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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27
PROSPECTUS.
Cantweil's Law Practice.
October &c.

'INhE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites subscri.
he's 70 the publication OF bis treatise upon the
Pfaciice " LqIg IA hs Courts " hBrfk Carolina,
10 hand IN their names y the Isl January aud be so
r,. ioi the work the patronage Of the Bar and The
Public generally. The first volume now nearly ready
for the ptss. Is devoted exclusively 10 the consideration
u Legislative aud Executive Poscrs Under the fret
named lille, the following titles aud chapters Of the Re.
,ised Code. with The accompanying decisions, will be
found embraced. va;
COuniy BounJifes; County Revenue and Chsrres.
Count Houses. Prisons, etc.; County Trustee; Fairs
General Assembly; inspections; Poor Registers
Rivers and Creeks; Roads. fenss. etc Idiots and u.
naIics; Ordinances and Retailers; Mills anil MiIlcrs
Piisoncis; Weights and Measures.
Under The second named iillc Executive Powers will
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The design u The work " under these various titles.
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Carolina, applicable % etch. together with all The IL.
eiscns 81 the supreme Count thereon Of 10 Inc Isl
term. and % accompany each chapter with the appo.
pirate Fofms lSr proceeding.
Il Is also proposed 10 add. IN The Appendix, nun.
Der Of Forms and Presidents usually required 10 Ton
veyancng and Office Practice The whole being intend
ed guide 10 the practice Il Law IL NJ and man
uel fof the use Of the student aud lawyer
The book will resemble IN appearance and efeeuiion
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

TnE cRoPs IN TnE WEsrFRS STATES The
last fifteen or twent, days have been the sal.
yaton Of the corn crop al the West. which
was almost despaired Of bring wor,h gathering
a month ago. The extremely favorable fall
has ripened many Geld that the owner ex-
pected only to use for fodder. We have
heard irom many sources, SAYS an exchange,
that the quantity Of corn at the west thi.
wear, will be FAR superior TO that of 1857
The quantity is not. Of course. as large in
bushels of ears rs IL was last year but there
is reason to believe that there will be a. M
ny bushels Of really sound corn. This IS
very encouraging, since il Is well known thai
the oat crop is almost total failure all over
tie prairie States. aud not worth Dragging Of
anywhere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

EDucATIoN IN NORM CARoLINA.--The Old
North State, which BY general consent has
been considered far behind the other old
States Of the confederacy in learning and in
telligence, and which has been called in de-
rsion, RIP Van Winkle,' appears to be
wide awake BY her having disbursed from her
literary fund, for the support Of schools and
for the education Of deaf and dumb children,
during the year 1855 and 1856, the sum Of
three hundred and ninety-six thousand six
hundred aud sixty five dollars. Some Of the
States that have looked upon the old :" Rip
Van Wrinkle" State rather with contempt,
might profit BY observing her example.
Brnns (Gaj Herald.
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N OF / @ L
Oct. IS

HAVING qualified at August FERN Of our County
Court, in Hillsbotongh, as Administrator on the
estate Of John Srayhon, decd, hereby give notice
10 all persons indebted the estate to make payment
forthwith, and those having claims against the estate
to present them within the time prescribed by law,
this notice will be plead In bar Of their recovery.
| also give notice that | will, on
the 9th Of November NEXT offer for sale all the proper
" belonging to said estate, except the Land and Ne
groes and much as has been 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, .7tm'r.
Oct. 20 o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

CosErs.-The great comet having now be.
gun 10 depart. 10 return no more for Hundreds,
II not thousands. Of years. il may be some gr,t.
i6caiion 20 our reader. 10 know that another i.
visible 70 the naked eve, although Of modest
and unpierending appearance. This is Tut.
ties Comet. aud ~ the constellation Pegasus
which group is il 4 direct range with line
drawn from the twn pointers IN tire " Gresi
Dipper" through the North star, and is about
as far from that body % Arcturns.
Ha,h. Jaion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

Paris, SEPTEMBER 5o.-Sone doubts were
expressed whether the Imperial Government
would allow the DEGREES which opened the
ports to foreign grain, professionally, to expire
Il the end Of this month, according TO their
limitation. Yesterday the Constitutional
settled tile point by declaring that the de-
crees would not be continued in force, but
the law Of 1882. with The sliding scale, would
remain. and luregn grain be subjected 10 the
old duties. A long argument Is pursued 70
show that The sliding scale il necessary Tor
lie interests of both The hame producers and
consumers. Protection = the indispensable
policy If this Governments the advocates u
Tree trade are scarcely more numerous than
tbe adhercnts to the Orleans dynasty.
M. Waists Correspondence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

GooL RAscaLTY.--in Cincinnati d few
DAYS since. twa sharpers accosted country
gentleman. stopping 4 one of the hotels. and
stating that they were detectives. declared
that he was suspected of dealing in counter
felt money. The ruralist asserted hi entire
innocence but they aid, they voull search
him. and took him into private room, when
they found slnS in good money. One went
70 consult a detectiver concerning the bank
notes. and remained away 50 long that his
companion also departed ia search Of the
delaycr. OF course neither returned. and
the rural and unsophisiicated fellow learned
too late that he was vieimized.
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PRuTRCrI0s AND FaREi1S TnADr.-lt Is q
fay0rite assccliun among irre.tradrrs that
protection viii cripple aud destroy the for
eisu trade 0f country We're this state.
neut colreci. il weuld be nf secondary i'm
pprlance 10 a prosperous domestic trade.
which 10 this country i u five times Tie
value 0r tie foreign. Hut facts sliuw That
tbs assertion il but me other Tree trade lal.
lacy. France. BY protecting home manuiac.
tues, has increased her commerce 10 ie.
markablc extent III The year isi7 The i'm.
ports Or France were sass .OUO. 900 AMI the
exports s2O5 ,OOO, 900. " 1856. the impufts
lad increased u 1851 100000 and The ~.
ports had increased 10 sass .OOO. 600. u which
e3lI 900, 900 consisted u The manufactures
and produce ~ France. 50, tno. i Il with
the highly projected Belgium, her exports
having grown from else, 900. 900 IN 1928 10
s355 QUO, 00S IL 1856 So. again. IL is with
the still more highly protected sweden. her
exports having been $4,000, 900 10 1881 and
e3i 200. 900 il 1883. So. too. with the al.
most proh,biliye Spain, The amount Of exports
in 1897 having been bit s72 .0O0, 600. where
ss ihey were si66 ,0oo, oOp in 1889.
n y. gatsha.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27
NO EXCUSEl

ALL indebted to me on Shoe Shop
books, must call and pay before
the lst of December, 1858, or il they
find their accounts in an officers hands
they need not say he might'have ask
ed for it. n r. p.prs
October &c. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

Fms CoaFr is approaching Venus. About
the 9Th instant. the time Of its nearest sp.
proacll. II will be. as seen from the planet,
thirty-six times as great as II appeared to
the earth 1t its maximum. The nearest ap.
parent approach to Venus will be on the 18th
instant, when il will be between two and three
degrees distant. Owing TO the great ,eloci.
Is With which il will be moving tsbout thir-
ty-three miles per second il will be subjected
10 the disturbing force of the planet for such
d short time that is orb. will not be very
much changed. lit had arrived three days
earlier it would have passed 50 near as 70
present 70 Venus ~ appearance more than
THREE thnasand times a magnificent as i ap-
pearcd 10 Us On The 9Th and 9th instant.
Bgsioa Pcs..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27
WOODEN FACTORY.

T,HE public are respectfully informed that the sub
sciiben have taken the
Alpha WOODEN Mills,
seven miles east Of lIilsornuxn one mile and quar-.
Ter from the " q. Railroad. and ara now ready ard
willing 10 receive ofets for James, Linseys aud ker
seys or 70 manufacture wool IN lots TO suit customers
Those having wool for sale will please inform Us
or bring their wool and exchange for goods cash, Of
both.
The subscribers being PRACTICAL Maehinists aud es.
periencsd operators aie certainly confident their goods
cannot and shall not be surpassed. 10 body finish
in any Of the States, therefore they ak % patronage
p. Il. SYKES,
e. ]. SHIELDS.
October 6. co.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27
LATE FROM EUROPE.

l
| The steamer Pacific arrived at ST. Johns,
N. r. on the goth instant She left Galway
on the 18th inst, and brings Liverpool tel
egraphc adyices to that date, aud the mali Of
| the lth.
The Paris press publishes the full cores
pondence between the U s., and foreign min,
isters at Nicaragua touching BeIly's conyen-
ton. The former says, no arrangement with
Belly shall be recognized or assente,l to in
anything contrary to the just rights acquired
by American citizens, aud that the liberal
pulley resulting from the transit.treaty OF
November last, shall be constantly maintain
ed. The Nicaraguan minister replies TINT
his government wishes only justice and its
rights, and desires friendly relations with the
United States, but declares the transit-treaty
lead u no value because it was not opened
at the stipulated period. Belly appeals 10
the Clayton Bulwcr treaty for protection, and
Lord Malmsbury's letter to him tells him the
stipulations thereof will in his opinion, ap-
/ ply 10 his scheme il carried out.
There have been several wrecks in the
German ocean--no American vessels.
The cholera had killed $4,000 people at
Mecca.
The new company for the completion Of
the Great Eastern had been delayed 10 its Or
ganizaiion by the non attendance Of direc,
tors.
France is exempt from navigation dues for
another year on cargoes OF iron, flour, rye
and all vegetables.
The Bank Of Frankfort hal advanced the
rate Of discount five per cent
AdviCes IRON Canton were satisfactory.
The news from India is unimportanl.
The ship Favorite lrmn L,verpoOl for Sa-
vannah had put into Queenstown leaking.
--~>-~>~>~.>~>~>~~1~
/ The following from one of our A tents, who Is loo
well known in bis State 10 need endorsing by Us
will be read with interest by Dyspeplics
! Lebanon. N. H.. Feb. 90, 1856.
| MEssRs SETH w. FowLE a. CO.,-Gentlemen
Please send by Express, another bottle of 0xygenaled
Btters, nearly out. These bitters have re.
Gently been used with unusual benefit by member Of
my family, who has derived more advantage from il
than oil other medicines, which fact being known
greatly influences tie demand for the Bitters There is
no profession. in which reputation for truth and sin.
certy is desirable, than in that Of Apolhecary
and for this reason, have always been careful in re-
commenting remedies. But | feel perfectly safe in
advising all who are troubled with Dyspepsia to resort
at once TO the orygenated Buers
Yours truly, &c.
GEO. S. KENDRICK
Seth w. Fowle & Co, I9s Washington Street, Bos
ton, propietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
! CT For sale in HilIsborough by j. &. Webb & Co
in Greensborough by DR.. L. j. Patrick.
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PUBLIC SALE.

YSHE subscriber will offer for sale, on Tuesday the
10Th Of November next, all his sock, consisting
Of one Horse, one Mule, Cows, Hogs, Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Fodder, Shucks, ard Hay; faur.horse Wagon
and gear. one horse Wagon: and also all his House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, including good eight
day clock rhe terms will be made known on the day
Of sale.
Any of the above articles will be sold private sale
previous the day above mentioned il any one shall
desire to purchase.
G. +. BOR0UGHS.
Oct 10. 62-ids
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27
Obituary.

Died, il Chapel Hin, on Sunday night The nth in.
slant, Of TyPhus Fever, Mr.. ]. 81 IoLT, son of DR..
William L. Holt, Of Lexington. He entered the Col.
lege as a student, we believe at Tie commencement Of
the present session.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

A NoBlr IanKiSo lSDnS GiRL.--A soldier
in the United States army. writing from Red
river, New Mexico, under date Of July 90,
communicates TO the Richmond Dispatch the
fulluwing:
i. 1, was here that saw the noblcst Look
ing Indian girl that escr beheld. Her dress
consisted Of piece Of brown cotton cloth
wrapped around her loins and hanging to
The knee. On her head she wore her native
war plume. She was tall, straight as an ar
row, and free wild Indian look, that was
quite taking. fsomc Of her tribe were given
10 another kind 81 taking which required all
our watchiulncss r. prevent.l She appeared
10 be about Is years 81 age, and was the wife
IL Young chief 20 wears old. ltwas inter.
csting 10 see with what respect she waited
on him. Her example would be ediiying e
the wives 81 more civilized life. But Il was
amusing To see with what lordly Indifference
the young savage regarded her attentions.
trust have too much Of the native gallantry
81 my own Erin to see anything TO commend
in this example Of Goodness towards such q
devoted and sweet spouse, although exhibit.
cd BY one Of the rulers Of The earth"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

BgAR TREEs NJ lInRsf Bears are
more numerous this season than for several
years in the central counties of the State,
aud adventures with them are quite common.
Nr. u. Cross. IT Fairfield, WIN recently us.
tied Eaton county, related 10 Us an affair
which occurred iaur miles east 81 Eaton Rap.
,ls. which presents an example Of maternal
care by a mare fnr her colt that is rarely er-
h,bred hy the horse kind. il il vas not hair.
breadth adventure mare with colt by
her side, was feeding in pasture. when she
VS. approached by three brars--an old one
and tWn cubs nearly fall grown. Alarmed
for the safety Of her colt, the mare forgot the
usual fear u tile horse Tor these animals, aud
attacked them with such ,ignr that they were
folred 10 retreat. They were pursued 81
closely that onc Of them was complied Ia
seek safety. aud remain IN tree until the
owner Of the mare, Who had watched the
whole proceeding. went To hrs house for a
gun, returned aud shut II.
Adrain tHisl WoleA Torer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

GoRED TO DEArH ny BrtL-Thc Rev.
Samuel e. Parker. Of Hinekiey. Medina
county. met with terrible death on Sunday
morning. the 10th inst. lie was .ern TO 20
into field 10 which he kept bull. with =
pitehiork N his hand for the purpose. il is
supposed. IL driving the animal sut. About
On hour after persun called At his house 10
in'ite him 10 preach a funeral sermon. aud
was directed by the family 10 the field where
they supposed Mr. Parker 20 Ne. On linking
Tor him he was found dead. the body tossed
oser the fence several rods from where the
pitchfork was lying. The horns and head Of
the bull were bloody. and the blood and
marks on the ground indicated that the IN.
fortunate man was gored and pitched along
by the vicious animal from the place where
the pitchfork was dropped TO the fence, and
thea tossed completely over u.
Mr.. Parker was Methodist minister. and
hid small farm on which be resided. 4
wife aud three or four children arc bereased
by the affective dispen.atinn. lie much
esteemed by large circle 81 friends and &C.
qnnnianccs, and large eanrourse 81 people.
including the Masonic Fraternity. attended
the funeral nf the good man 20 suddenly and
50 sadly removed lrnm their mi,lst
Cinkind Lsaier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-10-27

The Eutaw (.sla.) Wing Of the eth instant
says that there has not been better crop Of
cotton in that portion Of the State since the
year 1880. Several Of the planters are gath.
ering from 500 10 600 lbs, 70 The acre, at the
present. riekin.
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INDIAN BATTLE.

st. Louis, Oct. l8.-Intelligence resched
this city on Saturday Of a desperate battle
between the U. s. troops and the Camaches,
near Wichita village, in which part Of the
whites Lient. Van Camp and four mem were
killed; also one man missing, and ten wound
ed, including Major Van Dorm considerably.
The enemy had forty killed aud con,dera-
BILE number wounded
Advices from Fort Kearney to the 81 in
slant report that Major Crossman, Captain
Newton and lieut.. Bryan, Of the engineer
corps, and Lieut. villeghegcl. Of the second
Dragons, reached that place on the Goth ult..
on the steamer United States They re-
port the gold excitement as still very high,
though the actual results Of the operations
are not so cheering as the accounts would
seem to warrant.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A letter from an officer Of the army re-
ceiyed to- day, confirms substantially the ac-
count Of the above battle. and adds that the
United States force was composed Of two
hundred and Fifty men Of the second cavalry,
under Major Van Dorm, and one hundred and
twelve friendly Indians under Capt. Ross.
The latter officer was wounded. The whites
Captured number Of horses, and took two
hundred women and children prisoners.
WONDERFUL PoLrrIcAL REvoLUTIoN.-.S Speak.
ing Of the election in Pennsylvania, Tuesday,
the Philadelphia Bulletin says
Not only has Philadelphia pronounced
against Mr.. Buchanan, but the whole Interior
Of the State is equally emphatic in repudiat-
ing him and his course. Berks, which usu-
ally gives six or seven thousand Democratic
majority, elects an anti-Buchanan mau to
Congress, defeating the Presidents bosom
friend, aud the proudest champion of lie.
comptonism, J. Clancy Jones. Montgome-
ry, Schuylkill, and other strong Democratic
counties, cast majorilies for the opposition,
and in the opposition counties there are also
opposition gains.
The next Congressional delegation from
Pennsylvania will scarcely contain three
members on whom the President can rely.
The Legislature next winter will be over
whelmingly IN opposition, though it is possible
that the Democrats NAV retain a bare ma
| jnrity in the Senate. On the State ticket
the popular vnte will be enormously against
the candidates Of the Democratic party, who
represented the policy Of the President on
all the great questions OF the day. As con-
pared with the vote of October and Noyem-
Der 1856, the present vote shows one OF the
most extraordinary political revolutions that
has ever been witnessed in this State.
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October 6.
u T Ice.
EQUITY SAILS.

In the matter o. William NJ. Iurrs emil others, cx
par,e-sPelilinn 9t sale u Land.
PURSUANT 10 dsefse Of tie Court Of Equity
FIR Orange county. made 81 Sspismiei term, ISIS.
will sell. o. Ihmsdsy the ~ day II November
nesi IL The late residence 81 Margaret Jonts decslseJ
tract Of land on The wslsfs d Iane rfrsk. adjoining
he lands II Henry Mcdaniel Uatid lasllry and 9th
crs containing shout me Eunitel AMI eighteen arfes
Also. one unlIslei diih ran q tract II about tSo
hundred acres, adjoining ihs sus II John Moore aud
others. on The waters 81 tsans creek.
Also. one other tract. yias partly il Orange and
partly IN Alamance. adjoining Tie iands u -----
---- snd others. aid containing about one bundled
and seven acres
Twelve months credit vii b. given, Bond anil
good security required. Tils vii IL reserved unii
The purchase money i pad. sale will begin y "
o.rIack.
THOMAS WEBB. G. s. n T..
Sept. %. ~as
------a-444-4-s--as
DOCK BRIDGE Alum ut c8agts.- mairf. flesh
Al
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Far.--Thc late new. about the Paris" fash.
ions" is somewhat startling. Fat is the rage.
Ladies' cultivate il. They are devouring
vast quantities Of butter. mashed rose. leaves.
and such like. The Empress is quite corpu-
leat. which accounts for the style. The fash
ion will be here before long. wehail il with
iay.' A new era is tawniug. Our girl. will
stop eating slate pencils aud chalk. and com.
menee psr,aking. literally. Of roast beef snd
baked beans. They will rise with the lark.
They will exercise. They will Try nn the
wash.tub. perhaps.
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ACCIDENT FROM AN ELECTRIC TELEoRAPH.-
The Gazette f.8ugsbWy contains a letter
from lara, tDalmatia. } dated the 9th nltimo,
in which we read: The electric telegraph
here has been the cause of an affecting dis.
aster. During a violent storm yesterday
two Of the telegraph posts were thrown down,
but without breaking the wire. When the
storm was nearly oyer an official OF the tele-
graph Office and some artillerymen set about
replacing the posts. Instantly three indiyi-
daals who touched the wire received terrible
electric shocks. Two were killed on the
spot, and the third received serious injuries
in the head and the upper part Of his body.
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SHOCKING nRltrALrTY.

The PRlzE FIcHT.-The fight between
Heenan and Morrissey commenced at twe- n
ty minutes tn four o'clock Wednesday after
noon at Long Point, Canada. Heenan made
objection TO the ground, saying it was not
according to agreement, but as so many had
come to see the fight he would waive his OBJ
jections and fight. The first round lasted
seven minutes. The fighting was terrible,
iieenan throwing Morrissey and drawing
the first blood. The second round Morrissey
was thrown. The third round Heenan was
thrown. The fourth round both men came
up looking very weak, and Morrissey was
Knocked square down by blow on the I'M
der jaw from Heenan's right hand. The
fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth rounds Heen-
an was thrown. The ninth round both fought
wildly and fell side by side. The tenth
round Heenan was knocked down. The
eleventh round Morrissey was very week and
had to be carried to the scratch; Heenan
went alone. This was. terrific round /;
Heenan fell fainting. The twelfth round
Morrisscy was carried TO the scratch, but
Heenan was too faint to come to time and
the battle was declared won by Morrissey.
Eleven rounds were fought in twenty two
minutes Both men were very badly cut
and had to be carried away on beds. The
fight was witnessed by about 5000 persons.
There was no disturbance.
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STILL THEY COME.
JoNESs KEROSENE LAMPS.

& NEW lot Of these improved lamps, which do mol
go out when exposed TO current Of aif. and by
process Of radiation al least third Of the oil
over the common lamps. Also the common Kerosene
amps. Jones's lamps are kept only by us.
]. {. TURRENTiNE & son.
October 6. CO.