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The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

The newly elected Dixie officials Of Tu-
lare county are in fix, not being able to
get the Union men of that county, who are
the heavy men to go on their bonds. The
;udpe will not take straw bail" and re-
quires bondsmen to prove from the tax list
that they are worth the amount proposed to
he sworn to.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-18

Is DowxEY SouSp?-The Southern aeies'
nublished at Los Angeles, the home OF oo''
Downey says;
rhore s a rood deal of distrust IN the
n'. ~ inraI,v of Gov. Downey, especially
" ~ tb;s wsv. and we think with seme
o9M s 80 reason since he has lately appoint
slom % ef;ee "a here two well known secession
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FRANCE AND PopERY.

One Of the most remarkable indications as
to the coming downfall OF Pupery is the grow
ing hostility between the Papacy and France.
The breach constantly widens, and the pros
pee, is that il will ere long become an i'm
passable gulf The Romish clergy in France
are in a most uncomfortable dilemma. Their
feelings, no doubt. incline them to take part
with the Pope. whilst their personal comfort
and security render II necessary that they
should at least render the semblance Of CON-
pliance to the Emperor. But Louis Napo-
Icons sharp eyes can readily see through
their thin disguise, and he has already DIS
covered that they are his real and most dam
gerous enemies, always engaged in machl.
nations for mischief Their influence in
their congregations, or through their mon
astlc institutions, too, renders them most
formidable and dangerous power to the State
the more so because they are within her own
borders. This was, of course, a condition
of things not to be endured, and hence the
imperial attorneys have had orders to keep
a viglsnt watch over them. and rigidly TO
enforce the laws. Already several religious
bodies have been dissolved, their foreign
members having received notice TO quit The
country, amongst whom are the Redempto-
rist Fathers, established at Douai some ten
years since. The inquiry has also been rails
ed as to whether the law for expulsion does
not apply to the Jesuits. The more faithful
French Papists are to the Pope, IN the exist
Jog state of things. the more laithiess are
they to their own government. They must
be silenced by the iron rod Of the Emperor,
or driven away. OF course, all this but tends
TO render the Church and the State more
completely distinct, if not hostile. and to
prepare the way. it is to be hoped, for f.
nal and complete divorce between the two.
Meanwhile the people are becoming more
and more indifferent, and Professionalism il
making some progress. The Society of st
Francis de Sales was founded with the ex.
press object Of combating Professionalism
and yet, according to the last annual report,
things do not look very bright. AT a meet
ing Of the Sales held at Marseiles, Mon
seigneur de Segur spoke with much earnest
ness aud sorrow, Of "the vitality Of Protest,
an.ism." HedepIored the progress Of" her.
esy" in France and in Italy. declaring that
II was the work Of the devil. Ii was with
grief he informed his hearers that in Parii
there are Fifty Protestant schools. and tina
10 village well known TO him, out OF 81,
hundred inhabitants there only remained
thirty who had not abandoned Catholicism
for the Protestant faith. THESE admissions
show that there is at least some falling of in
the ranks Of Popery. an d that the evangei-
cal efforts are producing some effect. The
impending political break with Rome will,
no doubt. help on the good work.
PhiLa. Presbyiaian.
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yous or Sick Headache may be prevented; and y taken
al the commencement Of attack immediate relief IRON
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nsuses and Head
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They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
tiveness.
For Literary men, Students. Deliesie Females. and
oil persons Of sedentary habits they arc yslusble As
Laxaiire improving the appetite. giving tone and ,gar
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agreeable taste renders il easy to administer them %
children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFgITsl The genuine
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Box.
Sold ny Druggists aud other Deslr,s 10 Medicines.
4 Box will he sent BY mail prepaid on reeeip, Of Tho
Price 25 Cents.
Al orders should Ne addressed 10
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As Cedar street, New York.
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A well-known gentleman Of Winchester,
Virginia. is in the habit Of relating an anus.
ing anecdote on the great love that Ameri.
cans have for naval aud military titles.
Crossing the Potomac into Virginia, with his
Nurse in ferry boat, the ferrymsn said:
Major. wish that you would lead your
horse little forward"
He Immediately did SO. observing to the
man:
lam not msjor. and you need not call
me one."
To this the ferryman Replied:
"Well, Kuruel, az your pardon, and I'll
not call you 50 no more"
Having arrived at the landing place, lie
led his horse out of the boat and said:
"My good friend. am very plain man /;
Tam neither colonel or nsjor-l have no
title 1t all. and don't like them. How
much have to pay Won r.
The ferryman looked at him surprisingly
and said:
"Yeu are the first white man have ever
crossed on this ferry with that wasn't jist
nobody at all, and ! swar LII not charge YOU
nothing"
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UNIVERSITY or NORTH CAROLINA. }
ChapeI Hill. May I. 1861.


Chapel Hill May !. 1861.
Sir: The present is crisis ia TIE affair,
Of our country that calls for the best service.
we can render in the tented field il neces.
sary. and if not there, in the sphere in which
each one can make himself most useful.
Whilst the Faculty Of this Institution have
no disposition to quench patriotic ardor. or
TO withhold from the public service, at the
proper time, any one capable Of performing
the duties Of soldier, they beg leave to in
innate TO parents and guardians the proprie.
~ Of restraining the anxiety 20 natural "a
the young and inexperienced, to rush pre-.
maturely into military service.
Many young men have left Us, in most in :
stances, under written instructions from
home and with our permission and appruba-
tion, and in others without our knowledge,
and we fear in opposition to the wishes Of
Parents and Guardians. The latter we hope
will return IN due time 10 prepare for the an
nual examination which will begin On Mon.
day the 27th instant.
The Faculty are at the their posts. endeas.
oring to discharge their duty faithfully 10
the young men committed TO their charge.
There will be no suspension Of duties, and
no reasonable pain. will be spared to ren.
der the approaching Commencement sitrsc.
tive. The graduating class is numerous
one, and is regarded as embracing talents
and attalnmenis which will insure eTerei ,es
worthy Of pablo attention. The Rev. d..
Broadus Is 70 deliver the saledictory sermon
70 the SENIOR Class. and the Hon. Thomas
l.. Clingman the annual Address before the
two Literary Societies.
The candidates Cor degrees, except in ca.
ses where for special reasons dispensstion
has been granted. will be expected to be in
attendance By the beginning Of Commence.
ment week.
Yours, very respectfully,
DAVID l.. SWAIN, President
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WHAT The HUMBUGs ARE DOING.

Some Of these swindlers are so guarded in
their operations, that il is proper for US to
only allude 70 their plans in general way,
and leave our readers TO draw their own in
ference,. For example, within a stones
throw Of our own Office is an establishment
i've hardly know its present name, il chan.
ges so often,) which has had half dozen
branches, more or less. carried on under diff.
ferent names--the post-ofiee sddress IS the
same Tor part, while other branches are 10.
Gated in different streets. We knnw that
one man pays all the printing bills for each
Of these concerns. while those receiving their
circulars. would naturally conclude thai they
are distinct parties. This enables the same
man 10 humbug the same individual under
variety Of names, and with different schemes.
Under the name Of one firm, he offers one or
more journals, with "spiendid prizes" Of
various kinds. Under another name he pro-
poses to furnish books Of sundry kinds with
numerous" gifts" % each purchaser. Under
another name magnificent engrsvings are Of
fered dog cheap. with one or more gifts, and
q chance az prizes Of four 10 i've hundred
times tie value Of the small amount Of mo-
ney you are asked for. Valuable agencies
are proposed to all who become his custom
ers.
Under one name q catalogue OF books was
sent out through the mails. 50 plausibly word.
ed that multitude Of persons were led to
send in their money. Numerous eomplsints
have come 10 Us, that nothing could be heard
of money - sent. We forthwith applied at
the establishment for redress, and were
coOlly informed that there was such man
there lev weeks since, who merely rented
a desk, bat "he left a week ago for Phila-
delphia. and We can tell nothing Of his where.
abouts."
Go into this establishment an any day. and
you wall see . number Of persons industrl-
ousy at WORK mailing private circulars BY
the te0s u thousand. TO all parts Of the cOun.
Try. is certain that patronage Is received,
or the business would moi be continued.
Such parties will coatinue their operations
10 some fJrm a. long a. they can find dupes.
The main root Of the matter lies just here !;
many persons belieUe that a 5oldr's vorfh Of
goods can Be obtained for dime. sharpers
play spon this belief. They promise great
gains tor little pains--a fortune for dollar
invested ID lottery scheme, ! farm for . ri.
de. a gold watch Tor song. and 30 On 10 the
end Of the chapter They skilfJlly arrange
their plaas to meet the desires aud raise the
expectations Of their intended dupes. They
vii continue the game 10 some form, until
sll learn the SIMPLE truism that no man can
NUKE hring BY doing losing Jusiaess.
dlasrisaa dgyieslfuria
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

by Henry stephens, YRS. o. Edinburgh and the late
lP. No,tss. Professor Of ss,sniise Agriculture 10
Ysle College, Nes Haven. 3 vols. Royal Octave.
1900 pages. and numerous sngissings.
This a. eoniesscdiy, The most complete work on Az.
TeUiiss ewes published and In o,def N give Il wider
ceuls'ios and publi.hers have resolved reduce The
ffiee 10 Five Dollars for the Twe yeiBmssii
when sent by msil (posi paidl 10 Cslfoins or Ore.
goa, the price will be 81. To every ether part Of The
Union. snd 70 tsnsds. post paid. SO. ~ This work
y sor The Old Book cf the Farm
Rsmusnessf er any ofths shove publications should
slwsys 10 addressed. postpaid, 20 The Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT & co,
No.ss Gold apst, New Yort.
Dscsnbsf ~. H.
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PROSPECTUS
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To the Inventor and Psientee /, IL invalusble the
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CAurIos.-Persons who use Gre arms
should remember that percussion guns or pis-
tolls are sometimes discharged without the
caps. A Southern paper says: A Young
man was badly wounded 10 this city Jester.
day, by the accidental discharge Of pistol
10 the hand of his feiend. Il is worthy Of
remark, that this pistol had no cap on Il. but
4 seems that small portion o. he percus.
sion powder was on the tube, and this WAS
sufficient 10 FIRE the powder.
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Cas- THE SouTH SuProRT frsELT i-One
Eiiphalet Case, a most ardent admirer and
supporter 81 Old Abe. in . communication 10
the Boston Post, iaily answers tie question
above propsunded, a. follows;
Nov. there is nothing that puzzles The
radical Republicans 80 much as the diffieuI.
~ the South will have 10 raising a revenue
70 carry on their government. DID il ever
occur 70 them that ten per cent. 90 this one
article, Of export duty, would raise on $3.50.
100000. s25 900. 900, and that this would
not exceed one cent per pound on the entire
cotton erOps Then suppose the south should
conclude % Tar The products u the Northern
states ten per cent, and The shoes, hats sad
other imports from the free siates east Of the
Aleghsny mountains ten per cent, this would
yield u least s25, O0O, 900 more. Then en-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-05-29

import duty on all other imports from all
other parts Of the globe would make an in.
come Of sl0.00o.000 more-s60, 900, 900 in
all. The South is rich in all the resources
that 60 to make the wealth and power Of
great nations ard can easily within its pres
ent territory support two hundred millions
Of people.
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Pro.pectus.
Observation-Disclosures
prvsrrs 20
Politics. lsritn.isr, xIsstlIsny, ctrtrsl sfvf, ts.
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Tnnl-l1 ,625. 436
The .yalue Of all the forts 10 the former
United States is, $50, 1851.
Though there are but two forts on Virgin
Ia soil. these two cosc more than all the forts
in any other one State, si.301 ,622.
Florida contains forts amounting in value
70 81. 900 $50.
New York has more forts than any other
State. They are Is in number and cost IS.
s79.557.
Louisiana has forts costing s5.7l6.a6o.
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NV PLorR. - Flour il already in market
made from the new crop in Texas, and Ia d
few weeks N abundance taay be had from the
new crop in other States. The harvest aIl
through the South bids fair 70 give an abun.
dant yield. No DAGGER Of starvation,
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Blackwoodis Magazine and
British Reviews,

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RElDKMADE CLOTHING
TO CONSERVATIVES.

I'HE Advertiser. having BEEN restored 10 hsalih in
lev weeks ny very simple remedy. sisf having
suffered -e,efai years With severe lung srtti, n and
that dread di-es-e Cansumpiion-is shAiaus 10 make
known to his teilox.suiiercrs the means nftUp.
To al wha ir,ire i. BE viii send cnps u The pre-
seupiion used frer Of chares) with The direction. 10
preparing and using The sane. which hey wall End
tUEL Gear Or Consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis. &c.
The only olsei Of the advenpeI in sniing ite Pre-
scrppn !. benef the affected sud sprssi infafna.
lion whirh BE .nrrses 10 he nsauale snd W. hars.
every sufferer vii ~ hi nrTneJy - il sil rsI then
nathing. and may prsve a bles,ing.
Persons wishing he prescription gill plessr .ddfes
Rgy. EDW ARD A. WILSON.
Williimsburgb, KING, county, \. f.rt.
October =. 65--Igm
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
Published Id Augusta, Georgia.

DIX. ID. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
W. w. MANN. Literary Edi,or.
WIS Is The title Of Weekly paper, devoted 10 Az
rieuliufe, Literature and An, which am pnblish-
ing in Augusta. Georgia. Il will he in qusro Form %
eight pages folio szeeseh issue TO eouisin forty
iunns matter. Il wilt he in general sse similar 10.
and in size somewhat larger Than The New York Led
GER Il will be Published good book paper and will
be 10 mechanical execution IN the best style Of typo
graphical art. In utility, will be 81 that the beat sF
Eeuliurs aud Praecsl kno~iedee Of the Sosth
eau furnish. weekly visitor 10 the homes Of South
efn planters and farmers, il will be more pseful aud
acceptable 10 hem than any monihly Journal Of equal
merit.
Ny ain l. 10 esisbish paper that will be vhirle
Of ormsion that will be useful 70 southern panlrf.
aud farmers, and . repository Of southern thought.
i'm sinaon and iasie. in the realms Of Lierstu and
Ar; and TO obtain for IL such sn extent ef psfensss
and surcsss viii JUSTIFY the most liberal esmrenss-
al ts contributors. Ahis and srPeiebefJ edi
iors are engaged. end step. are in prosIess 20
contributions from The most pleasing southern srsirr.
u both sexes Much latent talent will be brought
light, aud furnish some sgeeabls su,Pfisesio southern
people.
"Full many gem Of psiss. ray Serene"
will lash before The sdmifins eyes, and cause gene
fous glow IN southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor will b. Or. Daniel I.er. the
di.ng PIesESr % rrieuli1s in The University
Of Gedgia-edor Tor many ysss Psss 81 the Southern
Cultissior. and leading eaarikuter 10 missy North
eIn agricultural journals Of the highest repaisi,on.
The Literary Ednss will he NJ. w. w. Mann. a.
iii. city, an accomplished wtsrsi 6ns taste and sehe
larry attainment, Who. having retired Iron The sesise
ues % the legal p oss.ion. spsut many years 10 Eu-
rope .nd VAS foe several years The Paris eosspnJsni
% the National InsIligenesr. and southern LIsrafy
Messenger.
Terms-e.sA 70 advance, 81 year.
Bill. current in The Stale IRON whieh lhey sent.
received a par.
An1,.,. (..o as
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