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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04
GROCERIES,
Staple Dry Goods Fertilizers Sweedes Iron,
Grass Seeds, Lime, &c.

With increased facilities in conducting the GR0CE-
RY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and relieved Of
heavy rents and oiher attendant expenses, now
enabled 10 sell our GOODS at a small commission on
Cost Persons visiting Danville in search Of cheap
and reliable Goods, will Gnd il 10 their interest to cx
anime our stock before purchasing
Farmers, arket Gardeners and Country Dsirys
sending Corn. Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Beans Peas
Turkeys, Chickens Eggs and Butter TO Danyille, fo
sale are informed that we have opened in connection
with our regular mercantile business, maiketfor all
kinds Of Country Produce, for wh,h will pay The
highest marke, value in Goods.
As Agents for two valuable FERTILIZERS. qnt
with large supply Of Peruvian. Eide. and Reese
Manipulated Guano's constantly on hand, we are pre-
pared to GIL all orders on application.
MKINSEY, FLOOD, SWANSON Il co.
Dsnville, Va, April4. 36-au
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Portland. March 81.
The Bohemian from Liverpool via Queens.
town. with dates 10 the 18th. has arrived.
Tie Sayay question had been discussed in
Parliament. Lord John Russell asserted that
the English Government was always hostile
10 annexation.
powers objected, France would withdraw her
preien.ions.
Adsires from Turin say that the Whole ar.
my of Sardinia had bsen ordered TO assume
war footing on the ist OF April.
Thouveral had notified Count favour. that
if Sardinia accepts the annexation Of Tu..
cany. she must not reckon on the support Of
France.
Adsices via Qaeenstown say that Sardinia
hsd agreed By SPECIAL treaty 10 eede Savoy
snd Nee "a France.
The correspondent Of the London Post as.
serts tina, the foreign relations of France
~etr silently undergoing great changes, and
Austrian influences were in the ascendant.
The i.ondan Telegraph positively afirms
that England had been requested to Join
Prassia and Russia in protesting against the
annexation &c Savoy.
II il reported that Austria had assured
Prussia that IN rase the Rhine frontiers we're
ever MANAGED she would immediately unit,
with her Tor the protection d tbs German
teul;ory.
Morocco represents that the Moors were
evinring fierce spirit II resistance aud pre-.
pairing q strong defence al Tangirrs.
The German Diet u is reported was report
ing far formation contingent 81 the Fedora
army.
Adsiees from Tetuan announce an attacl
By the Monrs upon the Spanish cncamp.
ments. aud that they sere repulsed sith gres
lass.
The Paris Menitenr annnunces the projtei
for flaming 10000. 900 francs to manufartu
rcrs for the renewal anl improvement IL ma
chinery. aud annther fer modifying the tariff
on wool. cotton and raw materials.
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The subject Of receiving the Japanese
Commissions Is under consideration by
the Government. The Administration j.
rather embarrassed on account of the great
number Of them. II appears there are two
princes, each having four secretaries. aud
there are four spies. What the latter's do.
ties are is somewhat mysterious. Govern.
ment are considering the prnprety Of rent.
ing large house where ample aceommoda
ton will be provided for all of Them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04

The inauguration Of the Statue Of Henry Clay is
10 take place at Richmond, the 18th inst, and will
doubtless be an event Of much interest Some thirty
distinguished gentlemen have announced their nten-
ton of being present among whom are Gov. Ellis,
EK.Gov. Graham and the Hon. w. n. H. Smith, Of
this State. Er.President Tyhr. and the following
among other members Of Congress. viz Clay. Of ny
Thompson. Of Ind; Mallory. II Ky; Maynard. Of
Tenn. and most Of the Virginia Congressional dele
CATION.
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OBITUARY.

Dird. neM warenlon. on The 10th ultima. Rev
cAswELL DRAKE. sgsd IS years. W. Drake va,
veil known in this county minister q Tho Meiho-
di.i Protestant denomination and truly pious man
Many friends will maufp ior him. he was born on
the 18Th Of February. l7i6, the day the battle q,
Meore's Creek was fought
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INyITATIoN no PLANTERS.

Planters and Farmers visiting the city are respect.
fully invited call our Mill and see Tie manner in
which our Manipulated Guano is prepared and mixed,
as vel as The proportion used.
n The owners Of this establishment being largely
deu6fd with the Agricultural interest Il must be evil
dent 10 III that they have motive in putting up ONLY
such Fertilizers as they can, with confidence, recon
mend.
April I. 36-i
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PoIItIcaI Prospecls.-A. fm !. We ca

Political Prospecis.-As far as We can
gather from our exchanges. the prospects Of the
Wings IN this State Gar from being discounsing.
Il Is too early in the campaign % give much Of a
guess AZ the result; bu, Indication Of L, the
Fayetteville Observer has received business letter
iron friend in a county ives, " Fayetteville. which
concludes IS follows IN politics. far hear
both Ess, and wesi svery Indication in State !.
encouraging 10 The Wings. Our Platform Is well re-
eeivsd throughout the State; and We have much q,
sscoprge us 10 rsdauble our eIer.ions. A sigoreu.
canvass have faIIh 70 believe viii cary the State"
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or The attention Of farmers and planters is specially
invited 10 the advertisement Of the Petersburg Fer
izer Manufacturing Company" which will be found in
our advertising department, to-day.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

superior CUuFt OF law, WaFCh Term,
A. ID. 1860.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court, that
the business on The Civil Dorke Lf this Couf and
on The Equity Docket. has become too great TO be
done at the regular term thereof
II is therefore ordered, that Special Term Of this
Court be held for one week. commencing on the Sc.
cond Monday Of June next Ard that The Clerk o
this Court publish this order ia the Marlborough Re
corder.
Parties and witnesses will attend accordingly.
JAMES GILL, Clerk.
March 20. a.
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LATER.

Sandy Hook. Mtfeh 30.
The n. NJ. steamship Arabia. from Liver
pool on the 18th. bot bringing Queenstown
kilograms ~ the 18th. has passed this point.
France has issued a new circular declaring
the annexation &c SAVOY absolutely necessary.
hut stating that the feelings Of the SA,oyards
will be consulted before decisive measures
are taken. On the receipt Of this circular.
Lord John Russell said in Parliament that
the views Of England would forthwith be
embodied in dispatch aud laid before Par.
Lament.
Switzerland has sent protest against the
annexation o. Savoy 10 France.
IL is reported that the French troops are
under orders Tor Chambery.
Some ~ the English Journals are getting
fierce with Napoleon on the SAVOY question.
which thew state will be settled by treaty
between France aud Sardinia before the Sa.
,rsards are consulted.
Foil reforms lrum the voting in Central
Italy shaw an overwhelming majority IN "a.
yor Of annexation TO Sardinia. The vote in
Tuscany was $4,000 for annexation aud
only 5000 for a separate kingdom. No
steps had been taken vet.
An instruction in Naples was considered
imminent.
The Times Paris correspondent says that
The orders for the French army 10 leave
LOmbardy have been countermauded.
A second warning which Immediately pre-.
codes accommodation has been sent TO
Turin from Rome.
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whig Convention in Alamance.

or There will he Convention Of tho Wing party
held in the town Of Graham, saturday the 2sth d
April ipr the purpose Of nominating candidate to
pesen, the counties Of Randolph and Alamsnee in the
Senate Of the next Legislature.
MANY WINGS.
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PLASTER,

Selected from the best Hinsor lump and ground as
fne as desirable.
n. B.-Those wanting any Of the above Fer,iliEers
can be sIppled by sending their orders TO their pgu
lar Commission Merchants
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~ NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail 10 examine the extensive stock ofFANCYG0ODs.
Hosiery. Gloves, &c, Offered for sale by FRED.
fIcKEY & SONS. $50 Baltimore street. II is one Of
the most extensive IN this country and the poPreios
are determined not to be undersold BY any Northern
House.
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
WKIlSEY, FLOOD, SWANSON &,CO.

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the trad,
~ Of North Carolina and Virginia. tina
they have removed 10 their Large Ware House. oppo
site The Bank q Virginia, and have opened larg'
and choice stock Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-04-04
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ALAnascg CouSry.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
March Term, 1850.
l.. Fell. -. John r. Madison,

this case, u appearing 10 the Satisfaction o. The
I Coun that John 2. Madison. The defendant is not
an nhahant u this Stals y heteiafe ordered that
publication he made Coz sS weeks 10 The Marlborough
Recosf lof said defendant 10 he snd arpest beoe the
Iu.ses Al sAid Ccud 81 Pleas and Quatiet Sessions Al
The court house IN Grahsm, on the afa Monday afef
Inc fourth Monday 10 May nes then and there TO ie.
ps,y plead. snswef o. demur az Judgment vii be 70.
Ken according 10 iaw. aud The case heard er paHe.
Witness. lohn faucsi. Clerk of COR said Court, q
Office the afst Monday aner the fourth Monday 10 Fe.
brusiy, A. u. 1850.
JOHN rAUCErT. c. c..
kptila Pdes sd'. " 20 se-er
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SOUTHERN FERTILIZER
PREPARED At THE WORKS
or THE
Petersburg Fertilizer Manufacturing Co
Established 1859, Petersburg, Wa.

PROPRlET0RS.
A. G. McILWAlNE,l OF the firm
X. ID. cILWAINE, ( McIIwaine. Son & Co
RO A. MARTIN OF the firm
RIO. TANNAHilI., n. NJ. Martin, Bro. & Co.
JOHN ROWLETT, } or the firm
N. NJ. TANN0R. Of
ID. A. WEIsIGER John RowIeit & Co.
JOS. Z. VENABLE, Of the firm of Yenable d Morton
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The Rev. Joux srABlrn. distinguished minister
q The Primitive Baptist Church. died suddenly ., BIZ
residence in caswslI county on the iih ul,imo.
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HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT

III ~ bo W u - ~ ! y l. vi IL N Ill /.
The free admissions of al Nations, as well as the
verdict Of the leading Hospitals Of the Old as we'll as
OF The New World stamp this powerful remedia Agent
as the greatest healing preparation ever made known
10 suffering man The penetrating qualities are more
than marvellous. through the external oiifces Of the
skim invisible 10 the naked eye. i reaches the seal of
the Internal diseases and 10 all external affections its
aninhimmatoy and healing virtues surpass anything
else on record and is Natures great ally.
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHErM
Arc Two Of the most common and yifulent disorders
prevalent on this continent TO these the Ointment h.
especially anagonisc, is f" m0fHs operondi " Is first
TO eradicate the venom and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES. AND ULCERS,
Cases Of many years standing that have prrfina.
ciousy refused yield 20 any other remedy or tf,a,.
ment have invariltly suceumbcd 10 lew applira.
lions Of ihis powerful ungueni.
ERUPTIONs on THE SKIN.
Arising from bad state the blood or chronic dis.
eradcaied aud clear and surface
Usainei by the restorative action Of thi. Ointment Il
sutpas-es many Of The cosmetics and othrr toilet april
ancrs 10 lis power 10 dpe rashes and other Jsfgure
menis Of the fee.
PILES AND FTsTULA.
Every form and feature these prevalent and stab.
horn disorders is eadesej LEGALLY aud entirely b, the
OF this emalient; warm lamentations should PIE.
cce s application IL healing qualities will be found
totc thorough and insariabIe.
Both The Ointment and Pills should be used
IN The fah'opiag case:
Buaions, rheumatism, Sore Thsoa,s
Bafns, RinEs0fm, Sores u al kinds.
Chappel Hands, SAIL Rheum, sptains,
Chilhluins, scilds. Stiff Joints.
flstula, skin Diseases, Tetter,
Gau, Sweled Glands Ulcers
Lumbsea, Sore Legs, venereal Sores,
Metcudal Erup- sore Breasts, Wounds 81 an
tions, Sore Heads. kinda
Pkes,
" CAUTION - None src genuine unless ths
words /" Holloway, New York and l.ondou- are al.
eetnshle as WatermaTk ID every leaf Of lie book Of
directions around each pot o. boa the sam, NAV 10
plainly seen BY holding the leaf 10 The shl. hard.
some reward will be given 70 any one rendering such
information may lead 10 the deleciian of sby nsrty
ctpates rounierliiinT the medicines OF vending the
same, Knowing them 10 Ne spurious.
- Sold ~ the Manufactures o. Professor Hollo-
way, 50 Maiden Lane. New York. snd ny III respecia.
hlc Druggists aud Dealers 10 Medicinss throughout
the United stat aud the civilized wVd ID bones Il
/ % eeats. GO cents. and - each.
or There Il considerable saving by taking the lars.
| o. siEes
n. B--Directions cor the guidance Of patient. m
every disorder affixed 10 each boz
Il Aus. 20. o.
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NEW TAN YARD.

rFNHE Subscribers have commenced the TANNING
4 BUSINESS al their place hall mile lrnm Melbs
4 Douglass Factory. and prepared 10 receive hides
10 tan on shares o. they will pay the market prrs ist
them.
Having employed an experienced hand 70 conduct
their business they feel confident Of being able 10 give
general satisfaction.
IsiIAM PARRISH & son.
January 30. 81
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BONE DUST.

Ground from bones collected in and around the city.
MIxTrRE OF PoTAsH AND Plaster, prepared espe.
cialy for Cotton and Tobacco.
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MANIPULATED GUANo

Composed Of pure Peruvian and the richest Phos
phstc Guanoe., selected fol tbs pupo e, containing
$40 per cent. OF Ammonia.
Bone Phosphate Of Lime As to so per cent.
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nlack ,yood,s Edinburgh Magazine,

for March, has been received lis contents are. Lord
Elgin's Mission TO China aud Japan. @ 81 Stephens
Part IN. 3. Norman Sinclair; An Autobiography
Pan III. 4. Nelson ami caraccioo. 8. Betsy Brown
A True Story. 9. A Word about Tom Jones. Z. The
Luck Of Lady smede--Pan the Last 8. The" Foreign
Connection Of the House Of Bull Q. Dies lie. 10.
yaiss,eer Cavalry Movements. II. The Anslo-Galli-
can Budget.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co.. New York,
Price 50 per annum for any one Of the Reviews or
Lakewood; or any Two Of the works, s.; for Black
wood and the four Reviews $40.
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Hoio,cay's Ointment and Pills The Test Imita-
ton has been defined the tribute which ignorance
and vice pay 10 skill and genius. but as such - ri.
butte" 10 Professor Holloway might involve the most
terrible consequences TO the sick they enoned 10
examine the pamphlets enveoping the Pills and 0int-
mcnt they purchase. Unless the sentence Holloway,
New York aud London is waer.marked every leaf.
The article is bogus" Only he you have the gen.
uine preparations and form Of erup,e uicerous
diseaseno phase Of indigestion liver complaint, 10.
iesIins disorder need alarm you.
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some don't ike his being the owneroi ahun-
dred slaves. and others again object to his
ambition. Wonderful crime, to be ambitious!
Who ever knew man Of any prominence
who was not ambtiousi II Douglas goes
Through al Charleston. as he most likely will,
these disaffected States viii saon learn to
behave themselves. Anyhow the nominee Of
thatConyention can with more propriety throw
away South Carolina and Mississippi than
the party can risk losing Pennsylvania, llli-
nois aud other north and northwestern States
by foolish nomination. Douglas will be the
numinee if the convention makes one. and
il is the only chance that the Democratic
party have of eecting President. and even
with him it would be Tar from certainty.
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NEyASSA GUANO

ASAtysn.-so 20 IS por cent. Bone Phosphate Of
Lime.
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EQUITY SALES.
IN EQUITy-MARCH TERM, 1860.

EQUlI1 SAILS.
M EQUITY-MARCH TERM, 1850.
4 WILL SELL IL the highest bidder, Al The CouH
I House dopr ~ HIllslofopsh, on MONDAY, the
25J day Of April neIt. that valuable TRACT or
LAND on Emo river. adjoining the lands Of Mrs May
White aud others. containing hundred and sixty
acres more af lcss, belonging 10 Dr.. James Y. Cain
and the heirs of Dt. william Cain. deceased.
Also, al The same time aud place, will cell the
LAND belonging @ Henry Whilis,i u. lying On New
Hope adjoining The lands uf William Patterson, Robt
Patterson and others, containing two hundred and hfiy
srres. more OF less.
TERMS Twelve months credit viii be given
bond AID good security will be required fom the pur-
ehasers aud the title will be reserved until the money
is paid.
THOMAS WEBB. c. 4 NJ f..
March IS. TPr.'s adv. 80 SOL 3S--lw
Ny 8 e. c.l~ % th;s Of},cs
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DouaIns Tor Tho rrc.Idency,-rhs Ns'

Douglas Cor the Prcsidency'-Ths New.
bsrn pmsre.ars Democratic paper. be. the following
paragraph respecting Judge Doaslas
The Gse eaters Of Mississippi and South
Carolina are making woaderIul threats about
Whit they'll do if Douglas be Illuminated ~
Chaslcstan, sed the enemies Of Douglas both
North and sunlh are calling up these threats
aad making gteat parade ever them. some
OF them dun't like bis squatter sovereignty,
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sOMBRERO GUANO.

AsaIvsrs.-so 70 IS per cent, Bone Phosphate Of
Lime.
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THE WHEAT CRop.-A friend. jus. return
ed from a trip through many Of the counties
in Middle Georgia. Central and Macon Rail.
roads, informs US that the wheat crop was
never more promising, and that should no
mishap befaIl il, the yield will be very heavy.
We are glad TO hear such favorable accounts.
as the question Of food and its cost. is be-
coming me Of great interest TO consumers.
The high price Of Cotton has tendency to
encourage the putting Of greater breadth in
to that crop, 10 the neglect OF Wheat aud
Corn and pro,ender for the winter feeding
of stock. Much as Cotton is wanted. and
extensive as. the demand is al its present
high price, our farmers should not forget
that bread is quite as essential. and is less
easily dispensed with. We hope the price
Of Cotton will not tempt them to sacrifice
their Corn crops to 1t. They can make much
more grain. and still make Cotton enough to
supply the world. Atlanta (Ga) american.
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Two French regiments have been ordered
to chambery from Lyons.
The House Of Lords had agreed with the
House Of Commons on tie resolutions APP
proving the French treaty by thirty ma.
jority.
Lord John Russell explained the position
Of affairs with China. He said that rea-
sonable indemnity would be demanded, and
enforced i necessary but he hoped i would
not be necessary TO 60 10 Pekin.
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Augusta, Geo.
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FIRST uRIgApE INSPECTION oauExs.
fuNunaa l.rnrrz 10 1Q

ExADQrARrrHs Rsr Bscsps ". Y. 5. MI
Nsw Ycuz, Oct 9, 1850.
nc several regiments Of this Brigade win parade,
flly Uniformed, armed and equipped, for annual inspec
nes ~ the lIth Of October inst, a ten O'Clock, 81
Famlh'n square. The Third regiment on Wednesday,
the lTh Inst al two O'Clock, at Hamilton square The
seventy arsi regiment on Thursday, the 18th inst, II
tNo0clocs, 81 hamilton square The Second regiment
On Frday the loth rst, III two o'clock Washington
square. The seven,y.thrd regiment on Tuesday, the
ltth ntt, ther reg entail parade ground Tompkns
VIE, saien Island, al two O'Clock p. NJ The Brigade
saf VII esss mble 81 the qua,cfs Of the Bres3er Ge
neral On Friday the 10th inst, NJ three o'clock r. H.
4 ~ order ~ Brigsjier general .. spicer.
:. = sfIH, d gnee yAcr ssd Inspse.er.
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We rc;e the following accident @ Suggestive q s1e ire
vsence Of The union Of sentiment existing ceswsen
TIE various rclii. parties this ety. opposed to he
elect OF Abraham Lincoln 70 The Presidency The
Getty 81 Ashaniers O. Harry Clsy Whgs while rc.ss
or The Union meeting at the Cooper Institute Monday
rgn halted front Of the rooms or The nat oBa Demo
cratic volunteers 70 7bl Frosdway, gave three hearty
efeefstrd Viz nar, and RON there ercortei Justice
sehae Connolly the democrst, stand and The meeting
lnt cm stere proceeded 70 their cwu ne Gel and tgc
fell t'atS
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