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Corporation Proceedings.

july 29ih. 1859.
AZ called meeting of the Commissioners Of the
town e HlIshorouGh. r. Hooker. N. p, a.
W. Hcdgcpch, u. Lyncli. j. &. Turcntine, O.. Laws,
J.. Carmichael and Josiah Turner,--ihc following Or
dinanccs were passed
BE ordoiaed, Tha il any person or persons with
10 the corporation % Hilsboougl. shall Keep suffer
10 IL Kept. any 1t house. cellar. 10 him or her
belonging Or in possession, ID such position As to be
nuisance, cnlangerng The health Of any Of the eli.
zens Of said town, upon complaint being made 10 the
MagGtraicof Police, and acr drc notice. shall fail or
refuse to ahaic the said nuisance he or she ssl upon
conviction before the Magistrate al Police. pas the sum
Of Eve dollars and the further sum Of three dollars for
every twentyfour hours such nuisance shall be suffer-
ell 10 remain, and stand committed until the fine aud
costs are paid
BE IL further ordained That IL amy person shall
throw any thing in any of the streets or ats Of said
town whch may operate nuisance, he she SHALL
upon conviction before tic Magistrate Of Police pay
due Of two dollars. il slave shall be whipped not
exceeding ihriy-nnc llshes NJ the discretion Of the
Magistrate Of Police, and stand committed until the
fine and costs arc paid.
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take pleasure in recommending DR.. SCOTS Medical
Class 10 Young men who may wish 10 read Me,irine.
ID. Scott Is native Of Orange county, n. Carolina.
Tie Ia. been for several years Demonstration in the Ma.
iOnal Medical College. Washington, ID. e.. where, ii
course he hsd all The advantages Of becoming eminent.
n qualified Tor taking charge Of a medical class. Dr.
senll's class. account Of the opportunities afforded
y him, far exercises in Practical Anatomy, will he in
advance d those who lake the ordinary COURSE before
attending Ieiues FOR graduation; The anatomy Of The
sOft paris Or Practical Anatomy is generally neglected
RICHARD BLACKNALI., NJ. ID.
MAY &c. i0-2m
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Knapp of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County, N. C.

VIE exercises II this Institution will he resumed on
Monday the 7lh Of Inly.
This School, preparatory tor any class in College Is
conveniently situated .ihe main HiIlshorough and
Oxford road 20 miles from The former and 10 from tie
latter place. II is located in the midst Of an intelligent
cnieipsng and energetic people. all united brethren
TO raise The standard Of education, and 10 watch the
sacred interests Of their growing institution The To-
cation i entirely free from all temptation to vice.
common in towns and villages; and il is also perfectly
healthy, there having cen single case Of sickness
among The students during the past year. All person,
desiring informant with regard 10 TERMS expenses &c.
can obtain circulars by applying to The Principal,
JOHN e. DENNY.
June 10. 42-3m
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Withdrawals FROM BucHASAS.-The Ar
kansas Shield Of July 5th, contains letters
from, Henry Archclas, Elisha Walker, Absa-
ION Moreland. Il. w. Hill, Alfred Mainard,
Is. i. Bayless, w. B. Cooper. John n. Crosby,
Peter Simmons. g. W. Richey, and Lemael
Kincl,r, announcing eirwithdrawal from the
foreign Democracy. and their adherence to the
American party. The Shield SAYS, all these
were prominent and leading members Of the
so-ealled Democracy. aud never voted any
other ticket but the Democratic.
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Iioiigrag's 0'aiaeal and IfLs.-woudcffoi Re.
rislies iuf the Cnp u Seal,ls and Burns. Euelia
iadeft0n. 81 Newport, Rhode Island was accidentally
severely stacih Nv boiling water failing over her
Tho ulosr 81 the tight side and leg ia particular was
ii NEST shocking slate. Something h the hurry VI
iht moHsnt Was appiisd which caused the Ash 81 Ws
III almost 10 III onc and fcndefeJ her utterly unable
20 move, ahr raricd 70 led, medical assistance
called IL. and her rrenycs drspaifcd o.; happen
been rufed uf lrsaliully Bal lcg " lldcways Oni
mrnl and Pills, and ~ recommended the samc, VA
Pills aud unimcni wcfr accurlingl, bought aud used
BY roniinuing thru ior two wecLs che perfectly
wc aud hts written most gratefully % Professor iIo
iuway, lof The cure 81. cted.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, July %.
The Illinois which left Aspnwall ON the
10Th has arrived.
ad,ices from San Francisco Indicate that
the authorities are apparently determined 10
make no further resistance To- the Vigilance
Committee. The most startling event Of The
week was the shooting Of q. Il. Hopkins by
Mr.. Terry. Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Hopkins had proceeded 10 the
Office Of DR.. Nash, Navy Agent. for the pur-
pose u arrestIng man named Maloney
charged with attempting TO convey num-
tions Of war 10 the city tor the u>c Of the
State. Terry inierlcrcd to prUteet Naloney
Il the head 1T an armed party. Hopkins
collected assistance aud attacked the other
patty in The street. struggle ensued IN
which Terry was stabbed by Hopkins with a
boWie.knile. The news of tue mcice reached
the Vigilance COMMITTEE. who sounded a
general aiarm, and 10 ) minutes regimen,
- Infantry. 2 companies 81 cavalry and 5 81
artillery we're IN motinn. III the meantime
Nslunry aud party had taken refuge 10 4
back building which was well guarded and
laftiiied, which was invested on All sides by
thr lrunps. and the inmates nrdrrrd 10 sur.
render. They obeyrd without hesitation.
Maluney and Terry we're conveyed TO the
quarters 81 tile Committee. Al the same time
5 armaries protected bv The State troops
were taken. tile trnups being invested on all
sides aud forced 10 surrender to the Com.
mitter. One hundred State troops were Ia.
Zen prisoners. They were subsequently, re.
leased on paful
The late.t ad,icr. state that Terry was
still prisoner. aud Hopkins vas alive.
On Tie same DAY collision took place be.
tween two vessels lrrishted with arms ioI
the State authorities. The arms were seizrr
~ the Hay BY armed vessels brlunging Ia the
Committee. subsequently J l.. Dunkel.
Captain Of one Of these vessels, was arrested
b. the Federal authorities. aud held TO bail
IN SIS GOO charged with piracy.
The Committee disclain al intention Of
opposing the Federal authorities
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN I.

SPANISH MlXTU RE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN.
MOI a Particle Of Mercury in IL
An inialihle remedy for Scroula Kings Evil Rheuma-
ism. Obstinate Cutaneous Ernpiions Pmples or Pos
tues on the Face, BlolcheS Boils, Aguc and fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Rngworm 81 Tefr.
Scaldhead, Enlargement and Pain the
Bones and Joints, SaIt Rhcum, Stub
born Ulcers 6ylhililic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from All
iRjudcions use Of Mercury,
mprudence in Life, or
lmpurity OF Blood
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts q The United States who testify daily 10
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest Of all
medirines, CHARTERS SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the
skin, Liver Disease Fever Ulcers, lid Snres Affection
Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
painis Pains and Aching Of The Bones and Joints, are
speedily put 10 flight by using this ne-iinable remedy.
For oil diseases Of the BnOd nothing has yet been
found to cnmare with it, It cieanscs the system Of all
impurities, acs gently and efficiently on The Liver aud
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion. gives tone 10 the
stomach makes the Skin craand healthy, and restores
the Constitution, enfrebed by disease broken down
Wy c eAccscsO yOun toHs rlSine vgoT anu strength
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES il is peculiarly appca-
bic, and wherever il has become known is regularly
prescribed with the happiest effects It inygoraes The
weak and deitaed, and imparts elasticity the
out frame, clears the skin, and leaves the patient fresh
and healthy; single bottle Of this nestmale remedy
is worth all the so-called sarsaarllas in existence.
The large number Of certificates which We have re-
ceiyed from persons from all parts Of the United States.
is the hest evidence that there is humhug about il.
The Press. hotel keel magistrates, physicians, and
public men, well known TO the community all add their
testimony TO the wonderful effects of this GRE At
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and getan Almanac, and read the
details Of Astonishing cures performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, (IS MOST cAsks WHERE EVE
MT THING ELSE nan sIGSALLr FliLEp. The limits OF
an advertisement will not admit their ful insertion.
WIN. :. BEERS 4 CO., Proprietors,
No. 3C4, Broaatcdy. Mw York,
To whom all orders must lie addressed.
Fo sale by Druggists and Country Merchants IN all
parts Of The United states and the Canaaas and hy
Long &. Cain, Marlborough; A. McAlpne, YAM
eeysile; w. &. 4. NJ Paylor. I.easlurg \. J. Patrick,
Grernshonugh; J. w. Field jamestown.
July. -. 47-l2m
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We are gra,ife,l 10 see the following br ef
but expressive sentence in the last number
u the Fayttesille Observer. and doubt not
that it expresses The sentiment Of the old line
Wings 10 eseNmrt Il the country. The Oh
server. ia a nulice Of the yillainnus charge
ofbargain audcrrruptinn against Henry civ,
10 which Buchanan figured 50 extensively,
ma'ic ousIy aud meanIy. concludes with Tie
remark:
How can ASy FRIEND o. IIESRl CLay sorr
son JAaEs BuemASANE"
See also the Observers account 81 the ils-
cussioa between urssrs. t;ilmer and bragg.
y Fayetteville d., bciure Yesterday.
vii Hn.
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EJACULATION OF DEArH--The Petersburg
Express states that DR.. Wick, Of Sussex,
while conducting post mortem examination.
a few days since, upon the body Of Il colored
woman, accidentally cut his band. A portion
Of The ylras from the body entered the wound.
and communicating with his blood, caused
death IN short time afterwards.
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Y or q Il

1TiHE subscriber having. Il May 5ttH II W. Csatsf
Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS 1T nfsnfe Court
taken out letters u administration aecd.aa 10 IaW ~
tho estate II Ailen u. RtisFtsaD. degeasei. he0ty
gisrs notice Il I'll creditors u said esiar d pfeseBt
then claims. iaiy auihrnsate within The time pre-.
scned - ias thts notice vii Ne pleaded u - II
lheil recovery. Deidfs to the saii estate viii rleass
10 uiake imneslisie asneni
NLBfKi ] ROBERTSON tlmf
tlls &s-
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Axrmca> paRrY u GroRoiA.--.rhe Anefi.
eau. ol te"frIa. Who we've ual represented ~
any al the National conventions. has. just he'll
STATE convention al Msran. ab,eh was ii.
tended rs 26s delegates. representing 6J runa-
lies. They adapied platform, uiliell is sub.
slauiialv Amef,.an. but adj an article. dzrlaitng
that The right 10 ydc i. privilege II riiisen.
siJp. aud should not be extended 10 iufelsn en-.
IrHnls 10 leffilars helofc ihey are nstntill
cd" The convention nominated Fillmore sud
D1lsl-cn unanimously. and appointed luli
,leciufal ,ickcl.
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Y O TIC

THE subscriber having qualified, at May term Of tho
Omnge County Court. as Executor TO the last will
and testament Of Nanny Bowls deceased hereby gives
notice 70 all persons indebted 10 said estate 10 make i'm
mediate payment; and those having claims agans, The
estate will present hem properly authenticated within
the time prescribed BY law o. this notice will lie plead
eli in bar " llleil recovery.
NELSON p. HALL, Ex'r.
June -. 4i-iw
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VINO Is AuEAD .--EIeetora tickets lave
beer formed Iar Fillmore aud Dunelsun. III
Kentucky, Arkansas. Texas. Florida. yir.
glnis. North Carolina. Louisiana, 0hio, Mis-.
souri,. Alabama. Mississippi. Tennessee. Ca.
llornia, New York. Rhode Island. Prnnssl.
sania, Massachusetts,. New Jersey. Connect.
euiand tcorgia-inall TWENTY STATES
Delaware Is now organizing ticket.
Buchanan has not. as yet, ticket IN half
this number ~ States. aud ~ several North.
crn States. il bclie,c cd. will not have ticket
atall. The truth j.. We rrga,d lsuchaaan as
cat Of The race. lie is lusing ground daily.
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Tie Democratic party. .ats IT. Lnuis.
vile Journal -. crerswheio affected IN lie
Frcmani mpsement precisely y i i allerlsd hs
u 10 K-nnrkv. Its sl,nrn ~ - strength auj
reu,Irnd utterly pawcflsss. putirnla,ly IN tie
North. wher tI,r iprsign sule i lie greatest.
Tie i,icN u W. Bacl,anan ia dssd r,ci.--
lis party vas already greatly ii Vie niuntiiy
ii thc North. and Nc recent ,,eieriinu lrnm j
has been 50 immense. 80 beyond III calculation,
,hai ihere y INV mt The slightest probability
hal the snlr of i single y ,nhcn Stale will te
gwen 10 lie candidate"
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who Il now I'll roate I'll England as lie reale.
sentative Of Nlearagua. will make y simiar
settlement Of tho Mosquito question. when all
tie questions between England and the United
States will be adjusted. There is nohng else,
| uciiese. " quarrel about. Her0M.
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to That al may he saiisf oftlc wonderful work.
iusa q iclmlclds tcnuine Preparations, he proudly
tslrs 10 professors II several medical colleges dsiih.
gnIshel physicians. and % his agents. auy " Wh1R
will satisfy yeu u the virtues Of his tslaahlc Fluid
Eaiiacis tfal will convince The n,csi skcrii'a II
their curative powers. (Scc Sd,aii cment t,tlsi
liclmbol5's Genuine PreIafaiyns.)
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To Wool Growers.

Ny Machines now III onrf lcf Carling wool
80 and making good rolls. Those bringing ibtif
vol well prepared mfy depend getting good rnlIs
rtlees lor ersing, cents W. psund lof unnikrd.
III csi.is pcr pound ~ mixing. % one lihl II llr
wuI. rutu, whas fia,sccd, l'ccswax. taliow, barun
anl lard will " taken IN payment ~ Cariins ard
even manfs viii ioi he rtiused. something will BE-
expected ID payment before The rolls taken from the
fuachi1re
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Obituary.

Died. N this county. very suddenly. the 10Th
instant, Mr.. jIsEs BunSsroEs aged about &C years.
The deceased was Kind neighbour and respected ty
The community in which he lived.
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IIoa. Franei, Granger Of New yurk. is gu,
70 FIIlmore. lie says. " II all WIN prefer
M fiImorc to either u the aiher twa can.
u la,rs, vote fOr him. his election is sutr. :
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sax FRsNcisco During the last seven
years. fourteen hundred murders. IL is said.
have been pcrpe,ralcd IN AID abont san
Francisco, aud the city itself has been burn
ell dawn seven times.
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Valuable Property for Sale.
aiayfo

.kn Is olealienre 70 the decree u The coun.
f5StttA " Ioufi Of O.angr. shslI ofer Coz sale
E13ltix 10 The highest bidder. on he premises. on
g. tas liih dsy u August nest. that ,aas-
DE Ptptiy ~ tie eNn Of Hillasfough known the
residence d Tie lae Mrs Anna gameion. aal LON Le
longing u Mr.. Anna kifsland
Tue Lot i sasanily sila1ied ssi TIE Houss large
and f1mpolan- and well suited os piyaie te,iisnfc
Fstfs u IT, Easrfn part % state rsons Of -ecus.
ns aiinnet residence 10 healthy rotnity aie invited
y examine hs property. The property aiii Il sod On
credit Il ~ mablls. lie purchaser required 10 rivc
ls'i ani approved serufi.s Possession sis,n OF tic
isy % sic.
Also. % Tie .smc iay. viii sell IN ia Negro Mar.
Jerry. lie property u Mrs. kfklni. ana some stt,,,
of Household Furniture.
q. u. LONG. Guardian.
June III. 90 ~
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LIST OF LETTERS


Id EMAINING at the Post Office in Hilsborough d
IL The IL day Of July, ls56.
q. II. Bracket, James Iowa,
Sarah Baillll, Mr.. Parish, or Pharis,
William Copley, Mary Robert,
Edward Couch. James Robertson,
Mattha A. Gesi,y, " illam Robertson,
Enock Il. Collins, Benton Ray,
Inisas Dorheny. William II. Red,ling,
Miss Mania X. Faucet, bouroughs stephens,
A. T.. findlcy, stephen Taylor.
Iiamas Grimm. DR. Willis ". Tefnll.
Archibald Gniin, Miss Rachel Williams,
John VI. Guess, William Wilson,
a. 4. Hunt, Wilson Il Brown,
". T. johnson, Martha " illiams,
d. W. ketf ]. W. Watson,
William kikef, J. Waterman,
Eliza ldnk. lev. I. N. Whaley.
A. T.. Llmbegat.
JAMES ". PALMER, p. W.
saly 1. as
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JOHN '. LYON,
=. NICHOLS.

Nv Grist Mills are in tie best order.
aai can dispatch uaik u shnu notice. Barrel. hep, on
hand hand fgr eustomefs. Tie tts prices paid Iuf
Wheat anil rl1a seed
JOHN r. LYON,
LIZ IL -
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GRsaF FlLLaoRE MKgriSG il MoSTG ,SERr.
AIApax,.-0n the llth Instant there was
i gInrions assemblage Of the friends Of Fill
more and Donelsau in Montgomery.
The Hon. ]. r.. t,elser PRESIDED. aud the
Meeting was addressed by the Han. Messrs.
iliIiard. Chiffon, Watts. and Baker.
The Montgomery Journal remarks that Mr..
Fillmore now stands. in the opinion Of run.
seryatise men, as the only anti.frec. soil
candidate beiore the people. Since the days
81 Daniel Webster. there has bcen no one
but Mr. Fillmore who has cared TO address
Northern Frce.soI assembages. and tell them
the truth 20 their i.ce> that they are guilty
Of moral lreason--that the South would re-
sat, aud ought to resist, their outrageous
schemes 10 debase this section. A, Mr.. "a.
ker remarked, Mr.. Buchanan or Mr. douglas
dare mt d it. The resolutions and p oceed-
Jugs Of l,e meeting have not been furnished
".
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ilou. VIM. G. Rives. Of Va, one Of the pur.
est, wisest aud most patriotic statesmen Of the
South, has taken the stump for Fillmore and
Donelson.
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We learn that GEN. Leach, the American
Elrctor. has made five speeches in Yadkin,
and that the enthusiasm IN the American
cause runs high. II the friends of American
principles do their duty. the triumphant cleo
ton Of our candidates will be the result.
(Ler. Flag.
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ATTEN TIoNt

Ate NTION!
10 he Conmiisioasd. Non Commissioned URcert and
Mi,ioisas belonging 10 he Zane ctetk laiuaiftr
BgffakBn.
NOU are hereby commanded 70 attend q John u.
Ichnen's. ou FRIDAY the isi ~ August ncxi. Il j
orlcrk. armed and equipped ior Drill Muster and Count
Marital. and Saturday, - II August. a. 10 atutk.
sou viii appeaf wrl your respective Cnmpinra armed
and equipped IS the law directs, for Battalion Exercise.
~ Orlcr ~ WI Sguircs,
JOll4s X. JOHNSTON, Adi't.
iuly 10. IL
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L The Cincinnati correspondent of the Buff
/ talo Commercial Advertiser writes thus Of
Mr.. Flllnorc's prospects:
Weary Of the excitement under which
tthe country has been laboring, dispirited BY
the discussions in their own ranks. and really
Iapprehensiye Of the spread Of Ambition f,nat-
icism, large majority of the Democrats Of
the South have resolved to lay aside party
lprcjudices. and rally to the support ola true
Inatlunal man. Even Snulc shrugs his shout
ders AMI says, All, well Mr.. Fillmore is a
good man, and he is elected, it may be a
COOL thing for the Union, after ALL
The Wings Of Maine, Rave, as we learn
from the Bath Tribune, never disbandcd, and
have not only appointed d Fillmore Wing
electoral ticket, but have in nomination d
Nhigcanddate FOR governor, the Hon. George
I. Patton. II would seem. therefore, that
there i ne American organization IN Maine,
mud Mr. Fillmore stands III that State as the
regular Wing candidate for President Of the
United States,
We learn that GEN. Leach, the American
Elrctor. has made five speeches in Yadkin,
and that the enthusiasm ID the American
cause runs high. II the friends of American
principles do their duty, the triumphant cleo
ton Of our candidates will be the result.
(Ler. Flag.
fIou, VIM. e. Rives. of Va, one of the pur,
est. wisest aud most patriotic statesmen OF the
South, has taken the stump for Fillmore and
Doneson.
IIoS. Oscar F. MooRr, the present Rcpubi-
can member Of Congress from the Ross dis.
trct in Oaiu, ha, declared himself against
Fremont, end will take the stump for Fill.
more.
ALBANY, y. Y, July 24ih.-Thc Wing
State Committee have called a Convention
for the 4th Of August to nominate delegates
to the Wing Convention, which is to meet in
Baltimore They passed resolution recon.
meading Mr. Fillmore.
DREn Up.-Nany Of The wells and springs
within few miles Of Wheeling, Va, it Is
said, have been completely dried up within
4 lew days.
4 fire brake Out in Brnoklin, n. ~, on The
10th init, destroying the Na~nl Sturcs Depot,
and d"zcr dwellings.
4 ,lescision has been made By the Sarc me
Court Of Alabama, BY which every. railroad,
steamboat Or stage l. liable 10 tie owner 81
any slave absentlng himself from his owner
VINO may be found lIavrIins with them un.
der any disguise whatever.
The Vigilance COMMITTEE Of San Francis
90 have notified Senator Bigler Of e lilornia,
aud Mr.. Herbert. ole Of the Represc natives
iro,n that State. that they must not return 10
Caliicrnia.
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FRUIT CA rs.

This desirable cle d an sizes on hand and ior sale BY
JAMES WEBB.
June le. "a
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Il. +. STOCKTON,


Ncw York. Juy q. p. ".
A state Convention u tile old Order d
Upi,cd Americans" was held III this city YES.
to-day The attendance was unusually
large, numbering about three hundred dele.
gates. The nominees IL the American party
Mrssrs. FIlLaoRE aud DoNELsOS, were unan
imousis endorsed IN the midst ol much en-.
llusiasnl, AMI i committee was appointed -
nntiiy these gcnIIem u Of tile action u The
Convention.
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SAY f COST.

a III. ihose indebted by noe OF account, 10 the finn
OF Nelson g. Paul, requested to call and settle
Immediately, as longer indulgence cannot and will not
be given.
WILLIAM NELSON,
WlTLIAM PAUL.
July 8. de-
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4 lcscision has been made BY the Slprc me
Court Of Alabama, BY which every. railroad
steamboat Or stage T. liable 10 the owner d
any slave absentlng himself from his owner
who may be found uasrIlns with them IN.
der any disguise whatever.
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BACON AND LARD.

GiDES without bone, Hams. Shoulders, oil home
- made, IN large or small quantities.
Cider Vinegar; large ot Of coarse and fine Salt /;
Caanlry Iron for Plantation use; Best Turip Seed;
Fresh. Rice; Moving Blades; Hume-,anned Upper and
Sold Leather.
JAMES WEBB.
July %. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-30

A NEW Lot Of Molas.cs tti. day.
n J..c. rGRRENTiNE & son.
July |. IS