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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-03-22
PHOENIX DRUG STORE.
DREHER & BROTHER,
Successors to Durling G. Boys.)

Respectfully notify the public, that hav-
ing purchased the above establishment, they
will continue the Drug and Medicine bust
ness, at the old stand. The room is comme-
dious, and is fitted up with every convenience
for the dispatch Of business and the accomms-
dation Of customers. Having made large ad-
ditions to their already largestock of
Drugs, Medicines. Perfumery, &c.,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-03-22

&c, &C., of all qualities, and from the high
est to the lowest prices. He will also keep
well supplied with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
N~N'> IN

bring about a full restoration Of he ITn;oa
by the admission Of all The States 10 thai
representation in the national councils
guaranteed them by the Constitution. and
entirely remove or modify all dlsqualryinx
acts. especially the test oath, by which the
citizens OF the Southern States are debarred
from accepting Offices tina. they are EN-.
nently qualified to fill, and in doing SO
would reflect credit upon the State at large.
Our Northern brethren should exercise
COOP degree Of charity in their legislation,
and remember that the people of the South
ern States. more especially the people Of
South Carolina, have been educated in the
school Of States Right doctrines. and really
believed tina: their allegiance was due 10
The State, and that the State, not the citi-
zen, owed allegiance TO the General Gsv-
eminent. They honestly believed such to
be their duty. and so acted. Now that II
has been decided that the citizens allegi.
ance 10 due to the General Government,
they have accepted the issue. and will faith
fully abide BY il. In view Of all these facts.
we trust that at an early day all barriers TO
a foil and complete restorstioR Of all the
States To their equal rights will be removeti
and that we will again present 10 the world
the happy spectacle Of united people.
THg HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
The Grand Jury would also direct the
attention Of the proper authorities Of the
Government 10 the case Of The Hon. JEFF
erson Davis, whs has been held N confne-
meat sine, The cad Of April. 1865. and most
earnestly urge upon them TO use all efforts
10 give him speedy trial. or release him
on bail. Il is bu, justice that he should BE-
tried ~ released. His counsel have made
repeated efforts to have him brought to trial.
and are still exer,ing themselves 10 that
end Ills longer detention without trial
cannot but reflect with discredit upon the
country. whilst the common dictates Of hui
manlty demand speedy action in his case.
a. h bodily health snd mind are fast be-
eontng irrepsrably impaired from bis long
i Imprisonment.
PHILLIP NJ. DOuCIN,
/ Foreman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
The Newbern Times has been purehas-

The Newbern Times has been purehas-
ed BY CD. :. ID. Pool and Mr. X A. Shot.
we'll. The former gentleman will conduc,
the Editorial and the latter the Local de
pariment. The name of the paper has been
changed 60 the Journal Of Commerce, and
u 70 needless to say that i,s politics have
been changed also. Under the auspices oil
Col. Pool u will be an able and jealous adj
,ocate Of the President.s policy and de-
cided enemy Of Rsdicsllsm IN all its pha-
ses. We wish the new paper all imaginsbi i
success. as We are sure il wall eminenily
deserve 1t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
DEATH OF JOHN VAN BUREN,.

UEAIh VT JOnN VAN
The death Of the Hon. John Van Buren,
has caused deep regret in New York, where
he was SO we'll known and respected. His
wide acquaintance, his social qualities, and
his relationship both 10 former President
and to leading public men. combine TO rem
der his unexpected demise most painfal
surprise. He died on board the steamship
Scotia on Monday, October ID, ON his re.
turn from Europe, where he had been iof
his health, and while within few hours
Of port. lie was the son OF the late Presi-
dent Martin Van Buren,, and was born at
Hudson. N. Y, February Is. 1910; gradu-
ated from Yale in 1928; read law with
Hon. b. +. Butler, Of Albany was Secre-
tary oil Legation TO his father while the
latter was Minister to England, in 1872,
and was chosen Attorney General for the
State Of New York in ls45. Then he re-
tired to the practice OF his profession. In
IS4S he was one Of the prominent adyu-
Gates Of the free soil party, and from that
time to this has been before the public AS
a speaker upon the questions Of The day.
lie was one who believed hrmly IN The
middle path, aud his conservatism was SO
great that il caused him TO halt wheh per-
slstency would have been sict0ry. lie
was most genial and sgreeuble compan-
ion--well reod, quick ia the repartee, me-
yer nndictiye, and finding some witty a.
polosy for the worst peieats. Ills position
IN his profession was desersedly high, aud
on the stump or in a lecture room he had
4 singular power Of claiming attention.
Something like an apparent lack Of since
ritz prevented him IRON gaming the FULL
success to which his qualifications entitled
him.
During the presidential term Of his tath-
er he visited England, where he was re-
ceivcd al court with distinguished notice.
He had the self possessiun requisite ior
proper appreciation OF such aIteutions
and the fact u his reception By the royal
family Of England was trumPcled through
this country as showing The ambition oi
the Van Buren, family Tor regal distinc lion.
The very righteousness VI these assaults
made them more noticed. and The nick.
name Of " Prince John then bestowed up
on him adhered through life. A short
time after his return VIZ. Van Buren, was
married 70 Mss SaEderpoei. BY whom he
became the father of daughter. Mrs
Van Buren, died shortly ate wards. aud lie
never married ogain.
HIS health had been failing for several
years. He was compelled TO withdraw Tor
. period from active life. But for some
time he was supposed TO be mendIng. Inc
last season, he sailed fa England 10 COM
pany with his daughter aud niece. the
daughter Of Smith Van Buren,, and w4s az.
pareutly in the most robust health. Ali
enjoyed their tour among the mountains,
the lochs and moors Of Scotland. The
tour had been concluded aad the party e
out for home in the Scotia. Mr.. Van Blu.
rem again began 10 is,l;a general debility
seized him. aud 6nally on Sunday last Ter.
minated fatally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
RrsoRs PROM WASHINGTON.

The washingtca correspondent u the
New York Tribune states that important
iumors are 10 cireulation AZ the capitsl 70
the effect that The President and Cabinet
have resolved TO make demand upon the
British Gsvernmsnt for paw ment in full Tor
the depredations committed upon American
commerce by Confederate prissteers fitted
90, 10 England. Il is also stated that IL
hes been determined 10 Cabinet council q,
secognize Jusrez. and no ether person as
President Of Mexico. and to recommend.
ss an ADMINISTERS tion measure. the payment
b, the United States Of the French claims
on Mexico. and receive as compsnsa ton
an additional psrt,sn 81 Mexican territory
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
The Eve and carve refer ,ur reader.

The Eye and Ear.-we refer 'ur readers
20 the ADVERT sement Of Dr. Gardner, 0culist and
Auris,, formerly Of London. nov Of Nes York;
who will be at the Marlborough Hotel, Raleigh, on
Saturday, November aith, and remain until Thurs
day the 2slh. after thai lime monthly. Of which due
uoIioe will be gsea. Those who require medical Of
surgical aid for deafness diseases u the eye should
sss theseives Of the opportunity offered for obtain
ing relief sy going and consulting Dr.. Gardner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS or 4 CHARLES.
TON GRAND Jury.

A, The presen; term 81 the United States
Court now boldiLg 10 Charleston. the
Grand Jury. 10 The course 1T their present
ments. gave vent 20 The fullnw ng patriotic
sentiments. which we're endorsed by lodge
Bryan, with the preface that he bad dll
lered with The State in is political ,less
10 the psi, but hoped now to sre all the
people united snj harmonious oncc more:
TnE STATE ~ TnE COUNTRY
The Grand Jury. before closing their
duties, feel constrained 70 refer to tie state
Of the county. The peace nov reisning
throughout the whole country, after four
years u civil war Of the most sanguinary
character recorded on The pages Of hlstor,
during the last century, is a source Of most
deyOut congratulation. When We look
around and witness the civil courts fully
organized, aud know that all our wrongs
and grievances will be adludicaled before
jury oi our countrymen. instead Of before
military courts and other tribunals Of a
similar character. We have ample cause 10
be thankful for the peace which We are now
enjoying. and should ardently desi E that
the sword may even remain sheathed. and
that our country may never know war any
more. Il 10 feryenuy hoped that the Ma.
tivnal Congress, az its next session. will
dispsssionately consider the state Of the
country, aud direct its whole efforts TO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
The Legi.Ia.ure q Mis.i.sippi me. Al New {

The Legislature Of Mississippi met at New Or
leans on the 18th instant, in extra session. The
Governor in bis message says that the necessities Of
the State constrained him 70 call the Legislature
not special emer gency, but . general emergency
resulting from he altered and deranged condition q
Federal relations and domestic Affairs. The removal
Of negro troops from the State. and The transfer o.
the Freed mems Bureau TO officers Of the regular ar
my, be eonsids subjects Of congralula,iOn. he
deploies the eondii on Of the country, and eneioses
the constitution 81 nendm, MT bui Pfesumes mai me
nero reading Of ia will insure lis REJECTION lie re.
cnmme.ds the admission Of negro testimony IN al
courts, and requests ths, provision be made Tor the
INDECENT ehiidrs Of Confederate sodss and Tor The
relief Of destitute dsabed Confederate and State SOL
diera
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
The North Carolina Guardian.-Ml

The North Carolina Guardian.-hr
E. Britton has discontinued The Pstrol Al courl.
bs, s. c., ard resumed the publication Of The North
Carolina Guardian, at Charlotte, n. c. with the in
ten,iOn Of making il permanent establishment. Ii
published daily and triweekiy- Daily 81 for twelve
months, 81 for sir months. So so for lhree months
Tri-weekIy, S. for Twelve months. - for sr months
81 for three months 10 politics il is conservative,
and bids fair 10 be Q useful sheet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31

A gentleman In PDiladelphia on w,d.
nesdsy celebrated his golden wedding. his
eldest dsoghter's silver wedding. and at
the same time the wedding Of his youngest
daughter.
IN Hurt county. Teras. corn sells for %
cis. a bnshel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
Aillsbarauyt 9stptbsr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, n. G.
wednesday. oct. 81. 1864
TO OUR sUBsCRlB Frs.

n Necessity eompsls Us to make an earnest APP
peal to subscribers in arrears 70 make carly payments
We need tho money to pay for paper, and other en-
u.oses. and are obliged 10 have il. We hope our
Subscribers will be eonsiderate enough to relieve u
from the necessity Of making forcibls collections II
uonsy cssne. be had, bring us provisions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
The baltimore EmbrosiIo. The .

animation Of the Baltimore Commissioners was re-
sumsd on Saturday At Annapolis. Their counsel
waived the otjectsns and pleas regarding The jurs-
dicton IN the case. and submitted 10 trial. Several
witnesses were examined showing the bad character
Of the snpls yees Of The Commissioners, and The par
tisan character Of their appointments sndses, The
srial was NOT concluded, when the court adjourned
20 Monday. Gov. Swami announced his in.eation 10
hasten lie CONCLUSION, 10 decide on the ianocenes or
gull, Of the Commissioners as soon IS il was evident
20 him. and 10 do bis du,y in tie case Immediately
and fully.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
ArrLrs As AN AarlcLE or Dur.


change. 10 abiding TO the use u the apple
a articles Of diet. says:
Lrt every housekerrer lay iE good sup.
ply ~ apples, and il will be the most eco.
nunical investment 10 the whole range 81
culiaaries. A raw mellow apple Is digest.
ed 10 an hour and half, While boiled cab.
bsge rrqanes five hours. The mus, heal
lby desert that can be placed on The table
iss baked apple. II eaten frequently Al
breakfast, with c0srse bread aud butter.
without meat or flesh ol any kind. II has az
admirable effect ON the gsner j y stem. IL.
Ten removing constipation, correcting sci.
di,ir.. and cooling Or l.brile coadItien,
more effectu.ily ,han the most approved
medicines. Il families e,sld be induced
10 substitute apples. sound aai ripe. for
pies. cakes aud sweet meats, with which
their ehIldien are Too frequently stuffed
there would be a diminuti0n IN The sunl
total Of ductors' bills, 10 single year. SUI.
fcient 10 Ia, ia a stock u this delicious,
lfult IDr the whole seasOtI's use.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
PROCLAMATION BY GOV. SWAMI.


The Baltimore American publishes the
following proclamation, which il says has
been issued by Governor Swami, relative
to the difficulty about The board OF Police !:
State Of Maryland, Executive Department.
Whereas, 1t has come to the knowledge
of the Executive that military and other
are now forming IN the city
OF Baltimore for The purpose VI oostructlng
and resisting the execution OF the laws OF
this state:
And Whereas, There is reason 10 be-
tl;ev. that similar combinations are at
temnted TO be organized IN other States,
Win The mteation OF invading the soil of
the State Of Mary Wand. 10 deprive her citi-
ZEN, Of their just rights under the laws. and
- control the people Of the slate by yio-
lence and intimidation.
INV. therefore, 1, Thomas Swami, Co.
vsrnor of the state Of Mary land. do by this
no exclamation, suiemnly warn the lea
dr.. of all such illegal aud revolutionary
combinations against the peace aud digni-
;, Of the State, that, ia the event oi riot or
blood she'd growing out OF these revolution
ary proceedings, they will be held 10 the
s,rie,est accountability. and the power u
the state will be exhausted 10 bring them
i prompt and meri,ed punishment.
Given under my hand aud the great seal
of The state OF Maryland. At the city Of An
nspolis, this twenty second day oi october
A. ID. 1866.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
THOMAS SwANN.
By the Governor.
JoHs VI. CARTER.

Secretary Of state.
We also make the following extract from
the speech Of Governor Swami. delivered
on Monday, bclnre the Counsel inr the Pc
titioners and the commissioners, which We
find in the American:
IL would also remark here. as see the
press 30 largely represented-bolh al home
snd .abroad-that efforts are being made u
connect the governor Of this state Win &c.
brls and rebel sympa,hlzers. | have been
an Incorporating supporter Of he Unson
IRON the commencement Of the var down
10 the present mOment. an have s.hered .
perhaps, as much As most Union men IN the
maintenance Of my principles. an in
favor Of 4 promp. reconstruction Of the
states upon the basis Of loyalty. ! cannot
recognize that any state is out Of the I'm
ION, and | an opposed 10 forcing aegro
suffrage and negro equality upon an unwil-
ling people in any state without their con
sent. For this difference Of opinion am
denounced as rebel sympaihlier and =
traitor.
deem il my duty simply to notice a.
mother fact. Before this investigation has
been entered upon. or before the iestitnon,
IN the case Of The police commissioners has
been duly considered. or any lntimstion
authoritively given A. 10 what ny Jada-
ment may be. military organizations are
being insuguraied in the city Of Baltimore
10 oppose the anticipated action 81 tie Go.
vernon; and | regret to say that threat,
have been held nut Of Invasion Of the state
Of Mar, land By parties living beyond our
liiaits. The PARTIES engaged IN the effort
10 excite the people Of Blltimore 10 the in
lerest III resistance 10 tile laws Of the state
must be aware that they lake upon them.
selses respunsi5ilii, Tor which lhry ~ill
be held 70 a strict sccounlsbili,y Al the pro.
per time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31

The Radical demand TO the South is this :
Reject the amendments. and We keep you
out Of the Union adopt them, aud we do
not promise 70 let you 10. Il is the story
II white man and Indian over again. The
Two shot turkey and crow. Said the
white man: Now, you take the crow aud
I'll take the turl ey. or let me take the rur.
key and yUu the crew." Ugh" was the
rejoinder. " Indian get CROW all the time. .
SO, under the Radicals. the South will ge,
exclusion al the time. NY World.
A colored divine from Liberia il lectvr.
ing 10 Virginia upon the erpedIency aud
duty q the eolored people emigrsiing to
Liberia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31
PHILLIP NJ. DOuCIN,
Foreman.
chatl.aoa oct 10. lsss.

>~~<~SNSsles~s~<e
MaSrT.cruRfs.-Let IL be kept before
the people that the way TO save 6ftren dol
lars - every Eve hundred pounds o. cot.
ton. is 70 manufacture cotton where IL -
grown aud 70 manufacture cotton in Sauih
Carolina Is TO quadrupIr its value 10 he
State. A. the Charleston News 10 one
Il its able articles justly observes. the cot
ION mill has been The means IL building up
thela'gesi fortunes in the world. DID Eng.
land and New England owc much of this
great wealth TO this cause, aud what may
not South Cafolina-shst may columbia
with her magnificent water power do 10
following The same pursuit. Georgia and
Alabama are pushing forward in the good
work. The Augusta. f6a..) factory has
Just declared its quarterly dividend 81 Eve
per cent. Let Us not be behind hand.
There - grand opening here far capital.
lists and he Who GENES hTsi will enjoy the
lions share. Our public spirited citizen
Colonel l.. ID. thll,l,, has already led Of IN
the good work. Tho SaInda facinry hiss
been rebuilt snd will be in running order 10
less than Two m"nlhs with the best ma
chinery thar can BE- imported. large
number Of hand. will ihas BE- employed.
and from four to five bales Of cotian per
day be worked into the finest warn Wilt
mol others follow. South caroiias
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-10-31

The Macon (Ga.) journal records the
killing d freedman BY married Lady. the
wife OF an es,imable citizen. IT, bad been
abusing q team; she demonstrated; he be.
came impudent. aud she urdcred him %
Tie premises, but he ssore II her. and on
her rc;reating into the house he commenced
following her. She armed herself. placed
hersslf ~ the DIOR. aud ordered him ~ leave.
br. lie continued 10 advance towards her
swearing he would 20 r. Come a, he pleased.
Not until he came up II TIE very doorstep
did she ERE, ba, thea = surely that he tel
dad.
The number ~ prisoners now eonhaed 70
New Hanover County jail. awaiting trial.
is sixty seven. 0ne Is iucsreeratcd ior.mui.
der. tso for highway robbery. four for rape.
and the rrnaiader Tor petty larceny. WIN
but Few exceptions. the prisoners are ~
freedmen.
The Dispatch saws that black lualerism ~
on the increase in Wilmington Upon the
streets. and along the wharyes. srofes o.
idle negroes, young. strong and healthy
are lounging about. with apparently ncih.
ing TO DO. Or no disposition todo anything.
About 5000 sheep have just been stsri,
ed from Vermont lor Virginia. They wan
foot II at the rate Of ten miles per day, sbu
get their living on the road
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-17
New York Advertisements.
Metropolitan Enterprise.
GREAT GoE = SALE
-: OF THE
NEW YORK. AND PROKLDENCE
. Jewelers. Association,

Capital, 100000
DEPOT, 1877 BROADWAY.
An immense stock of Pianos, Watches, Jewel
rg, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for ONE
DOLLAR each, without regard to value, and not
to be paid for till you see what you will receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and its
value, are placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed. One of these envelopes will be sent to
any address on receipt of 25 cents; FIVE for 81 ;
eleven Tor 81; thirty for So; sxty-fVe for SO
and one hundred for SIS.
On receipt5of the Certificate yeu win see what
you are going to hare, and then it is at your
option to pay the dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch,
Diamond Ring, Piano, Sewing Machine, or any
set Of Jewelry on our list for 81; and in-1o case
can they get less than One Dollars worth, as
there are no blanks. - 80. - ...-,..: -.
Agents are wanted in every town in the coun-
try; every person can make $40 a day, selling
our. Certificates in the greatest sale of Jewelry
ever known --.-... .--.
Send 25c. for Certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and par
tlcuiars ), also, Terms to agents. " ....
Address, JAMES HUTCHINSON & CO., -
.s:.-- 1877 Broadway, n. Y.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-01-17

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White, Colored and Red Flannel:
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Sea Island HomeSpun. n>e..5 = -. -
Gassimere for Pants, -.
Hoop Skirts, for Ladies and ehfidfers
Jaeonet. z>-S..'E,.a" ; 9tts$
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Boots--an excellent stock. q ,sss,essg
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Hats and, Cloth Caps. =!tlex >
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