The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-05

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!" AZ llu mol. and does moi, seem
10 INC desirable 70 brand the crane Of trea,
sen-ot ielvny Lon tue brvss OF these three
or iour m,,llous pi our country nsn an the.
p rsoa u Mr, Da,is.l Nay, 1 did Del seem
Alse or well 10 tr, thus 10 or.Ld lAea,
whether the altempt Mas Or Mas not likely
IL Oe siosn \ ~.lh su.sess. Ihsrri may
DC honest diherense on tDn point tp,dsy !;
baI MN eau believe that trre aui DC any
sael; a,l=ren1e lse ysa1s arnes .iY.sa NJ.
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MADISON Ill. Al NArgRLpo.--.A Paris
pape., cuu;alns the iuIioauns euriOus para.
graph: = They say that The p,ssrDt e.a-
py ros's experience ol Svilerlnp sauld pee
vent his taxing a personal share Al sny
wari lie expr,lt"n. lhu, sIill show lac
NIL where nc shnd durlug Inc msuio,sbls
eanasct. his person amp.y pfoIre1ed lsosa
Ii danger out lis ,nsnd ae,isrfed upsts al
abe hUirnr AID remur.e. suggested oy The !
ttt-re,ble signt Of the dead aud dying al
winch b. galed lrom the ling narrow win.
dos u Israer Langioii's red mil. tlisiinit
Ross on ih.t eventual day. fv,ks won )
der 10 IA. bour how the prhce 81 Villa
franco Game 10 Or slgard alter Solirrtas.
IL had becOse an indts peassbie measure 10
quiet Tie rmpe.ur's Conscience. and would
not certainly have taken place briHe the
hurrofs 81 va had thu, been eri.ib,tsd ~
81 Their gAsstlness before hIs rsrs. Far
mer l.al..all stall shess with grral pride
tue little pitcher ln,a winch his snalr,ty
drank eagerly ol the cool. fresh water from
the fountain. aud which the honest nan
never fails % declare actually saved has
majesty lro@ Ialntsg. 40 great, ~a. he
overcome Nv the hosrIb.e scrne enseting IN
the plain Irlow.' Ell ~
dur eotempofaiics are sarioa,y affected
b. Attorney General s,anberr,s ppInion.
aud cDnnrnt accordingly. same a.k lar
IL" careful and atlesu,e perasal. Zap.
/ parrntly surprising tins necessary Ia as
comprehension. Olher. pronounce Il 7. pro.
found. las too .l,ep lobe reached. O,her.
i say u = exhaustive, '--Dat do DOT -,
whether u Tie subject " Iir reader. ,,lh
err again are brgslns tor al explanation
ol a..
Il !. epmloriing to know that Ibis !. aaly.
the hfst l"stalnsni. R4sAa0ad R<Iaisu.
When AItarney -Geaeral1 stsnberry 10
nett Called spsn 10 deliver his l-arned
opium on regl.tratiVn. restoration, recon-
struction. Acknowledgement, or ANYTHING
else. We hope hs will send Ior Us 10 help
him. We engage 90 put his views within
one-tenth the compass Of the "opinisn"
he ,rnt Us on Saturday, night and sunday.
without any injury 70 ~ sense and lorcr.
I.gasAss,g Repstheas.
Four Federal soldiers. at Jackson, Miss,
have been sentenced BY the civil avthori-
ties to the Peniientiary Toe three years
eieh. lor horse stealing.
A Fort kearney dispatch says that the
Indian war has iairly begun. Ranches are
burned. stock stolen. aud settlers murder
ed daily. Troops arc gong westward
rapidly. 1870
TIE Postmaster General has written "a
oliiclal letter, ~ which he decides that
railroad companies have no, right 10 carry
business letters on their own line Tree 81
postage. +. Ias. f.t5i tsii
There were il,7ii vesssls Lost at sea last
yeaf. s9f lHss lt t+fs
Leisare.--In order to be enjoyed, II 10
absolutely nscessary u should De 'preeedsd
by occupation.
On Tuesday $500 foreign snigrant,,
larrived At New York.