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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-29
PROSPECTUS,
Cantwell,s Law Practice.


rusHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully invites subscIi-
a bers 10 tho publication Of his treatise upon me
Praetice Of Laao IN The Couas of NVffh Cayohnd,
10 hand in their by the LIST January and he so
licts for the work the patronage Of the Bar ana me
Public generally. The first volume now nearly reedy
for the press devoted exclusively to the consideration
Of Legislative and Executive Powers. Under the iist
named ,e the following titles and chapters Of the Ne
vsed Code, with the accompanying decisions, VIII DO
found embraced, Wit
County Boundaries County Revenue and Charger,
Court Houses, Prisons, etc.; County Trustees Fairs;
General Assembly; Inspections Poor Registers;
Rivers and Greeks Roads, Ferries, etc Idiots and Lu-
na,ics Ordinaries and Retailers; Mills and Millersi
Prisoners; Weights and Measures.
Under the second named title, Executive Powers, viii
be found the following chapters and titles Of the Re-
yised Code, viz:
Attorney General, etc. Attorneys at Law; Courts,
County and Superior; Court supreme; Guardian and
Ward; Administrators Auctioneers; Clerks; Consla-
bes; Coroners County Boundaries; County Trustee;
Deeds Entries and Grants; Fans Literary fundec.;
Patrol; Pilots; Processoners; Registers; Revenue !
Rivers and Creeks Roads; Sherhs; Rangers Stand
ard Keepers; Wrecks.
The design Of the work is, under these various titles,
to present the student and practitioner with an inie
gent and connected view OF the Statute Law Of Norh
Carolina, applicable 10 each, together with all the de-
cisions Of the Supreme Court thereon W 10 The last
term, and to accompany each chapter with the aPPro-
pirate Forms for proceeding.
Il is also proposed to add in the Appendix, num-
Der Of Forms and Prcccdents usually required IN Con-
yeyancng and Office Practice the whole being intend
ed as guide 10 lhe practice 81 Law In N. o., and man
! uel fer the use Of the student ndlswyer.
The book will resemble in appearance and executor
:. Cantwell's Jusiice;' and will be delivered, postage
prepaid to subscribers for SIS per copy, cash; payable
on delivery. EDWARD CANTWELL.
Raleigh, N. g.
0ct.27. Ga
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April IS.
SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

MRS. OWEN announces to her patrons and the
~ public generally that she Is now IN ths receipt Of
her Spring Goods consisting Of every variety Of desira.
bic Fancy and STAPLE articles that can possibly be IN
demand, and at prices varying from the lowest TO the
highest that the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Line--she has silk Bonnets
priced from $3.50 10 $40, with almost every intermed
ale price.
OF STRAW GooDS-A great variety Of styles,
suited to every age, from the infant 10 old ladies, at
prices varying from 50 cents 10 that Of any quality
wanted.
or DRESS GooDS-She has Muslin Robes as FOL-
lows: Muslin Robes A'aas from $3.50 10 $500 /;
Organizes from sl,5O TO $500; Double Voanis from
SI0to SIS; Berage Robe A alias varying from Sc TO
$40; Berage Robe Double Noants from 50 to $40;
Berate Robe ATunique, design; Beage Robe
DaIila still more novel article Indiana DO.
Black anu White Chantiliy Lace Points and Man
ties prices varying from $3.50 10 sl3.
All STYLES Of Steel Extension skirts from Sl,5O to
50, so; Douglass & SherwoOds TurniuIe Corset and
skirt Supporters.
To the articles Of Black silks the particular aitsn
lion Of all those who wish 70 wear beautiful aitcl
Al reduced price il invited. This article havnebeen
purchased much below the market yalue-say IS TO 80
inch At 25 10 yards 70 the dress would cost from
$3.50 10 sl5-worth much more according 10 the
usual price fihe article.
Without further pariicularizng, all persons desiring
yey stylish aud reasonably priced goods requested
to call and examine for themselves. They assured
!ha, il will pay them for their trouble.
In addition the altracyeness Of the stock she has
engaged tasty and fashionable lady from abroad 10
assist her il making up Dresses and Nantes.
To CASH buyers, liberal discount will he made.
as such consideration is doe those who prefer buying
for cash as il ends all further trouble.
10 making ample Preparations and outlay in goods,
she faiiers herself that she will be appreciated BY
generous and intelligent community.
c. X. OWEN.
Anil "a Sc
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Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C.
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

lUR New Stock Of Dfy Goods !. received and com.
- prises quite variety d Muslins. Jacontts Chal.
lies. new Ionnc,s and Ribbons. Grape shswla. Man.
illa shswls 10 place 81 the od style mantle Hats 81
different kinds &C.. III offered 81 low prices By
]. T.. TURRENTINE & SON.
April 10. So
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GROVER & BAKERS.
BEST FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

n AM acting as agent, and will deliver them AZ Worth
ern prices precisely, with expenses added.
JAMES WEBB.
January 8. -rE
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

EINE BIBLES, Prayer and Hymn Book, Memo.
n randum and Blank Books Of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, osborne's Water Colors
and Toy Paints, Fine Playing Cards, Dominos and
Backgammon Boards.
Fancy Articles of all kinds.
Fine Hair, Tooth, Paint, Shoe, and Horse Brushes.
Ladies' Rubber, Pressing, Bonnet, and Pulr Combs,
Fine and Coarse Combs,
Rubber Head Bands and Hail Pins,
Morocco Travelling Bags silk and Bead Purses,
Port Monies and Pocket Books,
Sewing Birds. reelhng Rings and Raltes,
Metal Puff Boxes. Toy locomotives. Patent Gun
Wads, Toy Whips, Fishing Lines and Hooks,
China and Wax Babies and Doll Heads, Tape Mca
sures, Frangipanni Satchels,
Soaps, Pomade and Perfumes; al,o Bazin's and IIau
els Toilet Soaps Perumery and Pomadrs.
China Candle. sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs AM
Cups,
Rice Powders and Silly White, for the skin,
Violin and Bango Strings and many other articles
just received and for sale al The
DRUG STORE.
July $. -
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Petersony Cheap and Complete Edition
THE WAVls@nT NOVELS
By SIR WAITER SCOTT, BAnr.

BIZ SIR WALTER SCOTT, BAar.
rs,HIs Edition is reprinted from the original Edin
Il burgh Edition. in foriy.eisht volumes, and will be
published complete in fwen,ysix large Octave Volumes
Price rs cents Volume, or the whole Twenty.Six
Volumes for Five Dollars
Novel win he issued every Saturday, until all are
published and complete set will be forwarded free ~
postage by Ma to any part Of the United States, to
any one, receiving remittance al Five Dollars for
twenty.six Volumes; or remittance OF Three Dollars
will pay for the first twelve volumes; or remittance
Of One Dollar will pay for the first four Volumes.
The WaverIy NOvels-will comprise
Tvanhoc, 81. Romans Well,
Rob Roy, Red Gauntlet,
Guy Mannering, The Betrothed,
Tho Aniquary, The Talsman,
Old Mortality, Woodstock,
The Heart Of Midlothian, The Highland Widow,
The Bride of Lammelmoor, The Droyers,
WayerIy NY Aunt Margaret's Mirror,
Kennlwotth, Tapes,red Chamber,
The Pirate, The Larus jock,
The Black Dwarf The Fair Maid Of PERTH
A Legend Of Montrose, Anne Of Grerstein,
The Monastery, Count Robert Of Paris,
The Abbot, Castle Dangerous,
The Fortunes Of Nigel, The Soldiers Daughter,
Pcyeril Of the Peak, Qunn Durward,
Glossary for the Novels.
in twenty six Volumes and will lie furnished complete
aud entire at the low price Of p Cents for each Novel
and riH contain erery rord that is n me EdiaGnrgh
Edition. the price Of which i Sreaty-Itco Dollars
copy.
Tie work will appear in volumes Of about lso pages
EACH paper eovers-eaeh comprising an entire powell
printed fine white paper and the whole will DC com.
peted ia 20 volumes, making upwards Of $500 pages
As the work il already stereoyped, delay can take
place. The first volume Of the series was published on
Saturday, March 5th, and one volume will be published
regularly on each and every Saturday afterwards IN re.
gular succession, until the whole Tweny-Sx volumes
are issued.
The investment and expenditures connected with
this undertaking are very great; and i will be appa.
rent, from the low price, that the publishers must rely
on an extensive subscription list aud sale for remune-
ration and that 10 every instance remittance Of tie
amount Of The subscription for The number Of volumes
ordered, must accompany the order.
Terms ~ Subscription 10 HE 1irtnty.NI Volumes
One CON pleic set, &c volumes in all will be seat 10 any
one, 10 any place ia the United states, fee oi pol
age for IS.
Two copies Of each Novel two complete sets, max.
ing So volumes ID ALL will be sent 70 ans one, any
place ii the United States, free Il postage, FOR 50.
Address al olders 10 The Publishers.
7. d. PETERSON & BgDTHERS.
No. 3O6 Chesnui Street. Philadelphia, and
thew will receive immediate aud prompt attention.
March y. So
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Rartholp,s Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines, which are expected IN few days,
A. ara an entirely new invention, working without
noise making solt plant scans, just like hand sewing
and when the needle is properly set, never makes
miss sltch Il is thought TO be the simplest and best
Machine yet invented shall be pleased to show il to
every body; and being appointed agent for this county
viii sell al New York prices, expenses from there add
81. Prices from $50 to $50, ss5, &c.
will also furnish Grover & Bakers MAJ
chimes at the same prices. One now on hand for
sale. JAMES WEIR
March 90. ST.
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Bible Depository,

ME-. JAMES WEBB has been appointed agent 81
AZ The American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Bibeand Testament. 10 be
disposed Of 70 those who want at the soeeiys usual
low prices, for cash
August no.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

YrNHE next Session u this School viii commence on
the ffsi Thursday in January next, and continue
FIVE months.
Terms the same as heretofore. The Proprietor mas
10 bis employ for the ensuing session 1911 corps q
experienced Teachers and every pains will be taken 70
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public
Young ladies' will be conveyed from Graham station
or the Company's shops, y. c. Railroad, 10 Watson
se tree Of charge by informing the Proprietor Of INC
'''-s : - Il. f. WATSON.
November 80. 5s-
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DRUG STORE,

January 8.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN IRON.

IHAVE now on hand for sale Twelve Thousand
pounds OF the above Iron, which has heretofore Civ
en- such general satisfaction and the for which
Mr.. p. b. Rnhn agent consisting Of Bar, fof re
and plantation use, Square, Band, &c. &c,
The assortment will Be kept complete, and sold at
lowest rate.
JAMES WEBB, Agent
Of Kings Mountain Iron Co.
December II. 10
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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.
April IS.

Notih.Carolina University Magazine Office, I
Nay, 1853.
Dear Sit Having been honorel by our respective
Societies. with the Editorshp of the y. &. University
Magazine, We feel it our duty 10 MAKE tie Magazine
worthy Of the Institution whose organ il Is. T. Do
this We are forced II az the rOGntenance AMI "a.
tFonage II 0iheis. III whom can We look f3r support
with more Proprieiy. ian q personal fiends sal
the ffend, Of Tie University
should you be pleased 10 send Us your f1mg, We
trust you will mol have cause Il regret H.
The Magazine viii ~ published about Tie tfsi III
each month Except January ani July 10 tie stsle ~
RasstIs On good book paper; each number, besides
IfrH0gnGPa d some distinguished Caf0linian, vii
contain 81 pages OF more making neat volume d a.
least 6iO piges
Terms, IL pet annum IL aarzaoe5 j. copies n
SO.
Il viii te our constant eTJt q publish periodical
adapted the literary wants Of gaiOlnans since ours
Is the only pusly literary monthly published ia TIE
state.
% accomplish our purpose ve are pleased % 10
that have Tie promise u Contributions ffom
The pens u lion Nm y. Baiiie, Hon. W 4 Graham,
Hon. John H. Bryan, Hon. u. l.. swain. Rev. FrfDcs
1. Hawks. u. d. Greeey, Esi, 4. 7. Dick, Ed. Pot
John Kimbeily, is our European Correspondent ln3
0lhrt able writer's ii ths ai other states. w, alsO.
have u eapec, sagtbe aiI from TIC fifteen
tgfe scholars Wh0 comp &c the University Faculty.
Is stimulus 10 youthful emulation, . number Of
our pages will be devoted to tie productions Of our lsl
aw student. thus hope 10 elevate The standard u
literature ia our mpisi.
With our iifs, Chic A1guAt number.l viii legn 4
series u biographies u tie n q. supreme goaf judy
-
The Editorials, ttsiJes record Of College Affairs
viii conisn ageoaniofhe 9ing. ofhs Literary P1f.
lion " y. q. n0iiees VI new books amusing psfa.
graphs &c
The Students unwilling 10 see ID" organ q orr
si1ie University nlefpr TO those u Obf IDlyef.iiies
el support Us With great unsnni,y. bot We can achieve
success only when the Jslipgaisted men, and ltsral
ptgyh ~ n. q. sla give Us their eoUhieHance.
Prom yOu, a. feni either II ~ Or The Jntyefsiiy
Ne shsll be grateful f1r patronage.
We have lie honor 10 be- dear sir, yours respectful.
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C.WEBB & CO., will keep constantly on HAND
q. complete assortmeniof
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuiis. Varnishes, Periumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Anomalies,
Vinegar. Pure Liquors, &c. &c. \.
and all other articles in their lneo wl'h
the special design of keeping only genuine articles
They hope, by close attention and moderate prces''o
Iaanar, ~ "a
3 HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant yior
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Coffees, Sugars, best Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse.
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, &c &c. \,
All kinds of barter taken for Goods viz: Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper, Feathers, Beeswax Corn
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Butter
Eggs. Plank, Shingles, and Hides, and almost every
thing else.
Settlements in all cases once year.
JAMES WEBB.
February .. 20
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-09-22

Traveller ny, tiat il he we're asked to
|"scF.v The Ars. sensation of c;,n.cl .!,l..
hc y III! say: "Taha q m,.;,;c ,,ool anil
""'."2; wound it up rs l,igl, as it would ga.
?"' II J" east without sprinSS, Ct rn ;o,,,
dII'e tie cart transvc,s"ly across a plowca
.".i in! Eau "i.! lhcm form some notion
Of ii" terror a'l uncertainty you woul
experience h, ii! tnsc yvu mounted a
C.,iIIr..
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-07

FOREIGN MARKETS.

market Report Of Maa'ceu, Wright G Col
RIO DE JANElRO 18th January, 1S59.-FIour-Ar-
l44 bbs Stock in first hands 46 226 bhs, of which 40
3S5 bbs. Richmond City Mills, and 5,s41 bbls Bal
tmore extra and super. Last sales of Richmond first
qualities l7O00Gt1e500; second qualities 15A0OOG1450G
Western l3H5O0 Baltimore quite nominal. There is no
inquiry and dealers only purchased to supply their i'm
mediate wants Until present large stock Of Richmond
very greatly reduced cannot hope for better
prices for any class of -four.
Sales of American Imports since 5th instant.-Mess
Beef 227OO per bb; Corage $4,000 per qq Hams 400
per ID Lumber II per foot: Pitch Pine Deals $1,000
per doz l4x3x9; Lard 4OO44O per lb Pork $4,000
100 per rb; Turpentine $50 per lb Vinegar 6On00o
per. pipe Goldfish l2a5SoGl $4,000, not prime.
Coecsales continue daily and about So 600 bags have
changed hands since 5th inst at 4550G4nS5O for round
lots with large proportion OF inferior quality Stock
prime to be had at any price 1t is absolute impoSsi
biy to make selections of Coffee to give entire Satisac
ton The weather that has prevailed du ing the last five
weeks is almost unprecedented. And only twice within
the last thirty years have such rains and been
known have experienced during the past month.
Communication with the interior for purposes burthen
transport has consequently been cut off the bridges in
many places have been swept by the torrents and
the rendered impossible. Hence will be readily
understood the great difficulty in making purchases The
advance in prices has been least 20J
nothing of great falling off in quality and indeed it may
be looked upon as quite marvel all circumstances
sdercd that the advance should not have been greater
1t will take, at the very least month for market tC
and again gather stock and shipments going
forward may considered as holding very safe position
The Bank Of Brazil yesterday suspended specie pay
mens, for the second time within twelve months. This
measure must necessarily have effect in enhancing the
currency value of Coffee.
We quote round lots for United States embracing infe
rior descriptions, 4l750 0d4 $50 and 4l900.
Exchange fat at 2tAd26k, 90 days, in England
Freights-For northern ports of tn Union, As
per bag. Southern do do. 5660 cts do Moth
ing doing
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
WEST ISDEs.-l5O bbls flour, IS bushels beans 50 keg
butter so bbs lard Sc kegs do, 25 bbs. vinegar, 6c(
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Lard is steady l2H@12A cts, whskey closed firm at
2S d29 cts.
CIScINNAII, March 5.-Flour is firm. Sales Of 200
bbs 1915 d6. Wheat is firm but active. Prime Red,
lO3 and 143 cts. for White. Whiskey 23 cts. Pork is
dull at sl7l9l7 so Bacon is dull Sh ulders cts;
Sides SIX cts. Lard is dull at II y all X cts.
New ORLEANS, March 3.-Sales of Cotton to-day 5000
bales. the market closing firm at l1dllA cts for mid
ding. MoaSses 32b cts Flour firm 900 barrels sold
at So Corn active; IL 200 bushels sold at S2tgS5 cts
Pork dull sly 95 for mess; 80 ties. Mess Beef sold at
SIS Coffee firm 500 bags sold 1llsllH for Rio
Cotton freights to Liverpool 7l6
SAVANNAH, March Cotton has an advancing tcnden,
cy. Sales to-day, 2025 bales Sales OF the week, $500
bales Receipts do 300 bales, against II 500 bales the
receipts OF the corresponding week of last year.
Receipts ahead Of last year thus far at all Southern
ports amount 95S 900 bales Stock in port $500
bales. Operations have been checked by the advance
demanded by bidders Lower qualities have improved
most
CHARLESTON, March -Cotton-The sales yesterday
amounted to 800 bales and up to to-day 600 bales
have been sold The sales of the week amount to 20CO
bales at advance of y ak c; in prices. Good mid
ding is quoted IL Ricei buoyant, and 4c
higher.
AUGUSTA, March 4.-Cotton-Sales of two days :, 500
bales There large speculative demand The receipts
from interior towns are unusually small.
MOBILE, March 3-Sales of Cotton for the past three
days bales receipts, 5000 bales cotton eighs to
Liverpool, Il; Sterling Exchange, LOG