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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
Republican Nominations
FOR vICE.PRESIDENr,
HANNIBAL MAMLIN,
kRcpublican State Ticket.

Ton CONGRESS-, SEC. DIST.
WIN. NANDEVER, Of Dubuque Go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30

FOR MAJOR BRECkINRIDGE.
l, Hon. X. NJ. T. Hunter.
2, Gen. Jos. Lane.
:, Hon. James Guthrie.
4, Hon. Andrew johnson.
5, Col. jefferson Davis.
6, Hon. Isaac Toucey.
!, Hon. James A. carcc.
3, Hon Daniel s. Dickinson.
FOR JUDGE DOUGLAS.
l, Hon Stephen A. Douglas
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
M1LLAR'S NEW PATENT
LOCK STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES!

as, e35, e35, e35, cas-, 90.
The eaiy one taking this stitch sold for less than
In form, general appearance, stitch. (siike on ~.
sdes) sise capacity, speed, stiffness, ease Of ~
and manner Of forming the stitch, Il 10 usry -
and WarrNnfsd to do ~ much and we'll - me CIV"
brased WHEELER & WILSON ol25 MACHINE
We also have the
METRoPOLIT
Double lock tight fast Grover & Baker stitch 81
ny Sewing Machne-wsrr~nted superior 70 any 'n. "S
either both Of these mach ines At agents prices.
any party engaged In the sale Of sewing ~.
TefuAd the money ct the end oil sixty days saeS -
not satished. No connection with Cornell We:
Agents wanted. Call 1t l09 Lake street. Or anGsA
LEWIS CORNELta,
Aug. 20, 60: Bcx 36il, OhicaGo, ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30

FARMERS II you want good Mil. n nS ~
F you want Mill that will clean ont tne e."
! buy A. II. PkS". =.
IF you want . durable Mill. made Of tooe
L terial, and warranted, buy PENH10'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30

Upton, August 4th. lsG0.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
RESULTS OF THE BATTLE.

lipto", August 18th, lsG0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
COMMON SCHOOLS.

At regular meeting Of the Board of supernten-
dents Of Common Schools, at the County Court
Clerks Office, in HiIIsboroueh, on the 10th day Of
April, 1860, William II, Brown was elected Chairman
Of said Board, and Samuel w. Hughes, Joseph A.
Tinnen and William II. Brown were appointed En-
aiming Committee for the ensuing ycar
Ordered, That the Examining COMMITTEE hold their
first meetings at the Court House in Hishoroush, on
the 5th day Of May for gentleman, and on the l2Ih
day Of May for ladies', and invite all applicants 10
tend on days appointed; and person shall he en-.
Poyed to teach unless they have ceifcae IRON the
Examining Committee; and the Ghiiman is directed
by the Board 10 pay teacher unless they present
regular Certificate from the Examining COMMITTEE,
obtained before they commence teaching together with
the School Register
His further ordered Ly HE Boara, That tie Exam
ming Committee shall give no person Certificate un-
less they qualified 10 teach Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography, nc.
is further ordered, That the Examining Commit
tee shall make no examinations except the days ap
pointed for that purpose.
April Is. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
Thc Charleston Convention.

The Democrats National Convention assembled III
TIC ciiy " Charleston, ~ Monlsy Tia sgfd u april
There vas ) iai Attendance ffam III tie Si,tts.
The Hon. ffsnri. y, fleuinsy, 81 Atkausa.. va.
chosen temporary Chairman. AL william T. Ritehc.
u yHginii, appointed temporary CirA.
The proceedings were opened " payet Ny tie Rev
". Bshslili. 81 Charleston.
Consilsstie excitement va occssiansl ~ lse pre-.
senss Of two delegation. IRON New Yotk--ths Dean
Ricm,al and the Wool dsIezaiions ss they arc cali
"a. Ths matter VS. tp,rtyd d he committee 81 Gre
atnna', 4 committee ~ Organization W. otisfel
% be appointed.
The second DAY. Tuesday. ihe Convention assembled
a 10 o'clock, pa,.uin, % adjournment
The committee ~ Organization submitted ! report
presenting ri President ~ III Convention ne NAN,
81 lhs Hon. Caleb Cushing. II Massachusetts. and
ninlns one Vice Pte,ilen, aBd ons seersisry lfor,
sish q The staiesi which up,n was unaninoa.y
adopted.
4 ruIc waa adeP,sl lha, ~ baloilins should BE- ~
Lowell ~ President o. vics.PpsIsn until III commit
isc on he Platform shall report,
Oa the Thiti day, resolution va. adopted restrict.
ing The syeaksts 10 Glesn minutes III sobccs 81
espi On 10 Plsitrn on ihe Platform, The spesshci
will W hmitsa u oue hour
The Douglas delegation from Illinois, and The Dean
Riehn5nI delegation rom Ncu YUk we've admitted
snd the Cook and Wood delegations consequently eS
tuied.
The committee o. Platform fspvliitei Tue Cincin
niIi Platform ~ vote u " % Is.
Uo,. Rghinson. member II The Convention iron
Vermont. snJ chshman q die Vermont delegation
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
VALUABLE PLANTATION
For Sale.

a VALUABLE tract N Lind IL iUr sale, lying on
"a Emo dc miles above Marlborough containing
one hundred acres more " less aud wilhin less ihan
half mile q Hughes Arsdeuy. 90 which y good
brick house sith sis rooms life place ~ each, 10
rcihef with 81 other buildings necessary also, trs,
rate Thtcshina Machine, ~. large portion q this
lsnd l. nnN utItr ienre and Ia good cultivation. Wy
reasons 1T selling sm too 81 T. Work y, aud have
$, one 70 Is i iss me. and eve some money, aud
have no other wy Of mixing Il. some Indulgence
will fteguftJ3bc given for ball the price, BY paving
interest.
Beine.o near the Academy, i oilers the advantage
q = e0od o'a's.hs h00's' IRA ELLIS.
February Is. 1s-9w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

No Mail!-No mail was received here from the
East yesterday, and understand that the managers
nt the Raleigh and Castor, the North Carolina Rail-
rad and the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad,
have ceased 10 carry the mails. and viii not resume the
service until some arrangement is made with the Post
Office Department.
II sppe ars that the several contracts between these
roads and the Post Office Department expired the
II Of July last, and The Department notified that
The contracts would not be renewed unless The
pcnnlioa made equal to that allowed on other and
less important roues--one hundred and fly dollars
per mile. The companies, however continued 10 PER-
form the service until the lst % January, when the
Department was again noiifel, that il the proper
compensation was not allowed, the transmission Of
the nails on these roads would cease on the s day Of
April The Department made no reply % this, and the
officers Of The road no, being Wiling % lnncl On the
public great an inconvenience aswould arse from
the sioppsge Of the mails. again notified he depart
meat, limiting the time TO the first Of May. No reply
having been made to either Of these communications,
the officers Of The roads have positively refused iocarry
the mails We are therefore cut Of from al the faeili
tics Of mail service for how long time cannot say
An Ancient Relic Our friend Mr.. Thomas
}. Anderson has pot into our hands number Of the
North Carolina Journal, printed 10 Halian, IN this
state, Tie Goth 81 July, 1904, " Abraham Hodge i
is iitile more than hall the sle d the Recorder.
The paper i. rendered interesting by the long account
which !, gives Of The circumstances attending the
death o. Cen Alexander Hamilton BIZ iuucra thuies
d respcc; 70 Lii memofy, copy Of hisw, a..
The papet contains aso the report d The Committee
u Visitation appointed TO attend the Annual Examin-
alton Of the student. ia The Uaivcrsiiy Of North
Carolina and The Preparatory School at Chapel Hill.
Among ihr students examined W End several names
which have since been known in The State Iohu
Oven. WIN. d. Mesre.. Gavin Hogg. John A. Came.
ron CaJNallsdef Jonfs, puisni Hatch, Thomas Polk
WIN. Hooper. AMI others
Il i mentioned. Is q cFcu m.tanee worthy q note,
that III ne mbefs y ihs SENIOR Class. Al the timr
81 recrisng Tie degrees, we're dressed 10 uniform suits
Il neat, plain homespun cloth and il was hoped that
the example o. patriotism and economy would he mi-
iaiel on every similar occasion that should occur.
on TIA, ocea.ion. the Rev. JosePh Caldwell. who
hal III sssrrsl years acted - principal Professor a.
Tue thfctsfyt Nas unanimously slee1ri Tiesiakht o.
il by very large Board q Ttus,ecs it stated
that the great talents aud steady attachment shsh
that gentleman had Ing manifested for the interest
and welfare u DC Institution gave lin, in the opinan
u tic trustees, rre~mintgt elsim 70 that appoint.
meet"
Under the bead Of Fofcigp News intelligence re-
eersd. in fArig.6rs days from Liverpool, Announce
TIA, on the 2oth q May BOnap.de was Pronounced
Emperor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
PUBLIC SALE
o.
Valuable Plan tation

I'm TUESDAY Of May Term next, u Ofange
" County Ccuti. il being the ssih Of May. viii
sell II public auction before the Court House door IN
Iilshofoush ms Raw plantation On fete.tcts Greek,
five miles north IL lIsorough. containing 6gS arirs.
On credit d one and tao years. with interest from
the dale. Bond aud approved security. This plihta.
i1n Is well adapted 10 The growth d Tobacco, and II
wheat sud other gram has good ineasufes and other
improvements including al excellent framed Barn anil
Ihteshlng Msrhiar. q good orchard aud meadow {
ahiui 800 acres rleatrJ and under ence. and The sI
ancc wood land snmr 81 i not surpassed IN fertility
ty any lands Ia the county. Immediate possession
wi be given. feset wing leave ouly 10 take awsy The
growing crops Of small gain.
W. a. GRAHAM.
May >, 1850. lO-ids
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

The Pc, M,asr At ND.nisl'. assure, y. thar We
have been mi,iaiofmed IN rsgatd to the msnaseseh,
., b. Office All We are disposed 10 believe him Tie
compliant al ua cone from subscriber II BIS oiFes.
hot VS. given = reason viz liz ruhsciitsr dtI No,
desire III. psprr be sent there he niy have been
mistaken. bot have odosh, u ts sincerity. Editors
susf much IL consequence Of he loose minasmsai in
PosiOics. have lot many sub,ersfs ION
This cause II should rot. therefore, strange i W
,Feak oul when complaint !. inside.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

N,w York, April ~.
The Africa from Liverpool with kilograms
to the 18th has arrived.
The English politics we're unimportant.
The Parliamentary recess had continued.
The French Legislature had before them
bill permitting raw materials to be import.
ed in foreign vessels at the same duty as in
French vessels.
The Bank Of France lost 5000, O0Of. cash
during the month.
Ii is reported that there was a continued
exchange Of notes ~ the Swiss question.
Switzerland protests IN advance against
any violation of her rights which may result
from the vote of Savoy
The cabinet Of the New State in the
Kingdom is to be composed of three from
Piedmont, two from Romagna and one each
from Tuscany, Lombardy and Modena.
The King Of Sardinia on his Central ltal-
ian tour will visit his Legations.
4 despatch asserts all to be tranquil. OH
er authorities report that an insurrec ton was
spreading, and that there was great agitation
at Naples where temporary panic had pre-
vailed.
Palermo was in stage of siege, the com
bat was very bloody, and disturbances con-
tinued at Ncssiua at the latest dates.
Saain was tranquil.
There are fuinors at Vienna of negota-
ton for an alliance between Austria, Prussia
aud England.
Duke Iirabant was at Constantnopls-
reported negotiating to purchase the Island
II Gambia Tor 4, 600 900 francs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
MAR n 4 Il ID

EtA2RIID,
In the evening Of the 3Oth of April at the residence
Of Mr.. Robert Hail. BY Samuel Hopkins, Esq., Col.
GREEN A. WOODS 10 Miss MARGARErT JANE
HALL, all Of Orange county.
In Christ Church, Raleigh, on Thursday the 2sth
ultimo, by the Rev. DR.. Mason, WILLIAM E. AN
DERsON, Esq, to Miss MARY LOUISA sYME,
daughter Of John w. syme, Esq, all fthat city.
In hurry, in the old field the pine thicke be-
low Durham's, on lhorsday ught, the 26,h of April
by Solomon Shepherd, Esq, Mr.. a. J. RHODES 10
Miss HELENA BARBEE, all of this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

New Orleans. April 20.
The steamer Cahawba, from Havana on
the goth. is below.
The Captain General has sent commits
sioner to Washington to confer with the
Spanish Minister regarding the capture Of
the steamers Of the Marin expedition.
Adyices from Galveston state that the
revenue cutter Dodge, from Vera Cruz on
the 9th, brings Mr.. Elsee. the Secretary
Of the America Legation, with important de-
spatches for Washington.
Miramon with 1000 men had arrived al
the Capital. The government was much en-
barrassed.
Mramon had sent bitter letter to Secre,
tary Cass regarding the captured steamers,
The cutter and Mr.. Elgee are awaiting
return dispatches from Washington.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
RIackwood's Edinburgh Magazine,

IN April. contains tbs following ARTICLES: |. yelling.
tons Career. Lady Hamilton. 3. Our Position with
China. I. slsbat Mater. 5. History Of Europe from
1915 10 isss-Alison. g Norman Sinclair: An Az.
tahios,apty ~. 7. Psttic Alterations. 5. The
Galrrs II IL Land. 3. OR WORTHY Friend Nap. 10.
What hsse done forihe Primers 81 India Ii. Par.
Elementary Due!lng
Podsiel by Leonard Scott & Co.. New York.
Price - per annum Tor any one Of tie Review. Or
Biacswoa5; " any two q lie works s.; f1r Black.
GOOD ant tie fout Reviews $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
TWO DAYS RACING
IN OLD ORANGE

THERE will I've two days racing over the Hillsho.
rough Course, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
Nav 10Th and lih 1850.
The fret DAY there will be Match Race, single dash
Of one mile, between Mr.. Laws's Jupiter and Mr. Ma
lOnes Niger. for $500.
The second day there viii be Match Race between
Mr. John Turner'S and Mr.. Borlands year old colts
Several other good horses will he present; and a.
the above are getting along exce!len,y WE'LL good sport
can confidently be expected.
April Is. SIS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

transfer Of Photographic portraitsto porcelain
surfaces. The inventor Of this new method
is German residing in this country, where
he has been very successful in the practice
of the art.
THERE arc hardly any persons so forelorn
and destitute, as not to have il in their pow.
er to do some good. There is much kindness
which is not expensive.
Good company and good conversation are
the very sinews of virtue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

TnE IsnattirEs AND RonASisTs N Coz.
rLicr.-Dr. Lilicuibal, Rabbi Of the Broad
way Synagogue ~ Cincinnati, has addressed
d letter IL Archbishop Purcell, stating that
abso'ntion had been refused BY some IL the
priests under his charge TO Catholic servant
girls living 10 Jewish iamIliesj after some
cntreaties the rite WAS performed, but under
the condition that they should leave these
families. Dr. Lilicnthal con sidcrs this act
an insult 70 our American institutions, and
{ rcpcsted, league will be formed b. the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
NEW TAN YARD.

sEsiiE subscribers have commenced The TANNING
\ BUSINESS attlirir place hall mile from Mrbbs
4 Dougla.. Factory. and prepared 10 receive hides
TO tan on shares o. they will pay the market price for
them.
HAVING employed an eSrrfirncej hand 70 conduct
ghsif business tiles feel confident ai bng able 10 give
rpnctai satisfaction.
ISlIAM PARRISH & son.
January 30. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CuuATY.
In Equity, March Term, 1860.
MaleaIhl Ann BoTland }

Mllealhl Ann BOIIaHd }
a.. BIZ Tar u. rUree.
Alexander Borland.
A LEXANDER BoRLAND, the defe aiint in This
~ case is hereby notified to appear al The NEXT term
Of this Court TO lie he'll al the Court House in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in September next,
and plead answer ar dcmnr IL thi bill Ged against
him. the SINE will be taken pro eoHesso, anI head
e1 partc as 10 h!m.
Witness, Thomas Webb. Clerk and Master in Eqni-
IT, 81 uiicc in hiilsboFough, tie second Monday Of
March, 's'V' THOMAS WEBB, e. j. " Z.
April 10. Price adv. - 81. a1-6N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
DRUG STORE-REMOvAL.

THE undersigned have removed their Drug store
10 the house recently occupied by ". l.. Owen.
where they will be pleased 70 their friends, and
furnish them With any thing ihey may need 10 their
line. on accommodating terms.
WEBB & DICKSON.
February :. as
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

Selected from The best Winsor lump, and ground as
fine as desirable.
y. B.-Those wanting any Of the above Fertilizers
ran be supplied by sending their orders 10 their rsgu
lar Commission Merchants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
Democratic Eicctor.-Ths u

Democratic Eiccior.-Ths p,maststiz En-.
topii,e Commlties. sia meeting bell ., Ftsn1lbion.
appoin,ed Henry ". Miller. E.qs q Raleigh. Elrciar
ior NV D.rei. . I'll ihe piate n Psul y. Cameron.
wao ls,inri Tie lion. A. w. ytnslit Va af.
Ioiaisd Asstsisni Elsciot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

- NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
faiI to examine the extensive stock ofFANCYG00Ds
Hosiery. Gloves. &c, Offered for sale by FRED.
fICkEY & SONS. $50 Baltimore street. II is one Of
The ms, extensive in this country, aud the proPreoIs
are determined no, 10 be undersod by any Northern
House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
NEW GOoDS
Whig Convention in AIImance.

/ IT There will he Convention Of the Wing party
held in the town Of Graham, on SATURDAY the 2sth u
April for The purpose Of nominating candidate to
present The counties ~ Randolph and hlamauee in the
Senate Of the next Legislature.
MANY WINGS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

Hebrew merchants Of that city for The pur.
pose OF dlscharging at once all the thousands
OF Catholic workmen at present engaged by
their large percantil houses. lie urges the
Bishop to use his influence TO prevent such
calamity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
BONE DUST,

Ground from bones collected in and around the city.
A MIXTURE OF PoTAsH AND PLASTER, prepared espe.
ciaIIy for Cotton and Tobacco.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
INVITATION TO PLANTERS.

Planters and Farmers visiting the city are respect
fully invited to call at our Mill and see The manner in
which cur Manipulated Guano is prepared and mixed,
well as the pr portion used.
- The owners of this establishment being largely
identified with the Agricultural interest," it must be evi.
dent 10 III that they have a motive in putting up ONLY
such Fertilizers as they can, with confidence recom-
mend
April l. 35-lm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

The Orange Guards Nasihaanj.as The
ipflsmsnsy 4 to ueaiher III. r6mp,ny pitals -.
ietliy, - white pants, viii better Oiled rlnks han
they ha,s I'D ID lsns hme. We leifn tbal they
ha,s rsssaLI, allsl .s,etaI name. 10 their IolI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
SOMBRER0 GUANO.
NEyAssA GI;ANO.

AylLYsls.--sO to S. per cent. Bone Phosphate Of
Lime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
Cas.clr. Illustrates Family nlb.c.

Tie third usmlcr d tbs illustrated edition q the Bible
be. been received snd ]. quite Ptofu.sy otnnmen,.
~ The r., The price j. cent, ~ each number
u about ihflyiWo pages.
We have received also three numbers q cassclI'.
Popular Mutual History which, likc the other publ
eaton j. pf5iu.cy Illustrated. Price IS cents nun.
bsr. Published y ca..ell Peter & CABIN, 81 raiE
Eov, Ass lal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
CONGRESS. II


CONGRESS- - In the Senate, on Monday, Ap,il
90, but Little business done, and that consisted in
the reports Of committees and the presentation Of me-
MORALS Adjourned TO Thursday.
On Thursday, the chair presented a communication
from the Secretary o. State, Transmitting Henry
Crosbe's report on the occupation in San Juan Also
communications Of the Secretary Of War iransmiiinp
MAJORS Mordccai and Dea6cd's report on the Ctimean
War. Adjourned % Monday.
The House Of Representatives, on Monday, April "a.
after discussion in regard 10 matters before The
Investigating Committee resolved itself into committee
Of the whole and took az The Tariff and Loan hill.
Mr. Avery, Of Tennessee, nnle an hours speech in
defence d the Democratic party. Nj. morrill, u Yer.
mont discussed the subject Of the Loan bill and the
Tariff, and adduced many facts to show tina, an ia
crease of duties was indispensable in order to meet
even the ordinary expenses Of the Government. Mr.
Jones, ot Georgia, discussed the slavery question
On Tuesday, the House, In committee o. the whole,
resumed The consideration Of the tariff and loan bin
MI Bingham, Of Ohio, made an hours speech in win.
dieaiion Of the Republican party. Mr. Nod. Of Nil.
souri, discussed the slavery question. Nj. Campbell.
pointed oul the advantages q specific duties over al
,slofem rates. M Howard. Of Ohio, defended the
doctrine Of popular sovereignty. NJ, Knight, Of Penn
'ysaha, enforced The propaety 81 adopting The li IN
der consideration. and defended Tie Republican party
against tie charge 81 seciianalism. Mr. Tompkns, Of
Ohio. bfisfy discussed the slavery question Mr. Nor
RS, Of Pennsylyania urged the passage Of the tariff
bill, said Il had been carefully prepared. with view to
siahilty n lhs revenue policy Of ihe county.
Oa Weins.iay, TIE debate On he thrill aud loan bill
was continued.
Ga Thursday, VI. Smith Of Virginia, defended vir.
ginia from certain allegations Of Mr. Bingham q Ohio
which lie pronounced and deliberately eslum-
Nous. Mr. Binghlm attempted 10 ,bdlcate his posi-.
i'm By referring to Tie scw. ~ The late Gov MEOW.
ell Eth. "as promptly me-, anl related by Mr.. Smith
sese'sl speeches on political ie,t. we're msds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAMANCE County.
Court 0! Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, 1860. s.

Attachment
N this case il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that John f. Madison the defendant, is no,
an nhabtant Of this State, Il il therefore ordered that
publication be made for six weeks 10 the Marlborough
Recorder for said defendant to be and appear before the
Justices of said Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions at
the court house in Graham, on the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in May next then and there to re-
pevy plead, answer demur, judgment will be Ia
ken according to law and the case heard ex parte.
Witness, John Faucet. Clerk Of our said Court at
Office the first Monday after the fourth Monday in Fe-
bruay, A. d. 1860.
JOHN FAUCETT, C. C. C.
April3. Price adv 81 5Ot a6-6w
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Pas

ASsLYsrs.-so to SIS per cent Bone Phosphate
Lime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-05-02

Ho,ioray's Oiafasm and Pills = Prior TO the in
PRODUCTION Of Hoioways Ointment. cancers were sup
posed he neraiicabls except by the scape bot this
doctrine is exploded The most deplorable cases
ihat could not be reached by The knife causic
have recently been cured By this wonderful disiuiec-
tant, which acts irresistible couutei.has TO the
virus OF the disease lis progress. and relieves
the empnisonc1 fcshof is terrible and offensive bur
den. Scf5fg!ous sores, tumOrs earhuBclrs gandular
swelinss. leg, &c. are no longer the bug bears
they in former times. Tie Ointment, aided IN
its action By tie Pills, inevitably cures them.