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LATE FROM EUROPE.
Portland. March %.

Portland, March ~.
The steamship Noyia Scotia, from Liver.
pool on the 9th. arrived here this forenoon.
The America, from Boston on the 23d, ar
rived at Liverpool on the 9Th.
A pacific article in the Paris Moniteur
caused considerable rise in the funds at
London. Paris. and Vienna. The London
journals, however, sneer at this article, and
throw strong doubts on its sincerity. The
Vienna papers also criticise it skepticaIly.
The political director of the Constitutional
has since published card over his own sig
nature explaining that the article must not
be regarded as retrogade movement, caused
by the crusade which the active propaga nd
lists had succeeded in raising against France
in Germany. Count Buol and the leading
statesmen believe that peace will be main,
tanned. Fears, however. are entertained Of
explosions in some Of the Italian Duchies.
Lord Cowley remained at Vienna.
The Constitutional re asserts that the
French troops are graduating Rome.
Prince Napoleon had resigned the Minis
try Of Algeria, which added somewhat to the
confidence in peace. He is succeeded by
NJ. Chasselour Laubat. The retirement Of
Prince Napoleon is said to have been caused
BY difference Of opinion with the greater
part OF the Cabinet on questions Of internal
and external policy.
Mr.. Preston, the American Minister, had
arrived at Madrid.
The young Prince Of Prussia has been
named William Victor Albert.
The Swiss Federal Council has issued a
circular announcing determination to main
tain the neutrality and integrity Of Switzer.
land.
The health of the King Of Naples was such
that it was supposed he would never be able
to rule again. The Queen conducts all State
affairs. aud is reported to have caused the
King to sign a treaty offensive and defensive
with Austria.
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Important Sale Of Land and Negroes.
In Eauity-Mareh Term. 1859.
Iid 8. Ray and olhefs, e. pafie petition.

David s. Ray and Others "a parie petition.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of The Courl Of Equity fof
Z Orange County made al March term, 1855, will
sell, 81 the Court House door 10 The town Of HILLSIDE
rough, on Monday the 18th day Of April nett 10 the
highest bidder that valuable tract Of Land in Orange
county, on Little River, adjoining the lands Of David
Mckee, James q. Miller and others. containing shout
four hundred acres being The whereon the late
William d. Ray resided up 70 The time Of his death.
Al the same time and place will also sell fourteen
Likely Negroes, consisting Of men, women and
children.
Twelve months credit win be given, bond and sseu.
fiiy required title reserved unit. The purchase money
= psii' THoMs WEBS, G 4 ~ x.
March e. is-iW
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MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know Of no invention Of modern times that Dc.
serves or 70 destined to occupy higher niche In the
temple o. amc, than the discovery invention Of the
Vegetable Epepiic Pills for curing Epilepsy, o. Fall.
ina Fits, Spapms, Clamps and al the various modfi.
cations Of Nervous Diseases. Dr. SKrH =. Haxcs, OF
l0s baltimore street. Baltimore Nd the inventor, Is
certainly entitled to The best wishes Of all the beneyc.
lent portion Of mankind, who experience pleasure by
The alienation Of human suffering When Dr.. Hance
ffrl prepared these Pills. he intended them solely for
Fills. Cramps and spssns but subsequent experience
satisfactorily proved 10 him, that In addition 10 their
remarkable sansive properties in this class Of diseases
they ereried perfect control over The whole nervous
system. lie was then induced to Ivy them in cases Of
Neurslgs, ric-Dolofeux, Nervous Headache, Papiia.
lion Of the Heart Inspen, Paralysis Hyseria, Muscu.
Ter debility and host 81 minor diseases sprngng from
lack Of energy, 10 an Of which his sDiiopa.
lions we're crowned with the most ssnguins success
Psrsons al distance, BY writing and sending remit.
lance 10 Dr. Hence, can have the medicine forwarded
By mail 70 Their poai Office address, be paying The post.
sgs The prices are, ior single boz o. tao bofes o.,
o. ~ PEI dozen. We have given hn address sbovs
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STATE OF NORTH CALoLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1859.


Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1889.
rE,HE Sheriff Of Orange County having al the present
term returned the following tracts Of land which he
proposes 10 sell Tor Taxes due thereon, 70 wit:
One tract Of land on the walters Of Emo River, sdjon.
ing The lands Of John H. sykes, r. Williams and 9th.
ers containing so acres less, supposed 10 be-
long 10 Sarah Rawson Amour, Of tax due thereon,
$3.50.
Also one tract Of land on ihe'w waters Of New Hope,
adjoining the lands % James Bishop and others,
tanning II acres less, supposed 20 belong 10
John Canall. Amount oftar due thereon. 81 .47.
Also one tract Of land on the waters u New Hope
adjoining the lands Of James Bishop and Others con.
tanning ia acres more or less supposed 10 belong to
John aud Dickson cauall Amount Of tar due there
on, So 90.
Also one tract Of land on the waters Of New Hope
adjoining the lands 81 James Bishop and Others con.
tanning $50 acres more less, supposed 70 belong q
Mary Cauall. Amount % tar due thereon, 81 cents.
Also one tract Of land on the wsefs Of Bofland's
Greek, adjoining the lands Of Samuel T. Phillips aud
Others containing acre, more OF lees supposed to
belong 10 Emly King. Amount Of tax due thereon
- cents.
Also one tract 81 land on the waters II Mil Creek.
adjoining the anj u William s. Moore and others con.
ainng - acres, mole less supposed 10 belong 10
Thomas Hart. Amount OF Tax due thereon, $40 IS.
Also tract Of land Oh the waters Of Cain Creek, cd.
Joining the lands Of Dr. John Moore and Others con.
tanning IS acres more Or less, supposed 10 belong 10
Ellj,h Pckard. Amount 81 tar due thereon, SO 10.
Whereupon Il Is ordered BY The Court, that the own.
crs or said raci. o land be notified Of the same by pub
LEGATION In the Hllsbotough Recorder or sir successive
weeks, notifying them Of lhese proceedings.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of our ssid Court, 81
Office the fourth Monday Of February, 1859.
GEORGE LAWS, e. G. G.
March 90 st-GC
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TIME Subscriber having filed bis ICE HOUSE, Il
= now prepared TO furnish his customers and the
public generally with ICE.
He will deliver Ice at his Ice House daily from sun
rise until sunset Sundays ercepsd and on Sundays
from sunrise until o'clock, A. NJ
TICKETS can be had al The store Of the Subscriber
on East Front street. In no case will Ice be delivered
without his TICKETS or the CASH.
For the convenience Of the citizens Of Newborn. he
will, on the 10th day Of April next, and afterwards
throughout the season, deliver Ice at the store Of Major
Philips corner Of Broad and Middle Streets al the store
of NJ. W. II. Sumrell, corner Of Pollock and Craven
streets, at the Store Of Thomas Williams, corner Of era.
and South Front streets daily, from sunrise until
8 p. m. Sundays excepted, ION Sundays from to 8
o'clock, a. m, at the store Of NJ. w. II. Sumrell.
His Ice House being located on an arm Of the Rail-
road at this place. he will Forward Ice to other points
in any quantities. free Of extra charge except packing
and freight Particular and prompt attention paid To
orders from other Towns and Counties.
A. T. jenkins.
Newbern, March Is. s4-6w
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wlstar,. nalsam Of wild cnerry.

The following letter from The Rev. Henry Wood, 81
Concord ". H., Editor d The Congregational Josrna
speaka volumes 10 favor Of Wisiar's Basami
Concord, N. IL, March 2.
Messa sara w. FowtK Il Co.--GchtIemen: Two
years ago, sudden and violent attack upon my Lung.
confined inc 70 my bed for several weeks. and when
recovered was 50 much oppressed by difficulty il
breathing, that wis often unable 70 sleep Or rest upon
n,y he'd a. night The suffering was extreme and iudg.
log from tue ineciency 81 the remedies used suppo.
sed the disease ncutable Being persuaded To nv a
bottle Of WistaIs Blsamof Wild Cherry, without con.
idenre in lis efraey. found the difficulty amos, en-.
ifely removed before one bottle was used up Sympa.
thy with my fellow sufferers induces me 10 make lhis
public statement, and recommend Tie article 10 others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, youfs Truly. HENRY WOOD.
None genuine unless signed {. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Seth W.Fowe & Co, i3s wtshingionslreet, Bos.
ton, pfoprieiors. sold Ny their agents everywhere.
Gl' For sale IN lilIsborough ~ ]. q. Webb & Co.;
in Gfesnsborough by Dr.. 4. J. Patrick.
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MILITARY FoRcEs OF EURoPe.-it appears
IRON Official statements made as late as the
10th Of February last, that the military for
ces Of Europe embraced more than four mil
lions o. soldiers under arms, without count.
ing the sailors, gardes, civil, national, or mi
litia Of all kinds, OF which the number reach
es much larger figure.
The effective force Of France on the lst
June. 1858, was 672, 400 men, los batteries S
de campagne; marine, All vessels Of war,
500 sailing, liz steamers, $1,000 marines.
The Austrian army consists Of go, AZ
men. Of which $50, 400 were infantry. 10 500
cavalry, 59.292 artillery. II li6 engineers. 9.
2l1 pontoneers; marine, l04 vessels Of war.
The Prussian army consists Of 525 900, OF
which 100000 are Of the active force. and
Landwehr 81 list cou. marine, so vessels Of
war. $500 marines.
England has an army Of 229, 900 men; in
Guiding those dispersed in the colonies ma.
rine, 600 vessels Of war, 500 sailing, e5l
steam, 40 vessels Of the line, carrying II, 29a
guns aud 90, 500 sailors.
The Russian army consists of ,067 600
men, including the reserve and 226,00 ir.
regulars marine. III vessels, $4,000 ma.
rines aud guDnets.
Spain has peace establishment Of IS 600
troops, and for war 100000; marine, 40
vessels, Is, 900 marines.
The Sandman army consists Of $4,000
men; marine. 40 vessels and 2. 400 sailors.
Two Siciles = The army Is 100, 600 Of
which 10000 are Swiss; marine. 60 vessels
2 sailing, 25 steamers, 100 cannoniers, s.
562 sailors.
Rome main aims an army Of 10000 infan.
try. aud 1918 cavalry. Tuscany has an ar
nv Of 81 900 men.
The German States have federal army
Of 100000 men. Tie German Confedera.
ton have an army Of 525,0OO men. 1850
cavalry, including the Austrian aud Prussian
contingents.
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NEW ITEMS

George p. Morris, the welI-known and
popular song-writer. and chief editor Of the
Home Journal. in New York, has been ap.
pointed consul 10 Hayre.
Senior Mata. Of Mexico, the minister Of the
Juarez Government. left Washington on the
Goth. on his return TO Vera Cruz. by way Of
New Orleans.
Official news went out to the Pacific in the
mail on the 2lst Of the ratification Of the
ten treaties with the Indians in Oregon and
Washington Territory. by which treaties the
title to Fifty million acres Of land will be ex I.
tiuguished al cost 20 the Government OF
three and half cents per acre.
Gen. Totten, chief of engineers. United
States Army, writes from Naples, stating
that he met ex. President Pierce IN that city.
TO which he occasionally came from the ~.
and Of Capri to get his mails. Ills health is
excellent, and that Of Mrs. Pierce was much
improved,
The Governor and Council &c Massachu.
setts have appointed Thursday. the 9Th u
April, to be a DAY Of fasting, humiliation aud
prayer.
In Wheeling. Va, an old man named Nc.
Elroy, who has long been supported at the
public expense. has been discovered 20 have
about $4,000 at interest.
The Massachusetts Legislature have refus.
ed to abolish capital punis hment---an indca-
tion that radiealism in that State is dying
out.
II Is stated that not single divorce has
been obtained 10 tho State 81 South Carroll.
na.
The New York Assembly have passed a
resolution, by vote Of eighty three TO TWEEN
ty-one. to change the State constitution so
as to extend free suffrage TO colored people.
II has not been considered 10 the Senate.
Six persons we're killed By the late acct.
dent on the Great Western railroad Of Cana.
da, between Hamilton aud Dundas. and a
large number wounded
The difficulties 10 the Eliot school in T,os-
ton 10 consequence Of the refusal 81 The Cath.
0lic scholars TO take part 10 the regular re-
ligious services. continue. Sixty more shol.
srs we're discharged from the school.
The Utah correspondent Of The Chicago
Tribune has taken notes 81 the social siasn,
81 that Territory. The result foots up al
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follows: Three hundred and eighty seven
men with seven or more wives--of these,
thirteen have more than nineteen wives
seven hundred and thirty men with five
wives ; one thousand one hundred men with
four; and one thousand four hundred with
more than one wife.
JOURNALISM IN RUssIA.-Since the reiara-
tion Of the censorship 10 Russia BY the pres
ent Emperor. more than 200 papers, dailes
and monthlies, have been started.
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The following are the late amendments 70
the Indiana divorce law; asgs
!" Hereafter. the applicant will be required
to show an actual residence Of one year in
the State; and DEGREES Of divorce which have
been rendered on mere advertisement of no.
tice in newspaper, and without personal
service, may be re-opened within two years
by the defendant, SO far as decisions relative
to property, alimony, or guardianship Of
children, are concerned, but not to set aside
the disruption Of the marriage tie ITSELF"
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vFsHE gentlemen named in the Act Incorporating the
= HlLLsB0RoUGH SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
70 wit, Thomas Webb, George Laws, James r. Cain,
Charles NJ. Lamer, William F. slrayhorn, William
H. Brown, James G. Tuuentine, Peter B. Rufin, VIII
liam A. Graham, Paul G. Cameron, Henry G. Strowd,
Pride Jones, James Webb, Josiah Turner, +. B, Hill,
and John U. Kirkland, and all others who desire to
become members, requested TO the office Of
the County Court Clerk, on Friday the Isl day Of April
at 10 o'clock for The purpose Of taking steps for organ
izng the Institution.
March 81. So
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TRUST SALE.

~ sfiue Of deed ID thus, executed 10 me by TEN
pie unihank for certain purposes therein named.
shall sell for cash. At the Clover Orchard Faciory
formerly Cane Creek faeofy.) in the county Of ala.
nance, SaiurJa, the ~ day Of April next. ali The
interest the said Temple unihank owns Ii j ceriaia
trait d land lying IN the county 81 Chatham, adion
ing The lands " George Collision aud others common.
y known as the Ore Hll sl.o two stfes Of land in
ssd county, adjoining the lands Of stephen Mcpherson,
% which Is an excellent quarry Of milestone slso Ill
the interest The said Temple UBihank owns 10 certain
quarry u valuable milestone III the vicinity Of Chapel
Hill, and known - Tie Chaps Iiil Quarry
JOHN STAFFORD, Trustee.
March IL. 1859. SOW.
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Important Sale of valuable Lots in
the town of Hillsborough,

and Tract Of Land two miles from town.
VIM. Henry Faucet ct al ex pure, petition for sale Of
Real Estate.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county, made at March term, 1891 will
sell at the court house door, in the town of HILLSIDE
rough, Monday the 18th day Of April next, all the
Real Estate belonging the heirs Of the late Thomas
Faucet, consisting Of Tract Of Land two miles from
Marlborough, adjoining the lands Of VIM. A. Graham
John Berry and OTHERS containing three hundred and
forty-fye acres,
Also, Sixteen Lots ia the town Of Hillshorough, all
Of them improved. Two Of them on the main
street, Immediately opposite the court house, and all
the others have comfortable dwelling houses upon
them.
Twelve months credit will be given, the purchaser
giving bond and security required. Title reserved un.
Ill the purchase money Is paid.
Sale will begin at | o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB. c. g. w. e.
March 20. Price adv. So 80. ST.
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A letter from Hon. Charles Sumner, com
municated to Dwight's Journal Of Music.
states that that gentleman had followed with
great fidelity the prescribed medical treat
ment; that he is dry-cupped half an hour
every morning, and that he is gradually
mending; and that he intends to be in his
seat in the Senate in December next.
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n NOTICE.

Two persons wanting good and convenient smlll
second hand CARRIAGE, that can 10 used Win
one Of two horses. II i 80 constructed y 10 render L
very comfortable and convenient for four persons
4 scry reasonable bargain can be had IN II, a. The
subscriber Is disposed TO sell II los. For further par.
eusrs apply 10 my agent al South Lowell, % Chartl
Hill. o. 10 myself al lIll.bofough.
ILL. OWEN.
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N O I IC v .

HAVING qualified as administrator upon the estate
II Of THOMAS FAUCETT, Decd notice is hcre-
by given to all persons Indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, if they wish TO COSTS and all
having claims against the estate will present them for
payment within the time prescribed by law, this
lice will be pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
THOMAS WEBB, Adm'r.
March 90. So
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange CoUNTY.
Court uf Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1859.

Joseph Mcculloch ,. Thomas Q. Parish
Original Atiachmeat, leried on Land and Negroes
r. appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that tho
defendant Thomas &. Parish. has removed out Of
the STATE absconJs or roneeas himself that the
ordinary process q law cannot be served on him; II il
therefore ordered III the Count that publication ~ made
ID ths Hi.bcoush Recorder Tor six successive weeks
notifying said Thomas e. Parish tbs, unless he appears
tie next term Of ibi. Court, 10 be held at the court
house 10 Marlborough on the fourth Monday 10 Mar
next iien aud there 20 Iepevy and plead according 10
law. lie vii be Proceeded against 10 the same manner
Il tie hid trcn srIsed with process aud had failed 10
appear and plc1d.
Witness. George Laws. CLERK of our said Court, at
Office 10 lllbofcugh the fourth Monday ia February,
a. = .'''' GEORGE LAWS. c. C. C.
Fsbfuaiy Is. Price adv. 81 50. s2-6w
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GRAND CONCERT.
n L

DAN sway from the subscriber about he 25th d
IL December lssl, a Mulslto bound Boy BY the name
Of Calvin Hasheock. eighteen yssrs Of sgs An per.
sons are hereby fofswsned from hafbofng employ.
inc said boy, under the penalty u the lsv.
ROBERT THOMPSON.
Aiannact scIn,v, Marsh III. ss-s~
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DISSOLUTION.
Pst,rOns' Cheap and Complete Edition

THE WAWNBMy NOVELS
By SIR WALTER SCOTT, BART
rEsHIS Edition is reprinted from the original Edin.
Il hurgh Edition, in forty.eight volumes and will be
published complete in tweniysix large Octave Volumes.
Price IS cents Volume, or the whole Twenty Six
Volumes for Five Dollars
A Novel will he issued every Saturday, until all are
published, and complete set will be forwarded free II
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any one, recei,ng remittance Of Five Dollars for
twenty six Volumes; or a remittance Of Three Dollars
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The Waveriy NoveIs-will comprise
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Rob Roy, Red Gauntlet,
Guy Mannering, The Betrolhed,
The Antiquary, The Talisman,
Old Mortality, Woodstock
The Heart Of Midlothian, The Highland Widow,
The Bride Of Lammeimoor, The Drovers,
Waserly, My Aunt Marsaret's Mirror,
Kennilworth, Tapesirieh Chamber,
The Pirate, The Laird's Jock,
The Black Dwarf The Fair Maid Of Perth,
Legend Of Monirose, Anne Of Grierslein,
The Monastery, Count Robert Of Paris,
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Peyeril Of the Peak. Qnintin Durward,
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nd the whole Of the above will be published complete
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The investment and expenditures connected with
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" Mt F. d

w A y L l. ID,
IN ere hange for Goods, any quantity Of old, cast off,
unwashrd Woolen Cloths and Wooen Rags, and
any kind Of Hair, 10 be used as q manure.
Also Cotton and Linen Rags, for paper making.
Upper Leather, Hides Bacon and Lard, Old Cast
ings, Brass and Copper Feathers BeesWax. Corn Meal
Wheat, Bran, Flour, Peas and Beans, Plank, Shingles,
and almost any thing else.
Settlements Of all accounts once year.
JAMES WEBB.
March 26. ss-