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Tartars drove out the Afghans. Then came
Timour, the terrible Tartar. and the long and
priDcely line Of Great Moguls. Baber and
Akbar, Jehangire and Aurenzbe. The Mogu
Empire got. llke the British, too big to hold
together. Down went the throne Of Delhi
and up sprang a crop Of yiceroys, Nizans
Kings, Shahs. Rajahs. Newabs, and Nabobs
all over the provinces. About this time Hel
Britannia Msjesty's East India Company came
to trade. and stayedto rule. By cajoling one
prince, threatning another, invading a third
and protecting fourth, they got the whole
concern into the hands of John Bull and the
lion and Unicorn. II the sepoys succeed in
securing native Hndoo Dynasty now, it
will be the first they ever had.
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BARGAINS.
Money saUed Is msOney made.

Erash ond Joa;nalla rala
AS'i 'sii@ useii opic eaoouo az ihuen
reduced prices.
EN consequence Of being later in The season II getting
in nv Goods than ought TO have been 10 meet he
wants fully Of nv customers and as money i more va
liable as il becomes in greater demand and can one.
rate adyan,ageousy with il in the future have deter.
mined 10 sacrifice 10 large EXTENT The profits on an mo
Rich and Fancy Goods Therefore offer 10 Sc for cash
or to my regular customers on time, INV
Entire Stock If Guods both al HiIishoro,oh
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

syNHE subscriber, as administrator Of Lemuel NJ. Nor
gan, deceased having been duly commissioned by
the County Court Of Orange, at its November Term.
1857 TO expose to public sale the Slaves belonging to
the estate Of the said deceased hereby gives notice that
at Chapel Hill, Friday the Isl Of January 1855, he
will offer to the highest bidder, at public auction,
Thirteen or Fourteen Slaves,
all but two Of which are very valuable, Of them
having respectable skill as carpenters, &c.
Teuns-Six months credit upon bond with good Sc.
'uf''S' JAMES N. PATTERSON, .qdm'r.
November 26. IL
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N OTTO d

HAVING qualified as administrator on the estate Of
Anderson Proctor, decd. shall sell to the highest
bidder, at the late residence of the deceased We'd
nesday the 23i Of December next credit Of nine
MONTHS one bay Horse one Cow and iearlng, four
Hogs, and other articles too tedious to mention.
All persons indebted to said estate requested TO
come forward and make immediate payment and settles
ment, longer indulgence cannot I've given; aud those
having claims against the estate will present them with
in the time prescribed BY law this notice viii be
plead 10 bar Of their recovery.
NJ. WILkERSON, .4dm'r.
November o. IT.
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Female School at Graham.

MRS. JULIA A. HOLT will open Female School
~ in the town Of Graham the first Monday Of Ja-
nuary next
The ofinstrneton will embrace all the branches
Of thorough and substantial English Education, viz:
Spelling. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammar, History, Algebra Geometry, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Geology, Logic, Rhe-
torc, &C.
Terms, per session Of five months for beginners, So,
for others, SIS,
November ~ l7--4w
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81 DiGEsTr-such is the true mesning Of The
word aPEPsIN." or o. Inc two Greek words from
which IL derived This is The significant snd appro-
prisie tile Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR. J. :. I0uGH.
TON. Of Philsdephis. for the Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. 1 l. Natures own remedy for an IN
healthy stomach. No 80 Of man can equal ~ eurs.
Tive powers. Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
see The adseti.emenl " anolher part of this paper
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HEADQUARTERS. orange Guards,

Hillsborough, December 5, 1857
Order No. I6.
2. A Court Martial will be held in the Court House
in Hilsbmough. on SATURDAY the 18th instant,
(adjouned from to-day,) At 10 O'Clock precisely Off
delnquents and Others having business hereby
notified 10 attend Those having TO offer for
absence must attend or judgment will taken against
them. BY order Of Capt. PRlDg JoSEs.
4. L. COOLEY, o. s.
December 9. ls-lw
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Halifax, December Q.
The British mail steamer America arrived
here this morning with European dates Of
the 2lst November.
Cotton on Friday, at Liverpool, closed We
ry dull, and prices were nominal, at a I'd.
decline. Breadstuifs closed with declining
tendency. Flour very dull, at Is. decline
since Tuesday. Wheat dull, at decline OF
Sd. Cd. Corn very dull, at Cd. Is. de-
cline. Provisions we're dull. Beef closed
heavy, at slight decline on all qualities.
Bacon was dull, with slight decline on all
qualities.
Other heavy failures have occurred in
England. The money pressure was und-
minished. The house Of Messrs. Peabody
& Co., American bankers, was relieved from
temporary embarrassments by the Bank to
the amount Of el 900, 900, and got over its
difficulties without loss. The advances by
the Bank to this house we're made on secu-
rites from the private resources Of the firm.
Among the failures are Garrison, Hufel.&
Co., in the American trade, for R6OO, 900.
The probability Of further advance in
bank rates was discussed, but il was thought
that the large arrivals Of gold would render
IL unnecessary.
Advices from Paris say that the American
houses were beginning eceiveremittances,
and that the condition OF the Bank of France
was improving.
The stoppage Of the Wolyerhampton Bank
caused many failures in the iron districts.
The latest London advices note decided
improvement in financial matters. The on
" suspension announced was that Of j. X.
Thomson & Co.. largely in the colonial trade,
with liabilities to the amount Of between
two and three hundred thousand pounds.
Riots had occurred at Nottingham among
the working men. but they were quelled By
the police.
Arepublican conspiracy had been detect
ed at Barcelona, in Spain. having ramifica'
tions in France.
The powder mills at Mayence, in Germa'
ny, had exploded, destroying a portion o
the city, killing thirty aud wounding iy'
hundred persons.
The America, in coming out Of Liverpool
passed the Persia going in.
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The constitution Of Oregon. which the peo-
pie of the Territory were 10 vote on the 9th
November. provides that no negro. mulstto or
Chinaman shall have the right Of suffrage.
Considering that the Territory Is in the hands
81 the Democratic party. Il may be doubted
whether the clause denying the privileges Of
citizenship TO Cinnamon lallies with those
declarations Of tolerance towards all mankind,
of which we heard 40 much "a the contests
between the Democratic aud American par
ties. We dare say John Chinaman would
make as gsoJ an American citizen as many
others who are permitted 10 become such.
The convention also Determined TO submit
the question of slavery or no slavery to
the popular vote. on the day that they vote
on the adoption or rejection u the Constitu.
tion. Each elector, as he offers TO vote yes
or no on the Constitution. shall be asked by
the Judges af election. " DO you vote ior
slavery IN Oregon-yes or NOR aud also. "Dc
you vote for free negroes IN 0regon-yes %
no and as he answers. so will his vote be
entered Ia the poll.boOks. liza minority vote
in favor Of slavery and against free negroes
the sections recognizing and protecting sla'
very. and prohibiting the residence Of fres
negroes or mulattoes in the State, shall b
inserted in the Constitution.
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Smithwood Female Academy.

VNHE next Session Of this popular Institution will
! commence on the 9Th day Of January. 1858. II is
located in pleasant section Of country in the south
eastern corner Of Guilioid, Immediately the road
leading from Greensborough To Fayetteville II is still
under the care Of Miss SUSAN A. WEBB, whose sue
in teaching for the past eight years is sucien,
guarantee Of her qualifications And those who desire
further information this point the undersigned would
respectfully refer 10 the Rev. Robert Bnrwe and la.
dy Of Charlotte, Rev. Alex. Wilson, Of MELVILLE Ala
nance and Mr.. VIM ]. Bingham Of Orange.
Board can be procured with either Of the poprietors
and at other convenient places in the neehborhood, up
on liberal terms Strict attention will he paid to the
morals Of the pupils and will be taken to render
their situation comfortable.
w. ]. LONG. p...;,,o..
P. c. SMITH. f''p"e''"'
November 81. II
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From the Weekly Aha California, Nov. 81
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The most important items Of news by this
steamer is the display before the public of a
large amount Of evidence. going to show that
the party Of one hundred aud eighteen immi.
grants, massacred in the southern pat of
Utah while on their way to California--news
Of which occurrence was sent from here by
the last msil-were murdered by Mormnns.
Mr.. George Powers arrived a few DAYS since
at Los Angeles. from Salt Lake, and reports
having heard many Mormons threaten to kill
Gentiles passing through their country. He
met mixed party III MORN Ms and Indians
going toward Mormon settlement from the
scene Of the massacre. and they had in pos.
sessiUn bundles Of clothing aud other articles.
apparently the spoil Of the murdered; and
the whole party appeared to be on very
friendly terms with one another. and 10 be
in high spirits. This Mr.. Powers also states
that in San Barnanlino he heard Captain
Hunt. man Of authority among the Nor
/. mons there, say he was glad of the massacre,
and believed the hand Of the Lord was in IT,
whether il was done by the whites or red.
skins. p. NJ. Warn. Of Genesee county, n
", who came through about the same time
with Mr.. Powers, believes also. from numer-
Gus facts observed by him. that the Mormons
are guilty Of the bloudy crime. Messrs. Alb
bett and Fine, two gentlemen who have late.
iy been al San Andres, from the Humboldt
river, report great hostility on the part oI
The Mormons towards the immigrants CON.
ing to California BY the South Pass, and
great friendship with the indians. who had
made attacks on immigrants. Both Mr. Alb.
bolt and Mr.. Fine know 81 cases where train:
were attacked in the Mormon country, b,
Indians led on by numerous white men, sup.
posed to be Mermons. Mr.. Abbott says FIVE
hundred immigrants have been killed hi,
year on the road between Salt Lake and
California by Indians aud Mormons. but this
sistement is certainly very much exaggerated
the settlers al Honey Lake. valley east o.
the main divide Of the Sierra Nevada. Ia
latitude 30 deg. nerth-and the Indians, bu
peace has been restored.
The newspapers contain reports Of the dis
coyery ola coal vein in Sonoma county. neal
Petaluma. but We attach no importance u
the report.
Another grove &c mammoth trees has beer
discovered in Mariposa county. The ordina
ry size 81 these trees Is 500 feet in height
and from 10 TO 30 feet in diameter. Tit
discoveries ofthis last grove had no instru
ment for measuring the trees with them. BIO
they thought some Of trees TO be large
than Che largest 10 the groves previously dis
covered. This is the third mammoth grove IL
Mariposa; the first discovered has Az trees
the second 80, and the last SO. These grove
are near the Rad 70 the great fo semit
Falls. The most celebrated mammoth grow
10 The State. however, is in Calayeras com
~. There are four in all.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange CnuNTY.


In Equity, To March Term, 1883.
Nelson P. Hall, Adm Of Daniel Turenne, deceased,
against
Daniel Turrentine and others.
BHef IaterpLader, dc.
WHEREAS in this case all the next Of kin and
distributes Of Daniel Turenine. deceased, who
reside beyond the bounds Of the State Of North Carroll
ma are made defendants by the description OF next Of
kin and distributes Of Daniel TuHentine, deceased
heing the brohes and sisters Of the deceased or thel
issue; and tie plaintiff having made the affidavit, I've.
fore the undersigned required BY law This notice Is
therefore given 10 all Of said next Of kin and distbu.
tees 10 appear at the next term Of the Court Of Equity.
to he held for Orange County. the Court House in
Hillshorough. on the second MONDAY il March next,
aud n,erplead &c. the will he taken Pho con.
esso against them, and set down parie as against
them for hearing.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & NJ E.,
For Orange County.
December .. ts4 50 ls-Cw
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NEW TANNERY.
HOUSE AINTIN G

n WOODS viii Keep two o. three hands regularly
Ls in Hilsboroush, for The accommodation Of ell
xho NAV want work done ia his line Of business. All
ne work win be attended 10 BY himself when necessary
August 10. W.
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N o TICE

YNHE subscriber having, at the Court now sitting for
Orange county. qualified as administrator upon the
estate Of Lemuel NJ. Morgan, deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted said estate 10 for
ward and make payment. Persons having claims will
present them, this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
'''0'''y JAMES N. PATTERSON, .4dm'r.
November 81. iI-4w
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Valuable Plantation and Buildings

s'HE subscriber offers for sale The Plantation on
] which he now lives, in the county Of Alamance,
containing $40 Acres. lying an the waters Of Back,
Quaker aud Otter Creeks two and half miles east Of
TrolIngcr's Bridge, on the main road leading from
Hillshorough TO Greenshoough, and within mile Of
the North Carolina Railroad. The land il Of excellent
quality well waered, with good meadow lands in good
order The buildings are principally Of brick, large
and well finished The Plantation has on i saw
Mill, Giist Mill, Tan Yard smith shop, with every
other house necessary cor comfort and convenience.
The property can be bought just on very rcason-
able terms. and the payments will be made easy Call
a''a examine HENRY BAS0N.
October Z. Oft
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Ispn.---India. .ays the Albany Journal. y
a country that has never belonged TO its ma
tises. Two thousand years ago Alexander
and his Greeks led dusky eapuses 10 golden
letters from there 10 Athens. After him u
became the prize Of Parthian bows and sey..
thisn spears. Then came Mahommed and
his persians from Ghunzne TO teach, by seine.
tar. thc newtheoIogy -" Allah ls Allah and
Mshonmed is his Prophet" Then the Az.
ghans drove out the Persians. Then the
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TO FATHERS AND MoTHERs-You know
how imponsnI II s 81 your children that you should
keep god health. How frequently do we see feeble
parents dressed in mourning on account Of the death
u their beloved children. What pity il u, when, BY
proper and remedies ell these tias and troubles
can be avoided. When health can be restored To the
parent and lie Ind happiness the child. Restore The
health Of the mother and you ohviaie the necessity o.
Paegorc Gojffey's Cordial and other injurious marco
tics for Going children We enlreal you, ss we desire
10 improve the condition Of our race. 10 procure Dr.
Morses Almsnae aud read how diseases are cured in
accordance with Natures laws with innocent Root
aud Plants.
PaEsxlscr.-Durinr this critical period Morse's
Indian Root Pills will lie required. because they cleans
the body from those morbid humors, and thorough,
drive away ~ pains. and give and comfort 10 III
mother. From 10 three Of these Pills. sken Nv,
OF three times week during pregnancy. will cause th'
mother safe and easy delivery, and will be sure
give a stout and healthy constitution % the child.
DE-. Morses Indian Root Pill. sold BY all DEALER
Ia Medicines.
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One or UNCLE SAxs SpEoULArIoSs.-
Military Asylum at Harrodsburg Formerly
Graham's Springs was offered BY the Cow
eminent at public sale on Thursday last. but
did not linda purchaser. II is said that s22,
600 was all that was bid for it. when the
commissioners bid for the Government s27, 500
stating that he was directed not to permit il
to go for less than that amount, but that il
an advance was made upon that bid, the
property would be sold. There being no
advance. the sale was stopped. The property
was slod BY DIR. Graham t. the United States
seven years ago for 100000.
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LAND FOR SALE.

Upon Friday, January LIST, 1858, al Chapel Hill, !
~ shall offer sell Al public auction for cash, tract
Of Land lying Immediately upon the public road from
Chapel Hill 10 HilIsborough adj ming William Stain
and others, containing about one hundred and fifty
acres, aud being partly within one mile Of the Uniyer.
sy. There has been lately erected upon this tract a
small but very neat and convenient dwelling house,
which has the usual out-houses. Those who desire
good bargain are invited give their attention to this
offer
Persons wishing any further information referred
10 Samuel +, Phillips, Esq at Chapel Hill, who will
act as my attorney in this meter
EDMUND G. JAMES.
November 81. IL
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LAND FOR SALE.

r WILL offer for sale a tract Of Lard containing
OBS Acres, lying nine miles east Of Hlllsborough,
adjoining the lands Of William Cain, ChesIey II.
Warren and others II is convenient stand for husi.
ness OF almost any kind-for store, tavern, black
smith shop, tan yard two public roads run through
the land one from Hilshorouh 10 Oxford, the Other
from Milton 10 Durham's Depot. There is on il a
good Dwelling House, Store House, &c., and two
convenient springs About thirty # the land is
cleared the rest Is wood land. All persons wishing to
buy will please call upon me. The land can be got on
reasonable terms; | am moi pushed for money, !
will give good time 10 pay for il.
JuDA E. DUNNAGAN.
October %. H.
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BANE,S MILL.
LAND FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offer for sae valuable tract Of
Land known as PanshviIle, lying ten miles north
Of Hlsbofough, on the road leading TO Rosborough,
containing IT'S acres; about twenty-five acres fresh
cleared land. the balance well iimbered with oak and
pine and ell Of il good tobacco land; and has on i
good. new Store House. new and comfortable Dwell
ing House, fine Well Of good water. Two Tobacco
Barns, &c. We will make the terms 10 suit the times
Persons wishing purchase will do well 10 call and
examine Tor themselves aud apply TO either Of the sub.
'c'ioe's ~ hi'''O0iousn. GEO. LAWS,
LEUUEL LYNCH.
December Q. l8-5w
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PUBLIC MEETING.

Intelligence o. the death Of Mrs. Nlscr ClaoLNs
Barvsa, wife Of Thomas Brewer, ESQ, having been
announced In the vicinity q Cane Creek, meeting q
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
n R00 Bushels Of GOOD, CLEAN, WHITE
F,OOO WHEAT WANTED.--Wew will furnish
bags, and pay cash on receipt Of the Wheat, at the
highest market rates.
J. q. TURRENTINE s SON, .fgents.
December 8. 49,
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, Of typhoid pneumonia, on Mon
day morning last, Mrs. SARAH NICHOLS wife Of Rich
erson Nichols. Esq. She was a kind neghbcr, al
afIcconate wife and mother, and sincere Christian
and her death is a severe affection TO her family and
connections.
Died, in this county, Saturday evening the 2stt
Of November, Mr.. R,BERr HALL, ST., aged 81 years
and IL days. Although bis Affections had heen grea
through life, he lived to ripe old age, and leaves
large circle Of relations and friends to his loss
"Ihe days Of years three score years and ten
and il by of strength they be four years
YET their strength labor and sorrow, for il is soor
cut OF and VIC ay away"
Died in this county, on Saturday the 2sth ultimo
Miss NASer WILxERsoS. She had been sick but 1
few days. hut her suferngs severe and she bor'
them with great ortitude. Many will feel the loss
50 good friend. Bcssd are the dead who die il
the Lord
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5000 Gold and Silver Watches
TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

a fsUas.sn THIS Is the cheapest and lest 10,
.msssSSs.sSss III Watches before offered 70 The
e1-&SS4s<sESS public. gin in Jewelry worth from
81 TO $I2 will be given with every Watch in proper.
ton 10 lis value. Being DESTROYS Of introducing our
good. prominently 10 the public in oder 10 meet with
quick. ready aud cash sales, VIC have adopted this me.
thod Tor their disposal. We sell
Corn ~ lion yerre. open face, al S6as7
r.. ,s;l,., \ c,;ne anon face ga y
Fine Silver Lepine, hunting case, "
Fine Silver Lever. heavy hunting case, l51ls
Fine Silver English Pat. Lever. hunting case, 20 30
Heavily Gold Plated Lever, hunting case, -
Gold Anchor, open face, ~ "a -
Coll Lever, hunting case, ~ e. ~
Gold Lever hunting case, beautifully engraved. ~
Gold English Patent Lever, beautifully engraved, %
Gold English Patent Lever, extra, ~
Gold English Patent Lever, extra. ~
Cold English Patent Lever, and Magic Watches, ~
Gold English Patent Lever, and Magic Watches, "
Gold English Patent Lever and Mage Watches, slOO
Any Of The above Watches, together with sih. WI
be sent By mall free Of postage. Acaaloguc giving ~
particulars, will Re sent on application 70
GEORGE DOWNING & CO,
No. 80 south Third Street. Philadelphia.
D.-Newspapcrs throughout Tie county by CIV.
inn This advertisement six insertions. viii receive W
paymen, superior doube-pOinied Gold Pen and case.
worth S. Of any other Jcwelry Of the same value pay
able on the receipt Of the first copy containing ihs adj
! ,esti.emen,. q. d. & GO.
I V,ycrie, IL I5--Gw
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Washington correspondent or the New
York Commercial, writing about the nero
Hall Of the House Of Representatives, says |:
-. confess Twas disappointed. not by the
want. but BY the excess, Of splendor | could
not well accustom my eyes or conform my
taste to the style Of decoration, so foreign,
so artistic, and 50 glaring and fnical. 1t
looked to me something quite similar in style
Of Tayior's saloon, aud the London gin pla-
ces. However, may be quite wrong in my
estimate Of the decorative excellence of this
magnificent edifice, the Hall Of Representa-
tiyes. was more pleased with the Spea-
ker's seatand the clerks desk than anything
else. They are both Of light coIored marble.
As to the ventilation, aud acoustics, and
light fur-the hall, there can be no doubt that
the most perfect arrangements known to mod
ern science have been adopted. do not
see how these new morocco chairs can be
occupied this season. 1t does not appear to
me to be possible to use the hall before
Spring. Its too green and damp for imme-
date occupation even il finished"