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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
B. & W. KELLY,
o..rSAlE L RETAIL GMOCEI,s


NJ HOAxkbSA LIZ - 49, = - -
-Asp pFAsps IN
Dry Goods. QueensWare, IlnrdM are,
noots and SHOES, Hats and Caps &c:
with a thousand dineren, articles too
i Numerous TO mention.
we have on hand and VIII be CONSTANT. fcetNMg
large assartAehts In the above iaa on NV o"nle y
Snrtnp. Our large stock o. Gfueerlss W. IaT'Sl'al
/, recommend; which viii be ssta NJ the i-o"cs'
Wholesale or Retail Market Friers'--
81 Hogshead y. o Sugar 80 boxes ho.F'
81 Ibis erns "a q clar sugar Bale hope az sihvs'
Il saek- asserted CaiIce lIamphlhe ahu Spba was
80 u, IL SIS dried Appies, Glass Of all sizes;
~, ia nn; red Peaches Ras SIX cts IN VARIETY
," aIis hils a Cask star. pitch and Rostn:
~ asiea,,s snynr house Raslns. Currants. Rice and
- 1S,,nn Noiasscs; Spices 10 variety;
~" a., aidrn syrun: Paints, dry aud Ground;
= p"se 80. j ch ats Y Cedar aud Pine Chnrns;
H,s son, fuprriatand Eng "a 'a.aa5 Tan
~. aossnr,ai Teas forj ners. perm and Ile-
=" N' 80 -. plants OILS
80 htf bbs white nah and J lPrSe assof'''"' ~
~ - rrnrt. Qnesnswars;
gnxes prime Cod Fish guu htis Lake sh5b -.
49,, nsN@s sNWsasssrifa. Is sacks Cd Alum salt;
o. o. - 80 s,d uertjpp: Oysters and Sardibes;
~ - 49, Rraonls. A large assortment OF To-
~ -, !" .anil candies. haeeos direct from the
y, ~ ~ 80 SIR candies: Manufacturer;
Corner of Front St and Ferry Landing
Asa. wholesale nealersin Niue Brandy Manon'
gahula aud omtnon Whisky.
Ian IL isl5
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
For Lease.

4 NUMBER of lots situated in various p:rts oithe
city tor lease for term sf scrts. apylN to
fny n GFN nAEtNpGEl-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Great Bargains.
Four Hundred Acres

NE beautiful prairie land situated !. miles from
~ FHruau an the NJ. and NJ. RAID Road and ~ mites
from faHarrur. Prize. $3.50 per acre aud libefai
credit sN en for large part Of the purchase money!
Jan IL For sale hy WHITE Cochin.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
METROPOLITAN FIRE & MARINE IHSU-
RANCE COMPANY,
Boston, Mass.

r..,rv,rn c,p5T.t $500 Zoo
c..r,rr.rp.rnr S2G0,00o
A. AiLABLE kFPtte.ntn TO orTsr >spIss RISKS
s4sD,asl
p NJ ru.vvr Saev LFfHrR Mnssas Frest
This COMPANY organized under The stringent laws OF
massachusetts, has established Agency az llarer'
mort and will issue policies against Fire or Marine
los on as any other responsible in-
s,ituton Of the kind NO dividends viii be paid 10
till the Capital reaches half milon q
the accu,n ua.ion profits. Losses promptly adjusted
aud paid al this Agency.
References.
Messrs Thayer. Bankers, Boston, Aessrs nean, King
d Co. 81. Lonis j. NJ. Beetle Morgan 4 CO. Boston,
Rhodes PeSrsu 4 Co., ST. Loais. Blanche I'd Converse
a Co. Beston John Cayendsr, ESQ., ST Louis.
Messrs. J. P. Chaplin 6 CO., Chicago
Ramsey, E o. & Co. .
J. II. Durham CO, :
Ell Tinkhstn. Rsst. Cashier Marine Bank :
Apply al the Banking House OF Mrtiregar. Lases,a
Blxkemare A. w MruHt6oh,assht
Sept 81 1854.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
w Q o D w ARD HApp,

Fl
8E6 are now opening nj ihe,,
New 9torc Ro,
On Brady Street, 2 doors Above N. IN,
VERY large stock Of sesson,hi, y 'ua
French and English Ntriros s II,Had'
Do Lains, Plain and flaid sill. '0
Black Silks, rop.ins,
Plaid Merinos, Ladies Cloth 70, r,,.,.
Sack Flannels, Ginghsms, a'iilas
Prints, Eroche, Lay State audoh,
Lcrg and Square sHAWLs. Aaei
Embroidtlies,
Collars,
UndersIeeves,
Habits,
Eegings and Inserting,
Black Silk Lace
Dress trimmings.
Lace,
Dotted and Mourning y.,,
Linen Cambria Handt.s,,;.aas
Eonnsts. Ribbons. 'aaat
Marseille Quilts, Go
very large lot of Hosiery.
Wool Yarn Of all oolors.
Cloths, cassimeres, satinetts, Jean,
Flannels, Cotton Flannels, P1own.ra,
huslins, Irish Linen, Checks, Carrots, a.
Nankee NOtisns of arr lE.sr
Boots and SHOES, Glass and cuea,sn,.
Glasses GIneercs. Ae.,he u Looking
All ofwhieh having bees rurclascas, ,,,..,
prices, viii be SOLVER, low FIR fask iev
1T Rene nlhsr, Brad, 81. Q door. 4hrxs a, no ne
Once, MOoIv Apus n N, tnr fos
/ Davenport seriso, 1851 h"hhiS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
G2lcERY ANp PRoyrs10E sTeRy.

GROCERY AID FRovI.-0E sTeRE.
THE subscriber having purchsse.l the establishment
4 owned oy Mr. ;. Lyter, Stthc eorttf 81 bird and
kradv Sta. u keep constantly on hand large anil
veratal assortment Of GROfE alfS AND PR0NIS*
Tons, embracing everything in tie line, witch h.
sill warrant Of the Fa5es' and best ga4ify and u.
sellas low as eheg ean ne PHrahase6 IN the market
OYSTERS
2. subscriber is agent for Pe4rce's Oysters, which
he wa sapNfy 81 ths Trade 81 " Npssale 10 custom
ars Il retail al the loves. market prices.
DAVID MILLER.
Davenport, sers 2is., la5i-wtrwtf.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
STEAM BOILERS

OFF all descriptions, on hand ana made to order
oAIso Sheet Iron Work viz: Sm oke Pipe. Breeeh-
es. Sc. sc aade on short notice-at Fagtc " erks,
Chicago
pee lsdwf p. GATES CO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
GREAT BARGAINS

NEW leAA II9IdiaN LSAA-s--1H@ +-~-4'"
Wholesale and Retail.
IKE have iust received tie largest ard byst ~
W scrtmeit Of FALL AND WINTER tLoaA
ING, that ever nroaGhstu THIS western country
consisting iIfpari OF tlie folisH'ilg aFiirics:
sgavtican, EHgisa a, 'Feaehund Gcffnah BT9adeloll.
costs ofdrerant STYLES nEdenslttes.
9terceats, Beaver, 3lanktt Petersham, Pilot Sislh
ifsiou Cloth. LigBs @AiR. 9ohE'r.
noGb!a Coats II the same mate rs@ls.
Fall Coats OF sAt3ue5s, igesG, Cashmere. Doc
: kiz. Ca.shfaaT&tte and Jtzfs- "a eyrgX style
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of fue assortment 81 silk Eravat7
stocks. Neck Haulkercffe&, pocst' HaudSerthiefs
Drawers. Uniessfirts. HAS cses, Buck stir Glotes
trda rabher costs and pants, Turks Nailces an
Carpet hgss. Fine White ard Fancy bosom SHIFTS
shirt Collars AIs0s 1ne ~ Of
BOYS CLOTHING
ard piece goods Persons vii ord II I" theifiE'eT-
esi h. give us q e4ll before purchasing elsewhere
.t0re on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing, N
pr. Eallts kew building.
BERLIZaEfMFR & FLEtScHNAN.
H.YeTs sort. sept. nth. 1854,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
FURNITURE And u R0l.GTE,.f
yvholcsaIe and Retain BY
SCARRlT & MASON,
ST Louis. NO.

" l. tke pleasure tr sssifr TO orr hiei Is af q
- pHhg, ri general, inst ar >tptkuf Fils M-at
,ad deserving The ntte fo pf uar bascrs, etbsT as
ghalesae rstai.--jtta suits "rs q -thaf.
sttis resent
ssaytIgerti r.rlr tHe, 3d. he We. Caf Good ar-
a.s'r bEre, eeil r. sasi Is tbs tas, sot ana
his eaaatH the greatest Sar-tN sna iststi 80 les,
ttA tHF cusa PEST sIssi 4uU.G sllts sl.l. f.s.f-
Ne ters, - Nel 81 an other pHrc ha%trs Lr@ iHvi
tsl "a caN nEd i1as thrfeh clf Mammoth WAr
Rsaus,
CrAtfsa's1, frsn 30 1f,ies asy3t rijtnre 10 ba'
,nr titHt- vas athsrs spec tally s3!ffizc ts
hs sst5r#sgr orDurH .s euGsyor, ta Wrrit canfiU
aarca eCh iiy-rat 60. hlgree uad paizaIasc kaFe
% long received.
ScARRfT { MASON.
Washington Ayau"n, bel Second ahd thir'i SO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Sheet Music

, Large collection on band aud New Music received
a. soon IA Published at
Nos lie Claire Row. =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc.

JANIS DoSNkLi q JOHN NJ. Dunn
HAyING1ssesiaicd themSeYe.
$50 together ior iae parpo-' af carry
-ta = ~ Ing ths Basstess ~ II USE
SIGN ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING; PAPER HANGING and GLAZING, WHIT EN-
ING and NALL CoLoRtNG, on ferf! street, between
20 OHh - streets
Woad mn>t respectfully announce tn3h-iriUends
aud e t,ohiir ,enartiIv thai the, urs frrSrea "a
ste Painting III eitrer I-sd Xrs - ~ lowest pos
sihle prices and ia the very esi ss l&atr ionges
e rtiise In the above Business NAfraisi hFl 81 eta
riu- their patrons fnli satisfaction soy work that
uYuS he entrusted ~ them.
ParcutnrstteAtiar given 10 esttp tftfl ~ aIs ret
lie .r DrtyAtr Buildings Persons wishing an nt thc
abovc "a hrk done Wud ID We tneirr sh'm rf,ii be-
fore tt-,tirs eir work They are i>' rre=n.l ~ ef
eegte Baanefs, LANDSCAPES Masonic p oda = iteH =
tpr0t,s Decorating and Gliding IL sHuaria- .sNts a3ts
on the eiost reasonable terms Pinis 81 AZ co'ers
prepared and ready foruse. Glasstf I'll szes patt.
ar, for sale -
JaBe -. 1884 FUNNi@i = iNNa.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Buckets. Buckets!

( EST rcce:vttaud for-a'e WhalesH'e sad Retail
y i.!.s III Of Nosdri. Nuc eta
jaAuury ist. h IRONS 8 FsEi.i ~ MN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
TOWN OF BLUE GRASS.

THIS town is situated p beautiful Uadalatlng
1 EFarlc 10 miles fYom Davenport ard II miles
TOM Masculine. Ii the state road. miles ffoH.
the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad au miles from
ne river. II IS gerf heataF: wish population Of 3rr
HUHdred Hot 81 sickness haVi"g occurred thta
IL Is within haif Diir timber and TN
distance of the best coal banks IN HI" eSgary
tits we'll watered both with springs and wells
hine Grass now contains store. With Hhe onsu
ne fnFaEother bias sfGi' shop wagoH shop. cabinet
shep, etc Three bBi,diH ssare hHw being somPisted
aie Of which ofsmple dimensions and iG' -Hded fof
taS err stand, il for rent reasonable Terms Fst
~ the main travelled road and me Hearest Futiig
aogsc miller distant very fair HdEeemeats are ihgs
presented 10 any wishing 10 engage IN the busl
sess. A saw mill is in operation 81 mile. from q
Tow and sri.t mill is being erected az the same
niaee
Lets Tor sale IN tie above town very
seasoIablc and those wishing 10 build aad To-
cate there will have sHeh Inducements presented em
are rarely offered Good improved farms can he
store eoalkept constant, hand q NV eonl bank.
JAS. i. BURNSIDES.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
FoR SALE,
FRANCIS JACOBY, jas,
NEW drug AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

THE suhsrribsr resp craiy invites the attention 81
4 tht taukeh> ~ Davenport and surrounding eoNHr!
T. bis nfT, ami Chemical Store Brady between see
yu, lad Third sts.
From hts wle'sc AM experience N the business,
he those who an. favor him that they VIII
he l1rRlshed With Medicines of The best quality pre-
p;red wtttf hr strictes and at moderate prices
Personal attention vii be given 10 the compouEa'
Ing OF all Prescriptions
II also kcefs good assortment Germs y. frfnF :
Fhclisb Hnd American ferfumerN, Tooth Gio htH
brushes, Combs and General assortmento Of Fah'!
Articles.
DaVrrpori. Oct I'm lt54.Fn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Accordaons and Flutinas.

Large aud well selected assorment,just rSselt ea
:, NJ H.. rlairs Raw. CS II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05

,,GtRioNErrs, Flates, FlageeIets, PcaloNs and
I Plf,ss at reduced prices at
40 : Le Claire Row. IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
/, tvsnnort. n+c 18th, 1851 f-r.
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.
Guitars.

a arre and very fine assortment olRosewooa Dah
ar. n vareas prices ranging froiu s3.0G Ia sapi-
Also Vions from seventy five centsto twent! h'e 9p
lars al No Claire Row. II
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Il SAN
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+ 3


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1
4 $3.50 pc.
hi cts. per N
4
4
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L. DAY..
ry, DAYS {.
krs,,s days
Eons week
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In, ,ar wseN7
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
INsURAx E.

FIRE MARINE AND LIFE RISKS taken at this
Agency in responsible Companies and on The most
reasonable terms.
Merchants aud shippers win be allowed relafn pre-
.MeGREGoR, LANES \ BLAhEMoRE.
.up No d LIZ CLARK Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-05
Feather busters.

1 Very aae assortment can be found al the paven-
pert Music Stores
No L. Claire row: II
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14
DISPATCHES FROM ABROAD.

The Washington correspondents Of the N.
York papers sometimes, obtain information
Of an important character in reference TO ma
tonal affairs. The following isa telegraph
ic despatch addressed 10 the Courier from
tins city National Intelligence,
/" WASHINGTON, Nov. -.--lmporiaat de-
spatches from London have been received.
Mr. Buchanan transmits the final answer Ut
the British G"yernment on the Central A.
mercan negotiation. Our ultimatum il re.
jected, and correspondence Is closed. Both
Governments are released from the Clayton
and Bulwer Treaty. Great Britain retaining
her colonies and protectorate. and we With
drawing from our annexation clause
Assurances. however. of peaceful views are
exchanged.
/" Mr.. Buchanan is still acting. but expects
TO leave for the United States about the 10th
Of this month.
:" Rcinforcements have been sent to Gen.
Smith. in Texas, with instructions to prevent
ncursons into Mexico"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

existence has been confirmed by DR.. Kane
and his companions beyond controversy.
Assuming, then, the open sea to exist, as
described, how are we TO account Tor II r.
All the explorers have encountered vast and
almost impossible barriers of ice, /" from
Greeuland's icy mountains" to within some
four hundred miles of the Pole; and from
that point, looking northward, they saw ian
open field as far as the eye could reach ~
This is the most surprising Of all the DISCO
series of those voyages. Why should the
zone between 20 and so north latitude be
packed rih ice, and the area beyond 80 and
up to the Pole present "an open sea free OF
ices' This is the qaestion and i seems
to be one of the most curious problems pre-
sented to mankind.
The question Of a northwest passage tu
China having been settled by Mcclure and
others, and Sir John Franklin being dead,
and DR.. Kane and his companions having re-
turned, there. seems to be no pretcxt left Tor
another such voyage unless young ambition
should kindle with the rash idea OF exploring
this open sea. Once on us billow, i would
seem 10 be all plain sailing The difficulty
is to transport vessels over the intervening
glaciers. But even il DR.. Kane, while look.
ing over this sea, could have conjured up a
sea worthy ship by magic, and sailed straight
10 to the Pole and safe back. he might have
returned without being able to account for
its existence.
In the absence Of satisfactory facts to ac-
count for he phenomenon, let as imagine a
theory The earth is ilsttel at the poles.
II this is caused by the centrifugal tenden,
cies Of its matter, this centrifugal action
tends constantly to elevate the waters on
The equator, aud possibly to such an ex-
tent as to require corresponding outlet
through some channel hitherto unknown
May It not be possible for the uniathomable
depths Of the ocean, thus accumulated on
the equatorial regions. to force submarine
communication with the Polar regions and
the passage outward Of volume Of tepid
water sufficient to maintain forever San open
sea- from, the Pole. far enough down south
ward TO repel ihe icebergs TO respectful
distance towards the south: With this sug
gestion, turn the matter over TO Mr.. Mau-
~, who is infinitely better qualified to treat
il. ]. L. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14
INpnnrAXr MoyrMENr.

Our readers have been made srquaiuied with
the late exciting intelligence from Nicaragua
10 regard 80 ihr Imprisonment of delcnltpn 81
the Uniird STATES Uhage d'Aii.iie. al Hlvs..
and u the "ulf-ge commiIrd Il pugin -,
upon some u The CsIiIOfnia passengers % an
American steamer. BY whIrh several rersons
weis Nil . and wounded. The Gusefnmsui,
We learn, has resrived dsps.hes hom NJ.
Wheeler fslalIye 10 lIrse unl'nnnair events.
and 4 y ramorrJ il,s ilsy are u such nature
- " rsq1nr prompt snd srfIpas attention. ii
!. sail, Inderh. sni Dus The runlpf has HE alr ii
probability. Ihai The Administration hAs slteaiy
ORDERED Commodore PsulJing 70 pfoeeed 10 M.
esr4eua ~ . shIp.ol.wsf wIlh special insime.
lions TO iaqanc into the circumstances attending
these OuiIsges. Nal. I,t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14
4 GLIMPSE OF nII.LsBoRorGH

We give below plrasan. sketch u our liuiIe town
II IllsbOrpugh and The surrounding scrnrry, written
by passing Stranger snd communicated % the Fay
etieyille Observer Il transient visitor end -
much 70 admire mas We moi ourselves learn 10 value
more highly The Pessanines. d our ocaion, and there
~ be stimulated % more ssertisn in sSoning our
honest Pew s.ilsss. can & found more pleasant fof
summer residences. aud Il our citizens would exercise
little more industry and enterprise and TASTE ibey
might render Il sui more attractive
SThs writer has manifested crest industry by gather.
nr up 80 many particular. during hi. short s.ii bu,
our town readers vii dse,,tr ila, in his hat he has
been led into come mistakes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

Tie American Inventors represented At
the PARIS Exhibition have received about
twenty gold and silver medals, which gives
j medal Il every eighth eShibitOr--a higher
proportion II first class medals than viii be
frteised by any other nation. McCurmiCk.
traping and Piips thrashing machines, BIan.
rharf's Tor bpnIing wood, Singers sewing
machine, Gopdyesr's sulcanised fndia.rub.
hef. Fowler and Preterre Tor artificial teeth,
Richmond's machine FOR cutting iron for
steam. boilers, and Maury's maps and charts,
are among tie articles which took the med.
ais. cplt's guns and pistols met with great
opposition, aud many competitors from France
aud Belgium. and he. 10 consequences, gets
but thiftl.elss. medal. Pairbairn, the eel.
ebfaied engineer, before The British Associa.
tim. paid marked compliment TO the many
useful invention. which he found al The PARIS
Exhibitions bs american contributors
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

RK.Goy. REEDsR. % KlSsAs.--rhi. gentle.
man arrived IN the city on his way easl.
We are informed by gentlemen ~ high 70.
fpeeiab y IRON Kansas. lha the soIe &c Rec.
Ger vii much exceed that fOf Whnhtli. esen
e"uniing The spurious vote Tor the latter renls-
man, gwen b. patriotic Mrs.oafiaas. They ne.
sefi that. ri lhs squsiiefs NJ Kansas. Rsedst has
an nn.loubied @,jafiiy. The genilemen giving
~ iliis information, are Souihem born anil bed.
snI lssH III, slasshOiJing Failure ~ The ennsii-
iuilon Of TIC prospective slae. But they cay,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14
Correspondence Of The Fayetteville oh.sru.
HLl.l.,ransl. O.,ah.r 30. 1855.

lHHieNulHuEHf OtNtNIi gos t1ttDs
MgssRs. EDIToHs :-lIetween Raleigh aud
this place, on The North Carolina railroad,
The traveller has occasional glimpses Of 4
distant range uf 4 beautiful undulaiing cnun.
try. On leaving behind the pine.clad hills,
aud entering tie lani ~ Tie mountain and
lie ok, lcll saJ, a. Il lorsaken - AZ old
tried friend.
The early dawn 81 morning found me near
tie banks or lie Enoe. looking down into IL
valley, IL which IIllIsbOruugIi, the ancient
capital u The State, seemed 70 sit 10 calm
repo.e and dignity. unnindful d the stream
uf passenger, That passed almost within the
verge Of her ancient courtyard. A desire
TO gaze upon such calm tranquility o,ercsme
al IDEAS d speed aud business. fingered
--tsrried on nv journey, and have spent
most delightful tlay.
llillsborOugh depot, from some ineompre.
heDsible teasUu, Is nearly nile southwest
of the centre of the town. To reach tie
rnion Hotel, Kept b, Major HoNsr'on, sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

TnE GALLIPAeos GuASo spEcuLarIos--rns
TRgaTr ASsULLEp.--ln the Quito lsouth 4.
Inerican) newspsper, there !, publisled cor.
respOndence between the Heusdorian MIN.
lister u Foreign Relations and Mr. Philn
White, our Minister Resident 10 that coun.
try. From lhese documents, II appears thai
tic alleged discovery Of suaao on tic baIii.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14
For the nlll.boroush Recorder.
THE LATEsT DODGE.

Ma. EprToR: The papers tell of 4 late
]" dodge" performed by some one At an Ag-
ricultural Fair. lie offered hI- enclosed
grounds Tor the exhibition II tie improved
stock that was present. aud displayed il large
letters over his gates, " ADaITTANcr fRrE !"
But no one whn accepted the invitations wa
permitted 10 gei ont 81 the enclosure without
The payment 81 t" a quarter."
The y. e.. X. X. has the merit IL rerpe.
trating a still later trick. II was publish.
cd 10 several papers in mr. State, and a.
lar north as Philadelphia, that visitors IL
the late SYNOD at Greensburaugh might oh.
lsin return tickets gratis. Great fofmalliy
was observed; and, by the advice Of q d..
rector, the stated Clerk Of lhe Synod Issued
certificates of attendance on The meetings of
that badly 10 all who a.ked Tor them. hot
when a large party. on their return, gut
A. far a. Gibsnn,ille, --where the, met the
car.,--ihe officials on the rad refused %
let any me pass without the payment &c
the iull fare! Now, 40 one had ! right to
this offered courtesy Dr tile u. X. Company.
but when once Uttered. and accepted by
many persons, il ought not 10 have been
retraCted. There was FAULT somewhere /:
either 10 tlinsc Win first, without authority,
made the offer % The public. ~ IN thuse
Who ought % have warned the uddcr.trap.
pers on the road 81 their duties IN the Gaze,
o. 10 the officials themselves, ia MT obey.
Ing orders from head quarters. We hnpe
that our Methodist friends, IL their visit
TO Wilmington this week. will not meet
with repetition Of such irritating treat.
ment.
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Prom - Nsiisssl lh,ellirsnceL
THE OPEN POLAR sgA.

The most sohderlul phenomenon revealed
BY tie adseBiureu 10 the Polar regipns .
lie "open sea" beyond 50 degrees north lat.
Tude. stBpendoas ieebergs aud glsLiefs,
efittly bears and CONCEALED mercury, are 10
fharatisr and proper place IN those dfrary
regions; byi 81 open sea irahseends i'lem
sll ~ tie uapellals. and seems euiirel out
sf place 10 sach high attitudes. Yet Il was
dise9rIsJ BY former ns,igsigf', asi is
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pages Islands has proved ilusory; and that,
by reason of this illusion, the treaty nego
tiated between those two functionaries, on
the part of their respective governments. for
the regulation Of the commerce in that art-
Gle, us also contract between the authori-
ties of Ecuador and the reputed discoveries,
has been declared null and void by the Ex-
ecutiye Of that Republic.
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nILI.sBoRouGH, N. c.
wednesday, November IL. 1855.

a. We are requested 10 state. that the RI. Rev.
Bishop ATKINSON will preach at s. Matthews Church
in this place. on the third sunday in this month, that
bsin the 18th instant.
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ar We have been requested 10 state, that Gen. >
T.. Cary will deliver lecture the subject Of Tenn
perancc in this place, Friday next, the 10th inst
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a~r,cu.tural Adarcss.--John W. Norwood,

esq will deliver an address on Tuesday of our No
,~nber County Court, (the 9th instant ON the sub
jccts Of horizontal Ploushing Manuring, and other
modes Of improving land.