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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
a....-- PI A N o. f. o r Il u S.a.H
JAMES WOODHOUSE a co. have nrz.ur-, y
- ius received seisioner r-IU
supply % PfANO-PoRTES Vi. IN, OF RH-HRH
exquisite tone 'xnd Sortmknship. Nm U-u
Persons in search o. really good 10 thsL
truly -sf '- 80 .si4 t-a'if '- a'af''
SPLENDID STOCK
A YUMA senOshb Ata oS ttEa "a
my9o -, - i...,,- s..n nPIANO-PORTES.@-~
VD II. TAYLOR's MUSIC SALOON r~.-t.1ll
- AND PIANO WAKERoOM, 9ovRNoR ST.
kioHnoxD, Va. If- ett.aasr -rrt.I tlr tar
The undsrs,Ened 10 agent city theu RVV
sale of the NUHNs PIAdO FoRTEs.
Instrum hEve approval
PiAns In this e1uhiry Ne tesPs
%. and other good ana well establishes makers. l
p u r. constantly of
aoAL IHsTROhTs and Musical MerehAnd.s in general
sistinG off tr % f-ttf
Peisabais superior MzLonpoEs az octAsss With
single and douhs reeds q
% kArtins unriTaned .
tTayfor'a approved uurpasss),
Aecorteons Cariohets, Yfes We
hns Banjos, Bridges, Pegs, &c. "a - huh s.ft
Tuning Forks aud Pipes fdlruud
Moafh Pieces f0r OArouets AID Instruments
Piano sioolss and besi quAty eatA YoB stEinI.
n short sverE Arte In The Music line Be bad 81 s estAb
nannnent ~ MOST kaAaoNkntk PRlcEs -s
The largest aad beau Of fAsonabls,
and standald sHEEr MIIslo 10 be found In this State
20 liberal diSnount made Teachers Schools
" Pianos tuned and let 70 hire Old exchange
for i..s....- .l.a..s-ts .l..
noSt sTA" a.ir, p. II. TAYLOR.
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DiREcToRS: :
METAL LRRANnS

READEHf-At you merchant or . rasBafaeturer' n So
A. once 81 the uDdertixned
ySG 5ood W. YSu u Away. npd him rp ready to Do
80 =. - s o. ounnn.s m the shOrtesf possible notice.
yoa hss IN NE country,
orders ~ a Csrsen anA yuur Brahds s.nf
rre o. chang. Aiao,
h~Js on hand. A. T. GRAHAM, snd Cutier 49,
Rirhr ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

M ATCH$s, CIGAR LIGIlTs, WAX TAPRRs warranted
~ 20 stand every climate wood and
Tor ihppng and joseing Sold the liberal
.-r..li ...- I'd, CHARLES PARTRIDGE.
aao-7n-WssI --.-.. i. . i25 NAidep Lane, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

EHErN GINGEWi GHEEN GINGEuit And an
~ TIE fctInr A.
sale MEAUE FtErRs Nsw nrus s,rre
au-l Ist y ". Mali 4 tH.h str.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

CoTner Gopernor and Fr0akiia Sfresfs, .
AVE In store ane Of FHrnfurs (Rioh.
Hu mond make " Elac ~ ask asnHon sfths pabIIo
uy utI oI qnay unurpaased ~ any manu
fsctared In This country being Pyacee mechanics
giving direct ad spoaf prcfdon n nahe details o. their
misunderstanding Operations fsy onI ast oan fror Who
gAnt good urnurs sngng simply 70 oner ihcms sPepdd a
Thsy sspeofn aNsnann bl4dsrtnffaO, hold
uemsevss prepared ~ and shortest
Nsc osss Mahogany PoBif con' n shrouds ssrss and
hacks, 40.
one or two vsrni,rs pnd posrr T.ntd 10 whom per.
Eaoent snpioynht VIII begiven, iihtdAte application
made
- EmBmHEn THE Pact THAT oIBEfs va
hoon q hs hesnes inssats for hs supsroaS of hs AM
BROTYPEs over All pictures exhibitions hut rt higher
rsvsrd he rseevpg FROM d.y neresss q re business Which
the sppwthatltn % ksnsrouA phhnc r 20 1fl =. -
We respecte epn2upess m pFd 70 meet ~ demands Of
superior Aftsf he prepared rfnh POTOoRApifs hom
small e ss cBofen pastee, which
hccurnc And Of hnh qua 70 he best paintings
oountry rps PPbhe se Fs'pey invited p cav snP examine
Gs.ry H-n, ,bvssn ssna ica Main s,res, Rich
nasni. y. = 0tBBs, frorfistor.
e. = X. sS'.,..a : rO' ''' S''
dee P.Ne.s
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SASH, RLTNDs AND DOORs

gNNIE nndsLdEe sngAged he Manufacture ~ SASH
Norkmanslhp, ~ low prices. -
ofiers respsclfuy tdliced aoo prorhptiy executed
~ Perpons or1ernr eash blinds from me- by
yrest assured OF getting good moderate prizes
~ prornrt hnchtion a. N ordered IN person.. ~
ssns lone Vey lov, and any quany of Glass used a'
o9n-issty hand 10 b. H. 10 By i7 apd by 10 sash
Gated-atln, Binds 70 G1l The aane -
.sfStsofy snd building shove HsEa'' M' Richmond Va
,-I.,l ~ " ~ & " EyAss tnss q u. ssslss1'ni ,,pd
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- bra .-iises1 e ssrry - - l-'a 'saf
= - ssf-sriis - - ss'is y q 90 snf
sr> .tiilss istrfgJ ni ..rt7s 80 20 EsssL
~ , eff fa .fl srl 80 - . u iu.rf
--vf ssar 'E1fs - .nlaI TO- 20 g.su frff
% 90 ir ips - ~ - > t-lFf~p
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-. .-.-.-.... b. PIANOS, dc. ..,,r -, -
IMPORTANT ANNOUNC EuENF..-
NEW ARRIVALS-NRW .SClLE-IMPROyED PIANOS,
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ADvEHTISInG A HUBfsCR EP-rION oFPfcr
.tr 40. LIB Hasssa ttreef ned door 10 Sa.-a Bsa{
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1s;.,II ,NEeN. FALL STAPLE Gt4ODS - =
q a..mssAAY, ,QgARLES q Co. have received A.,
. u, ,rl IA r. l. Il ID n n GOODSr
H. e,t .vek In -rs- sl be .od Al,
N'e They fofn = no ao1 ~
-.r Al hsos and DsDe.tic nann-k, ,---7''--"S
nle.s.ef and Bro Canton RAun.h ' TOT.
;t9 o PsAd tAnsyyr fuAsd oasihss saiins, -t...
"a. .fh1srseyE s.ssps Gyeys BAnkels
~ NiHsAty Oasslneres t-,iI i..Hr-
q 7rf rsffsetd ba q And % Be- ssss,ler. .nd sArss. m -s
'rsa. rHTsiSre s, .sd ARssa csssks .,,., s,i,y ,.
sea Sr'isrS''i' ii ~ rrn''; o&ssassrs. & Sc
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THNlE nEAsONS WHY sFuPLE,s INFAIII-
=. ~ BIZ BIZ BAKIng PQWnER SHOULD ~ usgD N PHrFER-
NSb 10 my ofhEh-is ~ s always fsady uss ataar
nomrnt
Bread ran be made utin ~ f-u minutes.
economical and avcs fully third n hotter
hread msde elh teeps ongf than bfed ddAs not
tensr ~ ''i ~ .'0 '--
nhpnrae4 never to r.l vh,n u,.a according to al,,,
tons. ~ '-N-
hfpsruentafg rscofnucnast psrtons o. In ~
country Shsrc yeast chnhot b. procured IL ali. T
for sale ~ Druggists generally aud ve.sls ard rssnhy
JOHN W 0AuITOH.
aus wsruf,efur-r Mr,tst pa.-. rs..sft-,.,
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JSo l., EUBANK, 4 : - IL n rrp.uu -
- r,ys Nv 81 heaeee.9ssa. ee.9ssa. Late 81 Lyushbug,
,ortoery ceeurid ~ osn Fsyttr rse-niiy by J nv
der TIE drm of .... t.'- N-0N' -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12

'A - = >, ,s.- ~ ~ so ti.o' 80 ., i 40.
gf4raf
Aifu ria1sr ~ rrsr.ssrnr ipn :. .is-i sfs-f is'I
af
Sr1ts+ s,sa's -
gs- -fi - 80 -s-s h1s 10 90 '--ts-s, ei'->
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II
Ia APPERsoS No. 9Oi seet-eontinues 70 receive
Deposits paying At the af
remaining months, and periods
NM. y. GRAY, President
.-.t.Y.... .u.....t d, O WHERRY, Secretary.
mylQ-tf ah ~ sas4 PETER N9RybIs
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!. SCASa z l, n.SE,AGIO.E sgp =, np


yRED KING lrsnktin street, square below ct8c11
"a eSeh4nse Hotel has on hand large and FASH -s8Hz
onAels assortment Of best quality i.4 ,. 49,. - o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

- -
nillsaoraugh Gstafnsr.
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, January II. 1857.
Uni.n, the Constitution, and the Laws the GUAR
dams of our Liberties.

Isr We tender our thanks to those Of our suoscrl-
bers who have come forward and paid up their arrear
ages. Blu. many have not made i convenient % cali
upon u.s. and as we cannot call upon ,hem we shan q
necessity have 10 employ our agents the cons'aocs
n The several neighhorhoods, to whom we must pay
commissions, and we hope our demands viii be mel
with so much promptness that no other expense VII
be incurred. very little reflection will show 70 al
who are in arrears that the Printer must have money
and especially does he need it at this season oil IN
year we hope, therefore, that payments will not
unnecessarily delayed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14
CONTEMPORARY CHANGES.

TIM PArRror AND FLAe.-The proprietors Of the
Greenshorough Patriot and Lexington Flag, have
united their establishments under the title Of The Pa
rR,or AID FAC, which will be issued from Greens
borough under the Join, propre,orshp of aessrs.M s.
Sherwood and James A. Long, who will both efhciste
as editors As they have already acquired cons'defa-
bic reru,ion as ready writers, able editors, genuine
Americans and clever e!ows,' and rs their publication
begins with an extensive circulation, they have an
encouraging prospect before them which We hope WI
not 10 disappointed.
THr SALISBURY HEaAtp.-E. b. Drake, late O INC
Ash,borough Bulletin, has become joint proprietor with
iMr. Samuel w. Jones in the Salisbury Herald. The
Herald has hitherto maintained good reputation anc
will no dslb. continue TO be valuable medium o
intelligence to is numerous patrons
The Nora CARoLIsA BuLLKTis-will continue d
be published at hsheborOugh, under the management
Messr.. ]. VI. A. Drake and VIM. VI, Parker Thi
II. done AZ the solicitation Of many Of the citizens
Randolph. who desire that their county shall no.
without aneNspaPer. mn ~
n Tar witMssTcs CoxrrrAIk-Thonss Lorinr
-, edi,or and propric,or or lie Wilmington Com
ieittaf ms receyri uo ms estanHsnment DefJann
W. Sanders. ESQ.,. IS an associate editor. Aahoss
We have differed very materially in some mstigfs
opinion with the editor Of ire Commercial, we ha'
esteemed his as talented editor snd liberal gent,
man. With hi. new associate VIC have hsd No a
qusn,ance but hope he may be able TO add additions
: ifepuiatlaa to tie Commercial.
I Tar SsresHx ExrRI.s.-The editor 81 the Nev
bern Erprt no ses soon to commence IL Publicaio
daily. asw ssskiy. The prize q BE- ~ per y
c nun.
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q, unfinished bushes. d yesteriay, beins the BIZ

a.. ne.;.ad business Of yesterday. being the bill
10 repeal the law against issuing small notes. was
,.ken nm. Several amendments were proposed anu
,e,ected and considerable debate took place. Mt
pa,,s, offered three amendments; First that ING
.r,,unt of small notes issued should not exceed ~
per cent. on tho capital stock Second 'ha' ,'V'y
hank bill under SIS, should be redeemabe IN Gou anu
silver. Al the principal bank, aud all its branches
without regard to any limitation expressed on w
face Of the BILL Third, that the General Assembly
NAV. at any time the privilege hereby g'an'su
10 the bank, Of issuing notes under 70. Inc hfs'
was adopted by yeas lo5, nays IL; the second py
yeas s5, NAYS ~ and the third without division.
Mr.. Elliott amended by inserting repeal OF me
clauses prohibiting the Public Treasurer from issuing
notes Of banks less than S., which was adopted.
4 Further debate ensued after which the bill passed
its second readingyeas 81, nays 53-Messrs' Lyon
and strayhorn, Of Orange. and Montgomery and Pat
terson. Of Aamance, voting in the negative.
Thursday, January 9.
The Senate, Immediately after the reading Of the
minutes. directed message to be sent to the House
propcsins to q, Immediately into an election Of hv'
Trustees Of the University.
The special order Of the day was taken up, being
bill to incorporate the Greensborough and Danvll
/. Railroad Company. The first question being on al
! amendment proposed by the committee, that amend
mcnt was adopted--ayes as, noes !. The passage Q
The hill was also advocated by Messrs. Boyd Gorrel
!, W. H. Thomas, j. w. Thomas, and W. Myers
Q and opposed BY Messrs Eaton, Houston Hill, an
Cameron. The question was then put on the Passag
OF the BILL and lost-yeas u, nays 80.
y In the Commons large number Of reports wer
& made. and bills presented. bill concerning Harne
county elected considerable debate, but was rejected
10 ayes 40, nays 3d.
e. Friday, January 0.
In the Senate, reports from several committees We
e. made among which was the report Of the Finan'
committee, recommending increase Of taNatio
70 with bill for the purpose which was ordered 70
printed and made the special order for Wednesdt
" next.
er The bill to incorporate the Milton Junction railroa
was taken up as the special ORDER and several amen
ed ments made. The question then put, aud 4
10. oil iost-ayss 10, noes 81.
,s, Mr. W. II, Thomas introduced bill to esiabli
free banking in this Stale.
Of The bill TO re-chartrr the State Bank was taken
bic amended, and passed the second readns--yeas
nays Z.
Of Ia the Commons. several bills were presented. 7
Be unfinished business Of yesterday. being the bill q
nd corning the bonds Of the North Carolina Rairc
Ote Company, taken up, aud debate Of considera
length occurred, but no question was taken.
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]" Thrilling storIe...-The

Thrilling stories.''--The practice which
some Or our coiemporres have adopted whether ihey
~, p~d for Il or not We DO no, snowl Of publishing
cispier from thrilling story, and referring the reader
70 Northern publication for the conclusion, !. well
taken OF in tie following article:
THE UsroRrux.rs Cook. or THE HarsrEp
DouoHSrT. a Thrilling Story, in 400 Chapters,
cnsprER 1.-The kitchen fire burned
brightly. The physiognomy Of Dinah, the
cook OF the distinguished P. q. Maribus,
Esq. glowed with the excrtion consequent
upon attending the culinary preparation 81
her masters maiutinal meal.
cnAPrBh 2.-The FIRE still continues q
burn.
CHAPTER s.--Dinah's physiog still glow.
IS above SET forth.
CnlPrER 4.-The cook suddenly assumes
an attitude Of surprise, astonishment. per.
pleiiv, and fear What can il be. oh, Dinah
Of the ebony face, which rights thee from
tby accustomed proprieiy. and makes y.
anxious as 20 the fate of the breakfast Of thy
revtred aud distinguished master /; We shall
learn anon.
TIE above i al 81 tlis intensely interest.
ing story which can be published il this pa.
PEI. II may BE- found. however. in The
Ttakiy Joker, which publishes every day i
thousand things equally as good. BE sure
to ask ior die Joker Of the 10th Of January,
and you will find continuation Of the story
from where il leaves of here. John lone.
writes for il. Peter Smith writes for il
Everybody writes Tor il. All the great writer's
dead or living. write for IL. and the only use
now for southen newspaper. il TO-" sell tlleif
own readers. and help 70 facilitate the sale
u Northern humbUgs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

~ The n. Carolina Times of the iih inst. says
. The Hon. Edward Stanly left here (washington.
on Saturday morning last. on his way to San Fran
cisco, California. We are pleased to say that Mr.
stanly never enjoyed beter health than he does at ,h
present me and tina, he expects to be able settle u
his affairs in California, in the q twelve months
when he will return AMI make this future home
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14
INrrr..Tlos.L PrrLIsa.-TrsalIss ~ ~

ISTrEsATioSAL FErLiSs.--Treatiss are the
work II diplomatists. Men regard them a.
tie product Of those who, like the ordinary
makers Uf bargains. arc endeayoring to get
the best Of each other. Bat there are little
acts Of courtesy which 20 further 20 cement
nations than all the agreements ever entered
into by the cool and subtle agents who are
employed 10 represent Governments in their
ordinary official intercourse. The tender
Of the barque Resol0te BY our Republic 10
tie British Government should stand out
from tie page of history a. deed worthy
the progress of tie age. The reception ~
the Americans who were aboard the vessel
AZ Southampton shows that the act was sp.
preciated, and that the English people, from
the Queen to the laborer, are ready correspond
70 the good feeling thus displayed. Let il
slways be 70 in future. We are one people
one IN language, Law, and literature. Why
should We not be eternal friends?
Phbaz5el,q Ete-iss formal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

~ On Thursday last the following gentleman
were elected BY joint ballot Of the two Houses, Ifus-
tees Of the University Of North-Carolina;
Thomas Settle, Jr, Of Rockingham.
| DR.. r. billiard, Of Chowan.
william w. Holden, Of Wake
| r. A. Hamilton. Of Granville
| DR.. ]. F. E. Hardy, Of Buncombe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

OPINIONS CnANcg.-The Secretary 81 the
Treasury says 10 his report that "pure
metallic currency may be set down ~ i'm.
practicable. under our Constitution and laws,
TO Say nothing Of the sentiments Of the people"
We infer from this, either that the Demo.
eraey have finally dropped their "hatd mo.
neg" humbug, Or that Mr. Guthrie hiss turned
british whig"and been thought by . Bank"
Fsyhevns 05xvrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

A Seheneeisdy edio'. describing ihe effects
Of sqaall ppun . canal boat. .sts. "Mhen The
gale sas AZ ~ highest. the uuionunaie efsfi
keelsd 10 lafbo~td. and ibe espisin add sno,be,
snk 81 yhisksy rolled o,ttbosIds
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14
maci, ooc.s Edinburg:, Magazine

for Deem contains. /. A Recent Confession d AZ
Opium Eater. 2. indian Empire. 3. The Atheling.; o.
rhe Three gifls-Psr VII. 4. Respreiabiliiy-A Din
loguc. 5. Dred. 6. The English Bcclesiasiira
Courts. !. The Food Of London. 3. The Poi.es
fuli. and what win break il. Q. Index.
Published BY Lesnsrd Scott 4 Co.. New York
Piee 50 per snnum, for am one Of the Reviews, o
Lakewood for any two Of liz rorks. s. for Blsck
wool snd the four Review, $40. s.. tie advertise
ment Ia another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

An American ~ Gibraltar WRITES that he
bought two pounds u grapes. two pounds 81
apples, two u peaches. two d lemons, and a
basket 20 carry them, .ahd III for quarter
Of dollar
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

RrvsrrnaSssg sotpIERs GoSE.-Lssi year
fits Revolutionary soldiers died. among them
Trial Kn,pp. tie last of Washiastop's Guard.
The number Of Revolutionary soldiers on the
pension rpiis On the lst n July. 1856, was
81. A few years more will sweep away The
remainder 81 those gallant patriots.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

The Rochester Union, giving an account
of boy named George shale FILLING sUsr ihs
Great Genesse Falls, in Rochester, says: /" II
appears that the boys went down the slope
towards the mill, perhaps to see how far they
might venture one Of them. named George
shale, ventured too far, slipped upon the
crlst, in an instant went over the great pre-
c.pice, falling over one hundred feet, to the
verge of the water. boiling up from the eddy
uader the Great Fall. All who heard the
dead, but lie was % far from being dead that
his cries attracted the attention Of skaters OF
the river. some forty rods distant, and the,
went 10 his relief. lie was found standing
partly upright in the snow. about six feet from
tie edge Of the water. One of his legs wa
badly shattered and some Of his ribs wer,
broken. The precise extent Of his injuries
could not be at once ascertained. He fell fee
foremost and was terribly Jared, though
striking in the soft snow may have in sons
measure lessened the shock"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

RETURN OF CAPTAIN HARsTEN AND the
AsgRIcAS OfTIcgRs OF TBE RgsoLurg.--The
adyices from England state that the British
government. with an admirable appreciation
Of the national compliment involved in the re-.
turn Of the Arctic exploring ship Resolnte, and
a determination 10 mark their high estimation
Of the deed. have resolved TO send Captain
llartstein, aud the American officers aud
crew who took out the ResOiute, home IN q
government steamer. The first class steam
lrigate RetributiOn had been assigned for the
performance Of this Office, and would leave
England on hergrateful mission to thiscountry
soon after Christmas. The appearance Of an
English frigate on our coast upon such an
errsnd will be warmly greeted, and tend 20
strengthen the feeling Of good will between
the two nations which late event, have so
fa,orably inaugurated,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

have ever known that bitter moment. Few
reach It and ever turn back. But yet there
are few. Did John Deiorests
Deeper and deeper down--nore Of p'ning'
more ii reckless conduct for the strong man
helpless grieftor the neglected wife At home
alas now no longer strons-out ~ the worm. /
aud then came the terrible hour, Tor whlcn
all other hours Of this sad history had been
but preparation-whe the last bond be,
tween them was TO be severed!
To be concluded.
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New LAw.-PeEPAYmENT ON Alt iRANsl-
xsr PR,srEp MATTER conPuLsoRY.-Ihe Ma
fional IntelIigcncer publishes the~iollowihg
raanlations. which the Postmaster General
has made 10 carry out the provisions 81 the
ACT lust passed requiring prepayment o.
hostage on all transient printed matter.
/. Hooks, not weighing over tor pounds,
NAV be sent in tie mail, prepaii BY postage
.tamps. at one cent an ounce any distance IN
the limited States under three thousand miles,
and AT two cents an ounce over three ,uou-
sand miles. provided they are put UP without
cover or wrapper, or in cover or wrapper
omen At the ends or sides, 50 that their CHAR
acter may DC uStetmlhSu 't'i'es 800 -
the wrapper.
). Unsealed circulars, advertisements
business cards, transient newspapers, ant
every other article If transient printed mat
ter, Except books,) not weighing over tire
ounces. sent in the mail to any part Of tn
United States, are chargeable with one cen
postage each, to be prepaid by postage stamps
Where more than one eirrnlar IS printed o
A sheet, or circular and letter, each must b
charged with single rate. Tins apPhes I
lottery and other kindred sheets sssumin
the form aud name OF newspapers; aud IN
miscelIaneous matter in surh sheets must ais
be charged with one rate. A business car
on an unsealed envelope ofa circular, subleci
tie entire packet 10 letter postage. 40
transient matter. like circular Or Aandb,i
saclnsed IL DC with periodical or neHspaP,
sent to subscriber, or 10 sns other persO'
subjects tie whole package 70 letter postage
and whenever subject 10 letter postage, iro
being sealed or from any catse whatever, 9
printed matter, without exception, must
PREPAID. or excluded from the mail. Il is Il
duty Of the postmaster at the maiiing Ohio
as 5ell as at the Office Of delivery. careful
to examine all printed matter, IN order
zee that il is charged with the proper rate
postage. and 10 detect fraud. Atoihees ~he
nns,a. stamps cannot be procured, poslm'
iers are authorized to receive money 10 pr
nayment of postage on transient matter;
thry should be careful to keep supply
stamps on hand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-14

pisraL.BstL suzsrgr.-The Mobile Tri-
bnne relates The following Revolutionary
anecslDie: among The most active and daring
u Marion's mcn. wore RDbert simons and
William Witiers. They lad been sert To.
gether % some confidential expedition, and
while resting AZ noon Tor reffeshmft's. With.
eFs, aprae;iced shot. wasexaminins h. pistols
70 sec il they were in good order. while II.
moas sat near hIn, either reading or IA a
revere. "Bgb. said Wnhefs, ali YOU had
not that hlmp on the bridge Of your nose,
you would be a likely tonne follow" "DO
youthins 80 n said ~iinsa5. listies.iy. "fes,
. aid Writers, +" TN. / Can shoot
81 that ugly hump IN your nose. snail
Faogi IA ashoot III sald .-inDn.. and crack
went tle pistol. Thc bsli could hut have
been better aimed. il struck tie projecting
bridge. demolished il forever, and heneeiorti
simons was the ugIiest man IN tie army