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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-28

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Onutel @pbrer,
General zMaent,

6lnp1er IN @runbet9entb um
unb
@eneralzN9ent
Ct. Yaul, M iunelpta.
Qanb wrb gefauft unb pertauit; gelber mer-
ben oeebnt unb angelset; Garcn ,perben besablt
unb G,e(ber i,1 Staate cplleftirt. 1t52.1O
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Or. @pfenf,
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iiber,
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Gde bet Dritten uno Sadlunfrabe,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-20
CASH AND BARTER
Cyvcbo nna

The subscriber has opened one door
above "The Printing Office" where
he intends keeping full stock Of
Groceries, Clothing, Staple Dry Goods,
and many other articles, for which
Cash or Barter alone will be ta-
ken. Wheat, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Tai.
low, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers,
Dried Fruit, Tow and Cottons, Wool
James, &C., bought or sold ON commits
sion. d. c. PARKS.
April 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-20
WING MEETING IS ALAMANcE.

AT meeting Of the Wing party in Ora.
BAN, on the SIT Of March. the meeting was
called TO order BY calling Col. Jerry Holt
10 the chair and requesting Dr.. Z. + Wat.
son 10 act as Secretary.
n. 4. McAden. Esq. explained the object
Of the meeting TO be Tor the purpose OF Ia.
king some action relative TO dominating a
candidate to represent this District IN the
next Congress; aud TO carry out this pur.
pose, he moved that the Chairman appoint a
committee Of three 10 draft resolutions Tor
the action Of this meeting.
In compliance with this motion. the Chair.
man appointed u. D. McAden, GILES Me.
bane, aud ". v. Watson the committee.
The committee. through their chairman,
reported the following resolutions, which
we're unanimously adopted
RGsoiued, That IN order TO secure harmo
ny in our ranks in the approaching election
we recommend the boldlng'cf Convention
Cor the purpose Of dominating suitable per
son 10 represent this District 10 the nsr
Congress. and thai We cordially invite q,
wings Of this District 70 meet together witt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-20
rplLgpsy. on FALLING Flrs.

We believe We esnno, 10 our readers more impor.
nt service than by again ealing he sllenan 10 that
mos remarkable preparation. discovered By Do. sETH :.
HAsrs Of Baltimore. Md, which possesses the power
OF sleyisiing and curing that hornd visitation Of man
Epilepsy, ot Falling fiis. 10 Recommending this pre-.
paraiion TO our fssdrs. do with conviction that
We are not degrading our columns 70 puf common
patent medicine. but placing before them dIscoss.
~ which, Il fully known xoud probably DO more TO al
esiile human suffering than any invention d modern
tines Dr. Hance in asking W 70 notice hls plepsta.
lion avorably "a our editorial department has sent v
Tor peru.al number o. letters from persons who have
used biz Pills and have been cured thereby. AL Of them
speak 10 the most graiefu anil eulogs Oncgr
Advantage this medicine possesses i The iac that " can
Be- transported through the mails. thereby aorlng eve
~ one an opportunity Of dealing difceiy with the 10.
yenlor aud also precuJins Ill possibility d being i'm
posed on by cOunlcIieit Of spurious imitation. Df,
lIsnce rvs The postage bis PILE 10 any part 81 The
county. and will forward Them BY return Of mail, on
The receipt d emitiancs Ills prices are follows
One bos 81 two 81, So twelve DO So. All oflei'
Tor lie medicine SHOULD Be addressed 10 seth :. Ianse
los BALTIMORE street, baltimore, Sid.
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wASTEp
SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.


MRS. OWEN announces 10 her rstfons and the
w public generally, iat he is no" ia iha teeeip, Of
her Spring Goods consisting Of every variety Of desirn
bic Fancy and staple articles that can possibly he 10
demand. and a Prres varying from the lowest 70 the
Lighcs, lhat The market will justify.
In the MILLINERY Ine-She has silk Bonneis
priced from $3.50 10 iIo. with almost every nIeFmedi.
ate price.
az STRAW Go0Ds-A great ,ariciy Of styles.
suited 10 every age. the infant TO old ladies. ai
prices varying from 50 cents TO that Of any quality
wanted.
i. III DRESS GoODs-She has Muslin Robes as col.
low. Muslin Roles A'sllas from $3.50 10 $500 /:
Otrlnlies from 81 80 10 $50; Double Noanis from
Sin 10 SIS. Berage Rdhe Aallas varying from So 60
$40; Befage Robe Double Noianls from 10 u SIC i;
Bersge Robe A'funidue. new design; Betsse Robe
Dslila, siiil more novel article lEdiina DO. .
Black and White Chaniilly l.arc Points and Man.
Ties. nrres varying from 81 70 sl3.
All styles Of Steel Extension skirts from $3.50 10
$3.50: Douglass & Sherwood's Tufniuie cOtsst aud
skirt Supporters.
II NJ article. d Black silks the particular a,ien
lion Of an those Who wish 10 wear beautiful Article
al reduced price is invited. This article having been
purchased much below the market salucssy - e. %
inch Il 81 rs 10 yards 70 the dress would cost from
sI2.50 10 Si5-wouh much more, according TO the
usual price fihs sniele.
Without further ptttculan1ing. al refsors he,idnE
yety ayli.h anl reasonably priced goods requested
10 call anl examine s. themselves They ate assured
tl.t il vii pss them Tor their trouble.
In addition 10 the atltaeiStne.s Of tie stock shs has
snsagcd ia.y aid fashionable l,iy llnm abroad II
assist hrf Is mlkns up Dresses aud Nsntts.
10 CASH buyers. . liberal discount viii be made
a. such consideration il doc those wip prefer tuyiug
IN cash. Il Il rnfs al farther ttrualr
IL making - ample preparations aud oias IN goo,F
slc aaefs hets,li that she vii he appreciated By
generous and Intelligent con munty.
d. n. OWEN.
Ami H. Sc
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NEW AND CHEAP
S p RIM G GOO D S.

THE LARGEST and BEST stock in this County
purchased upon the very best terms, tes OF
WHICH Will cali attention 10.
Best French Cloths. cassmeTes vesiings and every
thing ior Gents and Boys wear Shoes Clothing.
HATS-F Fine Mleskin. Cashmere. Washington,
Sruaie Hanssnin. Amencan Planters, Nulria, Smoke
Cable and other Sofl aud Straw Hats.
BONNIE rs-Chcap. Trimmed and Gnirimmei,
Satin. SIX, Sipw. Lace and Braid Bonneis. COoured
and White.
Misses and Lades' Equesiisn and other fats.
Black. Black and White, White and ColouFed Roach.
e. aud Tabs.
Pine and Chssp Psrasnls.
Patent seltAJiosiible Cnrssis and Rubber Busks.
Richafdson & slewsrt's linens, Dispcrs, Danasl
Table Cloths, Napkins. sheeunes, &c.
BrilhInis and Percale ior sacks and DusteD, with
White Bsids, Cords and Tssssl'. Frinses. &c, fo'
Trimmings
India rwill., Dimiiy, English Long Cloths, &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves 10 sets.
Berages, Muslin Robes, stripes. &c.
Ofgande.. GiLghams, English Prints, challies, &C
Table sni Piano Covers.
OAK AMI Rose painted characteristics.
Plsnishrd Tin, Old Dominion Coffee Pots, Biesns
Tra Pots. SC,
WISER Coolers. Patent selfSeaIing Fruit Cans
Coach and Floor oil Cloths EuameeJ Muslin snd
Drills, Patent l.sliher
school Books. Wall and Boficr Paper, Fire Screens
Window Curains.
sole Leather. Gall.kins. White sni Pink Lining,
aud Bindings. Csahines B1oitsp,. Pot Cali. Morocco
sui GOai SKINS. Btisiles, lasts Peg. Booiseb Anl.
&c. nc.
Lard snd Tannef'- oil ksfosine OIL Lamps. Wicks
and Chmnsys Fiae salad oil Essebce and Ettnac
u Coffee. White and Blown Windsor snd other Sosps
Etifscis ~ Ptscn, Lemon Vanilla and Cinnamon
Old English Cheese. London Porter. Oh Jaws 81,
Laguyn Coffee. Roe Heninss. Raisins aud Figs %
small boxes aud drums. sugsi House syrup, lint
/ lIla,k end Green Tsas, Mhilc Northern PGtatuss.
JAMES WEBB.
1 April 10. SC
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STATE OF NORTH CALoLlNA.
ORAS0g COuSTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term, 1859.

THE sheriff Of Orange County having 1.-THE present
ler returned he following tracts Of land which he
proposes TO sell for Taxes due thereon, TO wit:
One tract Of land the waters OF Emo River, sdjon-
ing the lands VI John II. Sykes =. Williams snd 9th.
srs containing so acres less, supposed 10 be-
long TO sarah Rawson Amount Of tax due thereon,
So 90.
Also one tract of land IN the waters of New HOPE,
adjoining The lands Of James Bishop and Others con.
tanning u acres, more less supposed 70 belong 10
John Canal. Amount oftaH due thereon, 81 az.
Al,o tract Of land on the waters 81 New Hone,
adjoining the lsnis 81 James Bishop and others, con-
iainGe ia acres more less. supposed 10 belong TO
John and Dickson CsralL Amount Of iaK due there
on, 80 80
Also Qua tract Of land on the waters Of New Hope,
adjoining tie lands u James Bishop aud others, con.
tanning 100 scres. OF less supposed 10 belong 70
Mary Canal. Amount Of taz Jue thereon, 81 cents.
Also one tract IL land on Ihe wstsrs Of Borland's
Creek. adjoining the lards Of Samuel + Phillips and
others conianng sore, more OF less, supposed 10
hslrng u Emly King. Amount Of tax due thereon.
22 cents
Also one tract u land on the waters o. Mill Creek
adjoining the land Of William g. Moore and others con.
tanning 81 acres. mole less, supposed 10 belong To
Thomas Hart. Amount Of Tax due thereon, $40 rs.
Also tract Of land on the waters e Cain Creek 3D.
joining tie lands OF DR.. Juhn Moore and others con.
tanning Is acres more or less supposed TO belong 10
eli in Plckard. Amour, Of Tar due thereon, SG:iO.
Whrlsupcn II il ordered ~ The Court that the own
ers said tact. 81 land be notified Of the same By pub
eaidn in the lTshotcush Recorder ior siI successive
weeks. notifying them % thssc proceedings.
Witness. Geo a. Laws Clerk u our said Court, ct
Office, d. fourth MONDAY Of February 1859.
GEURG. LAWS, C. c. c.
March 90. eI-ew
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A CARD.

nR T. E. BEssELLIEU will practice Dentistry
- in this place during this Spring and the coming
Summer He has taken an Office at the Orange No
tel and is prepared treat all diseases Of the teeth
gums and slveo particular care taken in filing teeli
when then exposed, and in sbsactlns teetl
when alveolar abcess has formed.
That most important Of all operations, the treatment
Of chdren's teeth, when regular and NATURAL den
ton should be produced, has been diligently studied
and carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their teeth operated upon at thei
residences, will be promptly attended TO by informing
me al my office.
Unless in attendance upon families at their residen
ces will be at my Office at any hour during the day
Hills ,orough, April 10Th, 1859. 67-pd.
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New Yofk. April 10.


The Daily Sun. (filllbuster organ) Of this
marning, holsts the Cuban flag. II SAYS That
by this time il has no dnubt the ~hule lsl.hd
il IL d state uf revolt. strung exptditIun
for that place left here the latter part OF
March.
the Herald r.ciie. several circumstances,
~hicli. combined, tend 10 conitm the rumor
Of anatier attempt 10 revolutIonIze Cuba.
Several prpmlnent fili,busters have stately
disappeared lrum the United States. There
II great excitement among the merchants here
doing business with Havana.
The Spanish minister and consuls have
sent dispatches to the Captain General. TO
spprlse him of the sailing Of an expedition.
The Spanish minister i. here nav TO insesti.
gate the report. Gen. Glacoura let here Tor
Havana. N the Gaia ba, yesterday.
Neither the Star Of the West nor the lisa.
bel, from Havana, make any mention Of unu-
su@l vrcitsment IN Cuba.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-20

Us in Graham 10 Convection on oe TX
Tuesday in May next.
RESOLVED. That we endorse and approve Of
the moves and conservative course OF our
able and faithful representative, the Hon.
John A. Gllner. in the last Congress.
Resoiued. That the Chairman appoint fifty
Delegates toatteHd the Convention, and that
the Chairman and Secretary be added to the
list Of Delegates.
Rssotpeq. That the proceedings Ct this
meeting be published in the Wing papers OF
this District.
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EW 8 ITEM MS.

v,,.r Rny. CpNrpscpn rn rug ppNrrpS
., nv -. I,rv Al 81 L,n;s last Friday
An,onv Iei,e NicL.ia, Trastwein. and Then.
dore Debold convicted Of the murder Of Hugh
Dnwn;a were .entenced IN the nenit.ntiary
for life. The two first, il is known, were con.
voted and sentenced to be hanged, but the
Governor consented to spare their lives by
allowing the court to imprison them.
WoxnyrruL Tows.-'rhe rapid growth
Of Leayenworth CITY. Kansas, is astonishing.
Although only four years old, il contains a
population Of IL, 400. with an assessed valua.
lion Of 1887, s75. II has nine churches,
ten schools, four daily and four weekly pa.
pers. seven job printing oinces, e'ghty-nlne
lawyers aud forty doctors.
FARmERs' BASK.-The charter of this in
stitution, as amended by the last Legislature.
and which removes the mother Bank 70
Greensborough and gives the Branch to T..
CITY, was yesterday accepted at general
meeting Of the Stockholders convened 10 this
town. Eiis. City Pioneer
The elections in Connecticut, il is thought,
settles the matter. that the Administration
party will nut have majority in the next
House OF Representatives.
A WHALE.-We learn from the Beaufort
Journal that whale some forty feet in length,
was captured near that place few days
since.
Tur Wuy.r CRop.--The accounts Of this
I
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"liis Mlesty." dle Riag of Dahom@ey.
Las lately died, lie was a fcrocious brute ;
and when he died the Kingdom oi Dshommey
showed the sincerity 81 It's affection by sac,
rifcing eight hundred negroes to his hooored
names.
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n EW GOOD s
Anril. 1859.

I AN nov opening one Of ihs Lsisos aud Bes, STOCK
II Goods ever Offered 10 this place. which can sell
IN vefy accommodating terms.
The stock embfsces NEARLY every article wanted 10
,hs market, and shsil keep nv assortment complete
by frequent additions whens,sr goois &C wanted.
JAMEs WEBB.
Apiils s. So
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Attention-Orange Guards.

VOU are commanded to appear in front Of the Court
House on Saturday the 30,h day Of April, at 10
o'clock A. NJ 10 full winter uniform, with parade caps
arms and accouuemens in perfect order for inspection
md ten rounds ball cartridges, for target practice.
BY order Of the captain.
J.Y. Whitfield, o. $.
April 18th. ST
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ICE. ICEtt 1CE!t.

tIyHE sab.sfibcr having iilied biz ICE HOUSE. u
now prepared 10 furnish hs customers AMI the
pablie generally wih TIE.
lie viii dclisci Irt !, III, lee House jaly from sun.
,iss until sinse, fsGndsts cxcsreJj aud Sundays
ffsm sunrise until o'clock. A. a.
TICKETS eau BE- bad al the store Of the Subscriber
On East front street. III vii leo lie delivered
u,thcu, his TtCkETs o. Tie CASH
Fof The convenience II ne citiiens Of Newbrtn. be
will Oh the 10Th tay Of Aytii neIi and saerwsi5s
throughout lhc season. deliver Ice Il ths store " VISOR
Phi NJ. conner u Broad ani Middle streets. u The store
Of NV. ~. Samfell. csfnei q Pollock snd Ctsyen
streets Al tie sstfc q hoHias Williams. CORNER Of Era.
ven ana south Front streets duly. from suntse until
O. m ISaadsys excepted --on srndass from 10 ]
o.slest :. m.. :, The sIefe u ". ". II. Samreil.
III. ice House beng SEATED en- an arm q ihs Rail
,na 1, M place. he Nill Forward Ice 10 other points
II any guihiilcs fts " extra thafgc except packing
aoi fsisht Panirslsf cod prompt susniion rsid {,
orders ftom other Towns aud goBniiss.
Al. Y. jenkins.
Nssl.rn, Msph IS. +fs
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A city buck visited the Shakers al Leban-
on some tune ago, and as lie vas wandering
though the village encountered stuut, hearty
specimen OF the sect and thus addressed him |:
" Well, Broadbrim. are YOU much Of Sha.
kerr
Nay" said the other. not otermueh,
but can do a little that way"
Il shouId like to see you perform"
:" can accommodate thee. trsnJ," said
the other, quite coal. aud sezed the aston
ishrd customer BY the collar and nearly shook
him out Of his boots.
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FROM MEXICO.

New Orleans Aptil =.
The Steamship Tennessee ha. arrived up.
There was greet rejoicing at vera Cruz
when the recognition u the Liberal Govern.
ment BY ths United States. WIS announced
A national salute was fred, and grand mill
tary parade given, in honor Of minister Nc