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From the Baltimore Sun.
Warrington, April Is.


The army order published in the Union is
Of great interest and importance in reference
to the state of things on the western frontiers.
Gen. Harvey, with sixteen companies Of in
tantry, is ordered to Fort Leavenworth, in
Kansas. A detachment of dragons. under
Col. Johnson, and another under Gen. Sum
ner, are under orders for the West. One
detachment is destined probably for service
against the Chan Indians, who are hostile
and troublesome. Perhaps the other may be
ultimately destined for the Territory Of
Utah.
Minnesota is to come into the Union as a
state next session, and her Senators will no
doubt be Gen. Shields and Mr.. Rice, the
delegate from the Territory in the last two
Congresses. The Legislature Of Minnesota
will meet on the 9th Of this month for the
purpose Of disposing Of the munilicent dona-
ton Of lands in aid Of railroads within the
Territory which was made by Congress at
the late session. This is supposed to be the
largest donation of the sort ever made to
any new State or Territory, and will probably
be found to embrace six millions Of acres.
Col. Summer, with force Of about 900
men, has been ordered against the Iowa and
Cheyenne Indians. On the restoration Of
peace in those quarters, he will proceed with
his troops to Utah---the shameful licentlous-
ness Of which Territory the administration
is determined shall be broken up.
II is estimated that early in June there
will be at least 1000 u. $. troops in Kansas,
under the comand Of Major Generals Harvey
and Persifer +. Smith.
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diffcultY ID nearIY settled. A treaty of con

difficulty ID nearly settled. A treaty ofcom-
merce between Russia and Francois nearly
concluded. The Mexican difficulties are the
subjectof much discussion IL Spain, and the
Warlke feeling j. IS strong 10 ever. Gnnnt
Walewski, the French minister for Foreign
Affairs, had addressed letter to Spain. From
China it is stated that matters were quiet al
Canton. Admiral Seymour was at Hong
Kong. awaiting reinforcements. The trial
OF Alum. the poisoning baker. had resulted in
bis acquittal. A Geographic despatch to
Bombay says that the Emperor Of China has
ordered Commissioner Yeh to conclude peace
on any terms. Teas and silks had further
advanced.
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II is said that some French gentlemen from
Louisiana. largely engaged in sugar planting
III that State. have purchased tract Of land
in the neighbo,hood d lacusa, on the line Of
ihe Illinois Central railroad. in Illinois,
where they will organize colony Of French
residents, WIN are now on their way from
Canada. Arrangements are made for the
erection of stores. hotels. mills. warehouses.
and dwellings ; and It is expected that large
and ilourishng colony will b. firmly located
the present season.
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There Is M reason, that We know d, for supposing
thai either Mr. cass ., HI. Douglas would vote for a
general distribution bill. VIII journal
Not the slightest. Why should they
Their Southern allies. the ruling powers in
this section. are opposed to a geaerm distri-
button bill, whilst they make no objection 10
the particular distribution bills in which
Michigan and Illinois are interested. Messrs.
Cas- and Douglas, therefore, like sensible
men. refrain from offending their Southern
brethern By forcing money upon them, and
thereby retain all the money, or the land
which produces it. for their own use. The
less the south receives. the more for Illinois
and Michigan; and Illinois and Michigan
have appetite for all. Fay. 0bsercu.
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BiuSpEs,SG INTO THE TRuTH.-0ne ol
those magistrates sometimes denominated
!" password justices. 10 neighboring town.
imagining himself insnltcd by one Of the
to.nsmcn during dispute, threatened to
arrest him for contempt Of court. The
plain citizen replied that il could not be
done, as the password justice was mt acting
officially; but the latter rejoined that he
/" was a justice Of the peace continually,
from the rising ~ the sun 70 the setting d
the same, whether in court or ont Of court
aud an object Of contempt euery,chsrc."
BaHgor journal.
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EQUITY S ALE.
!Slmuti Iiluntr y. Smuti \. collins.

PURSUANT 10 d decree u the Court Of Equity
fut Orange county. made At March term. 1857. !
shall offer al public sale. Al the GaIr House Dur. ~
The Town Or Hish5touIh. on MONDAY iht iilt hay
Of May next thai valuable House and Lot u 'he i"s
Of HlIisbcfcueh, on Tf,an street, adjoining Levin
Carmichael Mrs. Raulbac, and Josiah futnet Mhefron
Samuel Collins now lives conisinine one aete, more
o. lees,
sir months credit will bc gisfn. Band and good
security viii lie required sni the title will he reserved
until lie purchase money . pad.
sale at Is o'clock.
r. WEBB, C. 4 W. e.
Ln,ifa ss-sw
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N o 7 I C. i,

A 5 am preparing to leave the State about the LIST
= Of October, hereby give notice TO all persons in
dehied to me 10 make immediate payment, asI wish TO
settle all my business in this State by that time.
am also prepared to manufacture o few Threshing
Machines TO order large 80 inch cylinder eight
horse power, and one l9-Inch cylinder finished One
complete sett Of Mill Gear, seven-feet beyeed Driving
Wheel, Trundes, &C., all gotten up in the very best
style Of workmanship. Those wishing anything in
my line Of business, should make application soon.
A. BROWN.
April Is. s4--sw
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The following are additional particulars
concerning the receat explosion At the Coal
Mines III Chatham County. an account oi
sbich We Published day Or two since:
The espiosisH took place At o'clock, 4.
M. on Meaday last AZ the Governors Greek
Coal Mines, which are situated At place in
Chatham county, known - Egypt. The Su-
periatendent. Mr.. Robert Dunn, and four ot
the hands, al white men, we're Instantly Kill
cd, and two others xcee thought TO be dead ;
but after beias buried awhile. with apertures
~ the ground giving their nose aud eyes fresh
air--tIlc method USUALLY adopted, understand.
for the purpose of relieving the lungs o. the
sufferers from foul air. they were restored
Go life, but lie life of one Of them, nan
named Carer. i despaired u. The damage
10 the property j. said be very great. The
mines are owned BY Company ~ philadel-
phia, and we're being worked on an extensive
scale. The company. understand. have re.
Gently invested. lpr were sboat iu.estngl
q. 500 900 10 working them. This IS the
second explosion attended with fatal effect
which has taken place At those mines, the
present year, another fire damp explosion
having occurred about i've weeks ago. by
which five men lost their lives.
Wilmington H4,oM
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M.rmrpsx FrS.-A Miss Iaquet, Of ches.

ManRIEDss FrS.--A Miss Jaquet, Of Ches.
Ter CO., PAL and Mr.. Baiehcll, d Ohio,
we're married in spnrt aboa year ago, on
the impulse u a banter; but The lady. having
shown her .pirit. declared she would carry
tie jDke no further. Both parties soon found
they lad gone too FAR. Mr.. Batchell was a
gentleman o. property IN Ohio. lie could no
ian.cr make title 10 his real estate. The
Young lady. VIM rrigncd - village belle,
soon found she had been trifling with seri.
Gus matter, and she now applies Tor divorce.
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wmisKEy.--fiyc thousand eight hundred
and eighly.one barrels nf whiskey. staining
larty one gillDns each, we're conveyed over
the Scaboarl railroad between the FIRST Of
January, 1856. and The first of February,
1857. 10 various points on the line n the road
and the contiguous p,rts Of North Carolina.
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You can 10 any thing Il you have pa.
tience," sid al old uncle, who had male =
fortune, 10 nephew WIN had nearly spent
one, = Water NAV be carried in q sieve, II
you can only watt" How longf" asked
The petulaut sprndthrilt, who vas impatient
lOr the old mans obituary. Till II freezes
maa tie unele's co,l reply.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. April, IS.
The Ericsson arrived here last night at IL
o'clock. Her news is to the lst inst.
The English elections indicate an over.
whciming i'almcrston triumph. Messrs. Gil.
son, Golden. Layar,l, and Bright. Of the op.
position. are defeated. Londonreturn Lord
John Russell. Baton Rnthschlld. Messrs.
Crawford and Duke. Messrs. Gladstone and
Rvtbuck are reelected. The Neuiehatcl
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PAPER TowNs IN NEBRssKA.-We would
advise all our friends to beware Of paper
towns. There is at this time perfect town
making mania; every body seems DESTROYS Of
being tile owner ii town. All persons de.
string to secure an interest in Nebraska would
do well to examine for themselves or get a
responsible agent to act for them. Never buy
from floating spectators, unless you tho.
roughly examine the title and property, or
you may be "fleeced."
Nebroska Pioneer, Mareh24.
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THE MORMON DIFFICULTY.

The condition Of affairs in Utah has claim.
ed to some degree the attention Of the adj
but no decision has been come
to in the matter, the position offoreign affairs
being considered Of greater Importance, and
engrossing large share Of the time Of the
President and Cabinet. So soon, however,
as the Chinese and other questions Of moment
affecting our foreign relations, are put in a
fair train Of settlement, Morm0ndom will re-
ceiye the consideration Of the government to
the degree which il deserves.
The lawless state Of things in Utah has
forced the resignation Of Hon. w. w. Drum
mond. one Of the justices Of the Supreme
Court Of that territory, whose reasons for
such course are Of nature to show the
necessity for the interference Of the federal
government.
Hut the time is nearly at hand when these
traducers Of all that is good, and workers Of
evil, will receive the due reward Of their
deserts. The recent army order, for Z
movement TO the far West Of a considerable
number Of United States troops, is regarded
a. Intended for the special benefit Of the
/" Latter Day Saints" as they term them.
selves General Harvey. whose field Of ope'
rations has been changed to the West. will b.
invested with the command Of body q
troops sufficient to chastse these yiolators o.
the Jaws &c God and man, and traducers O
the Republic. CIR. ef Baltimore american
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Ba,risu PLErr N rms CHINA SgAs.-Therc
are fifteen British smiling ships and nineteen
steamers on The China statinn. BESIDES
these, several first class war steamers and
4 squadron Of twenty gunboats have recently
left England for the scat 81 the Disturbances
al Canton, and have taken out over 5000
troops.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-04-22

A cnaI burning locomotive in Illinois recent.
II ran aj4 miles. and saved go 80 IN cost u
fael by burning coal instead of wood. The
soal used ii lllinpis j. bituminous. which i
abundant; but who'd Is every year becoming
dearcr. 81 that The use 81 the former article
has become almost Indispensable % loromo.
fion.
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A coal burning locomotive in Illinois re-.
eently ran a54 miles, and saved S22 so 10
Gust Of fuel By burning coal instead Of wond.
The coal used il illinois is the bituminnus.
which is abundant; but wood is every year
becoming dearer, so that the use Of the lnr-
mcr article has became almost indispensable
10 locumUtiOn.
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IT Should we ever he afflicted with that tormen,-
ing complaint, Fese, and Ague, we should at once
order some Of the South American Fever and Ague
Remedy. prepared by G. A. Leonard, New York. No
person exposed 10 The which produce il should
he without it, As preventive, it is unequael; and
as remedy words are inadequate to express its value.
Try il, ali you who are afflicted, and testify 10 the
truth Of what we say. II can be had at any Of the
respectable stores in this section Of the country.
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A Good Chance for Investment.

r5yHE undersigned have improved first.raie Water
Power OH Haw River, below the junction Of the
Alamance, which offers many facilities for manufac-
turing and milling operations. They invite The CO.
operation Of or more prudent persons in getting
up an establishment worthy Of the power. good
dam il erected, and saw mill running. Those who
desire 10 make investment Tor such purposes would do
well III this point Letters directed 10 either Of US at
Graham. will be attended 10 promptly.
w. II. ALBRIGHT & ]. r. HOLT.
Graham, March ~. s2-Im
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n O TIGE.

WE. the undersigned, DO forewan all persons from
W trading for bond on Us, made payable 10 John
X. chamble for three hundred and fy-seyen dollars
and eehiyhree cents. hearing date the nth oetober
A. d. ls56. Said bond was given 10 John r. Cham
bic for certain tract Of Land, and he was 10 make
good deed the 18th o. January, 1857, which be has
failed 10 DO. We 10 mt intend 10 pay said bond
without he makes good RIGHT and title 70 said land
SIMPSON BROWNING,
ANDERSON BROWNING.
April 9. s3-3w
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Rso,srsngp LrrrEas The New York
Tunes recently published list 81 letters,
mailed 10 that office and registered, which
never came 10 hand. u has since been fund
that tie cause was not il Tie Post OlIIcr but
a clerk u Tie Times stepped them On their
passage. The Postmaster had receipts Tor
every registered letter.
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A IInRsF WITH 9oRK LEG.-The Ade-
iaide tAustraiia) Register has the following:
j" We have recently seen Mr.. Collns's mare
Jewess. Ii will be remembered that she
broke her near fore leg on the race course IN
April last while running for the town plate.
Ampntation was performed BY Mr.. Grabb, un-
der whose care she has completely recovered.
Her condition is excellent, and cork foot
seems TO answer the purpose admirably"
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Darn FROM TrK Barr or SriprR-A
lady named Ann Eliza Tyler died sndlenls
~ last Thursday night. in Richmond, VA
from the bite II spider. She was bitten on
The RICH; cheek The night beiorc, and died the
following evening lrnm the effects.
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Gnxs wrsr.-Wr see il stated that Hon.
Faycttc McMalten. u Virginia, has left fur
ia new home in west Missouri. Tha. We
70. Even Democratic politicians. WIN have
grown gray in the service u The party and
become rich On The spills of alice. alter they
have succeeded by suicidal state policy IL
grinding conhding people to The earth with
taxation, and hurdened them with an i'm.
mense debt, without even the hope Of relief,
bctake themselves 20 the west, where more
enlightened State policy prevails. and the
people have few burdens 10 bear Here, In
Virginia. they oppose virginia's receiving any
portion IL the proceeds Of the public lands. A.
unconstitutional and Mn. Democratic, but once
in the West, thes no longer have any scruples.
but "go 10 " fur The lions share! Il surely
should surprise no une. that there u al this
time such an unparalleled stampede frnn The
high taxes in Virginia. when the example i
set them by such brilliant lights d Democracy
ait Gov. McComas and Fayette AlcMallen
We hupe this ignoble departure will result u
calling better men 10 hll their places.
WLVEgs Ysi Tine
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AIR ron rul Fggt sraIg Sgrrtrl

AID ron rnk FRgk SrAiE SsrrLERs Dos.
ION, April IO.--l'hc lInusc nf Represents.
lives to-day, by suto II TOO majority, or
drrel tua third reading the resolutions gran.
tine siOO. 900 III aid u tic free state settlers
uf Kansas.
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In Granville e. c. jury has awarded TO
a Young atly four thousand dollars damages
against citizen Of that place for SANDER.
After paying lawyers fees the plaintiff deso-
ted Tie remaining sun 10 benevolent pur-
poses.
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N OTICE.

IN the LIST dag of April, by limitation, The shop
" conducted by A. G. Murdoch, as agent, closed.
All indebted to said shop come and settle their
accounts By cash or note by the Goth April, their
accounts will lie found in officers hands for collection.
nave also a variety Of buggies, which will sell
low for cash or for good notes.
c. ]. FREELAND.
April 9. S3-3w
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A wARSISG.-A wealthy Greek ship.owner
Of MarseliIes. France. has been sentenced to
three years imprisonment, fine Of 5000
francs, and intrrdictcd from civil rights for
ten years tor having irandslenily insured a
ship after he had received intelligence Of her
loss.
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lncTfaSep SlISsUuu
The number Of passengers was one.thifd
larger than tie previous year. The entire
length of the road IL 707 miles. including il
two forks and its cost has been. including
commissions. loss on bonds. and stacks u
every kind. si5.94a.on0
lends already said, iD,.I5.0OO
The company have left i.-a9,0O
acres, unr,h 2s,5s6, 600
Which will pay the whole cast of The read
and leave surplus oi -. 100000. besides
the entire stock 81 the road free to the stock.
holders, which will yield dividend, as tile
directors estimate, of per cent. The stock
is nov selling ior si3s fys 500 given 10 The
original huldes.
tan any body Who has regard Tor cquaiit,
II benefits aud burdens, give sound rcasnn
why grants 20 corporations ~ tie new States
are constitutional and proper. whilst tlws
are denied 70 the people u The old States
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or TnE AGE.-Tt
seldom occurs thai we notice. under any circumstances.
patent medicines rcsoatyes ANYTHING Of the kind,
for we have prejudice against most Of them. But
candor compes to invite attention TO the advertise
ment Of Prof. Moods Hair Restorative We are
too juvenile 10 require anything Of the kind. but
some instances Of have come 10 our knowledge
which almost that il is sovereign remedy
against the hair becoming prematurey gray Il i not
a.. Hair Dye;" but upon lis application as directed
The effect il produced on the skin. which brings out the
original native colored hair, without stiffness. and il
gives il glossy and natural appearance. We have
seen persons who have used il. anil they are much
pleased with it. Examine the advertisement.
Missouri Republican.
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A LESSON TO FRENcH MoTHERs "A person
in rather high position has just obtained
from the Civil Tribunal Of the Seine sepa-
ration from his wife, with the right Of keep
ing his child, in consequence Of the following
circumstances. The child had the measles,
and its medical attendant declared its life to
be in danger, bu. the mother nevertheless
continued 10 prepare her toilette for an even
ing party to which she had been invited.
= You cannot leave the child, who is DYING
exclaimed the husband. The wife replied that
it was impossible for her to remain away from
the party without breaking her promise, aud
being guilty Of want Of politrnrss. The
husband again demonstrated with her, but IN
vain. She insisted on going to the party, Il
only for an hour. The husband then INFORM
ell her that IL she carried her intention into
execution, the door would be closed against
her on her return. The wife left for the
party, but on her return home was refused
ad,nittance. The tribunal has decided that
the husband was perfectly Justified. and has
/ Furthermore ruled that a wife who iorsakes
her child III illness furieits her conjngal rights
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nfAs Spring and summer Medicine, Carriers
Spanish Mixture stands preeminepl above oil others
Its singular ecacious action The blood; lis strength
enng and siyifyng qualities; is tonic action on The
Liver; it, tendency drive oil humors to the surface,
thereby cleansing the system according TO Natures
prescription; It's harmless and Al the same time
extraordinary good effects, and the numbers Of cures
testified 10 by many Of the most respectable citizens OF
Richmond Va, anil elsewhere, mus, he conclusive esi.
dence that there is no humhug abnutit. The trial Of
single hottie will satisfy the most skepicaI Of its ben.
eiils. See advertisement ID annlhef column.
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VALUE or / L,Np posarroN.

The value &c the gran, Of land By Congress
to The Illinois Central Railroad Company
my be estimated BY greet results produced
within the last two years. as given il the
.ubjoined paragraphs:
The annual report &c the Illinois Central
Railroad has just been made. BY which il ap.
pears that the gruss earnings II the roads
the past wear have brrn se.I.G.OOO
The previous year they acre i,552,0Ou
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SEayED hin RlcHr.--at the late Term Of
Richmond Superior Court, Stephen Cole Wa
sentenced to pay fine d five hundred dol.
lars and be imprisoned ten DAYS for whipping
his vile. lie beat her in cruel and brutal
manner, and the community we're greatly
pleased with the sentence pronounced by the
stcrnly righteous Judge. Argus.
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There il nothing ia the whole Inst Of medicine
creating such sir among insaids as d.. sandiorts
Inyigoralor OF Liver Remedy It gives such quick re-
Lief AZ 10 convince the patient " receiving benefit AZ
most as soon as the medicine is tsken. We do not
know Of a single instance where il has been taken
without benefit, and in nearly oil a complete
cure i effected by lie use. Il has acquired its wide
popularity simply because il does what il is ecom-
nended 10 do. Il Is constantly eniargns its circle OF
friends carrying healing its wings. and JOY 10 the
hearts Of those suffering from Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia or General Debility.
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FLORIDA EVERGLADES An important fact
in announced IL relation 10 the Everglades VI
FLORIDA. II il stated that the waters u that
immense reservoir have recently found an
outlet through which they are discharglns
themselves IN great ,oIume N the Gull 81
Mexico. An area, embracing many millions
Of acres heretofore submerged, will thus BE
converted into Lry land. and II -, Il will
probably be found 10 be mu.h tie largest
body Of rich lanI IN Florida. aud extending
several degrees farther south than Louisa.
IA. No other portion ~ the south will con-.
pare with IL 10 adaptation to the culture Of
the sugar cane and other tropical products.
Under the " swamp grant" all u this lard .
the property II Tie state, and BY the internal
impros emcnt act. II has been pledged = =
basis u credit lor The several Railroad enter.
prises 81 Florida.
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.

A IL person, indebted to me- must settle Immediately.
- OF they will find their accounts In The hands Of an
Oinee'' PRIDE JONES.
Marh.is. So