Road, or the Wilmington & Wei.
don Rail Road, or in the flats al the Company:
wharf, fee Of charge.
Having large facilities. the above work will
be done on as reasonable terms as elsewhere
North OF South, and in prompt and satisiac-
tory manner.
Consultation by letter or otherwise in regsrd
TO plans and designs for mills or their furniture
and for machinery generally, willingly answered
All orders or communications 10 be addressed tC
the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Ag't.
March IL. s5--t
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FROM MEXICO.

New Orleans, March l6.
BY the arrival OF The steamer 0rizaba,
later dates from the city Of Mexico have
been received. II is reported that Santa
Anna has defeated The insurgents under
General Moreno; and, also. that he
compelled the main body Of the insur.
gents, under General Alvarez, TO retire,
after q desperate battle. General Santa
Anna has returned 10 The capital.
Bya specia decree from His Serene
Highness all persons found carrying con-
cealed weapons will be forced into mill
iary service for term Of from two to FIVE
years, il they are fl; if they nol.wil) be
confined in jail.
Gen. Moreno has been taken prisoner,
and ordered TO be executed. A forced
loan is soon 10 be imposed. Gen. Am
pudia had been installed Governor oil
Yucaian. Gen. Wool has gone south in
pursuit Of The insurgents.
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THOMAS WEBB,
attorlleu 4 Counsellor at gahp,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6A11GlMf M nj

MlILitgBWR GEs NJ Cos
In addition TO the ordinary practice Of his pro-
fession, will give prompt attention, as here.
tofore, 10 the prosecution Of all claims for Pen.
sion and Bounty Land.
All Soldiers, Revolutionary and others, whose
service extended 10 fourteen days, their Widows
or Minor Children. and who have not received
one hundred and sixty acres, are new entitled
to additional Bounty Land. And as the adyer-
User has register Of all the cases presented by
him under the former laws, and also Of all the
warrants purchased by him. containing all the
details and facts Of each case, and the number of
every warrant, persons for whom be acted be-
fore will therefore have no difficulty in establsh-
ing their claims He has also copy of the
Muster Rolls published by direction Of our Ge-
neral Assembly.
or Office in the Court House.
March, 1855. 7S--6w
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New York, March 10.

New York, March 10.
Outbreak al charlottesville outbreak
al Australia occurred al the Ballarai mines
on account Of the Commissioners having
demanded, with drawn swords and fixed
bayonets. licenses Of The miners. The
vengeance Of The miners was aroused, and
they mustered in great numbers on the
30lh Of November. when skrmish en-
sued, which was renewed on the 9TH De-
cember. when terrific hight occurred.
Some hundred soldiers and $50 mounted
troops proceeded 10 Eureka camp and
fred upon the insurgents. Twelve were
killed and many wounded. Tire soldiers
lost sevens and fifteen reported Of The
mounted troops sho, from bush. The
miners refuse 10 pay licenses, and severa
districts are supposed 10 be in a stale d
revolution.
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Sioux Ispass. An expedition Of
four regiments. consisting OF about four
thousand troops. il Is said. will start
from Fort Lrayenworth during the
spring, on an expedition against the
Sioux idians. General w. 5. Harvey.
United States Army, will command the
military expedition. The Kansas Her
aid saws he will give a months notice
to all Indians beyond Fort Laramie 10
leave the country. aud after that time,
all he finds he will make an example
IL. GiObe.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

The following account Of the late destructive
fire in the woods, was in type for our last Issue,
but was overlooked in the hurry Of putting the
paper to press
We have accounts from various direc-
lions of the country, ofihe spread Of alarm
inc fires in the woods. Elsewhere we
publish an.extract. from Columbia pa
per, showing The grea, damage done along
The line OF the S. G. Road. The Au.
gusla and Savannah papers state that The
fires have been raging through the pine
land, dong very serious injury 10 The
plaata,lons. fencing, &c. A steam saw
and grisi mill. valued at $4,000, near
Hamburg, was destroyed. Two negroes
have been burnt. The Fayetteville OBJ
server states that The fires have also been
raging near .llsl place. We quote:
The large summer residence Of Mrs.
Huske, Sen, and negro house, and a
large quantity Of forage, about four miles
from Town. were entirely destroyed. The
commodious summer residence OF John
W. Sandrord. Esq, in the same neigh
borhood, gwiih all. The oui-houses,i fem
ces. &C.. were destroyed. There are re-
ports of the destruction OF other houses,
but none ,ha. we can rely on. The}re-
sidences cf John d. Eccles, ESQ.,, Of DR..
WIN. p Malle,i, OF WIN. s. Maileli, ESQ.,.
were saved with great difficulty.
We understand that the fire extended
from Moore county 10 and beyond this
place, say 80 or 40 miles, and about 80
miles down the river. The loss Of wood,
Of fences, and Of lurpeniine boxes, Is very
heavy.
Mrs. Huske: and Mr.. Sanford were
insured for $1,000 eat in Tile N. G..
Mutual. This will not cover their loss.
The dwelling. crib and oulhouses OF
Absalom Davis, Esq, Of Robeson coun.
~, were entirely destroyed, and Mrs.
Davis, who was i'll, was saved with diff
Guilty.
Also, several houses were destroyed
in Moore country, some Of them beyond
Carthage; and IN the opposite direction,
houses were burnt between Clinton and
Warsaw, showing an extent Of The fires
heard from Of about 100 miles. We have
no particulars OF these last fires, except
that lie house of Mr.. Craven, between
Carthage and Bear. creek. is among those
stated 10 have been burnt.
We have seen letter from Mr.. Da~
Wis. which says:
A FIRE which came down upon US
Yesterday. While We we're Of assisting a
neighbor 10 save his premises, has LEI. US
foodless, honselrss. and naked. Not one
Of ny large family has a garment save
what they have on, and my son. have
not a coat this frosty morning. ! had
Just tine 10 carry my helpless wife, from
her he'd, in my aims. 10 plare Of safety.
NY plantation. urpenlinc, and all, is con.
sumed. My stock are neighing. lowing
and bleaiing FOR food, and none TO give
them"
We are informed that in The neighbour
hood Of Warsaw over 100000 lurpeniine
boxes have been burned. The woods in
portions of Columbus. Baden and New
Hanover counties have also been on FIRE.
and much damage has already been sus-
tanned. Rain is greatly needed.
Wilmington Herald.
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A MisrEa PIEeE 0urpo>E.--We have
lately supposed Ayers Cherry Pectoral was the
Ultima Thule IN its line, and that nothing had
been or would he invented which could sutpass
il 10 lis fine points Of excellence as a medicine.
Blu, We are confidently assured BY those compe-
tent to judge on the subject. that DR.. Ayers
new Pills excel in high medical artistry even
that widely celebrated embodiment Of his skill.
lie has succeeded in making them not only plea.
SAINT to take but powerful 10 cure the large class
Of complaints which require a putgatiye rene
dy. Lancaster Argus, kg.
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NEuRlLGIa.-Thls Formidable disease, which
seems to battle the skill Of physicians, yields like
magic TO CARERS Spanish Mixture.
Mr.. =. Bayden. formerly Of the .istor House,
New York, aud late proprietor Of the Exchange
Hotel, Richmond, Va is one Of the hundreds who
have been cured Of severe Neuralgia, BY Carriers
Spanish MixInre.
Since his cure he has recommended il TO num-
hers % others, Who were suffering with nearly
every form Of disease, with the mos, wonderful
success.
lie says il Is the most extraordinary medicine
he has ever seen used and the best blood puride'
known.
:. See advertisement.
March, 1855. T9-lni
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A NFw pRoTEcToRATE.- by late
Gillian papers received at New York,
il appears that our Government has,
BIZ a treaty negotiated with the Gov
eminent Of Ecuador. obtained the Pro
ieciorafe Of the GaiiipagOs group ofisl-
ands in the Pacific ocean. The Val
paraiso Mercury contains the copy Of
a protest u tie Representatives ol
France, England, Spain, and Peru ia
the Government 81 Ecuador against
said treaty, which il seems IS to give
the Americans a monopoly ofthe guanc
Of those islands. So We 20!
Nat. infeligentv.
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In the lisl'of appointments for The four
new Regiments, recently added 70 The
Army ~ Congress. we discover the fol-
lowing: Second Lieut.. George b. An
dersan. of North Carolina; Second Lieut..
2lst OF March, 1854. second Dragoons.
Active service on Indian (ronlier. First
commissioned. 1852.
Mr.. Anderson Is from This town, will
mingion.
WIN. w. Kirkland, &c this Stale, Is
Men appointed second Lieutenant 10 The
Fnsi Regiment % Casal,y. These arc
the only appointments lrum Nnrlh Caro-
Inns. WI Herald.
NJ. kirkland Is from IlilIsborough.
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WITHDRAWALS FROM THE "kSow No.
THING oaDER m NEw IlAnrsnixE.-Thc
Democratic press. ptiot 10 the election ~
New Hampshire, published an esirac,
fram the New Hampshire Parrot giving
an account of large nunrbei Of .wi,l.
drawals from the Know Nothing Order
IN tina, STATE. These reports were ~,
fofili under the exuliing exclamation Of
"Ssian's Kingdom lumbling down."
From recent demonstrations ~ New
Hampshire. il is apparent ,ha, i a good
many seeded from The order IN Ina, State,
large number alec joined. and that some
other Kingdom" is iumbling" as well
az Saian's-" Weldon Poiyic,
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Independence, March ID.


From UTAH TERRIToRY.-The party
which went out with the Salt Lake
mail in January returned yesterday
They report that Col. Steptoe, who was
appointed Governor of Utah, has nei-
Their accepted nor declined that station
yet. Brigham Young was still Cover
nor de jacto.
The party left Salt Lake City on the
9Th ultimo. Snow very deep on the
mountains, and difficult travelling.
They met with no disturbance from the
Indians. They report that several
tribes are disaffected, and threaten hos
tilities, but as yet no depredations
have been committed. They passed
through an encampment Of about one
hundred and fifty lodges Of Sioux with.
out molcstation.
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II n G u n n

THIS Thoroughbred stallion and Race Horse.
4 (awaided the first premiums al the iasl North
Carolina Agricultural Fair, will make the spring
Season. commencing the sih Of March and clos.
ing the 10Th Of July, OF Marlborough. N. IL.
For further particulars, sec hand hills.
THOMAS II. MILES.
February 20, 1885. 75-sw
-. The North Carolina Standard and Ra.
high Register, will give the above six insertion.
Ii their weekly edition. and forward accounts %
Thomas II. Miles, Mount Carmel, Halifax eoua
~, Virginia.
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Lumber for Sale
Reduction OF the Rates OF Trans
pOrtatlOn
On the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad.

Un Tie hdleiRu dHu GdolUn hdiiOdu.
A NEW AND GREATLY REDUCED
- TARIFF Of charges on freight goes into
operation on this Road to-day.
The maximum charge on light goods will be
IS cents per 100 pounds; Flour per Dbl. 80
cents; Lime per bhl. 40 cents; Molasscs per
hid. 81 so; Salt per sack 80 cents. Between
Raleigh and CASTOR the rates are less. for which
reference i made 10 the printed tariff Goods
and produce are transhippcd and forwarded al
Raleigh free pf al expense 70 The ouaer and al
he sole risk ~ he Railroad Companies. They
are not unioaded between Raleigh and Norfolk
and al the latter place and Portsmouth the Rail
Road Company allows the use Of its commodi.
Gus wharves aud warehouses free Of all charge
for whGrjage. drayage aud storage.
This line being 80 miles shorter TO Norfolk
and 43 miles shorter 10 Petersburg, without
any breaking Of bulk between Raleigh and ,hess
points. Il must continue TO be the shortest AMI
most expeditions route North Tor both passcn
gers and freight.
Office X & @. r. n. Co. D
March 10, 1855. s0-ln
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The Bishop Of Lucon, in France, re-
Gently issued a mandate against licen-
tious publications, including among the
filthy outpourings Of the press, the BIZ
BILE and Tracts Of Protestants.
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The Senate Of Iowa has, By vote Of
II to ~, passed bill removing the seat
Of government from Iowa City 10 Fort
Des Moines.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALANANcE COUNTY.
In Rquity--Noyember Term. 1854.
The Bill Of Complaint Of John Ireland and ia.
cob Hurdle,
against
Peter Fuud and James Macpherson, Executors
Of Mary Foust.
TT appearing 10 The Couit that George Foust.
L one Of the defendants, resides beyond the Ii.
mils Of the State; Il is therefore ordered by the
Court. that publication be made Tor sir weeks 10
the Hillsborough Recorder. notifying the defend
ant Of The filing Of this bill, and that unless be
appear al the next Term Of this Court. 10 be held
at the court house 10 Graham, on the eighth
Monday after the fourth Monday Of March next,
and plead, answer o. demur 10 said tiI,, The same
will he taken pro eolttsso aud heard sr Pcrit a.
TO him.
Witness, Isaac Holt. Clerk and Master Of cui
said Court Of Equity, At Office in Graham, the
9Th Monday after the 9Th Monday Of septsm.
her, 1851.
ISAAC HOLT, c. & n,
March, 1855. Price adv. sii5c.) T9-sy
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pied by the reyolutionists. except LIE.
on.
AT San Juan, the people were anx>
iously looking for Col. kinney's expe-
dition.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
At meeting Of the Agricultural Society Of
n Alamance County, il was determined 10
hold A Fair for this County some time during
the month Of October next, and 10 that end there
will he . meeting Of the Society ii Graham, on
the first Saturday in May next, to make the ne.
cessaty preparations. All The citizens Of the
county are respectfully solicited 10 attend.
There will be an address on the occasion By
Giles Mtbane, esq. and others.
CASTOR d. COBB, sec'y.
March, 1855. TO-
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In this County, on the 18th inst, BY Rey.A.
lCurrie, Mr.. WlLLIAM D. FAucErr TO Miss MAR
GAREr JAKE Paul.
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mony Of action. The men TIA. now com.
po.a thc Republican party, formerly belong.
cl TO different political organizations bat
becoming satisfied that they could not carry
out their principle by longer remaining in
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with others, with whom thy formerly df.
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them back 10 their custom house dcns and
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and their rotten platform into the h.rgi
r.rdition tina, ever cngulph,d a lawloa. a.
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rowN Couyurus Town and Plantation
committees should b. yigilsnt in calling the
Conventions in toe various towns and Plan
tations Of this County, at once. The time
is short and the importance Of giving full
notice for the selection Of Delegates to the
Senatorial aud County Conventions cannot
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

That there WIS great gathering oi '''' 's.
and vs viii ada chad. az thg.e place
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ty Of the spesches, at this place, We 'no-'N
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-03

"Gn. John j. Perry, clmmanlsr-iu.
r.istog doc oxford Democrat, 10y, chat uoi
q Pierce iu Maine has come out against
che Kan,a. uuy John reads u, ggtor do.
party. frvc opposed 1t at length, and in
thc .,rlucs, terms wr could u-g.
LReput.iau journal.
You arc mistaken Bro. Journal Il was
custom house Epiraiu that "read you out
Of the party" be did this lougago because
you was not sound and ralabloon the " Fra
SL" aud Niger question. For further
particulars enquire oftho ''long' cared Don.
key who rides on the tail board 0fthe Maine
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