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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-11-16
The journal.
x.,test from the Seat of War.

The following are the most important items by
4bo Overland Telegraph during the week
DISPATCH dated Fortress Monroe, Nov. 4th,
.rnounced the arrival of the Monticello from the
blockading fleet, which had entered Bull Bay and
anchored within twenty-five miles of Charleston
THE Norfolk Day Book mentioned a rumor
that Beauregard had resigned. IA REPORT
had reached Cleveland of the repulse of Floyd
nv Rosenkrans, and that Benham and Schenck
were in q fair way to capture him. SOLDIERS
who have lately visited the Wilson creek battle
ground, (where Lyon was killed. say that many
bodies remain unburied. THE army of McCul-
Tough and Price now numbers 10000 men,.
SOUTHERN papers say the rebel loss at Leesburg
was 500 killed and wounded. E. .BEAUREGARD has
made his official report of the Bull Run battle
reports for both sides-says his loss was 399 kill
ed, l,20O wounded Federal loss 4,500 killed,
wounded and prisoners. The rebels consider the
report correct, of course THE N. Y. Herald's
Washington dispatch of Nov. 7tb, reported Beau
regards army between Fairfax and Centervile,
1000 strong, with 200 cannon. The Virginia
troops are dlsplrlted, ana were desertlng dalIy
WHEN the announcement of Fremont's reno
val was received at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, the indig-
nant populace burned Old Abe" in efigy -.
THE resignation of Gen. Wool was anticpa
ted at Fortress Monroe. JEFF. DAVIS has ap-
pointed Friday Nov. l5 as day of fasting and
prayer. Isn't it singular that the rebel President
should choose d" haugman's day. to fast and pray
in 2. THERE are LII Federal prisoners at
Richmond. IT was believed at Washington
that Gen. Haleck, Of California, would succeed
Fremont. THE announcement that Mcclellan
had succeeded Scott was received with great en-
thusiasm by the Federal soldiers. -. THE rebel
leaders at Richmond have not been able to keep
posted lately, and getting anxious to know what
Mcclellan intends to do. ALL the Northern
Governors have promised the Secretary of State
that they will see to the immediate and thorough
fortifcation of sea and lake ports GEN. HAVE
LOCK, brother of he of British India fame, has of
fered his services TO Government. GEN Hun
TER has succeeded Fremont, and battle with the
rebels was hourly expected.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31
MARTIN ROBBINS, JR.
$50 West 5th Street.
aFar Coal OIL and Lamps

READ an extract from the Cincinnati and
ETintlrqk 5fcj,cq{ Jyurn1I. Vol. 3, page 30,
~ its editor, PRor. r. =. NEWTON. in regard
10 this Remarkable Cure
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31

Every family a r',i- --a> ~, houli VI" the
SANBCCI WINE,
Celebrated in Eu.up, i, -'p-di"irai aud beneficial
qualities a. seutle s;,uu aut. Tonic. DIretic and
used in European AMI American Hn-pitaIs. and by
some of the fret tamie- Vt Europe aud America.
A. TONIC,
It has equai, causing a" appetite aod building up
the system. being eli ireiy Pu-e VINE OF most
valuable fruit
As A DIURETIC,
1t imparts a healthv acriou 70 the Glands and Hid
neys and Urinary Organs. very beneficial in Dropsy,
Govt, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEERS WINE
l. not a mixture or manufactured article but il
pnre from the juice ofthe Portugal Sambucus. cul-
tivated in New Jersey, recomn,e' det by Chemists
nerier 70 any other Vine. N use and an excellent
article for all weak and dahiitated persons and the
aged AM nirm. improving the appetite and benefit
ting ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because It Will not intoxIcate other wines. as it
contains mixture OF splrIs or other liquors and
is admired for its rich pculir flavor and nutrit We
properties, impartng heath, tone to the digestive
organs and blooming, soft, aud healthy skin and
complexion
WE REFER TO
A few well known gentlemen and physicians, who
have tried the Vine
Gov Moran. y. Y State DR. Ward, Newark, n. j.
Dr.J r. Chiffon Ny citv, Dr Dousherty, Newark,
DR. Parker. \ Cry. j
Drs Darcy & Nichol, D.. Parish. Phila,
Newark, \. j, Or. Davis, Chicago, Ill.
- None genuine unless the signature o. Al
FRED STEER, PaS-ajc, Y J, - !, over the cork of
each bottle.
y MAKE ONE TRIALDF THIS WINE. n
For sale by Druggistss
A. SPEEK, PROPRIETOR, -
VINEYARD PasSaic New Jersey.s
OFFICE . 5 broadway New Y TX.
JOHN Ia FOV. PARI-,
Ageut for France an Germany oct25
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31

Gentlemen Il will
with great pleasure
give my testimony
as 10 What your SAR-
SAPARtLLA AND
: TIL L II NGIA, or
Blood and Liver
Syrup. Has done for
NC. Some three and
81 half years since, l
was attacked with a
: CRO F Z / Q L S
WHITE SWELL
ING, which was at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31

NOTlN l., My wife, Mary Ann " hit
~ comb, has lett my bed and board which at my
own hou,e ha'e provided, aud gone away without
oause will pay no d'bts OF her contrasting or on
her account.
L@s INFLOW WHlTCOMB.
Granville, n. Y 30, Oct. IT, 1861 octl9d&w 3w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31

tended with most eXcruclating pains! | tried
various remedies, and had two Of the best
Physicians Of the city, Zone of them a Pro-
tes-or in an Oh School Medical College and
they Failed to give me any Relief! I was SO
reduced that | was confined TO my bed for
over three months. The nerves and muscles
Of one leg were 50 contracted and drawn up,
that COULD NOT WALK. | had MORE
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
nv legs, from which took from time to time,
more than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
BONE. some Of them from three 10 four inches
long. I was reduced to almost skeleton, and
nv friends had given up all HOPES Of my
RECOVERY! was in this condition when
commenced the use of Your Blood and Liver
Syrup. | have used altogether some two
dozen bottles am now ABLE TO ATTEND
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have become 50
strong that walk without any dlhicultv-
AND HAVE ENTIRELY RECOVERED Ny
HEALTH. Yours, truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, JR.
$50 West 5th Street
Dealer in Coal Oil and Lamps.
READ an extract from the Cincinnati and
Efip5urqk 3fsj,cqj J,rna', Vol. :, page 30,
~ ts editor, PEoF. K. : E"ION. IN regard
10 this Remarkable Cure
while Martin Robbins was in the very
worst imaginable condition, We were called 10
attend him for fracture Of the leg, produced
bv fall The indications Of reunion Of the
bone, under thc circumstances, were very
untayorable, for he would sit, day after day,
PICKING OFT SMALL PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slough Of. found HIM
using scovilrs Preparation, 'ehlch h con
tsau1d 70 use until Il cure nas Gferted. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, beng
ia attendance only a- surgeon; yet we con.
;-s- We had much curiosity 70 ree "hat cou.a
be done il, a system 50 extensively diseased
a. his was"
THE DurToH FCRTHER SAYS, since mat TINE
he ha. made U.s., Of SCOVILL'S SAkSAPA-
EILLA aAd -TILLlNGIA in hl- practice,
and II h., rlrli the MOST DIFFICULT CASE, q;
SrEOFrL and sIpNILLTIC DISEASES.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-10-31
CTANMERING CURED BY ELEC-

Entered according to act Of Congress April 3D. 1851
BY
sc PRATT NJ D., No. Al, fremont 81. Boston.
Dr. Pratt also gives especial tention to the ei,
fcient ard positive cure Of the following sptclsI
Nervous Diseases yiz:-Deafness Blindness, Loss OF
Voice Disease of the Heart. Asthma, Neuralg lar
Rheumatism, Epilepsy, and Diseases OF women
CHARGES to suit the times.
Reception hours from 10 A. NJ. to3 P NJ
Z. S ALI letters containing s'amPsl promptly
answered o. 30 - NV >"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
LIST OF GARDEN SEEDS.
For Sale at The DRUG STORE.

For Sale at the DRUG STORE.
ASPARAGUS.
BEANs-Early Six Weeks, Red speckled Vallcniiue,
Brown ditto Red French, l.,rge lima Buuer,
Carolina, Scarlet Runners. Royal DWar
BEET-Exira Early ifurnip Early Blood, Long Red,
Silesian or White Sugar, Swiss Chard.
BR0G0LI-Purple Cape.
CABBAGE-Early York, French Ok Heart Early sn.
gar Loaf, Early Battersea, Early Drnmtrnl. Drun-
head Savoy, Large Late Drunhcad, late Fist Dutch,
Green Glazed Red Dutch foS plcklcng.
CARRoT-Long Orange, Early Horn, l.nrgc Field
CAULIFLoWER.
CELERY-White Solid, Silver Giant, Red Solid,
CORN-Evergreen Sugar.
|CUcUMBER-Eary Frame, Long Green, Glctkin.
EGG PLANT Large Purple, Early Purple.
ENDIVE-Green Cured.
LETTUCE Early Cured, Brown Dutch, Royal Cab.
bage, Drumhead, White Cos.
MELLONS-Nuimeg, Ciiron. Mountau SmouI.
MIlSTARD-While, Brown.
NAsrURTlUM.
0KRA.
ONION Silver Skin or White, Large YelloS.
p LEY-CurIed or Double, Plain or single.
|PARSNiP- Sugar.
PEAs--Isndretb's Extra EARLY, Early Franc Royal
Dwarf MaTowfat, Early May, Bishops EARLY.
PEPPER-Large Sweet, Bull Nose.
PUMPKIN Common Field
RADIsH Long Scarlet Short Top, Waiic Turin.
Rooted. Red Turnp Rooted, Long Salmon
RHUBARB, or Pie Plant.
Satisfy, OF Oyster Plant.
lSPINACH-R Round Savoy.
| SQUASH-Early Bush, Long Green.
lTOMATO-Large Red.
TuRNIP-Early Flat Dutch, Rcdrop Large Norf,,k
Large Globe, Dales Hybrid. Ru,u Baga OF Swedish
February 10. 2g-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Jura, from Liverpool on the
5th instant, arrived at New York Tuesday.
The underwriters Of the London an Liver
pool have advanced their rates Of insurance
one per cant. on cargoes from southern States,
in consequence Of increased fire and war
risks.
Napoleon opened the French Legislature
on the 4th. He gave pacific assurances. and
reiterated his non-intervention policy.
Queen Victoria opened the British Parlia-
ment on the 9th. She alluded to the Ameri-
can troubles, and expressed fervent wish
for an amicable adjustment.
The King of Naples has issued an appeal
to the Two Sicilies. offering them the CON
stitution Of 1912. Sicilian army, and an en-
lirely separate administration. He asks
them to give an asylum to the royal family,
abandoned but brave, and too well instruct
ed by misioriunes.
The Pope has ordered his troops to return.
Fifteen thousand Sandman have passed
through Cmbria on their march to Naples.
The Sardinians have evacuated the Papal
dominions in compliance with request from
Napoleon. The Spanish war vessels which
we're sent to Gaeta have been repulsed By
Admiral Persano.
pThe steamer Nova Scotian, from Liver.
oool on the 9TH instant, arrived at Portland
n Thursday last.
The most important intelligence BY thi,
arrival is from Italy. A dispatch from Gae
Ia, 9TH instant, states that the besiegers have
blown up three powder magazines, and de
stroyed the side curtain Of the citadel. Tht
garrison asked for an armistice Of two DAYS
70 bury their dead. and Gen. Cialdini grant
ed the request, besides sending necessarie,
for the wounded.
England has been invited by France t
stop Garibaldi's career, but declined on tn,
plea that the Neapolitans ought to be left Il
settle matters themselves.
A letter from Genoa states that while TIL
electors were proceeding in one Of the com
munes Of the province of Messina, part,
Of Bourbonists entered the hall, and butch
cred in cold blood the president Of the cleo
toral college and his two sons.
The Moniteur confirms the eession o
Mentone to France.
The Times remarks that the votes in tn
Prussian Chambers in favor Of Italy are cal
culated TO check the warlike inclination Q
the Courts Of Germany.
The Sultan continues his refusal 10 assen
to prolongation Of the French Occupation
in Syria.
The Montenegrians are ravaging the villa
ges in the district Of Nicaset, killing men
women. and children, burning houses, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term, 1861.

In Equity-March Term. 1861.
Susan Valentine and others, rs. James Valentine and
the heirs at law Of Caiet, Campbell.
nATll having been made before the undersigned,
- Clerk and Master Of Orange Court 81 Equity thai
James Valentine. and the heirs al law Of Catett
Campbell, deceased, reside beyond the limits Of
this State; Publication is therefore ordered and made
for six weeks successfully in the Hisborough Recor-
der for said defendant. 10 appear the next term Of
said Court, 10 be held in the court house ia HilisbU-
rough, the second Monday in March next then and
there to plead, or demur 10 said hill or the
same will be taken eH parte TO them, and sci down
for hearing accordingly.
THOMAS WEBB, c. g. " Z.
January 80. 1861. Price adv. 81 50. fly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
Furniture! Furniture! Furniture

A 7 G. s. C0oLEY's Furniture Warcfooms, Hills
"A borough n. o., may be found an assortment Of
the most improved styles Of Furniture.
Always on hand, and made 70 order, large sssort-
ment Of Rocking, Office, and Sitting Chains.
upholsiering done in the best manner.
Mahogany, Walnut and Gilt Moulding Frames made
10 order on the shortest notice.
Mahogany, Walnut, Poplar and Pine C0FFlNs
kept constantly on hand, and fine HEARSE for Fu-
neral occasions. Undertaking attended TO-
would most respectfully return my sincere thanks
sor past fayors, and by strict attention TO business
hope to merit continuance OF the same.
Very respectfully, c. COOLEY.
January 30. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27

NEw YoRK, Feb. 20.-Mayor Wood for
mally receives Mr.. Lincoln this Morning IN
the Governors room Of the City Hall. The
Mayor said, the city Of New York had never
offered its Inequalities to a man clothed with
more exalted powers OF resting under great
er responsibilities than those which circum-
stances have deyol,ed upon you. Coming
into office with dismembered government
10 reconstruct and disconnected and hostile
people 10 reconcile. il will require high pa.
triotsm and an elevated comprehension Of
the whole country--its varied interests, o.
pinions, prejudices-to so conduct public az
fairs AZ TO bring back our former harmonic
Gus. consolidated and prosperous condition.
Mr.. Lincoln responded, agreeing with the
sentiments Of the Mayor. 10 his devotion
to the Union, he said he was behind no man.
Ia wisdom he may be deficient, but he had
heart devoted to the work.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
UNIVERSITY OF n. G.
Philanlhropic Hall. Feb'y 10th, lst

fhhinlhrOpic man, req ipll, lool.
With the deepest sorrow, the Philanthropy
ic Society has received intelligence Of the
death Of our fellow member, Thomas L. ARM
STRONG, of Tennessee. Mr.. Armstrong was
a native Of this (0range) county. He grad
uated here with the class OF 1882. In the
fail Of 1888 he moved TO Tennessee, where
his integrity, persevering and Industrious
habits, won for him many warm. hearted
friends. He fell victim TO "that dire hu-
nan destroyer" consumption. The Somer-
willie Times thus speaks Of him:
\ In the death OF MIR. Armstrong, the
community loses good citizen. the Presby-
teran Church consistent member, and his
family kind husband. fond parent and a
humane master. lie leaves large family
10 lament his loss-together with large en-
Gle Of friends, who viii deeply sympathlze
with them in their luss."
Therefore, as il has pleased our Heavenly
Father TO take him from earth,
Rfsoiced, That we bow with reyerent awe
Ia the decree Of Him, who reigneth and who
ruleth and ordereth all things well, and who
in his infinite wisdom and goodness, has seen
fit to remove from earth our worthy and es-
tcemed brother.
Resoiged, That while we would not in
trude upon the sacredness ofdomestic grief.
We tender our warnest sympathy 10 his be-
reavcd family and friends, and while weep.
ing at the common altar OF grief, we would
point them 10 that Eternal Source from which
alone lows that balm which can heal the
wounded and bleeding heart.
ResOiued, Thata copy Of these resolutions
be sent to the family Of the deceased, and Ia
the University Magazine, Somerylllc Times
and lIlIIsborough Recorder, with q request
% publish them.
r. +. SEYMOUR
A.P. YOUNG, Committee.
X W. JOINER,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
PEACE CONFERENCE.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 2O.

Washington, Feb. 90
The time Of the Peace Convention has
been occupied for the most part to-day by
speech-making. Mr.. Field, Of New York,
made the ablest effort yet, as said by the ul-
ira republicans. Mr.. Frelinghuysen, Of
New Jersey, and Mr.. Dodge, Of New York,
spoke at length in favor Of compromise.
Mr.. Smith, Of New York. defended the
Republicans, but was willing to 90 for a
General Convention Of the States, to propose
amendments to the Constitution. hear that
ex-President Tyler has expressed the opin-
ion that the Guthrie plan will be adopted ;
the idea is depressing to the ultra Republi-
cans.
Accounts from what are termed the Union
lists in the Virginia State Convention repre-
scented that the old Commonwealth is bound
to secede unless things are done here which
shall give assurance that justice shall be
done to the South. When the Peace Con-
yention shall submit to carry its propos-
ed amendments to the Constitution, il will
without much doubt, recommend that body
to lay them before the State Legislature, and
also recommend the call Of national con.
vention, to be elected BY the people, to pro.
pose amendments to the Constitution.
Gov. Ramsey, Of Minnesota, is spoken Of
for place in Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet. He il
the architect Of his own fortune, an able and
practical legislator. and, being Pennsylya
MAN, cannot have much Of the fanatical ele-
ment in him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27

OnsraucrIos or CHAHLEsros HARBoR.-A
late letter from Charleston says. One sad
accident has been the result OF the foolish
ness Of the State in putting out all the lights
al the entrance Of the harbor. The brig
James Madison. from Attakspas. with car.
70 Of sugar and molasses. bound for Balti-
more, in attempting 70 make this harbor on
the 18th instant, in distress. but not seeing
any lights, got among the breakers, struck,
and soon went 10 pieces. The captain and
Tour men we're lost, only one man being saw
ed. The harbor Is so difficult 10 enter that
most Of The goods that come here are shipped
by the way Of Savannah, as insurance cannot
be effected on goods shipped directly here"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
Ancient and Modern Medical Practice.

The rapip progress towards perfection esnccd 10 ev
cry branch Of art and science IL seldom Witnessed 10
that anomalous body, the medical profession, which
elings vih the iron tenaeiiy Of superstition 10 lis ef.
iete and srpoded traditions. Thisimmcbility Of action
and opinion Is selfssjeni from The fact that few Il
ans, ply eontefssnt wifh the affinity exist
ing between disease and iis remedy. True they may
be familiar with The diagnosis Of particular maa-
dy and prescribe for Il from The formula Of their Ma
mail but In what manner this medcine OF combua.
lion Of medicines exercises specific influence on The
disease 10 mystery 10 them consequently from first
70 last It's little better than game Of speculation.
We have been led 70 these remarks BY The pefusal
Of short article from a late issue Of the London
Lancet" on the nature and Treatment q dseaseit IN.
stances the strong sound common sense which per-
sades The system established by Df. Holloway about
The close o. the present century. Says The Baacer
d.. Holloway clAsses diseases under two heads--the
stomach and the blood, sud no matter under what form
The disease Is indicated nc treats either Of besc
with his celebrated vegetable Pills-lhere is idle
speculation hefethe Of The disorder IL straight
way attacked and incontinsnly exicfminaied. lndi.
gestion is frequently accompanied BY headache, BIZ.
iousness, loss Of appetite, and general debility indiaes.
ton Il merely disorder Of the stomach and 10 reach
any Of the above complaints We must recify the de.
engagements Of The digestive otgans-in Hke manner
sefofuous affections, such as Kings Evil, sab Rheum,
Efysipelss Rhcumaism, &c., traced 70 vaied hu.
mofs Of The blood with which DE-. HolIoway's PILE
combine and by neuifsrne these hnmors restore The
natural healthy properties Of The bleed and secfeiess
journal AZ Hsakk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27

BmIIcM REcoRpKH, = The Office Of the
Biblical Recorder. Baptist paper in this
city, was sold onyesterday. at public sale.
and was purchased by Rev. ]. ]. James,
for several years past senior editor Of the
paper. He has heretofore been managing
the concern for a number Of stockholders,
but now becomes sole owner. The Recor-
der Is a large, well printed and ably con-
Quoted paper, and deserves the patronage Of
Che Baptist denomination and the public
generally. Raleigh Banner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27

San Francisco papers of the I'd instant
state that the Legislature was still debating
Union resolutions. There asbeen nosnoini-
nation Of Democratic candidate for the
United States Senate. Since the discovery
of the Washoe and other silver mines, on
the eastern slope Of the Sierra Madre,
ifty-three silver-mining companies have
been organized, with nominal capital Of
s44,00O,000' There are again rumors of a
secret movement among southern politici ans
in California, to preeipitate crisis in the
State. under the waichward Of Pacific Re-
public.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
PA IRONY.
wooDaAN, SPARE THAT TREE"

WOODAANs SPARE THAT lhbE.
Modman, spare that Gag,
Touch not single star;
From sea to mountain erag
is stripes have sleam'd aiar;
Twas our forelaihers' hand
That gave il as our lot,
There, madmen, LET il stand,
Your rage shall harm il not.
Thu. ilis Of Liberty,
Whose glory aud rnown
Are spread DER land aud sea.
And would you strike il DOWN.
MadInsn, suspend your will,
Cut not II heasen-bom tics;
Our CouniTy's ensign still.
sireak'd with celestial dyes.
On Oceans wave and heath,
In battle and 10 blast,
Our fathers cheer'J beneath,
Or nail'd / % the mast;
A tear Tor those who fell,
For those Who lived. reaown,
Il caught their last farewell
OIL do not hew Il down.
Our hear.sifings round thee cling.
Aud mem'nes o'cr thee crowd;
On Geld and deck Thy wing
Has been fteemsn's shroud!
Old Dag. the storm siiIl brave;
And, traitors, leave The sroii
While we've an arm 10 save.
Your rage shall harm Il not.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27
LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY.

TIME spring Session o. this InsiiiHilou vii con-.
mence January 9Th. 1861. Students NH ,r al.
milted al any time and charged lfon thr iine o rn
trance until The end OF the ses,nn. except H. ea. 81
prolnctcd illness. Tie new Academy will d, c,nple.
led by ihclsi Of February, when the arromtnaittis
aud facilities will IL equal 10 those u any other -rp,
Of The same order. Bpai III respectable fan.es ncaf
the Academy, 50 per month, iuruling Wa>lug md
aI other necessarics. lcrms of Tuition. g. 10 AID $
dollars per session. Branches iaushi-gfaiuE " ri.
ing, Spelling English Grammar. Arihu, l,c algrtfu
Latin &c. &c. NJ pains Will NJ SPARE ~ Irunpr
the interest and advancement of 10, srpaG,,ri ~
enafse' J. l.. BR0lyER
December 81 H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-02-27

Mr.. Lincoln, the President elect. arrived at Wash
ingtou Saturday morning last said tina, he has
perfected his inaugural and that while j, does not VIC.
late The policy Of the Chicago platform. does not close
he dsoi against an amicable adjustment, Of pending
difficulties. providing the people through COns,itu-
dona Convention, desire change IN the Fundamental
laws Of the land
The new Administration will come in on Monday
nsst.