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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-02-16
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE

U,T. subscriber oilers fsf Sale The Plantation and
improvements where be nov resides. liisiocslcd
jasl below the mouth Of Lilies Creek, IN Cslawbs
county near lesis'a Percy on The Csiasbs n,er, a.
j1nins Henderson shefl, and containing SIS ACRES,
$50 u which are il cultivation and shout 70 acres Of
thsi il good Creek and Bfa-ch Bottom. The improve.
ments are comfortable Log Dwelling. ersi rate Barn.
stable. an3 stalls fo 20 head 81 horses Cow sheds snd
good Fences. There . upon The place good GIiIsT
Mill. ignning pair n Burr and pair of common
stones Tile WIN. q. Railroad passes through The
Farm snd thc Drpolis located upon n Il d The mos
valuable farm 10 ihis section cfthe state.
WILDE sgd for Cafh D. sIchsnsedfor Negroes
Al. w. WILSON.
Oe.Is. ca
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BOOKS. STATfONERY. &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
ZINE BIBLES, Prayer and Hymn Book, Memo.
randum and Blank Books Of all sizes, Letter and
Note Paper, and Envelopes, 0shorne's Wafer Co.qrs
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, Dressing, Bonnet, and Puff Combs
Fine and Coarse Combs,
Rubber Head Bands and Hair Pins.
Motsocco Travelling Bags, silk and Bead Purses,
Port Monies and Pocket Books,
Sewing Birds. Teeihing Rings, and Raitles,
Metal Puff Boxes, Toy Locomotives, Patent Gun
Wa,s, Toy Whips, Fishing LINES and Hooks,
China and WAY Babies and Doll Heads, Tape Mea'
sures, Frangip5nni Satchels,
Soaps, Pomade. and Perfumes; also Bazns and Hau
els Toilet soaps, Perfumery and PRmadrs,
China Candle sticks, Flower Vases, Motto Mugs and
Cups,
Rice Powders and silly White. for the skin,
Violin and Bango Strings, and many other articles
just received and for sale d the
DRUG STORE.
July 9. Al
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NEW GOODS,
ALL AND w IN 7 E R
JJTgT TO HAND.

FIRST rute large stock Of all kinds and will
IA be continually added to SO as to keep the assert
ment complete, TO be sold very low for cash, OF thoss
who pay once year. All kinds Of barter taken Y
exchange fol goods, such as Hides, green and dry
Flax Seed, Beeswax, Dried Apples, Peaches Damsons
Cherries, Sc, Rags, Old Castings, Corn Bacon Flour
Wheat, Plank, Homespnh Cloths Of all kinds, &C, &c
Guano for wheat now on hand also, Herd Grass
AA JAMES. WEBB.
Sept. 20.
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A NEW ARRANG EMENT.
The South" and HThe States
TO BE CONSOLIDATED

A N arrangement has been concluded between R. A.
- Pryor, editor Of the Richmond South, and the
proprietor Of this paper, the States by which the South
and the States 10 be consolidated into one paper
to be Published in this city, in an enlarged form, and
be under the editorial control OF Mr. Pryor.
The paper will be the organ Of person Or clique,
but devoted 70 the general interests Of the Democratic
party, in accordance with the pincpes Of sta,erghts
Democracy.
Mr.. Pryor win undertake The editorial control Of the
paper between the goth Of this month and the LIST Of
December
II will be continued under the name Of The States"
and published on the following terms
Daily-one copy per year SO 90
Two copies per year 10 90
Semi. Weekly-one copy per yeai So 90
Weekly-one copy per year 90
:" Five copies to club 90
Ten copies 10 a club Is 90
" Twenty copies to one address 20 90
SESSION. PAPER.
As the proceedings Of the coming Congress will be
Of great interest TO the whole country, "The States
will keep its readers fully advised upon all subjects
which may be discussed BY that body.
The price Of subscription fur the session will be as
follows
Daily-0ne copy co
I" Tive copies 90
-Weekly--0ne copy 90
-Four copies To clcb 90
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Five copies to n club 90
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u Posimasiers who will forward Us club Of sub.
sebers our Weekly for year. at the club prices
will be entitled to a copy Of the Weekly States for one
year.
- All letters in relation TO the new arrangement,
should be addressed TO Pryor 4 Heiss, Wasingicn d.
C.
~ Editors Of Weekly Journals who will give the
above few insertions will receive our Daily in
change during the coming session Of Congress.
Nov. IL. Co.
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PREPARED BT DR. 10. ATgg,
Practical and Ansiytlssi Chemist, Lowell, MSS


ar Sold W ]. q. Webb a Co.. IIil.hosousii. a. a
J. Holi. C'abamg d. a. Badly, Wilmington. s. j
Hinsdsle, Fsysiissille! ". a Santos a Co. Norfolk
y. .. Rises. Peietshu,g Pistesll IsSJ 4 Co. Rich.
mond, and ~ ~ Druggists ibioushou the country.
My ~. 9o-l7m
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B HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant iof
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Moasses and Rice,
Rio and other Coi1ees, 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; Rigs, 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 5taf.
JAMES WEBB.
February 2. 25-
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Bible Depository.

MR.. JAMES WEBB has hoen appointed sgrni Of
Ivl the American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Bbiesand Testaments TO be
disposed of to those who want at the societys usual
low prices, for cash.
Augusta &C.
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PRATT, OAKLEY CO.,

PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
n.ais Ranref, Bfaes a Co.
Pa5f,ier., Bookseiisrs and Stdiioatrs.
No. 81 Murray Street. New York
Id o. Co.. oiTsf al los prices fsi cash. md lsts
II terms for approved credit. large sioek d BANK
snd OFFICE STATIONERY, BLANK sad &C.
COUNT BOOKS. Receipt and Memorandum hooks
PAPER or All. KINDS. Cards. Circulars, BIZ
Heads, &c. Printing 1nj Iilhn8rsrhns ettenied "a
order. Bibles. Miscellaneous. and school Books
P.O n Co.. Pablish IIalions series Of Gammsfs
Consocks sefies Oh the Sciences H5okefs Phgsi1Io
gies Bfdckiesiy's ASTRONOMERS. Olney's Gsogtsphy
newly fpsi.ei Southern Csss Headers. Palmets Boob
Keeping; and the "thespsa and besi' sfsllins Dool
ever used.
August I. b2-6m.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Don TnE RAPip cuRE oR

Hs,coLDs, HoAHsENEss. rxFLu.
ENzA, BRONcHfTIs, wHOorIso
COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIpIENT cONsumPTIOn,
and for ne rrlisf q eossumptvs rssns h adtanosd
siags u he dlssase.
We need not sps.k 10 ne puliIs a ~ yirssss.
Thfoaehout sssfy guu, kni aiast ever hamlet q hs
American st.fss, ~ vundefni u puonafy e1ps
paints have made Il srssiy kBSsn Nay, ~ ais lhs
hmllies In any csrs conhtyo Iris costnent viilnt
ptfaonai enpsrenos u ~ sTsrisi ans ssf vet ne
communities any uhafs shifh haze nof snsons tksni
living trophy n ~ ticisfy otsf ts saifleand An.
ssfous dssasss n Ne thst and iunes Wkils Il 4 ~
most pOwsfful antis Ttt kn9sn 10 man 81 ne leSnt
dAhls and danfsfUus dlsss n Ne pnim6nsfy orrsis II
\ ais he pieas4hssi and safst rstsdy That san - -.
yloyed ~ infants ard yeung psfsous Parents sh0ud
hass W fiufs agaipst The insoss sueny that steals
upun hsm uupfttartd. We have abundant efuaHds ~
tssss tbs caneaF Ptcfgast Saves ffs ilsss y ne e
sumptons u prevents Iian tigms eurss. Rssp Il W.
y0n, and ytuf eols whs tsy are eufsfa ~ 49,
bst them uatll ~ human skil master no nptngais
eanke that fasebef % ne sitas eats yssf se asey
Az knos The dfssifH istey u ling dis4ssfs ara =
Msy kByw tso M Stthes II tbs fsasiv W. nssd ma A.
nlufs than - asEmrs thsn SIN nms sbe hssf Il san
w. We gafe ~ rsi, tafe, No btl 10 fHglnts Il ths
naei rsIfwt rraslbis, and th aGsd fisM whs tslg N
The bes aEent whh our Mn can fnra ~ thelf sata
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Y BOXES FiNE CHEWING TOBACCO,
- a0go Eufa Pips Cigars -, fsesi'sd and fof ssIe
''A' DRrG STORE.
Lapry zs-
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THE HILLsBoRouaH RECORDER
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mofs.of Three Dollars ~ delsyec ialti ~, "a.
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No paper Willie discontinued until arrearsrss sre
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Hereafter no parri will bc srnt % nrw Subscriber
out u this ssae nnicss payment " made IN advance "
person III The stale will become responsible " ira
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DRUG STORE.

n G. WEBB & CO., will keep constantly on hand,
a. complete assortmentof -,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
bye Stufs, varnishes, Perlumery, Stationery,
Grass and Garden Seeds, Aromatlcs,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors, &c. &c.
and all other articles their line Of business and with
the special design Of keeping only genuine articles
They hope by close attention and moderate prices, TO
merit and receive the patronage OF the public.
January 81. 81
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F all, 1858
Fall, 1858.
AUTUMN AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
STEVENSON, WADDELL x GO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

PETEKSBURG, va.
aUR Stock this season presents unusual attractions
~ IN styles and variety. Importations are now in
store as also most Of the goods purchased from Amer
lean Factories and those purchased at the Large Pack
age Auction Sales. The entire stock having been Sc
cured at the lowest CASH prices and upon good terms
as any Jobbing house North take pleasure in nyit
ing the Merchants Of North Carolina and Virginia TO
an impartial examination Of styles and prices. ourob
ects to convince the trade that goods can be Jobbed
as good terms South as North. With our facilities, VT
deem II no presumption to say, that we can and will
sell, by the piece package good terms as any
regular establishment
mo. STEVENSON, } Nos. rs and so,
JAMES WADDELL, SYCAMORE STREET
WIN. II. CROW, Petersburg, Virgnia.
Sept, is.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
nR. Jones, Dentist. having ioestfJ in Hillside.
~ rough, will take rreat pitasrte ~ attending the
professional calls OF the citizens Of The town aud srs
rounding country. Those who think il proper favor
him with their calls, may rely having tsi class ope
raiions performed. The Doctor il a member Of The
Baltimore College Of Dental Surgeons. He b.. taken
rooms at the Orange Hotel.
DR.. Jones will be 10 Chsptl Hi one week ia each
month, and in Grsham Superior Goatt wrtEs.
a. II. JONES.
February 6. u-3s
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

a The citizens of Peru, it seems, are de-
tcrmined that the charge made about them
Of having the finest Conrt House in the
State, but not a respectable looking School
e'li6ce in the place. shall not be made much
longer. They are raising money by private
subscription TO build School House o.
large size, with all the latest improvements,
and costing $4,000. One gentleman
Hon. Wm. Smith. heads the lest with
$1,000.
If we hal few such liberal men IN
Plymouth. we could have a fine school
house too. f.se8i
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN.
PLYMOUTH, IND,
Thursday. ........ June 30, 1859.
rr- Hon. S. CoLrax in an article mo,

RE- Hon. S. CoLrax in an article upon
the subject Of the recent Editorial Con-
Yention held in this place, speaks as fol-
lows concerning our town and county:
PLYMorrH isfortunatc ia being the Coun-
ty seat OF a County, which is so rapidly in
crcasing in population and wealth. Till a
short time since, it had no Rail Roai com
munication with the East, and It's progress
was slow, and evidently retardad by its
comparative seclusion. But the Rail Road
has given it new impctus-ereatcd many
kinds Of business that did not before exist
opened the way for emigration-ana
both the County and Town have already
realized many ofits numberless advantages.
Yellow River. which rises in Elkhart Co.
and empties into the Kankakee at English
Lake in Starke Co. flows between Plymouth
and South Plymouth; and the fact that the
Michigan Road, when it was laid out, crossed
the River at this point. doubtless assisted
in establishing the County scat at its pres
ent location. Besides its Court House and
Jail, il has Seminary with beautiful
grove adjoining, dozen Stores or more,
several Steam Saw Mills, one Flouring
Mill, two Foundcries, two Newspapers,
several Churches, and Branch OF the State
Bank Of which E. s. Organ is President
AMI III. Early Cashier. It's population is
from /, 500 to 1000 and Its citizens gen
orally, are public spirited and energetic
We judge this, fromithe fact that it is
but couple or three years ago that de-
structive fire consumed the whole Of the
business part of the town; but despite the
"hard times" since, Plymouth has realized
the fable Of the Phoenix by rising from its
ashes. having rebuilt the Burnt District,
and rendered it literally as good as new.
Plymouth, too, cannot but share in the
rapid increase in population Of that County,
of which il is the seat OF Justice AMI this
has been almost unexampls,l. in the history
Of even our own rapidly growing State
But two Counties in all Indiana can truth
fully claim to have so increased in popula-
tion as to be over two and half times as
large as they were but six years ago. And
those two Counties arc Marshall anil Lake
The former has increased from 94D votes
IL 1852 to 2.337 in 1858; and the latter
from 622 to l.6l3; but We believe aud
hope that they are only in the first stage of
their development and prosperity. AL
though their citizens may not realize it,
we can assure them in conclusion. that If
they knew how much their local press, the
link which connects them with The world
outside, the voice through which their ex-
istcnce is known abroad, tended to increase
this prosperity and growth, they would re-
alizc their Investments in its support arc
more than adeqnatcl: repaid.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
state Rights.

The y. Y. Post in treating of Federal
Judicial encroachments, says: 3 ~
BY the course Of events the new and re-
mote State of Wisconsin has become the
flag bearer in the great struggle for the res
toration of constitutional liberty and the
rights Of States. 1t is tho first Of the
States to putin practical exercise, by all
departments OF its government, the inhe-
rent right of a State to protect its citizens
and their property against unconstitution-
al usarpations by the ie.leral government.
The State has nobly assumed the pcroga-
tive Of knowing its rights and daring to
maintain them against the cncroachments
oi each and every branch OF the federal gov
ernment-Congross. President 'anl Judg-
es. This position is taken deliberately
with reiterated purpose. concnrred in by
the executive, legislative and Judiciary de-
partnent. and ratified over AMI over again
by the people at the polls. Its represen-
tatives in both houses ofCongress are all
chosen on the same basis, and its vote in
the Presidential election will undoubtedly
be east on the same principle. The qucs-
tion which Wisconsin has put IN issue isr bids
fair to be tried out to an end: and if Wis
consin is right, and will perscvcrc, there
can be no doubt as to the final result, be-
cause the right is snrc to prevail. il not de-
serted by its friends. 81 ssl;su
: At the recent Republican festival in Bos-
ton. commemorative Of Jefferson s birthday,
a speech was made by Carl Schnrtz, OF
Milwaukee, who came, as he said, with the
smoke aud dust of the battle still on him,
from the last election in that State, when
this great question was distinctly put in is
sue By both parties. and the lines were
clearly drawn, and the people by an over.
whelming majo,ity, declared that they win
h9ld the federal government strictly within
tho powers delegated 70 it by the cons,itu-
tion. He said = - 1870
ss''Let me tell you what the meaning of
our recent victory is.. The people Of v as :
eonsin moan to stand by the constitution,
bot BY the constitution as the great bulwark
Of human liberty. and as safeguard of
State rights. The meaning Of that victory
IS, that under the laws Of tkat State, adj
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30

The lady who knit her brows has com
meuced pair Of socks.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
New Millinery Goods !

MRS HuPP woald announce TO the Ladies
lvI of Plymouth and vicinity that she has Just
received New Stock Of Millinery Goods, con-
sistBg of
BONNETS,, RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS,
&C., kc, Of the latest and most fa<h nabie styles
The ladies' arc invited to call and examine her
stock she thinks she please them both 10
style and price.
fEr Ess. side Of Center street. nearly opposite
the Methodist Church. April 2i-2i r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30
IIE REPNBLlGAH
Is rusLrsFkp EVERY THURSDAY,
Ry i. IN MATTINGLY.
OFFICE on vest side of Michigan Street,
orth Of Adams, Plymouth, Ind.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
-ro THE
N. C. Republican & NJ. C. Democrat.
s. ADOPTED MAY 7rH, 1859.
rrpvs Of ,nyERTrsrNG.

ta TERMS OF ADyERTISING.
One square Of f22o ems. or less, three weeks. or
less, al 90; each addition insertion % cents
I.,rgcr advertisements in proportion. Less than
h hsifa square to be charged as hall square, over
half a square to be charged as whole square
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-30


xe Alter much delay we are at last inform.
ed officially of the views of the Admins
tration regarding the rights Of naturalizcd
citizens abroad. Mr. Secretary Cass has
written alettertoa Cincinnati gentleman
on the subject. which, it has been announ-
ced by the official organs, wouhi be a for-
NAL definition of the position ofthe Admin
istration on that point, and of that letter
the telegraph has given us the substance
So we may consider this subject settled
So far as democratic authority can settle il.
What that settlement is. we propose TO
consider. Mr.. Cass writes that il any
naturalized citizen of this country volnn-
tarily returnsto his native country, and is
there taken and forced into the army, our
Government will not interfere. As heart
less and disgusting as this policy is, it is
not surprising. The dispatches to Cos.
Wright, .denouncing his efforts to secure
the release Of one of our citizens from the
Prussian army. and several demonstrations
anterior tolthat, showed that the Admin.
istration was tending to this point, though
IT has taken till now to reach it. Any
man who has watched with ordinary care
has seen that ever since the campaign of
1854. when the policy of the, Democratic
party took long step. and left a large
portion OF the German feeling behind it to
fail in with the Republican movement, the
Democratic devotion to the rights of for
eigucrs has steadily diminished That
now, when tbrce-fourths of the German
vote is anti slavery, the Democratic policy
should tnrn sqnareIy against it is exactly
what might have been expected. And
truly the turn is square enough. Ii
would be very hard to imagine any policy
that could be more directly and malignant,
" hostile to tie rights Of naturalizcd cit
izens than this declared by the Dem ocrat-
ic party. The Massachusetts law as
IL is, has not one-tcnth Of the cool. delib-
crate, cruel disregard Of the rights of cit.
liens that this policy contains. The law
separated the right Of citizenship from tlra
rights Of suffrage, by requiring a foreigner
to be two years citizen before he could
be voter. and in that was unjust. But
the discrimination against the naturalized
citizen in it, is slight and tti7ing. compar.
ed with that now maintained by the Demo
cratic. h1he one only doprives him Of
vote for two year: the other dcprives him
OF his liberty for three years. and as much
longer asa German King NAV wish. One
takes for slittle period one of the priyi-
feges Of citizenship The other takes the
WHOLE of citizenship. the hazard Of death,
and the certainty Of misery for voare .n.3
it may be for life, - 'ss'l = -
To one who has read or heard Of the life
of o common soldier in the Prussian arm, '.
or any of the armies Of Europe, no fate on
earth seems so deplcrable. II is the life
Of mere murder machine, not OF man. =
The common soldier in the regular army
Of the United States Is not an enyiable