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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-07-14
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Prepared by DR.. .. G. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
nj the Drug Store.


ASPARAGUS. Brown Dutch.
Large Purple l'op. White Cos o. lie.
BEANS. Dtumhead.
Early Six Week. Bush. Royal Cabbage.
ifoWn specklcd Valentine, MELONS.
Red speeklrd Valentine, Numsg,
Red French. INKS Cap ciifon.
Ncwinston Wonder, Mounisin sweet Mater.
White Iranlrfry, MUSTARD.
White Dutch. White.
Large Lima ~ Butter NASTURTiTM.
BEETs. OKRA.
Long BlooJ.Rs.. ONION.
Early Tunip Blood. sil,n.skinntd,
EKua Early Tunip, Large yellow.
White sugsr PARSLEY
swiss Ihanl. CURED, % Doubled.
BROCCOLI. Plain, or Single.
Early Purple Cape. PARsNIP.
CABBAGE. Sugar Or Cup.
Esrly York. PEAS.
ffrurh Os.lIsau, I.and'e,h's EIua Eaily,
Eafl, Baiiu.ea, Early famc.
Rcd Dutch, ~ picking, Bishop EARLY,
Large Late Dumhead, DwnH sugar. ~ Eat.pod
Early Dfgmhead, Royal Dwarf Mauowfat.
Late Fiat Dutch PEPPER.
CARROTS. Large Sweet, Bell.shapej,
Long Orange, Bul.Nose.
Eatls HON. PUMPKIN.
CELERY. Common Field, o. Cheese,
White solid. Mammoth.
CORN. RADlsH.
Hafly York, Long Scaflet,
sweet af Sugar Lang salmon.
CAuLifLOWER. White Tumip,
Wachefen. Rad Tnfnip.
CUCUMBER. Satisfy. =, Oyster Tiani
Early fmme, SPINACH.
Long Green, Round savoy.i.esse,l.
Gherkin. SQUASH.
EGG PLANT. Early Bush,
Large Purple. Long Green.
ENDiyE. TOMATO.
Green CURED. Extra Early,
LETTUCE. Large Red.
Early Cnfled. TURNiP SEED. variety
Also I,andfeih's Gardening Almsnae for this year
Call and get one, grats
February 8. 60
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FOR SALE.
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sais The House and Lotnear Marlborough station
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
tn. Atlantic Cable I'm a Bad Way.

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The advices by
the Arabia report that the Atlantic cable Is
in q bad way. 1t is now feared that Two
serious ruptures have occurred several hun
dred miles from land, and at a bad point
The London Globe says the matter looks
serious for the company, which has thrown
its money in the sea, and no mistake. lhe
shares had declined to E46O0E4sO.
The Valeutia corrGsY ondent Of the Times
saws that j; is p~refectly conclusive, according
TO the experiments Of Prof. Thomson, that
water had reached the conducting wire in at
least one place, not less than two hundred
aud twenty miles from shore, and az tue cur.
rents received from Newfoundland vary from
one hundrcdth to only one nine-hundreth part
of the strength they should be, it would re
deceiving the public to state that the fault
is other than Of the most serious nature.
II appears that recent experiments induce
the belief that the fracture, or fractures, Tor II
is thought there may lie two, will be found to
t. exist ut a distance Of between two hundred
aud three hundred miles from shore. For
about two hundred and thirty or two hundred
| and forty milts the depth is only four hun-
dred and ten fathoms, and within that range
mischief could easily be repaired. But II
sudden descent then occurs to one thousand
| FIVE hundred and eighteen tathoms, whore it l.
extremely doubtful anything could lie done
The probability seems to be, that 1t Is az this
abrupt point, the damage has been sustained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
The Comet.

OHcial--Mr. Bond. Director Of the uar-
ward College Observatory, put fishes IN tie
Boston Advertiser the iuliOTiug statements
and particulars relative to the Comet whose
appearance il SO splendid Il feature IN the noe
tural heavens ut this time:
To the Editors of the Daily Advertiser
Dona,I's Comet will, in . few days appear to
increase rapidly in size and ~bEIllIancy. Ii
will be nearest earth on the 9.b Of O@tober, at
which time lis briliiaucy will be nearly three
times as great as on The 235d OF September,
| and its distance from us about t!ty-tw0 mil
lions Of miles.
According to Mr.. Halls computation, the
tail Of this Comet, on the 23Td inst, ex'en.
ded to the leng,h of fifteen millions OF miles.
The ~uucleus will be near the bright star Arc
tu.us, October 9Th, and nearest the earth's
| orbit on the 20tb. .
Some confusion seems to prevail in regard
to there being two comets, similar IN appear
spce. now visible ~ the naked eye, tut such
is not the case. Donati's, which is seen IN
the northwest after sunset, is the same which
has been seen in the northeast before sunrise
in the morning. This is owing TO the cobsid-
cradle northern declinatiOn of the Comet,
with a right ascension differing but little
from that of the sun. | mention this because
| have had several letters from different parts
of the country, making the inquiry whether
there are two comets now to be seen by the
nakedeye. ,
Encke's Comet, is barely visible to the
naked eve. Tuttle'5 Third Comet, OF 1898,
can now be seen only with the assistance oil d
telescope. W.. DcND.
Harvard College Observatory, Sept. %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
b Lands.

What might Virginia not achieve 10 the
way OF Improvement and progress II she had
her share of tho Pubic Lands? lier
tax-riddeu people would be rei'e'ed IRON
their heavy aud growing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ury would be fully and honestly supplied
with the means lot Only OF deirayIng the
public expenses and If lIquidaIiug the public
debt, but of promoting by suitable works the
prosperity Of every vlclnage OF the common
wealth. We ask our Democratic guardians
if this is bot "a contamination deSoutiy to be
wlshed?" We ask the people, who are groan-
iug and sweating uuder a load ct taxation
that is annually becoming beaver and heaV.
Ter, If thew would not be Immensely benefited
by the State obtaining her just add righteous
| snare o! the COMMON property which is now
rapidly passing away toto the bands oil those
rayeuous young cormorants, tie new so'er-
eighties and territories that multiply SO
last in the Northwest? Why, Distribution IS
the game that these greedy Juveniles are reg
ularly playing under the auspices ot Democ-
racy Huge hunks Of laDd--millions OF acres
are voted to them every session OF Congress
by Democratic msjorisies, and yet we are to
be told by the Virginia wing OF the faithful,
that Distribution is not In the catalogue OF
things TO be tolerated by the Democracy
IaerSUury ~LReAigeHcer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Death OF n Veteran.

Sergeant Wilson, of tia Ordnance arm OF
the United States army, died on Tuesday last
at Fort McIIepry. Gear Baltimore. lie was
- years old, ADD the las: twenty years ot his
life have been spent 10 the army lie was
with the American army under Gen. Tay-
lor 10 Mexico, aud fougo, in the battles OF
Monterey, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gjrdo, and most
of the bloody engagements in the valley Of
Mexico. He was remarked Tor biz bravery,
and the late General Persiier i. Smith men
toned bin by name in his general dispatches
to the government at Washington, and at the
conclusion Of the war he WAS presented With
a certificate of merit tntDn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Bloody Arrays at Louisville.

The Daily Courier, of Louisville, Ky, of
the 24:h ult., gives the particulars Of four
shooting and stabbiog affairs At that locality.
Ga Saturday afternoon an atfray occurred in
front Of VIM. OILERS cigar store, on Third
street, wbich resulted in the death Of ID. l..
Ward, at the hands Of r. X. Lindsay, both
printers. Lindsay was passing down Third
street and was accosted by Ward-WaTd us-
ing very abusive epitbets, aod finally striking
him in the face. Lindsay Immediately drew
a pistol AMI fred, the ball e~nteriug the left
breast. Ward wa ked q few steps, entered
the Democrat Ufice and died 10 less than q
half hour.
John Gray and Doc. Amiss were arrested,
on Saturday night, for assaulting and stab
biug a man named Wtalen. The sffIir oc-
clrred somewhere near the Point" 10 the
Fir.; ward. Whalen was stabbed 10 the
side, and will probably die. Ii Is alleged
that Amiss stabbed him and Gray kicked him
after be fell.
Henry Wbaley was killed On Thursday
last, on the Cynthiana fair grounds, by anoth-
er man named Philips. The parties met at
the foot OF a flight o! steps running up - the
Gmphithea,rc, when they attacked each other
With bowie knives. Philips 10 the slfray
struck Whaley a blow On the Geek. which
severed hisjusu!ar vein and caused lie instant
death
Ga Saturday night, at the boarding house
Of Darcy, on Fifth street, between Main and
Water, Daniel Lippey stabbed Patrick Gar
vim. The chair in which Lippey was sitting
broke down, and GArvin laughed at tho mis-
hap. Lippey got quite angry, aud some
words passed, Garvln started II 90 out, aud
reached the door, when Lippey approached
him from behind, and plunged bis bowie
knite - the hilt in the unfortunate MACS
back. The blow was given with such force
as TO break the blade of ct the handle. LIP
pey was arrested and committed to jail
Garviu is Dot expected to recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Further California News.

J.. c. McKibben and A. l. Dudley arc tho
nembers Of Congress elect; j. &. Baldwin,
the supreme judge, and A. r. Meiony, the
controller.
The gold shipments from San Francisco
for the month Of August, hv steamers, were
So, 500. 6S4 IL. against 50 623 s34 Is IN All
gust, 1857, aud So 8SO,2G3 q IN the same
month OF 1856. The receipts Of gid during
the two weeks preceding the Gth inst had
fallen of considerably, while the promised
supplies from Frazer river had tot yet made
their appearance.
With regard to the Indian war in Oregon,
we learn that the troops, numbering hlne
hundred, under Col. Wright, had marched
into the region Inhabited by the hostile tribe.
| Col. Garrett had executed three Indians
known to have been engaged in numbering
the whites.
The State Agricultural Fair was a most
successful one. 1t was held at Marysvii!e.
During the first six DAYS in August, 1000
persons returned to San Francisco from Fra
ser river.
The United States sloop-ofwar s.. Mary's
sailed from San Francisco, Aug. 9TH, Tor
Panama.
A letter dated San Francisco, September
6, says:
at is yet quite uncertain whether we shall
require any -four from the Galleso or naxali
mills. Our stock of this description Ia now
reduced TO 1000 bbls. and held by Il specu-
lator. |, is worth to-day So per barrel,
while good brands Of extra domestic are sale.
able at 50 5Oa$l0. and ordinary brands Of
supe,6ne at SSas9 for 200 lbs. in sacks"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
TeieRraphIc Dispatches.

New ORLEANS. Sspt. 29-The report OF
the board OF health for the week past is very
similar to that of the preceding week, the
figures being as follows: Week ending the
Goth, total deaths 62S; fever deaths 400
Week ending the 9th, total deaths GIG; fe-
yer deaths 444 Showing q decrease Tor the
past week 10 The total number of deaths Of ,,
and of fever deaths of lG. The deaths IN the
Charity hospital in twenty-four hours ending
at 6 o'clock on Monday evening were y, while
for the twenty four hours ending last Iuet-
day evening they reached Is.
New YORK, Sept ga dispatch dated at
Southampton, the 18th, received at L!vernool,
reports the steamer Ariel, from New lors,
ashore at Oustone Point. She would rroba-
bly, have to remain fer several days, but no
damage was apprehended.
MOBILE. Sept. 29.-The New Orleans pa
pers Contain late advices FROM Texas, which
report the total number of deaths by fever at
at Galveston this season al II. There were
still, however, $50 cases that remained under
treatment. The other intelligence from lex
as was not important.
PlrrsBURG, Sept. 2S.-The Odd'feliows
Hall was dedicated to-day With appropriate
aud imposing ceremonies. There were seVe-
raj prominent members of the Order from
abroad, and among others General SIMON
Cameron and the venerable p. G. Wldey,
officers of the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania
and the Grand EGcampment, were preseat--
The members, numbering atout 100, march
ed 10 procession through the prlncipa! streets.
| After the procession they assembled IN the
National Theatre, when the dedication adj
dress was delivered by the Hon. William L.
Johnston.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 28.-.Col. Sumner arrived at
L~savenworth, from the Cheyenne ezpe1ltion'
on the 9th. lie proceeds TO 81. Louis to as
sumo the command Of the department OF the
West. Four companies OF his regiment will
arrive in q day or two, 10 take post ct the
fort.
DETROIT, Sept. % The tenth annual fair
Of tue Michigan State Agricultural S'cle'y
commenced to-day, and vii! be continued tor
four days. The weather is delightful. Tne
entries are large, particularly the horse and
cattle stock.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27.-The overland mail
from 81. Louis and Memphis arrived at Fort
Smith (4GS miles trcm ST. Louis twenty-five
hours ahead Of schedule time--ail right.
TRINITY BAY, Sept 2S.--No signals from
Eaientla were received yesterday. The cleo.
trical Indications remain the same.
BosToN, Sept. 29-The steamer joseph
Whitney, from Baltimore, arrived here TO-
day q, 2 ?. NJ. All right.
New YORK. Sept. 29.--Ibe Fashion hand,
leap race d; y mile vas won by Don Juan.
Time, 1876. Tue horse Nicholas did not
start.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
The Lost ofthe Austria.

The Sun Of Thursday, stated that MIR. Meyen'
berg, formerly of b .ltimoro aud late Of Alex.
dris, was a passenger on board the Inflated
steamer Austria. A correspondent, however,
states that he was not on board. His brother
in Alexandria received a letter from him yes
,erday, dated the 10Th of Septe%0er' !tne
steamship left on the ls') in which he states
that he will leave Germany on or about tue
LIST of October. This fact will quiet the
minds Of the friends Of the family III TINS city
and else here. That his sister. Mrs. William,
aud two children, were on board, there is said
to be no doubt. Strong tears are entertained
also that Mr.. Jacob Brodteck, oiAle1andrla,
was a passenger On this truly unfortunate
vessel, aad as the Dames Of neither OF the
above appear in the list Of passengers saved,
there can hardly be doubt as to their late.
baltimore Sun.
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A New Opening for Commerce.

The occasional references which several o!
our mostintellig gent contemporaries have made
To the recent ex explorations OF the :iSer Amoor,
in Northeastern Asia, and the formation OF d
trading company designed to develop The re-
sources OF that country, rem!Gd Us that, re-
mote and inaccessible as this region may
seem to the great mass OF our people, 1t Ii
nevertheless one whice is not without Its com
mercial bearings on the interests OF our cltl-
zen4 dwelling on the Pacific coast.
We reed not say that prior to the settle
meu: of California vt were aucustomel 10
look upon the great regions Of Siberia, Man
chooria, and Mongolia a. placed almost ell
tireIy beyond the reach or limits OF our com
mercial intercourse, bur now that our ports
90 the Pacific are within thirty days sail OF
the ports OF Asia, and now that Russia has
determined 10 open to trade the vast tracts
drained By the sources of the AMOR, there
arc not wanting those who venture TO predict
that the development OF this Siberian trade
IS destined to produce in the end as great q
revolution in the commercial world AZ sprang
from the discovery Of a passage TO India by
the way of the Cape II Good ~llopc.--Nat. Int
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Southern Manufacturing.

There is a cotton factory now IN operation
in a state adjoining Louisiana, which pays
tweu,y.nine per cent. on the capital invested!
1t is certainly a large figure. and We must
confess frankly that We ourselves were some
what surprised st it, though we have long
been satisfied that we here in the South are
overlooking someof the surest means OF wealth.
and Independence, and devoting too much OF
our time and thoughts TO matters that pay
but d very small per cent. upon capital thus
valuable. The factory we refer 10 is located
10 Choctaw county, Mississippi. and has been
going ON noiselessly but most successfully
for a number Of years past.-N. O. Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
The steam vessel of the Messrs. Winans

The steam vessel Of the Messrs. Winans,
now on the stocks in Baltimore, is attracting
much attention. She is to be built entirely
of iron, and has no keel, no cut water, no
blunt bow standing up above the water.line
to receive blows from the heavipg sea, no fiat
deck to hold, or bulwark to retain the water,
that q rough sea may cast upon the vessel;
neither uasts, spars, nor rigging. The OF jsct
is speed--and, it is said, she will be the fast
est boat on the high seas. She will be
launched 'sides on" The length Of the
vessel il more than eleven times it's breadth
of beam, being l6 feet broad, and $50 feet
long. This whole length is made available
to secure water-lines, which are materially
more favorable to fast speed, and also, to di.
minished resistance to moving power at all
speeds, than the water.lines Of any OF the sea
going steamers now built, the best OF which
looking to speed and ease of movement, have
a length Of only eight times their breadth OF
beam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01
Lnter fran Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-The Picayune is
in receipt of late and Interesting news from
Mexico, The following is a summary:
The papers report the Tomito prevailing
quite extensively at Vera Cruz, and oumters
were dying daily.
10 to the 9Th lust. Gen. Rohles had uotmade
O landing, but remained on board the British
stea mel Clyde, at anchor of the port. TWAS
the impression among quite a number that
be might be called upon to succeed Zuloaga
at the bead of the government.
The proposition recently offered Tor the re-
call of Santa Anna was strongly opposed by
General Eoheary, who threatened TO- DIN the
liberal army in case the proposition be per-
sisted 10. The fual success OF The liberals
was net doubted.
MIR. Forsyth, the American minister. was
still 10 Mexico ut Tocubayad, where be would
remain for several weeks, or until the rOmito
disappea AIRED sufficiently to render travelling
safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

The Washington correspondent of Forney's
Philadelphia Press says, 'that while the OIL
CANS of the administration and of6ce-holders'
Conventions, endorse the English bill as a
fnslity. and undertake to read out Of the
Democratic party all who will not avow their
willingness to consider it such, it is a singular
fact that scarcely a Congressional candidate
of any party in the North dares to go before
the people in defence Of the practical princl'
pie of the English bill. Even those who Vo'
ted for that measure are loud in their pro
LESSONS Of q willingness to violate the pre-
visions of their OVID law, aud to admit Kan
sas into the Union, when she makes a proper
application, without reference to her popuia-
fion-O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-01

Mr.. Rosen, Of Richmond, and MIR. Berry,
of Hackensack, New Jersey, give statements
of the Austria's disaster, differing, but not
substantially, from the previous accounts
Mr.. Peterson, a Swede, says the captain was
the first to jump overheard, and no cficer or
en- cineer was to be found; consequently all
discipline was at an end. Mr.. RoSen says his
father was in the beat when it was cut from
the davits, and fell cut, but afterwards sup
ported himself with an oar. When the BOAT
iighred bis father caught hold of the stern,
but being exhausted fell over and was drown
cd. lie wished to jump over and save his
father, but was prevented by these In the
boat.
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The Sth III psde.

We made mention in our last, says the
Cbarlestown Free Press, OF the stampede OF
seven negroes frrm our c"unty,-ahd OF
their arrest near ChamberstuTg, Pa. They
were LOGGED 10 on! jail, on Thursday even
irp last. alta cost OF more than $4,000 to their
oW uers. On Friday, three negroes the prop
erty of MIR. Armisted Garter, OF fauquier,
we're arrested at Rippon, in this county, and
confined in the jail until secured to their
master.
The sale on Monday, Of the negroes arrested
from this county, with two or three others,
attracted quite a number OF purchasers from
abroad.
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d County.

We have lately had shown to Us as,..
men Of Hungarian Grass raised a fan
from Hillsborough in this county +, u
Craven Howell, which surpasses spv ri,
this nature which VIC have ever seen 7.
seed were obtained by Mr.. Howell i,om
and sowu for the frs, time in tn. s.,,''
last spring. The yield both Of ,r,s.
seed has been most remark able. THIS 90
grows from two aud a halt to f,e Co., "
height, and every head which ha, yot =
counted has yielded from 1000 to aj10 -
As many as seventy five stalks, have s,,r..
from a single seed and were united in ,
gle bunch. The time for sowisg i'm il -,
Spring of the year, pu. in as cat,, and o,l,.
peck TO the acre is required, while the am No.
received is from % tU 80 bushels. In.
is Sc per bushsl.
The Rev. Mr.. Ware Of the NJ. Z. Chm,
South, preached at the Grove Church +,
this county on Sabbath last, to 90 a,.ept,.
audience. Previous to the services =, -,
Church the Reverend gentleman, souexn,,
unusual with the custom of bis denomips,i,
administered the rite Of Baptism ty lmms,.
sion. to six persons.-LoudOm Miror.