The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-23

/ The funeral Of Mrs. Jones and her three children
Is appointed for the 4lh Sabbath in May, At Cedar
Grove. 5. PEARC E.
Burgiaries.-De predations upon smoke hous.
and pan,ries have been or late quite frequent ii
this neighborhood. Judge Rufin's premises, we un
dsrstand, visited three times iasl week on the
/ last visit the pantry was broken into, and bag Of
aaor, several pieces Of meat, and many other articles
were taken away. Their success Ia these smaller
operations encouraged acts OF greater holiness and
on Sunday night last party, We. DO moi know whe.
ther black or white, stole hose f,om Mr.. Paul G.
Cameron. the best he had, sci Of harness from Mr..
Thomas b. Hill and wagon IRON Mr.. Icmes NJ !.
Turentine, and .heR set out TO ravers the town to
6llit We do no, know how much success attended
them. only tina, they tssk twelve OF ihir,een pieces
f,meat from d. Z. Ssrudwck's smoke house, and
eight .herings from sumo other bodys pantry, all
they could lind in il. We understand that Mr. Ca.
neron has offered one handred dollars reward 6r the
recovery Of his horse, and is hoped ahas The sulpfis
will be tracked out.
Since the above was in type, learn that on MDn.
day night Mr.. John u. Khkland's smoke house wos
broken open and oil the meat taken out Of il, some
two or three hundred pounds. These repeated de-.
! dspreds,ions should awaken The nimos. vigilance.
that il possible the perpetrators may he detected and
visited with such Of justice as will insure
greater respect isr the laws. ~ s4.s
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Another veto.-The &C, which passed both
Houses OF Congress for The aJaissios af Colorado Is
State int. the Uni"a. and was Submitted 10 the
Presiden, fol his Signature was returned by him 10
the Senate The House in which IL originated. on The
18Th instant, with his ol5ecsans. The message i.
concise. but is a comprehensive. compact argumenL
which ia our opinion, il conclusive and unsnswerahle
against the admission Of Colorado into the Union q.
State ., the present time. The message was !aiI
on the table, inl ordered to be printed I, will be
found in our eol4mns to-day.
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u Oar State Convention will ie-asembls in the
city Of Raleigh on Tharsjiy 10. morrow agreeable
.iasji OuraGsHt.
Congress. - The West Poin, Appropriation
ohli,ins the sppoint,neat Of any cads. who served
; in the Army or Navy Of the Confederate States.
A b. 70 appoint an assistant Secretary Of the Ns-
. W hl. passed both Houses Of Congress.
4 Th. Senate having receiel from its amendment
] 70 Tho hall auhorzing Two terms Of the Citeus Court
W he District Of Virginia. ihob passed both HOui
e. and ncw awaits the signature of the President.
: The Court 10 10 meet in Richmond nm the sist Mon
i asy in My aud November. and authority is given
!, % the Chief Justice 10 hold .preisI terms.
:. The President has signed the bill smending lhr
:. hsJeOs corpus act 20 pro,ee. army officer. fos ses
performed during the rebellion.
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The Progress The Raleigh Progress has
changed hands. Mr.. PenRns,on has .old the s-isb-
. hnent 10 Messrs. Henry Z Orr sni J. Juhu. Gulh
rie, Ir. NJ. Orr has bern connected with the Pro-
gfe.s for same lime. Mr.. Guthrie recently con.
ne4,ed With The Norfolk Old. Dominion, bat 10 rs.
= i've Of this state. Both Of The editors spoken Of
/. a good writer's.
:. The Rutherford star.-we have ree.v.
!. Ell lso % three numbers Of paper. the Ruher'
ford star, Published in Ratherfoniian. IN this State
Of BY Memss. ]. D. Cnpsnis and Robert n. Logan
d {. Is Of moderate size. but is editors promise 70 en-
/, large il Is soon % ihey receive addiiionsl
IS ietlals already ordered.
The American Eagle, - another nes pa.
= Ter, recently commenced 81 LOui.burg, Franklin
r county, By H. Mex Peasants. Publisher, and Rich
r .td Inge wynne and w. H. Ples.sn,s editors II
y Of respectable size, and well printed.
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le WITHDRAWAL or OFFICERS OF THE
j. yaErDxgs's sUREAU REcosassDED.