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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-17
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-17
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re. II. WILEY.
Sup. Com. Schools u n. c.
ETeeatiss !. D. CAMPBELL.
Commilfse. Recording Secretary.
c. G. COLE,
Corresponding Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-10-17

October. /.
, 1860-10-26

A miner named Paul Somers, who has been
working in the Cariboo district during the past
season, and is nov about to return to his home
in Canada, publishes in the British ColOaisi the
following results Of his labor;
Upon Hervey's Creek, |, with company ol
five men, settled down to work. 1t took month
or so to get out our lumber, prepare fumes,
boxes, c:c On the 25th July, we commenced
washing and the following were our weekly
returns until the 18th September, when left,
viz.
, 1860-10-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IS
ID sued by the Clerk Of the District Court in and for Pierce
County Washington Territory, and to directed have
levied upon and will proceed to ssn according 10 law at the
Court llo door, the town Of Seacoom, said county
SATURDAY the l1h dag Of November, 1861 at O'Clock
In the afternoon, the olowin described premises:
All those certain lots tracts Of land, with the improve
ments thereon, and situated In Pierce County Washington
Territory, and bounded and described follows to wit:
Beginning at Harsonb southeast corner, the border
Of lake and running west $50 rods stake the prAire
thence south 14O reds to stake cump Of
thence east 366 rods small lake, and thence
lake l40 rods TO the place Of benng containing $50
less, and known Mneens Donation Claim.
AsoA that certain lot parcel Of land situate WASH
ngon Plains, In the County Of Pierce and Territory Of WASH
nRon, being south Of Mneens land claim aud commonly
called Murty Fahys land claim and bounded follows 10
Wit:
Beginning at stake near the middle Of dry lake, and
running thence west ~ chains 10 stake thence south %
chains to stake the prairie, Few rods beyond white
oak tree that markedi thence 20 chains slAke
thence north 40 chains to the place Of beginning and
tainng l60 more or less Together with all and singular
the tenements, heredamen and Appuienanees thereunto
belonging or In any wise appeFtainlng iheFeto.
Seized and taken ho execution the property Of Patrick
Fowler, aud sufficient thereof be sold 70 satisfy the iudg
OF foreclosure 0f the sad Dact at ts September
tern ls0o In favor Of johnson Mukey plaintiff against
rick Fowler, amounting Que TsuSand One Hundred and
eight Dollars and four cents with interest a. The rate Of
per per month from the lSh day OF September
1851 together with costs taxed neen Dollars my esutl
and aecrulng costs.
EGBERT u. TUCKER,
Sheriff Of Fierce County. W.T..
steilaeoom, W, r. Oct 18th, is6O a1l
, 1860-10-26

AHHEsT on CnARaE or LrBEL---The Wash
inetOn correspondent Of the New York Times,
Mr.. GoOdlae, It is said, has been arrested on the
charge Of libeling the Secretary Of War concern.
ing Mr. FlOyd's action in the De GrOOt case.
Mr.. GoOdlae was arrested under an old Mary
land law, which is still in force in the District Of
Columbia, and held to answer In the sum ol
$1,000 His trial is ordered in the Criminal
Court.
, 1860-10-26
Making a total Of. .72Oi

The gold is coarse gold, and will analyse over
SIS to the OF. Ny belief is, that next Spring
miners will do well upon Keightley's Creek and
Snow Shoe diggings. The accounts thcrefrom
are encouraging. The gold is all coarse, and
there is considerable quartz found, in the creeks
and hills, bearing gold. I
, 1860-10-26

APPLIcATioS OF SCIENCE 70 WAHFAHE.--H
win be remembered that at SOlferihO the electric
telegraph was used by the French TO trunsmit
orders to different parties in the field. It's said
that important improvements have been made
BY American electricians, which have been com.
municated to the Secretary Of War. Expert
ments have been made with such success that
the system is to be brought into immediate use
by the troops operating AGAINST the Indians. !,
, 1860-10-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srEILlCOO1. ". r. FRIDAY, OCT. 's. 1850.

TnE NEws-The intelligence from Italy in
creases in interest The French General in Rome,
LAmoriciere, has been defeated, and 1.-THE Papal
power no longer exists" Garibaldi iseverywhere
successful Walker has been shot, and the cap.
tain q British war steamer assaulted and
knocked down, in New 0rIeanS The Prince OI
Wales has got among the Pixies, and danced with
one in Cincinnati See the news, unusually in
tsrusting, on the third page.
, 1860-10-26
Army Intelligence.

RreHrs o. MARRIED MEN The married men
Of GAINESVILLE, Wis, whose wives have gone East
Or are abscnt from the city, held meeting-at
least the Gazette so states The Oldest sufferer
present called the meeting to order, and regular
organization was then effected, which being done,
all present united in singing Come, ye discon-
solate" Burns,s " Cotters Saturday Night" was
then read, after which several resolutions were
adopted, denOuneing the long absence Of mar.
ried women on visits to relatives and friends, as
a serious and growing evil; asserting that wo-
mans obligations 70 her husband were greater
than those to her g Eastern Cousins, and " rela-
tives by the wifes side, and suggesting the for
nation Of permanent organization for mutual
aid and protection, and for the promotion Of the
desired reform A baby was then brought be-
fore the assembly, and received with deep emo
ton. The proceedings ended with the singing
Of "Days Of Absence"
, 1860-10-26

AnoliosinE . snn gnL o. LADT BsnOx.-
ne uII q Lady Byron has been admitted TO
rrnt.ls. nni 4 : fsund dat Charles FolIen, Ol
Do-lur. rrsrIrrs 600 (.bout $500 70 sasisi
f'a h ~ l'lIculifrs hsisin have 70 contend
u|.h h ii. d|inirrt1lsd hdvoesey q ne col
era usa- Ih,diilian % 100000 personal.
~, - u..tr.l In'n,bll rual elinis< She has
brqnrrfhof conIidrrlbi1 sums 70 charitable pur-
rma
, 1860-10-26

EMANCIPATION IN VIRGINIA. "A correspondent
Of the New York Herald, writing from White
Sulphur Springs, says that there, is grand
emancipation scheme now in embryOin Western
Virginia, which will develop itself in the course
Of the coming winter. The movement is to have
for its leader "a distinguished gentlcnan from
Eastern Virginia, not regarded as particularly
sound on the slavery question for many years
past" The movement is to be instituted with
reference to a change in the basis Of taxation.
, 1860-10-26

cEssus or THE UsITED SrArEs.-The returns
already received at Washington give o9uiatiOn
IN the United States Of thirty-two millions, and
viii probably yet reach in the aggregate at
least thirty five Millions With The exception
Of the great cities, there has been no ma ked
gain in the Eastern States The mighty West
absorbs the chief gain in population to itself
The East Is the mother Of free States
, 1860-10-26

DoDGx0 THE LAw.-RecruitiRg for Garibaldi
is advertised in the London papers as an sEx-
eursion TO the south Of Italy" This Is new
way to dodge the neutrality law, and looks very
like a Yankee trick.
, 1860-10-26

The population Of Salem, Mass, under the
present census, is 22,4s6; in 1850 ii was go,
26S Returns from 10 towns in Connecticut
give 26O 7lS inhabitants in 1860, against eli ,525
in 1850. Nett gain in llO towns, A, lss.
, 1860-10-26

In PURsUr.-Capt Dent 9th Infantry, has
been ordered to take the field from Fott WalIa
Walla, with mixed command Of 100 strong
infantry and dragons. He is ordered to repar
to the reported scene Of massacre by the Snake
Indians. Col Wright, commanding the Depart.
ment, fortunately happened to be at Fort Dalles
about the time the report Of this unfortunate
event reached there, and he promptly issued
these orders. Capt. Dent was also there at the
time, and he at once set out for Fort Walla
walla, pOst-haste, BY land. lie viii carry out
his orders with VigOr.
, 1860-10-26

TTNIIE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
they desire all persons Indebted them call and make
settlement with reference To pfompa payment, wheat oats
rye and cattle vii he bought on aec0ubt. M
We further give notice that desire 70 stop giving credit
to customers, and that, while regret inability Ac-
eOnmodate theH feel would BE- unjust 10 ourselves 10
continue the system longer. -
Hence, We hope none win solicit credit heleaneT
s,eIIacOom, ssp,91, 1904 Soaf
, 1860-10-26

The following items are CLEANED from the Port
land Daily advertiser of latest dates -
A NECESSARY PREcAUnoN intelligence
received from different portions Of our frontier,
we are forced to the conclusion that before the
coming winter will have expired, the hordes Of
savages who hover around our mining and dis
tant settlements, will have committed serious de-
predatiOns upon the lives and property Of those
hardy pioneers who, Of all others, are most en-
titled to protection from the 8 neral government
We are led to these remarks from the fact that
many of our citizens are now in the upper min.
ing country, and are likely to spend the coming
winter in that section. They will Of necessity,
be cut off from all communications with the set.
Elements, owing to the quantities Of snow in the
Mountains and would in Of attack become
easy victims to the iendishness Of their savage
foes. II Col Wright would but establish mill
tary posts at the different mining points in Amer
ican territory, he would aliay the fears Of many
anxious relatives, and perhaps nip another In.
dian war in the bud. l9n 1 uh aiaaH
BouxDARY LxE.-Mai. E. Tilton Surveyor
General Of Washington Territory, is at present
in this city, engaged in making suitable arrange
ments for the purpose Of the prosecuting Of the
work Of surveying and locating the boundary
line between this State and Washington Terri.
tory early next spring. ,r,;,.
LrNBER-Tho lumber mills IN this city are Al
present busiiy engaged in getting out lumber
for the San Francisco market, as Oregon lumber
commands very respectable price at present
in that region. '6 $50 d aatN 7Aa5
Our Dalles correspondent writes US that Lieut.
Wheeler has just returned from the scene Of the
late Indian massacre, and confirms the reports
previously given Of the affair None Of the
, 1860-10-26

MAKING SALVATION FLow.--At the town oil
Ogle, on Sunday, 94th ult, the Rev. A. Field
was assaulted IN church BY man named
Beeeher, who came forward as the prophet Of a
new ssct, styled RedHeldites. The minister hav.
ing commenced reading hymn, the Redaeldite
Beecher took stand before the pulpit, and
said; Z" Il you want to see salvation fiow, look
70 thecenter Of the house." He made some
strange remarks The Beecher stepped quietly
toward ths preacher, and with one blow, which
is said to have sounded like pistol, laid the min
ister fat on the floor.
, 1860-10-26

The following table exhibits the relative pop.
ulatiOn Of the cities named in 1850, and their
increase since that date -
, 1860-10-26

Rnun THEES-This is the season for setting
cut fruit trees, and those who contemplate do
ing % should not delay. Mr.. Hugh Pattiscn,
fhe hardest-working and most successful Nur-
ssryman Of the Territory, has announced BY ad-
vurfissmeht (Which see elsewhere) that he is
sady % supply an Who wish the best fruit trees
grown IN this country at greatly reduced prices.
NJ. Pnitison has The largest and decidedly the
stlIt nuFssFy In The Territory. He has had
ymany years experience in the propagation Of
fruit treel IN the Western States, in Oregon, and
here; and We are assured BY gentlemen on the
s6ouod, (Judso chsnoweth, Of Whidby's Island,
r'nmong olhsrs) who have purchased from differ
ent nurseries. that bis trees are superior 10 all
othora This. Mr. Paltison tells rs, is owing 70
Is ao, application Of the great fertilizer known
oas ~cIbow grease" From time TO time he has
'rsduced TIE price of his trees until the reduc-
don amounts 10 upwards Of 4 hundred per cent.
les than The price .hree years ago, Everybody
atan n1brd them now, and nobody should lose
lins h planting orohnrds aiad an lusi
, 1860-10-26

I'm HALD be found In san Francisco at the depot Of
W. Sullivan, adjoining the Post once at the once Of
car Agent l1lk Washington street. Al the Merchants
kEchanEe and the principal Hotels; and also At the
leading Hotels In the Atlantic cities.
, 1860-10-26
L. p. FISHER,

my WashiRgtOR st., San Francisco,
Il autsFued 10 act Agent Of this paper receiving ad
vulsmsn and subscriptions n San Francisco and else
uhsle, deuilecting and recelpting for the same.
aslr rf CHAS. PROSCH.
, 1860-10-26

A 0oob oaoF.--lil John Thomas Of King
Comfy. has .,hi Is ! nols stating that bis cat
.Iop. IhlI season, amounted 70 ninety bushels
por acru. sons of ne best land Of ths county
r1u,ins % Be prs-empisd, and new cOmers need
b under 10 apprehension Of disappointment in
Aiding c1,inu % suit them. There Is room for
ibouu1nds q hmillea, without erOwding; 50
rtns niohe aFi
, 1860-10-26

n1oAIli loa secnEi osBERt The inquiry
s. t,,n l,,1u,nfly made. here, By members Of
1.1Iul benevolent OrdsIs. how a. where can 10
rIh b obhinsii This inquiry is answered
by simply calling ntllntion % The advertisement,
q 90 lhird paes of his paper, Of ., Norercsa.
no supplies rs1nlia Of every description ior ~
1.r rrrlul OriuIl on he Pacific coast Indeed,
I1lI, b % 1Il'cil IN uss by any of The Orders
u1ict c,ahol b obtained q bis extensive e.
h1||1hncnk a e,cIanenio street. San Fran
dil1.. liiaiofhis branch of bulins~ that bic
1lllhfon 4 b fhemnin devoted. as win Be seen
a rli.isnn, % his advsr.issmeut His charges
~ npin'nls. and ~ orders ioE goods are
lrpup'lD attended %. aii - -sf ssa.ae
, 1860-10-26

p AtxaowlhDonrSIs- During the past week
~ have been peculiarly Iortunato in the receipt
~ pdiblrl First came Peter Smith (he Is al
-laiyr aril and lasi With generous sins 70 the
yII|a|l0 viii bad q Vegetables Of the best
l1d.|itn next ekms Judge Chambers with =
~ ol bls mprans aour equal n quality 70
.lha ~ Glnelsl) ani lot of eabhagsi and
~. thodrh not least, came Charley Stewart with
ahirI,r q the best lesf ever killed n Pierce
Comfy. We hardly know how 70 evipce suf.
rruui nuhna q rraltuds for these articles Al Of
s0lE.h ~ xtfy acceptable and come in good
fa1. My lhelf days Be- long and happy on
rr't nli. When thsy 90 dogn 70 the grave,
n.g Ibs viii re oonsOllns reelection that they
I.l.sS d1ne unto olhsrsns they would have others
d unto lhtn.
, 1860-10-26

GEN. HARNEY AND SAN JuAN.-A Washington
dispatch, writes the St. Louis correspondent Of
the Bulletin, says that the Cabinet has just bad
long session, at which all the Secretaries, the
Postmaster General and the Attorney General
were present The statement Of General IIar-
ney, addressedto the War Department, in refer
ence to the San Juan affair, was under consid.
GRAFTON, but no decision in regard to il was come
to. Gen. Harney persists in the opinion that the
mission Of General Scott was grave error and
the island would now be ours had he not been
interferej with. The General treats diplomatic
comfy and our agreement for joint occup pancy
as Of small account. The President reserves the
whole casefor deliberate Judgment Gen. Harney
says he was not apprised by Lieut.. General Scott
Of the nature Of the latter's complaint against
him, until bis arrival in Washington. sgaraI
, 1860-10-26

C1r1nrulorkr NnnNAEIoE.--We have re-
1i.,i q 1Iip hsn the oilos Of The Oregon States
mi. containing he proceedings Of the Demo
'cI1It eN|1 Central Commities, convened IN So
On On Ih1 1llh |nIl, ior he nonination Of a
l1l'1lf ~ Congress and ths transaction Of
oIh,I tl|I0l y. Thayes, Esq- q Benton,
t,r'ng received majority Of al the votes cast,
a'ul. drclu,d he unanimous choice pf the Com
tn1|11' nd lhI cnndidats Of the Democratic
I.II9. M dip iayh ne proceedings o. ths
n..li1r ven chalae,eFirpd By interest and en-
llai,ln. and % ipvineibie dissemination mani
f1lld b clI1y tht efais for Douglas and John
-. -ll .l... Ih.g.I. -a n ~
, 1860-10-26

MAHHIAoE o. cOLoEEL LASDEn.-col Il W.
Lander and Miss Jean N. Davenport, the smin-
eni seirsss. were married in San Francisco, on
the loth inst H aefr ssr tes
, 1860-10-26

Mr. Blake, formerly Of the Dalles, says the
Mountdineer Of the 18th inst, has returned from
the Bitter Root Valley. During his absence he
has been to Fort Benton, ria Lieut. Mulan's
road, of which he speaks as a signal success.
And we learn further, from authentic sources,
that the commanding officer o: the troops which
have just made the march from Fort Benton to
Walla Walla-Major Blake, lst Dragoons-ex-
presses himself highly pleased with that road,
ard in this all his officers concur. Some 100 Of
this command wee detached at the Ceur
dAlCne Mission, to reinfore the companies q
Colvile Depot, and marched directly Tor that
point from the Mission. The remainder reached
Fort Walla Walla, last Thursday or Friday.
We are truly pleased 10 chronicle the success Of
this march and movement, after so many sin.
ister predictions Of its utter failure; after so
many indeed had come to regard the attempt as
unfortunate and sure to end in disaster. Such
q success cannot fail to lead to benef, ial re-
suits for the valley Of the Mississippi, by fair
road which during the next season will be
greatly mproved--at some points, by changes
in the location, and by the construction Of sub
stantial bridges and work at places requiring it.
Let all credit be freely and cordially rendered to
the indomitabe officer who has carried this road
through amid so much to obstruct and discourage
, 1860-10-26

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls sarsn
pariIla, yellow Dock and IOdide OF Potass.
, 1860-10-26

The citizens of Greenwood. s. O., have voted
net % hcld any further commercial iniercourse
, 1860-10-26

We An bs eAed furnish Of vessels and others
outward bound with hes Of the HEnALD on application
q thlS once.
, 1860-10-26
THn PUGET SOUND HERALD

70 publiahed every FRIDAY MORNING, at - per annum in
advance; paid within slx months, 81 after the eSpira.
ton Of six months, IS; " for six months In advance
single copies, iaN cents Advertisements TO insure
geon without delay should be handed In on or before
fAursday Of each week.
, 1860-10-26

: PEuR's PErcR--The official journal Of Rome
announces that the sums received in the Papal
Ezehequer, from Peters Pence, amounts 10 222, ;
600 pounds sterling. Il Is as wen to mention, 10
thiaeOnnsction, what IS meant By Pstsr's Pence.
Twas tar (which England paid frcm the 9Th
century down % the time Of Henry VII, to the
Pope Il is said 70 have been originated by the
Anglo-saxon King, Ira, in 7a5, in order to main
tain aseminary Of English Ecclesiasties in Rome,
and to keep In repair The tOmbs Of st. Peter and
81 Paul, in that city. II was collected every
year on s. Peters Day, q The rate Of one penny
to every house, and exceeded the income Of the
King Of England in the 18th century. ,
, 1860-10-26

INCREASE or SLAVES. The Baltimore Sun,
commenting on the census returns, remarks as
follows concerning the increase Of slaves 20 No
result Of the census is Of more interest, in some
points Of view, than that Of the enumeration Of
the slaves, and the ascertainment Of the rate OI
increase for the last ten years. Heretofore their
Increment was thirty eF cent in every decadr.
Il viii not be less for the last ten years and there
are several reasons why Il should be greater.
Tue slaves are more profitable to their owners
than formerly, and are, therefore, better taken
eareOe They are better fed, housed and clothed,
Is class, than they were thirty or forty years
ago. They have thus proftedby the culture O
cotton as well as their owners. Then, again, Il
has been the policy Of the slaveholding States,
for the last ten years, TO discourage emancipa.
tion. Il viii not Be surprising Il thsrats Of IL
Tement since 1850 should be found 70 be al
least One-third or thirty-three and third pei
cent instead q thirty, as heretofore. At this
ra.e i win not require many decades to bring
uP their numbers to six miIliOns.n
, 1860-10-26

\ public meeting was held in Vancouver, on
the 4th inst, to consider the necessity Of mill
tary road from Vancouver to Stcilacoom, and to
adopt such measures as were deemed best cal.
culated to promote the object in view. Col
Wallace, Judge Strong, and others, addressed
tho meeting, setting forth the importance of and
advantages to accrue from the proposed new
road. At subsequent meeting, held on the 9th,
committee previously appointed reporteda me,
mortal to Congress praying the appropriation Of
$4,000 for the construction Of the road in qucs-
tor. Copies of tie memorial have reached us,
and are now exposed for the reception Of sigma.
lures.
In an article which We published upwards Of
two years ago, (September Sd, 1853 we dwelt
at length upon the absolute necessity for this
road, and endeavored to show wherein Oregon
and this Territory were mutually interested in
its speedy construction. Hitherto, trade with
Oregon, except by water, and that only semi.
monthly, has scarcely been thought Of Give us
q good wagon road between Vancouver and
Steacoom 10 be succeeded before many years,
we hope, by railroad connecting Puget Sound
with the Columbia River) and facility will at
once be afforded to open trade. We can and
doubtless will buy much Of Oregon, and Oregon
Of US, at considerable saving from present cos.
The markets Of Columbia River and Puget Sound
are in such close proximity, that great advan-
tages must inevitably result from q removal Of
the present obstructions Added to this, new
, 1860-10-26
SPECIAL NOVICE.

SEANAAAA NOAACEss
1F The following letter which emphatically srsSks
PhladrRhia College Of Medicine 10 the editors Of ne
for publicaliou: .FE T'IIVi
: .ssE PHLA DFLPHIA, Jan I7,h 1852
7ols EdioESfGe Pacfe Medical and SErcieaI curSaI:
GENfLEnINMy SttentOn has been CO led 10 On article
IN the December number Of your Journal In regard % the
I'd s'de degree granted BY the Philadelphia CoIIseo
for the degree made the FaeLhy h W sec nnpa
MED by adavits and teptlmnnnln 70 the Ell a that Dr
Czapkay was regular Rr duate D. Of the UniVtTSity
OF Pesth ha0 served rs SURGEON In the Hungarian amy
and was regular practitioner Of medicine. On tke
strength Of these the degte was Rranied The Al enn
dem degree a. liz name impiies cOneFTedon Rtadnaiea
only, and gives us new plvileges Had there been me-
slightest smpcion Of irIegulaFy the application would
have been IefusVd BY INSERTING thia Ia your JORFnal
You will do an act of justice Io The OOleee snd scjsF
mvor on Yours, very respectfully. -
Dean Of ths Faculty Of The Padeha College Of Msdelus.
CERTIFICATE.
the undersigned Governor Of HUI gary % testify
hereby, that DT J. Czapkay has served durirR ne
contest for hungarsn liberty "a Chief Surgeon n m
Hungarian army, with faithful perseVeTance- NhrIeo
have given hin this certificate, and Do TeCpnmend hin
70 the sympathy, attention and prftetiFn Of oil ih0eS
undeserSed misfortune. KossrTn LaJos
Washington CITY, January 9Th, 1894.
- DR.. 4. J. CEapkay's Mtdical and RuyrIesl Tn,,l
nie On sacramento street, below hnnignme1y OptoshO
the Pacific Nail Steamship Co.'s oihce, san frabeSto
California. The Doctr oAeFs fr,e eOnsl inlions nni
asks n" FennneFatiuB hBless be eferta eu,e
Persons not wishing 10 lnae time IN correspond ndenee
immediate atttnlion 10 their easpe -
go. IL J. CzAPKAY. n D., g.y u
/. ,.sm ear Frnhckc0. Cal
, 1860-10-26
ADMlNIsTRAToR's NOTICE. ]


THE UNDERsIGNED. HAVING LATELY
eampleaed aud eted up magnificent Gallery 10 he rear
of n q. Wan.ons Sore IN elslacsom, prupaFed %
tahs pIcfURh9 n IN Ne laieli ayIes
N.B.-Fsrm Produee ,Alsb II e.eh.pr, ror flctSrs..