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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

RussiAS LoSGEyfTY.-In late number 0l
the 4" independence beige death Is men.
toned which shows the salubrity 81 the III.
mate ul Russia. Seine time last NINTH there
died 10 the Russian province 81 wilma. IN az
estate BELONGING TO " lie Modem. q peasant
named Michael Klawelkis. WIN had attained
tie age 81 hundred aud tiiriy. seven years
sls months and eleven DAYS. This man, borI'
10 village ul the .ame district. wss married
Tor The first time al the age ol n,neirrn. and
wa the father, BY several wives. 1T thirty
tao children, une oi whnm. a d,ughler, up
wards 81 hundred wears 81 age, u still living
lie had never bren seriously i'll. but s.lnr
YEARS before his deaf, complainr,l 81 being
unable 10 read without sprclacle.. To tie
,ert ia.i las Of his lie he retained the Use al
~ h,s iacallirs. aud b u gre 4 fund { gaze
". . believe" he Vas Wunt 10 s.y. /" drail
ha, forgotten me-"
Eva np.cs u great longevity are not rare
~ Russia. u spprar., tram an aihcial re
part. that there we're ~ 1898. 10 The Musco'
slir Empire, S3S persons who we're hun
,lred YEARS old aud upwards. OF these. tolis
had completed 100 years; fifteen $50 years
nine las wears: three i5s wears ~ ID,
province Of Moscow there died. ~ 1850 )
mn aged $50 Years. lie had been Tor thirty
t,r year. tir contemporary VI !. uI~ ~,
Fourteenth. aud hid lived IN Russia undrI
thirteen rsitn., VIZ: 1'hrulure Alsxiesith
prirr the Grcat. IIarhcrine I, AlrSina. pr
ter the Second. Anne lsaunyps. john ". an,
the regency ~ Biren. the regency u u,
GIand duchess Annc and 81 The Pr,nre o
brunswick. Elizabeth pelroyna. Peter IN,
Third, Catherine the Grat, Paul ], AIrxan
der {. aud Nrholas l. . lie article closes viii
a statement that there died 10 1874. in IL,
Russian province Il Kiea, an old soldier VII,
hid lived i53 years
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SENDING MONEY BY MAIL.

To perfect the American post office sys-
TEN, extensive aud ramily ing as II u, Is Ger.
faini, ahercuean task, aud great aud wonder.
lul results have already been accomplished in
that connection. IL one respect, however.
our system is very deficient. there being ~
provision BY which money transactions and
par nenls. even Of limited or ordinary
Character, may be safely made BY its agency.
We have system Tor registering letters,
containing enclosures, il is true, bur a briel
and significant fact mentionrd by the New
York fines L, the effect that nut OF Sil2
WHICH Mas lost u money mailed inr that Of
ice during February. Iwo thiids ot il was 10
registered letters, Only proves that the regis
try actually f,cilItatr, fraud by pointing out
the money letters. Therefore, the s0on, The
~ stem l. abandoned the better, and as .ub-
statute the i,r,tl-h system IL monry orders,
which is 80 infinitely superior. might be
rrsrted TO. We see il stated that an Eng
llsh gentleman ~ New York CITY, Mr.. George
Edwards. il earnestly rndcayoring To Iniro-
duce the m,ney order ), stem in tins cuunir,
aud ~ precisely the same manner in winch
4 sas hrst made successful ~ Great Britain.
by the agency 6i a private COMPANY. The
monry Onicr system wa, tIrst established IN
England as pri,ale enterprise, and subse.
queuii, purchased b, the government. The
), sien. whether public .r private. would
certainly very mocil facilitate the payment 81
subscriptions Tor newspapers, small lransac-
i,nns ~ Dooks. &C.. now quite extensively
conducted. The s,st,m Is briefly tni,: !
part, AishIns 10 send h dollars 10 friend
% business connection. goes 10 Tie nearest
pust oitcr, deposits the money, wnlci, Is
placed by the postmaster 10 The credit OF The
government, and receives therefor q money
order, which he euclo-rs IN his letter. The
recipient presents this document al any pos
alice he plrases, and receives therefor III,
amount 81 is face. winch - charged BY thr
postmaster. 10 turn. e. the government. The
price 81 order, Tor taeniy i've dollars Is 5 /,
truts, aud for between list amount aud hiiy
dollars. twelve Gents. These aie the Engli,l
prices. We are not aware that any tar,lt o.
rates las brrn Determined on foe the Amer
eau Company, Il The enterprise j. ever mad,
10 sueeesd. as We sincerel. hope II wall be.
Baiimors San
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aHrw p.rru fsrDSo n.emsr.-wehay,

had 10 use luT same tine 10 our prrss raom =
new feeding apparatus ~hlch has excited the
wmch must ultimately banish altogether the
present plan u hand feeding. No apparatus
Of the Kind ever yet invented answer, 80 AL.
mirabl, the purpose ~ view a. thIs--bs which
whole ,diI,nn NAV be run 81 without any
atirntinn whatever lron tue prrssn,an. an,i
this - ,laar just = well ~ fatal darkness as
in brad daylight. During The recent cnI,I
tern. whrn our gas wa, tr"z.n up. our edi.
tI'n Has nesrly ~ prniei by this machine,
with 40 right whatever 10 The ptr>s rn"m.
hseayk MdeBrg.
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esting. comprising news from Risas. Walk.
ler's headquarters. 10 the 18th nitimo. The
Ipnrssr reprt. the army in god condition
aud well provisioned. Walker. with 4Ou
men, attacked the allies at San George.
gained the plaza, burnt IN Important part oi
the town, and then rrtreated L. Rwas, which,
in the mean time, hnnorro had attacked AT
the head Of 200 men, but hid been repulsed
and driven back with great slaughter b, Gen.
Henning-en. Walker met them retrratlng ;
they were consequently placed between tao
fires. and, becoming completely parai,z ed,
suffered Immensely. The allie. are sand. By
their account, to have lost S27 killed and
mer 500 wounded. while Walker estimates
their loss at Goo killed and woundrd. lie
also states his loss 2 killed and 81 wounded.
y alker had the bndes Of the dead burnt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

From private correspondence written
from Fo0ch0u, China, to a gentleman of
Danville, Va, bearing date January 10th, we
make the following extract:
:" presume you will hear through the
papers, Of the position of things at Canton.
The last accounts from there are worse than
ever. The foreign residences of all nations
are burned TO the ground, and small mail
steamer plying between Hong Kong and
Canton, was taken few days since by the
Chinese, and the entire crew and passengers
murdered, amounting in all to about thirty,
although only eleven Europeans were OF the
number. 1t is supposed that the Mandarins
sent soldiers on board Of her disguised, and
purporting to be only passengers but at a
given signal they set to work and made a
short business of it. The captain was lean
ing over the side Of his vessel, and was
stabbed in the back. Two Chinese escaped
and told the tale. Hong Kong is in great
state Of commotion. The Mandarins have
threatened and | suppose will attempt to cut
off supplies. and have made it high treason
for any Chinese to be in the employ Of for
eignrrs. The servants are all leaving OF
course, for while perhaps they would take
the risk and stick BY their masters, they all
have families who are in the power of the
Mandarns aud il the officials cannot catch
an offender himself, they cut of the heads Of
those nearest him, father, brother. or son
answering the purpose.
Here. at Foochou, everything is quiet,
and the CHINESE are as anxious to keep il so
as the foreigners" Daariae Register.
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REaDY-MADE CLOTHING.

Having made This one branch ~ my business. am
nov receiving cool assortment, Of Spring and sun.
mer Clothing. which ! will sell as low as any other
house 10 ile place consisting in part - the following
Gents CASHMERE Goats. Marseilss Pants,
Brown Linen Goats. Linen Vests.
:. White Linen Coats, Mntie Antique Vests.
Cheek Linen Goats, White Marseilles Vests,
Grass Linen Coats Cold Marselles Vests,
Checked Msrseilles Black Figured Vests,
Goats. Col,rfd aud White shirts,
Black and Cord Al. SHIRT Basoms sud Collars.
paeca Coats. Crnyais, stncks and Ties,
Drap d'Efc Coats White and folnred Linen
Fancy Cashmere Pants. anI silk Pocket Hand.
Black Cashmere Pants. kefchlefs, &C.. &e.. &c.
Persons IN want Of Clothing. OF any other kind 81
Goods would DO well cali and look 81 my stock be.
fore making their purchases.
JAMES VERB.
April /. ST.
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EQUITY SALE.
SlmaeI HIgn,r Is. Samuel N. Colin,
April 8.

pURsuANr 10 derree Of the Coud Of Equity
ior Orange county. male at March term. 1857. |
shall oisf II pullc sale. Al the Gl1u House dor. 10
The tasao f I'll. s,,fou gh % MONDAY. the eth day
Of MAY nes that valuable House aud Lot 10 the iwn
81 iIillshofcugh. on Tyon street, adjoining Levin
Carmichael. Mrs. Roulhar. and Josiah Turner. wherein
Samuel Collins nov lives, containing one acre, mofe
Or les.
Sir months credit will be given. Bond and good
security will be tsduted. aud the title will be reserved
until tie purchase money is paid.
salc at ~ o'clock.
=. WEBB. c. 4 m e.
Aptils. s9-sw
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HARDENING FOR THE SOUTH.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORASGg County.
Court nf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 4. ID. 1857.
A. w. Hedgrpelh James Vaughan.
Same Same
James e. Turreniine q Son y. James Vaughan.
Robert r. Morris IS. James Vaughan.
James Webb IS. James Vaughan.
Same same.
Edmund Strudaiek James Vaughan.
John I.oehhau IS. James Vaughan.
Justices Attachments Lfried On Lind.
r appearing 10 The satisfaction o. the Court ha, the
defendant. James Vaughan has removed out Of the
county or ~ ahsconds or c1ncsas himself that the
binary process Of law cannot he served him, il s
eirfife on moiinn ordered hy the Court. that pu hea.
ton I've made t5r six weeks in the hil,bo-
cough Recorder notifying the said James Vaughan that
unles. be appesfs the neat tenn Of this Court TO he
held Al The cnut house IN Hillsbbrough on tie fourth
Monday IN Msy next. then and there 10 replcyy and
plead &c coming 10 law lie viii te proceeded sgainsl ia
the same manner 81 Il he bad been served with process
and bal filled 10 appear ,ud plead.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk % our said Court, o.
office. IN HiiIsborough, the fourth Monday in February
A. ID. 1857. rpn r.uS
March IS. sI-6w
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New Spring Coos.


I,HE largest and hes, stock ever had, which were
Il bought upon The best terms, early in the season.
before the rise, consisting in part Of
800 yatds sup'r Hemp, Felt and Ingram Carpetings
so Hats Bpnnets, Flats, Gipses. &c.
1850 wards Unhleachcd Cotton Cloth. Jeans, &c.
2.5OO yards Beachei Cotions, shee,ings, &c.
2iUO Checked and Striped Cotton Cloth. &c.,
2On0 yards colored Jeans, Cotionades. Cheeks, Ita
ian CLOTH Dfap d'Ete Ribbed Molair, aud other goods
for ho and men wear.
$50 wards Linen bills, &c. white and colored.
5,l00 yards Calico,
zoo Yards Jolored and Black Gnghams.
900 yards Lawns, Bingham Lawns, Organizes, Ja-
comets, Bfilauis. &c.
200 pairs Gloves,
270 DOZEN spool Thread,
ZOO gross Buttons
600 pairs Ia,ilss' Misses and Chilltcn's Shoes
beautiful shape aud finish including Curdied Goat. Mo
rocro and Kid Bu-kins; Congress Boo's; Welis and
Slippers; Plain FoTcd and Congress Caters; Velvet
Slippers; Childens Co.ored aud Plain. Rachel-ioSed
ana Button Boots. Alsn BronIed AMI Kid Socks.
Nantes; Lace and Wrought Bands Flouncings;
Enginas and Insenings; Printed aud Pierced Collars
an, Bands; silk and Leather Belts; Summer corres;
Suniag Cactus and Empress skirts; Grass Cloth;
Corded CaInbHc; BIilianis and sleT goods Tor max
ing Skirts
500 Yards Ribbons Or all kinds.
6OOU lbs Rio, Lasuiss and Java Coffee; Extract Of
Coffre
1000 lts. Coffee Sugars, and Crushed and Powder,
Cd Sugars; Sugar House Syrup; Best Green and Black
Teas; Fine Madeira Wine and French Brandy, foi
medicinal purposes; also Cooking Wine.
Sole and Upper Leather, &c. dc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

The New Yurk Courier ohjects to the re-
cent appointment oi the lannon's captain Ran.
ders as U. =. Marshal Tor the Eastern District
81 New York, anoug other Things. npon the
grou"d, that .he Is devoted 10 The tiibustrrs.
and Intimately mixed up in all their dolnss.
4 solld"bjectlon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

Qjs" Where Poisons exist, there can the anlidoes
be found. This 10 be the law Of nature aud the
ahorglnees If this country, as il by instinct. acte.
upon this principle The poisonous malaria in this
region, which produces intrrnents can he destroyed
Fever aud Ague Remedy, being compound OF yeget-
abes peculiar 10 The sections where the disease prevails
Can be had any Of the respectable sores aud when
used directed, opinion Of its being an anlidoie
will be endorsed to the letter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

THE New Mexican TREary.-Nem Or
leans, March sl.-lt is stated on good au,
thority, that instead Of the purchase 81 Sono
ra aud I.ower Califnrna a, our Governmrnl
will concil,ate the Mexican Government
bv paving the designated sum Of fifteen mil.
lions for the purchase Of the I,thmus Of Te-
h"antepec. It's runored thar Senator Ben-
jamin has been app inted special Commits.
sloner TO accomplish the purchase.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

gas Spring and Summer Melicne, CARERS
Spanish Mixture stands pre-einnent above oil others
lis singular efracious acton The blood lis strength.
enlng aud visiyng qualities; It's tome action The
Liver; its tendency 10 drive all humors the surface
thereby cleansing the system according to Natures
prescription; its harmes and at the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the numbers of
testified by many Of The most respectable citizens
Richmond, Va AMI elsewhere, must he conclusive ey
nee that there is no humbug aIoutit. The trial 81
single bottle will satisfy the mos, skepca Of its ben.
efts See advertisement in another column.
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AsSrAL SE..nS. Tine praIle 81 0hio are
thinking 81 ,ioing What many other States
will find II rrces.ar, 10 ,lu u ,hcy wish Il
Keep pare with the pragrs, 81 TIE aye. The
Legislature Isposes. ainnngst other amend.
meets 60 The Constitution, une q, 20 blck to
annual legislative srss,ons. u has brea iound
by experience thar an interval II iva years .
too gre,tshere impartanl in:rrcstsarr always
arising.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

A Coon REcuIlu S.-The Bsffalo and
Lake iluran raii~ay have ors'ered al the
trains TO rome To- dead stand belurr crossing
an, bridge. The Law requires top before
crossing swing bridges. but the campau, hne
extended the 0nlet To- all other structures.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

FLouR lssrEcrms law IN MIssouRi.--Mi,s
sou,l Huuf has held = high po-iiIon ~ The New
York aud l,,~t"n markets 81 late. and hy
so,av considered preferable q any other.
~ Legislature uf Iht stale. at is rrcent
srs-in~, passed law requiring all manuiac.
turrr. ~ Hour To- place gpon the barrel, ecu.
tanning Il, !" the name II the prrs " the
style ~ the hrm wliu manufacture the same.
aisa the State aud tnwn or place, and mill ~
mill. where manufactured, aud al.o tie grade
OF the quality aud weight thereof" under the
penalty u twice the value ~ the four FINN
which such particulars are .niued. II slsu
prohIbit. the drfacing az altering Of any such
brand. under Ike penalty.
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CARoLINA BLACK HAWK.

rE,lls stallion. brought from Vermont last spring y
10. Wilton sifudwitk. viii mskr sPiing season
in lliiihtuug to commence on ihr 81 u Msreh sud
ea.e Oh ihe 18th q June. Terms. $50 the season.
80 IT. insurance. Mafcs ifam 1 distance viii ~
ini,dri snd vel attended is u tie of
the hatsr,-pfife ., cents Prfdss. special viii
IN taken u prevent sectttt.. bot Nv responsibility
assumed
pEDlGREg.-Cat5lina Black Hawk VS. .ifei rs
tha all y,rnuat Bitrk HaNk, tnoW osntd Is David
Hill. - BdpOtt. " y IL b, tie shennsn Morgan; DC
b, tie ni nal iu.iin Mofgsu i,s f,tisr u the race
ii NotsiHs The dnm y Calelna Bilek Hawk W..
sired !, jsseendsni u Tie ~ r,,ssbny out u a
Morgan mnre.
1lhs stllin viii le siS wears old IN July nest. 81
VET black color, medium ere. weighing one thousand
sud tsenty.six pounds and u lie les pSsraransi
AND mas resant moving horses that can le pfadUr,j.
aud fof Fehiisuess aud dotiy, bath under hr saddle
and 10 harness. cannot ~ surpassed W any seldiHg
When THREE years old. he VS. ifasJ - the Vermont
State Fair. agains nune II colts " ihs hetss.
snd ess he successful ccmfsliiot i0t The premium.
Ne also ifotte 81 the North Carolina state Fsit ls,t
islI. and shared the ptm1in With very worthy horse
of tbs SANE breed.
JAMES r. CAIN,
". =. srRtDwtcK,
3. ~. sTRuDwIcE.
reksag Il -
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REmmSs oF 4 MAsropux.--'rhe Williams
burg Wal t;ayette. SAYS th.t last week. twn
sailors discovered about nile vest Of Thai
place. the tusk nf SEINE huge snim.l. which
was five feet eight inches 10 length. Three
JOINTS II tie b,ckbone were also fund, each
mca-ar,ng twa feet seven inches 10 diameirr
These specimens are 10 be removed TO the
Philadelphia Museum.
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A SNAKE w,ruI, ! porAro-The chic

A SNAKE WITHIN porAro.-1he Chicago
Journal, Of Thursday. says: !" Mr.. Charles Z
Day. Of the South Side. yesterday showed Us
a bniled potato. which on being opened, was
fund to contain, small snake over two inches
long II is M ugly looking thug. The
development took place at the dinner la
bie."
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Chicago. March %.

CIV. German. Ut Minnesota. has issued .
pro,Iamart.n calling ali extra Session ~ the
Legislature on April eth. lnr the purpose 81
max, the nccrssary laws 10 ensbir the ppo-
pie TO form State constitution also. for
the purpose II ii.p".ng 4 land. granted al
The last session II C..ngte,s N All Of rail.
rUadsin the Territory.
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NoysL TRsL--i correspondent ef the
Petersburg R,ptrss, attending The Stprriar
Couri held at Pl,m"ih last week. Judge
Eli. presiding. wrltss that .mong tue crowd
attending r.srl were many drawn thiiher y
witness The trial IL i suIt between certain
parties rum The county of Hereford. The
political cast uf the case was what had given
Il interest u seems a. IL a gentleman who
had been a member Of the Know. Nothing
order had Withdrawn from the fraternity !
Nh,reupen the lodge expelled him. aud
puslhsd him 90 unworihy Of trust pr ere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-08

Das.cE..-At the late tern Of The Orange
eoanit VA c.urt. DR.. VIM. n. NJ. ilaward.
81 bradford. WAS macted 10 the sun Of
81 400 iamsges iar NAL practice. IN not per.
feetly sritiag fractured leg.
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N O T. 1 @ 4

IN The ii day Of April. by limitation. the shep
" randucied " A. 4. MufJoCk, as agent. closed.
Al Indebted ~ sid shop must cone and Settle their
acrounts " cash o. note ~ the 2uih April or their
acrounts will he Ivund IN oliris hand. tot collection.
| ave alsa variety Of huggiss, which will sell
low Cor cash o. for good notes.
&. J. FREELAND.
April 8. s3-aw
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NicARAGUAs AFFAIRS ~ The schooner y.
Broaks. Iran Gre, town On the 18th ull., pI,
into Cape tetr Oh TUESDAY evening !" dis.
uess. Seyeral1r Walkers soldiers were uil
board. lrpm whom the journal lcarns that II
VAS rumnred that Walker had succeeded ID
ntrraiing irmn Rivas TO San Juan del sur.
on the Petite. where he had seized upon
some shipping, whether With a,ew % await.
ing ieiuiurccments from San Francisco, oI
making descent on sUme other punt Vt the
coast. or &c returning TO California, IS mol
known.
Walkers furee was reduced to some three
hundred men, badly on f,r provisions and
ammunition. and sinking under fatigue anIl
priyatiOns.
Al NV Orleans. on the 50th March. the
steamer Flu IRE tity arrived with ninety
dcserters Iron Walkers army.
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Dr. champncs died Il his residence IN
Dr.ukl,n. New York. on Friday morning.
18th instant. from poison received While
making a.post inortrm examination.
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MRS, F. Il. COOLEY,
GIoak am lrrss sflaktr,

HAS jusi received her Northern Spring Fashions,
H and respectfully sccils call from idirs who
wish fashionable, well made aud good iiing ufesses.
Apfil I. Sc
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/ ing with the remainder Of his command, ane
made an attack, driving the Indians out. who
fought gallantIy forfiiteen minutes. The las.
y the 5th iniantryis four killed. six wounded
and one missing. Lss If the Indians MOI
known, Though they were distinctly seen carr
rylng Oft numeer Of bodies fran the ham,
mack. Capt. Stevenson is Of opinion that
the Indians are going to make stand there
threat excitement here. sending out troops
&c.
4 letter Of the llth, from Fort Brooke,
lninrns u that the above news is confrne.l
by Official aud private reports. We give an
extract from thi, letter:
Gen. Iiarney has left Fort Myers for the
scene Of action. Name Of The mounted artll
lery have gone, as iaras know. The Indian
squaw il 70 be turned hose ID Bowleg stown
10 inform the Indians that Gen. Harvey is IN
Florida. and close after them. as up to this
date the Indians are mt aware that lie is in
Florida. so says the squaw."