The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-15

| Mrs. Stronach one building worth aboa'
LIS, 900. R. III. Battle, Esq, lost as esacet
sMr. 5. Rowland two buildings worth abua'
As 900, the University Of North Carolina
one building worth IS. GOO Several Others
lost small Athounts, who we're LILLE able Y
N The Ere was checked blythe sreatestex
leftions. Capt, Garouttr and other officers
land priyates of the army. aud many Of our
lcitizens aud the freedmen, worked heartily
and Successfully in sassng property and
!checking the James. had il not been check.
ed atshat point. IL rnastRayelbeen one o.
the most serious fires ever known in the
lcity. As itis. we have rad no such frein
ItNelIs gearss y ~ s.Ra.es.A Stpilnsf-
"a esi pag kkrr- -,.-rr-T S-i~ eyg e !.
| GSsALL Pox,--Ws legret To- learn that
There are seyeral. cases OF small Pex ia this
| city, erlrather,onl the oulskIrts, ADD also Ut
CampsH elWes., itsiss.MporIapt that eur
psapas sheuldy be- gearFally FASCINATED.
There is no danger q. conngs to narketoF
10 travelling our principal streets
r. $500 MI ~, RaleisA Seatiasi
7
Henry Wuz.i whose trial has nccuple Ell
so, long lime at " ashlngsoa, ON charge )
II cruelty. 20 the Aadersanyll j. prisoners
was found guilty By enc CsurS and wi!
be hung on Friday next, RalsisA seuiatA ).
&a81sA sses @--------A--- Na# 49,
The Standafd learns Thar oe,. Holdsr
has appointed b. r. M6ore. Esq. Hen.
Richard 3. DonneIl, and Mn. ). Mason,
ESQ commissioners under the Oh asnafee
Of the Convention 70 prepare and report %
the LegislatUIe az It's next sessiai, system
81 laus upoa the subject 81 trerslmvn, saI
10 desisaste such kass ard psv,s ii lass.
now 10 lorce. As should be repeated. in or-
der % coniorm the s,atHies u the state 20
the Ordinance Ut the Convention .aboiisklas
slavery. fsR4
100 Nsssinsl0n. Nov 10.
|, Tie seeretafy OF Ssa,s to- ay lei. srath
ed Gov. Perry 10 eahtinte 20 e1rrei,e lhr
funcuous III MS Office III Suugk Caralius
until relieved IN tie Presidents ordsr. IL
say. he President regrets that nri,lrr nc
COnstaiion mr. Legislature IA rrrsd sled
herwsr Gebt, and That South GarOlsnA seen,
10 decline he Congressional smendrueut 10
ire fedora caaslitutIpu eboltsAng slasrrs.
Yesferia, Secretary Ss~ard tslegrapaed
euq. Perry, Tor the Prrsuenl. TlisI aii ear.
iig aduptiou Of the amendments lice ned
oeruliatly important, aud espec .aliy desi-
rsbie with reieFeace 10 he general stua-
ton 81 tie unian. Tile Presidents opin
ion before expressed, remains unchanged.
fo.,lay members u inc late North I4ri-
Ina Convention aud other gentlemAn rom
that State, visited the President. ioa. q.
q Read. III behalf Of inc Convention. Told
ire President what The Convention mad
done. including the declaring NJ u amt ,cid
The ordinance u secession. the passage ~
the ordnance prohibiting slavery, and The
Irepudistion Of the debt contracted IN aid %
The rebellion; thar the Convention axis
Congress 10 repeal the test cath and tist II
was thought that this request should sass
through the Presidents hands. with the
hope that his mssnaniriiy vosld I'D Il
with some rrsectioas which woali s.a,
with Congress. The President. in reci.
Iprocallng, concilIatorY spirit, all SsriIi
Carolina had done nuef YETI femains 70
renJer restoration practicable. that she &C
ceptthe Congressional snii-slsvery amrad
ment Il the cunshtntiuh. ahd y practical.
| Ii important to Successful restoration -
much desired. The action must depend
upon events. and that Governor Holden
will again be instructed 90 continae to.eI
erci.e he functions as Governor unnl re-.
ifeye1 BIZ orders 10 ttsi effect.
Tn. strength or he Tmy exceeds sIe
hundred asd eighty ihosssnd, o. which a.
7uut one half Is "a The est sue 81 the Mrs.
sissippi river
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