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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10
Things 10 yashlastaa, Is TsIsgnphtd 10 the New
York paDfrs

Clancy Jones will not leave for the scene
Of his labors until his nomination shall have
been confirmed BY the Senate, to which no
opposition is anticipated.
Mr.. Mason has finally agree 10 retire
from the French mission ia the spring. colem-
poraneously with Mr. Dallas. No successor
20 either is yet indicated.
Senator Hunters name was suggested for
the latter, but he would accept no Office IN.
der the Administration.
Gen. JereZ has left fsr New York, intend.
ing 60 send his secretary TO Nicaragua TO
make personal explanations TO Martinez, and
communicate to him the results Of his OBJ.
servation and experience.
The Administration does not hold itself
committed by the Cas- Irisarri treaty 10 d
recognition o. the White Company specii.
eally, but only 90 the protection Of such
American rights rs are established. Nicara.
qua nov considers the latter consequence
af the former. and refuses. The President
insists as sine qua non that the treaty must
be accepted. as signed and confirmed here.
while ignoring all company complications.
The Presidents proclamation refers 70
frisarri's notice 20 Nicaragua eInigrants. as
proceeding from regular minister. lie re
eeised 1srsL as such. and his credentials are
now filed IN the Department Of State. Dur.
ing all the recent conferences here Irsarri
has not appeared or ,nterposed At all. and
nearly all the communications have been
oral with Jerez.
Dispatches received here state that the
people of Nicaragua have ratified the new
constitution with wonderful gBanimity and
great rejoieings. The badges which bad
been previously worn 10 distinguish the con.
tending factions. were torn from the lapel
and button holes and tramplsd In the dust.
President Martinez promptly rendered bis
vslgua,ion, which ras NOT accepted. This
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

rINTE subscriber offers for sale the Plantation and
improvements where he now resides. it located
jusi telow The mouth Of Lilies Creek, in Calasbs
county. near Lrsiss ferey on The Caiaaha river, ad.
! nning Henderson sheil, and containing sis ACRES,
so Of which in cultivation and about 80 Of
ihst il good Creek AID Bnuch Baiom. The improve.
mens are comfortable Log Dwellings FIRST rsie Barn.
STABLES and stalls for 20 head Of HORSES Cow Sheds and
good Fences. There j. upon the place goad GRlsT
MILL. running pair Of Burr AID pair If common
Stones. TIE ". y. e. Railroad passes through the
Farm and the Depot Is heated upon il. Il is the most
valuable farm in this SECTION ofthe Stale.
Will DO sold for Cash Of exchanged Tor Negroes.
A. w. WILSON.
Oct. rs. CO.
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WKS'S
History Of North Carolina.

VNHE 81 volume is now published II embraces the
period d the Proprietary Government, from 1863
to l729.
Il forms handsome syo volume Of 59l pages The
subscription price was half cent a page; but the
price Of this is less say So rs in cloth binding So 10
Library sheep and SO IS in half calf. |, will be sold
only for cash.
Owing 10 the difficulty Of securing Agents in many
parts Of the State. will forward il by mail other
wise free Of postage, receipt Of the price; both
volumes for S4 cloth, s4 SO for sheep, or SIS half CALI
liberal discount made 10 Agents, Or others, who
buy 10 sell again.
+. J. HALE & SON.
Fayetteville. Nov. 3, 1858. G5--pd
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NEW 5 ITEMS.

The Mayor ofPortsmoulh has determined
to put stop 10 tie habit uf swearing on the
streets, for which indecency he has already
fined great many persons, without respect
to rank or condition.
The Hon. John L. Ward. of Georgia. has
been rendered by the President the mission
70 hina. in the place Of VIZ. Reed. WIN is
returning home aud the Union states that
Mr.. Ward has accepted the appointment.
Corn is selling at fifteen cent. per bushei
IN Iowa. and polaiues al twenty live cents a
bushel "a Vermont.
FEMALES IMPRISONED FoR LIFg.--Mrs. Ly.
dIa Siudley, 4 woman ii sixu live wears of
age. has been convicted 10 Rhode Island VI
the murder Of her hu.baud by the adn,inl,trl
ton OF poison and sentenced 10 The State
PRISON Tor Ile. Mrs. Gardner, convicted OF
the murder Of her husband. at bingham.
Mass. by ppson, has been sentenced to the
house 0i CORRECTION Tor lie.
Morrissey SAYS that his wiie's connections
are opposed to his continuing in the pro.
.lession." lie intends 10 open grug shop
aud lead respectable aud moral lie IN Ia.
ture.
A drove 81 yearly one thousand hogs were
stolen from pen ~ Baltimore recently at
night. taken through the streets OF the city,
aud driven to parts unknown.
0ae Of the buildings Of the Deaf aud Dumb
Asylum u Slaunlon, Virginia, was destroy
81 BY fIe on Monday night.
A patent has been issued to Dan'l ]. Ro-
gans. 81 Magnolia. n. e.. for Improvement
IN the mode # operating pumps.
Such are the facilities IN Indiana for OBJ.
tainng divorce, thai The Indianapolis Jou,.
nal SAYS there are foil thousand rase, now
before the courts, four.filths of which are
from tut of the State. Some leg slative &C.
ton on the subject will be taken al the next
session Il tie Legislature.
poPuLArIoS OF pmLapgLPnIa.--It is CON.
puted ~ the North American that philadel
phia has population IL between 6l0. 900 aud
6s5.0OO.
The Boston Courier publishes a call 10 the
Wing Voter. Of Massachusetts in ias0r VI
re.organizing the Wing party.
The employees 81 tie Atlantic Telegraph
company have received a notice 10 quit on
the goth November, unless favorable change
takes place in the cable.
The most valuable span Of Horses in The
u. States. saws an eschage paper. are said TO
be owned BY Gummndure Vanderbilt, Of New
York. They are matched horses. They
cost him 10000, and he has been offered 20.
900 for them.
TERRIBLE REsuLrs ora vERpicr.-In suit
decided at Columbus, Indiana, on Wednesday.
Shrewsbury 4 Price against Newherter. aver.
dict was rendered Tor the former for &c. 900,
when the latter drew pistol and shot himself
through the heart, killing him instantly.
A negro dem. doctor aud d.mi-sorcerer is
making furor In Parls--a fne, handsome
negro, well made. covered with diamonds and
jewelry. aud drawn BY q pair Of ,aluble hot.
ses IN AZ elegant esrrisge, living in iuxuri.
ant apartments. demanding fabulous prices
for his drugs which he administers himself.
His rom 70 constantly Sled with the credulous
and the itch,
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PROSPECTUS.
Cantwellis Law Practice.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully iayitcs sub.cn.
beis q the publication Of his treatise upon tho
Practice u Lac n tn Courts " North Ca1oliaa.
70 hand 10 their names ~ the Isl January and he 20.
cils To- The work the patronage Of The Bar snd The
Public generally The first volume nov nearly ready
for the press Is devoted eSeiusey 10 the consideration
81 Legislative aud ESetGiiy Powers Under the 6rs,
named title. Tue io1sing titles aud chapters Of the Re.
,ised Code with ie accompanying decisions, will DO
found embraced. VIZ;
County boundaries. County Revenue and chsrc,v
Court Houses. Prisons. rie.: County Trustee; Pair.
General Assembly: inspections Poor Registers
Rivers and Greeks. Rosds, Ferries etc Idiots snd Ill.
naes Ohdiaafies and Retailers; Mills anl Millor.
Ptsoneis: Weights and Measures.
Under Tie second named iile Executive Powers oil
be found The following chapters and titles Of the Re.
sised Code. viz:
Attorney General. etc; Attorneys at Law; corrts.
County aud superior: Court supreme: Guardian and
Wsfd; Administrator; AGctioneefs; Clerks; Conas.
bles; Ccfcnefs; County Boundaries County Trusi,,;
Deeds; Entries aaJ Grants. Fans; Literary Fund. e,c
Patrol; Pilots; Pfoccssinncrs, Registers Revenue.
Rivers anj Greeks Roads; sheriff Ranser. s,snl
ard Keepers; Wrecks.
The design Of The work IT, undcr these various tides
TO present the student and practitioner with an nsli.
gent aud connected view Of The Statute Law OF North
Carolina, sppcahle 20 each together with all the De-
ci'ions Of the Supreme Coud thereon ur 10 the lat
Term, and 10 acconpsny each chapter with the appfo.
pirate Forms fof proceeding.
i e also proposed . add. 10 the Appendix. nun.
her q Forms ard Ptcccdents usually required ii Ton
yeysnring and Oilire Practice The whole being intend
ed ss guide 10 The practice II law IN \. G.. and man
ucl foT the use q the student and lawyer.
The book will resemble ia appearance and execution
j" Cauiwells Juslce;" and will be delivered. postage
prepaid 10 subsctiers for IS per copy cash payable
90 delivery. EDWARD CANTWELL,
Raleigh, N. G.
Oct ~. 81
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NoTICE.

HAVING qualified at August Term Of our County
a Court. In Hillsboronsh. - Administrator on the
estate Of John sshoIn deed, hereby give notice
. al persons indebted o the estate TO make payment
forthwith sud those having claims against lie estate
70 present them within the time prescribed By law, as
this notice will be plead IN bar Of their recovery.
I also give notice that | will, on
the 9th Of November neri offer for sale al the proper
iy belonging 10 said estate. except the Land aud Ne.
goes aud 80 much as has teen allotted 10 the widow
for years support.
At the same time the land will be
rented, and the Negroes hired FOR one year.
DAVID HART, .7dm'r.
Oct. 20 &C.
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Az ELEcrIyE JUDICIARY. general in
difference manifested BY the people Of Louis-
lana in regard to thu result oi thu late cleo
lion for an Associate Judge u the Supreme
Court. attracts general attention. II is the
most striking manifestation Of want of con
idenre in the present mode of obtaining our
judges which could be made. In every par
ish the same llstlessness was manifested.
Not one-half Of the yote Of any precinct was
polled. Even the usual mode Of arousing
the people failed. and the successful candi-
date for one Of the highest judicial stations
comes 10 the bench by the voice of the small
est minority that ever succeeded in deciding
an election.
The people evidently are opposed to the
election Of judges on party grounds; and. as
the impossibility begins to be perceived Of
keeping these Offices out Of the arena Of poll.
tics. i the present system is to be maintained,
the Indifference. so astonishing, must be taken
as popular verdict agains, the system.
". o. Picayuaf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10

CENTRAL AsrRicA.-Six thousand Of the
eight thousand inhabitants Of the town Of
Barranquilla have repudiatsd the authority
Of their Bishop. aud expressed desire Tor
evangelical TEACHERS The character Of the
clergy is dissoiute. and odious 10 the people.
The town u Tulu. which contains 5000 IN.
habitants. has followed the example Of Bar.
ranqniIla. and risen 10 rebellion against the
Bi.hup. demanding that their " gambling,
danken. and adalterous priest shall be
removed. aud mnrr worthy une appointed.
But Il ]. said that the Bishop has mi one
more worthy. and tie people are ready IL
rxpel their present one. aud q call for .
Protestant minister.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10
CURED BY THE ORIGINATED BnTERs

CURED BY THE oXYGENATED BTfTERS.
From GES. A. C. DoDsE. Delegate in Congrsss
from Iowa, now Minister to spain.
wAsHlssros, d. O., May 10. 1850.
On. Gro. B. GRsES.--Dear siri The oxysensted
Bil,en with which you were so kind as 10 furnish me.
have had most salulary effect in my case. was
troubled with dyspepsia for -four years. during which
time tried many remedies, but met with any so
good as your Bilters. lam now IN the enjoyment Of
good health, and hope and believe, that all who use
the Oxygenated Biltels will find them as seryceable
| have found them.
With high respect your Obedent sery't.
A. G. DODGE.
We commend The above Certificate to all those who
suffer from Dyspepsia in any Of It's forms. Try the
0xygcnated Bers before you say there Is no cure for
this disease.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrap
per.
Seth w. Fowle & Co., les Washington Street, Bos.
ton, Propietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Or For sale ia Hillsborough by J. Z. Webb & Co.
in Greensborough by DR.. 4. j. Patrick.
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~O~~~~

REPORTERS. exchange paper thus des-
cribes that very useful but much decried
portion of the COMMUNICATIONS whose
aid. says the Washington Union. many a
public man would have been compelled to
larry at Jericho until his beard was grown"
the Reporters:
:" How many great man is basking in the
sunshine Of fame generously bestowed upon
him by the prolific genius Of some reporter !!
How many stupid orations have been made
brilliant; how many wandering, pointless, OBJ
jectless speeches put in form and rendered at
least readable by the unknown reporter!
How many disheartened speaker. who was
conscious the night before of failure, before
thin. cold, spiritess audience, awakes de-
lighted to learn that he has addressed an
overwhelming assemblage Of his enthusiastic,
approaching fellow-citizens to find his
speech sparkling with "cheers." breaking
out into immense applause" and conclud-
ed amidst the widest excitementm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10
NOTICE

THAT % Thursdey the I'd DAY Of Dcoembes mart,
= at the late residence sf Dr. Michael W. Holt, de-
ceased, will be publicly sold the following property,
viz a stock Of Horses, Cattle and Hogs; q crop Of
Corn and Fodder, and quantity Of well cured 70.
bacco three Wagons and gear; one fine Csuiage and
harness. two Buggies and harness; Car, and yoke
OF Steers; one set Of smith Tools; valuable Medical
Library; quantity Of Drugs and Medicines and
number Of Surgical Instruments; Farming Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniturs, and variety Of
other articles.
A credit Of six months viii be given. and bond and
security required.
The sale will continue from day 10 day until oil are
sold. WILLIAM J. LONG, Ex'r.
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Attention-orange Guards.
PUBLIC SALE.

,I,HE subscriber will offer fo sale. on Tuesday the
l6,h Of November merit oil his siock. consisting
% one Horse. one Mule. Cows Hogs. Corn. Wheat.
Oats. Fodder. shucks, and Hay q fduf.harss Wagon
and seai. one horse Wagon. and slso I'll bis House
hold snd Kitchen Furniture, including . good sight.
day clock. The terms will be- made known on the day
Of sals.
Any Of the above articles will he sold 81 pfisais sale
previous TO The dsy above mentioned, u any one shall
desire 10 purchase.
c. r. BoRoUGHs.
nsLis fa-tis
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An IRIsH REPARTEE.- The Irish mind is a
never. failing source Of wit. The following
is the latest specimen:
Patrick -, is Baggage master on the
Georgia Railroad, and always attentive TO hi.
business. A few evenings since, while at his
post, he was accosted BY an excited pas.en-
ger. who in rude and bostcrous manner
demanded repeatedly to know the where
abouts of his trunk. After several times
replying to the interrogat"ry, he at length
lost his patience. and thus put an end to the
strangers troublesome questioning: "0ch.
mister. wish'in my soul you we're the Ele.
phant instead Of a Jackass. for thin you'd have
your thrunk always under your eye,
A. Int
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-10
WOODEN FACTORY.

,INHE public are respectfully informed thai the sB.
Il seiibefs have taken the
Alpha WOODEN Mills.
seven miles east Of liilishohugh que mile and quar-.
ter from the ". g. Railroad. aud are nnw ready and
willing 70 receive orders for Janrs Linse,s. ami kef
seys. % manufacture wool IL lois 10 suit customers
Those having wnnl FOR ale will please Inform o..
both.
The subscribers heing practical Machinsis ami eI.
perenced operators. certainly confident their goods
cannot aud shall not be sutpisscd 10 body finish,
IN any Of The States therefore they sk fof patronage.
=. B. SYKES,
&. J. SHIELDS.
oeiotcr Q. CO.
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ticn. IN recent American speech the term
decpepit 10 applied to Europe. This strikes
me as an utter mistake. Enrope is advancing
wonderfully in social energies. intellectual
forces. the mechanic arts. the application Of
the grand discoveries Of the century, the i'm.
pr0sement of laws and Institutions"
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Man Wi4H I prrairlsD wIrr.--A few days

\ Man wfra PTrRiFisD WrE.--A few days
since q gentleman residing in Rising Sun,
Iniliana. who had married second time.
wished to remove the body Of his vile to a
cemetery. Preparations were made To that
effect, aud laborers opened tine grave in the "
sual manner; but when they reached the coffin
they would not lifl it. SO great was the weight.
Alter obtaining considerable assistance, how
ever. the men succeeded 10 raising the cniiin
from the tomb. They then could nol re.i.t
the temptation Of peerog into the coffin aid
accounting Tor IT'S unusual weight. ana found,
instead Of the remains. # a corpse, stone
figure, the exact counterpart ot the woman
WIN had died
The strange story snon slisad. md hun
dreds aud thousands Of peis"n- were present
70 SEE the strange spectacle. The husband
took the bndy Of his departed spouse home.
and has il there now, where II is VISITED by
hundreds Of the curious and scientific. The
body seems To have been petrifed, and to have
become perfect stone woman. The proba-
blity is that the body has become adipocere,
and will belore long melt or crumble.
Cincinnati lat, 3oth.
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THE PvoILIsrs.-Morrissey. the pugilist.
and his companions. il appears, on their re-
turn from Buffala, SATURDAY. evening. Accord
Ing to Buffalo and Rochester papers. literally
:" travelled on their MUSCLE" They absolute
" took possession Of the cars in which they
were riding, refused to pay any fare aud in
Inundated the conductors. One, when his
fare w.s drmsndral, presented pistol at the
conductor. They robhei and mal,reated pas
srpgris. aud a. Ultra, thrust a German. whom
they had robbrd. lrom the rars--and LETT with
nui paving for The use ~ The hall 10 winch the
exhibition was held, ioI which they owe the
city ESQ.
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n q THO

HE subscriber intending 10 close bic present husi.
ness, gives notice 10 those indebted TO him. that
he will expect aad require al notes and accounts Inst
are due to Be pad BY the lsi Of January nett he
hopes to mako bis collections without resostng to Law,
but viii have Il 70 10 unless paid without.
?. y. RuFflS.
september q. tAs
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Obituary.

Died. in this county. on Friday the 29th ultmo,
from injury received in falling from his horse some
ten days before. Mr. JASEs Jackson, s.n aged about
80 years.
Died, 10 Aamanee county, on Tuesday evening The
a6lh ulimo, very suddenly, HESRY BAsoS, Esq.
Died. il Marion. Alahams, on Saturday morning the
23l Of October in the 10th year Of her sse. Mrs ELr
IBErH PALMIu. widow Of the late William Palmer Of
this vicinity. Mrs. Palmer protested religion under
the preaching Of the Rev. Dr.. Baker. and became
member Of the Presbyterian Church in this place. and
removed to Alihama about twenty-five years ago. She
died q lingering disease, surrounded by al ha chill
dren except one tMn. Lyneh) who resides IN this
place.
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NEW FEAFURES--FIFTH TEAR
or THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association,
sUBERB ENGRAyINGs,
BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!

BEAUTIFUL ART JOURNAL!
Valuable Premiums, Sc, Sc.
rINHIS popular Art Association. now in lis fifth year
= Of unparalleled success, having purchased, and
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ouyl on heavy plate paper 80 50 inches. the fol-
lowing
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Every person remiiling three dollars, will receive
copy Of the suberb Steel Engraving. after Henings
calculated Painting,
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Also copy Of the beautiful
Cosmopolitan Art Journal,
An elegantly illustrated quarlo Magazine. Also free
season tickets Of admission to the Eastern Cor Dusse
dorf,) and Western Galleries &c the Association.
There will also be given to the subscribers several
hundred valuable works Of Art, comprising fne Oil
Paintings, Bronzes, Sculptures, &c., from ceebraed
American and Foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to January 1853.
On the evening Of that date the premiums will be
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For full particulars sec December Art Journal, price
SO cents. specimen copies sent TO those desiring TO
subscribe, the receipt Of 10 cents in postage stamps
or coin. Address
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Eastern Office, 54s Broadway,
o., Western Office, l66 Water ST., Sandusky, o.
Nov. 10. 65--
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Attention !!

ITO the commissioned and non-commissioned off,
GERS and musicians belonging TO the 47th Regi-
ment Of North carolns Malta you are hereby COM
manded to appear in Hill,boroueh on Friday the
18th November next, for drill muster and court mar.
tis. Each commissioned officer will be expected 10
appear fully equipped they will be dealt with accord
ing TO law. And On Saturday the 9th, you will ap-
pear with your respective companies armed and equip.
ped as the law directs, for regimenial exercise.
Each Captain will be required 10 make full return
Of then companies according to law on the day Of
drill.
n. B.-The Pfiyates belonging to the Marlborough
District will remember that al last court martial
they were attached to the ST. Mays District Like
wise the Cedar Grove District was attached to the
Chalk Level District. Each private belonging 10 said
Districts will appear in the aforesaid companies on
the 18Th and answer to then names, they will be
dealt with according to law.
w. II. JORDAN, Col. Com.
47th Regiment y e. Militia.
Nov. s. g.
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Mono CONTEST FOR SOCIAL EouALny.-A
suit was brought in Michigan BY Day, ne
gro, against Owen, the owner Of steamboat,
for refusing TO carry him as cabin passen.
ger on his boat from Detroit TO Toledo. The
defendant did not deny the refusal. but iusti-
fed il on the ground /" that by the regulation
and established course Of business Of said
boat colored persons we're not received as
cabin passengers. and were not allowed to
use the cabin as such passengers. The said
regulation was aserred TO be reasonable
To this the plaintiff demurred. holding
that such regulation could be no defence.
The circuit court overruled the demurrer,
and writ of error took the case to the SUI
preme court. and the supreme court unani-
mously sustained the decision Of the circuit
court overruling the demurrer. Both courts
said the facts stated in the notice were a
good and sufficient defence to the plaintiffs
action. The judgment below (Which was
against DAYS right to be carried in the cabin
must be affirmed with costs.
This decision as TO the social status Of the
free negro in the free States is made By a
Republican court. Union.