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HILLsBnRoCGH, N. 9.
DEDrAToRY SERVICES AT ANTIErAM.
wednesday. Sept. IS. 1867,

OBLIGATORY SERVICES AT ANTIErAM.
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone OF the
monument at,he Antietam cemesary took place, "
he presence Of many thousands Of people. on Tues
asy the nth instant the anniversary Of The memHa
81, battle which illed the county with mourning five
serrs ago.
President johnson left Washington 10 special
ssin Il 81 AM, accompanied bs Secretaries Sew
ard. e0ullsch. and vellss. Pos,masser GeneraRan'
lsit and. Assistant Secretary Of me Navy Faxon
and vas Immediately followed by the diplomatic re-
ptssen,atives Of Great Britain, Fsnee Russia ,spaia,
haly, Austria, Turkey, Mexico, Nicaragua and Hon.
aaras. = 80
Among other distinguished persOnases 10 attend;
.0cs we're Gov, Fen,op Of New York, Coz. English
Il Csnnee,cu, Gov, Ward Of New Jersey. Gov Ge e.
ryof Pennsylvania, GsY, swann and eK;6ov, Brad
fsrd Of Maryland. IT, aousstsss Iu5,sfs.
Gov. Swami was ihs presiding officer Of the day
and er-Govevsr Bradford delivered the Grafton.
a,fhe corner slsns Of The monument was laid vii
ussonic houors. Mr.. John Coates. Most weshipisl
Gsand Master Of Maryland conducting The eersno.
MES go s1a*ast'a8tft -
Speeches wore Jelisefed BY President johnson,
Gov. Geary snd Gov. Fenton. Ut Aa4isa
The whole ceremony was conducted with the Ut
sr and Ell HE proceedings were impressive snJ 10
,sresling but they are too long or 70 eive even
sketch. occupying as they DO eight large rolOuns Of
ihe National Inieliisehcef.
The pedestal Of he monument is 70 he twenty i've
feet high and twenty-five feet square 81 the base Il
will be surmOunied with statue representing sol
der keeping guard over the graves q ms eanlrsdes
Both The pedestal and The statue 10 eonsHus'ed
u white granite from Rhode Island The slsiOe alone
viii weigh eighsysir tons. g
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Leasenworth. Sept. I'm. THE Indian.
have resumed hostilies on the Smok 4 Hill
route. Attacking several stage us(ipn.
They atsackel government train a, Hlpk.
|er hill killing two transfers, woan.Iins
three, anil capturing one woman and three
children. after which they s,ampede3 win
all the stock. The teamsters .subsequently
rrcaptured the woman aud children. There
were white men disguised as Indians among
tue attacking party. Txe ladlsas .rsrs.
killed.
Warrington. Septic. P. M.-The Grow
Indians. while protesting peace. are IN.
doabtedly depredating. 1 Tive Athausand
hostile Indians environ Fort Delaware.
They have captured 81 wagons loaded with
ammunition within 30 miles ~ the Fort.
On the 10th nsrt day. they attacked sno.
ihes train. killing four men and ,capluriag
70 mules. ,s..,.aa ~. Y, II
The, Commissioners are At the North,
Platte, holding a council with 200 Indians,
including Spotted Tails. Standing Elks ami
oWii' nsas,seasllsa5 sssss sisi8ss1 ss,As
DkArH OF ASarHeR WasHNoross-G eas,
Fayelte Washington, . citizen of Free
derrick .cauaty. Va, died las, week. aged,
sesenly eight year. lie was. .bvrns at
Mount vsrnon ia 1860. was scr. NJ lCnl-
onel George A.. Washington. aud = ward VI
General George Washington. - sss8 IN,
Csusca Buassp. AT TsKSros. ~. c.
We learn thsiihe Colrred Methodist meet.
ing honse 1t 1rentoa. IN. g., was destrny.
ed by IRE on "Wednesday night last. The
Ore was the work Of inesadisrirs. tsllena'
Mes.rs. Wheeler, Meads anil lIanphr,,.
I three yoang Meth~l,.t mis,ipnari,s. SAILED
from New York. on wrdassday lasf. l.r
lnJix. ~. -
.Gea. Pope has issurd an order. for an
election 30 lie hrs, ~ uciobrr on TIC qass-
l,i0n Of a Convention and deisgases,s .As
samr. 49,. .v,ssst, 81 8s. ...
Ad.ices FROM The .Ia.lisn Territory state
that tie cholera ms brokrn Ga, and Is "a,
slng ,,eleDtly Amongst the Wild ladiaa,
on The plans. .yri 8a esssul 90
The asv directory OF San ffsneises
sho~s ropslaliaa slower 10000. Il sas
only 10000 seven years ago. tsalsls.
A maa in Cara. ILL.,. sh,le oyrrhsa,ed
last week, hsldsa piece al ,cc ~ his hs.d
uniH ne was chilled. IN esassqurnee .,
which he died. fth Yf4 eam 81
M,iar John n. &C.. ferm.ly epmmin.
dant Of the r-bcl pfissn a. Salisbury. n.
G.. i reported 10 be DYING near Tallshss
see. Florida. " ~ 1872
The value OF the whsiesale oyster issje
OF New York ciiy j. sstisaaIed al DOT ls,.
Than siC. ooU 100 annually.
A nan uamed William Fisher. Of N,-
York. Gas ined $40 Tor cruelty. 10 an Old
disabled re. wAieh he turned %, 70 dc
10 his coal yard. s.ss 6sf..
Playing Daniel 10 the Iians' den a. meat.
lgsues b.s jusi been prohibited ia Ensiand.
aud ought 10 be here. ~
A f&rnsris Cole e.saty. Misssari. nis.
ed wheat crop VI three thousand 6sshsls
ihis season. stst
DAT a. 500 negroes registered Ia colan
lbia. =. G.. only eight could write thelr
nsmr. Sath are cor sosrfeigns.
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THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS.

We have vet seen no reason 10 apprehend
4 violent collision between the Executive
aud Legislative branches Of the Govern
mem. andit is daaass,'g To the public cred
Ii. as well as The business interests the
neyeple. ID circulate IDLE rumors 10 that e.
.leet. There is uathing in the Amnesty
Proclamation 10 inspire the belief that The
President means 10 interfere with the Re-
construction acts, as il regards the regis.
tratiop of voters. Indeed, he has no physi-
cai power ID. do so, As 3Cougress has com.
United to the District Commanders the
whole control owed the subject. sheridan
was removed on the alleged ground Of in.
sabordiuation. and contempt for the autho&
rits of the President, as Commander, in
Chief; and Sjcxles was removed Tor siolat-
ing the Constitution, a. well as one Of the
oldest acts. of Congress--not Tor any thing
he did to carry into effect, The Reconstruc-
ton Acts. Il is probable the President re-
cards his Proclamation Vt Amnesty a. hay-
ing the virtue, of remuvlng all disabilities ;
but We are Informed by the IntelligeLcer,
his organ, that he will leave the citizen y
indicate his rights under the Proclamation.
before the courts. a..a ~, !, 81, ~ s.
We regard the stories about the Presl-
dents intention to drive on, Cagress al
the puilit Of the bayonet from the Capitol.
as too idle To merit serious consideration.
We are not permitted TO assume that he is
traitor or insane. which Is implied IN all
such rumors; since an attempt Of the kind
w.uld bring down upon him and his ahet-
tors, the speedy vengeance oi an outraged
people. There is 40 large standing army
10 carry into efecta rev plu lionary and lrea:
sonablc progrsmme u that character and
II there were. President Johnson could not
use i, for such purpose. Tie rumors 70
which We refer arc. al once unjust Y, the
President. We doubt moi. aud highly inju.
rious IL the people ;anj We discard them
as unworthy Of serious consideration. .
- 'lHa w Ratigh Register.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
s4s OaassE COUNTY. 80 ~
In Enully. Fall Term. 1909

W FsTHIEFF raw fFFWEF FHWfs ="
Stsfhng Proctor End Others. retHioB. vi Pate
h,paDssaos Of on ofdst in thi. case ~ fall Tsss
I lssL ofOnpgs cosn ~ Eqpily i .kall pr
coed 10 sell The laeJs eontsiaei " ssid Ps,nca %
Friday the ls asy ~ NOVEMBER nsr', 81 Dufhsn
Depot. % the highest biiies, 90 a credit u lwsw
months. (sscept % much a. wll cosef The cssts y
The ease. Which gill ts eqairel IN rssh.) Tktls
was ,e The pfopsny 81 RthNd Psecins siecs odd o.
The wslsts 4 Third Foh. aajoiaipg lhe lands
Henri WobIs. Washington ylckefs enj oibafs.ssr
ininiag sCa serss This !. dssifshls tract Of lisi
and worthy the attention ofpofebassf. saisictn
place al 10 o'clock. BosJ wnh soaieient sscumy
will bs required and liils reserved oaslI ias ps'fA''
money " paid. N. +. s.. !, ..s...ts. Il
John y. KIRKLAND. c, 4 NE Il
September ~. Vi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

I'm Washiagtns city ramnrs SAYS that
negotiations are positively in progress for
the acquisition by the Uaited States Of the
Sand wieb Island. fs. a.6 9s
The Germans Of Nashville are about ~.
ganizibg az immigration soeiety on grand
scaie, aud expect 20 induce thousands Of
their eountrymen to settle in Tennessee.
An immense cranberry erOpin New Jersey
10 reported. ~ Y 100 = ~ "a
.stasgas s. galiaS .ya.ilsa1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

Mai. Gen. Charlie. Griffin. who. alter
the removal Of Sheridan. was Temporarily
invested with the command OF the fiith
MILITARY District. died 10 Galveston. on the
18th. o. yellow fever
A meteor seventy feet il diameter fell
into Lake Ontario week before hst A
captain Of schooner saw IL and was trans.
6yed-with fear. Ttmsde terrific report
as il reached the water, and It's ligh, was
Intensely brilliant.
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STATE or NORTH cAa0LlNA.
0aasse CorsTY.
In Raaity. fall Term. 1867.

tM~W A1"NtN* W" vt@%fss &h WV
N ppfsosacs q decree II Orange co1n II Esa-
~, FaD Fern, 1917. asie " iln easc. shall
irpcerJ 70 sell. al The csutl Ipsss daas 70 Hisss
rough. on Tus.d-y u Nosemfef Caau ssrt. ~
l,ad q the late Etski,l velrY FspeelhsI W .ail
lnoa.) snustsd up~n Fla River. sud sdj,sininr ..
laud. - the lsss 4 ~ Aaasam asd Bshess. esaias.
iag sbsut sisiy lhrvs aoses. Ga credit II sssiss
monshs lsfrsps ~ nash % V Iald IN amy - 81
scsefihe ecsls dhpwiiiian.l n It's bshe.l hids.i,
u whom boni sod ,ghcieni eerahsy Wslfhe tesul'.
%. end The tile reserved By NE Master vhiI thsp pr
shse Ihoesy ispshi Ii falaeri
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, C. Y M A.
sspt - 1867. s..s... Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

TrsSFssrE RApIcaLssx.-The newspaper
In Tennessee that norinates Brownles TOR
United States Senator has adopted this
platform: 1--WE are ia favor 81 the entire
Acknowledgement Of the coisrrd race. and the
Acknowledgement Of the rebels 81 ,he Ssaih
until II il safe 20 entrast them wilh the bal
lot The Congressional polics al reronsfrsc.
ton. the confscstien Of rebel prosperity spf
ficient 10 pas the expenses n the war and
remunerate loyal men Tor their Losses ia
curred thereby, and We will sappprt no
man for the Presidency aho " u not coR-
mit himself to this platform Of right AID
jsstice."s
DARIxo BasK RoBBgRY Boston Sept
ff.-A hold and daring robbery vas pyrpe
tfatrd 10 dav at Melton Lowers File.
Three men catered the Blue Hill Nationa'
Bank iast befOre noon. and desired Nj
Bes,man, the cashier, the onls persnn IN
he Bank st the time, 70 changes ten dbl.
lar bill. While Bestman vas making the
change. ~ was shocked dnwn and gagged
by ths ruiz ms. who theo seized parcel sl
grreahaeks ZEN thousand dollars. and =
smaIltraak containing United States bends
aud %. ~ iiies. belmsing 10 parties wlIo had
Dae,a isen M he bank for safe keeping
They 80. isltfAe Bank, locking the dso,
after .ss,h. = Il making good their escape
Tux Rg.cTlos CoasKscED IN the CIR
Passive uadersland that the Radle,
orgsn. ~ the. city have lost Que tinrd a
their su5.cgisrts within the past thFe'
mepih'. Tbi. falling 90 - ia conseqOeIs'
olil.ssli.1elian Of prudent basinrss met
and iuiylligrni. fair minded ciiizens vii
lac riolfri trades and blp'dy revolutions
~. schemes Il The extreme radicals, sbl
are ready n plBage The country lpta al
syr's q dangers ard dificuI,ies rtther ihs
lose ps..s,s,bn b. The spa. OF the govern
meat. II II II irdiea,lon Of the rrsctioi
that j. gong on ~ over the Union. an,
that VIII soon appear il Pennsylvania al
New York, just Tie saas j. il has bee
seen already 10 caIifofni' aud Maine.
~ T. HpaH
There sfe no letters " held fot postage
At he Prosidepce. r.. T., oftise, 4 wealth
gtBiismsn .isiis tive Office every week snl
furaisbe. sspps for all letters that repair
II What moiise prompts him 70 this &C
sisn Il uvkDovu. bot il - said tina, sOn
years ego he suffered loss TO large amoun
isr6gl. the fnlure Of letter 10 reach il
l.sssinstiOD sNh
~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

A RIVAL or Ma. PsaBopy.-Mr. John
Hapkia., citizen ef Baltimore. WORTH
,wenty miliians Of dollars. has made gift
endowing the jain Hopkins hospital. Tor
NOR white and coiored persons. and the
John Hopkins insnote. Tor educitIonsl
purposes, embracing also poor White and
r.ilored children, Who have sepsrate apart
lnents. Mr.. Hopkins - ' III living. ADD
determined. like George Peabody. 10 see
whist living, the gtoL elects Of his brn.su.
ltnt charities. VIZ. Hopkins i bachelor.
! member Of the Society q Friends. and
about Mr.. Peabody's age. IL 70 expected
he viii make many more large chrrsbie
hrqus.s While alive. that hr nay wsiize
ths good hrs asst means may DO TIE belief
u that he will eventually donate his mag
nificenf country place foe public purposes.
ard I'LL project other grind charities
Iiis present income 10 nearly Or quite three
hundred thousand dollsrs per snnsm.
Whist he has MANY Relatives Ah"m be viii
leave independent, yet 4 vast amount vi
be appropriated 10 benevolent purposes
he il sill IN actise business nan, and oas
81 our most useful citizens. having been N.
strumertaI in greatly improving lhe cit. o
Baltimore. ar
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As EI.xrLs Woarnr OF ImrArlox.--

Az EKsxPLE WORTHY OF iMTATioS.-
We learn that gentleman. residing 10 or
near Fayetteville, short time ago being
c0nsinced that the real value OF biz pro-
perty exceeded his debts, and beirg aa-
wiling 10 risk court costs and lasyers' ices
and sheriti's sale. very sensibly determined
10 settle With his creditor. and save Gusts
md interest. tie gave notice 10 al 81 his
creditors thai, on certain day. he would
off Z, al public suction, his entire property.
and invited every creditor 10 attend. peds.
ing ..that Whatever ms creditors chose TO
purchase should De entered as credit on
MS debts due them. The day arrived.
large number attended. the bidding Vas
spirited, and his property sold well. lie
paid Oa'his debts and still bad something
left. wllh Which 70 begin the world anes.
Tli. Vas wise act. aud Others might pro-
Il 6y 1t. instead d holding on. 70 be NJ
itrly crashed by interest aud Court casts.
Those who i,syr lands 10 dispose Of 10 this
"a, should divide IL 10 parcel, small
enough IL meet the demand.
INT RaIeigl Sentinel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

A 10LORED CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS,
To the Editor of the Herald No doubt
you have noticed before this reaches you
that am candidate Tor Congress- lin the
4,h district Of Georgia my views are folly
set forth in the Macon Telegraph. Macon
Georgia. The Colord People sof Georges
have as general thing decided to allow
the whites the Stale offices aud we the
Colored. the Congressional officers, There
Tore through the influence OF ms many
lrlenIs bothlblaek & Write I have cansent1
ed 10 be their Candidate from the 4th dis
uctot Georgia. am IN favored. The Mill
tary Bill but am opposed 10 this an Cody
tax upon Cotton Il Tobacco. ana color,l
Man. a. Was. a Slave until freed By Prest
Llncons Proclamation, New as your ptper
Is read by many Geoi gians, < universally
over the states, I wish you 70 give his 4
nollce s you shall not lose nothing by 80
Going Pabli-h ths above 4 State lhus--..
ELLIck MAHALY. ColorJ.
A. csndidais fos Congress 10 tho An dis,del Of
I'D Geotsl..,s v.esH.7gs t8sa sa
p. S-I have written Hon. Thad Ste
phen, OF Penn,ylsaaia on me subject.
.r. Nh click MAHALY..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

The Hon. Frederick w. A. Bruce. Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minizer Plenipoleniisry ifsm Gtes,
Britaiu 10 the United States. died very suddenly 10
B ,s,on on Wednesday last
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

Ben. MsssD, an n'he.r in the United
States navy. s,ys that he kno~s surratt
was not IN Wellington nj the fine ~ Lin
coins ss.assins'ion that he has me best
EVIDENCE thar Wins Booth Is slsr IN
icssign roan'rv. and thar John n. Eaton.
friend of B.cth. ard closely resembling
him, wss killed ~ place Of Booth.
Anunher Of prominent citizens Of -.
Jnssph. Mo-, wsfe arrested On Tue sdAy.
rhatg~i with completely in The burning II
arailrosd bridge IN 1861. with re iurrn.
ticn 81 ihetsby pf,cipiisiing train Of To
ion soldiers into The river.
The Michigan State Prison i produe 7
tive institution. About 100000 cigars are
made there each month. Prisnn made
boots and shoes valued AZ $4,000 were
sold Ia, month.
The revenue Of Girard ColIegs has H..
creased 50 largely that III, proposed soon
g aid 10 the number Of Inconsistencies
There are about 900 orphans now 10 the
I schObl. 8a4aa. - arfa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

A Cusios,ry-we were shown yes,cr-
DAY specimen OF iruit which vas quite .
curiosity. II grew on peach tree and vas
half peach and half nee,srinr. Bs the side
Of The peach tee was % neciarine tree. and
We suppose the proximity al the later must
have had the influence 10 affect the irs,,
on the former. The line between the two
surfaces MAS ye,y sle.rly dehue.l. ,sn the
one side there being the ordinary pvacA
iur. on the other the smpotAe skin OF The
heetar,ne. On cutting into the trait. II
Was found that the mea, presented the sane
diasrence ~ The surface. as Ia colee AMI
taste. TINS curiosity was shswnlas Ny slr.
". IL. Llp.camb. having growa On . tree
upon his iarm. near Dansllle. B
~ n.a..sus
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A Srssxes. c oiseIpsscr.--A ,onng man
named Noble recently visited Nashville.
Tennessee. 0ne night he swels IRON a
fr.ghiful dream. in which hs.ss~ his Iather
Killed Nv an assassin. 80 vivid wss the
dream thar the next morning be told The
family With vhom he vas stepping Of H..
Oi course they said Il was very sseer. but
nnihipg fariher VAS SAID sboat ihe matter.
Sabssqsentiya hho-eser. gentleman
brought The Intelligence that The father IL
young Noble had inrnliiy been robbed and
murdered on the sane Mosday night.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-09-25

SAD CAsUsLry.--we learn tina, two little
boys. living on McKim. creek. Richie
county. came TO their death 10 the following
minner: One Of the BOYS crasied under
tie hesss 70 end some eggs ihss Supposed
TO be there. and came out IN few moments
ssyirg thc hen had bitten him. Ills bro
,her then craw,ed under the house add be-.
fdrr he came nut. The FIRST one dropped
dead. The atIer one failed 10 appear, and
was at last brought out dead. I. vas lssr.
ed that rstile.nske had nest nnder the
house and bad siung the boys. Search be-
ing made their fears were sadly realized.
A rattIe snake vas hauled ca, and was found
10 quite OIL bushrl measure. The above
is souehed Tor By reliable persons eogniz
an, Of the facts.
Wa ~ # 6#t m n. "A. lxF y -
The evening Argus., 1867-11-27
MAIL ROUTES,

Il
CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arriyes at
700 A. NJ. and 5:30P. NJ. Closes at 6:30A NJ.
and 500 P. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL--yia Watertovn, Hsmp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and CordOva, ar
rives at sos A. NJ. Closes AIS p. NJ.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives at 7:2oA.
NJ and ?. NJ. Closes at 6:30A NJ. and p M.
OQUAWKA MAIL-via Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, Edgington, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo, II gh
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, oquawka, to
Oquawka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daily at
A NJ, and arrives $50 p. M. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge, Hszlitt, Buffalo Prairie,
Illinois City, Drury, Copper Greek, &c, DC,
goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-via Presumption, Sue1, Vi
ola, North Henderson. Spring Grove, and Mon
mouth to Maeomb, leaves Wednesday and Sat
urday at A. NJ, and arrives Tuesday and Fri
day at p. NJ. Mhlersburg and Riehand
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CENTRE RIDGE MAII-via Rural and Centre
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nesiay and Saturday at A. NJ, and arrives
Tuesday and Friday at p. NJ.
| COAL VALLEY MAIL-tby cars daily, leave
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\ p. NJ.
| CAMBRIDGE MAiL-yia Coal Valley, Penn syl
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Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at A Nj
returning Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, a
5PM. y '=.H
Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
| Sundays, open froui y to TO AM.
The evening Argus., 1867-11-27
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