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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
THE NORTH CAROLINA STATlST
AND
Magazine of Useful Information.

gEyHE undersigned proposes to publish IN the city OF
Raleigh semi. annual journal, of the above title,
devoted exclusively to the dissemination Of Statistical
information.
The want Of such journal is felt by every lntcli-
gent citizen, who desires to become at all acquainted
with the resources of the State present condition.,
future prospects, &C., and by none SO much as BY our
Legislators.
That we have no regular system Of statistics, cannot
he attributed TO any want Of material There are large
amounts Of valuable and interesting information scat
tered through our Legislative and Executive Documents
and Records which, in their present situation ior all
practical purposes might as well be IN the Chinese
language. Besides what our Legislative achlyes con-
tain our newspapers often publish valuable statistical
informalion which is either os, or il preserved BY
very few is so inconvenent to find when wanted, that
the facts are soon forgotten The may be said Of
the Reports and Statements from time 10 time made by
our incorporated companies, and others engaged N
Manufactures, Mines. Commerce, DC.
4 To collect these various items of infomalion and
give them 10 the public in shape easy OF reference
and ol perpetual presery ton, well as 10
an available resources everything bearing directly o.
ndirecy on our wealth, prosperity and industry the
design Of the journal offered oi public patronage
SO far as the plan for conducting the same has beer
nat,red The pages Of the STATisT will be devoted z
the arrangement Of such tables relating 10 our Popua
ton. AGRICULTURE, Commerce. Educaiion, Public I'm
provements Manufaciures, Fisheries, Mines and cocla
Statistics generally will present their condition. am
our progress in each
It is alsodesgned 10 containihe Reports CONDENSED
Of the Public Treasurer. Commissioners Of the Slnkn'
Fund Superintendent Of Common Schools and al olhe
state Officers and Boards; also, Statements an
Reports Of the condition aud progress Of The SaIou
Railroad and Navigation Companies.
4 THE STATISF will be put to press as soon as
sufficient number OF responsible names are ebianed
paw the expenses of publication. The numpers vi
contain each not less than 80 pages Of closely pn,e
matter making book Of 300 pages, or more TO who
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ffiy cents for SIX months; payable when the trs' mum
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as il is desirable issue the rsi number IS soon a. POI
sibie. QUENT. BUSBEE.
Raleigh, n. c.. January 1858. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
DR. M0RsE's
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.
CAUTION.

Merchants and Traders will be on their guardanay
not be imposed upon by Counterfeit o. MORSE
Indian Roo, Pills signed A. b. Moore All genu.(
inc Indian Root Pills have The signature Of ALL
u White q Co. on each box
DIR. MORSE, the inventor Of Morse's lndlaEy
Root Pills. has spent the greater part Of his llle IN
travelling, having visited Europe Asia and Africa
as well as North America--has spent three years
among the Indians Of our Western coun,ry--it was
in this way that the Indian Root Pills were first DIS
covered DIR. Morse was the first man 70 establish
the fact that all diseases arise from lMPukrff OIL
The BLoOD-lhat our strength health and lie depen
upon that vital principle. A. ]. WHITE & co.
so Leonard Street, New York
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p DucE
r L NJ Ov AL
LAND FOR SALE.

4 WILL offer for sale tract Of Lard containing
93S Acres, lying nine miles east Of Hillsborough,
adjoining the lands Of William Cain, Chesley Z.
Warren and others. II lisa convenient stand for busi-
ness Of almost any k.id--for store, tavern black
smith shop or tan yard public roads run through
the land one from Hillsborouh TO Oxford, the oihei
from Milton to Durham's Depot. There is on i q
good Dwelling House. Store House, &C., and twt
convenient Springs. About thirty acres Of the land
cleared the rest is wood land. All persons wishing Il
buy will please call upon The land can be got o.
reasonable terms; as | am not pushed for money,
will give good lime to pay for it,
JUDA e. DUNNAGAN.
oc,ohsr % r.
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HOWERT0N HOUSE,
.rxrrsROROUCH. n. G.

VyHOMAS HoWERTON, Agent for the Lessee,
i begs leave to announce to his former patrons and
the public generally, that he is now prepared 70 enter
tain visitors at the Howerton House. ms h0ei !
yery pleasantly Situated in the centre Of the town, ad
oininq the Masonic Hail. on the main street leading tc
The Railroad station. Hacks will be found at the Sta
lion 10 convey passengers to the Hotel.
Hillsborough Feb. !, 1858. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
BARGAINS
.WoRey sared Is money made.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much

a8VNtS oeNGNkN 20
Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
IN consequence Of being later in the season in getting
ia nv Goods than ought TO have been TO meet me
wants fully OF my customers, and as money e more va
luabie as il becomes in greater demand and can ope
rate adyaniareously with il in the future have deter.
mined 10 sacee 10 large extent the profits on all my
Rich and Fancy Goods; therefore offer 10 sell Tor cash.
OF 10 my regular customers on time, my
Entire Stock of Goods. both at llIllsboropgh
and South Lowell, at reduced prices.
The following named Goods will offer at COST, viz:
All rch and expensive Dress Goods consisting q Nous
In de Iaines Fancy and Black Silks, fine Cashmere
and Double Wool Shawls, Cloths, Csssimeres, vest.
ines Irish Linens, fine Flannes, or and Soil IL ana
Caps Bed and Negro Blankets, Velvet and Straw Don,
nets Ribbons, French Embroidery, embracing Collars
and Sleeves both separate and IN sets, lot Of when
viii be found al very reduced prices. they were pur-
chased very cheap for cash also Swiss and Csmorlc
Edeinrs and Tnsenngs, Embroidered and Plain Linen
Cambne Handkerchieis.
The public are respectfully invited to cali when they
are looking cor purchasing any Goods as am defer
mined 10 offer inducements, and 10 shori TO have re-
form in my own business 70 correspond with the pre-
sent strngency OF the illness therefore general reduc
lion Of prices on articles may be expected-Thls paf
10 be continued during the winter, preparatory to th'
Spring business.
would can the particular attention Of Farmers % N,
Plantation Utensils consisting Of tee Spades and sho
tels Farm Yaid and Grain Shoyels, Steel painted il
ing and Weeding Hoes, and last bot not least; lhosi
celebrated Mans and tie Old Collins cassssei Az -
OF which have been selling er lie last SIX years. ana
have given universal saiisaciion and even reputation
Of selling the hest Axes by those who have tined them
All my stock was purchased on the decline q The Norm
en market, and would have leen Of mutual advantage
10 my patrons and myself bot for the aieness Of the sea
son when they were received.
A large 10, Of the best RIO COFFEE on hand.
also desire to inform the pebble that will give %
fun market price Tor ell saleabe articles IN barter pe
cally for the following ARTICLES, which Will wlhoa
limit. Bees Wax. TaoW, God Feathers, Dried Fruit
Hops. Eggs and Butter ana the staple produce q 70
country $ opportunity may oer 70 dispose Of i 10
distant o. home narke'. II. L. OWEN.
Novemher "a. II
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FOR THE LADIES.

n assortment OF Letter and Note Paper, Plain and
n fancy Enyelops EnamclIed Visiting Cards, Ba
zin's OK Marrow Pomades variety. Pay sons lndeli
bic Ink, also Ii, Of fine Prayer Books.
Just received a. the DRUG STORE.
March 2. 3d.
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BLANKS FOR sale at this Office.
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
rubtIsH1p vntEtr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terns.-Two Dollars . year ~ paid In ss,snes
Two Dollars and Fifty Gents " not paid within three
monlhs Three Dollars " delayed until sieI the
pifstion ofthe year.
No papef willie discontinued until allsueafnEsssse
paid. unless u Tie option Of The publishers.
Hereafter no paper will he sent 10 new subscriber
out of this state unless payment is made 10 sdvanee
some person IN the etaie will become reponshs 70 he
edtors and the paper will not he gsntto sust,ibsf
out Of the state Coz NOR than yesfs uhouts rey.
meat unless Il 10 10 ore psIsopsly knowb 10 % snd IN
whose integrity We have confidence
idreriIsins Rates fef the Rnerftf.
ABvIHrisIstsTs not efeteiinf fourteen iines, one
dosrfof the 6r,i and twenty-five ctns for esch fubss
qaent insertion longer ones 10 proportion. Cost ID.
refreshments iwsnly.6ss psf cent. hshef. dsdpctios
n one third sill be made ~ s5tsItssr ~ he ytsr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
Bible Depository.

NIR. JANE. WEBB has been sppoiS'ci sssni q
w o. AmHicin Bile triety, 80 sill Keep "
band ao,i assortment, Of BBiesani Tssiamenis . =
disposed Of 10 hose Who ssni a. the s1slsiys usual
low pfiess, f0t cssh.
ABgusl 5. W.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-14
m. q seskrn,
ina. rnipE Jos rs.
Sash, Blinds, Doors 60.

LUMBER Y A r D.
xETEATHER BOARDING,
w CEILING, and
FLOORING, on hand and for sale IN
large or small quantities; also FRAMING. OF any oth'
., descriptions Of lumber furnished to order at shor
notice, by
For L. w. Hall & Co.
March IS. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CouSTY.
Court Of Equity.
John Crawford, e a.. Is. Charles Uaies.
Original and Injunction BIZ.

Jahn CrawiOrdi q al. w. NlAlirs Java.
Original and Injunction Biz
n T being made to sp3esr 10 me. Thomas Webb Clerk
! and Master q tie Court q Equity for the county
and St1e aforesaid. By The aEilsii OF John Crawiofd
eJ in nv 0ee this day that Charles Gates the Jeien.
dsnt in The ahoyenanej cause resides beyond the limits
u This State io.ut 10 The state Of Tennessee - that
process cannot be personally served upon himthis !
therefore 10 notify tie said Charles Gates Of the cling o.
ibe Bill In said cause and hai unless be aprear AZ The
next term Of the Court Of Eeaiiy or The Comfy and
state Aforesaid he holden u Tie ronfih n Hils
borough. Oh The second Monday 10 March. 4. ID 1855
then and there TO plead demur % sid bill The
sane viii be taken pro eoafeso and heard parfs.
Mitness. Thomas Webh. CLERK and Master n ihe
Cour, II Equity or he county and state af1fesaid Al
ofbre 10 Hisborough, ih. the 2slh day Of December
A. D. 1851.
THOMAS WEBB, c. 4. ~ e.
Jsnpayv d. Tif ST. 2i--gs
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EseiDsb0fd's Extract BMchu

i prepared directly according 10 the Rules Of Phai.
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ton. See Professor Dcwees' Valuable Works on the
Practice Of Medicine.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
Raise Grain.

The farmers of Kansas cannot raise too
much grain this season. Every bushel Of
wheat, oats, and corn raised, enriches by
its market value, this Territory. We
must supply the home market, at least, and
should be doing something in the way Of
exports, OF we shall soon be bankrupt
Our merchants import large stocks of
Goods, and drain the Territory of its
circulating medium to pay for them
Our provisions are purchased in Missouri,
and are paid for in specie. We export
nothing but CASH; we import everything
but CASH. Such course must eventually
prove ruinous. The Land Offices also
assist in draining the country of money.
Aud to supply all these deficits, we have
only the hard dollars brought in by specu-
lators, en1igrants and the Government
annuities to the Indians. The only
remedy for this state of things is for us to
produce every thing possible within our
selves. Then let every farmer raise all
he can consume in his own family, or ex-
change for something that he cannot pro-
duee or sell for cash. Too much wheat,
oats, corn, potatoes, and garden-truck can
not be raised here. Then let every farm
er exert himself TO the utmost this season,
| to avert the ''hard times" that we must
necessarily have unless things are soon
reversed, and We import specie instead oil
exporting it-Kansas Leader.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
A Gem from the Crusader of Freedom.

To SUBSCRIBERS AND ExCHANGEs.-l
have entered into partnership with Robert
ST. Clair Graham, who will attend to the
business affairs of the Office. L will con-
tinue to edit the CRUSADER Of fFeedoni,
which will resume its original size, and
appear regularly every week, as soon as
we can get new staff of printers
The Crusader of Freedom, henceforth,
will not be the organ of any party, or of
any man, the Editor alone excepted, and
will refuse to support any ticket or any
political aspirant who does not announce
himself openly as REPUBLICAN. Re-
garding the Free State party as an orga-
nized Hypocrisy,-kept up solely for the
purpose of promoting the political designs
of a number of ambitious demagogues-I
shall refuse to fight under that banner any
longer, but will hoist the Republican Flag.
Kansas is free. The mission of the Free
State party is ended. There is no orga-
nized Pro-slavery party in Kansas now,
and no possible use of any organized OPP
position to-nothing. But there are two
distinct political parties in Kansas-the
Republicans and the Democrats and the
tendency of the present Free State organl-
cation Is to invest the Democrats with
power. Ifthey are in amajority, we are
willing to submit to their rule; but be-
lieving as We do that they are in hope
less minority, we shall hereafter respect
fully decline to vote for them.
Having been nearly ruined by the con-
duct of Gen. James Il Lane, | shall not
continue to write his Autobiography, Ar
ticles, Reports, or any other of his etfu-
sions, nor publish them, except as Adver-
tisements, when they are written by Other
young men who have not yet been deceiy-
ed by his specious promises. Gen. Lane
will have no control, direct or indirect
over the columns of this journal; and II
any attempt is made by him. or by any
of his agents, to ronew the disturbances ir
the Territory, ] shall oppose him as reso-
lutely as would resist any other aspiring
politician.
The illustrations which We promised
VIII appear as soon as we can recover from
the losses we have met in consequence o.
our foolish faith in politicians word.
Having now received local support
we viii hereafter give more attention Il
the interests of the city and county. We
will resolutely oppose all mob law here
It las been necessary, because there wa:
no Government. But now, having mimi.
cipal organization, it is the duty of every
citizen to put down at any and every cos
the further supremacy of mob rule, and
we shall heartily sustain whatever efort
shall be made to enforce obedience to tht
| Law. JAMES REDPATH
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
News from Washington.

The Senate passed a resolutioninvit-
ing a committee of conference from the
House, which was considered on the 14th
inst, and after severe struggle was final
~ carried by the casting vote of the
Speaker-the voting standing 108 to 1O6.
On the 18th the clerk of the House mott
fed the Senate of the appointment of the
Committee of Conference, which consists
of Messrs. English, Stevens and Hoard.
The Lecomptonites are yet hopeful of
finally carrying their infamous fraud
through Congress, and this vote, though
a small one, indicates possibility of it.
Whilst We feel to rejoice for victories
already won, we are frank to admit that
we are not yet out Of the woods.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
Kansas and Nebraska Banks Illegal.

The commercial editor of the st. Louis
Republican, in his article of April 18th,
says that the last Legislature of Kansas
chartered several banks, or institutions
with banking privileges. 1t should be
known, however, that all such acts of in
corporation have no force until they have
been approved by Congress. We call at
tention to the act of Congress, approved
July /, 1886, which may be found on
page 81 of the 9TH volume of the Statutes
at Large:
abe 1T ENACTED, &c.-That no act of
the Territorial Legislature of any of the
Territories of the United States, incorpo-
rating any bank, or any institution with
banking powers or privileges, hereafter to
be passed, shall have any force or effect
whatever until approved and confirmed
by Congress"
The act of Congress organizing Kansas
Territory, declares that the Constitution
and all laws of the United States, not
locally inapplicable, shall have the same
force and effect within the Territory OF
Kansas as elsewhere within the United
States, excepting the 9Th section of the
act preparatory to the admission of Mis-
sour into the Union. The same provi-
sion is in that part which organizes Ne
braska.