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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Gus @untase.N On,rrt nrs ,,GOneorSia'
SrdelerR."

Gas ouf Mipnta9 Nbenb an9cjei9te
GUnjcrt nes ,Gpncprbt0.S r6cferS" BIZ
bet bas SaGeeGefprdd, unb mir S%tprtftln
nt1t, bab oaiiette it6 zines au9er9emD9n>
lt0 s1bLretGen 3uIpruhes crfregen tpirb.
Die Seranitattsr pes Gpn;ettcS umfaitn
bic 6eirn @iuiiter Der Stapt, bic uns i'm
HaWfc oe5 96inters monhen So69enuB
per'haft tdben uro aud AM Wpnta8e
ouf'5 Nrue ben tpteu Stuf bepdbren wer,
ben. fen ie iiA tur6 lore pprtrefIt6en
~Eeilun9tn erpprben baben. Sim Mon.
tag slbenbe folte fetn Muffi!eunb in Der
.SDncDrbiI" febfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Bur I5cae chi nua
tiir StitfelT II. SdlMDmld)Cr, Sottlcl

Il We
"a mir bsatF@ti9sn, infer Grtait- G3eItaFt IN elm
@u0rcs. II. Gcmmliipuss @ei6aft su oerraueelr, 70
%cfieriren mir unisr son3rs arDBfs. gut u~icttirtes Eager
len Nuftiu ru Il 4, 0IS Gle g1aaren IN ireene
etuctn anbfrn BIZ itgcu @eitatte Qetauit Iplroen ibnnen.
llnier Eager rlrfoGt Gin uaQe5 4iiertmert oIer 9eoers
Scrtn litr G%tietsi- II. ~G6ubmadtr, Sattler, &C.
ibitrmaGer 1.
4. 8. @rupD &Gcmp D..
(=Mrr1h DIR. AZ g lii. Il nlrel tir NnItn
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

9aB @titdit Der lnter|tihntlm IT , II teutlgtn
Datum ben Ir. 284 na6 SIR. 259, @aIft.
mpre.. 9 uboit- de pom 5arooerA T..
rerlelt wprbsn. Vie b~cbtuteuss D,rslSEeruna ees
geI4nfte madt bic 8srIeauns ncibpfnbts uno baltsn
nr urs NIT uni,rn eiaenen a~abrtfaien bon Bout .
msnnaies. Jisietaidet, Gtui- geaa,eu &C. bsIsns EMS
pfobien. softer Il 6
(btbr24 IDtt) Gle BON gatinrtes II, 5onopcrIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
@mDusr's SeteI,

Rr. =, Ghb = Stabs,ase.
Rpa bs2ie an babe ID cine Narss i65ner gaetn, la
s3spf eesrurmtp, psIhs Id III 10. 10, rs U. So Cts
pei S9spp.n rsrfanfsn ps,e De.
Sir Birib. If Elm gutter ssrras.tn idt $l.5o pa
@auene pnrbanbeu,
(30s-) y, Gartuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
seuinufrs9(uFrenurt.

Woreeter, MaG., 2. Mdrj.-D Ole
bur6 ben Odmpfer n&fa" geItern tber'
bra&te Ra@rtht tat unter ben 5entanern
ron Mala6uletts bic erBBte Iufre9un9
berpDrgerufen. Waipr McGpnnea pas
Centrum Der 5cniauer tn pieIsm Staate,
BAT an bic 8flperi6lft etnen frdftt9en
Mufruf ertanen, wprin er CUR Ytreitl41ft
fur fpfprtiaen Dienit dnfeuert.
Ybtlabelp Sta, 2. Mdrs.- @ua
Bier BAT pas Sestrt5. Centrum &norew
gD9ne cine Grtrd 8erIammluas afler
i3irfel auf mor8en @beno einbtrufen.
3dtae aBcae tabet cine @a1enoer-
fammtuns stdtt.
aus Ye~aaiylbanien.
Vbtlabetpbta, 2. Warj. eJtt
Staatss Sendte wurpe eur6 Yartei.Wo,
UNI bef6lpNsn. Bunbe8'S enatpr Co.
man surn Rudtritte aufsuforotrn, ba sr
bic @einnung Der Nebrbeit Der 8epplte.
runs pennIplpanien'S uidt Ytrtreie.
SIM llnterGauIe berthtete Der Stabt.
batn. Nusltub pbne asnbsrung ben 0or-
i6las ein, In Ger Sttobeipatl fur pber
sesen bic Senntass.S neutrality-suspicious.
abiimmsn su ladsn.
Sob.
New.gprf,2 2. Wdrj.-Die Shlub.
Hptiruns fur 8plp nal beute &bsnp
BIER 1861.
SrtppsuIsiibuag.
Iew>yDrf, 2. @lr3.-Oer 9en..
Captain Don Cuba Bat 8ffebt erbaltcn,
5000 Wann 9inientruppen sum ipaniihen
geIdwaber I'M Citizen Wesre itpben lais
fen.
Bon Ei9a R..D.
Mtbdnp, /. Mdrs. 0etern
Radt I'm, IL ubr pransen bret pertlei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Mibt ~ mbcrfcben
&nthfd,iIh1S W~1;;ijerPiu SIR. =,

llnitr pbi9tm Namen II am DQnTtrilog Gin r'rtt
0ertia ~ssetiAcet no iosIib 1926 artbcile 8~e;ettntt
,pnrttr. Go mslsfu setcr vile, bic i'd nod au'd,lie-
fen tsouen. b1fjdit eiugeaecn. lGd'nen Ernneritd1t
Stttfg, Mr. $50, eio- 9rneitr., AT efdetpcu,
oGipo bic gtsmttn trtrSblt anO baS Gtnidrslbc0cit
trbpten perstn iplre,-Sm auftrpoe:
f54-S) SetpbSpnnt Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Gefhdfts=N erleauna.

GtSsGrente uno CONFECTIONERY!
Scbn Gimmtn tsnadridtiGt ~ets,beuit fetue nun
ben unb eas Gnbiifum u~berbaurt. baB er bon 9r.
2S3, aantpnsarenus, nad, NJ. H52. glib.
S5rpaSpap, s,rsosen urb mad, mic Dor I'M Siante
1T. sis. Srt me unp EpnisctipnarD 3u ben btlta-
fen prti,su on Yripat- 8am!lisn Ii. Gsieui9afsn tu
efsrn.
(iebl6 e, laRtl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

WtGipnen anberer &rtifet,
Bic man uidt eini,ln ~oui,6bicn lann. unb Die so gtp.
sent bl0iaer ais arb tiparts in her IS en- Ge9 "a,
Weit- Bruttitr. NAB: hsr hrldi, Az babcu iinb.
NS. Uer nit eenl panetI nidt S~uflitbtn III, srs
bait ieiu Gelb niestr.
8. .. S@mibtd Comp,
(51-6) Hr. 8, BsItsyrattitr.
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2nnbcrs DarS8,
Nr. 80, gSfit Saas- Npenue, unb Gdt Dor

Gpncprb. Il. 9otplesfr.
Der llnterstfntts bilt iiets porrStb q aura 9erfaufe
elm grpBes Experiment a lIer Sorten 2umbet,
oils bl Gno; Weittaune, Setbe II SprcHtu. Sihte,
8altsa gt0iitn, nsines ausehnt!ents 9auhcIs, Die.
len, Sdtneeln, 4atten. Senlrdstaan &irtdtaum.
gaptel, Glide, gite. Gbo'u II I. T. nuo p~fietirt lem;
Irtliel gu ben t%iaiaFen Wiarttpteilen sesea Baaraslb
rnb auf asihert n Borg.
sS- geitslunaea pelS:a prompt nad Tas aus
eefibit,
Hy- Mlan PRIDE BEL mir Tor, ete man anbs,tuirts
fauft,
(4p-) EtutpuM ~. %pItbart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
GGeionfoft BQuperein SIR. /,

Nae sitiimetu, nst&e %o,irrnsa limb. it'd, etsicrl
3si6n.t purO'r, anJui4tiebs N itno einseIacen, itb
Mitttcc@ Z. Nhdri abeucs 7 ubr. lei Srn. aeltar
Rr. 1913. S~ibyernbtr., ejnSufutsu. 90 itubtt c
4. GirSntIuas itats.
Gus. Qubw q, YtdI;
(it-7) %. 8pbler, Srte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

Nofa ctue SSeri btiguna.
1nsr Der su;eiIe ,IiaIisnperiaa,ntHans. in, 5rout.
etr.-3teater g%epalen", tiuoe i'd uisintn Rauen ua
ttrSe tnet. SD Crf;dte bternrt, bas i'd nit Der ssu.
len Nnseltsenbtit aItis iu ibun base
(54) Rob, ntttrsft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
yfeuer 8aurercin,

"a lid eine gnsabI Burger unter idrt.ben basen,
nm einsn nsuen gaupere,n su %9rinesn. 70 msretn age
Sttisnieen. pelde nod sinem Suten 8ersine htr Hrt
bettrttn peleu, trfutt. fi1 81 Aug. Spffmann,
Mr. 2a2, gaitsln @o:nue, nabe g3eliar, su melbsn.
Der bic nitere Nistunit Seben pirb. (5a-sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
SuacSfaa.

darlington, 2. MdvS. = Der
fribere @sbetmietretdr Ses @tdioenten
@m. 4. Srpwntn3, Der nor 3wei Monas
ten gum Observation-Disclosures fur bic Je-
publtf Werttc erndnnt wurpe, itarb beutc
frl9 mad metrwO4eRt!taem &rantsnla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

S0iIer Gncampmcut Nr, Il,
8. >. 8. s.
Den Wli.Btesern ctiJen aass,s iur RoGriht. tes
rahitsn Dennetta9, s. b. d.. nm TX lltr Nbsrbs
bic seu. en,toprfsre &ebens.,ese 5ur thtslIt'Ben Ais
nabme pcraenrniutn perbtn.
Ag- Die pOtrtat Den iino ium ifeibisen gtiudt
t~taeerlio ein9elaeen. SIN suftraBe;
CAD i. Simou II, Scribe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
va ahisS(a6rid

(Gtfc. Der .Tsutffea TeueY.g erdte1rnss'
Gtieui6ait", RrTtreits'sds Der Scutps u
2emtareiir T.. z nean9 IN 9omkaIelr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
G. % Galins, p,ss. g,Si.
Scriattnunn.

" biere hermit ,ur Aedrldt. pas gan, sine meta
Wihtn II. 9Btler rt.ir Siam. NIT Der an, tytcu Boa.
ntrtaB absebn.ttntn pplt;iIdeu ~gegIammlung in S.rs
ttnsans fam. b. % sanj uns gar ststu nein 9rinstp
III, ais Gusbsnsti1slp bel polltiiGsn O.mcuiirationea
tu bitneu. Ssiepb Ratber,
go Nr. !, Cub. Srtetriditr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Gnufidnunn.
QCuaerbuuS.

SVT
SpHuts9 4. WAR. Mpr9enS mn 10 llbr. inbet be
iabrl1e geneIal"8 er(atnnlun9 ees San0trtunoss In
her nWisdan 'cs paue" iiait-8samienpabl. Gtnsss.
ling Ger oettrise unS amber, p,d,ttss GsIddiie MA.
Gtn eas @rlt,etntn alter Wliisl'eber miai6ensnsrtb.
Sm &afIase oes gIdfoenten;
(5i) StabIetu Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
EcicQrapbiidea.
@un Der iEeinna @lunrue.
(Be,t5i.t fur ten pGprrtfpuntenten.

Sefung Wpnrpe, 2. Mdrs. =
Der ben sanjen Sag terrl6ente Nebsl
BAIT cine M'sn8e Sttfe i'm &aisn 5a'
-if
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

foforti3er NtfeiIe nod @Dttabstptta tgre
YIatUipn5 aHbsDnlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
uSnnpDrepS'
Speeifie @1m6ophtDte @icsteinc
Ia brunNelt

SVEiFbuD
Dtfc. nrb Drrct: Rr. 562, grcncpap,
gteiu.9)or'.
Or. $ ump6rtSS miro tigl'9 in ittrer SiRet
mtnetth CHER brteti0 Hbsr ATE &rantbsits- 6crnttn
mn Eatb esh0at.
I8erttu in Bolttutcrs:
20, $. Ut c , usb
Spleman L Jtoger$. (Eetr27. 1871 u. r)
So Sr &airier, emit 2ci6e GbirOrUStit tcS mi
lllden 8dliets nrb lpdter loraiibriser 9eibarst bes
Sbnies BON preuben, 1T as 6iBuetau6tl. Gperateur
lino bel allen Ftteu oes BuBes Ii. Der @sIsnte, pie
Eroittalen, Ge'eut. @ciApilflc ,e. bedCuS yt empfeb'
len. SBm it,bsn Die ifmcj6cltaitetsn !Sep9uiie Der
ebbiten SerrItaftsn III europa sur Q ette. Dan Ter.
e'he nidt, plrtpnlncuosn ,faG5 iif an 81. gainter,
VII. N, Dit-Baittmrrelir Su ipenoen.
Gin. Brsee DierBe res anciitaui|dfu BotfeS III uus
be'annt NIT rem gtt8'r, rtGt ~ lager 8cidbrli6en
94irtln8'u her 10 rteicn rreitblofe len Nrn'umS, anSts
itt8t lmo atpufit pou tarottsrlpien @etiuteru bon
!Suit,n- Vtcbts ltsn, NIB IN unItrn 10 ruGnoell,den
Slime. woeul6 nil 10 taufi3 @ttaitunasn ,tne.ipUr
len itnS, ~ Is itbr mldti5, sab 1tberrnann MT trm
S!auSaromtttel
@aoame &orter's 6nhersSatiam,
be'annt Ncnott ip!rN. Sin UnsetCbmes Ii, rrih pe1tz
tatiIii&eS Yrarorat. 3u O%trtdufsn btt allen DrOa
8Ntittn; qrCt5 % II. 50 ets. bic SIal6e. (JO24)
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a Ghareenenrc.Glnb

@a~AA SbGfcspedresSiub.
EsY3N&E McrGeu Roduritto9 ftotst se iiblids
azsAAs 8trIammtuna III Sp edtlrleper's "Bturrus
Garten", Mtits Yaltmsreitr., ftait. NuG iRnnen
ueus 0ttteI eeer suf1sncmm. II %psrett.
6. @Sriue. Sldi
(ED Garl2tbntr SetI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03


- tarb:
Srnrci flag, cen l. Wil5 rad toI,Jrr idr1trSlt6sr
Rraniblit : ob. Dpbtrer III Nlter ben So sfatrel1
2 Mon. II. l3 Ga9tr. Srsltuet II. 0erwanote Der "a
miltc ltnb .tiudt hem gs8rabniNe mrrast Ra6
uiIta8 INN 2 lbr pom Irautrbauie. gr. 1S9. etrinS-
tpnIir., aus beljppsbHtr.
@0tt, wtI1' elm StwerS
Etaf unier SsIS!
s4i. stpb 1T uaftr Qeiftn!
ia isttn mir
Sen Batter Dicr
Nus rnetn Irrttn l5siben!
Ben GrrN' uRb IiJB'
gSar ipat uno frab
Gem 9ert fur uuS lmiaN9n;
Hrs ju trSte9'n
siad, Seiu Stnn,
spar tmntir itiu @elIan9er.
(ES-4) &. 8. ..
81 ~Tutyeb'r bet Sob iupg an ecp. "a rem be.
unttritetna9, IL ~yetetsn, i'll orr Srp D, III. po,-
jufrUdtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

6. SSrtne. Sl6i
cd 2tbnert, Set,.
Observation-Disclosures 4lae ait
Ik:5sI scr Seidir MpGS.
10 Retbenb6rffer srIapst iiS, has
feuiiGc pub!ttum -~srBst.u,t saraui auimsrtl0m ~
MAIDEN, sab tbr bN9ld : etrGerj&teter glsb an eet
8eIa,r Epae flr be GpHneriMfon 8arS ~tticnee,S
iu 8sftIl idafts-, scout v Brtp1t
Grturitouen rmriObter wrO. Gle rpiro liz
%btitrebsr, es zen roertben @ditcu bel'rl 9eiuGe lbreS
glases 10 orfcnttm ale Htai'6 III motst uno itcis
mt ban teft,n SPsi:t uns s11ertttr aufuatt:n,
fNt.3 blCH
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Jfa6 Sambura!
Mad ROTTERDAM.

EysegIsA Gas fdbne itneuegclntt u l prea-
A&ssAzxS5sIzA bliGe Sdili - utsbnrs a., Cart.
ssAs1xaazEk SBujes. miro prompt rad eblesar
Safen errtbirt unb bislet Gaaasieren c ne pctSita.
tide geleaenbeit Snr uttel tabrt. 0c5eu Tradt
oter Goiia8e pcnbe man lid an Zen Gapitan an,
EUlb. Gptnt,'s 8srfie +. % cher All
@ebrlbsr BBuina.r,
(44-) CT. 20. SioaGbarlssItr ., l Grepps bod.
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SahrsssY eriammlnmg bss
SIN. =Wnupcrein SIR. i.

Mb. @eltenb=Y auDcrein Mr. l.
Die D%htslteeer pti9,n ge,etns wsro,a biersurd elm.
aeiacen, Gpnneriia9, 8. Mar5. atenes 8 nbr. I'm
@eresnsio'ale CIR. 5s4 gieii. galiimer,itr) Der SAB.
res 8uiamnnlara beiSupsbnen. Ri9tcI i9einenbf
%Sertaaeu in bic 9sitsIiGe Slait.
$50 ~. Weber, Setr.
YDpplcton=B alDereia Mr. 1.
aue Sericntu. welde fib an ebi9em 9aupeeiue
tetbetltsen ippuen, fiub hermit eriudt, lid, Wieniag,
. Wtdr', abencs Z nbr, Bet y. BtnteI, Gde son
pcppleisn- Ii: Soraioeattr.. eiuiuEnsen.
sm NniIase, 3 Mater, 0rdf.;
(ba-b) Sec. Spttts, Gstr
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BE- Ss. Spbann Odutcrt6,
SIR. 8, Hpro Gtenfr., erpfnet ltermpr.
gen feline rtue gGtrtbf6aft, unter benz
Nanen nIottetp.6al" b%tfannt, nit Fl.
mem ertra.fetnen Hunfhe, Der an Gr6be
unb Site feines @leihen fudtn GoQ.
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81 oeutrt y.

gsNeHpnaen auf Spas idpne truti&e g8ert nDui
febeu uno G1irttu Abrab 2ircIln'S" lperoen elteter
rpn &. .. ShGfer, 9afut,
C52-4 SIR, 2tT. Gotten. Nr5ule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

n@crmaniazSatm 9tr 7, y. as, o.. bat
beid lpFeu. fem lO-i6bt,e,s Gtitun68feit am 20. Rdrs
otsubaltsn. Dir sar lit ben b.ten Sanoen bes Srn,
g1m Wltpe1 anpertiart. uno etsitr 8al irQ elmer otr
9ldrlsneiien rerter.
gtdbsIss in elmer ieftereu Wn,eise. $40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

cid 3nn1
EEs$$SK aoea metgcu 8teunbtn II. gtfanuteu BE
EsA3nS anietgc, sas i'd teute pteotr IN ben gbtt;aEb
S1z2ats 9etreten Bin mo am Msutag, b. WGri 3lr
5etr ~eirIbrr { men tfl tateH 2unih mt GitiM. Sur
auitii@sn me De. Sff DIT taett stn
peter Rtr9sbcrj
"a 81 Rr.S on Eca,ba, oA-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07

Awful Catastrophe In a Peniten,iarv.

The Toulon France journals contain
an account of d terrible catastrophe by era
which had just taken place on Levant lsl-
and, one OF group lying at a distance Of
about ten mules from that port:
In the afternoon Of the Sd. the authorities
at roulon received information that a re-
volt had broken out in a peni:entiary es-
Enlistment for young criminals established
ON the island. The weather at sea being
lempestuous, the sending of assistance had
to be postponed until the following morn
ing, hat in the meantime = fearful occur
renee had taken place.
About forty young conyicts who had re-
Gently arrived in the colony, had broken
out into insurrection, under the pretext
that they were insuticienty fed. The
warders were unable TO repress the riot.
and the lads uniting in body then burst
INTO the storeh0use, Knocked In the heads
Of the casks Of brandy. tore open the cases
OF sugar and provisions, and then abandon
cd themselves To- complete orgie. A car
buy Of petroleum Standing near the door Of
the storehouse, was, however, broken in the
confusion. the liqui,l by sumo unexplained
means took fire, and the flames spread to
the casks OF brandy. oil and other lnaam-
,nable articles. and stretching across the
entrance cut of the retreat OF fourteen Of
the lads. they rushed TO the wiatsws,
but those were secured by strung IRON bolts.
| The flames gradually advanced. lessen
ing The space in which the unfortunate rio
ters we're confined, aud in a short time the
screams and lmprecatlons which had until
then been heard amid the confusion became
entirely silent. aud there were snIy lett the
dead bodies. One Of the wardens, while
endeasorIng from the outside to fUrce away
the IRON bars az the windows. either fell or
was thrown into . deep PIT and had his
II thigh broken. When the vessel arrived
WITH aid from Toulon The premises were
still burning. bat with The Are engine from
the vessel the flames were got under-0r er
was immediately restored. aud an inquiry
respecting the fatal catastrophe has been
casmsnced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07
Total,

The New Y.rk Express. IN rs,aarkiag
upsn the message Of the Governor OF Mis-
ssslppl. says:
Tine Executive presumes that The i've
additional amendments which have been
forced by Congress upon the Southern
States as a whole. aud with direct refusal
Of taking them in part. will be rejected At
once. Ne have no doubt that this Is pub.
lie sentiment in all these States. Congress
can menace. can punish. aud deny 70 States.
Senators. and Representatives. their Con.
sututionaI rights. but il cannot force
people To degrade themselves or disgrace
their po.tsrlly by adopting a principle
.hich forces upon Them either negro sui
fragr or unequal representation, or ~aich
puts the law Of accommodation up0n
aine tenlhs Of tie Southern people. Bst
shilr .his cannot be done. We rejoice %
see il Mississippi. A. ~ South Carolina
and else here. purpose Of oGOfding every
possible protection 10 The negro. 10 his per-
son. 10 his property. in his right to the pro.
cecds OF bis labor. among the people. and
before the Courts. Whenever the North
will let 60 its grip. il will End the Southern
people equitable, reasonable and Just. IL
II were not their own good pleasure TO do
- il wsuld be 10 their interest"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-07

"THR RRBEL Dgnr."--.rbe W0rli ,ays:
The Radicals are making A grca noise
about a rebel debt. We should Ike 10
knos vith what course III reasoning they
make thai there is any such thing a. i rebel
debt. The bnnd, issued by those who tried
TO establish the Southern Coniedemcy were
made payable one year after the Indepen.
dense Of the Confederate States was re-.
cognised by the United States. There is,
therefore. no such thing as a reoel debt. and
cannot possibly be any to pay, unless the
Radicals intend TO recognize the indcpen.
dence Of JET Dayis,,eSploded gOysInment."
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A YEAE's TRouRLks.--Sometimcs con-
pare the troubles we have 10 undergo IN the
course OF year ~ great buadle Of iagots
tar too large Tor Us 10 lift. Bat GOd dues
not require Us to carry the whole At once
lie mercilully uniies the bundles anil gives
Is first one stick. which We are able . car.
~ and another 10 morrow. and soon. This
We htea,ily manage. il We only take the
burden appointed iof 4. each DAY but We
choose 10 Increase uuT trouble " carrying
yesterdays trouble over again y day aud
aiding to.morrow's burden 10 oIf 5ad be.
fore We are required TO bear i
Joia Aeloisa
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: 49,
THE AMrNpMESr.-The New York Post
commends the South. in mild and conci-.
liatory manner, to accept the constitution.
al amendment. The New Orleans Times
says in reply to the Post; I'VE will very
frankly infurm the kindly Post why tina.
amendment does not suit our views in this
quarter, and why the adoption Of It does
not seem to afford US much prospect o. adj
ditional comfort aud advantage. In the
first place. the South, through the whole
of their history, have been constitution
loving people, and the amendment in qaes-
tion, having been proposed, as they con-
ceive. by an illegally organized Congress,
is itself wholly unconstitutional proceed
ing, TO which no loyal people can, enter
tanning proper respect for the coastitu-
ton, consent, without doing violence 70
their consciences. Second, under the reg
uisr forms Of the constitution (Which it Is
mott Congress has given no assurance To
the Southern States of their restoration TO
the Union, in consequence Of their ratitica.
tion of it. Thirdly, the amendment dis.
franchises and renders Ineligible to any
office, State or Federal, nearly the entire
OF the Southern States.
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VIEWS OF A NEW YORK MERCHANT ON
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
A New York merchant, in a letter 20 4
well known business 6rm IN Richmond. ex.
presses confidence that Hoffman, the Con-
seryative candidate in New York State tor
Governor, will be elected. aud speaks Of
hlm IN the highest terMs a. /" = mau hey Ond
the reach OF calumny, 50 upright has brea
his lie. In regard to the proposed consti.
tuiiunal amendment, we make the follow
Ing extracts:
at will not better your conditlun; no,
il will make il infinitely worse. because its
ratification will degrade you. not only ~
your own estimation. but also ~ that Of all
Who value the right OIL government the
world over. fney want guarantees lou
have already gwen all the guarantees that
it's possible Tor any people TO give, eon.
slstent With seli.respect aud the tue digni-
" OF human nalaIe. Bat this guarantee
bushes, Is a swindle ITS intent Is no. al
all what the meaning OF the word implies,
but 10 plain English il is this: We want
you to surrender portion Of your right
u elf.goycrnmcnt into our hands. and &C
cordmg as yoa are weakened we shall DC
strengthened ~ tyraunlcal power. Thus
shall we be enabled 10 gam Toll control oil
the government. aud you shall becoa,e our
seiis forever.
/" Guaranteos What guarantee have
you, when you accept the amendment.
that you will then nave the diminished rep
resentalloa i ~uuId give you: Dinot the
more out spoken II their leaders say you
shall not: Have they not deceived ynu
often enough already DO ynn want It'll
farther To degrade yourselves. only that
they may the more secutely place the iron
heel Of despotism upon yonr neck No,
my friends; the spirit oi radicalIsn Is re-
lentless in its savage lrrOcity aud cruelty
and the more concessions you make the
more stringent will be the chains that bind
you. the more CALLING will % your yoke.
I" wish nv feeble voice ui Warning
could be heard through the entire Sautll,
that they might stand iirm ia this their buul
Of trial and adsersil, and thongh pOrt.n.
tous gloom may nuw enshroud their land
yet, so sure as day lollsweth dawLing. Sc
sure will the eternal principles OF truth and
Justice prevail, and the sou.hern people
stand brlore the world ~ the power d lheil
right. . redeelned aud dlsenthralled pco
pie"
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STATE ELECTIONS.

Elections occurred IN twelve states last
Tuesday. the 9Th Of November. They
elect ninety one representatives TO Con.
gress. In the present. congress. their de-
legations are divided politically as follows:
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A PROCLAMATION,
BIZ His EGcellency Jonathan Worih. Cover
nor of The State of North Carolina.

nor VI Wc Otute VI NOrAH CufSHsu.
WHEREAS, BY law Of the State. it is
made the duty OF the Governor Of the State
for the time being ito set apart day in
every year. and by proclamation give no.
tice thereof, as day OF solemn and public
thanksgiving to Almighty God, for past
blessings. and of supplication Tor his con-
tinued Kindness and care over Us, as State
and as a nation"
Now, therefore, | do, by this my pre-
clamalion, set apart Thursday the 29th day
OF November next, as such day. and do
most respectfully aud earnestly recommend
that it be observed accordingly by all the
good people Of this State.
Given under my hand and attested by
the great seal OF the state. at the Ex-
II. ST. ecutiye Office, in the city OF Raleigh.
on the Slst day OF Oct, A. D. 1866,
and in the ninety first year OF Ame-
rican Independence.
JONATHAN WORTH.
By the Governor:
VIZ. II. BAeLy. Private Secretary.
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IIuaE CArrLE.--In lot Of beef cattle
which came to Lynchburg yesterday on
the Tennessee road. and will leave for
Aierandria on the Change road this morn.
ing, there Is one steer weighing four thous.
and four hundred lbs, another weighing
1900; third weighing 400; and several
which range from $500 TO 1000. They
we're shipped by Jno. II. Gbun. butcher OF
Alexandria. and fed by Glenby & Troleu'
ger, Of Pulaski couuty.
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Rev. Thomas Tate. one Of the Oldest
Presbyterian preachers in estate. died
recently at the residence Of his son in New
Hanover County. lie was ninety tour
years Of age.