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sENEnAL Elu.sINExs-

GENERAL Be SINESS.
A BOOK EVERY ONE SHOULD HAVE
lhlgurh \. cav" AZ a rciercbce boss ~ :.
nVNuan o TO cit Ecu - well as EtfanreF Io-,aie a,
p,dp,i, notes. booAs'ands' aud q. the once 81
~ 1l1
CHARLES ROSE HAS ARRIyID Er6l;
- Goruauy with good ,ln,iur Ilnrl Nonnt.i, -
~ lt.lr on MS OLD ace, So Nor,h NIL An .tyce,
"'ulne prepared foot tor NocSine rds Tor sale yis
{ HEAP CiDTHlNG-A LARGE ASSOKT-
mem o. e.ih'nt Jus; received such ~ business
pan' .. To ~ CLIO LEyIE ~ Br"1cs = - 90
DlNOECES, BREACH OF PROMISE. AND
,,,. Hi ON, r3oi c.'os ,r.orgtel without fe in
ca. ' N y, isc" NJ ho"ks, Attorney aad
'' - sus
j. NOWLrON MINING co Al Txcb,rc,..
PLACE. MIN YORK. Se.t a.ib. i.'t
Nr.lc' IL lcrohr Fisrr ~ th'f, IL mo- |,,, ~
VA va, me io.oe ING named shne. In tue Kno, hon
No. 90, No - ! riNr.o ri,I ''" =, x Ni IN
pe'"heT '''th, l'GS Ut ~ uciucs nnon snid sbars.
do" April a. loo C.rtiIr.tc 70 80 "a 80. ~
IN uH,t oil 20 hrA ilcrdl Icas. Ccuincac No IL Tor
Ca.c No - irr 81 stn ~ ~ thc name of lo.b,a
H.i,F t'i.hggi" 80. 20 ior lUJ shares ~ In Inc
.,e.n n, ~ ho."'i-' 'Utiicate No. 20 tor 100
%, iof -, shn,cs tn mo name Of T.. g. Robtr,s o.
h,Ia' Iu'I,g lyr G'fhHea Ia che name OF H. G. I;l-
I" Ne11lhcate No, ~ Tor 81 shares IN tho name of
y. g kohrIp. tgrthcatc no li Tor Ji siiafr. In tl
y m . -
sh4tes I'm Tho nam. of IL "A ,y.' 70. 80" ivl ~
.it Ion VI ,6a'e H., a., ~, NnNin Al, eit'chte NO.
t.tcair No. ai6 Tor =. sb,rr. ~ a., 81 nnapin Ger
H rl, b. b. 'cr,acs'e No 30 or 70 share, In tic
.Ii,. ., ! '.nl.l t,r'r'caic No. 4bl for 100
der al Al, III m'o VI 0,n Slnnkns 4 Go. -, or
TRUMP - opr,n,,, ~. ',,'' ., ,,"S' 90
IL l',ni.r. - W ~ Ei'rp NJ lHE NEW
~ '.,' NaiH' SIN ~, between Broadway and
NAM coa,n i"N p.i,,s tof -. Pine boatds and
d.. &C ''' o'''A ~A5igggg''
NrLW YppE SCIsp ,e1,,t ,g.,.---,, -
'''N' - - l0''.-NoIlCE
no.'Y, .Itch that the iir-'' second ami final
H. ~ ~ 60 ~ ahd OF p.r cent. respectively u
III '" 49, "' luc 'blts ielohs aud Rubber
~ NJ - 'is p',h uut chied the last beng duo
i.,ono t,,h lust' Piyhrni IN iull o. tho same IL
rie't' ALEX. I. MOORE, iyrcss;r' D. -" ti"I'
OILS AND PAINTS pnpr, oI,-,o ,,,,s,-
~ '..,,,,r r. '''yI W. "V tlS.
f,l. elm, A.. h,, p ,Elie' g. Hlpn nt Ecu
q-rouune aud coo,ol pi,li, cheap whie iead s' ani
-lH'' ''n''' ~ I'D" ii.l, e'i leul a.. al
TTEEkS-HFHNVICE'4 pATyTtytNs-
/ Row, rirI,, mia -, a., 49, - hi'No--
IT. lea ., 10, 10, % AMI 10 cens oseh Dfsss en,9Dr
~ 'sli' ,uaii' 'or talon in iul. or bs3
tc'' Ili'uiun TAUGHT $50 Hudson ~. store 10
e. 'l' '" '"''' Tor safe. 15f
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ITO BAKEES-WANTED A YOUNG MAN
J. to wor. on aresa and cake, a. III seventh ~ 1913
TIN AND SHEEI-lkON WORKER VAN.
ed at CL sIiNHs', ~ gnd Az Fourth ave, cor.
BCth IT. 40
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GD6On-iOR SALE, A NEW 2-STURY
''JOOOtrcA Aoato, r.gh basement ana sub
DOLLAR, gas, NLior &C. Terms epsy. apply 10 II I,
IltA\l-~, ran -, cor. ith ave. W Of b. BANks
l'lh IT, 90 houie ah1vo 5.h ave, south Brooklyn. !,
81 ODI-YnLAGE FARM, g. A.,
y: ~ g''l land nea Dul4inrA % milo,
soeE atI cta.a, goa -C.lGlIss, DC. MLLLiNI, N
Chamber 4 -
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ono COTTAGES AND FLFGANI Dvc

~ Ohnes Tor sale npl. allned success Of ths
Homestead Company-l1y'tuldnri orcetSl and sold
aud under con1rac 200 tuidlnga. iaclullng 60 t.,.
ana tle3ant dwellings, ior,ue at sLZOJ 10 sI1,v.
hts4 pay montl, Apply TO CllAS. Il. MlLLEis Al.
Bruoklyn. -
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LOST AND LOuND.

7 .OST-A GREY PARROT. ANY ONE
a returning it 70 IS Seventh 1t, let ave, will
be rewarded. is
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Referees Sale.

Etate Of Wisconsin, Pierce County. Circuit
Court. J. A. Short, Administrator Of the
estate of Ezra Mendell, deceased, against
NJ. Z. Wilson.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of iudg-
ID ment and decree Of foreclosure and sale.
rendered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated July Sd. 1865, shall expose for
sale and sell 10 the higher bidder, for cash, at
the front door Of the City Bank of Prescott.
in the city of Prescott, in said county and
State, ON Saturday, the I'd day of Septem-
her, 1865, at . o'clock p. NJ, the following
described real estate, or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the amount Of
said Judgment aud costs and expenses of such
sale, to-wit: The NV or of the NV quarter of
sec. thirteen. and the southwest oparter of
the southwest quarter of section twelve, and
The southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
Ter of section eleven, all in township twenty
seven Of range nineteen west, in Pierce Co.,,
State % Wisconsin.
A. II. You've, Referee.
s. WHITE, Pffhs Atty. 14-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Referees sale.

State of Wisconsin, Pierce County. Circuit
Court. joel Foster, against Calvin RAN
dali, administrat or, etc, Charles Fl. Ram
dali. Sarah Randall. and G. NJ. Randall.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of iudg-
ID ment and decree of foreclosure and sale
rendered in sid court in the above entitled
action. dated July Sd. 1865. I shall expose
foR sale and sell 10 The highest bidder. for
cash, at the front door of the City Bank of
Prescott. in the city of Prescott, in said coun
ty Of Pierce and State OF Wisconsin, on Sat-
urday, the ID day of September. 1865, at =
o clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate. or so much thereof as shall be sufficient
TO satisfy the amount of said Judgment and
costs and expenses of SUCK sale, tO-wit: The
north half Of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton number twenty-one, in township num-
her twenty-seven, of range eighteen, in said
Pierce county.
A. II. YOUNG, Referee.
Us. WHITE, Plffs Atty. l4-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Miscellaneous.
LuTnber.
Probate Notice.

TisrCc County COurt-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Thomas Dean, de-
ceaseds
nN READING and filing the petition of
~ julia Dean. of TFimbelie. in said coun-
", representing among other things. that
Thomas Dean. late of Trimbelle in said Co i,
on the 2Ist day of July. 1864, died intestate,
leaving goods. chattels and estate within this
county. and that the petitioner : the widow
If said deceased, and praying that admins
trstion Of said estate be to her granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court. at his Office, In The city
Of Prescott. on Monday, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER. A. D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ And
Z * further ordered that notice thereof be
gwen TO all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive
weeks. once in each week. in the Prescott
Journal. newspaper printed in Prescott, pri'
or 70 said day of hearing.
WV. HOwEs, County Judge.
Dated August LIST, 1865. I6-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

Part Of ne Of se sec. IS, COM
mencing 20 rods east of nv
corner, thence south so rods,
thence east 90 rods, thence n
20 rods, thence west 81 rods,
thence north 10 rods, thence
rest 8 rods TO place Of begin
mig.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Rates of Adve rtising:

square of solid matter; over 100 words will
be counted as two squares; over 200 words
as three squares. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed BY Statute.
Loaded OF displayed advertisements will be
charged so per cent. above these rates.
Special notices 10 cents per line for first in
seItfon, and 10 cents for each Subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid Tor
in advance: all others quarterly. =,
Advertisements not otherwise ordered VIII
Ne Continued until they are ordered out. and
charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Town %, Raaoe Il.

ID W Strlckland-Part OF
lot 4 in sec 8
Cnknown-Beginning 40 cas-. &
Of Meridian ST. at the sw corner
Washington st. in the village of
City, thence easierly on the SO
side of Washington st, 10 sixth
thence south AZ west TO Nerd
street, thence north upon the {
side Of Meridian street 20 place
beginning, II
d W Strickland-Part Of let
4 in sec s, beginning at Missis-
sippi river at the e corner Of
third st, in the village of Bay
City, thence north a. east 80
the east line OF said lot 4, then
south on said exst line to the
Mississippi river, thence up said
river to the place of beginning, 1
ID " Strickland-Part of lot
{ in see S. beginning at the Mis-
sissippi river at the sw corner
Of third st. in the village of
Bay City, thence north "A .
to the west side cf Mark.e 81,
thence north 46> west on the
west line Of Markle st TO MeTi-
dian st, thence south on the 9
side of Meridian st to the Mis-
sissippi river, thence down said
river TO the place Of beginning II
Unknown-17 acres in lot !
in sec Q
beginning at the 8 " corner of
Bevee st, in the village Of Bay
City, thence north AZ east TO
the westerly line of Washing
ton ST, thence north 80 : west
on the westerly line Of WASH
ington st to third st, thence
~ west 3 rods TO the west
line of said lot I, thence south
on said ives. line TO the Mis-
sissippi river, thence doun said
river TO the place of beginning q
Unknwn-1 IS acres In lot 3
in see. 2, beginning on the Isa-
belle river at the u corner Of
Isabelle st 10 the village Of
Bay City, thence south ziow
to Bay st. thence south 49,
20 Leyee st, thence essteriy up
on the north side of LeVee st
TO the Isabelle river, thence up
said river to the place Of begin
ming,
Unknown acre in lot 3, in
sec. 9, beginning AZ the nwof
lot 3, thence east TO the north
line of Pepin ST In the village
Of Bay City, thence south 449
east 10 the west line Of said lot
three, thence north on said "
line 20 the place Of beginning,
Unknown-i y-8 acres in LOT
three IN sec. 3, beginning on the
Isabelle river At the NV cor
ner Of Isabelle St In the village
of Bay City, thence south 40
rest 70 Bsy 81. thence north
80 ~ss 70 Pspih =, tken<s .
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

Part Of 3 described rs follows
commencing at the sc corner
ofblock Is in the village of III
amond Bluff, thence n Sc "
$40 feet, thence on 4th street
4i- VI rods 70 the Mississippi
river thence So down the river
q rods, thence n II : IL rods
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
IN OND ELL GU s z,
Corner Of Broad and Kinnickinnic Streets,
PRESCOTT. WIS.
T.. DICKERsON, Proprietor.

- Good Stables connected with his
House. Hay and Grain always on hand
Baggage taken 10 and fem the Boats Free
of Charge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

6 N Povell--Se corner Of
We OF sw section 6, lying 10
squsre form Is rods and
o. 80 rods east and vest, s s,ss
east 81 10 of ~ If ne 10 40
|, Heaiev Dc M II 7.sS
iss " TnSer swe II s.SS.
!, Fisslss ~ sss IL ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Town 81. RANCE u

Geo Snarts-Part of sp
OF NV sac 2, commencing at
sac corner Of said NV ! then
e 62 rods, thence nearly due
n 23 rods TO the road, thea
along the road 20 rods TO
r.lnco .nf ko.ss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
Tax Deed Notice.
sTArE OF wIscOSsIS, 50.

STA-E OF WTsCOSsIN, So
County OF Pierce.
Office of Clerk OF Board Of super
visors, Ellsworth, Aug. ~, 1861
mHE following pieces Of land were
l. sold BY the County. Treasurer on
the 18th day Of May, 1868, Tor the
taxes. interest and charges OF the
wear 1852. Therefore, notice Is here
hy given, that unless said lanes are
redeemed from said sale on or before
tia 18th dsy of May, 1866, they VIII
lie conveyed 10 the respective put.
chssers according to Law. The am I
Of taxes, interest and charges calcu-
lated up to the last day OF reoemP-
ton Is set opposite to each piece re-
spectiyelv. J. w. VIM,
Crk Board of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09
PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.

CORRECTED wEEKLT BY
BEARD SLEY & LYFO r ID
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
OK THE LEvEE
PREscoTT Journal OFFICE.
Sept. 9 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-09

Torn 81. Range IA. Continued.
MANY. DIES. sEc. Ar.
40 east tn the Isabelle river,
thence down said river % the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

I never lsstiHed soath Carolina IN sece-
ding. either as to the time or manner 10
yh;eh she did. Among the people when
srenresent, always rather moderated.tnan
simulated their sentiments. lever coun-
selled against disunion speeches, contend
inc always that the action Should De spen-
taneous on the part of the people, IS UNITY
81 action aIene could justify us.
Yet in tie convention OF 1901, In the
,ssn state of affairs, / voted for the ordi-
nance and voted for it heartily. Aud in
doinc so. / considered that | gave my State
,he only chance left Of saving herself from
min. That chance has gone against her.
/ submit to the decree. and ! believe am
now and will prove in the future, as good,
a. true and as loyal citizen as any one.
and that in the past and nov, my love oil
repubIicanism is as heartfelt as that OF any
citizen of the Republic.
But cannot vote for the ordinance OF
the committee. consider the ordinance
of 1861 as authorizing all civil and militia
" acts committed bv officers OF the State
during the past four years. During that
time Il was sustained By the military pow
er, while the civil. through executive leg
islatise and judicial officers. all thatcon-
s.itute State, was regularly administered,
and nor one was heard TO RAISE ms voice
asaiust il in the courts of the State. There
fore can neither for myself nor others, as
ar asshe past is concerned, vote that u IS
null. neither acknowledge that l was
IN usurper Of power, while acting unoeI
the seal of the State. nor shall vote that
vas. Yet am willing 10 vote IN the
strongest terms thai il is nudity; THAI the
Constitution of the United States is In full
force. even without act OF ours, and thus
bury what is certainly dead. the doctrine
Of secession. !,
Tie great Athenian Lawgiyer provided
that in all matters Of fublib concern, evel
of sedition, any citizan Thai stood neutral,
should be DISTINGUISHED and dishonereds
lie thus gave the State the benefit Of esd
y mans judgment and intelligence.
nave always thought this true republican
ism, and that the citizen can manifest HI
manhood or his patriotism, in NJ bette
manner than t. act up 70 this promise, can
idly and honestly.
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From ne Rslsish sentinel
HON. JOSIAH TURNER.

~ ~ 9OSAdn ~ r d.
According 70 previous announcement,
this gentleman addressed very large and
appreciative audience az the Court House
10 this City on Friday night last.
Mr.. Turner congratulated all, that he
could sggin address tken a. citizens OF the
United States. lie endorsed the actioa of
the Convention and the administration Of
President Johnson. He would and did give
his support TO the administration Of Gov.
Holden, as Military Governor Of the State,
but as 70 supporting him, should he be-
come candidate tor civil Governor, was
a very different thing.
lie read and commented on his petitih
foe pardon and called il bill Of indlctmeA
against the Democratic party, and that he
could empannel jury Of old democrats
earring the leaders, and would cenyIc
under II.
lie read from his legislative record 10
prove his adhesion 10 the Union, even al.
ter all Of ais old Wing friends 10 the sen.
ate of l860-6l had become weak tn the
back except Gen, Dockery. Treasurer
Worth and Mr.. Sharp That he bad filed
his application for pardon in order to jsin
his friends m their journey "homc," bu,
40 il was as yet denied him, he only wish.
ed them safe trip and prosperous So
joorn 10 thf "oId mansion"
Ne reviewed the action Of Coz, Holden
Ito accommodating such inveierate secss.
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REDrsrRlcTINe THE STATE,

Under the Census Of 1860, North Caro-
lima Is entitled to seven representatives. 10
Congress. Before II was eight. The com
mittes appointed. therefore. to rvdistrlct,
the State. pnder this new arrangement ma,
we learn tmsds the following apportien-
ment. sabject to the action Of the Consen-
zion:
Era Disfyiet.--Currituek, Csmdeu. Pas
auotsnk, Hrquimans. Gates. Chswan,
aertiord, Nsrthsnptsn. Halitar. Martin.
Berthe. Washington. Tyrrsli. Hyde and
Beaufort.
sseand Diahiei.-Pis. Craven. J.nes.
Leno,r. Wayne. Greene. Edgeeombe. Will
son, ouslsw. t:artsret. Duplin and New
Hanover.
Third Disiricf.--Brsnswick. Columbu..
Bladen. sampson. Cumberland, Robeson.
Richmond. Harnstt, Moore. Msaigonsry.
Anssn and Stanly.
Fourth DiTrict. Wake. Franklin, War
rem. Granville, Orange. Nash jvaar,nn
aud Chatham.
Ipih District -Alamancs' Randolph.
Guillnrd. Rockingham. Davidson. Forsythe
Stakes. Surry. Persan ADD G asweli.
Sirfh Disiriei-Rossn. Csblfris. I'm.
ion, lredell. MeeklenDarg, .;as'en. Lin
cola, Ca,awba. Da ie, Yadkin. Wilkes and
Alexander.
Seaenih District - Ashe. .tlleghsny.
wa,auga. Caldwell. Rutherford, Ysneey
Mitchell. Mcdowell. Burke. Cieassiand.
| Polk. Henderson. Tran.yisauIa. Banconbe
Madison, Haywood. Jackson. Macon. Che.
rokee aad Clay.
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sionists as Hon. Mr., Bridges and Col. Ar
rington for pardon, while such couserva-
tive union men as Governors Graham and
Morchead were refused his recommends
ton.
Mr.. T. read many extracts from the Stan
dard while under the editorial charge Of
Gov. Holden. to show how he had for ten
wears taught accession. had denoupced Lin
coin and Johnson as tyrants' and traitors;
the people of North Carolina he urged "
resist the government Of the Uaitsl States.
and those who would not voluntarily take
arms should be compelled to do so. and
plcdciug /" the last dollar andthe last man"
TO tho support of the Confederate govern
ment.
He had heard that the free negroes want
ed to vote. and some were in favor OF grant
ing them that privilege, and possibly when
they were allowed. then Gov. Graham and
others who occupied his position, might be
!. taken in out OF the cold"
NJ. r. vas listened to throughout with
great attention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
he NEW )

lNroRTAsr To Observation-Disclosures. II
The gospel are required by law 20 aflx :
Eve cent revenue stamp 10 each certificate
Of marriage they may return ioihe clerk.
Office. This Is necessary before " can b.
admitted 10 record. We vuuld also state
10 this connection that failure 70 affir
the proper stamps. to any INSTRUMENT u
wrIiin. requiring the same. subjects ,hr
party executing such Instrument 10 the ~
n.l,y Of 5000. We wosld suggest. .. hr
as ,',e stamp on the marriage certificate !
concerned. that the party 10 be married
should invariably furnish il. mi P,ogser
MuRosR m ALanAsA.-A gang II outlaws
lately visited the house OF Mr. John 5.
Wilson, near Florence, Alabama. killed
Mr.. w.. ms vile and two daughters. and
ovsrseer. Troops were sent 10 pursuit. and
killed tour 81 the rufhans.
The Penians of Tennessee are highly *
cited al the news from ireland. A great
meeting was held on Tuesday evening At
Nashville, AZ which the creates: enihusi.
asm prevailed 10 favor Of aiding the ibdr
pendence Of lrelafM.
wArrR .srour ~ BsLorua.--A London
lefser remarks:
Belgium has been visited By water
spout Of extraordinary violepce. Itoseur
red 10 the Reighborhood Of Diese. and has
spread ruin far and wide. The accomps
nylng gale caught people up in The az and
dashed them to the ground. h cut of the
tops Of large trees and lslled many other.
70 the ground. Il stoppvd railroad trains
and overthrow houses Il vas attended by
Thunder and lightning and foods ef rain.
Altogether u was one of the must tIisas-
trous storms thar ever visited the couuity
The citizens Of Sullivan county. Indians.
have had meeting for the purpose Of DC
vising means 70 kerp negroes cut Of tht
county. The people 81 ftrry countyin he
same State have rrssea resolutions ina,
negroes shall not seme mere to stay
| Twenty two baJdisgs have been rcboiIt
10 the burnt dasriet Of Richmond, ani
bsIghty mnrs sc psarly finished.
- =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
We are requested % aanOunee as foIlows
NATIONAL UNION ANDREW JOHNSON
TICKET FoR GOVERNOR
W. W. HOLDEN, OF WA,hE.
ORANGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

ORANGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
Ia pursuance Of public aotice. portion
n the members Of the Orange County BIZ
Die Saciety and oihers. mes in this place
Tor the purpose Of recognizing SAID socl.
etv. On motion, Rev. n. G. Hill was APP
pointed chairman. and James Webb secre-
tary. The Constitution prepared by me
parent Society Zoe Auxiliary soeielies was
adopted.
The. following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year:
Rev. Charles Phillips. President.
Thomas B. Hill, Vice President.
James Webb. Secretary.
H.. ". Brown, Treasurer.
Thomas Webb, ID. D. Phillips. and Jas.
r. Jones, Executive Committee.
After listening 10 some appropriate re
marks from the Rev. Mr.. Hardy, agent Di
the American Bible Society, On motion ne
Society adjourned sine die.
II. G. HILL. Chairman.
JAxEs wESB, Sec'ry.
4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18
THE STATE DEBTs-rHE BANKS. sc.

Can any party, either in Law or in.equi-
IL, take advantage Of its own wrong! Is
10. State, recently IN insurection. and
now repudia,ing the obligations incurred
while occupying that position, IN fact, tax,
ing advantage Of her own wrong. Does
she not say IN substance:-" Tins u my
act; incurred fms obligation, but when
did 50, was engaged N wrong course
Of action. sianed, and you must suffer.
Further, take the case of the banks OF the
State. Many, if not all 81 them, were re.
auired by their charters, 10 leEG the State,
on demand, = certain AMOUNT in proportion
10 their capital. The State made that de-
mand, and the banks had no alternative
bot compliance. Il IS useless TO say that
inc State. being IN rebellion. her acts or
demands had no legal force or value. 80
far as the banks were concerned, the State
possessed all the power 70 make and en-
force its demands unde- the charters Il had
granted. There are other cases, astae IN
yestment Of orphans property, &C.. 10
State securities, which demand careful
consideration and should give pause 70 the
a.!yscates OF sweeping population. We
10 no, say that the State should be taken
advantage Of By spectators, who took heI
notes ur bonds az an iinmeasurable depre-
alton, ranging from five 70 fiity for one
Bat we 10 think that substantial justice
should be done, and that what was really
received. should be really paid for at fan
lice, and 10 more. We Say this the more
emphatleaily as We very well recollect tina
ne4rly all the issues Of North Catolin
Treasury Notes had disappeared from cir
cslatiDn towards the close of the war. Tie,
h.I been and are now, no doubt hoardet
81 parties who hUped, and perhaps stil
aspe 70 amaks spec" out Of them.
rae condition of the holders of BAN
stock is one that should be carefully look
edto. Their case in many instances is
bari one Il is conceded that theh stoc
b. generaIly ceased O. bear any value .
property. Their capital las Disappeared
aid ,aei- notes SCI !; fr.n IS to 10 cent
on tle dollar fgt sfeenJicss. that 10 abou
z6c. 20 &c, specie. rhs lass might b
iook j upon - Sufficient, npt when in al
di,ios IL ii ne sioe sholder. are respon
sIsle 10 d0sIis the amount u their stock
it's ard to see how any solyent stockhold
n ca remain solvent. We Hirdly kno'
hsu a;s soing tan Be ieal, with, since "
qarstRl shcIher the State can relieve n
bank ron the operation of this clause ]
Their Charter, as we lhink that. this enter
n 4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-10-18

IN Arrangements will be made By the committee
to receive and convey tho brethren frsm HILLSIDE
rough to Little River Church, who wish 70 attend
Resay,ery. which meets on Friday the ao.h Of De-
,obes The committee viii attend at Hillsbo'oush
on Friday morning.