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l. Ok RENT have for rent a splendid stand for .
II Blacksmith. the hurressboro Pike, 10 miles fro n
Nashville Improvements, god shops, family readsnee,
and all necessary cut houses 20 Of cleared and
plenty Of ere wood, &C. Terms easy. Apply 70
r. A. BAlLOWE, Gen1 AgH,
Isn1 EO.1T Deaderick street..
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SILK AND WOODEN UNDERWEAR.

O. ROSS will b. absent for few we Ks on bu iness IN
y Kentucky. hs he usy be ound at his oihce
Ia the residence OF Esq. Ferris on Church 81,
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SELF SEALING PRLsEKyE CANS AND JARS,

SHALL be in receipt In few days Of quantity OF vsry
superior and invaluable sefseang Preserve Cana, ad-
mii ably adapted for and usefulness the
Of those wishing preserve fuits aud vegerabss
iVl9 d. ID. DiCKEY
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MoTDY, JANUARY IA, 1855.

ELECTION SATURDAY MARcH FRS
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No 10 a. .

WANTED lady to take charge o. the Boarding
w Department % The Furerce syn0dcl Female College
For fuller niormaton apply to the Rev. J. r. ErGAR, D.
eclT-W3
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, A. ID. 1856.
John II. Riggs IS. William II. Campbell and Jacob
Brown.
Attachment tried on a h If Crpeaie,s Tons.
rT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Couit. that
The defendants. William II. Campbell and Jacob
Brown have removed from the state, OF 30 abscond 81
conceal themselves that The ordinary process OF Law
cannot be served on item: Il Is therefore on NOTION
ordered Ny the Court. that publication be made in the
Marlborough Recorder Tor st successive WEEKS notify.
ing the said defendants that unless they appear al the
next Of this Court 70 be holden for the county Of
Orange, at the court house IN Marlborough. on the
fourth Monday in February next. aud plead, answer
OF dcmuf 10 the said attachment. they will be pfo.
cse,led against III the same manner a. Il they hal
hern served with process and failed TO appear and
plead
Witness. Georgc Laws, Clerk of our said Court
the lJuHh Monday Of November. 1856
GEO. LAWS, c. c. c.
December 20. 70-6w
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MAR RTRp.

In this place, on Sunday morning the sisi instant,
by william II. Brown. Esq, Mr. OLrEH =. Hsarn,
Of Georgia, % Ms. Many T. BESsErr. Of this town.
Ii this county. On "Wednesday the 18th instant, by
the Rev. Thomas Lynch, The Rev JoaS W. MusT.
oosraY, Of Rockingham. TO Miss AaylE Jasr Blsa.
NAN, daughter Of Vim. ]. Bingham, Esq, formerly q
this town.
Ia this county. on Sunday The 2ls, instant, by
Richefson Nichols, Esq, Mr. wntIAs q. JACKSON 70
Miss MARTHA WILKEasoS.
IN this county. on The 10Th inst, by N. a. Angler,
Esq., Mr.. MyArr RoBrnrs, aged 10 years, % Miss
ELIZA HICKS, aged ~, both Of this county.
In Wake county, on Thursday the oh instant,
BY the r. +. Helm, Mr.. WnLrAa II. TaollssEa. Of
AIsusnce, 70 Miss 1strY d. EarrlS, daughter Of Nc
A. Estman, Of Wake.
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PRIVATE PROPERTY AT SEA liz TIME o
WAR.

Mr.. Golden has written letter to the
President of the Manchester Chamber oil
Commerce, in relation to Mr.. Marcy's pro.
posaI in regard to priyateers, Of which he
says:
Now, really, there is no logical way Of
meeting this proposition but BY an instant
acquiescence; and had il not been msrepre-
scented and dealt with in a flippant spirit BY
some 0f our journals, il must have received
as unanimous an assent in this country as it
has from all parties in the United States"
He concludes as follows:
at is then our interest especially, and
beyond all other countries. to go forward in
the path to which the Americans have lnyi.
ted us.
(" ! cannot help regretting. as an English.
US But the next best thing will be to give
it prompt aud hearty acceptance. and aid
in securing for it. if possible, world wide
acquiescence. II is impossible to foresee all
the consequences Of such a revolution in the
rules Of war. 1t is. believe. the first time
in the annals of the world that the powers of
beliigerants will be restrained and defined in
toe interests Of individuals by written inter.
national law. Who can tell in what other
dire ction the precedent NAV be followed.
Wars will henceforth partake more Of the
character Of duels between governments
than of the old contests Of nations.
Private citizens will cease to be held
responsible. or liable to injury. unless they
became participators in the strife. There
will no onger be plumber and prize money
70 add the stimulus Of cupidity to the passions
Of hatred and revenge; and we shall have
one pretence less for constantly increasing
the burden Of war nayies in propOrtiun to the
grow IN Of foreign commerce, on the plea Of
protecting our mercantile marine. These
are some of the obvious consequences Of this
proposed innovation upon the traditions and
preCedents Of the last century. The mer.
camille world will, trust. allow its voice to
be heard upon the question BY Government
and Parliament; and il is ia hope that the
chamber will throw the weight of lis great
influence into the scale Of humanity and pro.
gressiye civilization that yentured TO trou
BILE you With this letter.
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Book Agents Wanted.

TIME Subscriber, having iiken the General Agency
u iof getting subscribers 10 aud delivering Hawkes.
History Of North Carolina, now IN process Of pubca.
ton BY Messfs. y. ]. Iie a Son Of Fayetteville Is
DESTROYS d entering Into engagement with one o.
more ariyc intelligent and reliable persons 10 zach d
the Judicial Circuits. 10 their respective paris d
the state. OF particular counties, thoroughly lmme.
date application u desired az sample copies Of The FIRST
volume will be ready in Few days
Undoubied testimonials AZ 10 character must accom-.
psny each application Address
II. w. HORN.
Fayetteville, Dcc.e o.
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TO THE MILLION.-prof. Wood, a 81. Lons,
has, after years q deep study and uniiring research,
succeeded in presenting 10 The public article superior
10 any IN USE and indeed il is truly wonderful
discoverywe advert to his Hair Restorative the only
article that has been completely successful in cheating
age Of his gray locks. removing dandru itching,
a &c. IL restores The gray-headed 10 than The
original beauty; adds usre locks already luxu-
rianl having the effect on coase harsh hair render
il glossy and walcry; asiens permanently hair tina, i
loose Or falling and many other qualities which will
become known o. soon Gsed.
The pride Of mankind is singulary developed in the
keeping and arrangement Of the hair; perhaps from
the fact that il is TIE only portion Of the human body
that train IN any way choose; how important
then having this potion eii care. that should
use all the means science has placed in hands 10
render It beautiful aud permanent. II sou would have
beautiful hair glossy hair. permanent hair. hair with
IL natural color elegantly preserved extreme old age,
don't iail 10 purchase Moods Hal, Restorative.
DRig lgra STATE Ga-ttfe.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Phadephia. Dec. IL.
The City of Baltimore. from Liverpool on
the Sd instant. arrived this morning, bring
ing four days later European news.
The report that England at length agrees
with The other Powers TO reassembe the Con-
ference Of Paris Is repeated, and il is said
that the Congress will shortly meet at Paris.
The London Post says;
eli Russia persists in asking for con.
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We have more than once taken exception
10 the exceedingly small number Of important
documents ordered To be printed, from which
contracted policy il appears that i is next to
impossible Tor the press to obtain even a
glimpse at one hall 81 the facts Of which Y
ought to be 10 possession 70 enable tito spread
before the soyeregns a just idea ulahat their
servant. have done OF are doing. vii JOUR-
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Il is said tha, parties have been in cor
respondence will, the Cuban aud Spanish
authorities for the privilege Of laying tele.
graph line between Cuba aud the United
States Il is proposed TO lay cable from
the point Of Cape sable. the extreme
southern point Of Florida, % llnana. the
distance being little over 20 m,lcs--about the
same stretch - that across The Gull d 1t.
Lawrence.
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ference, it can only result in her confusion
and diplomatic defeat for England, Austria,
Sardinia. Turkey, and we doubt not also our
ally France, will be prepared to maintain the
absolute spirit and meaning and the very
text and letter Of treaty drawn up by an
able French diplomatist, and signed with the
pen and quill of an imperial eagle of the
Jardin des Plantes.
We maintain that second conference
has no power, and that resident Minister
cannot vary or alter the general act Of Con-
gress called together for the purpose Of max
ing a peace ON the conditions and terms
already fully discussed and deliberately
signed, and which solemnly ratified the
terms acceded to and carried into effect by
every country except Russia.
From France there is no news of impor-
lance.
The King Of Prussia made speech on the
opening Of the Chambers, in which he used
the strongest language in relation to enforc-
ing his claims on Neufchatel.
An instruction is telegraphed as having
broken out near Palermo, in Sicily, under
Baron Bentrenda, who had some five or six
hundred men. Troops had been sent to dis
perse them, but no action had yet taken place.
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obituary.

Died, in Fayetteville, on the s0th ultmo, Col.
CHARLES LuTrrmoH. in the 4sd year of his age, He
was native Of Chatham county, but had resided in
Fayetteville many years. where he was highly es-
termed.
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TERmpLE ACCIDENT AT TuE MlDLorHIA,

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THE MIDLOTHIAN
CoAL Prs "A most heart rrnding accident
occurred at the Midlothian Coal Pits in
Chesterfield county. Va. on Friday, BY which
eleven men lost their lives, and two others
were nearly dead when recovered. The
Richmond Dispatch saws:
This calamity was caused by the breas-
ing IN Of large body Of water from one or
more old and deserted pits into the new one
by which the iaborers we're immediately
submerged and drowned. Some few years
since the company, having exhausted their
old pits. sunk new shaft. seven hundred
feet deep. 10 the Immediate neighbnrhapd.
and since then have been steadily deepening
their diggings By inclined planes. until they
have gone several hundred feet below the
main shaft. About two o'clock on Friday
morning. whilst one Of the negro men was
standing near the main shaft. the other hands
being 10 the workings several bundled feet
below him. he hear The sudden gushing Of
water beneath. aud. becoming alarmed. i'm.
mediately sounded thr signal bell abO,e for
aId. A. s0on a. the engine could be fired
and steam got up, one Or two 81 the miners
Immediately descended the shaft, anl found
at the bottom the man who had given the sig.
nal, standing ~ water up 10 his arm pits
| aud nearly dead from cold and alarm. lie
was taken above as soon as possible. and
ssne time alter another Oi the unlurtu.
nate creatures was rescued, the water cnn'
timing 20 rise. OF those killed seven were
slaves
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CouSTERFEns.-A friend has shown TO u
counterfeit $40 bill on the Farmers Bank
of Virginia. payable at the Banking House in
Blacksburg. Il is a new bill, badly executed
and filled up. but calculated to deceive care
less persons. The signatures Of Smith,
Cashier, aud Mcfarland, Pres't, are engray.
ed.
Also. $40 counterfeit on the Bank Of the
State Of South Carolina, better executed than
the other. The signatures Of the Cashier and
President are also engraved. We cannot
make out the names.
We understand that they we're passed in
this town Oh the 4tl inst. both by the same
man. Aud We arc glad to hear.-that steps
will be taken To arrest him. Fay OBS.
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NIcARAGuA.-Oyef luur lhou aud men have
joined the standard IL w slker since he fist land
ed on The shores Of Nicaragua. 0flhesr, upwards
slain by the enemy. orhAve wandered of 10 paris
unknown. Sickness, has been the principal de-
snoyer.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IN order 10 bring the force work in Orange on a
4 single place. offer for sale nv Plantation on Pores
ief's Creek, Of Little River, in Orange county. five
miles North OF Hillsboroush, containing 69i acres.
About $50 acres ofhe tact is cleared and great part
Off fresh. Il is well adapted the growth o. Tobacco
heat and the grains generality il well waiercd con.
tains good Orchard Meadow. ana has yet to he
cleared some of The hest upland in the county. The
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With it, will dispose Of the growing crop Of Wheat
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Arricai Of The label Further From Nicaragua 4,
other Version of the Stafe Of A6oirs.

Arivai fMe bek-Further From Nicaragua
either persion ef The Stafe Of AGoirs.
CHARLESTON, Dec. l5.-l'he steamer Isa,
bel, Capt. Rollins. from Havana via Key
West, arrived here this morning. The Ten.
nessee was at Key West from San Juan for
New York, with 500 passengers and 5000,
900 in specie. Thirteen passengers had
died during the passage IF cholera.
The passengers accounts from Nicaragua
are very unfayorahle to Gen. Walker, fjust
the reverse Of that received last night via
New Orleans
lie had been driven from every place ex-
ceptth Transit route. and at the last ac.
counts his force to the number of 400 men
were at Granada, surrounded by the Costa
Ricans, Salvador and Gustemala forces.
They had fought for nine days. Walker
was on board steamer on the Lake without
the means Of communicating with his army.
Ills men were in tight place. suffering for
want o. provisions and clothing, and diving
OF by disease.
The navel battle before reported, occurred
near San Juan Del Sur. and lasted Two hours
The Granada had two sis Founders Only.
II is also reported that Walker had burnt
Granada aud Massaya.
The dates from Key West are to the 10th.
The Y. ). schooner ". II. Ring. from Pen
sacol~. had arrived. The ship Neptune,
from Hayrr for Havana, sailed on the 10th !;
and the steamers Black Warrior and Phila.
delphia from New York arrived on the 10th.
General Harvey and suite had arrived al
Kew West on a tour Of inspection TO the DIFF
ierent posts. Flag Of truce had been hoi.ted
atall the pusts throughout the country FOR
the purpose OF calling on the Indians for a
talk, and if possible to bring them to terms
peaceably.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-21
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
lR n
RAILROAD llNE!

(CNicd0o burlington Dc Quincy, Central Military Tract
and Peoria d OQudsckd Rat RoGds)
rs now completed, and Trains the entire distance
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO without
change Of cars. 81
TIE most direct route TO Chicago, Neo Fork, Boston,
Fhilddelphid, and all ether Important aDoints East
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
1.-Day ExpFCss,.-ThrOugl, 10, A. M.
Arriving Chicago the evening, passing through
Monmouth Gaesburg, Princeton, connecting
dotn with the Illinois Central Rai Road, to La Saile
Bloomington Springfield, Decatur Jacksonville and Ma
pies; also with Galena and Dunleith.
2.-Express Through, 7.2O, p. M.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road Mendoza for
st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads in close connection,
avoiding all laying over at any Of the points, s=j.
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South.
Roads and with all the Roads leading to the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
Passengers leduin0 Burlington dt720,P. NJ, reach
Galend and DunIedN IN ~ hours, and ST. Louis In 20
hours. sssH+
by this route passengers will reach the interior portion
Of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with fewer changes
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan Central
Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road,
thence to all points south and southeast. -
baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and no
charge for handling at my point. fa4ss
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purchased
at the Ra IL Road Office in Burlington. iA
CO HAMMOND, Superintendent.
r. r. HOSEORD, Picket Agent, Burlington. may II. wtf
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WospEnruI PaKsEKyAr1 OF LlrE.-By

WONDERFUL PRESERVATION OF LlFE.-By care
lessness in mining four men were buried alive in
coal mine below GAINESVILLE, Ohio some three
weeks ago. We learn that after fifteen days
incessant digging all four of the men were taken
out alive. Some or 900 persons were con-
stantly in attendance and the most intense ex-
citement was felt. On the fourteenth. day, the
diggers were able to communicate with the en-
tombed and learned that they were still alive
The effect upon the crowd without is thus de-
scribed: seTl.e crowd without on the river bank,
soon caught the cheering news, and "Hurrah !!
Hurrah!" rent the air with such JOY as never
awoke the echoes of that beautiful valley before.
The scene just then was most thrilling. How differ
emily it affects different men, this rupture OF JOY
Some ran aside in silence and tears. Some laugh
ed wildly as lunatics. Some whoopedhke Abort
gines. Some capered and cavorted about like
dancing dervishes in their inspiration! 1t was
rare scene, and not discreditable to fallen hu-
man nature.