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Regiments Raising in hass.--lhe u.
8. A. COMMISSIONERS in PeriS-Pro.
tests against PriYateering-So cth-
ern blockade.
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& single bottle OF SitALDINd,s PREPARED
ULtE 'yiii saTo zen Dpies itseost -Enraily~Gb
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You will plrtss send me two boxCs Of YOUR Cepbni.
lc Pills. send Them immediately.
Respectfully Your.
Ps-Lhess qs, one tpz or your i, s and md
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sPALDINcts FRRpaRED GLUKl

STANDINGS Prepared GLuEI1
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$50 - - eEll q WA
% ,E1PSIA.
Liver Complaint, Fever and Aguc, &c.
&c t;lSsc-snl Introduction and use OF this cello
hisi=l !eait'y l lpn the siEuHl for literal flood
u rumpup6s a,iiel :. LittCES.' offered in various
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REtl.s NERs.N. Onro. Van.

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t'ie"ss hnl encl1snd twenty-five cGnfs,A for which
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arc tI4ty l,et est lfils I hare ersr triel
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sPEUcE CRzIE lirxrrxaroS Co. ia.
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wish you TO seutI me st4,,. more i,s, ~ cans, ~,
plhs t1lls. hlTf Tseeitsi grest tieoI Of bsSSf
FROM ACai. l1urs- TcspectiuifV
NARY ANN sFOIRIOusR, r.
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Inclosel find twerty.tivr cents ,rl,t.I
hoSfIt tGsphalic liEAn sCAd to aAdres5 on RsS,
IN. {. Filler Gsyn"hl,i rsirr, Franklin 90 Ohio
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New Goods.
COOPER- Il SENSEMEY-

(succEssORs 70 ,. sENsENII,l
A RE NOW RBCEIVINH AND OPENING A
IN very large stock of NEW GOODS, Just
bought in New York Hul Philadelphia on the very
best terms at the present great reduction In prices
lsetnE now bPSinnCTs, we nra determined TO sell
Goo'ls CHEAP FOR CASH. All ara Invited to cali
and rxausine eur stock. We shall spare no pains 10
give satisfaction to al who favor Us with call.
app COOPER & SENSESEY'
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Part Of thee are f,rtha to whom eayo
a few out OF the trst lax got nom sou.
Send the PILLS by mail, mi oLiige
Your olft Servant
JAMES KESSEDY
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HEMMED IN BY DRFIcULTIEs. lndepend-
emit" the Washington correspondent Of the
North American, thus writes:
MIR. Lincoln may well speak Of the grave
responsibility which rests upon him peculiar
y at such an imposing juncture. No other
President has had to encounter the like. He
will enter the, White House with the South
united against him, with The Democratic
party Of the North hostile, yindictye and
factous. and with his own political friends
divided as to the pulley that should be pur-
sued. Confronted with the fierce opposition
in front and rear, and unaided BY that unity
Of counsel upon which he would naturally
expect to rely, he must choose between the
alternatives which are presented, and in
either event offend considerable interest in
the Republican party"
The alternatives here spoken Of are con-
citation or war; and the posture in which
Mr.. Lincoln is represented is by no means
pleasant to contemplate. Its painful pre-
monition Of the fearful fate tina, awaits him.
Terrible, iadeed, is that Presidents destiny
who suffers himself to be entangled in the
meshes Of Black Republican managers.
Richmond Wing,
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Mn,hinrton. March 3.


SENATORIAL PROCEEDINGS,
Mr.. Dixon moved that the usual number Of
copies Of the Inaugural Address be printed.
Mr.. Clingman said tina, although he would
vote for the proposition, he could not endorse
the address. Its sentiments he believed
would inevitably lead 70 war. TWAS war
document. II was hostile to all peace.
l. Mr.. Douglas considered the Inaugural as
eminenily peaceful 10 its character. lie be
lieyed that the administration would be mar
ked by conservatism and peacefulness. The
South has nothing TO fear from President
whose inaugural was so coneiliatory and
mild under such peculiar difficulties. lie
could not see how the President could carry
cut one portion 81 the Law and neglect anolh.
cir. he did moi understand how he could
collect the revenue 10 one port aud pass BY
another.
Mr. Clingnan rejoined, and then Mr. Wig.
fall obtained the hoor for Tomorrow.
The Senate went into Executive session.
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Postal Arransem ents in The South.

On the 25th ultmo the Committee on Pos
tai Affairs made report to the Southern
Congress. The expenses, oUer and ADORE re.
ceipfs, for thcpost office service in six States
composing the Conlcderacy, we're for the
year ending June 80, 1859, 81 Goo, 59j. The
committee recommend an increase Of post.
age rates, by which they estimated an in.
crease Of s57s.s7l. They also recommend
d new mode Of letting contracts, and what
i called the " starbid SYSTEM" By which II
Is hoped TO save s6lg.055. Some routes are
10 be discontinued, by which s2O6.544 will
be saved. Daily service is. in some cases,
10 be- changed 10 tri.wcekly, and another
soc. ,l4 will be saved. Minor post office.
are 10 be abolished, and s50,OO0 saved.
These savings aud the expected increase are
estimated by the committee TO cover the de.
icicncy. Present mail contracts are to be
assumed by the Government until all the
routes are re-let. The rates Of postage pro-
posed are, ON each letter Of half an ounce OF
less, Eve cents for five hundred miles. and
ten cents for over Eve hundred miles; drop
and advertised letters two cents. Newspa.
per postage is put at varying but not high
rates. Stamps are to be used. The frank
ing privilege 10 abolished except 10 the case
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PUBLIC SALE .

I WILL proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, on
credit Of nine months. the 27th Of March instant
at the late residence Of Sarah Latta, deceased, all of
the personal property belonging TO the estate Of the
said deceased consisting of
Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
A quantity Of Com. Wheat, Fodder. Hay,
Shucks, Oats straw. one Wagon and Geer,
two head of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
one set Black Smith Tools,
and many other articles too tedious TO mention.
AT the same time and place seven or eight likely
young NEGROES, mostly young, and among them a
good Plantation Smith.
The sale will continue from day to day until all i,
sold
Bond and approved security required.
JOHN e. LATTA, EG'r
March T. 81
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COUNTY BUSINESS.

Al the late session Of our County Court, majority
Of the Justices being present for the transaction Of pub.
lie business, the following appointments were made:
SPECIAL COURT.
John ". Kirkland, NJ. A. Angler, James Q. Turen-
tine, Jones Watson, and s. d. Umsiead, Esqs. James
q. Iuuendne Chairman.
surERISTEspRsTs OF cOssos SCHOOLS.
Messr. William II. Brown, Thomas Pene, Lemuel
Lynch, Nelson P. Hall, Calvin z. Smith, Thomas d.
Oldham. Patterson II. McDade, A. w. Gay, and Sam
uel w. Hughes.
Thomas J. strayhorn was reelected County Trustee,
John Laws Register, A. q. Murdock Ranger, and Har-
gis Far.hing STANDARD Keeper
The Court levied lhe following Tar for the Presen.
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LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS,
For Sale at the DRUG STORE.

For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
BEANS--Early Six Weeks. Red Speckied Valentine,
Brown ditto, Red French, Large Lima or Butter,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners, Royal Dwarf
BEEF-Extra Early Tunip, Early Blood, Long Red,
Silesian or White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BR0GOLI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE--EarlyY York, French Ok Heart, Early SUI
gar Loaf, EARLY Battersea, Early Dnmhead Drums
head Savoy, Large Late Dfumhead, Late Flal Dutch,
Green Glazed, Red Dutch, fos pckleing.
|CARRoT-Long Orange, Early Horn, Large Field
ICAULIFLOWER.
|CELERY-Whte Solid, Silver Giant Red Solid,
CORN-Esergreen Sugar.
CUCUMBER-Ea Early Frame, Long Green, Ghetkn.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple
ENDlVE-GIeen Gurled.
ILETTUCE-Early Gurled, Brown Dutch, ROYAL Cab
bage, Drumhead, White Cos.
MEI.L0NS-Nutmeg, Citron, Mountain Sprout.
MUSTARD-Wh ie, Brown.
NAsTURrlUM.
.OkRA.
ONION silver Skin or White, Large Yellow.
PARsLEY-Curled OF Double, Plain or Single.
EPARSNlP-- Sugar.
EPEAs--Landretb Extra EARLY, Early Frame Royal
Dwarf Mauowfat, Early May, Bishops Early.
pEPPER-Large Sweet, Bull Nose.
Field.
IRADfSH = Long Scarlet Short Top, White Turnip
/ Rooted, Red Furnip Rooted, Long Salmon.
RHUBARB, Or Pie Plant.
#SAlSIFY ~ Oyster Plant.
SPINACH-Round Savoy.
1 sQGASH-Early Bush, Long Green.
TOMATO Red.
ITtRNIP- Early Flat Dutch, RcdTop, Large Norfolk,
Large Globe, Dale's Hybrid, Ruta Baga OF Swedish.
Y February 10. 20
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Furniture! Furniture! Furniture

tTc. s. C0OLEY's Furniture warerooms, ITills
n borough, \ c.. may he found an assortment of
the most improved styles Of Furniture.
Always On baud. and made TO order. large assert.
nent IL Rocking. Office. and sitting Chats.
tpbnlslrring done III the hest manner
Mahogany. Walnut and Gilt MouiJlng Frames made
10 order On the shortest notice.
Mahogany, Walnut. Poplar aud Pine COFfINs
kept constantly on hand. and in. IiEARsE iof Eu.
neral occasions. Undertaking attended TO-
lNoui most respectfully return ms sincere thanks
s,f pas fty0fs, and u siiir attention 10 business
hope 10 merit a continuance Vi the came.
Very respectfully, L. 5. COOLEY.
January -. IL
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TgE TROOPS ~ WASHINGTON.

On Saturday last President Buchanan sent
a message 10 the House Of Representatives,
IN reply 10 resolution Of that body, 10 which
he states that the number Of United States
troops in Washington amounts 20 six hun.
dred and hfiy.three. exclusive Of the Ma.
rines, Who are Of course at The Navy Yard
as their appropriate station. lie further
states that these troops we're orderd here to
act as posse coBHGii1, IN strict obedience
70 the civil authority. for the purpose Of pre-.
serving peace and order in Washington, u
this should have been necessary before or AZ
the period Of the inauguration Of the PresI-
dent Fleet. AZ time Of high excitement.
consequent upon revolutionary events trans.
hiring all around us-when The very air was
filed with rum0rs aud individuals INDUCED
IN The most exirayagant expressions OF tears
ana thrrats, the President does not think
that. before adopting this precautionary
measure. he should have waited TO obtain
proof o. the actual existence 81 conspiracy
10 seize the capital. The safety Of the I'm
mense amount Of public property IN this city,
and that ol the archives Of the Government,
In which ali the States, and especially the new
States ID which the public lands are situated,
have deep interest, required prompt action,
no less than the peace and order Of the city
aud The security Of the inauguration Of the
President Elect, which were objects oi sasl
importance 20 the whole country. Inc IRE
sident concludes this message by Saving:
AT the present moment. when all y qh-
ct. IL is difficult 10 realize the state 81 alarm
which prevailed when the troops were trs'
ordered 70 this city. This alarm instantly
subsitlcd after the arrival Of the first coInpa
ny. and feeling Of comparative peace ant
security has since existed. both 10 Washing
ton and throughout the country. Had ! re
fused to adopt this precautionary measure
and evil consequences, which many goo,
men al the time unprecedented. had followed
4 should never have forgiven myself
MAJ. IatIfgeaea.
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N o e

fSNHE Physicians Of Alamance are requested TO NEE
at the Court House in the town Of Graham, on
Saturday the 9th day Of April next at ten o'clock, 4.
NJ for the purpose Of forming County Medical Soci-t
ETY., and If possible to establish regular and uniform
rate Of charges throughout the county, and to consult
about such other matters as will tend TO elevate the
Profession generally.
All Physicians living in the border counties, whose
practice extends into Aamance respectfully invit-
ed 70 attend and take part in the deliberations Of said
meeting.
March IL. SO
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by the Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of NT-
vous or sick Headache may he prevented; and If taken
al the commencement Of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea anl Head
ache to which females subject.
They act gently upon the bowels removing Co.'S
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Femnes. and
all persons of sedenary habits, they valuahe q
Lqroiire improving the appetite giving time aud 'ga
to the digestive organs, and restoring the niuftelIst
city and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALTC PILLS arc The result 4 lon- H.
vesligaon andcareiully conducted experiments, Irving
been in use many years, during which time the, have
prevented and relieved amount Of pain and su
fering from Headache, whether originating the mr.
uous system or from deraneed state Of the stomach
They entirely vegetable in their composition and
may be taken al all times with perfect saittS without
making any change of diet and the absence u any d.
agreeable taste renders il easy 10 administer them I,
children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl rha genpiu
have five signatures Of Henry q. SpaldinE eacI
Box
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
\ Box will be sent by mail prepaid on rrreilt d ih
Price, % Cents
All orders should he addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDiNG,
As Cedar street, New York.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County,.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1861.

Original Attachment
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of tile Court, that
the defendant William J. Mckeral has removed
out OF the county, aud ahsenls himself from the county
and State so that the ordinary process IL law cannot
be served on him Il il therefore ordered by the Court
that publication he made in the Hisbarough Recorder
for six weeks, notifying The said William D. Mckefall
that unless he appear al The next tenn OIL this Court, 10
be held Al the court house in Hihorough, the fourth
Monday in May next, then and there 10 replevy and
plead according law he will be proceeded against IN
the same manner IS il be had been served with process
and hal failed % appear and plead.
Witness George Laws. Clek ofour said Court. at
Office IN Hsborough the fourth Monday Of February,
A. b. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS, c. C.. c.
March 10, 1861. Price adv. 81 50 s3--6w
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HrLLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
Wednesday, March Ia, 1851.

tB' All persons indebted TO this Office for subscip-
lion to the Recorder advertisements or job work, are
earnestly requested TO call and settle their accounts
Our necessities compel Us to make speedy collections.
We desire that payments should be made voluntarily
and should very much regret the necessity Of resoring
to coercion; !" bot money must have or we cannot
proceed with our business.
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mAR Il i 80.

In this county. on The 81 instant, by Rufin TaPp.
Esp, Col. WILLIAM M'CAULEY TO Ms. NANCY
CRAIG.
ON The 10th instant. BY the sane. Mr. DAVID
MOORE 10 Miss EMILY WILSON, daughter u Mr.
Hugh Wilson, deceased.
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,abInet appointments. = The

nominations were made by the President on Tuesday
of last week and forthwith confirmed BY the Senate:
William II. seward, Secretary Of state
salmon P. Chase. Secretary Of the Treasury.
Caleb B. smith, scereisry Of the Inisrior.
simon Cameron, Secretary Of War
Gideon Wells, Secretary "a the Navy
Montgomery Blair. Postmaster GeneraL
Edward Bates Attorney General
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

VNlIE next Session u this School will commence IN
The irs, Monday in FEBRUARY next aud continue
Eve m1nihs.
Terms the same as hcrctofte. The Proprietor has
IN he employ fOf The ensuing session foil corps Of
experienced Teachers. ani every pains wi " taken d
render this school worthy tie patronage 81 Tie puhe.
Young ladies will Re conveyed from Graham siaiian
or The company's Shops. NC. Railroad, 10 Watson.
ye free Of charge. By informing The Proprietor Of the
time d arrival al lh0se places.
4. +. WATSON.
January sih, 1861.
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srArE or NoRrH cARoLINA,
ORANGE C0uNIT.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. February
Term, 1861.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, February
Term, 1861.
On motion Of Thomas Webb. Esq, Il was ordered
By the Court that much Of The Report Of the Finance
Committee relates 10 the death Of the lote Cadwal-
ader ZONES be published in the newspapers q the town
Of llsborough, and copy under the seal d the Court
be furnished to The family, viz:
It !. proper before closing this report though il i'm.
poses painful duty. that should announce TO you
the death Of venerable associate Col Calwallader
ZONES. He was the Chairman o. your Committee d
Finance, and or the fidelity and ability with which he
discharged that trust need only refer you 10 the very
interesting AMI lucid reports VI the seal aurs Of the
County made ~ him 70 this Court from year 70 year
fnr series 81 years. He was for a long time u
your Special Court. and al the time Of his death your
acting Chairman bath Of which stations he filled with
equal honor. Col Jones removed 10 the county Of
Orange lhirysix yeArs ago and 10 that time establish
81 character which needs no euogy from ". Your
committee however beg to be INDUCED IN one single
remark. Il their privilege TO know Cn Jones for
many years in the near relations Of personal friendship
well in The duties and responsibilities q official
association and We can truly say ~ him, that high
Of honor the governing principle Of bic &C.
lions Ia his intercourse with bis fellow citizens be
always had a word Of kind recognition for even the
most humble. There was blended IN bis character 40
attractive dignity, singular purity, with unyiriding
recti,ade Of purpose. Pew men have passed away
who enjoyed large share Of the respect and esteem
Of the community in which they lived. By his deah
occurs vacancy 10 the committee y Finance as vel
a. that d acting Magistrate both d which offices i !
the province Of this GouH 10 supply.
JOHN Z. KIRKLAND, Committee.
4. srRUDwlGk, '91'''.
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DISSOLUTION.

rI,HE firm q !. c. fTRRENTlNE & son Z this
DAY Dissolved IS mutual consent.
All persons indebted 10 said 6tm either hy note or
account are earnestly requested 20 call I'd settle BE-
fore February couri. the business will hc closed
without delay.
- The business will hetca u conducted under
the Il, &c 81 TUkkENIlNE a SON.
Januafy TO- To-
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General Twlgss, lately dismissed from The
Bnited States Army for treschcry, was pub
Iicly received st New Orleans. on Tuesday,
witb salutes Of cannon. There was an lm'
meBse procession in honor Of the exiingulsh.
ed officer. Ina speech on the occasion, he
said he hoped Providence would grant him
sufficient strength 10 take part in the mo.
mentous struggle which threatens the eoun.
Try.
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Of the Post Office Department. Letter reg
istration is repealed. The bill proposing
the foregoing rates Of postage, &c., has pas
sed the Congress.
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Hammond, 7. NIOrlOnClinr, from London, AMBryde'
ALMOND CLINE a. co.
23l Park Place New York

235 Park Place, New York.
DR. A. A. MBRYDE. "a Southern gentleman Of
- the above firm will reside at the South I'LL the LIST
ofSeplember and he pleased to assist Southern Teach
ers in obtaining situations in any part Of the South.
For particulars, address him at Randalsvlle, N. &.
~ Schools Families and Colleges supplied al short
notice, with accomplished professors instructors, gov
ernesses, &c. Teachers, ladies and gentlemen, now
wanted to GIL vacancies in Tennessee, Virginia, Aaba.
ma, Arkansas, and other States.
March IL. So
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SALE OF NEGROES.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of Orange County. made al Feb
ruay Term last shall sell 10 The highest bidder, on
Tuesday The 2sth day OF May next. IN the town Of
Hilsborough. Eight o. Ten likely NEGROES. The
Negroes will be sold pay debts, aud NOT for any fault
Terms made known on the dly OF sale.
JAMES H0LEMAN, Admir-.
March Is. s3-tds
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~, 70 Persons om o. Employment. "a
AGENTS WANTED,

In every County in The United States,
O engage IL the sale u SONG u The hest and mos,
elegantly illustrated Works puhlishcd.
Our publications arc " The most interesting charae.
ct adapted TO the wants o. the Farmer. Mechanic and
Merchant; they are Published IN The best siyle. and
bound IN the most substantial manner and are worthy
place 10 the Library 81 every Household III the Land.
10 10 men ~ enterprise anil inius,finus habits. this
business offers opportunity ot profitable employment
seldom 10 be met with.
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