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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

At the latest dates, The Kansas convention
were busily engaged 10 the manufacture Of
state constitution. proposition had been
made 20 name the new state " Washington"
instead Of Kansas'--because, as the pro-
ponent said, Kansas chad got so mixed up
with past matters" Some one interpos.
ed the objection that il would be a deseera-
ton Of the name Of Washington. and offered
as substitute that Of Walker" The mat.
ter was passed over. A report had ocen sub
mitied on the subjcc. Of slavery. and adopted,
setting forth a. a preamble that: aI'he
right Of property is before aud higher than
any constitutional sanction, and the right Of
the owner Of slave TO such slave and It's in
crease is the same and as inyiolable as the
right TO any property whatever" The idea
seems TO be that The constitution will contain
such clause as this dependent on the rati.
fication Of the people. with an alternative
sbolishing slavery. In such a contingency,
the vote ia the congressional election very
clearly foreshadows what The result will be.
A proposition having been made 10 exclude
Indians from citizenshipand suffrage, the fol.
lowing is reported; Fei. laisiEgsner.
Gov. Walker Of Wyandot rose. lie ],
called Governor By courtesy, having been
formerly provisional Governor Of this Indian
country, aud is chief Of the Wyandots. n,
is a man much past middle life, and liz,
many of the Wyandots. Of mixed white ant
Indian blood. Ills gray hairs and experience
whatever they may have bestowed, have no
taught him all The lessons Of life, bat he wa
taught 20 feel the force Of caste against him
self lie rose 10 protest against the insertion
of the word Indian" but above all did b,
object TO any coupling the word Indian will
negro and mulatto. II "made his hear
thrill" he said, to hear any one speak o
Indians, negroes and mulatloes." Negroe
and mulattocs were s..degraded race; the.
: were only fit for slaves. They were slave.
But the Indians were the true native Amefi
!, cans Of this continent. lie implored then
10 exclude the word Indian" He was
2 member on this floor. Ills mother was
: wyandot woman, and his father was VII
5 gilman who had been taken prisoner. Tic wa
. proud of his race. lie was proud that j
c was an Indian. lie was there to yindieat
the blood 10 his ,eigs. lie hoped that u
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NEW TAM FIR n.

THE gubscrihor having established Tannery at
X Mabancsyille, Alamanee county, on ne Noah Caro.
lima Railroad, will be pleased 10 furnish to those who
may favor him with their patronage, good article OF
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in cxclmnge for Leather and liberal
prices paid in cash forthem.
BOOTS and SHOES manufactured 70 order, and
made q the very hest Fronch and Northern skins ard
from Leaihcrof my own tanning Allwcrk done ia ny
shop warranted 70 he well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE,
Sept IG.-0G- MahanesMIIe. N. g.
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CARRyISa DEADLY WEAroSs.--A number Of
arrests have been made in the southern dis
trict Of persons found transgressing the law
BY carrying weapons in the street, and we
hope TO see the example initiated BY the au-
thoritics Of the other district. George Ogle
was arraigned before Justice Webb By Officer
Caulk, charged with carrying firearms through
the street and resisting him in the discharge
of his duty. Committed for court. James
Fredell was brought before the same mags-
trate by officers Allan aud Chambers. upon
the several charges Of a,saulting his wife aud
carrying deadly weapons. Committed Tor
court. Martin Oven, charged with carrying
firearms 10 the street. was arraigned by ON.
Ger Caulk and held Tor a further hearing.
Timothy Clark. Charles Spear. and Lewis
febron were arrested by officers Gardner,
Groves. and Reed, all charged with firing
pistols in the street contrary TO ordinance.
They were arraigned before Justice Webb,
who fined the FIRST named 90. and the latter
s5.35. with costs. baltimore sun.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
FALL OF DELHI.

New York, Nov. 10,
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool on
31st ultimo, arrived here this morning with
highly important intelligence.
Delhi had been slorined and captured
The King Of Delhi escaped. The British
loss was only six hundred men. No quarter
was given 70 the men, but the women and
children were spared.
Gen. Havcock was at Gawnpore, and
had been considerably reinforced. The gar
risen at Lucknow still CALAMITY held out.
Considerable reinforcements had arrived at
Calcutta.
Heavy failures had occurred at Liverpool
The Borough Bank had suspended.
Gen. Cavaignac died suddenly Of disease
Of the heart.
The Prince Of Prussia has undertaken to
conduct the public affairs. The health of
the King, however, was improving.
The Swiss elections resulted largely in
favor Of the Liberals.
There had been more failures in Vienna,
but the worst Of the crisis was believed to be
over.
Money was active and unchanged.
The Arabia brought out 81 100000. Sir
William Gore 0useley was passenger.
The British troops assaulted Delhi on the
18th Of September, and effected Judgment
after six days obstinate resistance, and on
the 20Lh had entire possession Of the city.
Great numbers Of the mutineers escaped,
and among them the King Of Delhi and his
two sons. Fifty British officers were killed.
Gen. lfavelock, reinforced by Gen. Out
ram, had started to raise the seige Of Luck.
now.
Fears are entertained Of new outbreak
at Assara. A conspiracy to restore the ex-
Rsjah had been discovered.
The news from the Bombay Presidency il
favorable, although few cases of dissatis-
faction had occurred. A serious plot had
been discovered to murder the Europeans al
Barrachee, but il was thwartcd.
Lord Ouseley goes as special Minister
to Central America, by the way Of Washing.
ton.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had
decreased during the week 9154,0O0.
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al DIGEST!"-Sueh is the true meaning d the
word "PEPSlN.' or Of the Two Greek words from
which j, is derived This i the significant and nppro-
pirate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. Or
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared BY DR. J. :. HOuGH-
TON, Of Philadelphia, for The Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. Il is Natures own remedy for an un.
healthy Stomach. No art of man can equal is cura-
tive powers Il renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part Of this paper.
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Al oRo,yIzrp B.sD q Roorr..-A Young

Az 0RoaSIzEb band or RoouRs.-A young
man named Lindo has been arrested in
Lima, South America, on the charge Of
being concerned in vast scheme Of robbery.
More than thirty letters were found in his
possession, showing that an extensive plan
had been organised for wholesale robbery in
South and Central America by a regular or
ganised company, who had their directors,
secretaries, treasurcrs, aud other officials.
A resident Of New York j. alleged 70 be at
the head Of the concern.
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return, not finding his benclactor, who he
expectcd'would have waited, he watched for
several days in the place where he had re-
ceiyed the money, pursuing his occupation.
At length the nobleman happened again to
pass that way he accosted him and put the
money into his hand, counting it with great
exactness. His lordship was 50 well pleased
with the boys honesty, that he placed him
at school, and was his friend and patron
through life.
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Mas. PARTrSoroN on BASKs.-"Are you
afraid Of banks failingi" asked the cashier,
as Mrs. Partington went to draw her pension.
/" Banks fslling!" said the dame; :" never
had any idea about il all. If he gets votes
enough. don't see how he can fail, and If
be don't can't see how he is 10 help it,"
!" meant" said he, "the banks that furnish
currency for the country" She stood mo.
ment counting her bills. "0h. you did. did
you !" said she, well, its abont Tie same
thing. II they have money enough TO redeem
with---and Heavens knows there's need en-.
ough for redemption for good many Of them !;
and more grace than they allow their Gus
tomers-they may stand il; but doubtful
things are uncertain" She passed Of like
an exhalation, and the cashier counted out
one hundred and fifteen dollars and seventeen
cents fifteen times while rendering what she
said, in order 10 catch her meaning.
Boston Gazette.
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LAND FOR SALE.

z Will Offer for sale tract Of Lad cont lining
23S Acres, lying nine miles east Of Hillsborough,
adjoining the lands OF William Cain, Chcsley T.
Warren and others. II Is eonvencnt stand fNr bust
ness Of nmast any Kind for store, tavern, black
smiihshnp or tan yard, wn public roads run through
the land, one from iiistorauh 20 OSlMd the Other
from Milton 70 Durhams nrpt. There Is on il
GOOD Dwelling HOUSE, Store ieusc, &c,, aud two
convenient Springs About taitv acres of the lard is
cleared, The ros Il wood land. All persons wishing 70
buy win please call upon ne The land can - got on
reasonable terms as | am not pushed for money! |
viii give good time to pay ior it,
JUDA L. DUNNAGAN.
October 20. l2-
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SOUTHERN CRocKERy.-The discovery Of
caoiin,' the fine clay Of which China and
granite ware is made, in South Carolina and
Georgia. has introduced among US another
branch Of industry likely to prove Of great
commercial value 10 US. As crockery is an
article Of almost universal consumption, we
may expect il to become an article Of extern
siye expectation.
The I" Southern Porcelain Manufacturing
Company" have capital Of fifty thousand
dollars, and own bed Of twenty five acres
Of the clay, which is pronounced to be equal
70 the foreign.
Their works are about six miles from
Bath, near the South Carolina railroad.
They have dug down some twenty four feet
without reaching its bottom, and regard the
supply as ample for years TO come. The
company gives employment TO some forty
persons, and now turn off some four hundred
dollars worth Of ware per week, which will
be increased to eight hundred dollars per
week as soon as another kiln is prepared.
At present their operations are confined
TO the manufacture Of pitchers, mugs, and
spittoons, but they will make table ware in
a short time.
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Han ms Ows wAY.--Rranklin Holden. a
good looking merchant 81 Pen Van, n. u,
has been sentenced At Albany TO i've years
In the State Prison. for forgery. The .frgts
says that Just IS the Court was about 20 al.
iourn for the term. Holden made his ap,
pearance aud peremptoriIy demanded trial,
assuming the air Of an injured individual.
Hut that he came forward IN manner 50
bold, his trial would not have taken place.
and il is more than probable that be would
have escaped prosecution forever on this
cllarge-But he insisted on being iried--ht
would not allow so base charge 70 osersad.
ow bis "fair fame" any longer. lie wa,
gratifed--found guilty--and was sentenced
10 the State Prison Cor five years.
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TnE lIoSrsr Boy.--A nobleman travelling
In scotland was asked for aims, 10 d street 81
Edinburgh. by little ragged boy. lie said
lie had no change. upon which the boy offered
to procure Il. Ills lordship, 10 order TO get
rid Of his importantly, gave him piece 81
silver, which the boy thinking was TO be
.hangcd, ran OF for the purpose. On his
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

MAgg13D,
II this county, on the 5,h inst, " Ruin n. Tapp,
Ed. Mr.. Jaxrs JoSrs 70 Miss CoRSEtiA sYKEs.
daughter Of Mr. Henry sykes.
In this county, on the 5ih inst, by the same, Mr..
Taovls JoHxsros 10 Miss MARY A. THOsFsoS daugh.
Ter Of Mr. James Thompson.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

" There arc in every community persons W no are
DESTROYS Of doing good 70 the afflicted anil suffering. and
10 such with u.s. would state that charitable act
they could perform would rebound more 10 their self
qualification, and bring comfort 10 the many now labor
ing under the disease prevalent in this section Of the
country, than TO purchase for those whose means may
not allow them 10 do 81, some Of LeonarJ's South
American Fever and Ague Remedy. II will not only
the recipient Of your charities, but will add lusire
10 your noble deeds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18
Obituary.

Died, in this place. on Monday morning last, Col
wItLIas NENSas. lIewas the oldest citizen resident
here, and supposed 70 10 near ninety years q age.
Died, il Graham, on The slh inst, Roscor FalsKtis
only son Of Nj. Thomas r. and Mary 9. Piper, aged
10 months. .suier little children 70 come unto me
and forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom o
heaven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18

The Board Of Councilmen OF New York
have appropriated ssSo, 900 TO prosecute Che
work on the Central Park, nominally. as the
New York Express says, but in rally To
find employment for some hundreds Of la
borers and others, just now in want Of en-
ployment.
This measure of relief docs not appear,
hawcycr, 70 satisfy the hungry mob. They
continue 20 hold inccndiary meetings, y
make inllammatory speeches. and 10 indicate
further violence. The grocers and baker'
whn 10 about IN wagons 10 serve their Gus
toners, nov 20 armed. Several arrests have
been made by the Police. WI. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-18
Valuable Plantation and Buildings
FOR SALE

EHE subscriber offers for sale the Plantation
Z which hr now lives, in the county Of Alamance,
containing ;sa0 Acres. lying an the waters Of Back,
Quicker and Utter Creeks, two and half miles east Of
Irohngcr's Bridge, the main road leading from
HlshoTough to 6rcenshorough, and within mile Of
the North Carolina Raitoad The land is of excellent
quality, well walered, with good meadow lands in good
order. The buildings principally Of brick, large
and well finished. The Plantation has on il Saw
Mill Grist Mil, Tan Yard, Smith Shop, with every
other house necessary for comfort aud convenience.
The property can be bought just very
able terms, and the payments will be made easy Call
' 'N'' HENRY BAS0N.
October z. Oft
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Smithwood Female Academy.

DullIuWUuu CudiO hNo0SAty'
rl,HIs new Institution. situated in the southeast cor.
4 ner Of Guilford county, near the Randolph line,
Immediately on the road leading from Gfeensbofough
TO Fayetteville is now open for the reception Of pupils
The subscribers having procured the services Of Miss
SUSAN A. WEBB, they hitter themselves that this
Institution will be literally paronized, as Miss Webb
has had many years experience in teaching, and has
acquired very enyiablc repuiation both or her sue
cess in impariing instruction. and also IN discipline
Those who study economy and who dese 10 have their
children well educated especially in the most useful
branches will do well 10 paronize this new and -four
ishing Seminary. The Academy is pleasantly situated
in healthy section Of country, and every attention
will he paid tohe moral training Of the pupils. Board
can be procured in very respectable families convenient
to the Academy. and upon liberal terms. As i Is the
intention Of the propieiors TO build Up permane In
siluiion for the education Of young ladies' every effort
will be msda<b render the pupils comfortable. and every
facility will be granted fo heirimprovcmcnt sui.
cicnt number Of efficient and well recommended teach.
ers will always be provided.
Address either Of the proPriciOrs at Longs Mills,
Randolph County.
w. J. LONG, p..a.;,,,..
p. e. SMITH,
October IL. 10
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The Economically governed city 81 New
York (remarks the Petersburg hteiigen-
cer) presents a calendar Of disorder. crime
and yilainy so lar transcending in blackness
and enormity the exaggerated reports Of law.
lessness in Baltimore, that we cannot but be
amused at the attempt Of Democratic tacti-
clans TO throw discredit on Americanism be.
cause the municipal officers Of the latter city
are Of American birth and politics. If par
ties are TO be held responsible for the often
ces Of individuals against law, what are we
to think % Democracy, with such certificates
Of character A. are furnished by the criminal
records Of New York Without reference
to the bread and plumber revolution that is
brewing there, we copy from daily paper Of
Monday some Of the headings under which il
reports the occurrences Of single day /:
Another carnival of crime-An old woman
rayished and murderel-Another attempting
to drown child-Rassell on Rufiianism-
Price OF a steamboat Captains life-Attempt
to gsrrste Observation-Disclosures in Bank
"a Fugitive Forger nabbed--Founded IN the
water. Aggravated Assault. Bigamy--Child
murder, &c. &c. &c. wa. Herald.
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5000 Gold and Silver Watches
TO BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

-o,gS.sss~aD THIS is the cheapest and hest LOT
Sss.Gaa.of Watches before offered 10 The
ee---A'.- z public. gifl in Jewery worth from
81 to l2 will be given with every Watch in proper
lion 10 its value. Being desrous Of introducing our
goods prominently TO the public, in oder To meet with
quick ready and cash sales, wo have adopted this me.
thod for their disposal. We sell
Composition Verge, open face, at So 81
Fine Silver Lcpinc, open face, ST. q
Fine Silver Lepinc, hunting case, ~
Fine Silver Lever, heavy hunting case, l5a n
Fine Silver English Pat. Lever. hunting case, 20 30
Heavily Gold Plated Lever, hunting case, "a
Gold Anchor, open face, 2i. "a ~
Gold Lever, hunting case, SO eX %
Gold Lever, hunting case, beautifully engraved, 10
Gold English Patent Lever, beautifully engraved, 30
Gold English Patent Lever, extra. 90
Gold English Patent Lever, extra, 20
Gold English Patent Lever, and Magic Watches, 50
Gold English Patent Lever, and Magic Watches 90
Gold English Patent Lever and Magic Watches Sloo
Any Of the above Watches together with gift, will
be sentby mail free Of postage. catalogue giving full
particulars will be sent on application to
GEORGE DOWNING & CO.,
No. SO South Third Street. Philadelphia
n. B.--Newspapers throughout the country by Civ
ing this advertisement six insertions, will receive in
payment superior doublepointed Gold Pen and case,
worth S. or any other Jewelry Of the value pay
able the receipt Of the first copy containing the ad-
yeriisement. G. ID. IL 20.
November 49, l5--6w
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Or 10000 patients cured annually by the use Of
Hclmbolds Genuine Preparation OF Fluid Extract Of
Buchu. most positive and specific remedy for distress
ing ailments. Read the advertisement in another col.
umn, headed Helmbolds Genuine Preparation"
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Pine Shingles.

rSslIE subscriber keeps constantly Oh hand, and will
deliyeron the cars al the shortest notice Long Straw
Pine Shingles Of the best quality, and at prices 10 suit
the times.
TERMs 80, 600 and over, SO 25 per thousand.
Smaller quantity, SO SO per thousand.
Address me al Cary p. o., Wake County N. G.
A. +. PAGE.
November 49, l5-5w
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CARRIAGE PAINTER AND TRIMMER
w nnted.

Carriage Painter and Trimmer that can take charge
II ihe painting and trimming both, 70 whom literal
pricc viii be raid. A man with family would be
preferred None need apply without bSng well recon.
a,sndc,i - man u good moral character and indUs.
i,icus habits Address The subscribers Al Dushy Fork
Nv HURDLE g. HURDLE.
November n. i5--5wr
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A PRorrcrIvE TARrrr.-The Philadelphia

A Protective TARIFP.-The Philadelphia
Press, Col. Forney's paper, (supposed to be
the confidential organ of President Bucha-
man, publishes an elaborate and able com
munication in favor Of high protective
tariff. as the remedy Of all others for the i'll
condition Of financial affairs.
This is sign worth noting. Have the
powers that be found out that they will be
driven to the adoption of a higher tariff at
the next session Of Congresss And are
Pennsylvania Coal and Iron SO strong in the
person Of Pennsylvania President, that it
is intended to discriminate in favor of pro-
lection to American productions?
Pa, M.
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KAssAs.-A missionary Of the American
Sunday School Union, now laboring in Kan
sas, has addressed letter to Eastern Sunday
School children, in the course Of which he
says:
I" wish, in the outset, TO correct the i'm
pressions Of any Of my young friends who
are associating Kansas in their minds with
armed troops. Whatever may have been
the past history Of this Territory, find,
from months careful observation, that now
all is peaceful and prosperous, and that the
great mass Of the people, from all parts Of
the Union, are an intelligent, enterprising,
and orderly class of citizens, living as
quietly and harmoniously together as in
other portions Of the land. Having recently
settled in one of the finest countries that the
sun ever shone upon. they wish to enjoy it,
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Weincline to think that the Goldsborough
Tribune states the case little strongly
when, in speaking Of the late election in
Baltimore, it says parcel Of bandits and
outlaws "revelled in their accustomed sports
of knocking down, bruising, beating and
driving from the polls every man who re-
fused to vote the American ticket" As
there were some eight or nine thousand who
refused to vote that ticket, If "every man !"
was knocked down, bruised, beaten and
driven from the polls, all that We have to
say is that it was the most extensive knock
ing down we have heard of since the days of
Sampson. Pet. Intel
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true natives Of the soil would not be exclud,
ed from the right Of voting. He hoped that
they would not thus cut oil the only native
American residents from the right Of citizen
ship. He appealed to them to do justice to
the Indian tribes. But it was in coupling
Indians with negroes and mulattoes the spea.
ker felt most sggrieved. He said it "made
his blood boil !" and the old mans voice quiv-
cred with emotion. He felt the sting him>
self He.writhed undcrit He who had met
the rude blows Of the world for life time
was stung BY the ignominy Of caste. 9 In
dams, negroes and inulattoes," how lie with.
ed as he repeated the words