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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
/. dfess dLEAhEH08 FhoM Gus ExcHAHgfes
oyssefnsat * 1jPhs Gr,n n,sts,gal Of Tu.. aaw .a,

es"SsDs1sssf SH'Af''piS'@a VI ANS' 11J says
The TsAfher wae yarn and showry ysstsnday,
tho mercury fanglpg az IS degrees. By dspatehss
from I CITY svs Jearp thst the AlisghsBy had
rissD eet 81 bat point With fact aud risiog ~
PiftabaEg ksHeFeay aiarnoon. A. Whssling 10
~ ffiHg u rdsys = fb "a net in the channel.
- Tie KAoAeLA sas falliog on Friday With thirty
A. tnchss ~ The ehanne, HBd hard ralns which nay
a. - make a Awsif. Here. tho Tisorl bas ded two
inches dargk hs past a. heHFss lth gset
s3ifiTst " sfi II rees, s $500 ~ ss,n,h
Shoals, IN this CUMBERLAND, aud TEsigg.
Capt. Drintwater dropStd the X. X. Quaker.
GOWN TO the Ia night. khs has Just
left the dock. and 10 10 eomplsts business order,
ard vii j. al and leave FIR Evansville to-day.
Capt, p O'Riley, formerly OF EvAne iile,
bnt HezLa Permanent fixture m New Oriean#, at
the = POy and sew Levee, IN the oFs
wArdinK md com Pission fudness, f. in the city,
his adquarters being At the Spencer House.
The wDed chief is looking hale and hearty,
aud as full Of energy a. In dsys ofyore. 10. 6
he
Mr. He,ry Chaplin ielsgFAphs there waz ~
fst on BlsnE erbaasett last night, and fiaGhE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
= a-l-. 3.

an now rcoeivirg the beet sssert.
meRs of Fall and Alntsr Goods ever
~ re 4 ID this y Arket.
| wo0ld call the Atgentien Of buyers
20 the Aecline IN prices. hHI9
iuvtte your atn nfion II the iiss q
God heiow men tloa a. IL win give
you . general "a. a % NY ktoek. wlacn
l. mere complete than any enc q tha
Asad eyeg Snsred Ia this zseti0n q
the eopNtry. 49,
= order 90 prevent the 81 81 attn
cnity Nhich buyers haze ~ lac enc.
rtsz ced IN ptecarieg Tall lines 81 1
Goods. have srarsd 90 psins Ia max.
ing ~ my asforiment Is smoFsces
the choicest vsrietiea q 10th Yer. lxa !
ana Dome-tic aeocs, tnciadinx Fakey
- Nela - 6tppis articles.
- shat b. my aim - shars S4sh
rarchas ~ tis aivahiAkes Rairsi by
A.oIE M 1sri4uce, Large furek aaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
The sir Per Can't conpouna Interest Ho.ss are
bought - a small prenium. Say

Janas Ie prem.
Julys bsbl....... tc prem.
The prvmiam increases a. the notes approach
maturity. The notes dated August. October, aud
pecsmber, 1854, used as circulation. but a.
they grow older " the value wii iRereass. II 10
not imVFt bsbie that these notes viii Be fedesEisi
bsfoFs maturity, by sIowipg their conversion into
$50 Bonds. Ia that ssent the notas air com
msnd higher prsuium. or $50 Beods must ds-
cline below present quotations. rt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

SPOOL COTTON.
J&P. costs's. Green DanisIss. wnlaantie
Orr and hsasughs's. Brooks a oiark'a,
BRAID.
skirt. EmbFeissrT. Alpaca siis AMI cfoshss.
BUTTONS.
/ Paasi shirt. Rubhar Vest and Coat. Al Voc,
Lassiss.. ysiFsts Class. siik. Dress. BOue. PAHts
BINDINGS.
Alpaca Un'on coai Aad silk. "a fai itneI
SEWING SILK.
sksia and spos, Tasor,' rv.si. saslers', Ma
ehlts. E@bF0l isfy, Amsrisaa md ftaisaa. Ia
lspounds.
PINS.
Amfrlesn sna Hose pTsss p ne. bet assiity.
- zee :. . = =; and = at ns~riy The Agsafs
NEEDLES.
crowiey a Sons. Barilstrs EueIish a Hes.
ais ~, "a. Mes 2, !, = ?. = s;Is ssd no. a..
10. beth 10 fharps sod Batwesns.
ELASTIC GOODS.
cords and Frills Mohair Elastic, silk asd CO...
tsn Eas,is Braid, Arm EIastiss, Lsaks' Ans
- TAPES.
Whit, Brovs, b a-k. s'ate snd assorted Cotton
Stay Binaing', irom No. atjis.
COMBS.
HsrS f Tsosy sabs Fasss Ia aI sS. sss
Rus Der, Horn and Wood Pocket n 70 aad Ra :.
Der DTsssisg asd an sndlsss vsFissl Of aubtsT,
hes, Z, Ana ooooysArf faisnt' "a Hes. @, ",
SOAPS.
Consists o. coissteia. Reehsst-r. cAsmieAi
Wofks aaA Thomas WorNtisy's 10 q lnphof Poa.
ems, EKosn windsor. Hcnsy and cssilla. Thomp.
sen's osks end bsrs, Yankee and Military
Shaving and oiyosrins.
PERFUMERY.
Lssln's, Bssls's, yslss fsaaI Rros.'r and
SS.s o rssi. ssd ssss:a s'' sad
TOILET ARTICLES.
Bsss:, Vis.Ess' Rouge 10y wIisS. Bs aS Ia.
ana hssn fan.s r fas
BRUSHES.
con. Dust, Hair, 1oeih, EAil, shsx'nx and
shos Brushes also. nice Fine RsAihif Daslsr.
BEADS.
A good as.ortnent IA Black, white, Bias, Red.
Amber sad Cosa'.
HOOP SKIRTS. q
q
stsei sprisg HOOP fkirs. A large aus eoepisfs
Assoftmsnt 10 Chilas', Miss sud 1.4dissf, ~
aud sieeh THPs, White aDd Colorsd.
C0BSETS.
Frsaeh Wovs aad Amsricaa. IN white ant Col
eFss. lThsIaEgsst sss0rtEasst IA ths eisy9 from
80 8 WALLETS.
Sheep. Calf ard Moroeeo.in Pocket ers BIN
Porte aennsiss, Ladies Chain, Bsss apd Cabaa,
aud Back Pnrses. 3HN1 tA3 .ts|
JET GOODS.
wide Belt BsekIss, late. 1 ssyi~r, IL Bone. 0ussa
PeFeha AID CIT, shands, Sieve Bnstsass Vest
Plas and Breast Pips. ~
q .hs' HEAD NETS.
elk. Mohair, Inyis.bio sLk trimmed 10 the
RIBBONS.
SIX snd cettsa Velvet Bosast. TsSsta. aud
AZ. 2 sd ~ sBch Bal; Klhioo, IL Bl.ek. PAT
~, fisk, blas' h.gssts, Lssshsr shd BrVws,
NECK TIES.
A epmpists AssJrtnsut q shs mott dssIrsbis
g STATIONERY.
letter, Mote, G p. Bill an4 Id er Pspar E1-
ysopsH IN all ceiors, e.ssi PsnS, FsBeiia, Rsn
hoaaerss &e- d --aIf a..l---a -
LINEN THREAD
coats's. saeboor's. Ste art saa DsniA2's
SUNORIES.
cahss Coed, sIfk tsst Cord. slst cfochst. Ess-
dies Heoks sps E9ss. .Fiog stss. sateh
ss.sa;I ssss ns ne s :. w.ssh Ksss, dsG.
Ia-~- Tsps THmniax. otssi Iw-szsrs Nt4s SILK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

lLznb,s-woei n ss. Of PA n. Blas, Nlxsss
White sa1 slate, end Be- mo u zssof % zig . :
Atssss' and Chhdrsus' IN lxes aesorfsd sizss .
Msns' Homemads, Msrfno a. q Aii-NaOl tsooass =
Are aea xfm@ut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
RRUGHES-

Toiis, Powder. Tooth FAsts, Powdsr. and Pu
ana Men Fan. ts'as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

The cOapOBsfr from abs 1910 Treasury Notes are
paid, when due, Without charge, end the One
Yea Ftve'PsE Cent Interest Tressury Notes are
redeemed uEon pIesshtstioa.s These sotes are all
past due, aud the interest osasei from date Of
tnrity. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
sUNDRIES.

Fresh GROUND corn HEAL-At
L = - TeLEaAsT BRos.
Feed Your Cattle.
Z csRUsHFD coRS, sHELLKD COIN. BRAE,
" Sc ''ii''r'e ~ IGLKHARr BROS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
COLLARS.
GLOVES
LAnIES, HnsIERY.

Hs1s Bsek Gloves and @ sua lets, Ns1s' Kis
and Wool Glsyei, Isdiss' Buck. G<EBtl sts, Kia
SIX. Noel. sn5 grnsrai variety q .iyies. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
2. se i.ll4v. sqsAl e b srisyou'ls punished.


Personal We regret 10 state that our old friend
h Georgs fDos 10. tho well-known steamboat agent,
IL lying quite ct his residence In this city.
stla The physician who attends him thinks he will be
- able tar aApEn to b Is occupation On week or two
The slsewer Liberty No. 2 0sorgs o.. Hart,
ts-, master, aad Bruce Aivord, clerk, win leave 10
rs5tf daf Tor MennRhiss from Portland wharf, at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

% 771llfI -
Z 5 10 Treasury Eptss ars being Eait In ereHls-
tisa ~ PaFties WHO invessed in them some time
ego, and who. a. they need money, pay them cut.
! h ere iaksa By our bankers at par. though no
large kmou are could b sold at that rate.
5 2o4nd f0,A0 U. s. Bonds are not offered, asd
no isquiry made fsr them. They generally
held y PARTIES d 20 mae Investments The
railing New Yak quotations govern the value
here, sddfr coat OF purchasing or ssling, as the
case may be We give the quotations J
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

STk snd Ccttsa Vslyet Boaast, TsHsta aud
| ~. sd ~ iDeh Bal; Kibboo, 10 Black Par
| ", Pick, blus, nsgsnts, Leathsr ahd Brss q,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07
CLoB9ING.

HOM . INTERESTS.
To PHrsEcIAss.--If you wish to purrEAss gure
Drugzs Msdhrinss, aud ChsmisaIs a. . small al
vanes on Eastern prices 90 Ans examine 4 III sEz
6 WHITES stscE. whsre yeu WI nud every ar7f-
Gle that Il neede1 b. the profession, s0d - prices
which cannot al % give s.sisfseti0n. 1hsF
ssors : AZ w - Nas1..--@t3 49, -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29
Funeral ObseQuies Of Mrs. Seward.

AUBURN N. Y. June %. The remains Of
the late Mrs VIM. II. Seward left Washing
ton Thursday morning at 1870 O'Clock, on
a special train provided by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, under charge of Assis-
tant Superintendent Ducart, and arrived in
this city at six o'clock this morning. /" The
remains were accompanied to this city by
Secretary Seward, General VIM. II. Seward
and Fannie Seward, Major General Han.
cock, Brig Gen Mitchell. of Gen Hancock :
staff. aud Major Morris Surgeon o. s. A.,
one OF the surgeons who attended Secretary
Sewarns family The funeraof the deceas
ed will take place at St Peters Church, in
this city, to morrow Saturday at three
O'Clock p. M. Secretary Stewards health does
not seem to haselheen injure' by the jour
ney tie bore the fatigue remarkably well
| rs.., r.s q .--
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29
Stephens Prison. Life.

BosToN June pa soldier acting as one Of
the guards over Alexander H. Stephens al
Fort Warren, Informs the T. acetter that the
late Vice President of the Confederate States
spends much of his time in writing, and
has already prepared Immense volumes OF
manuscript, enough to give complete his
tory Of the rebellion. He also reads consid
erably and each morning spends some time
III singing hymns, which he does with q
good voice and much feeling and spirit =
lie maintains however proud and haugh
ty spirit aud standsupon his dignity mani
testing no desire whatever to converse witti
any ore while taking his daily walks upon
the ramparts. lie however does not hesi
tate to express Occasionally his dislike to'
jefferson Davis and for that IN tier so does
Postmaster General Reagan who is kept ii
au adjoining cell
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29
The Traitor Breckenridge.

Sd t.a New YORK, June %. e.
The Hefntd's Havana correspondent says
of the escape Of Breckiuridge and party.
These worthies were all near Jeff Davis
when he was captured but managed to
elude the NATIONAL troops, and travelled
across the states Of Georgia and Florida to
the coast, where they secured a small boat
and put to sea, arriving at Cardenas on the
sllth Instant, after three days and nights
passed almost entirely without eating or
sleeping. At Card,nas hey were seren .ded,
and received marked attention from the
Spanish Government and people They ex
pected to remain in Havana for some time"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29

2 @The majority for the new constitution
of lAissosri is trsm 5000 10 5000.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29
Written for the KEEosBA TELEdRAPH.
LINES TO sly MOTHER.

BYANEiE F.w.
Say Mother do you mise me.
When the shadows are creeping on
Do the children speak Of Annie
And the days that's been and gone
And when they say 'Our Father
In accents low and sweet
Do they lisp one prayer for her,
They never more may meet
There's mystic chain with bands of gold
Twines round the hearts at home,
And I coad dwell with them content.
THIS wide world not to roam.
Ali you ne er can know dear Mother,
How my heat goes out to you
How it yearns this summer twilight
For the friend who was ever true
For the friend who was ever ready.
Let troubles come go.
To smooth the rugged paths we trod,
And dry the tears Of woe. sE~e
OBI come to me tonight sweet Mother,
Aud with gentle words OF love.
Sooth this troubled restless spirit,
Teach it howto look above
For Oh sm cropping in darkness,
And the light is far away,
/ cannot bear the weary load.
That burdens my heart to-day.
And when you kneel my Mother,
In the rosy bluarng morn,
Oh lift fervent prayer to heaven,
For your waywad eldest born.
June 18Th Caledonia. Minnesota.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29

ETA Yankee has invented a machine for
grating peoples feelings. 551
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-29
rTThe New York Herald saws ::

b q The New FORK Herald says:
X :, We would give the suffrage at once to
four classes of Southern negroes First and
emphatically to every negro who has borne
arms in the cause of the United States Sec
ond, to every negro who owns real estate;
thir., to every negro who can read and rites
and fourth to every negro who had belonged
10 any religious organizations or church
for five years before the war. These points
would cover every one that ought to vote,
and they would insure in every negro voter
a spirit of manhood as we'll as discipline;
some practical shrewdness, intellectual de-
velopment and moral consciousness and
culture tits well worth the consideration
Of the President whether something like this
should not be included in the scheme Of
reconstruction
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
AN EMIGRATION OF CAPITAL TO THIS
COUNTRY.

The migratious OF the industrial develop.
meat Of human energy-Of that composite
power made up Of capita', skill. ingenuity
and enterprise one Of the most re,
msrkable points in the history Of nations
Even in the ancient days, when the world
was So infinitely less realistic and practi-
cal than it is now, these misratlons exer.
cised a wonderful influence. and the move
nen,s Of capital and labor determined the
glory or decay Of cities. principalltIes and
powers. Carthage grew up under such a
movement from Sidon and Tyre. and her
greatness was the direct result Of it. while
a the purple robe Of The older cities fill
upon the younger one their vitality passed
ewav. The capital and labor 0t Greece
went from Corinth 10 Syracuse TO settle
and develop Sicily and the Italian cities.
aud centuries of European civilization felt
the effect Of it. In later times the reSoca-
ton of the edct Of Nantes drove out Of
France the ilugsenots-thcse industrious
workers OF every class, who carried their
ingenuity and skill to adorn aud enrich 9th
er realms. Nor can any one fail to notice
tie influence upon England and Eaglish
history ii tive advent into that country OF
tile Flemish labor aud capital that. driven
- her shores for al asylum, became the
very origin Of her immense industry. These
movements, though only the most phiIo-
sophical historians attach TO thsm their due
weight, are second TO no other class 81 e.
vents in their influence upon national life.
We are about to see very extensive
movement 0f this class--One different its
naGre and 10 is causes frua ar tbat have
preceded IL il the m0rld'shistOfs. llias-
il to be vastly more important ii I.s re-
suits. A party Of English gentlemen land
I'd III this city the other DIV, xhJss visit
to our shores, We believe. viii prove - be
Of more significance IN the hisiury 81 our
country than tie yisit Of any otter single
marty of Europeans We have ever seen.
The names Of these gentlemen are Sir
Morton Pelo, Hon. Cuthbert kinnsird,
James Mcfienry, Edward McDermott, Ed
wards. satterthwaite, Henry kenssll, Lee
ON SilIa, Handel Chapman, y. A. Woods,
Frederick hull. Mr.. Woolman, Mr.. Nor.
Ton X. Peto, A. kinbaitt, Michael Belch-
rr. w. C. Spiller, s ]. Forbes. X. a. Be.
van. Morton Bets, W. Grain, John Good.
ard and Mr.. ilrwitt. There are here cap
Italists, contractors, engineers, men Of SCI.
ente, and several representatives Cf tie
London press. The party represent. the
Eschanicsl, industrial and commercial in,
fsrests Of Englsnd--;hc Interests tia, now
actually govern and control that country;
and it represents an .immeEse capital in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE County,.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term. 1865,

TT is ordered by ihe Court that all persons who
= were appointed Orerseers OF Roads in orange
County al lat November Court, arg hereby reap.
polluted oyerseefs Of the same Roads until Noveni.
Der Cout next. respectively, with the hands then
endorsed upon their orders, and With all other per.
sors liable TO work upon The public roads who have
come into their Districts since November Court, or
who occupy Residences where persons liable 10 work
their roads. respectively. live.
Ordered tina, publication lie made il the IliIlsbo
rough Recorder for sir weeks, giving notice u The
said appointments.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk 81 said Court, 81 Of
ice, the fourth Monday Of August. 1865.
GEORGE LAWS. C. c. &.
Sept 9th. 1865. 0.-6w
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n OF @ L .

NlAylNG qualified a. administration on the estate
H Or William McCown, decreased. | shall, on ri.
day the 2cd day d September, sell 10 the highcs,
bidder Oh credit Of twelve months the pcrishnble
popesiy belonging TO the estate II the said decreased
namely, ole Horse, one yoke Of Oxen. Cows. Hog,
ono Wagon and Gccr. Farming and blacksmuh
Tools, Household Furniture and o,hst articles,
Bond and srpso,ed security will be required Of
tue purchaser. - ,,sa,,N -.
September 6. 0!--3s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
GOVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED STATES.

GOVERNMENT OF TIE UNITED STATES
presidea,--Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee.
secretary Of state VIM. H. Seward, Of Sew ioiA.
Secretary Of War-Edward M. Stanton, OF Fem
Postmaster General--wam Dennison, Of Ohio.
secretary Of the Navy-GaeOn Wells, Of Conn.,
Secretary Of the Ia,erior--Jsmes Harlan. Of Iowa.
secre.ary the rreasury-Hugh McCalloch' O III.
Attorney Gene,al--Iames Speed, OF Kentucky.
President ofhe Sena,e-lataye,te !. Foster, o. Conn
Speaker Of the House Schuyler Colas, q Indiana
SUPREME COURT.
sanoa I. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice
/. James VI. Wayne, Georgia.
:. samuel Sclsoa, New York.
3. Robert G. Grier, PeansylSanls.
4. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
s. Nosh II. swsyne, Ohio.
u. Daniei Davis, Illinois.
:, Samuel Miller. lows.
s. samuel +. Field, California.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

II n accordance with the Proclamation Of HE Excel
lency W. W. Holden; Provisional Governor u
North Carolina. The polls will be opened At The sew.
esl precincts in this county on Thlr-day tie 2ls,
day Of September 1865. for the purpose Of raciing
two delegates to represent the County Of Orange 10
the state Convention. which viii assemble on Mon
day the ~ day u October next.
II. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
Septamher 6. Gs-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
N Office .

HAVING qualified as administrator N the estate
H or Mrs Rachel sims. deceased. | shall, on Wei.
ncslay The eth e September. ssil 10 The highest
iilJer. % credit Of twelve months. The perishabl,
property belonging 70 the estate Of lhe said ds,rased,
CONSISTING Of oae yoke Of Oxen. Cows. Hogs, Perm
ing and Blarksmi,h's Tools, Wheat. Oats House.
hold aud Kitchen Fpmtarr. and other Articles.
BOul and sppro,c cd security will be required Of
The purchaser. ~ cn,,n -,
September G. OIL 3s
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NOTICE

HAVING qualified o, August Tenn, 1865, ol
Ii Orange County Court, as administrator on lie
estate Of WM. A. LEA, deceased. notice is helcly
given to oil persons indebted TO said estate to make
immediate payment; and all persoiis having claims
against said estate will present them within tho time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in bar
uf their recovery.
THOMAS WILSON. Admir-.
September 6. Oh
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For the HillsLcrough Recorder.

BE strong I'm the Lord" Ephes. vi 10
Nv soul, thou hast race 70 run,
Along course BY Wisdom plann'd,
Ana when Thy work Of life Is done.
Thou shall, possess the glorious land
Marrow and cough : the road you 60;
The josrney tiresome, though not leng;
And YOU will meet a saysge Zoe.
WHY, deceitiui, practised, strong.
And many ,rsi'roas lus, within.
Will sub,ly seek your overthrow;
Piesa YOU may live life Of sin,
Yet not the hope OF heaven forego.
These foes are sleepless, they II annoy
Al every step in life you take;
They watch 10 kill. guard to destroy
All who from their embrace would break.
Now on your head Chriss's hslme, place;
Your bosom le. His breast.pla,e shield;
Your Zee, let gospel saadals grace;
Your hands the Spirits broadsword WELD. :
But iass equippa you still may fail.
Unless your Captain brings you aid: I.
Through bin alone yeu can presail
With him yol need not be dismayd
He strength and courage will bestow
On all who IN his promise trust:
Render effective es'ry blow;
..sy eS'ry ioeman in The dust.
Lord. believe thou d:dst expire
Upon the cursed cross for me;
Hast saved me from eternal ere,
And fK'd my last abode With thee.
harp Of gold shall possess;
A glorious crown is also mine;
With these II thee forever bless
Ths, harp, that crown, M Lord. is thine.
\. Plus Y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20
N NOTICE.

WAS STOLEN frsm my residence on the nigh,
~ Of the 2iih inst. dark crer-n. colored Horse
black legs. black name. large bushy tail vers yellow
eyes. with small white speek in one Of them j.
about ten years DID, an excellent work horse. walks
very fast Any person giving mo information which
will lead 10 his recovery, will be suitably rewarded.
am living IN the county Of GransIle on Tar River.
.ishy Yiles west Of 0xf,id
WM. ). ALLEN.
august %. tl-2w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-09-20

search Of safe and lucrative investment.
This party goes primarily 20 view the site
for the bridge. 10 be built BY certain Of its
members, that is to connect the railroad
system of the States with that Of Canada.
and subsequently on general tour of in.
spection, 10 study and understand the inn
mense resources of the country.
This is the first step Of grand migra.
ton Of capital and enterprise from Europe
to this country. Hitherto we have had an
immense emigration of the mere humanity
Of Europe. It's oppressed and imposerish.
ed children have come 10 this country BY
hundreds OF thousands in the bare wish to
better their physical condition, and they
have locked to our shores readily at the first
dawn OF promise. because in the human
breast the hope of success is always stron-
ger than the fear OF failure. " Y Herald.
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