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The New York herald., 1866-04-28

uEtp crNrRE sTeregNs LsAvrs PARIS.
ltrom the Dublin Frecmen's Journal. April III
- letter we underrtani. received w tbwu on
Tuesday, froia a near relative ~ Tcphcne who is a.
prrson' n inr waiting that MIS- stephens WIS with her
hnsband ~ thAi apita, and that they both in ex
tecrt hcath Tho Ctlor adds that 81 lpheps had iust
~'t p"r's, eu' h'- destination is noe mentioned.
MORE AlAtsrs sxp rnoctAuArfors.
Two nen. NAMED wlHaD nnnne and Michael Mooney
were arrested a. rullnmcrc, on Aonday April Q. 80
TITO trronfcs cf Bcyisgh. nanagh rrhurh and Inn,s-
speyAiscDs % shc Peace fresersalicp ACT N. slI
cHsATfvG FFNfAS w.ptvp. .
A Tire Limerick (Irslznd) scssons Apss IL M y
CDonneI, solicitor apppIicd the part of Matthew
Brsnnsp prisoner " tho county is1 rndrr The sue
pension Act, for order 20 have him brought up a.
-~pcss several cases IN which he was plaintiff rhe
fsrts shortly these. The applicant had hem
'ed under the ersp~nsion Act alleged charge of
Fenian su hc had been grocer rcsdinf and carrying
business in Patrick street Limerick anf a matter
Of bnsnes had gwen credit 10 numerous parties. VIC,
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EUR Q p Z.
Arrival Of the Arago and Mails
Of the Nova 6cotian.
British and French Opinien Of The
Reform Bill.
Another War Agitation In
Germany.
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STEPHENS SAID TO HAVE LEFT PARIS.
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THE EVACUATION OF MEXICO.
DANISH EMIGRATION 70 AMERICA.
A London Merchant COnvicted
of Forgery.
ss HsH TSF 80

The steamship Arago, Captain Gadsden, from Hsvre
~ way Of Falmouth, England, on the l2th Of April
arrived AZ this port yesterday evening Her news has
been anticipated afe ga Aaax1.Fg
Cur European les by the Nova scotian dated 70 the
12th Of April reached this city from Portland Me early
yesterday morning. The papers contain interesting
details Of the new although the advices not so late
- our telegraphic report from the Africa at Halifax
The New York herald., 1866-04-28


CAsrs.-0n Friday, April "a, MANY CAa1, aged g
The friends of,he family and those Of her sons Thomas
Michael aud James, respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral Sunday afternoon, two O'Clock from the
residence Of her James No 2cl West Forty seventh
street.
cHuncn.-on rhunday morning, April %, ss one
o'clock suddenly, at the residence OF his brother law
Dr. Henry Guernsey In this city, FsASn CHURCH, in the
Iuners sssvioe VIII take place at No 81 East Elevesh
street, Sunday afternoon, at four o'clock The TO
mains win be taken 70 South Orange, j., for inter
CnAssr.-on Friday April n, BsAscsK, daughter q
Albert H. and Elizabeth craney, ased 10 months and
fhs friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70 a.
tend the funeral from the Bancroft House, on Monday
afternoon, st tso O'Clock
residence, No. ~ Carlton avenue, Brooklyn, Esrnxn
rcos Of Robert Craig. In the 7tth year Of her age
era. nom the presbyterian church, Franklin avenue
Myrtle avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock
DANos On wednesday, April 70, Of ind.mmahon Of
Tbe relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
on sunday afternoon. al three O'Clock Carriages viii
loave Hoboken ferry al half past two O'Clock. .
Vermont papers please copy.
HENRY DoucHxRry IN the roth year Of his age
Note OF funeral viii be given hereafter.
DcSsylrr On thursday evening, Apsi, %. Asua'
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
No 100 East Twentieth street. on Sunday afternoon Al
FAssnl--on Thursday, April p, Rev. jams o. Fan
The reverend clergy friends and relatives are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this Saturday
ing q hafpssi ten O'Clock, from 81 josephs church
FcsrrR. In Yonkers on Friday April 27, MAxr 8
wife Of p n. Foster, in the slst year Of her age
Tho funeral services VIII take place q the First Pres
hyterian church, North Broadway Yonkers, Sunday
n.
The New York herald., 1866-04-28

Negre Troops I'm Route 70 New York.
.l F0RrRRss MONROE, April ~, 1896
Arrived steamer Rapdan, from New Orleans, with
Company b. Of the Second United States colored aril
lery, and sailed for New York
The New York herald., 1866-04-28
MIsCELLANEOUs.


MIsCELLANEOUs.
A A. .A@RErRIaEKAToRs-B cELR-
~ brated NonpArel Tho most perfect Rerigerator
manufactured Water Coolers leo Pitchers SILVER Plated
Ware, Table Cutlery, Cooking Utenns all other House
Furnishing Goods At BASsFORD's great Central Bazaar
Cooper Insitue sign OF the golden kettle corner store
A A. A.-ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
a. Prizes paid IN Gcd Information furnished The high
cst raes paid for dobloous and Al binds Of gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bsnkers 10 Wall street. New York.
"A Iinutss Sss he egn g1jNiyERSfTY 1ofRNli.s 81
HEALTH, Edited by DR.. j.: Walter Scott Also
gushsd Physicans that have ever lived Price % cent?
0'Ssss pos ssls R'Ss' s. soss.nrss ..~yvs~s
A TREMENpous REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
"A Enensh Velvet and Brnssela Carpets q HIRAM AN
OicIoshs, g., at low pccs frame body Brusssls e %
par yard English Brusses 81 o. Ocloths Sc por yard
white and Chocked Matnngn all widths n DC and Co. By
the pisos Or yaFd. Look for no. % Bowery. N .
ALL THE WORST FoExs Or RHEyxArIsx AKE
n being daily cured by MBrCALFES Great Rheumatic
Rs1sdy TINS wondsrfoi medielns never fAils and thou
instantly relieved and soon cured By sfew d1scs
The New York herald., 1866-04-28

- apdne him in bobbIs had drawn their purse str1n
and hngging shemselvss in their own rascs,sy 40 "a
an order 70 bring him up rom tho county Jail 30 a. 70
prove the dsbts against the recusnt3
ss sisSit svorn enable him 70 make the order 70
bring up his client as witness
The Limerick Reporter adds:-Ths case may serve 70
Illustrate grand fesng which exists In Ireland IN
iayor Of the Fensn. when martyr sn innocent one e.
without the Intervention OF the law, which The humbug
Fenlans were III We are to believe them) 70 upset
MORE ARREsrs. as
dublin tAprn lO) cOrreSpOndence Of London Timegl
Two persons having been recently arrested suspi-
cion Of Fenansm at Baprggan, the principal inhabit-
aats al the suggestion Of Mr. G. A. Hamilton Secretary
70 the Treasury their landlord have resolved to sign the
following declaration We the undersigned inhabitants
of Babrggan and vicinity consequences Of the re-
Of their being engaged in the Fcnmn conspiracy feel 1t
70 be duty 70 express reprobaton Of the attempt
recently made by some nnprnciPed persons 70 involve
loyalty 10 her Majesty the Queen and determination TO
resist by all means within our power any attempt 70
further pledge ourselves to endeavor to bring condien
punishment any person guilty Of or intoxicating dsloya
loyalty for which this neghborhood has always boon
distinguished.
A FRENCH REPLY TO THE ENGLISH COMMENTS ON
$500 THE EVACUATION. t4
f--t From the Paris steele, Apni Ill ~
Our good neighbors the English are fond Of us We
must have doubt on the subject they wish US every
imaginable good long 1t costs them nothing. Ma
turaly their love for their guneas ranks higher than
their love for us For instance just at present what
interests them most in the return Of the French troops
from Mexico Is the iae Of their money they blamed
had TO nd apology for and in fact justify their own
abrupt retreat Later they had nothing but praise 10
who undertook TO regenerate that fertile country They
only hoped that our military occupation would continue
andt Ia urncpal English comment with Q
The New York herald., 1866-04-28

better ffien6 70 ths negro raes than the Southern
people me southern man he snid would prove 70 be
their best friend fhis black educased man natve Of
kentucky, and In his boyhood In the family OF one
o. The BreckinndgeR who assisted and encouraged him
70 acquire An eduo0tion 4.
The New York herald., 1866-04-28
Emigration to America.
A PARTY OF DANES UNDER DIFFICULTIES

On Tuesday afternoon party Of about forty or fifty
Danes accompanied by their and families arrived
Leh in order proceed TO Liverpool and thence sail
70 Amenca Being unable 70 obtain lodgings in Leith
they proceeded in body to the Neither Bow, Edinburg
where they obtained accommodations for the night
Although their stalwart forms and sunburnt counte
nances certainly gave indications that they were
"knghts OF the thimbie TO supply the place Of
some Of the ailors at present strike such appeared
70 be the general opinion among those who the
procession, and also among many Of the idle taiiors
Ioungpg about the Streets and fearing that the Danes
might be moosted by the turnout men, extra policemen
were stationed the beat wherein their Temporary
abode. They simply agricultural lsborors their
way prosecute their fortunes in the Western world
The New York herald., 1866-04-28

COAL. WOOD. &C.
nEsT PEACH ORCHARD. RED ASH LEBr0H AND
RIOS sTOKBs CORNER thirty seeond street and Tenth sv
fyoAL-pEsr QUALITY AT TN. LOWEST PRICES.
~ - rczsi srss5 near FrHnkin sqnare. foruerly cor
Dover and reaH s<rcet& " DAVIS.
(voKH-U PER cH sf.pRoN, pELIyEKED. ORDERS
strsk and JdnN enffB conner q nvs6ss and heensk
a Ok LIGHT .raRR suRrxe COAL 10 cAR.
VI sAO. and Groosr4 ~ - per ton delivered Il
~ 75rcr ton from yard. No soak street. Nev yerk
q COKE. FOUR DOLLARS A cHALDRoS; prLfv.
TT. eted Immediately. apply n the cske oasr~ he
View york Gas Works fwenthrst street and avenue A.
>. b. SHERWOOD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13
WANTED,

A 8 sEAMsTREss, OR IS WILLING TO
"A do general housework, and can give the
best Of referencsL Wages not 30 much Of an
object. Address Boz l62 Post. Office, Gold HILL
or inquire at Al. BEAL'S
nl9 Photograph Gallery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

ARREST OF A FEMALE SwISDLER.-
| Brief mention was made some TIM ago
of Il series of swindling operations COM
mitted in this city by Il woman calling
/ herself Mrs. II. n. Wakeman. She
| eluded the vigilance of the police, but
was finally arrested in Detroit, Michi-
gan, by detectives Eagan, of St. Louis,
| and Sullivan, of Detroit, as we learn
| from the Detroit Post:
For some time past 4 woman has been
! swindliug the bankers and brokers Of
ST. Louis in an ingenious way. She
went out about the town, and by vari-
Gus ways entirely legitimate got checks
on the bankers of that city for $40 and
$50 and other round numbers. After
getting these checks, she took them
and added q cipher, making the sum
ten times larger than those called for
by each check. Such u game, Of course
could not be played in the same city
more than two or three times, and Mrs.
Wakeman knew it we'll; therefore she
shortly left St. Louis, and played the
same game throughout the State Of Mis-
souri,, whenever she got an opportunity,
always leaving the scene OF operations
in time to avoid arrest, and accumulat-
in considerable money by her Shrewd-
ness. She played the same game in
Chicago. and narrowly escaped being
taken in the act. u detective having
been put on her track, who followed her
closely, but was not able TO get her in
that city. MeSSrS. Eagan Il Kinney,
However, followed the matter up, and
learning that Mr.. Wakeman had come
to Detroit, they followed her, and, with
the assistance of Sullivan, who immedi-
ately set TO work TO catch the swindler,
they got track of her. They watched
the P~ost-ofice, and learned hat there
were letters for a woman who gave the
name of the person they wanted. These
letters had been forwarded from Chica-
90 to Detroit, and after some careful
watching, they caught the woman who
called for them. As it is not known
that she has been doing anything wrong
in Detroit, it is probable that she will
be handed over to the officers who have
come after her. All three detectives
have managed the case very neatly, and
deserve credit for bringing it to a sue
cessful end.-St. Louis Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

THE UNDERSIGNED HAsAFLNE STOCK
Of Boot. and Shoes on hand. ne mas an Gh
ss en- ,,.o n heavy stock OF French, Kip and Calf
mas, ~ hitch n. will sell In rolls or pieces, and
Senrh,ch he will manufacture q superior class
OF m"S. .,oek. or leave your measure for NJ
Ing: and perfect Satisfaction viii Do y s rs 'Insss !.
r. Bear In mind that my place OF Unl1 uuI n
next door north Of the Vssoy, hSIsl, SnTur
~, yr y.x :, 1876 nol3-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13
TRUE GOLD,

Some love the glow Of outward show,
Some love mere wealth and Try to win it;
The house to me may lowly be,
III but like the people in it.
What's all the gold that glit.ers cold,
When linked to hard or naughty feeling ?
Whate'er we're told, the noble gold
Is truth Of heart and manly dealing.
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak,
Mere fashion's smile, and try to win it;
The house to me may lowly be,
III but like the people in it.
A lowly roof may give US proof
That lowly flowers are often fairest;
And trees whose bark is hard and dark
May yield US fruit and bloom the rarest.
There's worth as sure meath garments poor
As e'er adorned a loftier station;
And minds as just as those we trust,
Whose claim is but Of wealth's creation.
Then let them seek, whose minds are weak,
Mere fashions smile, and try to win il;
The house to me may lowly be,
II l but like the people in it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

TIE RULING PAssIoS.-lt Is told ofN.
P. Willis that he always files away those
little memoranda that his butcher sends
in with the meat, recording how
MANY pounds there are, under the in
dorsement of "Pencilings by the Weigh
Correct Edition
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

na-sprcial Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II. FOZER would mast respectfully inform me slc.
and aniIcted that his MEDICAL Is az
he zane place, CORNER OF kEARNf AND
JkCKSON'STREETS. San Francisco, wnere ne mas
b.cn established for many years, Tor me cure o.
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having reiinquished
INV Old mode Of advertising, which has become 80
common with all the Quack Doctors OF san Francis
co, nlling the newspapers with false references. i9t
Tue purpose ofimposilg upon strangers, ! think y
IL only necessary TO inform those In need Oh PLY
SLOAN or LONG EXPERIENCE AND Y
PCL PRACTICE, that I can be consulted al all ou-
sIness hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco:
Ladies suffering from the Whites, Piles, Meakness
Of The Back, Pain In The Side, Headaehe, Paipltation
OF the Heart, Derangement OF their Monthly SICK
ness. and all other Diseases that the Female system
is subject TO, win ind prompt reliefby applying TO
DIR, CHAS ii. T0ZER.
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
| known 10 fall In giving reliefin those cases Tor which
they are recommended. To be obtained only AZ my
ONCE.
box. Sent by mall or express.
Address II. T0ZER, N. D., San Y anciseo, CAL,
or Lock Box 1854. ,,,,
Consultation free. All communications strictly
coTSdentisi' CRAS. II. TOZRR, N. D..
Late Consulting Physician OF Lock Hospital, London.
pOh-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

SALT LAxE.-Mr. J. ]. Tracy has ar
rived from the East, and as the agent OF
Wells, Fargo L Co., will proceed at
once to organize the several agencies in
this and the adjoining Territories
Yedetts, 3D..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-13

WHEN a fond maternal parent asked
that suffering wag, Chas. Lamb, "And
how do like babies, Mr.. Lamb?' he
promptly responded, "b-b-boiled, mad
ann
The New York herald., 1866-03-07

E,oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY AND MD. LIQUOR
6y the last reason
selling retiring from business; good chance for
make fortune. Inquire on the corner OF Col
umba and Warren streets, south BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

men and commouaiF ef hs ciy of Nsw ygk rslsyvs -
Ne widening and extending Of Ann street and Fulsen ar
Pursusnt 70 statutes IN such maAs and prvvAs1 -
nsrrsy fUs & nssio' y "a shss they ints.s ply ss =:
Term. Of ssid court, 10. Be- held ss tke ciI a.l
a., a. ss a s Of yss o. s.,sr ~ e co.s s - =
nat Day o. . scc. ssvs.f!sr . eoups,l ssn :. 80
ssssmspl In TIE ensie1 hat he sssare 81
en:nt Of e inprevemsnt hssey insends1 ne ss.a.y
r mannsr f;evine ,sss 2 s.y @ ns ns.ss 80 =
bosh sides of srese between William street and C.
ssree sso bosh sdes qf FULTON srseh tstwsen ws3
siregt between Rysefs ssy and wsssr ses snd 9. -
sout street. in tAs city Of New Yrk laid dgwe and -
nncssed csrtAin map maAe ~ BdwssS ss!s ~ 80
0.s.i g a ~ :! s; s. Osps.
The New York herald., 1866-03-07
TAY COOKE 4 CO..

81 BANKERS
In connection with houses In Philadelphia and Wash
ington we this day open olce at No. Nassau street,
corner Of Wall street. in this city.
Mr. EDWARD DODGE late IL CLARK. Dodge Co. New
York; Mr. II. O. rAHNESrOCK, OF Washington house,
partners.
We sa give particular purchase sale
OF GOVERNMENT sECURITIE Ks and orders for pur.
chase and sale OF STOCKS. BONDS and GOLD.
JAY COOKE d co.
Nyw YoRK, March I. 1855
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-12-05
The LaSt Sinety Days Of lhe War "a
North Carolina.


We have pleasure ~ acknowledging ne reseip,
o. copy Of lne ABOVE wofk from or friends. Ms.srs
Z. ]. Hale & Son. lsle Editors Of the Faye ,syiIIs
Ob.ecst, but nos whole.lle Booksellers sud sta
loasr. 10 The city Of New York. Il 10 an ilteessg
volume, gotten up 10 Tie best style Of ,ypos aphies
nestaes-. u ~. suticn BY Mts. slencef % accom-
pl'sled lady 81 Chapel Hill, and orgnslv Published
IN lie form Of ls,ters Ia Iha, excellent weekly. The
Ws,ehnsn. ejiel by The Rev. d.. Deems. Thtouah
le u,gen, solicitation o. hieBds Tia authorizes hss
been induced 70 revise and eslarse the soIk, add
consea, TO is pablicaiion IN 's ps.en, fo,a. so@s
notes have been added By d.. Deems, enaueing ian.
ponsnt fsc,s
Messrs. Z. ]. Hale & ssn are prepared 10 furnish
single copies Of TIL. book, BY mail Posisss paid, At
81 50. or will SUPPLY the trade on libc 81 ,erms 10
sny amount Ger cash. The Mesas. Hale Tue Only
souibe,n Booksellers IN tue city Of New York. soJ
being extensively and iisori5ly known 10 sis ssie,
We canaol doubt Int l,se psison1ae vii 10 se-
slowed upon them ~ or citizens hlsins densaJ fo'
articles il their line. Address Edward ]. Hale &
SoI. 40 D osdray, New York.
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|csliar circumstances OF each case will in
dictate the best adjustment between debtor
and creditor. The wholesome provision
OF the Constitution of the United States
which forbids State TO pass any law i'm.
pairing the obligation Of contracts, should
be faithfully observed. as should be all our
con stitu t,onal obligations, and 10 the eni
the State and individuals will reap the re-
ward which always follows stesdfast adhe.
renee to duty. Let Us SO act that, here
after MS heretofore, our hearts may swell
at the mention Of the "good Old North
State"
There is much TO occasion the gloom pre-
vailing throug hout the State. II has been ex-
hibited in various ways The growing indif-
ference,of our people, in all the elections
which have lately occurred, is greatly 10 be
del lored. Let us never despair Of the re-
pubic. Our time -honored axiom that all
political power is vested in and derived
from the people only." will have become an
Improbable declaration Of principle. when
the people shall cease. TO take an interest ia
elections. There 10 much in the review Of
the recent past to forbid dependency and
encourage hope.
Our STATE has not been afflicted With war
or pestilence, or famine.
Although we have not been blessed eve
rywhere with propitious seasons, 10 much
the larger part OF the state the tolls Of the
farmer and planter have been abondantly
rewarded.
Our courts for months have been exercis.
ling full Jurisdiction. without interference
by the military Of the United States (ex-
cep, in the matter Of approaching eolored
children, which il is hoped will be soon
satisfactorily arranged,) aud As coDse-
quence. crime - be,ng repressed aud ths
orderly citizen feels the protection Of the
law
Tine aud the action OF the courts have
dune much TO moderate the animosllies ana
restore the good feeling which existed a
,nong Us. We have made much advance
towards restoring the respect Tor las ant
order which formerly Distinguished opI
people and all classes.are becoming NOR,
steadily Indusir ious. Our institutions o
learning a,e resiying, and their increasing
num5 Of pupils is highly encouraging.
We should be profoundly thankful To-
the blessings we enjoy, aud eudea'or b.
mutual forgiveness and charity IN all on
action, to deserve the future favor aud gui
dance Of divine providence.
have the honor 10 be your obedien
servant. JONATHAN WORTH.
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N OTTO E

gUyHE Subscriber, having qualified 81 Nosem
~ Coul, 1893. as Administrator Of John
SMITH, deceased, ! will expose. 10 public vcndue,
7lst day Of December inst. credit, The personal
property Of said Jecessrd consisting Of The following
pTspeny, 10 vii. Household snd Kitchen Furi-
lufe. stock Of Cattle. Hogs and sheep. one SILL cone
Fsming Tools, AMI other articles anneeesssfy 10 nsn
lion. TENS made known on The 1sy 81 sole.
AZ pcisons iadebicj loihe cstaie OF said deceased
sfc hereby net fled 70 nsks immediate payment and
sslllemess. a. longer isduigesoc cannot be gwen
and eli pessens tssiex cisims against said sas sadl
present them within the limo prescribed By law, o.
tbs aotce will be plead in bsI Of their recovery
HU. WOODS, Adn'r.
p.e 6S--
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MARRIED.

Al the Presbyterian chu,eb IN Chapel Hin, o.
Tbursdsy eveoins the 2sa Or November. BY The
New. lanes Phillips. D. D., NJ. WILLIAM A.
GUTHRIE, attorney al Law, 10 Miss ELLA, en.
es' dsush,er Of John W. Car. Esq, ell Of chsps
Hill.
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QiIIsbOruugb RsrOrhsr.
HILLsBnRoUGH, n. c.
wednesday. Dec 5. 1864

~ We have received 4 communication relative
to the concert al The Masonic Hall las, Friday nigh.
bat we esnno, make room fof il to-day. !, viii APP
pear 10 ooi ncIl isue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-12-05

Toe Rslsish ssnIinsi having received . similar
kI,sr, nste.iae fOowios .os se.,ioss, ~aieh ne do
not IaoH ti,, &c can ispose, IL al paris Of he
slss &c 10 be eoas.jefsL,
We cheerfully insert The above at the
request Of DR.. Webb. We would suggest
70 our friends Of the ST. Louis Association.
first u determine what amount can be sp
propriated 10 the State Of North Carolina.
then divide IL pro rata according TO popula-
tion among The several counties; then en-.
close check Tor said amount to the Sheriff
Of each county. with Instructions as TO Il.
slisir,bulion. IL this be done. and the As
sociation will forward complete list Of the
amount sent 10 each Sheriff. for publication
IN the pr,ss Of this State. we feel quite con-
6deni. the object will be gained more easily
and more properly than ia sny aher way.
The plan above suggested. By DR.. Webb.
would reach very Few persons. and 10 many
cases, those not contemplated BY the do
nors."
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The Lady,s Book fof Dscsnber has been

The Lady's Book Tor December has been
received. Tni, number closes the 7JJ volume. Bss.
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meais ihe nunbes d IL illssralions snJ valuable
receP, and ohsr interesting nlieles, i now sisaJ,
6rs 40 ,os iue pulicsions Of ihe Lind 20 lbe coga.
~. Th etsousy number viii commence new
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IS So Cor .wo copies. 81 SO for three copies.
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