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The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

POWERS & WEIGHTNIAN'S QUININE'
WE have made arrangements to be suppn'
w monthly, direct from the Manufacturer
with the above celebrated brand Of Qulnp
which we will sell very low for cash. orto PuuI
tual customers on time. A supply just receivs |
May 7, 1869. THOMPSON q GEAl. |
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17
gusu Received.

JusT Received.
k00 OZS. Quinine,
OUU6 DOE. McLean's Celebrated Cordial,
8 do Hostetter Bitters,
6 do Argyle do
6 do Jayne's Expectorant,
6 do Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
4 GRO. McLean's Vermifuge,
4 do Fahnestock's do
Just received and for sale by
June ls. P. B. COOK & CO.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-17

FOR coNGREss---FOURT DISTRICT.
o. R. SINGLETON, OF MADISON.
, 1859-05-20
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
--AI-
S. e. Kerfoot & Co.,
Sc - Dearborn-st. - So
Next Door to the Post Office.

Ne 42s73 fee fon y III fret decpto an alley 20 feet
wide IN FE.re arsnnt directly t:tHt VI MIS-
tarkd residence. This las east trout aa1 Is
very Jc-irsssle. r.ice 45,:to, on time.
No. A.-16 feet fr'n, by T.: feet deep Carpenter street
lu:wein Waalnx1nn and Mah~'n. TIis iS
situated IN hrst c4ss ntg!Ibortluud, and vii!
Ge sna lu snl4l lotz rEivs. &H4 1et foot, On
CANAL TINE.
10. 4i-Gtiuk House and lot North Lasac Errt
Oak sfc.t. with brick has1l DC. This house Is
wrli Flushed a.d cent4lEs tia-. Water Marble
Mantle &c. It, PHcr sh.ap-H cash, liaiance
In t'te and Two years, with per tctt iEtrrcst.
No. 1876 feet by ltl feet northeast Of Abet
ccen aid Tyler Streets l'zice &l.:n, cash
$40, 900.
No. +:-A finely locavG hrirk link of Eight Stores
welding E"M fert. c1I h1 purchased ii this
Irirs' aid c14y tctllss. Tu person 4cnrrg
IL 11aku purchase tt this zr1nunt WE
cunrn4r1i this property rcry desirable.
A splendid i IT property lie nnFthast corner #
Canal uni Twelfth As,rt~. IL purchased VERY
CHEAP !, Aa ~. feet Twelfth STREET and 1io ftt on
CaMI slrret.
s., III, Mcrfoot e. Co..
No. 82......Dearborn Strcct......No. 81
, 1859-05-20

cY Notice.-1'he undersigned,
fto.klodeEs in tie Merchants Bank of Macon Georgia sfe
hy The proronA of il CHARTER made peH'nso5 a1e os
III ssuk Tbs tu.es q. this Balk will be taken b. u on
1epo,t on the h2ue efns i. Kentucky Indiana and Ohio
~T0 ~ H. d. TUCKER r ca.
, 1859-05-20
Special lottres.


t8 Fever and Ague is a terrible
asss -su tn tls that tah As'r t. l. tbs tR'nt&
tt1 frEt shs aos usesasnttnk in hs pro
grss1 md TIA snod denaut Of mstso kill Fever md
Axxs u mora DESTRUCTIVE Of LIE th1u Consumption, becauAe
II sfnors easily Induced and thsrsors o!a rterasnt 1t
males IL vcaa for tAs save Ike ezccutions<A bond
Day ty dlv, the suessf grown ~saker and wtaks aho
each hour deea be Es1 rsns CONSEQUENCES Of Approach
lns tn oh Va havs ~ that the disease il one Of those
which hAs nearly Avayz dehsd medical scence-a fe~
as@s ones in while having tcen cussd and reported W.
~ happy Announca that Dr. j. uosteer Of FhurTh,
As prepared compound thai has nsver besu known u
u II curing thu wsra oE ta tezrba dtseass ~
.scnnmsud Dr. J. HesTETTER's CELEBRATED
B1TTERS to suffering humanity generally II suse md
Apaady s1eclhe.
f., NE y Aruss. nd ds'. generally. s'*'5wh'r''
eD D vspepsia! Dyspepsia! J!
plsPkPs1A.:-Hha. 1u, H~ car"d '-D5spersSs
our r4onA Dissase-waak snraach, feeble d<oalon' da
tez After eating, coAsss habit, bilious condition NOW
rnAy suffer With it aud ia attendant symptoms Of 10" spf
~ bad ta eoated tongue ohHup!ftd bead and ase1a q
headache Ye: how few know how to II! Gcue7sly
because the bowrs co.satcd rescF haa 70 eaahs1
ac4 Or laxatvt4 but raeA condition ~as naTeF cared ~
aaa;ilarts whosc cuy otcs to weaken Tie digestion ard
&upqr the in,fc7nr the entsc assll1iisa system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC DYSPEPSIA
PILLS. a'npe navdcse4 sugar a-hAse currd hundreds
OF At and obsnase This is done simply
tg improving the tone and rceorng the integrity os the
digestive orRaul from w!cA result good appetite, regular
hahlta Gear head ard huoyant Spirits Such snncdcnsA
a9e- and only 9uizcs to be known 10 b. appreciated
I4 q pr box, with directions. S!1 hoxta a.
MA full ret Of Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies,
With book Of D!rcsoas, aad t~eny d1eser, Retnetie Ia
la,gc vinla morocco y d. In plan a. Family
ea$e uf 1fLetn ttxcs and Book u.
, 1859-05-20

c@@ Those who arc Curious to
wre.s the wonderful perfection to which 4. ohs~nidt
(At manager 1t NaieLeos, Y. ~ Las brought he manu-
saaure of Wigs aud Toupees invited to visit Lis Wig
and Hair Dying Room. at No fremont Block and cxan-
tne these curi.us productions Of No scrutiny CAL de-
ts tie n1dcla from the natural when adjusted 10 ths
te4t. dte33
, 1859-05-20
4reaa Grihttttk,


TsePxxs AxD TRnr1K onct is prepared u s1scuts n
shsst aetce sTey variety It job Printing in the Rsr
KER and II AA Lo+sea Ltrhp sta Particular attention
given t. The PRINTING! Of
Buz1nrx CAxne LErrEx Ifrt,A nun Tfrps
REcE1rTh ppsrxaA phoo1AxxH
PAkrHLE71 &tuEctlE i1H1ExA
AAA&x xAo114 IAbxIA TIcEIT8.
t8pRET1NQ N CoLoRS a
II III ts varieties, dana In beautiful s.ys and 1t moderate
r1tel An exAnlnattaa u spemszs a1l pice1 sespec:
fu!1y invited.
Orders from thu ossatrJ promptly led and ard sent
lsRe ehy express.
, 1859-05-20

POPULA EEOLOG
With Descriptive Sketches from Geolo1itt's Portfolio
Ey ArfH Mu111 1aaau, c.nth al;s3
This work Is likely to prnve thu popular IT Hugh
3ess writsrRS and to attain the widest circGiltn Is
written 10 HI. ct tYe AMI mikes The mysteries n itoEy
inteIkihir the mind, A. architect e1.as
the -tr1eturc If f1u cellar TO atc th;* aGt.I
rri eoki:t take. the g'ot~ to ritcts, anh eNH@ The
manner IN which all ts hare sn formed. fam the
granite foundation the a!uvA s.s4er II >.silia Just
The isfF.5tIun whlch Eiluy Eetr, lyt lrsn piss fuE
but uEA.'e to tEd. .-
Address :. e. GRIGG; / CO.
ny1ty GuEchs fsoa Bock, 80 i II LAX" street
, 1859-05-20


q No. 100 Monroe Frek, near Jsaasoa, Chle.ko. y,
The pe1t tesua Of thlA wEu. kuGwn Institution N
Commence AprI esxh. 1H8 Tit services Of eompetent
Assistants md Teaehets fuz tha Tadous depa'tents have
IL print Boara ii 1zIaetors t6s Fcool VI p'oxe =
sef worthy Of liberal JatroeaEe md adequate III q
msnda Casses formed IL the various kr.ass 1t Ersah
Latin. Oretk. French md German iaaxuakea
For further Information and Clcu!1s call It school build
Ing t1n 10 ~ r. or adoreas Il. G. NILES Principal
Rl,arscE:-ge1 nss: J. u Fe9a md Rs. ". r. Pit
ton, Chicago; Ho1. Schuyler csfa1 NJ C. 69uta benA
NprJckI take pleasure 10 recommending to ny patrons
Nj. IT, e. Niles who has purchased ny interest IN the
1esyon ssset High School From u tsashh{
fee conddens that be viii do ua& 10 ha pupils aad gTa
sa.tsfac1!on 10 his patrons r..,~
1p9-smc1:a y. y. 0LEAs,oS.
pOY'S HIGH SCHOOL.-The
- re4t ssrm will commence +, ,AoSpAY April lah, ~
twenty pups Into Ills school at ha redenoe IL Non
thsy afs determined 10 % weu III tbeiul1e4 Fur o.
advancement Of those admitted no pains will t. fpzred BY
the teachers 1St
II IND UN1VERS1TY.-The next
Il 4 Term O, the PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT Of
Ibis Institution Will commence on TIE 4ta Of A1J l5a9
This Sehu1! located At Lake Forest Is miles North OF
Chicago the Lake shore, and Is In charge OF 5. F. A1L
4 fne Academy building rs been completed containing
u.rInz House, nez the ACADEMY. Is Ia process Of efs
ton. =.
a. s bss 'e2 S fnepi a;s Il H.
l. ''''S' i IL. Y fAFfEssSS, fASHES2S, Committee,
r-to,.o .f.,.N a, 1Ssn ynh~, ra41 ~,
, 1859-05-20
n. W. THO II As d 90.
zeal Estate Brokers.
TAXES FA1H AND INVESTMENTS MADE FsR
NUSRESIUENTS.
OFFICE NO. z.
Methodist Block, Cor Clark Warrington St
Real Estate for Sale.

90 feet fsos Alcheau And Indiana evcaues> including
eeEef ina cosea. 1e1ss xrs stry favorable 70 taoss
. Intending to improve,
leu*e and Lot Did street near Indiana ascuut Lot
House and Lot Wabash avenue, near Twrltth sseet.
House Is furnished with modern improvements a1d L
YEARS. TiME az s. LoT. 'e ~ ..o-,1.
cc1l0: fet Charles k.rrrt, neaz Wells With HOUSE
AND BARN.
liou% and Lot State STREET, north Of C1Ichs !ioel
G5Ax1r4 fGt on State sttret Monroe. with lttEE
BRICK STORES. three 4toEc. and hascnen1A ana 1t
sed for d&eIngs above
4o1lso feet On Wshnst2a @ 4 stFes etEHe4 aht a ano
property for term u y4=tEp II desired.
uoUhe and Lot Lake street. east Of Union tafE Lot -
110o. EouAe two ttn!y frame. -
1201ls& feet Warren strict, Union Park: This
vcEy choice prosperity. aad Will y eold ~ xasEnce.
Hltnts which rc,tng for cooper aDnuu.
Hs atc deat1bc rcaidence lots On FARh AVE
NTE End NAr1tI htr1xf near ltnar III Nay nn1; AbtT-
dteu r1ree Harrison, a1d Hartisun let wech Ar
es1een and My srcts which VT Ire Offering at grest
~ LOIS IN Nadirnn Moprne Wilcox Adams and jack
son Streets aud Nrstcrp avenue. west Of Chton Park
Aone -" tht prsucIc. money, fr PARTON u thcec lots
lsreqrlrtA within FIVE YEARS. This a anc cilanee
Tor Ifn uf moderate mt:l'Is to have htie IN beautiful
soou .crs If far1u1e ladt situated In Knox Mesr Hen
q, lnInus Eo's, ilardln. Saline sud rupe counties 4
hoCSE AND LoI III Henry, Marshal Co.. twu lots in
Gtnesto. Httrf t.n, ans! Dir tt In AmbO}. Lee Cu,
nsls 9! = c!2ng: fer chlcEo ETopeTy
her. Etc.
s. feel Michigan avenue corner Of Twelfth street ahd 30
{1t AlcftiE1n.vrnur ncxf to Mrs tlaIks ft11ece,
70 LEASE FOR. 4 TENN OF YEARS At LOW
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
amended in an unimportant particular, by a,

amended in an unimportant particular. by !
vote Of 90 to ID.
The bill to establish the Bank Of Com.
merce. Newbern, amended on motion o.
Mr.. Lane by striking out the clause pro.
hbiting the issue Of bills under IS, passed
its third reading by vote Of IS to 9.
Mr.. Simpson offered resolution that
should the present General Assembly pass a
bill to raise more revenue than was recon-
mended to be raised by the treasurer and
executive Of North Carolina. it would be un-
just. uncaIled for, inexpedient and oppres-
sve. After pretty long debate, Mr.. simp-
son withdrew the resolution.
The Revenue bill was taken up, and the
discussion upon it renewed.
In the evening session, the bill to repeal
the l3th, 14th, 18th, 10th and 18th chapters
Of the Revised Code, establishing the geo.
logical survey, was taken up. After consid.
cradle debate, the bill was indefinitely post
poned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
win CHERRY BAI.SAu

The following is worthy The attention Of all who are
interested for themselves OF friends:
Lafayette, Ind, July 81, 1854.
Dear Sir,--I was attacked about FIVE months ago with
cold, which settled in my lungs. and doctors
(the most respectable in this city, said that had in
iammation consumption Of the lungs, and after
hausting their skill without relief to me, pronounced
my uncurable. | commenced taking DR.. Wistsr',
Balsam Of Wild Cherry about six weeks ago, and in
four days was able 10 walk all over the house, and
am now well man. Yours respectfully.
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you plain statement from Geo. Hoov.
er, Of this city, who is well known. having lived here
some twenty years The doctors attended him some
three months, and gave him up to die, but WIs,ar's
Balsam cured him.
DIR. w. WILSTACK, Druggist,
Lafayette, Ind.
None genuine, unless signed |. Bl IT'S on the
wrapper.
Seth w. Fowle & Co., l3s Washington Street, Bos-
ton, Projectors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
CT For sale in Hillsborough by J. &. Webb & Co.;
in Gfeensborough by DR.. I. j. Patrick
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, Jan. 20

Halifax, jan 70.
The steamship Arabia, from Liverpool on
the 18th inst, arrived here this forenoon.
The English Parliament had been sum.
moned to meet on the Sd Of February.
Disquietude still continued on the Cont
nent. and warlike rumors were still cireula-
ted but the panic had sensbly abated, par
ticularly in London. The Paris Bourse
showed an improvement. but still fluctuated.
Large Austrian reinforcements had reached
Lombardy, but the chances Of revolt there
were diminishing.
Cotton had slightly declined. and holders
showed disposition to press on the market.
Breadstulfs were dull.
Prince Napoleon had gone TO Turin to
marry the daughter Of the King Of Sardinia.
His visit was expected to produce demon
stration.
1t was rumored that the British Govern.
ment intend to augment the Chinese squad.
ron.
Dublin advices say that the evidence
against the Pheuix club is more complete
than the public anticipated.
The latest telegraphc accounts from Lon.
don, being to the morning Of the 18th inst,
state: Adyices from the Continent are, on
the whole, reassuring. Letters from France
are unanimous in expressing the aversion OF
the whole industrial population with regard
to the prospect of war; and it is likewise
affirmed that all the Ministers, including
Count Walewski, are now in favor Of peace.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

DHD FROM GRIEF.-English papers state
that recently boy. eight years old, was com.
mitted Tor the theft Of purse containing a
sovereign, from the tail Of cart Of an old
woman who had given him ride. Bail was
refused and the lad sent to Jail. The father
on parting with his child. took the matter so
deeply to heart that he complained immedi.
ately after of having received sudden shock
at his hcart-as If shot. Although in good
health at the time, and a robust and hearty
man, he went home and never again louked
up. A deep seated melancholy took posses
sion Of him he was obliged to give up work
and after few days was confined TO his bed.
lie gradually grew worse, and OF The day on
which the child was to be tried, he breathed
his last. The surgeon who attended him.
says that he died q broken heart. The
boy was discharged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

DR. BAuMRAcK in his travels on the cape of Good
Hope says: found very frequently among the Dutch
Doors Of the back country, Ayers Cherry Pecoa which
they keep hung up by thong around the neck of the
bottle to peg their hammocks. Indeed this seems
be heir sole protection against the throat and lung
disorders which are quite prevalent among them.
thought il speaking comment on the practical geniu.
Of the American people, thai they should furnish the
staple, believe the only remedy this people buy use
Asking il they used the manufacturers Pills they
told me that better purgayes grew all around them
than any body could prepare.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

POWDER Mill EXPLOSION --One Of Dupont's
powder mills, near Wilmington. (Del.) ex-
ploded on Thursday evening last, killing
James Gibbons and John Grant, two Of the
workmen. The shock was sensbIy felt for
circuit Of twenty miles OF more, and caused
much excitement among the citizens Of Will.
rhington. II was thought that the prepare.
tons which have been made since the last Ia
tai event, when one Of the proprietors was
killed, would tend TO prevent the occurrence
Of these distressing disasters. but it seems
there is still vide field for improvement in
safeguards.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

Conferences STATISTICS eondense
from the record, summary Of the statistics
Of the y. &. Conference, as reported al the
last session. Local preachers. 1872. White
members, in full connection. sos. White
members. on trial. 1850 total white mem.
bers, 81 ,627. Colored members, in fall con
nection. J. 40. ColOred members, on trial,
,429; total colored members, 1920. The
whole number, white and colorpd, in full,
and on trial. is 1896.
There are, in our bounds, 60 Sabbath
schools: sos superintendcnts l,ai0 teach.
ers; e,s57 scholars; l6, 12I volumes in libra.
ries. The amount reported as having been
collected and expended for Sunday schnol
books, is only s465.s6; bat doubtless more
was expended than was reported.
To present, at one view, a more complete
summary Of what has been done 10 the Con.
ference during the past year, We add that
reports already published, show that ssl5S
Is has been collected for missions aud 5000
5s for the contingent fund.
~ O. AdroeaLs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

Itappears from late Cuban journals that pro,
tests against President Buchanan's propos ed
purchase Of Cuba have been sent to the Queen
Of Spain from twenty-one cities and towns 81
the island, besides the bishops aud ecclesi-
astics Of Havana the governor and eccleslas-
ties Of Santiago de Cuba the ladies Of Havana,
Mantanzas, Bejucal; the university OF Ha-
yana the economical societies Of Havana
and Santiago; the battalions and squad rons
OF volunteers OF Havana, and the army Of Gu
ba; the Bank Of Spain Of Havana professors
in the preparatory aud special schools Of Ha
ysns; the colleges Of lawyers and notaries Of
the same CUES, aud tribunal Of commerce Of
Matanzas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

tina God has given US. where are the graves
of our forefathers." This is a reply worthy
Of the old Romans, and had its effect upon
the Legislature, as after much opposition it
adopted minority report removing all OBJ
structon between the intercourse Of the Indi-
ans and the whites. Georgia paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
STATE OF NORTH CALoLINA,
ORANGE County.
In Equity-Petition for Account and Set
tlemeni.

In Equity-Petition for Account and Set
tlement.
Lemuel ". Morgan, James r. Morgan, Solomon A, Nor.
gan, Margaret Morgan and earainc Morgan,
against
James n. Patterson, admir- Of Lemue Morgan. deed,
Martha Morgan. Sarah, wife Of Christopher Barbes
Eliza Horn, Malindi, uleol Asa Couch, Lucinda, wits
Of Moses Hutehins, Eleanor, wife Of Thomas Ncce
Mary, wiz q - Morny. Giosky NJ. Patterson,
Walter a. Patterson, Thomas !. Morgan, and sarah,
wife Of Nerbin Casllebury.
III appearing ly affidavit that The attendants, Martha
Morgan, Christopher Barbee and vile Sarah, -
Ham and wife Eliza, Asa Couch and wife Malnda,
Moses Huiciins and wife Lucinda. Thomas Niece and
vie Eleanor, - horiRg aad wife Mary, chesIey NJ.
Patterson and Walter A. Patterson. reside beyond the
ins a ihs stats II Is therefore ordered that pubies.
ioa he made in The llsboroueh Recorder for sx sue.
cessiye weeks that they appear the next term 81 the
Couf! Of Equity for Orange county, the second Mon.
day 81 Mach neat, then 10 answer, plead or jcmur 10
The sane. q vii sc taken pro eoRiesso as 70 lhem
and sel iOf hearing.
Witness Thomas Webb, clsrA and Matter ia Equity
for Orange coGpsy, office in HiIlsborough. the I7,h
day Of January, 1859.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & II. E.
January IS. Price adv $3.50 7l-6v
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

A portion ofths United States squadron
forming the Paraguay expedition, we're az
Moteyideo on The 5Oth of November. II
was expected they would sail in few weeks
Tor the Parma river. The dates from Para.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02
TO FARMERS.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

THE Subscriber will open on the Goth Of Jsnuary,
= on the premises lately occupied by the Rev. Mr..
Bulwell for school proposes, small private Classical
School ol BOYS between the ages Of ten and fifteen.
Further particulars made known on application.
....... WIN. II. OWEN.
December 81. tf-72
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

A high opinion is said to be entertained
among those who know him Of the spirit and
good sense Of Lord Lyons, the new British
Minister. Ills predecessors promotion to
Berlin has been delayed at the request, il is
said, Of the Prince Of Paussia, WIN, for a
time at least, wishes that Lord Bloomfield
should remain. Lord Napier meanwhile is
10 be sent 10 the Hague 10 negOtatea MARI.
are between the Princess Alice aud a youth.
fol Prince Of Orange. II is curious fact
that similar connection TO that formed be-
tween the daughter Of James H. and the
celebrated hero Of 1858 has repeatedly been
attempted during successive reigns, but that
in every instance il has failed. The unfor.
tunate Princess Charlotte was all but be.
trothed 10 the father Of the present King Of
the Netherlands, but insisted upon refusing
him her hand. in order to bestow IL upon
Leopold, now King Of the Belgians.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

FLoHIpa AND THs lsDIsss.--The Legisla,
ture Of Florida has repealed the statute for.
bidding trading with the Indians in that State
BY report from The Committee on Indian
Affairs TO the Legislature. the number nov
left in the State i about eighty, and nearly
al Of them live 10 Dade county. To the earn
est endeayors 10 incline them 70 emigrate
they returned the following reply There
is room enough for al 70 live together ia
peace, for you as well as for US but as for
us, We will live until VIC die IN the country
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

The New York Express says The
United States must be the most ilI-used ma
ton on the face Of the earth. We have
grievances or claims of one kind or another
against about every Government on the
globe, including the Fejee Islands. The
President has just laid list Of them before
Congress-" This may be accounted for from
the fact that we are the most adventurous
and perhaps the most obtrusiye people on
the face Of the earth. There is no hole or
corner or the great globe in which live
Yankee may not be found, making discover
les, searching for "rights, and building up
" prospects," That some Of them should get
occasionally broken heads and bloody noses
is not matter Of wonder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

quay are TO the 10th Of November. 1t il
stated that the Paraguans were preparing to
receive the United States forces. but the
prevailing belief was that the difficulty
would be settled without recourse to war.
1t was reported that our Government and
Buenos Ayres were about to enter into al
lance. whereby the latter would grant to
United States the right Of free transit for
our troops through her territory. and prom
ised whatever assistance may be necessary
for the conquest Of Paraguay. la order to
counterfeit the effect Of this project, an alli-
ance Of all the South American governments
against the United States is recommended.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

Gov. GRAHAMs LEcrURE.-0n Thursday
evening the goth Inst, large and intelli-
gent audience assembled in the Presbyte-
rian Church of Greensborolgh, to hear the
lecture Of the Hon. w. A. Graham. before
the Greene Monument Association. The
lecture occupied about one hour and half
in it's delivery, and was listened to with
deep interest. 1t was replete with histori.
cal facts. many Of which were drawn from
source accessible to only d few. The
Governor fully indicated the honor of
North Carolina. and satisfactorily met
many charges which have been brought
against her patriotism in the Revolutionary
struggle. As the lecture will be published,
we abstain from adding anything further,
more than to say that it was in every re-
spect worthy offs distinguished author, who.
on this occasion, fully sustained his reputa-
tion as one of the most able and eloquent
men OF the State. Greensbsrough Patriot
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-02

pRlME Sweet New Crop MoLAsSES and fresh
RICE; also 1873 sacks fine SALT, at $50 cash,
One Of Grover & Bakers Best Family Sewing Ma
chimes, which I have tried and proved, now on hand
and for sale. JAMES WEIR
Jan. &c. ID