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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

PrRcHasE oF lsDIaS LANDS IN MISNEsoTA.
lit Is stated that numerous bands Of the In
dians of Minnesota have been invited BY the
Indian Department to be represented by de.
putations here in Washington, with view to
a sale Of their lands 10 the Government. The
Red Lake Chippewas and Pembina Indians
will be Among ihnse invited to sell their claims
10 the northern part Of Minnesota. including
the valley Of the Red river. The Upper and
Lower Sioux and the Yankion band. il is
said. will be represented. II is designed BY
the Indian department 10 give these Indians
an individual right 70 The property they oc-
cupy. thus destroying The present system Of
the respective bands holding their lands in
common. As with the Chippewas Of the
Mississippi. each family or head Of
family will hold. in his right, eighty acres of
land. This tract, however. he or they will
not be permitted 10 sell. After dedueting the
aggregate amount required for these hnme.
steads'' frnm the Sioux reservation he remain.
der will be opened 10 white settlers.
National IaieiIgeRey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
SOMETHING GOOD !!

THE subscriber respectfully informs bis fiends and
every body else that is fond Of good things that he
is in receipt Of splendid assortment Of CoNFEC-
TIONERY, consisting in part Of The following articles,
viz; Candies Of all kinds, Raisins, Oranges, Lemons
Ppnes, Dates, Figs, English Walnnts, Pecan Nuts,
Soda and Bulei Crackers Jndue Paste, Jelly Cakes,
Chestnus, Snuff, fine Chewing Tobocco and Cigars Of
al! grades and many other articles 10 his line Of bush
ness which will I've sold low for CASH Come along with
your little change and get double the worth of H.
ALEX'R PLEASANTS.
March s. 3O-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
EQUITY SALE.
William James and others, ex parte.-PetitiO
coll and

William James and others, ex parte.-Petition TO
sell Land.
PURSUANT TO decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made at March Term, 1858, |
shall offer for sale, the premises, Monday the 10Th
day Of April next the tract Of Land belonging 10 the
heirs Of Jesse James, deceased, on the Of Emo
River, adjoining the lands Of James Latls, Norwood
ata, Wlborn Horner and Others containing one hun
died and ihirty-6ve acres more or less.
A credit Of twelve months will be given, the pnrcha-
ser giving bond and good security. The title viii be
reserved until the purchase money paid The sale
will be at IL o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. 6. d. E.
Mareh.lG. Pr. fee 81 90. 3l-iN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

THE BOWELS AND THEIR FUNCTIONS
AZ perfect hsaih is The greatest blessing enjoy.
without which Ill other blessings 81 little eonse-
qucnee deem il Of great importance 10 point out the
way for you to enjoy t. The bowels must he KEEP, in
state BY which they enabled 10 carry of the use
lrss matter; they the msin channel which nature
has appointed TO carry away every thing that il unne
cessafs. And il Is impossible 10 iewhat large amount
II sickness has been caused by constipation costye
ness in other words BY no, keeping the bowels regular
is the main road 10 all Diseases IL Is the Of un
natural irritation 10 the mucous. Hiag membranes
Of the bowels. Having lost their natural strength they
cannot object 10 Whist i required Of them. Hence the
bowels become inaimed. aud unless YOU end speedy
seIief thousand other complaints ever ready 10
drag you through miserable aud wre.chei lie. such
medicines must he given will cleanse the stomach and
bowels. and restore their natural strength To accom-.
piish this there Is no compound valuable these
Pills; ell other medicines sink 10 utter nsignrancc
when compared 10 ihcm; il though the Author
Of Nature had designed them Cor this well other
complaints. From 20 Eve pills day will increase
strength and appetite and cleanse the stomach aud in
iesfiues from whaie,er Is injurious.
De. Morses Indian Root Pills arc sold hy all jsaer'
in Medicines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
EQUITY SALE.
VALUABLE MILLS. &,

fIU 4 L Z NJ LS, &c.
George w Jones and others, ex parte.-Peon to sell
Real Estate.
DURSUANT TO a decree Of the Court Of Equity for
l. Orange county, made at March Term 1858, I
shall offer Tor sale the premises, Monday The goth
day Of April next that valuable property on Flat River
known Joness Mills, adjoining the lands Of George
w. Jones and others The property consists Of Mer-
chant Mill for the manufacture Of -four aud neal and
also Saw Mill, all in good repair, having been built in
the last four five years. with never failing supply
of water.
A credit Of twelve months viii he given, the purcha.
giving bond with approved security The title will
be reserved until the whole Of the purchase money is
paid. Sale will I've al | o'clock
THOMAS WEBB. C. e. NJ E.
March 49, Pr. fee 81 so. 3l-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

The journey Of Captain Marcy from Fort
Bridger, the headquarters Of the army Of
Utah, across the mountains, TO New Mexico,
was attended with incredible hardships. The
party, numbering forty three all told, left
The isrt on the asth OF November, and reach.
ed Santa Fe about the e5th Of January. The
route they passed over had never before been
trasersed ia mid winter. In the mountains
they encountered snow storms Of great seyc-
rity---storms such as the intrepid Fremont
was compelled TO turn his back upon. In
one stretch Of two hundred and fifty miles
the party waded through snow from two 10
Eve feet in depth. For eleven days they
subsisted on mule and horse meat, without
bread, Or 80 much As pinch Of salt. Il isS
marvel that, not withdrawing these hard.
ships, but one Of the men died on the route
though many Of them were badly frost bitten
The snimalsOl The expedition suffered severe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

The Masonic Lodge. at Mount Vernon,
Chatham County. N. G.. was totally destroy.
ed by fire on the Goth Of February. AS the
house is to be rebuilt, contributions from
sister Lodges will be thankfully received.
PefersLurg Express
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

NxsRAsKA SALr.---It is stated that excel
lent salt is manufactured at the Salt Springs.
in Lancaster county. Nebraska, equal to the
best qualities manufactured in any part Of
the world. The water irom which the salt
is made yields from forty-fvc toifty pounds
to fifty gallons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

esc0rteu Dy I0rce competent 10 protect MN
from the attacks Of the Mormon guerrillas.
THe FARMERS BANK We stated in one Of
our issues last week, that the Farmers Bank
ofElizabeth City was making arrangements
to wind up. But we nnw learn from the
Peoples Press (from which paper our first
information was obtained) that such is moi
the fact That paper says: "0n a perusal
Of letter handed 10 us by a friend. we find
that the bank is mol making arrangements to
wind up; but the Bank at Elizabeth City is
collecting her assets 10 meet her issues, aud
redeemed, 10 current money. 5000 Of her
notes, sent there within lev weeks past /;
and has funds as we are informed, to redeem.
and is now redeeming. all herpaper present.
ed."
The Press learns that an investigation
into the affairs Of the Bank took place within
few weeks past, and resulted much more
favorably than was expected wa. Herald.
The New York correspondent Of the Ma
tional Intelligencer, in noticing the arrival 81
the Turkish Admiral giyes the following de
scription of that oriental parsonage:
The arrival of the Turkish Admiral and his
suite has created sensation" and great
curiosity is manifested to see them. They
are quartered at the 81. Nicholas. to which
comfortable quarters they were escorted BY
one Of the board Of Aldermen. The Admir-
raj is described as having
"A porty appearance and considerable
hauteur in his manner. lie i,a man Of about
fiye feet ten inches in height, rather stoutly
made, with bread shoulders. and an intelli-
gent countenance. lie has a smooth pleas
ing face. peculiarly oriental. large dark eyes
and round yisage. His cherks have tenden-
ey to redncss. and his face is plump. His
nose IS long. and somewhat Of the Roman
form. His mouth small aud lips thin. On
his upper lip is mngstache, which appears
10 have been trimmed with much care. His
forehead is high, broad, aud without wrinkle
His hair. m0us,aehe, eyebrows, Ge., are brown
or auburn. and he does not wear his hair long
er than is usually worn by Americans. His
dress is IN no way remarkable. A loose brow
frock coat, inside Of ahich is a brown velvet
vest and culored shirt. His pants were 81
black cloth, and his boots were rather heavy
in material. Of the kind commonly known a,
short boots. Around his neck is a muller q
grey wolien cloth. and around his head, 10
Turkish fashion, was red and blue turban
His apparel was Of very fine material. an'
we're II not for the turban nothing extraortli
nary would be about his appearance"
II Is further stated that he was at the gran,
attack at Sebastopol On the 18th Of October
1855. and was 10 command Of a diyision o
the Turkish feet throughput the crimeaI
war. He is said to be only thirty.two year
old.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
A CARD.
WILLIAM PERCIyAL, Architect and


n VIII H1tISHHcCF,
HAVING some Important Buildings (for which he
supplied designs) TO superintend in this state,
has found il necessary open Branch Office in RAJ
leigh, (second floor Smiths Brick Building) where he
is prepared to supply Designs, Working Drawings
and Specifications for Churches, Public aud Private
Buildings.
Address Box l06,. Raleigh, N. e.
or Box 1873, Richmond, va.
IY' variety Of complete sets Of Plans for Church.
es, Villas, Farm Cottages, &c, can be seen al his
Offices. 5
Maseh l6. 3l-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

The steamer Tennessee, from Vera Cruz.
with dates TO the 7iL. and dates from the city
Of Mexico to the 5th, has arrived at New
Orleans. Civil war was raging throughout the
country. The government troops near cyla
were awaiting achievements. The other
party, some six thousand strong, were forti-
fed at Celaya. General Alvarez was also in
the field with three thousand cavalry, op-
passing the new government. The downfall
OF Zulaego was considered certain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

II is stated in the New Orleans Crescent
that the sugar crop u Louisiana for 1887 will
be from two hundred and twenty five TO two
hundred and fifty thousand hogsheads. against
about seventy-fye thousand hogsheads in
1856. Prices are, OF course, much lower
than last year, but. nevertheless, planters
will realize about..two million dollars more
from the'crop Of this season than from that
ofis55, while consumers win also gain large
w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

The English papers state that Colonel
Thomas AlIsop. charged with completely in
the late attempt on the life of the Emperor
Louis Napoleon. had escaped to America
about the time Of the sailing Of the steamer
America. The Metropolitan Police Com
missinners Of London have offered reward
Of Coco Tor information leading to his APP
prehension. II is now stated that he has
been concealed for several days in Anthony
street, New York. English and French de-
tectiyes are in pursuit Of him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

Presents ny LEWIS NsPoLEox-Th com
pany Of lancers which formed the mounted
escort surrounding the carriage on the night
Of the attempt to assassinate Lewis Napoleon,
was called to the palace few days ago, into
the presence Of the Emperor and Empress, to
receive rewards for their gallant conduct on
that night. and for the suffering they have
undergone since with their wounds. To each
Of the officers his Majesty presented gold
watch. with crowned \ on the case. and to
each Of the men. twenty FIVE in number, a
silver watch, similarly decorated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

The bill passed BY the Maryland Legs
lature for calling convention 10 amend the
State constitution. provides that the question
shall be submitted TO vote Of the people on
the FIRST Wednesday in May; and i majo.
riiy shall vote in favor Of convention, the
election for delegates shall take place IN Oc-
tober. and the convention shall meet in Jan
uary next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
TO Mule RaiSerS,

MY Jack Simon Pure, will stand the ensuing season.
w and include the Fall season. his stable,
miles north Of Hsborough. ] DO not intend TO send
him any where else. Price for insurance five dollars
EACH the money due when the fact is asceriained or
the property changed. All possible will be taken
prevent accidents but responsibility for any that
may happen.
DESCRIPTION. - Simon Pure will be six years
old in June; is a foalgeller and Is sire to
good colts any other Jack. He is very fourteen
hands high. and Of excellent FORM ! have the cenif-
cate Of John A. Vines the gentleman Of whom obtained
he lack. who says be Is from. fine family Of Jacks
as any in the eastern pa Of The state His dam the
largest Jenny ever saw and black as a crow.
TYRE b. RAY.
March l6. alp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
M A m m 4 n 10 /.

In this county, the cath Of February, by Samuel
Couch. Esq, Mr.. WALTER caAHrRKE to Miss SUSAN
STRAYHoRN,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
N o TICE.

WILL he sold, at the late residence Of Sarah Hor.
ner. deceased on Thursday tho LIST day Of April
next, ali the residue Of the estate Of Thomas Homer
deceased, consisting Of tact Of land two Negroes,
one Holse, Beds Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and various other articles tedious 10 menllnn, on
credit of Twelve months. Bond and security will be
quired Of the purchaser.
WM H0RNER,
Executor of Thomas Homer, decd
March Q. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
Y oTIC Il.

NOTICE.
HAVING at the late term Of Orange County Court
Il qualified as Executors Of the last will and tesla.
ment Of William Cain. deceased, notice Is hereby
gwen 10 al persons owing said estate 70 forward
and make ayment, and those having claims against q
must present the same, properly authenticated. within
the time prescribed by law else this nilIce will be plead
ed in bar thereof. This 9th December, 1881.
JAMES 4. CAIN, ~,
TODD X. CALDWELL. - r.
DacrHlar .. ls-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
r EG e N T..

V,HIs Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse, 70
4 which was awarded The 6ra Premium Al The first
sls.e fair will stand Al Marlborough the present season.
which will commences the aO,h dag o. March and emil
The 2Oih day 81 June and will render service 81 the low
price Of 10 dollars live season. due stthe end OF The sea.
son. fify cents 10 HE skilEsl groem 10 ell esses.
A. W. IIEDGPETH.
Msrehs 90-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
Money Wanted!

ENNERY body call aud settle. mus, have settle
u menis once year. JAMES WEBB.
January 6. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

cr Joy TO THE wORLD.-The greatest Med
icsl Discovery of the day. Read the advertisement
headed . HcImbolds Genuine Preparations
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
n o II ICE

NOTICE.
INFORMATION Is wanted Of MIS-. JOHNSON. vk
: dow Of Thomas, deceased. Her maiden name was
MCauley, Of Orange county. North Carolina, and her
husband died ID Giles county, Virginia, about 1899.
She removed back 10 Orange. sm DESTROYS Of com
munieaiing with he IL she i living OF with her heirs,
'0sa'' THOMAS WEBB,
Attorney at Law, IIillsbotougb. N. G.
Febnays. as--Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17

y. Forty out ofeirty Of them died Of cold
and starvation. Captain Marcy was sent to
New Mexico to purchase animals for the
army, and was to return to Fort Bridger as
soon as his arrangements we're completed,
escorted by force competent to protect him
from the attacks Of the Mormon guerrillas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

tlNHE undersigned having engaged in the Saddle and
Harness making business, they have opened shop
fronting the Couit Hnuse, (norlh,j door above
Wehb's storr, where they intend carrying the busi-
ness 10 all IL various branches. They have just
eryed new and handsome lot OF Goods in their line,
10 which they invite attention. All persons wishing
anything in their line particularly invited to give
them call as they intend to sell
GOOD Ii a X q Al vs..
All orders for work win be attended 10 at very short
notice. All repairs will be done with ncaness and
without delay.
|. TURNER & BROTHER.
January ~. 2i-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-17
+ o r S A L E

A The Attorney Tor William =. Harrison. offer for
- sale the House aud lot near Hllsborough station,
Ernut, a. liz
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
rhc FaIs,nff Gnnrd,,

Our friend, Gen. Harris of tho Ohio Cvi-
tirator, has sent US the subjoincd PROPOSE
ton, which we commend to tho attention of
all interested. The General is man of his
word, and our fat friends may rely upon it,
that the offer is made in good faith, We
advise them all to "go in;' We should do
so ourselves, but for circumstances beyond
our control" -Saadusky Register.
SWORD PRESENTATION AT TIE STATE FAIR!
"Fat and jolly 60 together; therefore, TO
SEQ what the State can turn out, in the way
of solid mon, and to have littlo pleasant fun
for "thc Million" tho editor of the Ohio
Cultivator will present BROAD SWORD to
the heaviest man who will muster with the
Fasaf Guards. None admitted TO the
Company weighing less than tro hundred
pounds.
"Every man to be equipped with fan and
handkerchief, and proved upon the scales.
"Paradc to take place on Thursday
Competition open tc the world"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

Mr.. VIM. Cochrano is progressing finely
with the building on tho Agricultural Fail
Grounds. 1t is 40 feet square the roof run
ming to point in the center, from which
rises flag staff s5 feet above the roof
There are large doors on the north and
south sides, with thrco windows on the eas
and west sides. People can hereafter bring
articles to tho Fair without foar of having
them damaged by storm or being iusecurely
kept. This Hall We warrant will DC taste
fully and beautifully decorated with many
specimens during the Fair week.
The grounds we notice are in good con
dition. Great pains having been taken t.
keep the hogs out. A good solid turf free
from weeds covers the entire grounds.
The necessary sheds, stalls, &C., will soor
be put up and every thing fixed to Tho sat
isfaction and convenience of all who shnl
feel interested in developing the industria
skill Of the citizens Of Sandusky County
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03

Bidekvood for August, Edinburgh Re
uiew and London Quarterly Revisw fol
July, nrc on our table. These sterling
English works aro ro-published by LEONARD
Scott & Co., 20 Fulton street, New York.
Each So per year, or the four Reviews, and
Blackwood sent for one year for $40.
Peterson's Philadelphia Counterfeit De.
iector and Bank Note List for September
is now published. This is one of the best
Bank Note Lists published. Monthly, 81
per year; emi-Monthly 81 per year. Peter.
son & Brothers, SOC Chestnut street, Phla-
delpha.
Mrs. Southworth's New Work, is now
ready. The Two Sisters. BY Mrs. Emma
D. f. N. Southworth, author Of tho "Lost
Heircss," "Descrted Wife," &C., DC. Com.
pleto in one volume, Cloth. Price one dol.
lar md twenty-five cents. Peterson &
Brothers, SOC Chestnut street, Philadelphia
M0Sonic ReUew, Cincinnati, o., Corne-
ius Moore, Publisher. With the Septcm.
Dor number, volume nineteen Of the Re.
view is closed. 1t is well worthy the pat.
ronagc and support Of the craft. Those in
this vicinity who wish TO take it can hand
their names 10 Lewis Garfield, Agent 50
per year.
Printers News Letter for August, c. E
Chichester, Editor, Philadelphia, is devoted
to the interests of the craft and is of much
importance. They desire to exchange Will
every newspaper Office in the country,
Tie Ark for September, Published by
Alex. E. Glenn, Columbus, o., at 81 PEI
year. Subscriptions received at our Office
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
New York Market.

New YORK, Aug 81.
FLOUR Market dull and common grades lower; saes o.
900 bbs at rs uusound super 42Oa4 so for
sound extra sate 90 for super Western; 500a6
for 10 medium extra Western; 510a5 80 for ship
ping brands Of extra reund hoop OhiO closing heavy
Daaadan hour Fues quiet; sales 200 bbs at for
choice extra. Small sales Of Rye -four at $50
and 40.
GRAIN-Wheat market is shade better, say la2e on
good grades with better demand for milling; sale 40
bu sh AZ 15al for old rcd winter 22c for
for white Meh 45c for white KY. 122e for fair white
Canadian. Rye is dull at 75a76e sales 1000 bu Corn
market is heavy and rather easer sales 40 bu at
A1fc for inferior fair mixed Western; 77asOc good do
S5asoc for white Southern Csc for round yellow oat,
firmly held with moderate busineS doing at 5oa55C
for State and Western.
wHISKEY-Sales 375 bbls at 24G9i}sc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03
The Orator for tho Ten,l..

Tho Sandusky Register heartily seconds
the proposition that Gov. CoRwrN bo re
quosted to act as orator Of tho day at the
Put-in-Bay celebration, and hopes the Ex
ecutive Committee may be induced to ac
upon the suggestion. It adds: f-A
No orator in tho West now lives who i,
more emnsnlly adapted to deliver an ora
tion appropriate to such an occasion thar
Mr.. Corwin, or one who could so effectually
touch the hearts of his hearers by his thrill
ing notes of eloquence. Let him be solici
ted to accept tho post Of orator of the day
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-03


Tho 10th of September celebration al
Put-in-Bay, to commemorate Perry's great
victory, promises to be ono Of the greatest
gatherings which ever assembled in north.
ern Ohio. Every town or city on or con-
tiguous to the lake will be represented.
To PRINTERs.-Tho proprietors of the
Bucyrus Journal republican paper, desirous
Of engaging in other business offer thsiI
printing establishment for sale. Tho ma,
torial is nearly all new, and the situation is
an excellent one. yr ,r
A CHANGE.-Wc learn by tho last Tiffin
Tribune that John w. Bailey, formerly Of
Newport, KY, has purchased ono-half oi
tho 1ribuae establishment, and il will here
after bo conducted by Mckee d Bailey.
See time table of c, q T. Railroad for
State Fair week.
Brick sidewalks are being laid down on
Main and Croghan streets.
The ARTEsIAN WELE-The laborcrs on
this work are pushing it along speedily
Tho well has been reamed to depth OF
$50 feet, about half its present depth, and
the shaft is being sunk at the rate Of from
forty to sixty feet per day.-Faet