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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06

Decided IN the Negaiipe.--" IL the sense Of
smelling more pleasing than the sense Of tast.
ing ~ was the subject before a western de.
batting club in bar.room. Uncle Joe was the
last 70 speak upon the negative, and all were
anxious 10 hear him deliver himself Walk.
inr % 10 the bar keeper he called for hot
whiskey punch. aud drank il of with great
gusto then turning to- bis opponents he band.
ed the empty glass TO the leading dsputant.
and numbered out, /" Now smell u, YOU yar-
mint!o Ii is needless TO add that Uncle
Joe brought down the house," aud also the
decision Tor the negative.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
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For the Recorder.
THE LONE GRAVE.

II Il Il u N II u MA Il.
The eyes Of kindred view il not,
That grave so far away,
That form once beautiful to them
ID ming'lns there with clay.
Away from home the dear one died.
And strangers took the place
0fthose for whom he deeply sighed
ofsvsry kindred face.
They wiped The death-damp from his brow
Tha, friends would fain have done,
And laid his youthful body low,
To slumber there alone.
They knew not what joy twould be
To friends long parted from,
The last Of their beloved 10 see,
And weep around his tomb.
Eyes that once gazed upon him hero
Look not upon his grave,
Bu, hearts that distance cannot mock
Are waited on The wave
The wave Of thought, at even,ide ..@..
And early blush Of morn,
Where sleeps the dust OF him who died
Far from his childhood's home.
But, oh, could kindred shed tear
Upon his early tomb,
'Twoud strangely leave trace Of cheer
That others know not Of.
Sweet is his sleep so far away
As il his grave were near,
But could sisters loving hand
Just plant one flower there
He sleeps with strangers gather'd round.
His parents sleep not there;
But their united spirits dwell
Beyond the reach Of fear
Wher. partings never rend the heart.
Nor death their vitals tare,
Where golden streams Of mercy flow.
And there are no graves there. 5. II. ]
March 7th, 1859.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
TO MULE RAIsERS.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All notes and accounts contracted
previous to lst January, 1859, with
US, were due at that time. We ex-
pect them to be closed aoithout failure
at February Court.
J q. TURRENTINE 4 son.
February %, 1859.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
Ihga .ighi@

WHY EvkRY Bopy Is cRoss.-0ne day lit.
Tie JOHN Wilson came running into the house
where his little sister Mary wa5 sewing. He
held something in his hand which he had
found in tie back yard.
"Oh, sister Mary - said he, "Ihaye found
pretty thing. Il is a piece Of red glass
and when looked through il everything
looked red too. The trees, the houses, the
green grass, your face, and everything is
red"
Mary replied, " Yes. ii il very beautiful:
aud let me show You how to learn useful
lesson from it. You remember the other
day you thought every person was cross 10
you. Now yOg were iik' his piece of glass,
which makes every thing rel because il Is
red. ypu we're ross, 50 you thoucht every
body around you was cross, TO. f,ou are
in good humor, an, lind to every one, they
will seem kind you."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06

pRlME Sweet New Crop MoLAssEs and fresh
RICE; also l3s sacks fine SALT, al $3.50 cash.
One Of Grover q Bakers Best Family Sewing Ms.
chimes, which ! hsys tried snd proved. now on hand
and for sale. JAMES WEBB.
Jsn. rs. 4-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
TO MULE RAISERS.

THE subscribers, alier much trouble and expense
hsve succeeded In procuring one Of the largest and
finest JACKS ever imported into this country.
BASHAW will stand the ensuing season, commenc.
Ing the LIST Of March, at The stables Of j. b. Leahers
and will render service the low price Of ten dollars
To insure, aud City cents to the groom in oil cases
DEsCRIPTi0N.--Bsshs was imported direct from
Malta, in Spain; win he five years old next August;
is full fourteen and half hands high, Of ne form and
aclion with rich black silky coat Of hair. II is only
necessary for judges Of such stock 10 see him 70 be con-
sinced that be is Of the puresi blood.
J. b. LEATHERS.
J. w. LATrA.
South Lowell, Feb. 10, 1859. 7s-lstJy
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N NOTICE E.

TNHE subscribers having qualified al February term,
1859, Of Orange Court Of Pleas and Quarter Ses-
sions administrators the estate Of Dr. b. l.. DUR
HAM, deceased notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said estate TO come forward and settle the
same and those having claims against the estate will
present them within the time prescribed by law, or this
notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
F.A. stage,
F.A. DAVIES.
March 4. sl--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
Revival of Business.

HAVING concluded TO Iemain In Marlborough and
II continue my business, my old customers will find
me ono door east Of :" The brick House." my former
shop. My work shall be well and fashionsbly done,
and all my eating jobs prepared thai the seamstess
shall find no difficulty in making.
All work executed al the shortest notice.
JAMES s. WATSON.
February 8. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-06
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

xIyHIS old established responsible and reliable Com
= pany, having express facilities over the North Ca
roina Railroad, are prepared to receive and forward
all descriptions Of freight and valuables to and from oil
points on this road.
The facilities possessed by this company for the
prompt forwarding and quick delivery Of matter enrust-
en- to them 10 all accessible points in the United States
and the early delivery Of freights by Steamer Express
from New York semweekiy, and daily Inland Express
from New Y.k, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Richmond,
Norfolk and Petersburg offer great inducements 70 Mer
chants to obtain Spring Stocks quickly.
For further particulars apply to Mr.J. A. Cameron.
Agent AT Hillsborough
W. II. TREGo. sup't.
March 8. 6l--4w
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

RsCsPs1oH on sunA1oR RuscH.-We learn
from the Davenport Gazette that On kissesurn
IRON The State Convsstion, Hen. Nj. Rusch,
he Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Gov-
srnoss togethef with he Delegation frs4 Scots
county, was 1T at the ears By : band y usie
and large nu1ber Of citizens. 4 psocessioa
was formed and proceeded through the streets
TO Lshrman's Hall, which was soon filled. Mr..
Stewart welcomed the Delegation back to Da-
venport, and complimeDtsd them for the good
work they had been Instrumental in performing.
Mr. Rusch acknowledged the honor bestowed
BY his fellow citizens in short speech, promised
to meet them - sOme future time. and conclu-
ded BY thanking them for the impromptu and
enthusiastic reception which they bad rendered
him. Mr.. Shorey and Mr.. Thoripeton also ad.
dressed the meeting.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The Chicago papers contain the weather pre-
dictions Of Mr.. F. L. Capen, who claims to
have made discovery in Neurology, which
enables one to predict the weather with GER
tainty.
They have Scotchman named Andy Gaffrey
in McGregor, Iowa, who beats DR.. Winship Of
Roxbury in lifting. He can take up 1900 pounds
without straps or any other helps, and says be
will lift the weight Of the Roxbury champion
with the champion on top oft.
Orders have been given to introduce in.o the
English army the gynnastic exercises, which
have done SO much for the French, and made
the Zouaves SO terrible Zoe. IL.
A party from Sioux City recently went on an
excursion, on board steamer, some forty miles
up the Big Sioux. The Eagle thinks it is nsvi-
gable at least 100 miles from it, mouth. The
only obstruction to its navigation now, says
that paper, is the swarms of mosquitoes.
The Ledger Bonner has bought the trotting
horse Lantern and mate for $4,000. II Bonner
takes 10 fast horses it lie safe to predict that the
Ledger has reached the height Of its glory.
Two hundred and twenty thousand baskets of
straw berries were taken into New York BY the
Erie railroad on Wednesday.
The Des Moines journal Of the 25th learns
that Mr.. Kelsey, formerly Q member Of the Leg
isature, was stabbed last week at Sidney, Free
mont county. II WAS thought that the wounds
would prove fatal-no chance for his recovery.
The Davenport Gazette Of Tuesday announces
that Governor Love has pardoned Nr. EheIlady,
one Of tho Iowa City lynchers Of Wilkinson,
and Who vas tried and sentenced ten years 70
The Penitentiary.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

TIE GRAPE CRoP.-The Cincinnati Gazette
says the vineyards about that city sre especially
fruitful this season, the vines being fairly loaded
down with large fat punches Of grares gladden.
Ing the hearts Of the industrious Germans, and
giving great promise Of bounteous supply OF
resy wine. If mildsw does not set in, the yield
this year will be greater than for four years
nnRt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05
L. lsl3RApR1N'

%AN1S fNS a&
Ine sseainsh'p Areo, rhlt -
Nesk % sd ines. y asfIose N 49,. -
lAe leaks badly and will probablv ~
10. Her pasG1asess, erev - 1--WE -
- landed y ss'ssv. a steam ~ - -. ~
FIRE last Eight DESTROYED T,oAy 10y
Co.'s planning MIL on Main strss, - :. IssTs ~
heAment and t5see adjoining 49, &c 60
Eiensly damaged several oshess. - - =
insufcd ~, 900. is,aa
"A frs 10 Marietta o., Nsterds, s suy u
stsoycd property 70 ~ smouos " "Ss' ~ y
Partly Insured. SsVA00>
Washington. yuI, !.
special despatch from New O,i..v ~
charleston Courier, dated 23th ~ ~ y
That on the lib minister: clean nr.. saae ~
monstrance 70 Miramon's minisie, ~ aeosA
safiairs in name Or President Bnch.a.oi iofen
ing hisgress indignation az the ,;,b e1prA
fbe sxequaioa from the American CIVIC
the murder Of peaceful Am4rican s'.' -
Tumbago. The massacre Is ebs,,r,a.4s@ 4
violation OF nktioaaf rights. ana tr.s,-
tons, ana Mifamon u warned H.. !, na'ak
member dsand redress BE- demsnaea sh
mateiy obtained whatever may b. n. 80 W.
this Temonsrance. 80 ~ iesatd
The sloop Of var Saratogs ~ ,.,n.,.
Vers Cruz to Tampigo. 'eo IN
The Democratic State Conrent;oo ssyL
here yesterday, nominated N. smi1h W. as
ernor. TIE vote stood-Smith 10 ~ w.
sion,) 3c4, Swart, (Doselss,) asa. A a.s
IS. ThesGs.sgases TO she ChafIe.,o.' cs.'enst
lion were George shipley and u Mus.sa',s-
lAdn'n.) and Q. W. Roberts and B,an 'l s. l.I'i
(anti- Administfation). 1f'ds,
The steamship Saxonia, which ...,. WI
ior hamburg, took out tloo, 100 IN ,nsc;.T
Mr.. Walker, who was nonin,,sS - .oT
Tor Congress 10 succeed Hon.5A. .leoaa
refuses TO accept the nomir 4ssa. paela
az, Ns~ Orleans, lul,i
The stesmer Atlantic, hence ior T.,E
put back yesterday having broksn hrr
Mons. Belley had arrived o. Aspip,s .ss
for San Franciaco. sssA
M
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

nasiors = u ~. BusAsnasSas ne fscog
nised oiElcl1t head or ~ party.
When Marlin Van DSaa II thus early n -
arena, 80 may relg 0pons5s that there ID -
chief \ foot, md that the materials for another
revolt, like that Of ls4s, are ripe and ready for
action. Thus, no power except that possessed
hy Mr. Buchanan. A. the head Of the admistra-
lion. can prevent The Charleston Convention
from being The last oct IN the drama, OF the ma
tional democratic party.-[New York Herid.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

II The New York herald publishes list
of twenty four aspirants for the next Preaidecy
twelve Of them being democrats. The six
republicans are William H. Seward. New York;
Nathaniel P. Banks, Massachusetts,; Salmon p.
Chase, Ohio Simon Cameron, Pennsylvania ;
John G. Fremont, California John Mclean,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

Chapel commences to-day and will undoubtedly
be interesting to all who may be disposed to
attend. The exercises will be held only in the
forenoons and be continued tomorrow and on
Tuesday of next week and close Wednesday.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05
ALIEG1ANs,E

"DFPAarMENf OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Nay
~, lS50.-Yvur letter Of the 18th instant bas
bseo received. 10 reply, have to state that
IL 10 understood that the French Government
claims military eervice from oil natives Of France
Who may be found within its jurisdiction. Your
naturalization in this eoNMtry viii not exempt
sOs FROM that claim, shosld yos rcluntarily re
peir tinker. "LEwIs CAss,"
Such is the answer recently given BY General
Cas- 70 . question Of vital consequence, not
only to the naturalized, but to the native-born
eitizens Of this country.
Here, with dash Of pen, says the Phila-
delphian Press, has the Administration surren-
dsred, not only without shot, but without
summons, right resting on natural law and on
reason; right lying at the very foundation Of
our Government, which men Of all parties and
shades Of opinion in this country have constant
~ claimed. for which they hazarded war itself.
We nay they have now surrendered it without
. summons.
From and BY whom WAS it understood that
The French Governments would claim military
service from Q native Of France naturali1ed in
this countryf ,.......-.'
There 10 nothing" says State-writer Of
high authority, (Bowyer on Puo lie Law, p. 1922
"against the power Of subject to emigrate
and throw of his native country altogether
This 10 matter regulated by the municipal Law
Of each State that by the French lag, French
subject loses his quality Of FrenchmAn by
being nstural:zed in another country; for the
French iaW holds that no one can hare too coun-
tries"
Yet our Administration does not assume this
to be the Law. II goes out Of It's way to sug-
gest that it 10 not the Law that French citizen
may be-nay, that he ia citizen OF two coun.
tries at one and the same time that he owes
allegiance to the United States and to France
and it reminds the French Government that il
may recspture him il it can that to it he owes
his first aud unslterable allegiance and that
this, the country OF his adoption, either ought
mot, can not, or will not protect him.
1t such be the Law, and such the condition Of
naturalised citizens, it is high time we should
know it. II, when they 60 abroad, they may
be arrested, and made to serve for ten or twenty
years in . foreign army, not only against for
eigners but even against Americans, in direct
violation Of their duty, and even Of their oath
10 bear true and faithful allegiance to this, the
couBtry OF their adoption; if they may be thus
made to serve in foreign armies, aud SO COM
PEELED to abandon not only their business, but
their wives and children Of American birth, the
question touches not them alone it concerns
% oil, native Is we'll as naturalixed ctizena
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

A Word 70 BUSINESS MEH.-We wish TO call
your attention to the facilities which this paper
offers q an advertising medium. Il has q
larger circulation than any paper published in
the county, and circulates too among the right
stamp. Those business men in the river towns
who wish to secure liberal portion Of the trade
of Keokuk and adjoining counties, will do well
TO make known their wants through the columns
of this paper. Advertisements inserted at the
usual rates-fSigourney Democrat.
Our business men ought to secure q large
portion Of the trade Of Keokuk County, and
can do it, We think, If they make the effort
A hint TO the wise, 30.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

SALE o. TIE r. 1 o. RAILaoAD-On We'd
nesdAy last, o. $. Marshal Pine sold the Peoria
and Oquawka Railroad. including track, rolling
stock, &c. hessra. T. L. Bradley, OF Peoris.
and / Qainby, Of Monmouth. were the purcha-
sers. The whole amount Of money paid for the
!oad ana rgnnlng stock vas si6,soo; q. 900 for
q, 900 Tor passenger cars, 81. 900 for four loco.
nouvss. and $500 for shop tools and fxtursa
-Knexyils &Ql) Ragisese.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05
Tho Milledgeville (Ga, Federal Unto,

The Ailledgeville Gay Federal Union
says: &
"lf Gov. Wise entertains the remotest ides
Of being the nominee Of the Charleston Con.
vsntion for the Presidency, he may trouble
himself NO longer with such vain imaginings
The result Of the late election in Virginia
runs down Wise stock to Eve cents on the
dollar. The Democracy Of the South will
point to him % the man who is responsible
for the small vote for Letcher." f~-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

A CASE OF JEALousY.-Launcelot Snyder, .
ponderous gentleman, more widely than favor
ably known, was boiling over, day before yes
terday, crazed with Jealousy and bad whiskey.
His wife, who had lately returned from her
wanderngs with another fellow, to his waiting
arms, had received letter from somebody, Of
which our fat Othello gained possession. He
stormed at a terrible rate, aud swore that muir
der would be done, and that the sutton was the
cause. In the evening he made an assault, with
pistol, upon his wife, and was only prevented
from trying to murder her, by the interference
Of bystanders. Winton arrested him, and took
MIN before Justice Harris, who bound him in
$500, to keep the peace. 1t could not be OBJ
tanned, and the hapless hush and lies in Jail.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The Oregon Legislature met at Salem on
shs 10th ult., and will have to elect United
States Senator to succeed Delazon Smith, who
drew the short term, and will be candidate
Tor reelection. Against him there are
named the Hon Lafayette Grover, the late
Representative, and Judge Williams.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

John, with q company Of his coadjutors, is in
town, in search Of business. Our citizens will
doubtless take the hint, and secure their houses.
These burglars are not only very skillful, but
very bold; and people Who have anything Of
value in their stores or dwellings will do well to
guard them carefully.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

Asus sfkALlxG-They.t hieys b. tho whole.
sale ~ Siracarse. Frat 1 canal hat 4 ..cIss
'nen two story frame house-nov fock q
sneep = missing. Aad last Sunday SAhha,h
scnootA - taken Some yeara ego he ~.
renters threatened 10 steal shs atste C.nstol !"
Iooks =: though ihsy wass pgapeicine - ~
sxploit-( AlAany DeAseonan, = - 49,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The South Bend (lnd } Register, edited
By Schuyler Collar, prominens Member of
Congress, contains an elaborate article, in
which he assumes that the Democracy viii
be united, and the Opposition must unite If
Hhev desire success in 1850 A
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

Tho Cleveland News declares that, Il
1he Charleston Convention hesitate about :
glsys Code, and especially il Douglas is in
danger PRESENTATION, The Southern dsls'
apass ' IN escsds, and aoaiasss fos tasa-
49,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The publication Of paper Of the aAsv,
title, to be issued Weekly until The ctosp |,
the pending State political campaign. viii y
coinmenced IN Burlington, early in July, en-.
suing-cerfainly not later than the middle i
that month.
lis leading object will be to support .he slst
ton OF the Democratic State. Ticket of Icrl
to-wit: Hon. A. q. BcDGE, Ter Gsyerne
Hon. LYsANpEE w. Rabbit. for LieateDa,s
Goyernor; and Hons. CHAELEs Mason. Tina
=. WILSON and C. G. Cu1E, for saprsat
Judges, 1t will also begdevoted at the AN.
time. 20 the general support rid defence 4
the democratic party, It's prime les, III meas
ures and its men. The current news ii in
day will also be published in a cona,u,.I
form.
PklCE-fitty cents, invariably in advsns
No deduction for clubs.
The coming contest will be an upnspsj,
exciting one--a hand to hand frht-erery
inch Of ground viii be holly contested on e.
Their side. and democrats, everywhere, should
arm themselves With the proper weapons ton
both offensive and defensive warfare.
respectfully solicit universal eircali.
ton of The proposed campaigner for during
L<s@ The press Of the State will ohlgs ne
BY giving notice, editorially. or othervise 4.
this prospectus, and will also confer Al a..
Their favor by putting the "War Eagle
their exchange lists
BEaF" Democratic friends Of the eaisrpris
evprywhcre throughout the State are earnest.
~ solicited TO aid in extending the Cilsua.
ton Of the proposed paper.
/ THE DEMOCRATIC SrATE TIcKEr srsr IyD
SHALL BE ELgcTEp
JAMES M MORGAN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The Iowa Democratic State Convention has
declared that the Democracy is independent of
the Supreme Court and its decisions that there
was no power on earth TO prevent the territorial
legislature from passing laws against slavery,
etc. This 10 new tack that the Popular Sow
ereignty men In Iowa have taken, and IL 10 .
palpable Acknowledgement OF the fatal error
made by Judge Douglas, when he introduced
the Nebraska bill. That bill has but one foun-
dation, and that is the consiitu,ionality Of sla-
very In the United States. There il no lodging
tha, ami IL appears to us it is entirely too late
for the Democracy OF Iowa TO get rid Of the
Consequences Of their own measure, especially
aatsr that measure vas 90 emphssicslly endorsed
y the Supreme Court Of dc Unissd Snts&-
lChieaSo Democrat
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

-, ma q.
-in ONE Of the counties Of Wisconsin, It
u said that there are three candidates for
the Legislature: J. N. Root, Democrat;
Robert Hogg, Free Soil, and I. Il. Dye,
Wing So, on election day, it win be aRoot,
Hoe. or Die" with the voters.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05
An Ode Tn In ma b.

Hind quarters of the type of innocence,
Whether with peas and mint must dispense,
Or 60 the MISUNDERSTANDING the expense
And thus enjoy thee in the fullest sense
That is the question.
Rear section of young mutton-tender food
just in the dawn OF grass-fed juicy hood
Daintes like thee should not be served up nude,
But graced with all the trimmings understood,
To help digestion.
Then boil the peas-the fragrant mint prepare
Be thou, prime joint! not overdone--nor rare
Coucoct the gravy with exceeding care
When is all ready, serve-I shall be there
! always am!
Incipient sleeps meat-when on thee dine,
Hot be the plate, and icy cold the wine
Three slices midway of the leg be mine
Then put the rest away-for very fine
Ie cold roast lamb
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

a. According to Mr.. NcCrea's report il
another column, there have been but ten day.
during the late month of June 10 which the
thermometer went above SOC at o'clock
This y remarkable. III j.