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80 De r6conDense.

AOQUDCONQUE me ramsncfn IN CHEN
"A Il une CH1ENNE que yai perdus u
chasse dams la paroisss 81 Jesn.Baptisss, u y
dcux mos.. Les chiens sont blanc ct noir
avcc unc tachc rouge sur Ia tete. LIE chien
est plus petit ct plus tachetS gne y chienne.
Lis ont pep pres 10 meme vOix. L. coien
SapperIe REDf Ia chisnpe LASOUrE. a.,
. f'Ha 'li 1l VICTOR ARNANf.D
Psroiaae St Jscaues, sout less il s11.b
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.gyyJ. 9AUg9vn1Hn oSa.tGsA1tS du
cslssise q 1Sssee, Dufssabs0sal 1Spubk
s.ysntegras Matt, uo's, seess as's 49,
bic gull % elarge de- oPerstioao t'spse
tnee, de u lsvle e du hvis De- ylana -
Pssoisse stJean-BaPdses, l6 cost 1e56.
]. ]. TAINTukIER.
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o, :, RTAr DE la LOUISIANA. z 5,7 . J 7
pARoIssE sAINr-JsAN-BArTlsrB.l1 81
couR DU QuATRfEafE DISTRICT
ID Il siUGf rJUDICIAIRE. .sfFg Hf.II

SaeosSoss de Losns PtriuiDur !Sy, et Marie
.rgi Aisdeleiae PtTillioar, "A tenme, yg Trg
I'm vcrtu dun ordre do tente. date du ~
Il couranf, Ct d moi a,lresse par Honorable
10 Cour du Quatrieme District judiciaire de
Get Etaf, dam ct pour cetse psroisse Saint.
ycauBsptiste, dAus rafiaire desdies sucoes-
sionsci- -dessus mentlonnees: 80 -
Jcfrirai en- ventc publique sur lee ieux, le
SAMEDI - Septembno less, 4 ~ heares A.
~, lss proprietes ci,apres mentionnees, appar-
tenant aux susdises SUGGESTIONS:
Quelqucs biens meubles, consistant en-
qaelques eGets dc menage, un eheval ct quel.
ques vaches. .......T II.
Les Esciavcs suivants s'i''tI ~ aa4
Zenon, negre creole, de 2s ans. character Ct
laboureur. .f---4r-.T rf trrITrr d.
Adam, nsgre creole, da pcu pres IL ans.
Eve. negritte creole, de 10 ans. n5I l"I
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

FAElsH IT. THE l..
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
Succsssioss of the late Louis P<riHiopr iSr. a.
.Narie, Xaaeisine PsyilIiouy. his rife.
Nv 49, ~ -, ,,-
ntue 49, y, ah ~ oosacn.e s... 70 an oraer o.
=. ..a'S,raa o oae ~. ,n ,a. Augus. ie2S, ana
Judi.isl District Court Of this State m % AMI
for this parish Of st joan the Baptist; in the
matter Of the successions above mentioned !;
l shall cfier ut publir suction, on sATuk
DAY tie gsth September ls35, at 10 o'clock
A. ", on the spot, the heremaffer described
property beionging 10 the above suceessions,
10 VII; ,.Hl.T nt T..'TT .g.Vu.I.fT
Some mo.eaoie properly coh.isting IN hou-
schold furnifure, one horse, ana few cowcr,
&c, &c. ..THTT ...1.0I"H Hl ls
T'e following named 'lavesi L-gi uarfG.
Zenon, creole negro, OF about ss years OF
age, ear'man and pioughmsn - -tH1i .A
q Adam, creole negro, uf about ~ years OF
as,: --.,.,..-....r-,y, -l.,... -u.
Eve, acreoic negro e'ri' o' apout W years
on age. ..' .s.E.t f r..NaM Iai
7Ir.I LANDED PROPERTY. arr.aD
AI,,asd pror.r,v .,,u,,.d 4. mi. ,.,;.h
of :, Jsi,n the Bnntist. on M. left hank ri ,be
NJ. i,, W;r.r ,,,., go, er,.,.
70 said ri1sr. by eighty srpests IN Sep,b. with with
n,d D sr ss sas Ssusssa OF he
SI.s.. rV-..E B..;ti: T. - - ~
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T A soussignz. Srttisst y PsSis Dc nc pas
- acoeptes nj stgsdisr si hnlet de elos,
souscrit son ordre par isu Antoine Bessier.
Ce billet est schu depuis lsls ct lee interets en-
- ~ peyes jusqu'cn less SPcqus de 10
osst q "a Antoine Dossies. % -lnl.n-Al 81
tins 40 asf- MANBTTD BO66lBRg 81
st J .Baptiste, II soat-im
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Sseeessioss Q fhs late Anionins, Octaris a
-I.Lll - ZeiMa Bosiossqxik.


EOURTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcTcOuRT
+ in and Cor the parish Of - John the Bsp.
list = The State OF Louisiana.-To Naihilde
Maeicot and her husband valery dAunoy.-
.. D. Masicot, tutor Of the minor Relicie Nc
sicot, residing in New Orleans, = Godsfroy
Boudousqrie, tutor Of the minors Ernest, Jo.
sSphine, 6sptime, 0D<sime, Opheiia e Ncu.
vine StrAmsnd, residing in the parish q 6t.
Charles,-an all othep whom il may concern.
-whercas Adosphe Boudcusquie, admins
traitor q thesucoessions u the lrte Anlouine.
Octavie ct Zeima Boudousquie, has fled in
tAis Court on the 10th instant, m account OF
N sAmiuistrstion Al ssid successious You
ere therefore hereby summoned and notified
I o show cause within thirty days from and al.
" ebs lrse publication hereof why the said &C.
eount should not be approved and homO'o-
gated. ...,,.
Parish of st John the Baptist, August Goth
's''-' 'rp ss'alL lLupaER pERREr.
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NsADANEy nOBIN sIksssssssss Sss.
Ux neus9 sas pSrss e nsro =. hKills
qu'elle ouvrira, 70 ;LUNQ1 20 AOCT lePS,
une Ecole pour les Demo1ssucs 9 qu'elh Esce-
deusous. Mme J. Robin, tiendra son Ecoas sus
rhabitstioa de- n. Pierre Halbeft, an Bepnet-
CARR; lie mettra teate lsassiduil6 possio1s
setisfhlua ~ psssennes Qui vosdruetl.AsuBss
Dc lssr soaAsscs pcur rSascstioa = lssr -
fantp.
ssin, Jean Baptiste. isscaf lsss.-im-
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..t OOC" ~ A1l
ssfA7i 'apishp lialI@I fFfit1H.U q. EHEY
rsl Sazb 1srJa' E51I77 rBay t6I1g.d Alan
mement qse hors Paris et sa banlieue
comnencsit b bavbaris. Aussi lui
repondis.je, ct en appuysnt sur ls mot
que Jetais venu pour voir les bsunse,
de Ia Murcie. 5rs .augE
les benutts? repeta-t.il dun air
etonne ali. le major trouve lei dc,
beautts Fnites excuse. Faut alor,
qu'elles ne soient pas visibles rGil
nu. car, depuis ir mois que j'y den,eu.
re, jc veux etre guillotine 81 ~ si rem.
contre autre chose que dcs montague.
4 ereiuter les chevsux, des femmcs
jsunes "a du ftomaee rance. hiid saIq
~ Allons, msitrs aCordier. vous y
mettes dc h passion. repris.je en- sou
riant vous ha1sses l'Espagne. 'z5
II Ct un movement d'epaulcs dun
inexprimable dedain. au- -. a14 .ii.t
5g- Moi ! dit.il pauvre pays. Pour
quoi eS-ce que je k hsirais ! On salt
bien que hors de Paris Il ne hut pas
s s'attendre i trouver des gems civilises
C'est lei CONNIE pnrtout silleurs: cha.
que pays a ses prejuges ct son carac-
tere. En- Allemagne. oG j'ai servi, c'e-
tait n biere, les femmes rousses ct le
ounin qui mostsaieat h psuple sau-
vage; lei. c'es fodsas d'huils rance.
!, - D'huile rance, 80 Il go.
aa-- vrai caehst du pesple espsgnol,
major c'est entre dams scs mears,
CONNIE le raiinet de Bourgognc ct le
fromsgc De Brie dams celles du Pari-
sien. Manages IN ragoit, buvez un
vc,re de vin,. passcz pres dun moine,
c'cst toujours L. meme parfum. 1t tc-
nez, tcut-Alhcurc encore, ie general a
mandue assummer IN garcen pour lui
avoir appotte du lait qui await le godt
national .EIIDE 70 ,guppIf aiia3 % 1H
-51-Il va dose un general lei ! de.
maudnij i, nnfurellen,ent ramene l la
question que la arencontre du ,nnrechal.
des-lcgis fn'avsit enpeche dc faire. 7P
-1.- CSntnens voas ne saveE pas!
dit Pierre; nmnis c'est ie psrc Gatf-
toNme. fios7 SD .nEts s2af ''
sa-- Le baron m'alO1a 1i q 5i.e'
81 -Qn irevieus de- visiter les garni-
sons de Ia province. .'Ha'''O-,l''f'0'-
= Et il retoWne Murric!
= Non fk m0mens, il Sc rcnd
ici pes ! 500 chAsssnsaotDo7i sHoE
sri Lc gsaAnl q pn eaAsssn q .5,a
80 Qos - esnme iu' . apPoNe on
DOT l7im91g Oh ihH5t-ai4-l5 90
-w- Al! cn s6et, y mo rapPclIc avoir
estssds parker do son mariase avec
une sichs esPagsole.Y ''sI ,'N ,
o Cerdies hoeha 10 setc' regarda der.
mere ,Sl : g S:,sSa =, ~. y !. 'o. ,-,;.
~, vs', x,''.... u". A. 70 n.,. . .omrs...,.
rs u"o Wv P''' S"'''P'>e
voss - -.
~, Z frourqso' 1r'eao non oo ''.e y o'' '' '0''
0'''s ~. "a. !. ,....x.,..,,..I,,.;,,, :,
= Dan y" "..o.'e s ="
svsnSsI y vs 'n'.I'esse .vss s1c
1peescs 2 ,I, mo'.eIs"C, =. ieass'Io'e
: vooes 'es Mo:el'ss ':. 81 | ~ - o. -" -:
~; p, pe'u .s.: ~ su'r ~, ~ 4. ~. oa.;cS;,.
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ETAT De LA L0UlSiANE.
PARoIssH SUPPLEMENTARY

COUR DU az DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE.
Snecession de fne Marie SfrapA,ae Hymei,
q fpoast dSctdec dc Ztphyrfn Romssd.
In vcrtu dun ordse de venie rendn 10 al
IL courani ct moi adrerse paI Honorable Ia
Cour du Quatriene District Judiciaire dams ct
pour la puroisse Saint Jean. .Baptiste;
J'ofirtrai en- vcpte pubIique au domieile do
NJ. Zephyrin Rou--el, en- cetie paroisse, ls
JEUDl 20 du mois de septembre proclaim, u
10 heureA dn instin, resclsve ci.spres nonane
Ct decrk dependant de Ia susdiie succession.
savoir .la '.+i''iIH" 'i' I'D '.'.t'lA' W
/. RRRr .,.x.-, .-xol~ AZ A On ,s,s . ~
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BERT, Negro creole, sge d 20 sns.
TERMEs 4 CONDITIONS.

toni m,s, is,s E st raairc %o;ss p:,sbs
tout mars 1887, en- billets endosses satisfac.
tiou, pay ablss su burcau du Rscorder de cctto
parsissc, ct portant inttrtt, en cas Do sstsrd,
au taux de huit pour ceut Ian do rscA<snce
jusqu'i paisment final, Iesdits billets garantis
par hypothsque speciale ct privilege du ven
dcur ...-r -
Paroisse, S,,Jcan. .Baptiste, &c 10 aodt 1855,
gl-Eib-rla 4r JEAN 4. BUkCARD.
.E4 ,~H.T f- Al f.#rrH aIf fgss 6h6df.Jf
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PROPHETS FONCERE.

unc habifntion, situee en- cctte paroisse 81.
Jem- -Bsptisfe, sur Ia rive droitc du heave
Mississippi, mesurant un arpent do face audit
fsuve, sur quatre- -vingtr arpents de profon-
deus avec une triple Concession, lsditc terrc
eet bers4s du cote den hsut par une propricts
dependant de Ia succession dc Louis Peril
Iiouf Jr, ct du cote den bas, par une TORE
dkpsodsnt dee sacccssions d Edmond DRY Il
de- Geosges TrsHe. ensemble toutes les belts
sss Il anieliorations qui Dc trouvent sur ladite
scrrcet en- dependent. 1m9ci % tl'1 ~
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS. So g..
Ls nebilies psyabis compliant. vi lay
Lqs esclsyss payables 9lso du prix d'sdjudi-
cation compliant. ct Ia balance en- deux terines
erau1, en- tout mara le5e et test tn % I'i
Et y proprift6 fonciere payable six sep-
tieme t6t7) ii4 compliant, ct Ia balance en- trois
tcrms Sgsux. on tout mars des annees 1856,
1857 e laGe. snJ9n0I o. suDu sYlrfD
q I'm trsnts-cinquiems pl35) un quart comp
taut, ct 10 balance en- trois termes egauxJ II en-
tout mars De- Ann<es 1856, 1887 e 1853. Tlia
Qusfre trentecipquieme ltV35b an sixisme
compliant et 10 balapce en- deux termes egaux,
en- tout maIs des annees 1885 ct 1857.
lie tout % billets endossee sstisfaction,
esraatis pss hypeshi qus spscials jusql,a psie-
ment final, divises par coupons, payables a.
bureau du Recorder de cstte paroisse, q pof!
tant int6rst ,Sventuel au taax do huit pour
cant lsl, d. leur echssnce jSsqua ,psrait
Psrosss ssJssa .Bsptisss, CO Is soss 1855.
~ / ii.ists JEAN = BURcARD. Il
q ~
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q q. S. Marshal's Sale.
Han AA G1taELA .7Eaf1
The United States
Gsb..rr9h hE8 [ rs. 11.rrrrH 5s85T
'fAA A. c. q r. A. NIXON. '.sa

.aaHAH ssi-S0. 24l4.
liz the limited States Ctrcuit Court
= Fifth i Circ.dn and Eastern
District If Louisiana! ss...rsf
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2 :sllIs :;!la; sp:s sss..., 3
Gasli0ss0s1kj j.n6as AaAi ~ A.
4 ! Nyoir o qu'slls fssgS qss y do
W.; e b ~ ssss Perez rl'tss1", ,,ss.i. ,,s
sl-nkRAmm 50 II 5ooa rr.'rr. s,..a
-cs-saS1povnD bpa1oW qm AeHI ot-
on, dams les gHkriilas, ct qs = sonp
co1nE d'Att6slnk encore de relations
ayec ecs honnetes bandits. Du restc.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15

A SIMPLE RraEpy FOR PorsoN.--The best
remedy, because generally nearest at hand. /.
is TO give teacupful ol warm water, mixed
with teaspoonful of table mustard.
This vii act very quickly as an emetic.
If you have no mustard in powder, as they
frequently do not in the country, grind the
seeds. or even rinse the mustard pot. Were
il only for this, mustard should be kept IN
every house. II necessary repeat the dose.
II is always safest in very alarming cases 10
get medical advice but as this might often
be delayed fatally for the sufferer, a knowl.
edge Of such simple remedy, which almost
every house affords is invaluable.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
The Farmers Song.

Success to the jolly old farmer,
Who signs al the tail Of the plow,
The monarch Of prairie and forest,
lis only 70 tiod he may bow.
He IS surely fortunate fellow,
lie raises his bread and his cheese;
Aud though hard Is his labor III summer,
IL winter he lives al his ease.
When the reign Of winter il broken
Aud spring comes 10 gladden. and bless;
When the frogs ID The meadow arc sporting,
Aud the robin is building her ncst--
The farmer walls. forth 70 bis labor,
Aud manly and firm i liz tread.
Aud he ,csiiets the seed iof the harvest
That yields 70 the naiichs their bread.
lis hanks arc Ill charIcrc,lby nature,
Their ercdis arc ample aud sure;
His clerks never slope with deposits,
Pursued By The curse of the poor;
His stocks arc the hest III TIC market;
Ills shares are ihc shares Of the plow;
The, bring the bright gold 10 his eefl-rs,
Aud pleasure and health II his brow.
When his crops arc gathered and sheltered.
When bis cattle are snus IN tho fold;
lie siis himself down hy tic ffrside
And laughs d, The tempest and cold.
4 stranger to pride aud ambition,
lis duty he strives 60 fulfil,
Determined whatever briides him,
10 let the world jog ss il will.
lis trus, in Hin who has given
The seasons. the sunshine and rain.
Who has promised " seed time aud harvest"
~ long as the earth shsll remain.
And 4 from hi. du,is, he wander.
l.sd on hy his ycuiurcsome will,
Through he aud is changing relations,
God's Providence fellows HIN s,ill.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
JUST RECEIVED,
Clarendon Iron Works,
,y, ,N,c.,.,.&. =,

NlIshIN NJ lON, n. Z.
T,HE CLARENDON IRON WORKS arc now
prcpartd 10 receive orders iOT Beam, Vertical
Horizontal or Oscillsng steam Engines High or Low
Pressure, and adapted To all purposes Circular, Yer
cal and Portable SAW Mills complete; Pumps, Mining
Machinery, GHsi ard Flour Mills, complete I; Parker,
Turbine and other Water Wheels, Equipping u Seam-
er, Car Wheels and Axles; Horse Powers of various
patterns; Rice Field Pumps and Engines Rice THRASH
e,s; slinsle Machines. shsfting, Pulles, Hangers,
Gears. and al other Mill Work.
CASTlNGS.-lfon and Brass Castings ~ all descrip-
,ons. including Ornamental Iron Railing. Pipe, Bridgr
Castings, &c. &c. The Company would respectfully
invite attention 10 theii Iyles snd patterns Of Railing
which may he seen at their office.
B0iLERSs-Tubular. flue and cylindriesl Boilers,
Water Tanks, Chmneys, and all other kinds Of Boiler
Work.
REPAIRS-A separate department and force viii be
KEEP, FOR repairs. where work viii be done thoroughly
and with despatch.
Having large facilities. the shove work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere, North OF South,
and in prompt and satisfactory manner.
Consultation by letter OF otherwise ia regard TO plans
and designs ior mills ihciI furniture ahd 70. nachi.
nrry generally. willingly aIswrd. Al orders or COM
municsiioas 10 bc addlessed 10 The underisned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Ag't.
March ~. 7stf--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15

A CrRE FOR RHErSArIsn.-Lemon juice is
recommended as certain cure for acute
rheumatism. II is glven in quantities Of a
tablespoonful to twice the quantity oi cold
water, with little sugar. every hour. The
effect of the Ielnun juice was almost instan-
taneous in onr case mentioned in ten days
the worst Gaze is cured. aud in seven the 9th.
er was able to 20 out, anil there was hexi-
bility Of the joints d tile cured quite unusu.
al in recovery after other nudes OF ire at.
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
For the Ladies'.

s0f fNf Glfffff5s
Rich Chameleon crepinrie silks,
Plaid snj Striped Ppnll DC Sole silks,
Chameleon Glace 4 hgh.lusiered Black silks,
VERY pretty aud neat Printed Jsconeis, Lawns, and
Orsandie MusIins,
Embroidered, Grass, and other skirts,
BrIlian,s, for under drcsses,
Rich Sash and Neck RiI,.n,ls.
Also. Bonnsl and other Ritands.
chingeshle Silks for Mantilla., &C., with Fringe
and other Trimmings TO match.
Muslin collan and Siccyrs 70 match.
Worked Bands. EJgings, DC.
Black. and Blaek and WAiie Go0is. sueh as
Chay, Molnr Luslrc, Defaecs. Lawns, Muslins,
Gingilams. &c
Rail Road, Selflarins and French point Corscts,
Caters. both low.pncel and fnc.
Ssnda.wood aud other Pans &c. &c.
nE HAS ALSO,
Prime hlcarhcl and heavy unblcachcd eleven quarter
Saeelings. aud Pillow Case Cotton.
paIef Window Shades and fiie Screens.
Superior Cast Steel Hoes, UoOI Bcls,
Razas ihai dre Ros0rs, just ity them,
coloted Mating. and Drugsi and other carpctings.
Scciess and olher Rairins, FIGS and Candy.
4 variety Of Goods for Gents and boys, &c.
Many 20 Ids will be Offered lower priced lin hereto.
FIRE, bui no goods are olIere.l las shall moi DO
business IN that way thereby making one rqsianer pay
for the loss by smother.
Please call and examine tor ynur4clees.
JAMES WEBB.
April 10. s3-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
GUAMo o..

From the Journal Of the ~ Y. State Agricultural So
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15

three States producing more Than one fourth Of
The whole. Although The States west Of The
Mississippi do mol a, present make much show in
the cereal crops, they will exhibit strong posi~
lion. Missouri. lows and Minnesota will 10 a
few years produce as largely as lndana, llIi-
nois aud Michigan
The Economist y here reasons. however,
that our prices must depend upon the foreign
market. and The most sauguinc Of the English
writers do not anticipate low prices, even under
The most liberal imports from The United States.
!" rapid fall look place last year in England,
on the approach of harvest, bul il was followed
by as rapid rise, notwithstanding that the llar-
vest turned out TO be good. In three months
ending 0ciober 5. 1854, the averages for the
kingdom fell from 7Ss, to 55s., equal To IS cents
per bushel; and some persons here wen, 50 far
as 10 perdlcl imports from Great Britain. The
promises oi the harvest we're very good, but il
was alleged that the stock Of pid wheat in The
kingdom was 100000 quarters less ,llan in the
previous year-and .hal turned out 10 be the
case. The prices recovered themselves before
the rlose Of The year. The stocks were also
small abroad, and although lhe sales Of English
wheat have been very large throughout The year,
The prices have been well maintained.
Doubtless, foreign markets will now regulate
our domestic prices, and The harvest in Great
Britain and France is yet undetermined.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

II he Fueul,g and 7Sgsres n iShoqisand t0Ltgts;
GgSrlkaEs The undersigned aic preparing large
and handsome Msp 81 The STATE and Gazetteer 70 ac-
company H. We wish 10 have cngmtings af The Puh.
Ic Buitlnr, Colleges aui Academies 70 rnlrisi The
Gneuesf aud ihe borders ~ The Map. This plln will
give puiiriy 10 yous nsiauiion as well a. show what
out Slie is doing. We will therefore, insert IN The
GaErirrr. an chstavns Of your building. u sou will
surni. .. with The ifawine.sou paying the expense
~ Inc plate of whi ynu ran have dupliraie sieen-
aypc iino for you cisruar- &C. Aud if you will pay
She expense Of cngasne, viii also hsse the Bull
aa unihe M.r hutes, which Will I've 40 advertisement
for vi iimc 10 rome. Ifyou vii send Us written DE-.
scrpion a your College OF stboo, is name. l"enon,
d,caliy trustees terms &c win insert u ~ the ta.
tctsct fee II ehaae. SesenIu ttuons have alfcaiy
dcnc %. hot W. want ~ ~ the State.
g@, Respectfully. yeuf oheslisnt servants.
Nm. d COOKE, Raleigh,
sAMUEL PEARCE. Hillsborcush.
Adirers WIN y. Code, vi Rslsieb, n. &.
Jane ~. 1883. os-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
THE CROPS OF THE PRESENT YEAR.

THE CROPS OF THE PRESENT YEAR.
Tie New YoTk Courier reylews the crops,
and prnnounces Them good. Il estimates pro.
duel ol seyenly.ise per cenl. beyond that Of
is50- one hundr d and seveniy millions IN
The aggtegae, and lhsn says:
/" Il We allow 81 bushels ol wheat per head,
Of ose hundred millIons oi bushels lnr home ron.
Sumption, we shall then have on hand Gor ex.
por, or for lniure stock ab,ui soventy.ire mil.
liuns. The year 1855 has exhibited remarkable
wlIraller. no previous season has been more
propiiious. We must not l1se sight. however.
ol the lari illai lle huyesl in Enmpe is very
llailcring. In Ausitia ihe harvesting Of ihe gram
crops commenced about ile middle Of July. and
with the exception Of lew localities, will be
abundant. Upioilie last two weeks no signs ol
lhe potato disease have appeared ~ any ol Tie
Gefnan States.
"rhe Russian Government has recently made
inquiries ~ relation 10 The crops 10 I'll The Jis-
nics ef tie provinces the result promises an
abundant yield Of wheat, while rye will scatcely
be an average yield. ln Egypt The fields p,a-
ase highly abundant c,op, and the only lear
Lately expressed was All overflow Of The Nile and
the damage ~ ilieir harvcsls.
N1hine ran demonstrate more sinngly Tie
preseni productive power and prospective wealth
of lhr great West Than The oIical tables Of The
grain crop of that region. Fion reliable daIs
we shnw thai Illinois alone will produce. this
year. six'een millions u bushels, or nearly one
tenth Of the whole crop oi The cnuniy. Ohio.
twenty mIllwns, Indiana, twelve millions; less
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15

PROBABLE PRIcE OF Wharf.-The /" Ame-
rcan Farmer" published al Baltimore, states,
upon what il regards as reliable authority, that
George Peabody. Esq, The eminent American
banker 10 England, has given eanes, assurances
10 his correspondents in The United Stale thai all
the grain that can be spared in this country will
be required ~ Europe The coming year. Oiher
commercial authorities advance The npininn that
fair pficcs for miieai will be sustained al home
during the whole Of the ensuing year. They
argue that, lie supplies from Danizic and the
Russian ports being cut of, all The surplus crop
Of the United States will readily ind market
in England or France. II these hints. or spe-
cnlailnns, be well founded. our farmers need be
in no haste, Notwithstanding the immensely Of
The crop. 10 force their wheat into. market. as
they seem u be doiig in some sections. on ac-
count ol the constantly diminishing price.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1855-08-15
N E W GOODS.

l AN now rscei,ins my s,oct Of ePRIEG AVID
90 show and sell on accommodating terms. think my
sssorment Of Goods win be complete a. ran he found
in this market. embracing almost every thing and
will endeayof 10 make my pcrs average as loo ss any
store IN the place. wish 10 call attention 10 few a
lila ,iz
The Nevada journal., 1855-05-25

Mining Tooos of every description, Manila and Hemp
Rope of all sizes, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
Duck, Carolina Rice, Pickles, salmon &C.
ALSO-A large assortment of Shelf Goods such as Pine
Apples Fresh Peaches awberie Raspberes, Oysters
obsters, CLANS, Meats all kinds iu Jams and Jees.
p s. We would particularly call the attention of pro-
pretos of Hotels aud Saloons to their stock of WINES
i LIQUORS. being the largest and best selected ever
offered in Nevada.
The finest choice of every grade of French Wines and
Liquors:
OTARD, rDupuy & Co. Martel. Seignette, Biscuith,
81. Martins, Cherry, Raspberry and Peach Brandies
MONONGAHELA, Scotch, Irish acid Brand and Old
Bourbon Whisky.
HOLLAND, American, Rose and Swan Gin.
JAMAICA and St. Croix Rum. Clnret Port Sherry, Uock
Madeira Muscata and Sauterne Wines.
CHAMPAGNE, of all brands French Corlials. of all
kinds Boilers Mills Biters MarischDo and everything
requisite in q Bar.
s, P have unusual facilities for obtaining Goods from
San Francisco and Sacramento of the firm devone
his whole time and attention to- buying for this ana the
Branch with which they connected, in the DIFF
erent mining towns throughout the State, purchasing
in large quantities, thereby enabling them to offer all OF
the above Goods Wholesale Retail, a: prices that
will defy competition. Orders from the country promptly
attended to- All Goods sent TO any reasonable distance
FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, September 90, I854-Gre