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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
TUESDAY. Feb. 2o-P. N.


Gold closes at 1877 1917. The Government has
been large seller, and the supply OF cash gold i
ample.
Government stocks are steady. with moderate
sales. Tennessee and Missouri 6S are in fair de-
nand al full prices. The Miscellaneous shares arc
neglected and rather lower. For Atlantic Mail l3t
vas paid and no Pscife Mail offered under POS
The Railway share market opened heavy and lower
The chief purchases were to cover short contracts
and regular commission houses did little OF
nothing. The control Of the market if
still resolutely contested by strong clique:
with no great advantage 10 either side FOR the mo-
ment. An abundant supply Of money at low rates,
used with great courage and adroitness, has thus
Gar supported prices against the combined natural
causes which have acted against them and which
must continue 70 do so with 10 uncertain result in
the future. The financial tide is steadily running
out and at no remote day spectators who attempt
20 force prices Of corporate stocks up Ill the face o.
contraction by the Netons Treasury, will pass out
Of the street, and be forgotten as fully as the god
lead, petroleum, and other bubbles Al which they
realized fortunes on paper.
AT . o'clock the rates Of money advanced 70
per cent, and il was in active demand up 81. This
had the effect OF depressing the share market and
pressure 20 sell Observed. At the Second
Regular Board there was strong desire to sell
and the clique stocks were freely offered at from
QlI per cent decline from the morning prices
Rock Island Michigan Southern and Fort Wayne
were especially weak, and were freely offered oi
quotations, buyers option. The marked closed dull
and heavy at quotations: New-York Central, ~ Ia
eIi; Ere RAILWAY, S0t s0! Hudson River, O2@
lo2i; Reading, 99l IoO Michigan Southern, c.!
V69i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, sS1G7sa; Rock
Island, 1881 i031; North-WesteTn, - 9271; North
Western Preferred, 5i,; Fort Wayne, S2l a
92i; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 2G;
Canton, Ill Cumberland Coal, iil9iiai Quick
silver, 4l9n4; Marpo:a Mining Co., I9GI2!;
do. Preferred, l6; Sctuylkill, is..
Money is more active, and no new business ~
done on cal under ? cent. The private advicos
iron London are not encouraging, and make
tenders here prudent about long engagements. In
eornmercial bills no change. Best names pass al
107i. good at sac and fair from 10 10 H.. and
sven higher Paper is carefully scrutinized, and
ssfety rather than large interest is the nile with
buyers. Late in the oay' there was sharp twist
IN money, and J p cent was freely paid for large
smouhts, and number of houses had difficulty in
making up their raccouhts--appIeations being made
freely after tho close Of bank hours.
IRE 'Iase Q! ths city is yey ..yegoar 'IG ia
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Rcccipts Of Produce.

PEE e0.-2oi0 bbls Flour. 800 bbls. WHISKY, 27l'
bbs Corn Meal 30s2 bush. Seeds. - pigs Ashes. 2A
pkgs Petroleum. 2.2J0 pigs Provisions. 40 pigs
Lard, l. l20 pkgs, Butter, .jle Dressed Hogs.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
TEpls BAuru AND IppIAElYoIs RAIrnoAe, |
6yCRpfARY's UyrrOx, TEals HArrE. Feb ~ 1855
y <,SrTI,Is A.. DnNnunI nERS nf th

NOTICE to the BONDHOLDEhS 0t the
N TERRI HAUIE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
COMPASYNoc- is hereby given TO the Bondhoider. Of
Trre Hsute and Rchnopd Railroad Company acorpofa.o
ws Of the Stse OF Indiana now known 40
the T-Ire sute and Indianapolis Railroad Company that on
the first day of March, 1866 the Seven O Eer cent First Moi
suse Bond Of said Rsrosd Company will become Que ad
payable and that said Company wi on that day. pay ssd
Bonds in foil Of principal and interest on o. %
Bonds the coupons attached st the oce q the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, No. 70 tx
chsnse.pace IN the City Of N-wYors.
the inst day Of March 1856 the privilege Of convert
ug such Bonds into the Capital stock Of said Company will
cease and interest thereafter will not be collected OF pad
'N''e'"' ~ '''e " CHAs WOOD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

4 IL HOLDERS of the Bonds of the WILL
IA MiNOIOH and MANCHESTER RAILROAD Co.,
North Carolina respectfully rcduescdto make themselves
tnOwr, possible to the undersigned, NJ r. JES
IP Co. giving and Numbers OF bonds held by them
respectively that the Company Iiay confer with them
matters relating 20 their into sest.
HENRY M DRANE,
President W. L NJ X. *. Co., " ilInnstcu ~ {.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
Oyy,c, or ruy II HousAroxIc RAILROAD COMPANY,
N'''". W " p.,,nyuxur Conn s.h = iHfS

BRrpgKPoRr. Conn. FEB e. 1850. y
NOTICE.-TheA Annual Meeting OF the stock.
holder, of the Housatonic Railroad Compan will BE- be
;, ,bsy Otfce In the City OF Bridgeport, on fRlDAi TIE
23d inst a, n O'Clock m for the purpose Of ELECTlNG
BOAKD of DIRECTORS for poid Company Tor the year
aud do any other business proper to be done at ssd
meeting. =, 50, II. A.,
The Transfer Book viii be coped from The l2h to the 2d
-'''' WV" '"' '''' C. K AvFRILL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
cl. .o.a 81 h,sr,os. &c reported RON The 'olo-.

rt.v So, by tis 10. sis routes. ~
u5fle,n RAILROAD 10, NV Hsven klflad %. N'w-
JeIs.y C.niri Rload -. q. ioyt c. About I.'" were
IN n. ysgds on MoId-y
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Among The stcuraonists 70 xorians on The Foarth
were company a sremen from the city, Who went oat
10 have game q ball together Selecting The locality
adjoining TIE residence q German named Folks thsy
began their game and In The Of their play tey
sent several balls into Folks garden at which NJ
became highly ncsnsed and threatening 70 shoot the hrft
man who again uespsssed upon his gro1nds he pro-
cceded far 70 carry hs threats srecuton 70
bring out doubebarrelled gun loaded With ball bis
W.T. bv nginx up tho rear a. orps a, with .
volyer seeing these ~miks demonstrations ths ban
players nopped their ram and notified policeman
named took, resident q Prospcct nrsct Lover
Horisanae o. the dangerous threats ~ Foisn,
~hereupoh Cook entered Folks garden, and
waking OF 70 him began remonstrniing with
him upon N nlerslty of be threats This only had
the effect of lncanang the German and mora and
Cook ne sct " turning around 70 return shea
Folks deubsf nisiy shot him through The sds, deaih
being The sim, ~i ins,snisneons resuh Al oncs
of ercsment vas occssioned WI ch tine bd fair
v end the irag,dy With ano,h~r rhs ercitsd crosi
which collected ihresiesed 10 iyys TIE German on tie
spot and bot pr The Interpretation 1 The police sho soon
presented tbem~fas AZ the Of The maFfsr prompt
punishment void have been lnGlctsd - ins murderer
A. tbree y ~ an inquesi was held On t~ bffy, a1d
ysr4lGt prnmpy rendered IN nrsorlsEee VI tes sbofe
fftsx Folxs aDd biz vie arrested an are DO
he's IN egsody n s~s the seslon ~ the o. ND gery
Coca yee highly es~smed Tho viilsss sna ka asasb
crested 1s psmoss ssensmsss IN Nor ssal&
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

the state or federal government provided VIII
comfortable situations 10 public Offices 10 hs ciiy anf
our brave sold r. who porlcd ther tyes IA desn q
ths unon ler dependent the cold charity ~ the
wordf
sauies we're cred al sunrise from the BATTERY TIC
old Seventy stes' proceeded there 10 martial array y
noon On The way down Broadway they were lnlnei ~
great many perons aud their val al the iuNrr
end OF the Battery here quite thmng oi persons
around the guns, Scarcely had the boom " tie hft
gun rung out than fash and pun of smoke sc"n
70 issue rom ihe fort Governors Island and mme n
Atey the thunder OF the heavy ordnance ther erb
ed over he calm SIN waters oi The bay 10 rcply
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
as General Garcia had forbid them doing So The rad
.,as n an

as General Garcia had forbid them doing so. The rad
was successful affair.
THE IMMIGRATION scrEMEs
The lmpe ial Official gan and men who are paid 70
cry the so styled advantages OF many immigration
schemes continue Their cndeavos TO enco people 70 ts
country and they all know that immigrants cannot settle
here now, and that those who are here are AZ ther
wits end TO know how they VIII get out
OF the country and out OF the scape into which hauys
flaming letters and the lies written by others entieed
them. AT 0rzaba and oordosa the American would
be coonsts as class actually suffering, whiie al
Vera Cruz a part cularly charably disposed American
can he seen any day running around with petit ons for
one aud another family soliciting sympathy IN the way
of liberal donations Of money to enable him 10 send his
deuded fellow countrymen back to the arms OF Uncle
Sam.
THE Last mpERIAL VICTORY.
The following COMMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT, MEXICO, June H. 1880
Sergeant Powanth, with detachment OF husdres and
twenty five haaseros, obtained brilliant victory near
wounded (among the number Captain Floresl thirty
prisoners seventy twenty six h rses some ammu-
milton and his correspondence Our loss-none.
THUN, General.
sOur loss none has become so frequent occur
in imperial official dispatches without proper foun
daon that whenever appeass the people here regard
the whole AFFAIR the light Of the reported victors
having been souDdly thrashed
GENERALLY.
In letters received from Guadalaara, dated May 10,
mention Is made OF an attempt being made by the libe
rails raise the Of the department and get them
under arms in view of the retiring Of the French troops
A revolutionary movement had already taken place at
San Martin.
The letters received from La Huasteca state that
the pacicaton OF The district ID found 10 be mpos
sble and that the people secretly armng again pre-
paratory 10 taking the field and lighting the imperial
troops
Simon Guterrez's liberal band is reported to have
beep leccn,y defeated at Santa Rosala in the District
OF Autlan.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
M9 Z X @ Q
YELLOW FEVER RAGING IN VERA CRUZ.
Fifty-three Deaths in a Single
Day in One Hospital.
Santa Anna as the Leader Of the
Church Party in Mexico.
~~~~~->~~~~~~->~-~~~>>o~~~
REORGANIZATION OF the Imperial
Army.
Arrival Of the M6atamoros Garrison
at Vera 0ruz.
A. - kc
REORGANIZATION Of the Imperial
Army.

BY the arrival last evening Of the steamship Eagle,
Captain Greene from Havana we have later news from
Mexico Our Vera Cruz correspondence dates 70 the 22d
nit on which day the Spanish steamer ciudad Condel
left that port for Havana, carrying mail
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Al tia sost,sv k1d Bsilofs kfurisgrefni smf kst.f
lgney. n csns street., 90 car ~aa ffas fsta hAfsV
AGpr pirate Hahhef, ~ ~ ffiftgtno "a " ff " ra.
- ths rneiy d.s.tssH sni1lsf ~ W. 49, @M 49,
ttsf sfnllka A. pes eeiar2 ~ f.Mfs Nt - t@fi
befaAn wsfe ufeasd wA*h caNffFte fFf IA AFft
esnts Ds.k rNs, ~ha. 81 grefsti .H III t.tF NssF's
ssfs nsfsss "a Qsa1tty y - fafK .s4es y
Soar, saenF. re~ee. sd 81 stfN 49, tssfea fTff -
W ilinAn and elBs etissf feniAsusa = Nuf~a - s.ei
Colsn.l msrmsan ths q ~ 49, - To-
en~<sion u fr@0asmly s~s 4, wMt Na F#fwWm#.
nA~s q lAsm sTss slss3s. ks.isx - csm tlfhw -
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
A sch eo..r sna Fonr Hundred Baies or
reifsn Burned.

Srw oatr,ss JOY l, 1904
rh. .ssoops, - .ssa With four hundred bales of
az cotton "a. burned IN the Lowerbs d Eobe % shs
sssh No lIvss vers lost
The New York herald., 1866-07-05

Ss~ursFz-i ksfs fse-ifsf yps, isr isssyt saf 49,
~ tsgyy ~ f4sslr tafs ~th 80 fsumsaf ~Sisar y
ts4wfahs6 Vftss. - fssstfaisnr 80 AZ - - a~b
y.,ssr, ~ - tvptx sts.~.assss stfs ! - 70
f.ttsf ~ - q astfs T. ~ hetJ " Igl eMsfI
\ - q - Nssss ax1 unftr sa slrs<us si.set d t1
sts = txass fa8Atf4l " M tmNn y 80 - ~
80 80 rrGts q "a glsis. A. f*sita 'ians
ss1selFs ~ ksfs - tstrb tga 49, 49, - -.
msofs fs41'fte tAsa 80 Ffs*ft s~en -
s<1Dfie9s srrsf = ~ feg.stiM. tstnf ssttf-.-N
fsms tAsery thsa ths tmann sme ~ 0vt&fM W 10y
o. "a tstsas.rf .tk4fs~s " $3.50 g~A - tse~sm
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
McJia Gone to Vcra Crox-Matamoro
stiII I'm the Han nds OF the Liberals. iSe.

The Mamie and Footo nine days from Brazos
arrived in distress Brsshear City the former wreck
and the latter oui OF coal
Generals Meiia and 0ven and STATS, with portion
Of their commands, were at Brownsville, roac for
Vera Cruz
Maiamoros remuned quiet
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
VERA CRUZ, June q, 1855
SOMETHING up.

SOMETHING Up
Al an early hour yesterday morning the French
steamer Sonora arrived at this port from Tampco bring
ing dispatches for the government and wounded
soldiers Immediately after the arrival OF the steamer
there mysterious gatherings of the French and
imperial officers and employees, who showed by their
looks and gestures that news OF very dsagreeable
character had been received. II after nosed
about thai the liberals had made important capture
of so me kind and that General Mejia with command
or portion Of command had been defeated and suf
fered a severe loss
[The French forces arriving at Vera Cruz tho goth
of June noticed by our correspondent, we're undoubt
ediy those which evacuated Maamoros on the 18th
ult--ED HERALD.
FROM TANIco.
BY the arrival of the also learn that Tampl
co is again threatened seriously In few hours after
arrival OF the Sonora English man-ofwar which
in port here sailed for rampco TO look after the IN
terests Of the English residents al that point French
of war steamed out at once probably bound to
lhe mouth OF the Rio Grande.
The New York herald., 1866-07-05
vgRA Cree, June =, 1866.

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT or TROOPS.
All the troops possible TO be spared have been moved
out Of the city OF Mexico San Luis Potos II Is proba
bic Marshal Bazsine has gone with them to the ned.
This made to check the advance OF strong
column of liberal forces.
SoRrUIcAuoS
The lmperalisis engaged in terrifying in tho
neghborhood of 0zaba also portion OF the line OF the
Cbiquhnne and at all important points from orzsba to
the Cunbres de Acnlizingo Engineers now busily
engaged laying the work for tho troops 70 execute
There has been rising OF the people at Pachuca a
mining the INTERIOR and 4 thought that the
rising at Pachuca concerted 10 be in combination
with the rising which took place at Huenta Ia u ~.
mored that there has another rising at uaargo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12
STATE ELECTIONS.

Elections 10 the several States compris-
ing tile Federal Union are a. follows
In Connecticut, on the first Monday in
March.
New Hampshire, on the first Tessdsy
10 March.
Rhode Island. on The first Wednesday in
April.
Virginia. on The fourth Thursday ii
MAY.
Alabama. Arkansas, kentucky, Texas,
FlsrIda, Mississippi, and Oregon, IN Tic
first Monday 10 August.
Vermont. on the first Tuesd y in Sep.
TENDER.
Maine. on the second Monday in seplem
Der.
Iowa. and Rhio. on the FIRST Tuesday IN
October.
.Gtotgia, on The first "Wednesday ii DC
tober,
Pennsylvania. on the second Tuesday il
October.
West Virginia, 90 The fourth Tuesday ia
October.
Louisians, on The first Monday in No.
vember.
Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12
81 FOUNTAIN OF FIRE

4 recent number Of the Honolulu Friend
contains an account Of the late eruption II
Mduna Ina,.on Tie Island ~ Hawaii. Ii
The passage below is any where near the
truth. Tie spectacle must have ben one ii
almost more than earthly grandeur:
The eruption commenced near The sun.
init Of the mountain, and only Eve Or sir
miles south east Of the eruption 10 1916
F,r two days this summit crater sent down
Us burning floods along The north eastern
slope d the mountain; then suddenly the
valve closed, aud the great furnace appar.
emily ceased blast. After thirty. liz hours
the iu,ia was seen bursting out OF the cas-.
tern side Of the mountain, aboa; midway
from The top 10 the base.
II would seem that the SUNNI, lava had
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

A TRAvRLLrR BADLY TREarrD. An
Englishman, namedGeorge Il i,s,ll. "
ling on ioni 10 Arklnsas. recently. was
seized hy some men whose horses hal beer
stolen, and Who supposed that TIE stranger
must have taken them. IL protested his
lnnncenre, bat they threatened 10 hang him
IL he did not instantly tell VIII his cunfed
crates were. lie still denied al knowlrdge
of the matter, and they placed 4 halter
around bis neck. hung HIM up toa tree. and
cutting him down after H. had grown black
IN the face. again threatened him unless ne
confessed. Again he told them he cnul,l
not. and again they hinged him until Ne
was almost dead. then took him belorc a
magistrate. by whom he VS. put IN prison
lie remained there Few weeks, was tried
and acquitted. and started On foot TOR Mem.
phis. Tenn, where he wa found de4d on
the bluff soon after hi. arrival. lie died 81
want and exposure. the Jury sid. Ths
Memphis Avalanche says he va 4 refined
gentleman, and having heard glowing &C.
counts 81 Arkansas. visited that State, bul
his means giving out. and 10 remittance.
PREACHING HIN, be Was compelled 10 walk
aud work Us Wy. and that Tie Treatment
hc received, aud unaeeusiomcd labor and
exposure killed hia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

Stamp Dmties.-our attention has been call.
ed to the following provision in the act Of Congress
in relation to Stamp Duties, which We publish or the
benefit of those concerned:
Under the provisions Of section l5S. an
instrument subject to stamp duty, but issu-
ed without a stamp or with an insufficient
one, may be so stamped by the Collector
as 10 be as valid 10 all intents and purposes
(exc ept as sgainst rights acquired in good
faith before such stamping and the record
ing of the instrument, il record be re-
quired) as if properly stamped when made
or issued. Such an instrument issued at a
time when and in place where 10 collec-
ton district was established may be stamp
ed BY the party who issued il or BY any
parry having an interest therein at any time
prior to January |. ls67, and the legaleffect
Of the stamp thus affixed will be the same
as though affixed BY the Collector. When
originals are lost the necessary stamps may
be affixed to copies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12
The Daily Index-we have received 81

or i've nun'ers pa new Daily paper just eommene-
ed in the city Of Raleigh. hearing the tile q The
Daily Index" I. il published By Messrs. James II
Moore and l.. \. Keith; James II. Moore, editor
II is printed on medium sheet; makes good aP-
pearance and judging from the specimens before Us,
promises 70 be an interesting and useful journal The
price IS IS year, Or So Ear sx months We Thank
The publishers Cor sending it 10 Us daily, ant hope
their enterprise will be abundan.ly successful
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

The famine in India j. dreadful. I'm.
mense numbers Of sick aud starving peo.
pie from the districts 81 Bengal are flock.
ing into Calcutta for relief. Tie Govern.
ment has opened a temporary hospital, and
the natives are raising subscriptions.
A synopsis Of President Johnson's speech
81 Delmonico's, in New York, o. Az words,
was lelegraphed to Reuters European
Press Associsiion, on THURSDAY. by the
Atlantic cable, at an expense VI s5,O0l in
gold.
Two milk vendors were fined $50 each
40 New York. on Tuesday. for sdulterating
aud ililuiing their milk with water.
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Washins.on. So. }. ".

asahS e1ht ~ - -
BEEcnER's LETrER.-Iienry Wand Beech.
er's letter, approving of Tie purpose. Of the
Soldiers Convention al Cleayeland, sept.
18th, as also the policy Of the President,
ELECTS high praise from conservative jour
nails. The n. Y. Eve. Post. says o. Beech
er's letter, " II deserves 10 be written in
letters Of gold. IL ought 10 De read by
every man aud woman 10 the country. i is an
sppea! 70 the sober common sense u the
American people, which we hope will bear
wholesome fruit, and will turn msny from
the blind passionate 10 thoughtful and
reasonable consideration o. the greatest
question which has ever been betufe the
American public"
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Aillsbaraugg 9srurusr,
HILLSBoR0UGH, N. G.
Wednesday. Sept. IL, 1860.
CANDIDATE FOR COVE RNoR.
J on A 7 H A N w . r I H
OF RANDOLPH.
TO OUR sUBscRlB FRS.

~ Necessity compels Us to make an earn est APP
peal to subscribers in to made early payments
We need the money to pay for paper, and other e.
pensos, and are obliged 10 have i. We hope our
subscribers will be consderate enough, to relieve us
from the necessity Of making forcibe collections. i
money cannot be had, bring US provisions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12
Col RIngham,s schooI...ws Learn fro

the Raleigh Rrogress, that in accordance wiasn act
Of the Legislature Gov Worth has caused eSmmis.
sion Of Msjoto be issuel 10 Robert Bingh am and d
Captain TO John n. Norwood Professors in the lnsli
tuition established " Col. wm. Bingham Al Mebane-
vile.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

New Jersey, New York. Illinois. Kansas,
Michigan. Minnesota. Missouri, Nevada,
and Wisconsin. on the first Tuesday in
November.
Colorado, on the second Tuesday in No
vember.
South Carolina. on the fourth Monday in
November.
No State elections are held in the month
of January, February, June, July aud Des
cember.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

RATTLEsSAKg CHARMING TuaKEYs.-A
very strange and novel occurrence took
place 90 the Sinncm ihoning. near Wistar,
pennsylyania. short time since. yet is
truthiulness can be souched Tor by Mr. H.
w. McCleland and others in that vicinity,
who were eve witnesses.
Tine attention Of resident VI that place
Mr.. MeClelland) was attracted 10 i ward
in the rear Of his house, where a large flock
OF turkeys were congregating. uttering wild
and discordant cries, aud tluttering in The
greatest CONSERVATION. On approaching
he observed huge rattIesnake. colled up.
in the act Of charming lordly gobbler ol
The flock, who was gliding swiftly IN a
circuit with eyes riveted on lie CLASSY orbits
Of his captor. and gradually approaching
lis yenomous jaws Nc McClelland quick
~ dispatched the bold intruder. and the
turkey was set a liberty bn,. s;rangs q
record, with is eyes so singuarly trans
fixed that il could not move ahead in 4 d-
rect line. and a il retired from rs van.
10. she'd foe, moved obliqnely with a sha'nb.
Ing gait. AZ dusk on The same ,lay, 4
snake equally a. large a, the one destroyed
came into lie same mans dunryars. and
began calling for his absent mate, rafting
loudly. II was snmmlrily disposed II. and
when measured. was ascertaiLed 10 be TOUR
feet in length. with tail studded with sly
teen raiiles. Bridford Pa R,p1riey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

PaEAcHISe.--Dr. ]. P. Thompson. in a
recent letter from abroad to the Congre-
sationalist, mentions the following incl
dents, which is suggestive in more ways
than one: "a gifted young man was late
ly called to be the colleague Of one of the
most distinguished preachers in Scotland.
The senior pastor being asked what he
thought of his associates sermon, replied :
%, Il was an excellent sermon but some
one who knows him well enough to speak
to him on such a matter, should give him a
hint about hitchins his shoulders At such a
rate. Il is no; only awkward. It is really
ludicrous.' And ludicrous il was; fnr II
was the most Characteristic action OF the
senlor pastor himself. which the young man
had unconsciously initiated, aud Of which
his critic was quite unaware"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-09-12

" We arc aulhoiIed 10 announce Dr. TIl0s.
:. VicksRs, % rsptescn, Orange in The sen'ts.
- We are authorized to announce the name =
.. D. INSTEAD, Esq. as candidate to represent
The county Of Orange IL the House o. Commons.
" We are authorized TO announce the name q
w. W. GUESS, Esq, as q candidate 70 represent
the county Of Orange 10 the House Of Cemmon'.
~ We are authorized 10 announce D. q. HOP.
KiNs, Esq, as candidate 70 rspfessn, The comfy y
Orange In the House " Commons.