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DOMESTIC PORTS.


S41S FOR NEW YORII-THF Al FAST SAIL.
&SFF@ ing bark Ephns Stcrrett, Capt Gregory, hay
saiug nearly ali her cargo engaged mud going bonrd
win huYr dispatch. For balance of freight Of sugar and
lasaas, apply 10 .. j, H. BASS,
MI ll9 Common street,
kSS% FOR NEW YORIE-TlIH Al FASYSAIi-
RF%S ing Schooner Fanny. Capt wic5s has most . her
itHrE1 engaged, and Viii sail with dispatch, For bal
auce Of freight, apply to
ny J. II, BASS, 1l9 CornUon street.
SSSS- FOR NEW YOASH&-THE Al FAST SAIL
RS4 ing brig PiLarrO Capt Stureess, is now loading
$780, md will huye Immediate dispatch. For balance Of
freight Of sugar and mOlasses, apply
no j. il. BASS, Il9 Common street.
Ffgs Vessel
stF FOR NEW YUETL-TFE Al F Asst SAIL
SRS ing clipper bark j. IL, Hazard, Capt. Williams
snts of her cargo ed and will sail III few
DAYS Forbaance Of freight Of snd molsse, epply
!o2l J, II. BASS, iIg Common street
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IT. FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FINE
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aud All intermediate landings For freight OF passage apply On
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-12-15
HILLSB0ROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

IN January lah, 1859, the Institution above named
- will be opened at Hillsborough, N. G., 10 be con-
Quoted in chicfb by Capt o. q. Few, now Superinend.
ent Of the State Military Academy at Columbia South
Carolina, and Mr. W. d. GaiIlard, graduate of the
South Carolina Military Academy, and instructor Of
approved experience. The DIN, discipline, and
Of studies, will assimllate nearly practicable to
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies Of the first two years, or
preparatory course, will be-, Arithmetic, Algebra, Eng
sh Grammar, History Of Tie United States. History Of
England, Ancient History Mythology Geography,
FreEch and Latin. The details Of the advanced course
will be announced hereafter.
The Academic year will continue uninteHuptedly
from January 18th TO the fourth week in November.
The charge will be $500 per annum, payable as fol.
lows; 800 at the commencement Of the Academic
YEAR, 500 on May isi, and 800 August LIST, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
books stationery quarters board fuel lights, washing,
clothing, excepl Shirts drawers and socks,l and med
ca attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under 10 or over ls years
Of age, who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will be received day scholars for din and
instruction at the rate Of $l05 per annum payable in
three equal inslslmenis at the dates above mentioned.
Buln this case they will be provided with arms and
accoutrements only, and no responsibility wrest upon
he Academy excep, during the hours at which such
pupils are actually engaged on dr or at recitation.
For further information address the undersigned at
Columbia s. G., until January ls after that date at
liillshoTongh, NC. c. T.. TEW.
Sept Is. -5m.
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PROSPECTUS.
Cantwell's Law Practice.

vTyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully Invites subsci-
Il bers 10 The publication Of his treatise upon the
Practice of Law IN The Courts of North Carolina,
10 hand 10 their by the LIST January and he
iicils foI the work the patronage Of the Bar and the
Public generally. The 6rsi volume now nearly ready
for the press devoted exclusively the consideration
II Legislative and Executive Powers. Under the first
named title the following titles and chapters Of the Re-
ysed Code, with the accompanying decisions, will be
found embraced, viz:
County Boundaries; County Revenue and Charges,
Court Houses, Prisons, ETC.; County Trustee; Fairs
General Assembly; Inspections; Poor Registers (;
Rivers and Creeks Roads, Ferries etc Idiots and Lu
naiics UriunrIrs and Retailers; Mills and Mlllers;
Pfisaneis; Weights and Measures.
UnIes the second named title. Executive Powers, will
he found the following chapters and titles Of the Re.
Vised Code, viz;
Attorney General, ec.; Attorneys Of Law; Courts,
County aid Superior Coun supreme Guardian and
Ward Administrators Auclioneefs; Clerks; consla.
bles; Coroners County Boundaries; County Trustee;
Deeds Entries and Grants; Pans; Literary Fund etc.
Patrol; Pilots; Processnner.; Reeisters Revenue; ;
Rivers and Creeks Roads; Sheriff. Rangers; stand.
ard Keepers; Wrecks.
The design of The work il. under these various titles
% present the student and practitioner with an intell
gent and connected view Of the Statute Law Of North
Carolina. applicable % each, together with all the de-
cisions of the supreme Court thereon uT 10 the last
term, AMI TO accompany eaeh chapter with the sppFo
PIRATE Forms for proceeding.
II s also proposed 10 sdd, 10 The Appendix. nun.
her Of forms and Pfccedenis usually required in Con
yeyancing and Office Practice the whole being intend
ed guide 10 the practice Of Law in n. C., and
uel flf lie Of The student and lawyer.
The book viii resemble ia appearance and execution
cantNell's Jusiiee; and will be delivered, postage
prepaid 10 subscribers for IS per copy cash; payable
on delivery. EDWARD CANTWELL,
Raleigh, ". G.
Oct 81. 64-
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A. II. C. BROCKEN,
ID Cliff HStrect, New York

ManuIhclufeT OF
Glass Syringes, Homeopathic Vials, Gradu.
ated Measures, Nursing Bot
ties, &c.
GLASS Wafe for Chemists Druggists, Pehumers,
- Photographers, &c. Green Glass Ware by the
package. A liberal discount made to the trade. Or
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NO EXCUSE!

A LII indebted to me on Shoe Shop
books, must call and pay before
the lst of December, 1858, or if they
find their accounts in an officers hands
they need not say he might have ask
ed for it. n r. p.pvs
October 26. 63-
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JONESS KEROSENE LAMPS.

A NEW lot Of these improved lamps, which do not
go out when exposed 10 a current Of dir, and by
process Of radiation at least third Of the OIL
over the common lamps. Also, the common Kerosene
lamps Jones's lamps are kept only by us.
J. C. TURRENTlNE & SON.
October 6. &C.
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FOR SALE.
A CARD.

70. 3DBEgg5DN, .D.EEElsT,
m AvINGtocsiedi Chapel Hill, respectfully oflers
his professional services The ei,ilensof thc town
snd surrounding country. Hcean produce satisfactory
testimonials oi his skill in The profession.
His Office Il al Dr. Mcotes. When requested, fami.
Iisonahle.
~ Dr. n. will he in llillshotough the fourth wesl
In esch month. asc Superior Court weeks. and ofenet
(wilhcu, EXTRA chugel Il requested.
usl 10. o.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-08-21

80. "A FRENCH FLSIse MAca1sE.-The Empero, !,
Tse " ASSERTS present he has to Pss
great prob nronautcs-tbe art Of a''; Tor the
' s.s :sss s s1s; ;A sS ss9s;sas t.
PEELED by two gigantic wings of the sams " oe pro.
placed on each side. The aerial navipatnr material
suspended at distance of about four fes. Is to be
platform, while his feet rest on pedals NV IRON the
which the wings are set in motion, wbiIe eans Of
rest on the lever which imparts to the us arms
direction be chooses to give it. Oniv ",Osm 1 The
of this machine has yet been constructed an Gu Of
pears to work well. 1t is now about r. a'i y. ap
structed on a large SCALE =" oe con.
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoI1N. w.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROIINA
- COUNTY-ln Eguity.-John DeWint Hook S a A.
skinner VIM Hook and Robert W slamp'er saHs!
chants trading under the style of Hook Skinner cn
Haywood, L. W. Peck, Sarah Stronach VIM. B hR u.
Jo NJ Bufa!oe, yno Wicker A. W. Belvn and ' am"
Belvin his wife, The Bank of the State of North
Whereas it has been made 10 appear upon the a a%
of the comrlanants attorney that William I RuSns
and JOS e. NJ Bufaoe. two of the defendants in ,be %
entitled cause nonresidents of the State of North %
DINA This therefore is to notify the said Jos. e. N Sar
faloe and Wm H. Buffaoe Wherever they NAV he 10 h
and appear at the next term of the Court Of Eoty G %
the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday in September ne
then and there to plead answer or demur to the hin G
against them in said cause to secure the payment uT
debt, or the said bill will be taken pro eoesso as to them
and set down for hearing parte Given under nv b5
at Office this the 18th August, 1858. 'A'N'
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, CAME
r. Adv. Is 33-w&swtd
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The LADIES ALWAYS RlGnT.-A ladv s,;a
friend who was about going into the store ~ ner
excellent merchant who had paid all his ds, very
Don't go into that store to buy any thin, O ho
not failed yet" ''"s' nc has
The same lady advised another friend to ,.,:
Samuel Swan Co., ofAugusta, Georgia for Ie a to
tickets, because they had not failed yet-corJ J'ey
ing the one for the same reason that she ueln'
mends the other. '"' recon-
She probably knew that Swan Co. paid that ~,
ita prize of $685. 900 to the fortunate holder ia
adelphia, just sixteen days after the drawing vhas
took place on the Oath Of last April o. "A''a
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STATE UF CA1SOLINA.-WAKE
- COUTY-In Equity.-Thomas R. Debnam Guardian
of Barthenia A. Smith James Hodges and Israel Stew.
art. Daniel Scarborough, admir-. of Mary L. Aven vs.
James Hodges and Israel Stewart.
Whereas, has been made to appear upon the adavi
of the respective plaintiffs in the above entitled causes
that Israel Stewart of the defendants in boh of the
aforesaid causes, is nonresident of the State of North
Carolina:
This is to notify the said Israel Stewart wherever he
may be- to be and appear at the next term Of the Court Of
Equity for the county of Wake to be held at the Court
in September next then and there to Plead de-
muir to the respective bills of said complainants filed
against him to secure the payment of debts and for Other
purposes the will be taken pro contesso him.
and the set down for hearing pae Given under
my hand, at Office, this l. 18th August, 1853.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. & ME-
TPr. Adv. $751; 33-w&Swtd
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoL1NA.-wAKE

y COUNTY-In Equity.-Dansi &. Fowle vs. 7. B.
James, VIM. F. Green and John Osgood
Whereas it has made to appear upon the affidavit
of the plaintiff that r. B. James, of the defendants in
the above entitled cause is absent from his usual place Of
abode, SO that process cannot be served upon him.
he may be- personally to be and appear at our next
Court of Equity to be held at the Court House the City
of Raleigh, the LIST Monday after the 4th Monday in
September next then and there to plead de.
muir to the bill of complaint of Daniel G. Fowle filed
against him and others to subject equitable the
payment of debts and for other purposes the said bill
will be taken pro confesso and set down for hearing %
to him. Given under my hand. at Office, this nth Au.
gust, A. D., 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, c. &M.E
rPr Adv rs 33-w&swd
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JEWS IN PARLIAMENT IN OF BARON
RoTnscHILD.-On the 9th Of July, at the morning
session of the House of Commons. Baron Rothschid
presented himself to be sworn, before taking his
seat. The scene is thus described:
A few minutes after twelve o'clock, and before the
commencement of public business, Baron Roths-
child entered the House, and took a seat on one Of
the benches below the Speakers gallery. He was
accompanied by several private friends. The num-
Der Of members present at The time was very small
but the benches on either side gradually filed, and
more than one hundred honorable gentlemen voted
in the division which subsequently took place.
The Speaker.-Any honorable member who de-
sres to take his seat will please come to the table to
be sworn.
Baron Rothschild Immediately presented himself
at the bar, where he was met by Lord John Russell
and Mr.. Abel Smith, who, amid considerable cheer
ing from the opposition benches, led him to the ia
BILE. He was about to take copy of the prescribed
oath from the hands of the clerk, when
Mr.. Warren rose toorder, and begged to put n
question to the Speaker The honorable and learned
gentleman, however, was not allowed to proceed,
being received with cries OF "Order |" and Chair II!
The Speaker-The taking of his seat by an hon
orable member is a matter of privilege, and ought
not to be interrupted by any discussion. (Cheers)
copy of the new oath being offered to him, he
stated to the speaker that he had a conscientious
objection to taking the oath in the form rendered to
him, and he was thereupon requested to withdraw.
d.
ty with the act, to the effect that the Baron, per-
son protesting the Jewish religion, was prevented
from sitting and voting in the House by reason of
his conscientious objection to take the oath in the
form required by the act. After some remarks by
Mr. Warren, it was agreed to. Lord John Russell
then moved further resolution, likewise in pursu-
ance of the act, "that any person protesting the
Jewish religion may henceforth, taking the oath
prescribed in an act Of the present session of Para-
ment to entitle him to sit and vote in this house.
omit the words and I make this declaration upon
the true faith of Christian Mr.. Warren said he
should take the of the House upon this reso.
luton The House was divided, and the resolution
was carried by 50 to 81.
Baron Rothschild then advanced to the table, con-
Quoted a before by Lord John Russell and Mr.. A.
Smith. and as he walked up the floor of the House
he was greeted with loud cheering from the opposi
ton benches. He desired to be sworn upon the old
testament, and his request being at oEce complied
with by the Speaker, he took the new form Of oath,
emitting the words !" and I make this declaration
upon the true faith of Christian" The honorable
gentleman then signed the roll Of Parliament and
after shaking hands with the Speaker and the Chan
cellor Of the Exchequer he took seat on the front
opposition bench. He there received the congrstn-
lstions Of many honorable members.
~. hunSrod end Hftv uovon dasf3,s
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The SuRyEy-We have not been abs -
any direct news from the engineer on the 20 obtain
the Reedy Patch Gap; but we learn ,h.t Of
is entirely practicable, and much more fs, route
tnan was expected BY its most sangune A f1sass
ford Enquirer. '''-1uther.
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john CHlNAaAs's IcE-A newly arrived ,
Chinaman in Shasta California, purchased John
recently. and, finding it very wet laid It some ice
=. IT. ne ; ns On going to look for it again he dry
whole Chinese neighborhood of larcenu accused the
riot was the consequence. a general
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THE 81 OLD SETTLERS PASSING AwAY."-But few
days since the sad announcement of the death of
Col. C. +. holland, was made in this paper. We
have known Col. N from our early boyhood. He
has ever been our true and constant friend AS such
we deeply mourn his loss-to the country his loss
has been great-to his family it is irreparable.
No purer or truer man than COL holland ever liv-
ed. He was the very soul of honor. Among those
who knew him his word was law. HIS talent was
of high order and peculiar kind. But his chief
excellencies were his frank and manly bearing and
his pure heart full to the brim of christian benevo-
lence and kindness.
But it is useless to enlarge upon what every one
knows. Many manly hearts have heaved sghs-
deep and heartfelt-and many cheeks, "unuscd to
the melting mood" were believed with tears on the
announcement Of the death of Fent Ncland.
Peace be unto his memory. May that God who
"loveth whom he chasteneth :" give her who was the
partner of his bosom, strength and forttude sub
init, in a proper mind and spirit, to His dispense
tons. May the noble son he has left emulate the
virtues of his father and be prop and stay to his
bereaved mother.
few days more, and another old settler " has
passed away; Green B. Hughes of Saline county,
is no more! He lived and died tue, and. that
"noblest work of God," AN honest man." He
filled. during bis long residence in Arkansas, many
important public stations, and died beloved and re-
friends deeply mourn his loss and it will be long ere
his place in the community can be filled.
And still another of the "old settlers has been
called to his final account. DR.. Wood Tucker of
Jefferson county, is gone! He departed this life
early last week, at his residence near Pine Bluff
He was ripe in the fulness of his years He was
honored by all who knew him and their name is
Legion. His life was useful as it was long. He
raised large family, and had the pleasure Of seeing
them all occupy honorable positions before the world
His son, s. II. Tucker of this place, is well known
as one of our most worthy citizens.
The loss Of Dr.. Tucker will be deeply mourned
by large concourse Of relations and friends His
name is the synonym of honor and his memory viii
heritage far dearer than the Aeetng baube Of earth
ly riches.-Littb Rock Gazette Dc Democrat d.
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And Arts first triuu car
~, n this

"last fetter on the giant laid;
which event must lift the coolest heart from mans great
angels and crowned him with glory and honor"
aOnce more a white amazcment on the Deep
Gathers its great waves whlsperingly. Again
A human might is measured with the main.
Out from the East with calm, imperial sweep,
And conscious honor seated on their helms, 49,.
Deputed ENJOYS of Earths mightiest realms,
The great Levathans of WARMTH breath
Subdued and the grim mouths that utter death
AM sealed and sient-their fierce armament
Laid by for q more glorious intent
Wsk Westward DER the waters. As they go
With their majestic mein, restrained and SLOW,
They silently drop down into the wave,
Like long burial in a boundless grave,
Some strange dark burden, that the hungry sea
Receives into its bosom wonderingy.
'Tis the last fetter on the giant laid
And he lies bound! The slender cable swayed
Through drifting currents down to endless caims,
Stretched between the nations-holdiDg thee
With all thy pride and might, thou terrible Sea!
In the strong clasp Of their united arms;
While the electric ifepulse, surely beating .
From shore to shore speaks their eternal meeting!
There in the dim abyss of secrecy,
That gathers down into its silent caves
The awful wealth of its vast treasury,
Pundered for ages by the ravenOus waves,
Where the pale skeletons of shipwrecked men
Drift slowly by, and great ships overhead
Sail needless, shall come quivering again,
Along the quick nerve Of that wondrous cham,
Thoughts Of the living down among the dead.
Men shall stand clustering upon the verge
Of the blank waters, listening intent
For voices, that uprising through the surge,
Bear tidings of another continent!
The news that strs the olden world to-day
Shall wings of speed from the forked lightning borrow
And, darting ON its momentary way,
Spread through the younger hemispheres tomorrow!
oh, man should tremble at the marvellous might
So to his lmitless presumption given,
AS he had stretched his hands ont through the night
And laid his grasp upon the stars OF heaven
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ELASTIC SANDsroNE-A GEOLOGICAL CURIOSITY
FROM NoRrH CARoL1NA.-We have before US speci-
men of Elastic Sandstone, new and interesting &C.
QUESTION to modern geology, discovered only short
time ago in . mountain in Stokes county, North
Carolina about three miles from the village of Dam
bury, by mineralogist of Philadelphia. The spec-
men was obtained from DR.. John Pepper, gentle
man residing within short distance of the spot at
which it first discovered and where investigation
proves that any quantity still abounds. The cub
stance resembles the common light yellow sandstone,
though rather finer than otherwise and possesses
6exibiity much the same in thick elastic betting
or moulded india-rubber. The specimen is about
seven inches long by one thick and one and half
wide. 1t may be bent even strained with the ordi-
nary force of the hand, without being broken, and
by taking end in the hand the rest may be bent
and swayed like wand without the least tendency
to snap of its appearance would seem to Indicate
After being heated its liability to cruWble as in the
natural state is arrested and it retains its pliancy
while it is as hard Is front This is certainly quail
~ which renders it most valuable. The crucbles,
furnaces and Innings to furnaces used by smiths and
chemists can he made of-no better nor more con-
venient material and its Adaptability for coarser
work need not be mentiuned. o Their and more i'm
portant uses it may or may not have. As geologi.
study. -
The section Of the State in which the elastic sand.
stone aboands is peculiarly rich in mineral wealth.
which unfortunately is as yet UNEMPLOYED. The
traces OF coal in that region afford the strongest evil
dences OF the existence of immense mines of that
valuable article. The mountains abound with beau.
t'ful crystals and brilliant stones of various colors
ana We doubt not that gold itself may be found there
Some day, an early one we hope, will unfold euch
treasures in this almost unknown section. az will
excite the wonder Of the wisest Of ua-Peters6irg
E1press ri = - =; p 8 =
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Gen. 7. Z. ZoIlicoffsr. member Of Congress- from
the Nashville district Tennessee. has been appont-
90 president of the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-
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Ex-Governor John j.. AcRae is named as candi-
date for Congress in Mississippi to succeed General
Quitman.