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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
A. 6 G. w. RAILWAY.

On and after Monday, November 10Th, &c,
Trains will leave Ashland as follows
GOING EAST.
Train No. 2-New York Express 5;00P. NJ
do do 4-Eight Express, Gl5A NJ
do do 12-Way Freight 10:25. 9,
do do 16-Express. /" 9:S0P!Me
do do 1S-Nsw York Freight S:46 -"
GOING WEST. .ssa
Train No. J. Fay Express, ll;a3A.M NJ.
do do S-Night Express, 1851. NJ.
do do 1l-Way Freight, 2;0b'" ."
do do 10 Express Freight. $50 !" "
do do l7--Dispatcb 9s60A.Ma
ciTrain l arrives al Dayton5 46 P. NJ. at Gin
%cinnati 500 P. M. Train No 8 arrives at Day
ton 455 A NJ, al Cincinnati 1904. NJ.
P, S,-Passenger' carried on all Freights
except Nos II and Is by procuring tickets.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
Remember

.aTba.ve are the only Agents for Grover
4 Baker Sewing Machine 10 Ashland
4 eeunty. and sell o better machine than can
bs found elsewhere in this city.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
Remember

That our stock of furs is large and prices
lower than elsewhere
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
Remember

Thsg We keep on hand and for sale, q
s1igocd line Of carpets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

The road from Cairo to Mound City, ILL.,
which goes through dense forest, is infest-
ed with brigands, who make unpleasant d, 1
msnds upoh travellers for their money or
their lives.
ts-Sixsy pounds Of cents were deposited in
the contribution boxes Of a Massachusetts
church few Sundays ago There were over
three thousand of them. A sensible proceed
ing.
Bluffs f.l tie other day while it was being
filed with large quantities of goods, buryine
n number in the ruins. Almost unaccounts-
bly,, no one was killed, but six men we're
more or less seriously injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19
Legal Notice.

rENo ". \. GeKIM I: You hereby notified that
there Is now file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Di.r!c. Court Of Lee county, lowe, at Keokuk pe
ton OF James Archer eSimng Of you the Eleven
Hundred and Piity-tixht l1lo0 Dollars and Interest
thertcn Mt ten per cent pes aunum from April sth
le ~ aud sso the further Of Twenty Dollars and
Eishy.1ve Cents money due on isment rendered
IN favor OF sad plaintiff add Against In the Circuit
Conrt Of Lewis county in the State Of Missouri Said
petition also prnys sn attachment
Unless spp thereto and defend before noon Of
the seeoud ds, OF the term Of said District Court
TO commence on the fret Monday In February, fees
Judgment i'll be rendered against yun thereon 81
fault RANKIN NcCkARY
povi2 tn Atty's for PltR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

The Chicago TINES thinks II aimpolitic
to elect Aalandrghams whom it calls a mar
tyr to violated law, TO the Senate at present.
1t says:
"Mr. Vallandigham should him self see the
situation as it is. His time is not yet. 1t
will probably come. Let him wait until he
shall be called. The Democracy will let him
know at the very first moment when il shall
want him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19


SOLDIER WiT.-Ws have read many anus.
ing specimens Of soldier wit during the late
war, but as good as We have seen was the re-
ply Of Virginia cavalryman to North Car
DINA infantryman. II was on the march
towards Adairsyille, in November, '66, .
cold, bright morning, while the troops were
lying along the road, waiting for obstacles to
be removed in front. Afellow came jogging
down the line ON aea>bitten frame Of q
horse, and as he passed chap greeted him
with
II say, mister. You mighty like brother
Of mine the hogs eat up.
The cavalryman did not relax a muscle,
but gazing star heel straight in the face,
replied: fg1 !,
"Well, my friend, It's A monstrous pity
they hadn't finished the family whils they
ar1r eatin', and moved on amidst shouts
of laughter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

.T115 !. H.l.;ls.. a. =
Pfors.lle " 81 III
right boy came ITO he oass ~ lock asoei.
hsfessasA 60 Ain7iGo1Vks 5sll9s =
wa y - - III SAtAa6 ,56s al..an
asked the mipister. r
Myasasi l. Janss fooe xhas \ your
william Hand, !. .vss t1sAssuss.
Where - you gcingr asks1 - min.
70 Rome, sir; and whers ars ron 70
ing?a was the reapoese Of the boy.
The minister could Do no Is9sihaAns i,
Camden" s. sssss r
.,Hov old are you I" vas the next question
of the minister. s.s41f-ssa
Eight yssr:s replied the sos.A How
old are you, SIR" F4
rhe minister hesitated but save no -.
swer. 4
Are you al0aes' was he next sqsestion
of the minister. ss s.,
.Oh, no, sir, replied the boy, posting
to the. passengers, II have plenty Of com,
pany." safsss
!" But have you no friends on boardto lobu
after your asked the minister. 80
No, sir; have your
This was not answered, but vas followed
by a little history 4MAEIA
'fEhenI vas boy,'t said Tbs nisister.
my parents would not allow me to 20 of the
farm alone. .
Atths the boy with an Undesirable look,
answered, 9 1t 10 different now,' -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

eHvHIg Company being . HOMH INSURANCE. CON-
il FANNY, commends II particularly 70 the citfssps
IovA IssuEanes msAs o. Daildfnss ofall kinds 1uf
1it4fs R1ses Wearing Apparel and AsschaaAiss. Alss
q 8oo aad MerchAndsA In store o. transit vhAAAsr
" ossaA, LAks, River, Rail or Wagon
Insurance taken at the most favorable rates. snd io
- promptly sdtustsd.
DLxDCfORA
=. y. LOWE. o. j. J. Bower Co.
1.kA1f13ON, Of Patterson . rnbeeman
1DvAkD kHD0uAAn, lssess 3. ~. Z. y, IN.
9. !. PICK, Greedy Peck,
JA1. y. enhLLuf, LAts Of OH shelley
1. l.. CONNADLR, OF Connabis enyt6
H LOVE Pres't FIRST National Bank,
w. 4. pRONNELL Of bsowneH BRO.
eAITH HAMILL, OFFS. Hamill %.
OFT7CEKG
, 10WR, YredAsnt LJ ADAMS, secretery
SHkLL1Y, Vice Pres't II LOVE, Treasurer
spri~A Ri GILMORE. Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

Aru peasnrs travellers the line Of the Hrie Railway
presents many objec OF interest," passng through the
beautiful yssJs Of the chemnnR eusquehanna, Dela.
ware aud Rawapo rve1s, changing panufnaa u
u nAturs's Neauttss Commands attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19
rus RAILWAY nxrxxDs znos

THIS HALLWAY nxTHMDs from
Dunklrk - n. York, 80 miles.
00AAlo - New Yo9k, 40 un1Doa.
6olonnnCat to n. York AIS Rilao,
AMD n ya0a Fa
q to q miles the Shortest Routei
All Trains run directly through TO New Fork,
a1-A00 QALE0 wlfnou1 onAnss or CoAcnnq
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

MONTGOMERY BLAIR has been snubbed nv
Gen. Grant. He applied TO have clerk
who had been discharged reinstated; bat the
General refused, and Blair left in o huff y
to appeal to Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

THE New York Void calls the Republi-
can party " the oath-bouud party" We ac-
cept the compliment, and return it by desig-
mating the Democracy as the oath> breaking
party.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

Z gNSasa *
From and sfxr AUGUST 9sth 1851, Trains VIII leave
n conaec4son vttA I'll western lines = fpiDeWv:
FROM DUNKIRK AND 0ALAAANCA-
By Nsw York dine nom Union Dspots:
ran - nv...N nan - r.,.s,.s r..
d.,. :, esotsd. Atom. 4. sels~...s ioao .
~ S.r.sSS. - ~. - ssis. - rssS = ~
q. e.no y 49,. S"M n.y. - ~ ank 80
1910 - vok :. 20. -
q. N = ~ Ts~Sx~s.SS 49, -,
-.n.~l fa.ss-...Srt.ssas 49,. = us~s SSss
vl,s - ?; =. YsRl ansss - ~ - -
z 80. ~ ~ SeA.aS' ~ 1Hs-AA Nv AesA
A,K 1.-v>vn ua~A~
nrrttst Ism-A..s ...-s.x asA.. a~.ssn.
ss :. ~. ~ IA ts.sy rs..sa,.a 81
~, ~ ~. - 4. w wv ~
n .o.s.,,. -. H~.rns -. @.. .Usn y ~
- " 1890 ~ ~. Hn-,s.i 49,. -
o. ~ rSrserW~si - ~
kirl fa.sa.-s .r..sssAr esnr. ~ R.Is,.s,.. :.
il:5s p M md csnssess 4 HserslIeyilIe Win
The 100 IL Train from Buaalo arrivins in Bev
q -
RnOm DUDRAlND-pv Nev York e,m, yros. n.
IN A. II ~ Yere nv ErSrssa. 49,
days exoepssdl gteps q Hcrnellsy3lla ~ 4. -
~ {Btse oussosAanna EiH D, ~ fDlcsE fuvrsras
7:65 q ~ (ssp y I'd ssstve n HyW Yofa los y.
= tonnects q orsa4 Dend w1eA De2a1nra LaaE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-19

THK following is q police court incident
A fellow was brought up, charged With dranik
ennea. hwss eleas eass The testimoak
showed he had been intoxicated for whoS
week. The man was asked vkss he had 10
say for himself.
well, yer honor me and my old woman
never did live easv together"
That's no .excuse for getting drunk.s'
you re right, yer honor; and so il isn't.
We used to fight like cat and dog together =.
drinking only made it vorse,b put in the
court.
That's true; she discouraged the life out
OF me and kept me poor, until last week,
when N5es0 -
well, what did she do last week?t
'.She died, yer HONOR
And you've been beastly drunk ever
since?n
perity.n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06
PLENTY OF ACTION.

The New York Times says., Congress
cannot be repruached with inaction during
the past week. Ii has atoned for its delay
and hesilatio.,. of eighteen months. BY acts
which transcend, in reckless enargy and
far.reaching consequence, anything done
BY the American Legislature for fifty years.
Throwing aside. as il in impatient con-
tempt, ell thought of moderation and all
estimate OF, results, the House Of Repre-,
sentauyes has decreed, by overwhelming
msjorities, that the three following things
shall be done: lsl wv tIIIt
/. All the Southern. States shall be put
under martial law.
2. All the negroes in the Southern
States, over twenty one years Of age, shall
be admitted to the suffrage. bsthae
8. All The whites in the Southern States
who had any,hing.to do with the rebellion.
shall be excluded from voting.
What else remains to be done we find il
impossible To guess.4 Possibly it may be
deemed worth while 10 confiscate the pro
perty Of the Southern people --but that will
very speedily take care Of itself. It's i'm
possible that property should continue 70
be worth holding OF stealing. fsr.any great
length Of time, ander such regime as seems
abou, TO be naugurated for the Soulh. That
whole section OF eonntry in 10 pass again
under the yoke Of a military power. The
avowsd object of the authors Of this policy
is To !" put back matters IN the South 10
just where they were when Lee surrendrrl
ed" BrigsJier General IS TO be abso-
lutte sovereign bf each dstriet-thc source
Of law for alb iu pewle theissie judge ol
rights. the sde aslAprityln a tasgr social
ea,h and political relatiops. ! UDlsss hu-
Fnaa nalare,ls very sdiaersnt % .lhs South:
lern STATES frem lsllatssi iis e'erl.wRsrf else
ou The lace ,ol Ute Earth. ssch, A polio ]
must pssdace. results. lsiylll, ether slie .
nate The. people FROM the mild aud pa'er,
nsI rule thus extended, ever then, or i
viii quicken their ,lesotlon and sirengihen
ther al!schMent ~ i,sssAy. we are not
ssnxsous ~ predict which viii bc Tbs lrssu'
--the future. will Disclose il .quNe so9n
leooagh. 80 : q 81 sgt raa a..I
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06
N0SASA&

!. An INSscENT MAN CoNvIcTEp AND Hp,o
lin . recent trial Of murder case al cir
lanta, Gain which the evidence was Al.
cumstan,ial, one Of the counsel for the de.
fsnss told the following story ofa trial
which took place in the same court ,hir,y
years ago:
There then lived on the Bayou road
man about twenty five or thirty years old.
He Was not An educated nor a wealthy man
but he was honest and had good heart.
Having had a limb broken. he was in6rm
in health. He made his livelihood by 20,
ing TO the bayou ST. John every evening
and catching FISH 10 sell in market the next
morning. One moonlight evening. while
sitting on the bark Of The, bayou. fishing, as
usual. he saw = lady dressed in white. in
company with gentleman, walking on the
road beside the bayou, They were. .quar.
reling as they passed him, and his attention
was attracted by hearing them quarrel.
After they passed he resumed his ishing
and waited uatiI he had caught his usual
supply. He then started home with hi,
basket. A he reached the place known as
the Caquet, he heard 4 loud cry, and soon
after feeble cry. Advancing in the ,di.
rection Of the sound. she saw 4 woman in
. white gown lying, on The pavement, and,
cummins to the ~Onap, he perceived tha,
. dagger had been stabbed ipto her bosom,
Thinking 10 relieve her. he iuok tie dagger
hy the handle aud drew n out. As he did
50 q wa,ehnah sra'ped him. The woman
VAS Killed lie poor tishrrmln was tried
Tor The murder, III: case was. made ou
clsarly against HIN. Iii, had been detect.
sd ~ lhe sery act, brndipg prer tae, body
Of the deceased With the weapon. ID Ii,
hand. lie was roaslcled, and hpng Al Con.
70 square. Aboutsix months slrr trial
va. goiry on in Ja,lge canopge's court.
A ctln.rp.s sailed "a J jasVr, said he did no,
wish 70 be % The jury, and wished 10 speak
lev words 10 The Judge. The Judge al.
Owed him a private consersallyn. Sup.
posing tIat he might hive scraples sbou,
capital pqalshHent. The Judge s.ked him il
lhat WAS the reason he objected to bing on
Tie jury. No." he answered. "that j.
not The reason. saw the fisherman hung
Tor, the nsr,lrT ofmy wife. lie did nat do
IN, ld,d 4 myself from jealpusY.' The
judge "a, petf,hed. The man made for the
doer. escaped. aud has ne,er, bsen heard Of
Nhss. al is8.iHs 81 a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06
RUSSIA ANDlANERlcA

An enteliigent writer ~ the I.Dsr,oJI
Post re marks with mudh i0rce upon aterrni
ar,icie IN the l.ondon Tpaes. A. wh,ci the
ereoIt III Russia and America is contrast.
Ell. notesrr iavoribiyta The lslSrs. We
copy as folloAs :sls8 s. sa tI
surety alaiIir .eOmmun.senses migAi tell
any maa not entirely Igneranl ol lssaee.
thaIthe United States are iphnIely more
observing oi creLit,than sRDssla. thy IItieT
being The one nan' power against Via pcpa1
lar national po~er.n sais1. iHsss
In the It1llosing posDtsrl coa,dgT The
.Anencan SUPERIOR fmsi, Rassa i. stea,
,iily augmentin her tsbi. While the Uaited
s,strs . sisrgely dcctsassns hsrs, sseaGd .
the sumlrd states hs. vnIy aSsu une ,tenlll
VI the army that Russia Aas. The men not
oniy not Consuming the pro5aet,Ons " otb-
trgs. bot by their IndRslry adding largely
% The aa,inhal nealils; Iilird, AIpeTI.a 10
the largest specie producing caSniry. the
bpreseut produce pf her mihrs being over
twenty millions sterling IN gold sesuail,,
and regularly INCREASING toantitsnI largss
iihsu hussia or any olhsr cUuaiIyr IN lDc
world ibssides. her crops VI osNvD, senrp.
provisions, &C.. give her . gtsAtst Surplus
ior sIpsrt lhan Russla ioutth. lks generzi
ftslucauun and inteuigeuce .oi The susscs i,
immeasursbl, superior 70 Russla 4 bICb. the
Ixms oil hnerivs. are fosnded pa lhs cnmr
Gxus ilaAns6i KngIand. aud the land u a land
lloi freedom. whae RsssiaIs only semi. elsi-
lized ;fsirth. ifgspecIe il wanted III this
evuutry, By sending the 20s ~ New York.
We can get . quicAer and larger supply VI
sloaa (as eyiJenle lasl suIninri.) than we
could by rea'Izing Russl4n bonds and
seienlh. our trade, wlih America is mvre
important than hat with llissia, aud the
.Amsrcan developed The resourceso oi their
country with greater energy than any 9th.
er people eighth. as The unllrd States % !
eieases ~ population about one third every
ten years. and.their realized wealth in a
greater ratio. their power 70 pay taIat,of,,
and 10 reduce Tie principal oi their dsbfs
| = prOspeclisely larger tDao any, uthef na-
ton. there i. one o5lse too that The fimrs
urges, W.; that heinterssl On the sepefate
State bond, has bOsu paid Ia greeIlback,
,lallbough lbe o.2Os have been paid IN gold
forgetting that they only follow the cram
! pie u EngIa whopaId ttN ihtsrestpn hsf
nstionaI debt 10 paper. when gold Was at a
may stale that the Washington GOyesn,.
tnent has twice paid of It's entire naiionsl
debt. which 10 snlpre Than Russia or any
other Of the great powers csn bosstaof do.
ing. Yours respectfully, laf ss1s
AN ANGLO SAXON,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06
MtssRALs cR cABARkUs.s.

We requested friends in diif.reat partsDf,
the State 10 furnish asJetailed aoc0ants Of
the various gold. copper. iron and cDaii
mines 10 this State. An esteemed friend On
Csbarrus has sent Us the following. We
hope IL will be foIIowed vps " III
" This county has been noted for the past
thirty years for its gold producing veins,
its rich placer diggings, aud the large mug.
- gets thsthase been found from time 90 time,
varying 10 sze from one penny weight TO
twenty seven pounds. .f' taf J ..
But from the excitement Of l84e : when
sogreat rush vas made 10 lifornia, these
mines have remained neglected. and un.
wrought, although lnEue that perod the
vast Insjority Of gold coined at the nit VI
!. our State, was raised. or washed iron, the
sands Of this section. A careful survey,
KID. obstr,aiion OF, the geological fprIpa-
Y, ton. nistsstlsly Abe sciel,.hc and prac.
- teal, man. of the vast store OF sealth lasl
:, s,lll Lays hidden insths bosom 81 The rsins
sshef. this .counuJ..sHs vi 49, s.a.. .ais
ssJ,- At isa we'll esiahIshslfset. thai al ttss
sl1 sssurs veins vs fsana in the szoic and
: silprssn stries lroS ks. for dstipg thvper
rivd of lhe esftll's formation, occurred the
great ssellatiogl. u at raised the silurssp,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

1Le Howard smebJmeni.. having bsfn
tsiiiie,kby 81 Of the 27 States represented
ins Cunsress. ia now . part OF tie federal
'Don,titntion, .Dlts IL will apply 70. TIE
Southern States only As they are admitted
into the Union,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

The Legislature OF this State adjourned on Mon.
aay morning last, to meet again on the third Monday
inAagust next
y During the late session one hundred and eighty
ssss were passed. large pstiioa Of which we're Of
personal Or local character. We will give the cap,
lions Of all those Of general ln,ees. in or next is.
! cure. s., ,,ts..,.,-
Judge Manly having resigned the position Of SPea.
ksr Of the Senate, Mr. J, H. W,soa, Of chsr0''ee,
vas n.ihe sixlh bsls,ing. elsc,si Speaker on Fri,
ahdaysiIr ts i ssam @ t4sesa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

ls The spring sleeiians in the ,tavs begin
sith New Hampshire. On the second Tues
day ia March. I Connecticut follows 90
the 6tsi yonday sip April, aud Rhode Isl ;
aud ou The FIRST Wednesday ip tie same
mrnilL lfea a.a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

Statue TO GEs,, Scorr.4Febrvsry a7th.
MIR. Wilson. ., ,Massaeh ehusett.. called Up
a joint re,slution passed by the House al
the last session .drectiug the Secretary Of
War To. contrast Tor the erection Of an
equestrian statue. in bronze, 10 the me.
mory Of General Winfield Scott. to be plac-
ed over bis grave at West Point. Il is
70 be made .by Henry L. Brown. OF New.
Ihsrg. New Ypfk. VI cannon captured 10
the MeIiean varand 10 cost nOtssee.ding
". wv. ]. IL - -L -arL 80
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

sssuC Baakispi bill was passed The
Senais on Friday, and mas sent 10 the President.
y The Presidents veto of the Sherman rsconsiruc-
sion bill was sent 10 the Houss on Friday. and the
N En ~ss sssin passed in both Houses by over two
ihifds vote. Htsa' go ss'f.sk go &aafz
- The bill ssthorIing Coiorstio 70 kecine . State
was also passed in both Houses ths Presidents
seio by ,wolhirds vO;e. -
Nsbrssls having complied With ths requirements
: sfhs act Of Congress- has been declared Proesms
son Of The President to be State in the Union. w
-,.,,.~,,,.,,,>,~- sass &.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

GssD kxsSrtks---In thelprescnt chang.
cd conditions # society. aud The pecSllaT
elrcs instances which sarr.und many lani.
le. young nrn are looking about 10 see
wha, thes can Jo TO make living Mlny
are studyiay aw, aed medicInr. with The
hope lhat thes viii be able after awhile,
10 make q support In that way, uaforlu.
nately. bot very lev educated young me1
are giying .tblr attention TO, sgriesllurlI
persuiis. Hut there are some who have
chosen the wiser saase. and arc ealtisa,
ing the spil. knosms that the basis II 81
wealth mast comr from the ground. for
I.the sake Of example, we win mention two
tinstances Shsre young men. ~hosepMeni,
wctc wealthy hriere the war. tand 1hO are
yri ~ gno,t have gDae -
work like men. an,I ase now sarr,ing 81
iarms Three or lolt soss of Gov. t;rshan
are working farms IN this seetioa asd put.
ting their own hands to the Pbas. Ncafe
not personally acquainted with ei,l9r Of
them. but &c are informed by those win
rare. that they sareainlu strious. hard work
ing genilrIuen. Then there are The sons d
A. Brryarll Ds,idson. who was worth hai
uiilhontoI dollars. ss good larmr rs. and a.
harsl, sesk mg yoang men - can be toun
snys here n does a nan good TO zee ,her
farm. and the energy displayed in thsf
manssenient.ss .'f 49, Il ssK
Y We llketo henor such msa. but do 10.
alludes 60 them in this sonaection for ths
purpose ~ "pufhngv them, but merely q
,how that oil the ysung nsn are not golns
o waste their tiae withs Law. mcbisine.
cher king. &c. Ii four own southern.bofa
youngjmen do nut learn 90 vtarin aud .prat.
tice tlIe mechanical professions, the. vii
be" roou d out u nsu wsnd home By fin'
kse farmers and mechanics. That's esF
tain. n sailsvh ~ cAsrlsiis Dfn.
bsas af# rl @.-r-b.~~s-.~-e-- kst848a
A,oURioUs LOVE AFFAIR AND. iPs RI
bSi ,iass3 yu sUIrs. si hsns,
/ Ascertain gents member offs business
l6rm In one 81 the adjoining silbges had
Tor sone imonshs past abeen n paying ~
A -. -sf L. .Ian
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

NrIIsaryD CrRRrscy,-As the question
Of mulilate,l hank notes seems now in fair
yay, OF being, definitely settled, We give
place to The following ihcnise advice Of the
Bank. Note Reporter. at
!" AskIolhiug Of bank but VIA, i. clear
ly right, and take noting ae... f'yoar
note i potJedeen.d. protest i, and ~. the
bsak. Any impartial jury viii. settle the
quesrio6 on the public's side. You en sue
a naiiana. bank in any court and bsior, any
Judge or iusuee Of the peace aher. youcan
sue Tor any other debt or ciiim, sid
II Jour ma,ilstsi note i saaitieetiy
perfeel ia feaye 90 doubt Offs having been
ipued by the bshk. aud Tie nutil,tfDn be
Iof, a character feasiag 10 doub, ths, the
missing part va, he result of accident or
ordinary wear and. tear, ,hsn yodr demand
for pa ,ment j. good j.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-03-06

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!. .Piax II RalnsH-A frs broke oct shout hires
= o'clock on Saturday moraiag last ia, The Iehanse
Hotel in The city Of Raleigh. IL orsnatsd in The
saokng demrtmsn, OF linadry at,aohedie the build.
seby asciisni, it is supposed, rather hs extreme
earelsssness. The flames ssspt in every ureclion
ahroosh the centre and both wings Of be,larse build.
ing with such rapiity thai in the confusion and
element among 50 many onthe IHemises that nothing
cold be done towards arresiing its proeressSs The
hosfders generally saved their ctthing; hanks. &c.,
bl, the propretors fuss much OF their clothing and
that Of their miies. hbool fourih or one-thlrd
Of the furniture Was saved but much Of Il damaged
The Episcopal Methodist was printed in build.
ing adjoining the Hotel, which destroyed. buiby
gsat effort. the lype press and fixtures were all say.
3D. twill not cause snss sssPsnsion 10 rhs Pubica.
hOn OF ihH aaper.,E sfas-s ba ksfssra
By grea. Effort the othsr sJj0iniag building. were
saved. The Hotel was insured 10 the snosnt CT ST5
oes and the farnitura S5.eo0. io four Eve
companies North and sosih. The loss on Mr. Gun.
nnggm, the proPrietnr. wil therefore no he large
40 vas sndsipsied bot NJ. BIsir's llosk we judge.
will be ccnsdesbie. ss be ~ss Interested the urni
ure, provisions, &c. and for short iins ibroun oui
Of business. ~ - So se "