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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
HENRY l.. BROWN, Az. IRwI
BROWN e IRWIN,

HENRY L. BROWN, AB, IRWIN
BROWN & IRWIN,
HEAD OF THE RAsIx,
HAVE the best of Charcoal and oommon
II Horse Shoe IroA.
RROWN 4 IRWIN
nave the boslof Round, Square and Flat Iran
BROWN 4 IRWIN
nave the best of Band, Hoop, OVAL Half Round and
Sheet iron.
BROWN & IRWIN
nave the bestof Wagon, Buggy, Spring and andy
Tire.
BROWN Il IRWIN
nave the best OF Norway and Brenzon Nail Roda
BROWNS IRWIN
Have the best Slab Steel and Slab Iron
BROWN IRWIN
nave the beBtof Round, Flat, Square and OotARou
Steel.
BROWN & IRWIN
Havethe best of Pittsburgh Springh and AHlea
BROWN IRWIN
nave the best oil Carriage Hub Bands, and Tire and
PloW Bolts.
BROWN a IRWIN
nave best OF Bellows, Ahvis and Solid ox Viaea
BROWN & IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware &o
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Tin OF all Kinds Sheet, Zinc and Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Keep Copper and Tia bottoms, block TinAnd Solder
BROWN IRWIN
Keep pie eplates, fruit can tops and bottoms &c ali
ofwhloh will be sold to the trade AT the Lowest
prices. aug9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
5lnoinnati Ia milton am oDaytonR.R r
- =
ftII No n Hf1FaeIAINE l..
CHANGE OFfIME

0N and after Monday Nov. a., 1889, Passen.
" gerT rain swillleavethe 6ths tree D. Depot Day
ton for Cincinnati az follows; X
At5.00a. N, $50 a. m, 4, Is p. m, and $50
o. M, the latter stopping only at the following
stations, Miamisburg, Carlisle, Middletown, Ham
,lton and Glendale.
Leave Cincinnati for Dayton at T.s0 a. m,
1000 a. m, $50 p. M, and lI.30 p. m.
novI4 DANIEL MeLAREN ,Sup't
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
Fresh Goods! Fair Pricesl
MoINTIRL s. BAIRD.

MoINTIRE g. BAERD,
ECROCERS AND PRODUCE DEALERS.
u tis Main ST., doors below the Market House,
tdilsupply OF Choice Family Groceries, OF which
we warrant all good. -
Coffee.
Rio Coffee, Mocha, Java, Maricabo.
MCINTYRE 3 BAIRD.
Imp Tea. Y IL do, Black do, Gunpowder do
McINTIRE BAIRD.
Molasses.
N o Molasses, s II MolAsses, Syrups,
MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Sugar.
N o Sugar, Powd do, Gran do, Crushed do
Coffee do MCINTYRE BAIRD.
Spices
Ground Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Cinnamon,
y MCINTYRE 4 BAIRD;
Saleratus & Or Tartar.
A superior article, which we warrant pure,
MCINTYRE 4 BAIRD.
Fine Cigars, Sg
Bronsons Fine Cut Tobacco,
Sosps, Cheese, Cornmeal,
200 Bbls Apples. MCINTYRE BAIRD.
now
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Little Miami q Columbus n Xeniu
Hail ROnd.
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Three Daily Trains, via. Columbus
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
FHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
fof the Kast follows: Night Express at 10 n.
m5Dey ExpressI 40 A. iAccOmmOdatiOHB,lO 10 y. m.
Arriving At Dayton, Accommodation $40 a. N. j
No. Express, 40 p. M; No. Express, 80 y. m.
Trains run by Columbus time, which ia7 minutes
faater than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
oy calling ON p. n. WaTman, Ticket Agent, At the
Depot East Third street,
Dayton, Xenia and Columbus-LeaVea att, 80 y.
a. and arfivee At 500 am,
Al freights left at the Depot by s,a0 p. m, viii
be iorWRrded same day, bv $50 p. IN. Freights ar
irving at sap nj, will be delivered al D,tUh. m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
C. WARMAS, Genl. Ag't. - Apfls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
CINCINNATI VENERElL HOSPITAL,
EstabLished In Tie Year 1850.

FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES
AND UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE
Most Eminent Physicians in the World.
hR. +, DONAPARTE FROM LONDON AND
IL Paris Hospitas, and for the past ten ears f
REYNOLDS, late al New Yoik. This iI ihe 1nly
Office in the city where permanent cure OF Private
Diseases can be OBJ ained, without the use of meT-
curry or chage Of diet. GonorfE9a cured In to AB,
hours; elect cured In to 10 DAYS strietufes cured
In to weeks. Nocturnal Emissions stopped in q
to days. seminal Weakness cured in 2 10 g.
weeks. syphilis, in its PrimArS Stages, cured in
dAys Secondary s. ymptoms cured in to weeks..
SKIN Diseases cured in to weeks. Impoteney,
yigor restor'd In to weeks. All Diseases of q
Private Nature treated with unparalleled success.
DIR. BosAFARrE's Great Work on Pfi yste Diseas--
es, the Fryste Guide TO Health, Is beneficial to ALI,
this hook n will enshten tsose VIM sno1,o leto 20
darkness. Price cents, sent by nail.
DR.. BoHAPARTE's Celebrated Prev entiye never has
nor never will fail. Married aides, too feeble to
bear children, except at the hazard OF life, should
be IN possession OF this invention. Price reduced
DR. Bonaparte's French Patent Male safeI II II
perfectly safe, and never fails to give satlfaction
pregnancy @ and % dseSae @ sure TSe prie. tSs
French Patent Male Safe, dollar the single one
four dollars per half dozen, and seven dollars per
Madame Lpzier's Female Monthly pills a. sat-
anu ieaols remedy ior snpPresSions and al iemtA
nancy, as they win produce miscarriage. Price one
dollar per box-extra fine five dollars. Sent to any
Drs. b. q r. are the men to consult, they are NM
qnestonAbly acknowledged TO the champion aAd
king OF yenereal diseases and the only BoeloIs ghS
receive Monthly Reports from the old world, they
nave been accustomed rom an early age Of youth
TO witness the various diseases which altlaf man
kind, and to watch the progress through AQnE ca
Ieer q professional study, In every sphere 81 ife
from the humble abode Of poverty to the aAnsioh
Of the wealthy, and having aseert ained eyond
doubt the vast suffering Of humanity, tbeY deter
mined to select the geneTAtiye system as par.
teular study and to devote their whole 10
the diseases Of these important functions No LETT
ters VIII be answered unless they eohtaiR remit.
tance or apostAge stamp,
Call or Addres
Drs, BoNAPARTB 4 RRYNoIDs
No.fs2 sycamore st., bet. Firth a sixth RHSt side
onlee hours a. h.tos Am. CiRcIHHATI, o,
febis-lyd&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-28
Farmers, Study ECONOMY
AND EXAMINE
ScAPIett's New Eagle Corn and
Cob NHi1Al

ESPECIALLY adapted to grinding all
his mill took the first premium at the Ohio state
Fair, and at twenty -four counties in this state,
his fall.
No Farmer should be without one,
As facts given by our most reliable and practical
tarmers, throughout the country prove that II is
saving OF At least onethird by grindilg all kinds of
sheled grain for feeding Horses, Cattle and Sheep,
aud one-half or more in feeding hogs by boiling iAe
meal.
The undersigned having purchased the right for
the counties OF Montgomery, Greaue, Clarke. Miami
and Dark, is now prepared to mSnuiacture thnse
valuable Farm Mills TO order. AZ the Bucteye
Foundry, Third street, Dayton, Ohio. Call and ex-
anime them, or se nd for circular.
Orders promptly attended to- Farm aud sehooI
House Bells anuisctured by the undersigned, at
wholesale and retail 1900 were soid the paat
AdlreRs d, G. TAYLOR,
deelQ DAYTON, Ohio.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
81. lohn'.. sep,emher hi.

y. Johns, September Is.
The steamship Europa passed Cape Race
this morning having left Liverpool on Sa.
turday the slh. and touching It Queenstown
on The Din.
The King Of Naples left his capital on the
9th, taxing passage on Spanish vessel tor
Gaeta. Garibsldi was at Cana, (:l twenty
miles from Naples. on the 9Th, aud expected
to reach Naples on the 1th. ~, advanced
guard reached Salerno on the 9th. Naples
confined Tranquil.
The brigade u Caldarell il was reported
had gone user to Garibaldi.
A battle was Imminent between Garibaldi
and the royal army 81 Naples. The latter
occupied strong position. Ia case Of de-
feat II goald retire TO Giela. The Queen Of
Spain offered the King a refuge IN Spain,
which he has accepted, saouId it become
necessary.
There has been an insurectionarY move
nent II the Roman territory, and las insur.
gents defeated the papal troops IL pesara.
II vas t1mufrd that count Casoar had
sent mute 10 the Government at Rome to
the effect that Piedmont would occupy the
Marches il the puniihcal troops should cross
the Roman frontier.
IL was reported that Prince Metternich is
aboat to become an Austrian foreign MINIS
tef.
Earl Granville had gone on a mission re-
latlve, Il Is said, to the slave trade.
The English harvest Was satisfactorily
progressing.
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For ibe Hili.borough Recorder.

BELL AND EVERETT CLUB IN ALAMANCE.
A large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
friends of the Union, the Constitution and
the Laws, was held in Graham on the 9Th of
September, at which time Bell and Everett
Club was formed, with the following officers:
DR.. Samuel l.. Holt, President; A. II. Boyd
and VIM. A. Albright, Esq. Vice Presidents j;
Il. q. MtLean, Secretary and Robert Han
ner, Treasurer. A large Executive Com
mittee was appointed, aud il was resolved to
have large Mass Meeting in Graham in the
month Of October, the time TO be appointed
BY the Executive committee.
The meeting was entertained by speeches
from Giles Mebane, l.. NJ. Scott, K. Y. Me-
Alden, VIM. J. Long, DIR. +. +. Watson and
;. l.. Holt, Esq; the speeches all in favor Of
the union Of all for the sake Of the Union.
IL was resolved that the Secretary furnish
the Greensborough Patriot and HilIsborOugh
Recorder With copy Of the proceedings Of
this meeting for publication.
I. q. MCLEAN, sec'y.
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IN E w GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK

bEu leave again TO call the attention Of my CUSTOM
ers and the public generally TO my purposes in 10.
ins business for the future. Owing TO circumstances
entirely beyond my control, find il imp aeticable IN
close up my business in Hillsborough present. must
therefore be employed and shall go on to the North 10
purchase new stock adapted to the wants Of The coun-
try Tor the approaching and pledge ny self 10
sell them at very moderate advance upon cost In or.
der to keep up tie excitement which has already been
created by the reduced prices at which have been
selling for few weeks past. Thus hope 10 draw my
share OF trade, notwithstanding the unfayoable loca-
ton am occupying.
will here add, that while am controlled by circum.
stances IN regard 10 the unavoable location that have
for doing business, that find The system Of quick sales
and small profits to pay better than larger profits and
slower sales; consequently can hold out inducements
to cash prompt credit buyers and think NAV safe.
y say save them from fifteen to twenty per &c nj by
calling at my store east Of the Court House, Please
beal IN mind the location the house recently occupied
By 7. b. Ruiin, and near Mr.. A. G. Murdocks Coach
shop.
will also state TO those who may be inclined 10 rev
on my stock for their supplies this season. that will
be some ten fifteen days later in getting nv goods in
than is usual. The delay in some important respecs
will be all the better for those who are not compelled
to purchase their goods early in the season as Goods
can be purchased much cheaper in advanced period
Of the season than at the opening of the trade Besides
The fashions 10 the northern markets are better estab-
llshed, thus atordng the village dealer an opportunity
Of Offering his patrons the most approved STYLES.
ieel confident that by carrying out my plan of con-
due,ng my business, can make il work 10 the adyan-
iase Of all those who will favor me with their patron
age. liberal allowance made to cash buyers. Hop
ing to see my customers in to examine my stock from,
the 10th to the 18th ef October,
am respectfully,
II. L. OWEN.
| October 3. al
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NeN Odean,. sepleml,sr Ia


Tie steamship Star Of the West. from
Havana On the 18th instant, has arrived
here.
The Spanish war steamer Franiseo OASIS
arrived u Havana from Omoa on the 9th aud
Truxlllo On the TN instant. She rcporIs
that the British war steamer lcarus, with q
transport aud troops, under command Of Al
,arez, proceeded 10 Rio Negro, where Wal.
krr's army was encampcd. The boats Of
the Iearus proceeded up the river aud cap.
turcd Walker, with seventy u his men, all
u whom we're taken 10 Truxillo aud delIs.
cred 10 the authorities Of Honduras.
Walkers men sefe very destitute, and
many Of them being sick we're permitted 60
return q the United States. on the condition
Of never engaging again 10 an expedition
against Genital America.
Gen. Walker and Col. kudler are 10 be
shot.
The Guatemala expedition arrived from
0moa shortly alter the capture u the Iilli.
busters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
Y r. FREEMAN, !.
PETER ROtiSf. 3
NATHAN STOTT, 8
u. II ALBRIGHT, z.
THOMAS 4. DIXON,
JOHN STREET,

I.rr 10 CoSrR.cr.-We learn that Al d
meeting Of tie Directors Of the Louisville.
Cincinnati aud Charleston Rail Road, held
at Moris,own, Tenn. tie Rad Was LEI %
contract from Morrisiown 10 The North Caro-
lima lane at Paint Rock. Mcssrs. j. w. aud
J. T.. Patton aud n. w. woodiin are the
contractors. The contract amounts 10 $3.50.
900. They viii begin wo by ii 81 Janu.
airy next. aud are bound TO complete u by
1T January 1895. They have sub.let large
portion 81 q. including the masonry and
bridges. The Company have the entire iund
necessary 10 complete the work secured. aud
have already advanced 800, 900 on the con-
tract. AsLrrih NeEs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

Mr.D.R. GOoilOe. formerly Of Oxford. was recently
arrested "a Washington Cry TT Libel The 0Iord
Leisure Hour say. that NJ Goolloe i The Washing
,oa correspondent Of the New Yofk Times. and Wss az
rested on the evidence Of samuel Strong fr an seds
ed libel On the Secretary q War; contained IN his 1T.
isn concerning The nslolous DrgoOt claim recently a.
Isssd BY The Secretary under &C, Of Consre.s but
nov suspended Tor further Investigation. Goollos Wal.
we'd en- e1aminalOn. AMI the rule Tor hearing
b. The Count.
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IuPonraSr CHsseEs ToR BrLL AM EyEH.
rrr.--No me whn has observed the signs Of
tive times can have failed IL detect the great
conservative rc.setion Tor Bell aud Everett
IN the North. ~ a striking indication Of
lie practical character Of this revolution.
we are enabled 10 state thst yesterday We
received from New York large list Of
subscribers for the National Union. publish.
ed jointly BY the Banner and Patriot. and Of
that number there we're seventeen Who had
previously acted with the Breckenridge par.
~, aud nine Of them hal given $500 each.
and eighi u them 81 900 each 10 The Breck.
inridge iund in New York. When such
men ,lissnl,e their allegiance the must dee.
pnntrni nred MI be without hnpe that Sec
iisnalism will die The death. Norlh and
South, IN November. Nash. Bannsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

Don Joan Bsiio. the Minister Of Chill to this eoua.
,ry, died =, the Clarendon Hotel IN New fo'k sun
dsy evening The 10Th instant Ne. Beio wa, formerly
Professor Of Law sal Literature in the unyefsiy Of
santiago; ga. Afterwards Secretary to the Chill lsss.
ton al Paris; then appointed Minister y this conn.
Try, aud arrived here sbou, sigh, month. ago lie had
been at Glen Cove, Long Island, 70 spend In summer.
and vas about 70 return 70 Washington when he died
lie was but IhinY-6.e yesn 81 sc.
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MARRIED,

In this place, on Thursday the Goth instant by the
Rev. John Mitchell, Mr. WILLIAM BALL 10 Miss
MoLLIE WOODROW.
On the 10Th inst, by the Rev. 4. Cufrie. in the
Presby Icrian Church IN Graham. Mr.. y. n. HINES,
Of Duplin county, to Miss 5. &. MrMURRY, Of Ora.
ham.
On the 22nd inst, By tho Rev, A. Cure, Mr.
CHARLES e. SMITH, to Miss ELIZA Z. PICK.
EFT all Of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

the nefarious trade Of" Kidnapping" as still
prosecuted by few desperadoes in that
State. 70 this effect that journal holds tie
following language in reference to the actor
in these..tIansactions: Their object was to
steal negroes, burn aad plumber. and leave
the impression that abolitionsts were at the
bottom of the work. This, we think, has
been the case in most other counties where
these troubles have been experienced. KID.
nappers and robbers have been the main in.
stigators Of the outrages."
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PROGRESS or THE CANVASS.

The Bell and Douell. psnie. IN TeIas have ssrsed
10 nominate joint Elee,or.l ticket.
10 New York. The proposition of the Btekinriige
parry % unite upon The BeII and Dausas tks,. UPon
condition u beng aIossd electors. has been 10.
jstled BY the Dauss. parry with makes The pros.
p.e d defeating The Republicans IN that sisls much
more doubtful.
Maj. Carroll D. Dguslas. elreior IN Tennessee was
IN Washington on Monday. aud reports III. beisf
,hit b. state i certain or Dell and Everett Western
Tennessee hs says. sill vote ior Douglas two one
over Breekinridge
Much excitement prevail. 10 many parts i not al
over Alabama. A. showing The current q ihe pullis
s,n,aent !, l. stated that The soles in Grensorough
had been eanvss.ed and were found 10 be iot Be o.,
for Douglas 90. and ior Brcskinlidge 20.
"a ssim.. ELe process showed Cor Bell as, iof
Doagias Iss. add iot Breckenridge ~.
No. Dennis Dykoas. formerly editor q Democratic
paper 10 Marion, be-. purchased ihe slave Holder"
B,.ekinridss paper IN Cshswhs, and come out warm
slsocs,s for DOnglas.
The press 81 New Orleans J. said nov % thus poii
eally divided The BslIsin. bee Crescent. Mirror and
sisHal (esmtsssl ste fsf Bell and Everett The Del.
Ia cosne. snd Sentinel Gcsmpssn.) arc foi Bfeckin.
Iidgs and the Tree Delta J. 70, Douglas The Pieay.
Il. usus neutral sni independent. IN The der.
mao language, slsa there Bfeekinfjge. Douglas,
and neutral journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
v ALU A BIZ e LAND
FO n ga I,E.

FOR SALE.
NE subscriber offers for sale the Plantation on
which he now resides, lying two miles south Of
Hlilsboroush, containing One Hundred and Foriy-
seven acres. Also other tract containing FIfty.
seven acres. All persons DESTROYS Of purchasing, will
do well 10 call on the subscriber and examine for them
selves, and eau have cagain, as am determined 10
SELL
Il not previously sold privately shall offer il to the
highest bidder in HhlsbOrough on Tuesday Of Novem-
Der Court.
THOMAS G. PRATT.
October 2. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

Tvs Disoapras ~ 'rExu. 80 The rumored
arsans and robberies ID 1'esas. which have
recently filled so large a space IN certain
/" sensation journals" Of q particular school.
occupy a very modest place 10 our Tersn
contemporaries. The Galveston crexas) CT.
william Of the 7th states that these disorders
have arisen, so Ear as canlbe ascsrtained, from
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
MASS MEETING

Ofht Giisms Of Chatham and .Aimnmee.
There will be Meeting nf the f,iends 81
Bell and Everett and the Union. al Snow
Camp Foundry. on the Goth day 81 0etobrr.
The lin. John A. G,lmer. Hon. Hugh Wad.
dell. A. q. Foster. josiah Turner, Jr., Giles
Mebane. R.Y McAden, and others, will at.
tend Come one. cone all Union loving Ct.
tiLens.
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what he conceves to be the only true National Union
party in the country, and shall support the claims Of
John Bell and Edward Everett, not only because they
are the nominees Of the Constitutional Union party,
ever is wise in counsel moderate and conservative in
policy sound in craftsmanship and elevated in patriot
ism" We shall expect, therefore, to this paper do
ing good service In good cause.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

Ore0gn.-Returns Of The election for members of
the Legislature in Oregon show the following result
Douglas Democrats, 30; Brcckinridgc Democrats, IL
Republicans, l2-being majority Of two Douglas De-
mocrns all others thus securing two Senators in
place Of Messrs Lane and Smith.
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he who would dissolve and destroy the national Demo-
cratic party while stands upon rs old and well known
doctr of non-intevention has but sep TO
take to become disunionist. Woe unto the man who
shall liz his hand at this time against the banner Of the
stripes and sarsa
/" Rare words, brave Words" but 40!
most lame and impotent concIusion" the
writer Of them has been backed out of his
position by the very parties at whom he hurl-
ed his defiance. You see, now, Citizen, that
prudence requiresyou to stop singing. Look
at your position. On your oUn authority ,re
charge that yOa hare bat one step more 10 take
10 become Dis,mionist. The Democratic
party has been broken up. You are nov ad.
yocaiing Intervention, and the next "siep''
you take will carry you into disueon. You
are at this moment cooperating with the
very Yancey whom you Threatened to strip
and expose, and if Lincoln Is elected you
will be ready to engage il The work Of dis
solving the Union, without awaiting an overt
act on his part against the rights or property
Of the South. And now, a. we don't wish t.
dose you too heavily at one lime, we will
give you respite.
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Executive Committee Rooms
Raleigh, sept. I5lh, 1860.

There will be State Mass Meeting Of
the friends Of Bell and Everett and the I'm
ion. at the tows Of Salisbury. on the ilth
aud I2th Of October next.
The Union Men Of Rowan, through the
Committee, extend cordial invitation 70
Union Men EvrRYwHERE to be with them on
that occasion.
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vote for Governor. -The

Vote for Governor. The Register has pub.
shed tai Of the votes In the late election for Gov
ernor carefully corrected by the official returns at the
Office Of Secretary Of State; from which it appears
that Governor Ellis received s.3e6 votes. and Mr..
Pool $500 Governor Elis's majority, 6.Os3.
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Obituary.

Died. in Jackson. Ms,issiPpi. on the 9Th instant,
Mrs. CHARLOTTE GaEEN, vile Of the Rev. WIN.
~ Green, Bishop Of that Dioeese. Mrs. Green was q
nhtiso II Wilmington and vas resieat u this state
untl het removal sJuih some ten years ago.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

or We are compelled sgan 70 ak Tor Indulgence
Our new assislsn, did no, arrive until Mondsy-io'
late TO enable US TO give Than hall sheet. W,
hope 10 have oil straight next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26
MEANS IrRMs.

Fort smith, tArk.) Sept. 81 The Post
Office and Garrison block a bulldogs was
destroyed BY hre this morning. Loss 400.
600. Four thousand letters, including the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-26

We learn from lbs Ch,tlous Bulletin. thai the Rev
J. b. Walt. Pastor Of The Presbyterian church a, Steel
Geek, died on the 10Th instant. ofyPhoid fsssb aher
IN illness Of several sssks.