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Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

FATAL ArFRAY.-The Savannah
Georgian states that public meeting
'sas he'd in ST. Peters Parish, S. c., on
,Ae Sd inst, Hon. Edmund Martin in the
chair. When the committee to prepare
lasiae.s was about to retire, Mr.. Jesse
Peoples, member of the House of Rep
rcsentatives Of South Carolina, asked Mr..
Martin why he had not placed him on the
committee. On Mr.. Martin stating that
he had not thought of him, Mr.. Peoples
gave himthe lie, and was thereupon knock
cd down. A general fight ensued, in
which DR.. E. H. Martin, Of Savannah,
Dn Of Hon. Edmund Martin, was severe
cut, and Mr.. Peoples was killed.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

A HOT JuLY.-The Boston Traveller
reports that the mean temperature OF July
was scventy-;hree degrees-ths highest
in any July since 1S47.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

UNION FOR THE SAKE op SPoILS.-Ihe
Know Nothing and Abolition parties in
Connecticut have united upon a Fremont
|,Iectoral ticket. That is game which
sill be played elsewhere than in the nut
AEtg State, or we are much mlstaken.-
Neither faction being able TO contend with
lie National Democracy, they will unite.
as far as they can, for the purpose of in
.urins victory and obtaining the spoils
OOiice. All right. We want TO see all
the odd ends of faction and fanaticism
unite against the National Democracy, for
We should feel that victory over anything
Short Of the whole opposition would be but
half victory. and hardly worth contend
ing for in country like this.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

PRoF WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The
testimony of all who have thoroughly tested
the virtues of this celebrated article, is, that
it will restore the gray, and the bald, eradicate
Diseases of the scalp, preserve the hair from
falling and preserves the color perfectly to ex-
treme Old age. 1t is now putup both with and
without sediment. See advertisement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

BAcKINo our.-The Trenton State
Gazette, the leading opposition paper in
New Jersey, has taken down Fremont's
name, and run up Mr.. Fillmore.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

sSs There is cavern in Deccorah,
- iowa, so situated that the water which
.3''s irom.i It's roof in winter, is frozen, and
- VII an amount of ice formed as to serve
- ' '''izens of that place ia summer with
A luxury Of an abundant supply of ice.-
M natural ice-house is fine arrange
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
References:
PIONEER SALOON.
GEORGE MILLION. PRopRIET

g STILL keeps at Sac old stand, ~ *
e corner of Ferry and Leyee st's., NsAlSy
. stock of choice Liquors, Wines, w
Cigars, Fish, Oysters, Sardines, Cheese, Crack
ers, &C., always on hand.
eS-f expect in short time to be in my large
new building, now nearly finished, where /
shall be happy to see my old friends and the
public generally.
Atchison K T. sItf
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

DANIEL D. Burns, JAMES n.
Burns AND CALVIN I. BURNS.
To John Alcorns, Ambrose Jones. Daniel ID.
Burns, James N. Burns and Calvin +. Burns.
Dlease take notice; that VIM L. ChaIIiss,
4 Luther {. Challiss and Grafton Thomissn
as complainants have filed in the Probate Court
of Atcl,ison county, Kansas Territory, their
certain Bill of Injunction retuTnable TO tire Fin st
District Court at the next term thereof TO b..
held in, and for the said county of Atclison at
the town of Atchison, the 2sal Monday in
March, Il. ID. 1897 in which John Aicorns,
Ambrose Jones, George NJ. Million, Lewis
Burns. Daniel n-Burns, james n. Burns and
Calvin +. Burns are defendants; that said Bill
is brought by said eomplaInants to enjoin and
restrain said defendants from running a horse
boat from: point the Missouri River in the
town of AtchisoR to the opposite side of said
river IN the county of Buchanan and State of
Missouri, and from transporting persons and
property across said river at said point or in
any wise using interfering with the ferry at
the place last aforsaid, for one year from the 24
day of July A. ID. 1886. And for such other
ard further relief in the premises may be
equitable and just. That Luther G. chailiss on
tle fling of said Bill aforesaid, flied there
with his affidavit stating that John AIcorns,
Ambrose Jones, Daniel D.. Burns, James n
Burns and Calvin E. Burns part OF said de-
PENDANTS are Bon-residents of the Territory of
Kansas and residents OF the State of Missouri
Nov, therefore, Newconb j. I.eiand, Judge
of the Probate Court in ard for the County of
AtciiIson and Territory of Kansas, hereby
der that you and each OF you be and appear at
the next terra OF the First District Court OF
Kansas Territory, TO be held in and for the
county of Atchison al the time and place afore-
said and answer the said Bill of coppiainants
or the same viii be taken as confessed. Datesi
at Atchison this 18th day of August, a. D.
1886. n. ]. IRELAND,
Judge Of the Probate Court Of AtcliisoH county,
Kansas Territory.
Isaac s. HAscALI., 4 tty. fer eompiaiaants-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Portable Seytc .YziIEs.

WE ARE AGENTS for KingsIand & Fer
w guson, and have for sale at the st Louis
prices,
Pages PAEENT PORTABLE SAWMILL
and
CHILD'S PATENT DOUBLE SAWMILL,
Fer Steam, Water or Horse Power. Also
Cox & Roberts Patent Thresher and Cleaner,
Manny's Patent Combined Reaper and Mower.
ftI3H] L. c. CHALLtSS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

TUST RECEIVED by steamer David TatuIn,
= aud for sale at very lowest st. Joseph prices:
so bbIs rectificd Whisky;
25 do copper distilled do;
S do superior Brandy
Monongaheia and bourbon Whisky Port,
CIaret, and other wines.
Preserves, sauces, lemon syrup, pickles, cys-
ters, sardines, etc, by package, dozen or retail
s3f-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

rs The d. G. Taylor, on her down
ip las, week. struck snag below Roche
", by which she was sunk. The boat
,os backing out from bar at the time
Be struck, having run the bar head on
,org down stream, her stern swung
round, the snag hitting the hull just aft
be boilers, tearing out the side and bot
on in every direction. Nothing what
.yer was saved but the wheat and tobacco
| IA, was in the deck-room, and was taken
sf by the Hannibal which came along
|ide soon after the disaster occurred. The
height saved was about 800 bags wheat
inl % hhds tobacco; the lost were 35
.ads tobacco, 500 sacks wheat. so casks
aeon, and 700 bales hemp. The boat
will be total loss with what is on board.
TIE loss by boat and cargo is estimated at
between 100000 and $3.50. 900.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
,crss1os TO THE PREsIDENcY.-On

..crss1oS TO THE YIN
- ms. Senator Butler, introduced a
!, ,rovidinr for the succession to the
4orcv The act of 1892 devolyes
ofIice first upon the President pro tenn
.Ls Senate, or if there be no such Off
,ben upon the Speaker of the House
Pe,resenfatiges. Should either of
osa officers be Ineligible on the score Of
=, or Otherwise, OF not be in existence,
/. .,.rrregnum would occur. Judge But
:. 5IIl provides that if there be no Pres
Int pro tenn OF the Senate, nor Speaker
The House, or if these officers should be
=. gible from any cause. then the Chief
yjce of the United States shall succeed
+, he Presidency, in the event ol a vacan-
= N that office and the Vice Presidency,
fer the Chief Justice. then each OF the
s,aciae Justices, according 10 seniority,
boli until the Electoral College can be
,souyed. This law becomes important
h rev Of the present OPPOSITION OF parties
nd eary men, and will be acted on dur
2 the present session.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

the
opriAe fee uniI :
ap thn any IA VI for cash..
1fn
G.. B.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Stone ware.

geo Hard grey stone jars, jugs, churns,
QUO and crooks, from gal. to 8 gallons,
for sale by STEPHEN JOHNSTON
October 16, 1855.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Buiadfng Maserfazs.

T ocKS, LatcI,es, Bolts, Door, Gate and
L 4 Shutter Hiages, and Fastniaes, Screws,
Sash, and Pine Panel Doors, for sale elraT, by
oct. 10, I855. STEPHEN JOHNSTON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

JOSEpH P. ARR is duly authorized to act
- as my Attorney, during my absence from
this City. B. n. LEBBY.
Atchison, July 2nd 1886.
arge lot of various brands, at ali
i prices. aSPLING, STEVENS &CO.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
ArcuIsoS. July % 1Ssf

ATLEtSUH, 5tfLf %, IoeO.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP P heretofore exist
L ing under the name of MUTT & SMITH, Is
dissolved By the death Of OF the senior partner.
All persons having claims against The firm viii
present them for settlement All persons in
Gebted are expected to come forward and settle
the same, as a further indulgence can not be
given. a. G. SMITH, surviving partner.
% s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
SaIy DeIOVtu-
} WV. DYER.
BRooKFIEIp. IAN. 10Th. 1855;
LocANsPoRr. Ind. June 9th, 1858.

LoGANsPoRT, Ind, June 9th, 1858.
Mcssrs. 0. J. Wood & Co-Gents: Yours
of the 18th is just received. Enclosed please
find $50 90, it being the amount for hair restor
ative. have sold it all.
If you choose you may send me six dozen
Hair Restorative. / think can seliit.i It had
worked mirales in this place. | sold man six
81 bottles who was bald, and it brought new
hair out all over his head
Yours very respectfully,
w. ii. GRIDLEY
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is min
lister in regular standing, and pastor OF the Or
thodox Church, at BrooiSiield, Massachusetts.
lie is a gentleman of considerable influence,
and universally beloved.
(Copy) WV. DYER.
BRooKFIELD, Jan. 18th, 1855.
Prof. Wood-Dear Sir Has ing male trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives pleasure
to say that its effect has been excellent in
moving inflammation, dandruG, and constant
tendency to itching, with which have been
troubled from my childhood, and has also
stored my hair, which was becoming gray, to
its original color | have used no other article,
with anything like the same pleasure and prof
it. Yours truly,
J. K. BRAGG.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
Forwarding s. Commission
IL @ u - E
at AtchisOn, Kansas Territory.
LES r. VOOLFOLK. ROBERT II. cABELL
C. e. VOOLFOLK & co.

CHARLES f. VOOLFOLK. ROBERT II. cABELL.
C. e. VOOLFOLK & CO.
IT AVE taken the large New Store and Ware
I L house, at the Steamboat Landing at Atch-
ison, X. T., and are prepared to Receive, Store
and Forward, and Sell on Commission, al kinds
OF merchandise, for Emigrants and Traders, to
the Territory and to California, Oregon, Salt
Lake, &c. They also now receiving, and
will keep constantly on hand, large stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
And Furniture and Mattresses, OF ali kinds
This house is large and commodious, and be-
ing located at the Landing but little expense in
drayage and labor viii be required, and they
are determined to Receive, Store and Forward
Goods, and sell any article in their line as low
as it can be done en- the river.
C. E. VOOLFOLK & co.
References:
Woods, Cfristy & Co., Bart, Wiley & Bart,
Fisher &, Bennett, Parker, Russell & Co,
Bryan, Hardcastle & Co., McMechan s. Bal
llntne, st. Louis, no.
West Sc McAshan, st. Joseph, Mo.
Tutt s. Baker, Weston, Mo-
A. Johnson s, Co., Brunswick, Mo.
j. Riddlesbarger, Kansas, Mo.
John Parker, Providence, Mo. ts-f
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
BOB PRINTING,


DRINTED cheaper, neater, and quicker, at
i this establish .aent than IN any Office ADORE
st. ouis.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26

sRev. J. Newlan, and G. ]. Palmer
joined the company in Columbia. where
Mr.. Newian gave Maj. Eaves the follow
ing certificate
"This may certify that have on hand
$40 of Kansas funds. JonN NEwLAN.
August 9th, 1856.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
YOU DESERVE CREDIT FOR YOUR.
Discovery.

FTNHE following is from distinguished mem
i Der of the medical profession:
Squatter sovereign., 1856-08-26
NA- l. CIIALLiss, LUTHER c..
CHAIISs AND GRAFToa
TnOshsos,

JNo- ALconNs, AMBROSE JoNEs,
G. NJ. MILLION, LEWIS BURNS,
DANIEL D. BURNs, JAMES n.
BC rms AND CALvIN L. BURNS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Gums! GunS!. Guns!!!

L7ALL a CUNNINGHAM, Ne ~ Pub's sqaars. havs
~ jast received sul sHened sltsassa sssnliuuat q
siafe ard peeble hiFi and brsr 6aEs aHnF heh
~ O. tAeee stFaied esfsy cart afssEre ana
etaxf se Gsss IN comFles. fhess Ga ~ q
lter sm pertaicn difees ca tash ~ 80 ssFs Al
~ A. - i1sif asa efaeF express 90 lt< ztsFkgf
ksar 41arF : ka 49, Ala1 6ene lois h pestsfs Az.
saa ks1 tlstns Fsfes t89elhag Nfik ihs anssg ssfi
nes = re~es EAsss, sai Fsaeksa aaa Fshs ssss sssn-
- sG satAvls. 2s4i&-das
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
CITY BUSINESS DIRECTOY

duncan, a. =, & CO., Importers and wholesale
~ ieaies in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, No 20 Pubic
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.

COLI. n { y a. S'oss
DEALERS IN Pittsburgh Coal an Coke and White Pine
- Lumber, corner Of Broai eni Front Streets the
Levee Nashville tsuc whore they int. nj tceIiuy
slant supply Of the above articles reasonable prices
Families and large u Goal aud Coke supplied
orcontract on far terms. janl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24

Axe, Shoves, Spades, sad Irons Zuc an5 Tin IN pigs
u-Tlate, Auyts Vices, casks a. Chains aud ices
MaLltH 'ud Cotton CarIaEe, Cofe-, heavy Castings,
MI Genrir s, Railroad bees ami kN'.s Cra.g. ana
Spikes, ana Resin 90 BIS, per 100 BIS. ........
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Exnress Notice.
s Elg5g - - Ill

AE1PHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
THE ADAMS fXpREss COMPANY have rads ..
rsngemeuis sth The above Railroad Or raly ENrrc
lne ami arr ROW prcrrd % receive and i0r Hurt FrrE
FackHges, 4c b. PalstuFrr Trains % Hurt.vr Dtclu
Iuscgubia, anu utrrei ate stations tht {. aad .
q. Railroads, suaH PscEagss at rriucrf rates.
~ Messengers leave NASHVILLE daily st o'clock A. =.
80 freEtts to be '0fwartsd by Express Ei' b. cslc
or without extra eharEe. trul0-ul A. K. HOLT, Agru.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
DREes NAMING

A No cBTLDKE1s' CLOTHING msds - @asr, n IA
q lassss s.is. 81 hHs kEATlt sqrDsf q s.ist go
CasrTy Streets orp7slis shs FefA1aao @t-tm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24


furniture md C1rrirres boxed ard other .Lt articles
nos eEtuers'edr Blso, Crtoys &C At.Fs or lffsr
tteu.Ct's, vii Dee cfHr-sd D., actual Uef.ff lrt AZ
double First Class Rates, ar, per iDU Irs. ... 50,
The ratss arr The same fr. G. arsou ana ss- a.
Stevens o., ara OF stations q is sire, as o. Nal Vile
'Nsrrh.rles where hey evidently exist H Dc correct
by the nashville urf Htiar r0aa Esfr5.G ir 3, u
Iftasuf ,r upon pro per 1T feat ON ha l.-r e. riy,
Sire Haa.s viii CO UHy Tor Did -n t.rag, or irurv
Of dtuHkc yHist
No claim Tor dasres vi be considered uurs. acco~ d
ed viii re- tFt sloaug Oh. 90 ,to have tegu IN td
ororr Ehen delivered Co Tie Roads a, CLare.,u aus q
ysanal.
IT, case Of short goods ne Eosd require so 1s7s oi q
hUifAhor CO ihr Hrsf no. found hy q eryrirrtlr Old
TINE ne hcad Gel vsruE Nil b. 1Urlor.,d 20 pav-Iut
claim tfa b. ferrt or ro. a. less rfes III
are eAIlt.trc o. s'iderce q ID fputuf.
pc E'tas Eh' De e'ly,rs. Urfl s charges are Tsd al
q rece p; gwen DIV The irrsr- or their ar@rts
The -cE-s co o. y . & p K are uutsr heavy bonds
h, cen AIRY; 80 % glt hi due 20 ne Fsuts nd
'.lua.t o. -ref're tE.- t> arst be paid ru Jn enc q
Tor oy'r Cd arge., t-use,s &c must De- paid
Ae iIr-.llet 'rF upon certtcar q the Ageut srt al
lcr.tr q the So p,rlteHdeut.
uayl5 HLANDFESON, =. ~
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AN
SAVANNAH

(NN sni afsr Ibis date he Articles enumerated be
~ III De- ssni through o. CAarsst0u aad Savannah a.
D. ces l1fNai ID each aricie;
TotHrru. bids. O To- s..... .............. s0s
Port u ttls, = loo si %
Esgs.ns and kg2e, 100 .......... 90 F
n. 1. ANDERSON. supT
BT-H \. c. RsirJad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Az Al CLlAhLEo ~ N An y SAVANNA
TO NASHVILLE.
20 rtEC sEFstT
On and after the First Of .TUY-a

ft.NI CLASS.
Piano tortrs Books end Stationery, Hoo's Shoes AM
la-,, Liquors, u.s. &C., iI bottles Campfire grT
Spirits lurret zine, Iu bill; CarretInr Cana GI.es
ana NI4s.W7rr gers d. rsses. Cj.cts .,uf-tfr..t.
Ies, Cotton Cards, Cutlery, ir cases. ca D. aud lry.s-
Dry 'eo.s 10 boxes ara bales; ITUgs, Frli,. Frrit
Trees and Shrubtery, FuTs Garden SEEDS. Iacfr-.
glasses ami Looking Glass Pate, INT ouu.r'-r f -
oysters 10 cans and jars sattlery, Tin ari E7tasa
ware Yea. ana Nric,, p.r 100 b., from Declu-
ger 70 ls' stn.,....- a.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24

haTdVare eNcer srCh asi 50. ciFt iu First AID I'd
CHS. Coffee Mis-, Machinery; FuTeilE Irr0rr. Ira
b'l aud PIPES, Tobacco 90 brxsa, I.stf.r r rrlIt
and hoNes cts. IN hbls. and casks; CrCcE.ry aud
Ouren'"are ln crates and casks; Rice, Waiting
Pllsltrl eneet BRAS. and CopI,r. per NOM ts- a
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
SPECIAL NOTICE so SHIPPERS,
- Savannah Ia ~nsRVEfte

= tf- Nasi vile ani ChsftsrooFs PaIlrosi Cor pad
y have Gel sd nc1d ne Ccutfa Eai'rclt CorI
anI,s of Ge.FFia ~ tier summer rates. sD1 t Goes
has llu.TEly. rtctrtis d-trtured ID our city We q
sis H-lfod % frfrriug the herh1uts art shrpcrs q
ihst itst Dc str III b. a. So 81 acc b. .a nst -
goss. ard cot t - tie srand bills frpr5ssf; tlHo
the average thFaugh ast class zo frcu ne se
sard o Nashville butit ss tjrCt 20 TIE VanaIol 81 70
40 tor Al iu S1uurr and dtdsctod q ia Pc lta u
n Wluter ehth uakes The rate Per adstrse nsI
A. 50 frou Juns - December AMI at.f5 u Dec !Hn
n. l. ANDfRstN,
Iuntef surrf.utl cant
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Marble Monuments, &c.


FNTOEMs he aiends aul he pshi'cin s-n %
| srsi thai be q ncv prusecuiins The NskrlE 100
arslFnss 10 th. ster en- Cherry Z set, rvst 81
5oeF d tie CRion dad 1nIeriftfp. sh-re he ~
Eia - p'sascsf attend g. ths artrrs 0f al ff Nj
ska may sant sork ia rs line toEe- BE las kfI all
sna si'l krsp On hsuf, suprls ~ u VI
MARBLE AONUNENTS, TQHBS, sc, ~ ~
Narufscsarrt 81 IT, 81 Itsiisn and Auer rsSS4<
can wsrbss in Ne best s,Sis af he arr. Al -
q hfs sUrk si.i o. slrrautsd. '-i
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-24
Garnet Hal Up Stairs.

u C. NsVAIRY 90. viii even ts-dsy ard y s,o e
IL. ONs uUNDREn PIEcES fnRkE fLf ANf
CRtfN ekRPEF hanEht AZ e ofcsa Rucuon a. ~
Tafk Tfese % saFraut cGnai 10 qnkllty 30 1917
psE-e iran anE fhsrto odsret Ia ibis ma Ae' 80 -
aairr1n ned 70 srii them coFFespondinEy ~ - O..
Wswif a. he sane tine Be olsning a. NJ - uoNst
assse anf Faary hues end sill ca fue " 80 -
esiva 81 30 NaFslllss u the sea~et 80 ~ = ~
:, NsH feFk O. 49, 60
suElo
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z5st.s.- -. -. 80. 49,, - -
70 gIk-- - 'I' -E',--v-. So -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-03-26

Died. In this county on The 2ad instant. Mr. DssIrt
CiRLrros, in the s7ih yesr q his sge. Mr Carleton
vas Kind neighhor. strictly honest man. and much
respected by those who knew him.
Died. in hi. county, on the 30 Of January, pneu
mona. Miss MAnaInEr Tmosrsos, In the tsd year Of
her sge. She had been for several years consistent
member Of the Presbyterian Church.
On tho isrh q January. Mrs. ss,s THOMPSON,
widow q the late Ne. James Thompson. in the sad
year q bsf age, having large circle q rclstives and
friends 10 mourn her loss. She bad heen far the last
thirty years eonsisien. member q the Presbyterian
Chayh. and having ,eved her day and generate 4
she hath ALLEN ssleep In Jesus. Con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-03-26
SOMETHING NEW.
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The latest and greatest Discovery ethte Age
~ HUNT would inform the public that he has open
-. ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill. where he
prepared to execute these beautiful pictures n the
highest style Of the art. The Ambro,ype is taken
Glass, and, unlike Daguerreoype, without being
sed. Tine superiority Of this picture In point Of beauty
and durability has placed ID al the head of the Fine
Arts. 1t can be in any light without reflection,
is free from the polish Of tina silver plates it cannot get
dusty, and it is mpeious TO wafer, air or acids, and
will last for ages. f
EveryIady and genilemansis particularly invited 10
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather as
good sunshine. Instructions given in the art Of Am
broiyping and Apparatus furnished.
+. HUNT.
March II. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-03-26
LATE FROM EUROPE


The steamer Persia, with Liverpool dates
to the 9th, arrived at this port this morning.
The Persia brings nothing additional ex-
cent the general rumor that the negotiations
sere proceeding steadily on the 5th. A meets
ag was held on Thursday, the 9th, but It
,'as secret as usual.
LONDON, Saturday morning, March g.
The Paris Moniteur Of yesterday contains an
Imperial decree, calling out Tor active SER
vices 100000 young soldiers Of the class Of
1855.
BEnLIS, Sanday.-Two couriers have pas
sed through this city en- ruute for Paris, bear
ing fresh distractions to the Russian Peace
Plenipeteatiarles.
HAHsoRo, March 6th.--Admiral Watson
has ssiled from Kiel. He has ordered the
feet to assemble Of Moore Island to announce
the renewal Of the blockade Of the Russian
Baltic ports In the Crmca.
The delegates of the two belligerant armies
met ON the Goth February to concert mea-
sures for carrying out the armistice.
MARsEILLEs, March 6.-Orders have been
received here Tor conveying 10000 infantry
and battalion Of artillery to the Crimea to
replace the troops that return to France.
Advices from the Baltic state that the
Russians are sending troops in considerable
numbers to Finland. They are also con
centrating large force around st. Peters
burg and strengthening the batteries near
Cronstadt. - ss9ss ",
The Persia brought over 100 passengers.
Mr. Jos. BARNS has arrived from Liverpool.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
In Equity-March Term. 1856.

10 Equity-March Term, 1856.
Henry M'Dancl and wife '. Mary CLARK and others.
e Bill Of Laferpisader.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
I defendants James NJ. Reeves, Allen Petty, and the
heirs Of Mary Cune deceased not residents Of this
State; is ordered and decree BY the Coust that pcb.
LEGATION be made for six successive weeks in the Hills
borough Recorder notifying said defendants Of The filing
swer or demur 10 the same, al The nex term Of this
Court TO he held for the county Of Orange, At the court
house in HlIsborough, on the second Monday In Sep
lember next, the same will be taken pro coesso as 10
Them, and set down for hearing er parte.
Witness, Thomas Webb, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office In Hsborough this l7h
day Of March, A. ID. 1856.
IS, THOMAS WEBB. G ME-.
March IS. Price adv. $3.50 al
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Heiierays Pills, undoubtedly the best Medicine on
sale in the Union.The extraordinary power possessed
by these Pills have rendered them justly universal
fayoriIe with the citizens Of the Union owing il Is pre-
sumed 10 their efficacy In a diseases Of the liver and
stomach For the cure Of sick headaches bile and IN
digestion they also unequsled; and for all female
complaints. whether Of the daughter entering into
womanhood OF The mother al the turn Of life their ef
ied Is infsbIe. they speedily remove all such com.
plants from The system.
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NOTICE

A MEETING Of the American Party win be held at
- the court house in Hsborough, on Saturday the
9Th Of April next to appoint delegates 10 the State Con-
yenon to nominate candidate for Governor, 10 be
held in Greensborough on the 10th Of April All the
members Of the party in Orange requested to at
tend
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