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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04

On the 18th Of August the garrison Of Luck.
anow made successful sortie, capturing the
guns and provisions of the Dinapore mutineers
who were again defeated by Major Eyre.
The rebels were threatening Allahada,l and
Benaires.
Large bodies Of troops we're marching from
Calcutta towards Allahabad. Troops were
arriving at Calcutta rapidly from England.
A dispatch to the London Post says that the
British forces had attacked Luckanaw castle
and spiked the guns. inficting heavy loss on
the enemy.
There is an excessive money pressure at
London. and a further advance in the rates Of
interest was feared. Consols had fuctuated
greatly, having been as low as 500, but raj
lied.
The King of Prussia was better, but still in
a critical condition.
The meeting Of the Emperors Of France
and Austria was still talked of.
The ministerial crisis at Madrid still con-
tinued. Bravo and Murrilo still refused to
form ministry.
There were apprehensions Of further dis
turbances in Italy.
Further N,cs from Iadia--Anfeipated
assault in Delhi, DC.
New York, October rs, P. M.
Dates from Delhi to August 3Oth. state that
an immediate assault was anticipated. The
rebels had been defeated on the 29th with The
loss Of all their guns. Gen. 0ntram was ex-
pecied To reach Cawnpore on the 9th of Sep
tember to join Haveloch. II was expected
that the garrison Of Lucknow would be re-
lleyed on the 10th Of August, then returned
to Cswnpore. The Mutinv Of the fifty first
native infantry was crushed. The garrison
at Arvah arrived safely at Dinapore. The
rebel fnrce at Ingdespore was broken. The
insurgents at DnApore were endeayoring to
reach Delhi. The twenty.third fasicers had
arrived at Calcutta.
Central India continues undisturbed. No
further outbreaks at Bombay. The Madras
presidency was Tranquil.
Lord Elgn had proceeded to Hong Kong.
The Persians evacuated llerat on the 9th
Of July.
Imports at Bombay were advancing. Mn
ney was plenty, aud exchange 2s. Sd. The
Bank OF Bengal had refused advances on the
India Gompany's paper.
Another dispatch says that Hayeloeh was
awaiting reinforcements at Cawnpore before
attacking kucknow. The garrison Of the
latter place was bravery holding out. having
again defeated the rebels with severe loss.
The rebels from 0pde we're threatening Al.
laIabad aud Benares, and the filty-tlth ma.
tive infantry had been dsarned. Large ho.
dies of troops were marching from Calcutta
towards AIlahabad. The Punjab continues
tranquil. Twenty five hundred troops had
arrived at Marritius.
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Washinpton. Oc,. Is.

GREaT BaITAN AND the NICARAGUA TRAs.
SRA FALSE REPoRr CoRREcrED.--The
British government will.take no steps with
reference to the Nicaragua transit except in
conjunction with the government Of the Uni-
ted States. None Of the alleged contracts
with Costa Rica on this subject have been
made with the eountenance Of England. or
sll this our government is well informed.
SO far frum Tie British cabinet having un.
der discussion the propriety of ordering a re-
call Of troeps, lrpm India. as was reported in
an alleged letter from Minister Dallas. il was.
at the latest accounts. received yesterday,
making renewed exsrliOns Tor the suppress
sion OF the mutlny.
The statement may here be made on au.
thority. that il is not the intention oi the
British government TO have recourse 10 lureigu
enlistments in the present emergency. though
il is sensible &c Tie good intentions Of many
parties who have Offered their services ia
India.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04
ARTEsIAN WELLS IN THE DESERT.

The French papers have interesting ac-
counts Of newly bored artesian wells in the
Sahara Desert, in Algiers. They are six in
number, and some Of them are 275 feet deep.
The appearance of the water in each case
produced the greatest excitement among the
desert tribes. Their joy over the first well
was unbounded, and news Of the event
spread towards the south with unexampled
rapidity. People came from long distances
in order to see the miracle. The Marabouts,
with great solemnity, consecrated the newly
created we'll, and gave it the name Of z the
well Of peace" At another place, as soon
as the rejoicing outcries Of the soldiers had
announced the rushing forth Of the water,
the natives drew near in crowds, plunged
themselves into the blessed waves, and the
mothers bathed their children therein. The
names Immediately applied by the people,
such as the well of bliss" and the well
of gratitude" sufficiently attest their feel.
ings. Ii is said that these wells will work
an important part in social revolution O
the tribes in their neighborhoOd. Having
been obliged, like their ancestors, to wander
from place TO place as the desert spring,
dried up, they will now remain around III,
constantly flowing wells, cultivate the land
and take the first steps towards civilization
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04

Aprotest. signed by several prominentci t
zens Of Kansas, was filed on the 18th instant,
against the fraudulent returns Of Oxford pre-
cinct, in johnson county. In reply 10 which,
after personal investigation, Governor
Walker and Secretary Stanton Published a
proclamation in the Herald Of Freedom Of the
goth inst, expressing a determination to re.
ject the entire vote of Oxford, and give GER
tifeates to the Free State candidates.
The proclamation produced an intense excite
ment among the pro-slavery men, and threats
of vengeance were made against the Governor
and his Secretary.
On the 29th inst. protest was made agains
the assembling Of the constitutional conyen,
ton. BY mass convention Of the people hell
at Lccompton. State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04
Fall and Winter Goods.

THE Subscribers offer to their customers and the
a public new supply Of
I" Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, y
purchased the most desirable teras in the New York
market. Believing we did, thai there would be an
ertreme closcness in the money market this Fall and
Winter and that every should eeonolise, we en-
deavored to buy principally a staple stock, from
which the purchaser get the worth Of his money.
We invite attention to our stock Of
Mems and Womens Shoes,
Negro Brogans,
Winters" double.soled Bogans, best make,
Kerseys anG linseys,
White and Colored FlanneIs,
Negro and Bed Blankets, large stock,
Mousin de LANES, new style,
Solid and Plaid Mcrinoes,
Mems and Boys Wear. assorted tnrether with a
full stock Of GOOD FAMILY GROCERIES, at the
lowest prices
&c. TURRENTINE & son.
October 81. H.
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The an. C. PREsByTERIlN."-Th Presby
terrain Synod resolved to commence the pubIi-
cation Of Church paper in this State as soon
as the materials can be procured. II is to be
published at Fayetteville. and edited by Rev.
Geo. Mcneil and Bartholomew Fuller, Esq.
Mr.. Mcneil il too we'll known 70 the Pres
byterians in N. Carolina as talented and
christian gentleman. for Us 10 add anything
70 his reputation BY speaking his praise.
We know Mr.. Fuller to be gentleman Of
ability. Asa writer aud orator we consider
him number one. aud feel confident that he
will sustain himself as Editor with credit and
satisfaction To the patrons Of the paper.
ReSfeFn DemOsraf.
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Fall and Winter Goods,

which am satisfied have been purchased upon the
most favorable terms,-haying been in the Northern
market late in the season. and therefore had the stvan-
tage Of the decline in prices This advantage cheer.
fully extend to my patrons.
70 the following leading articles wish 10 call par
ticua. attention, as they were purchased at ancon
prices, onethird less than their actual value. viz:
Superior Cd French Merinoes at 81 and ~ rs, well
worth from 81 so 81 rs; yards 10 the dress
"a Satin DE shene at s5c., worth 81 SO; . yards
to the dress
Rich Broche' Shawls al $40, worth sl5
large assortment of Black and French Gray Cloth
Cloaks at IS, IS, $40, worth Sis.
Also full variety Of the finest French Cloth Cloak
ngs, SO per yard worth SIS. Together with all the
ccssary Trimmings and newest style Patterns TO make
them up, which will he done by Mrs. Owen, il desired
or patern. furnished to purchasers with instructions
White Embroidered Canton Grape shaNis. real
bargain at $50, worth $50.
The articles with prices annexed are intended to call
attention 70 such articles Of superior style and quality
as have been purchased very reduced rate and Of
rred al the price u medium grade goods; all giades
and prices Of goods will be found in my store.
would also parcuarse other prominent articles
which have been well selected TO quality and syc:
Mouslin De LANES from zoe. 10 81 %.
salin-sirirc poplins.
Worsed and Spun Silk raids.
Handsome Plaid and stnipe Silks. prices from 75c.
TO 81 50.
American, English and French Prints.
Heavy Over Coats.
Bed and Negro Blankets, great job, say from .5c.
10 the hest quality usually sold in this market. Also
ot OF Heavy Shoes for Negro Men and Women.
Flannels OF American, English and Shaking. Quaker
manufacture red, yellow, white and black.
Boots and Shoes of almost every grade.
My Millinery Department is complete, consisting Of
the newest style Bonnets Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers
and Chenille Trimmings; therefore Mrs. Owen hatters
herself that she will be patronzed by those wanting
such articles.
In conclusion, would merely say that the variety in
my stock is too great enumeate, and respectfully in
yie all 70 give il on examination, and If il is not salts
factory shall not ask wish any to buy nor charge
anything for showing.
also desire 10 say my friends and patrons in the
vicinity Of South Lowell that | intend TO put full
supply Of the same description of goods above men
TONED at my store al that place, and sell them upon
the same terms. regret that am little late in the
season, and win state the rrason, namely by being in
the market late, can do better in buying my stock
Finally ask fair trial this season by a thorough ex-
animation Of my stock. Respectfully.
II. L. OWEN.
MI also offer TO-. the public new, safe, econo-
mca nnd beautiful style Of Lamp having bought
The right 10 sell NJ. b. Dyous Patent Non-Explosive
se-Generang Gas Lamp. This Lamp possesses
every requisite make il the most desirable article 10
use in family, they afford most brilliant light and
are entirely free from danger. = nNCN
4 October IA. l0--3t
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which il is derived. This is the significant and appro.
pirate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. OF
GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR. j., s. HoUGH-
TON, of Philadelphia, for the of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II is Natures own remedy for an un.
healthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal its cura-
tive powers. II renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
See the advertisement in another part of this paper.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.

HAVING made this distinct branch Of trade, we
= devote particular attention 10 it, and keeping
large stock Of all kinds Of
Over Goats.
Business Coats,
Black Frock Coats,
Vests and Pants,
we GRABBED generally to fit and please those who
favor US with call We shall keep our stock renewed
from time 10 time. Call and examine il.
J. g. TURRENrlNE & son.
October 81. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04

CINCINNATI Hoo TRADE.-There has been
. further decline in the price Of slop- fatted
hogs at Cincinnati. The Price Current Of
that city says they are now dull at 81 $50
% % gross, with continued downward
tendency; and on Change on Tuesday corn
fatted hogs were offered at Oh so net for
November delivery, without finding buyers.
Those who have contracts to receive hogs at
~ net in November are in an uncomfortable
condition. The Price Current is of opinion
that farmers will hold back in hopes of
meeting better market as the season adj
yances, and this will lead to an increase in
the weight of hogs brought to market and a
heavier supply in December; because when
they are fatted they must be sold for. what
ever they will bring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04
MARR1ED,
Attention
Headquarters, Orange Guards,

Orders No. II.
|. The Commissioned and Non Commissioned Off.
GERS are required parade with the Officers of the 47h
Regiment on FRIDAY the 9th Of November next, al
10 o'clock, in full winter uniform and with side arms.
Q The company will meet in front Of the Coun
House, on SATURDAY, the 9TH of November, at IL
O'Clock, a. NJ with rounds Of blank cartridges, for
gular Monthly Parade and for Battalion Drill.
3. Delinquenis will be liable to double penalty for
absence or had arms.
BY order OF Capt. PRIDE JOKES.
i. L. COOLEY, O. s.
November A. l3-Iw
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~ There arc 10 every community persons ho arc
DESTROYS u doing good 10 the afflicted and suIrrinr and
10 such with Ne, We would slate that charitable act
they could perform would rebound more TO their self
qualification, aud bring comfort 10 the many now labor
aF under the disease prevalent in this section Of The
country, than 10 purchase iot thnse whose means may
not allow them 10 Do 90, some Of bsonsrds suuth
American Fever and Agie Remedy. L will moi only
cure the recipient u Youf charities, bot will aid lusre
10 your noble deeds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04
LAND FOR SALE.

4 WILL offer for sale iact Of Laid containing
23s Acres, lying nine miles east Of Hsborouqh.
adjoining the lands Of William Cain, Chesley p.
Warren and Others Il is convenient stand for bust.
ness Of almost any kind-fOr store, tavern black.
smith shop, tan yard two public roads through
the land, one from Hlslorouh 70 Oxford, The Other
from Milton % Durham's Depot. There i On il a
good Dwelling House, store House, &C., and tso
convenient Springs About thirty IL the land Il
clcan4 The wood anJ. All persons wishing ID
huy will please call upon me. The land ran he goi on
reasonable terms; | an MI pushed fJr money.
will give good time to pay for il.
JUDA L. DUNNAGAN.
October 20. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04
Valuable Plantation and Buildings
ATTENTION ~
October IL.

TO The Commissioned and Non. Commissioned
Officers and lNuici0ls belonging 10 Me 4-ih
Rtgimeaf of ne North Carolina lfiiiia:
NOU aic hereby ordered an commanded 70 attend
a al ilsh,foush. On FRIDAY he 9Th II November
next for drill muster mud court martial, AMI on SAT.
URDAY the sh sou will attend with your respective
companies l,r icsncnal exercise. Each Captain will
he required d make return of bis company 10 the
court martial. By oalef % the Col. Com.
STEPHEN NICHOLS, mn
sep,embcf 20. Oi-Gw
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present in no need Of it. The property gwen
to it is worth 100000; and it is given at a
time of terrible pressure, when the city debt
is Sl8,000,000, the annual tax Sc, O00, 900,
and large city works suspended for want of
means to continue them. The Journal of
Commerce supposes the donation a bid for
the Ronlsh vote. Fayetteville Observer.
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ANnTrnR ERrPrinS ~ MnrNr yrsruus.--
The London Times ol October 10Th las let.
ter from Naples, which says:
On Thursday We had one Of the finest crup.
iions 81 vesuyius possible TO be seen. To.
wards seven al night the crater appeared all
on Gre, long flames suddenly sruse from il.
tlen the lava gushed forth On very broad
surface. and with very great rspidity, 10 the
direction 81 the Fossr dele Faraone, and in
less than three hours II had run over sill the
distance that separates the crater fruln the
Atrio del Ca,alla. the place where stahd The
yesuyian Observatory aud the famous her.
miiage which serves asa refuge for travellers
&c al couf 'ries, for no foreigner conrs e
Naples without making The ascent uf Nesu.
sius. Thank 10 tie fnc mountain ruad
the government has made, you can ascend
II easily in three hours. AL the quays O
Naples wrre throngpd with people. admirine
this beautiful eruption.
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NEW TANNERY.

TSHE subscriber having established a Tannery at
Mehanesve, Alamance county, on The North Caro-
lima Rlioad viii be pleased furnish 10 those who
may fayor him with their patronage, good article Of
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather and liberal
prices paid in cash for them.
BOOTS and SHOES manufactured to order, and
made Of the very best French aud Northern skins and
from Leather Of my own tanning. Al work done in my
shop warranted 10 he well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE,
Sept. i6.-06- Mehsnes,ile, NC.
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HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Highly Concentrated Extract IIuchu-ior Diseases u
The Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel DioPsy. Weaknesses
&c.. Il sale and pleasant remedy. Head III adset.
lisemenl IN smother column, headed . HglmbOd.
Genuine Pfrpsfat0n.r
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NOTI

,E,HE irmof SHEPHERD. FERRELL & CHEEK.
II Durham's Depot, in Orange County, n. g.. has
this day brcn dissolved ty mutual CONSENT Mr. Cheek
having withdrawn from ihe concern.
The business will still be continued by shepherd &
Ferrell. This Goth October, 1857.
November 4. l3-3w-pSi so
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-11-04

81 DrGEsTr-such |. The true meaning Of HE
word spHpstN," o. u the iwo Girek so,ds from
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Oysters! 0YSterS!!

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Hills
borough and The public generally, that | have made
arrangements 10 get FRESH OYSTERS three timcs.
week. and would be pleased TO furnish families and
others during the oyster season.
am also prepared TO serve up Oysters at al times.
] will constantly keep hand a supply Of fine
Cigars Tobacco, Candies, Nuts. Rasins, Pigs, Scotch
Herring. Crackers &c. &C., which will dispose Of at
very reasonable rates.
ALEX'R PEASANTS,
One door below O. Turrenlinc 4 sons store.
September 30. O7-sw
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THE REVOLT N pRrrrsH INDIA.

distinguished French writer named Ra.
mond, in the course Of series OF articles ON
the revolt in British India. maintains the fol-
lowing opinion on its source and object
should this assumption prove to be WE'LL
founded. IL gives TO the war in which the India
Company and the British nation find them
selves involved, far less formidable charac
ter than il the revolt in lis origin was ma
iional one. excited by religious or patriotic
feeling. In this view of the movement il a.
sumes the character uf muiny, which with
the formidable iurce the British government
is bringing into the field, seems likely TO be
speedily suppressed. II so suppressed. 1t
will leave the British dominion ia India es-
tablishrd on far frner basis than ever be.
inre:-
We still believe that these events are
solely the consequences Of a military CON-
spiracy. IN which the Sepoys have alone taken
part. and which had no other aim than to
place the splendid paw aud elevated rank Of
the English officers 10 the hands of their suba-
tlars and jemadars. We detect no trace %
lanatirIsm, IN spite of the cartridge question,
and we observe no indication ii the slightest
shadow 81 patriotism. AT the same time, no
sympathy Tor the movement has been mani
tested BY the population. The indifference
with whirl the latter have contemplated pas
sing events j. most remarkable. and ought ID
! furnish matter of reflection to those whu per.
sist in s,lributng the Srpoy revolt to ma.
tional movement. Since the Sepoys have
been masters Of all the provinces which com.
pose the Vire- Presidency Of Agra. inhabited
by 80 or so millions Of souls, mt a singl,
levy Of men or Nancy has been made, not I
band Of volunteers has been organized, no
single town or village, even Of lhose uccu
pied BY the Insurgents. has proved BY sisn
o. step, that il has joined the movement.
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CousTERrEr.--We have before US a coun.
terfei. $40 bill on the Merchants Bank Of
Newbern The paperis poor and whitish. The
mute altogether different from the genuine.
The signettes all different. Ii is not neces.
sary to compare them but is sufficient to
state. that all the genuine notes Of that bank
ofall denominations. have the words !" Stock
holders Responsible" conspicuous on the face.
whereas this counterfeit has not these words.
On the genuine $40 bill they are over the two
large Ks. at the left and right hand Of the top
Of the bill whereas the counte rfeit has but
one \ aud over that the words North Caro-.
lima" Pay. OBS.
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IsroRvAsr RUsoR. BY letters from our
London Correspondent, received nv the Per.
STA. we learn that the British Govrrnment
has decided TO appoint special Minister 10
negotiate a settlement Of the remaining die.
ferenees between England aud this country
in regard TO Central American affairs. he
appointment will take place early next year,
AMI possibly sooner.
We have reason to believe that Sir William
Gore 0useley has been selected for this i'm.
poriant service. u so, the choice indicates
disposition on the part Of the British Govern.
ment to conduct this delicate and protracted
negotiation toa peaceful and mutually salts.
factory result.
Sir William Ouseley commenced his Iii.
piomatic career - aifaches to the British Elm.
bassy at Washington some thirty years ago.
when he married daughter Of The late Gov.
Van Ness. Of Vermont. lie has ever since
manifested a steady and intelligent interest
IN the affairs Of this country. aad has written
several pamphlets upon various tapies con.
nccted with its current politics. lie has
been engaged 10 diplomatic service mainly ~
Brazil and the river Plate. where his action
was 70 little In accordance with the views II
Lord Palmersion AZ 20 render Il a little sin.
gular that he should now be appointed 10
Office BIZ i Ministry q which that statesman
il Premier.
Sir William il we'll known 70 President
buchanan, aud will enter upon this negotia.
ton under circumstances Of peculiar promise
II Is understood that, if successful 10 the ne.
COLLATION. here, he will proceed at once "a
Central America.
We trust the rumor Of his appointment may
prove correct. Asr rlrk Times 0ci. 20.
zsssssz-zs----.-a--
coRnrrros IN NEw YDsK.--An eramina
,ion, by committee, Of the City Comptrol
Ier's accounts. shows that the city oiheeri
have been appropria,ng The public funds =
the amount u several millions. The colecto
or taxes acknowledge 70 GOO instances 70 %
last 4 years II receipts d moneys omitted I
their returns. The money % which 10 &C
count can be given except stealagel amount
70 nearly IS 100000.
Not 20 he behind their snbordinates, d
Common Council, on the eve Of an importan
election. has giyen SO city lots TO the Roma
Catholic Orphan Asylum, an institution here
tOfore recipient Of The city's bounty, and
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NEW FALL. GODS.

TAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF the citi-
Gems of HillsborOugh and the county, 10 my large
and desirable stock of
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HOUSE PAINTIN

~ WOODS viii krep two Or three hands regularly
- IN lisbIroIsh, for the accommodation o. all
who may want work done IN hi line 81 business All
fine work win bc attended 10 by himself when necessary
August ~. U2-