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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1867-12-28
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
now TT WAS SETTLED.

We are sorry 10 learn from all parts Of the State
that the pressure upondebtors is likely to be very
great. in some counties as many as four OF five hund.
red wriis having been issued. Especially sorry are
We to learn that very many wrts and attachments
have been sued out in this county, reiprnabs g our
mex. Superior court. ~
Suits al law are always attended with considerable
expense, which adjs 10 the burden Of the debtor
which in many cases. we think, might be avoided oy
amicable arrangement. We have heard OF a seiiie'
neu, in this way which may be set forth as on exam
ple Of what might be done in many oihei cases.
w. w. Guess, Esq oar woily representative IN
the Commons, is The Executorot David Warren, de-
ceased Our representative in congress- Mr.. Turner,
is his council The property Of David Warren was
sold in 1861 on credit Of twelve months payment
10 lie made ia such money the sherid would lake
for taxes Mr.. Green bong ht The land AZ S6,50o;h the
real value Of the land i 1000 dollars The personal
properylike The isnd sold al high figures, Confederate
money. There are nine hrirs 10 the estate Of Nh.
Warren, three Of the nine live IN the West. Two
weeks ago the SIX heirs living in Orange, mel the tx
ecutor, M. Oucss, ~ at luho4 onlS0, an1 S"'s
ed into bond authorizing the Executor 10 calm three
disinteres,ed men, who 10 settle s questions be-
tween the Executor and the persons whose notes ne
holds for property purchased Al the sale. The basis
OF the settlement being the real value Of he property
purchased. Mr.. Guess was authorised to let Mr.
Green have The land Al $4,000. The heirs present
also gave The Executor a bond to indemnify him
against al loss ia case the heirs in the West should
be dissatisfied and sue him. Here is time, money
and good feeling saved. We commend thier settle
meni as an example to all Executors, Administrator
and Attorneys
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

CONGREss-Monday, Jan. u. in the House.
Mr.. Baker, Of Illinois, introduced joint resolution
deelifiog the rebel stsle Governments invalid Until
congressionay re-OrgsnizeJ. Referred ., the Judi.
ciay.
NJ. Bromsl introduced joint resolution declaring
The rebel States disqualified from voting the pend
ing future constitutional amendments. until formal.
y restored. and in the meantime three fouhs Of the
represented states are eonpeten, 10 amend the Con.
siituli1l.
Referred ID committee on Reconstruct lon.
bill regulating The supreme Court, requiring :
foil bench and unanimous. decisions on sppesls IN.
volving State and national Institutions. Referred
Mr. Stevens enabIiog bill, .iter sharp contest in
the House on Monday lat. Wa referred 10 the q.
construction committee j decided vote. Til. Nf.
stevens considers lanlsmounl 10 IL Obstruction.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

Tue LATEST PHASE OF RECONSTRUCTION.
1t is definitely settled aud proclaimed
that the late slaseholdiug States. Tennessee
only excepted; will not. as at present OF.
gained. rality the Constitutional Amend
ment matured and adopted nv Congress last
winter. On the contrary, they Will each
and all reject il. Most otthem, IN fact, have
already formally done 50. In single I'M
stance only-,hat Of .rexas-has this reiec-
ton been couched in indecorous or insult.
ing terms. Usually, The manner has been
anexceptlonable. il not even courteous.
The wiser and more considerable Sonthrons
say 10 the North in substance: What you
propose may seem proper and just from
your point OF view we will not here dis
pute this, nor deny Your power IN The pre-
misses II may even be right that you should
ldislranchlse Us or tebar our accession To
office We do not Judge you nor decide
what you can or should do: but, when you
ask Us 10 exclude from office our tOremOs
men, because they were our leaders IN INT
late struggle, our reply must be that llonor
and good faith preclude our assent. Dtse
franchise Us all il YOU wlll-deDar Is from
II
hoIdlHg ofiice ssermore-but do not ask "
10 punish our leaders Tor doing the work
We assigned them"
This rejection. then-or rather, this rea-
son Tor such rejectInn--hasa maLly aspect
that appeals TO every generous mind. But,
whether you agree IN this view Of no., the
llact remains. There are fourteen States
that will not ralily the Amendment and il
can only be carried over their hesds BY
Ignoring them in the count, and assuming
that three. fuurlhs oil the States a. present
lreples nled in Congress will suffice TO ra,i.
Ify. That assumption, however, will Ger.
tainIy be cuntruserted 10 The Supreme
Court, and probable o,erruied. Alter our
recent experience, this Is rock to be avoid
ed. " I. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

PRODUCTION Of /" Labour Saving Machines"
and " Yankee Notions"
Let us make this Library a permanent
Institution, not pile of" Yellow Back No.
wells, '',theIcontents OF which The sooner they
are forgotten the better; let US have the
works Of authors who. while they amuse,
will enoble. Let US have
Lives Of great men to remind US
We can make our lives sublime;
And, departing, leave behind us,
Footprints on The sands Of Time. NJ
Ithas been suggested TO me that" ourpeo-
pie are TOO poor to get this thing up 10,
diyidually zoe are too poor, collectively we
are mol. Each woman can give up one
dress. Let each man give uplone smoke.
and one drink daily. No great work was
ever accomplished without self denial. Let
Us make the effort, let US celebrate the
young year BY founding an Institution
"That will mock Times crumbins finger,
And on future pages llnger."
Let US all, men and women. determine to
have full meeting on Thursday, and then
not only make fair promises but stand BY
them.
Hoping tina, this call will meet with the
prompt response which think the caus.
deserves. remain,
ONE WHOM YOU ALL KNOW.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
For the Hill.Lotoush Recorder.
AN APPEAL.

Ny fellow citizens will see in the paper
Of today. that call is mad. upon all who
wish 70 Improve the tone Of society 10 oar
little village. 10 come forward and aid III
creating fundfor the purpose 81 establish
ing a ]" Circulating Library" DO not,
bsg sou. let this call pass UNDECIDED. let Us
leave 90 our children some relic to prove
that the refinement and literary tastes ~
long and 70 truly the boast Of our Southern
women, have not passed away with the in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
rHE NoRrH cARoLlNA LEGlsLAruRE.

THE NORTH CAkOLINA LEGIsLATIKE.
The Legislature OF this stale re-sssembled on
Tuesday Of Iastyweek, sgreeably 10 adjournment On
the rs, day no quorum was present, but The second
day quorum appearing in both Houses, they pro.
ceeded 10 business. Very lille business Of public
importance has yet been DONE
On Monday last, the bill gnaiing freehold home.
se1dsto The citizens Of this state, b,ins the special
order, was taken up, amended, and passed The thtd
reading in The Senate BY vote u % 70 9, and "a
ordered 10 Be engrossed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
'NlIlsbarausb 4srpthsr.
HILLSBORoUGH, N. G.
wednesday. Jan. 80. 1861.
.LIrERARY NOTICE"

q The cilireas OF Hisborous h and tho vicinity are
requested to meet at The Female Academy. on au's-
aay The s.s, Of January, at o'clock T. NJ for The p0r-
nose o, consulting the ways and means Tor estab.
fishing Book Club Or Circulating Llorery' 'uil
s,ienIlaee Of both Ladies and Gentlemen is earnestly
desired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
C,,sS6~AV

tbs New rEsT- Darn BILL.--The we'll
informed Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Gazette says; /" Ii the bill should
receive the sanctionof two thirds &c both
Houses, and the Supreme Court should de.
clare il to be unconstitutional, and there
fore refuse to comply with its requirements
(Which will doubtless he the case there
can now no longer be doubt that Con.
gress at its next session would resort 10
Impeachment Of the Judges simultaneously
with similar process against the Execu-
tive. The naked power Of the House 10
impeach, and the Senate 10 try executive
aud judicial officers. is relied upon as au-
thorlty enough by the revolutionists to an.
initiate the balances Of the, Constitution
aud usurp the whole power of the country.
Il has been we'll said that although therc'is
not statesman. in the proper sense Of the
term, among The Radicals in Congress.
cunning politicians, are abundant enough.
There is no lack Of ingenious contri,ances
to accomplish. their ent. bui these in their
ultimate bearing are manifestly destructive
Of their ON interests, as weilas that Of the
country at large; aud herein we discover
the unmistakabe distinction between
craftsmanship aud political qnackery."
New PuBIacAross.- We are indebted to
the publishers, Il. III. Butler and Co., Of
Philadelphia, FOR q copy Of their /" Gran.
mar Of the Latin language School Ell-
ton By William Bingham. A. NJ. OF North
CaroIini. The study OF The grammatical
construction of language with The AID Of
the books now IN use Is generally dry and
unlnterestlng 10 every beginner. lie II
obliged 10 me mnrIze much w.tiuut perceive
,Ds lie beaslng which The tedious details
eau have upnn his ultimate success. X Is
lha object vi The work before Us TO remedy
many al Ibesr deficiencies. MIR. Bingham
no, oaly states bald Iacts sni laws, but
gives alsn Ihe philosophical principles upon
Which they are based. lie accompanies his
rules ab iniiio from the 6rsi fes. pages with
abundant and comprehensive examples IL.
/ lns,ratiye OF them. In order to attain this
object hs has been obliged 10 change the
usual order OF the school hooks. lie gives
first Tie rubsianilycs, THEN the verbs with
Their conjugations. and afterwards proceeds
Il adleclIses. pronouns. irregular verbs,
.d,erDs. &c. FMS plan encourages the
scholar by enabling b'm To see that ne IS
progressing daily ~ knowledge OF the lan-
Il guage. II this were the oniy improvement,
Mr: bingham wouli deserve the thanks Il
every student rf the classics But MIR.
Bingham. after careful examination Ol all
the best German. English and American
authorities, has adopted all their .xcellen.
cies and embodied them in his work. We
do but an act Of simple justice 70 him -
commenting this 4 FIRST Book.,n Latin 70
the notice u teachers. aud hope in due time
10 welcome the bonk which he promises to
prepare on the subject Of Latin composition.
Philadelphia Age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

Judge Fellows, Of the third District Count at New
Orleans, has decided thai Couns cannot enforce Con-
iederate contracts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

Gov. swami has been elected Uuied States Sena-
or from the state Of Maryland fer yeas from the
llh Of March next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

THE GREAr STORM Our Northern *.
changes are fillcl with accounts OF the iff.
ribIe effect. u The grsa. storm Of wind anil
snow which has lately swept over The eonn.
try. Besides an incalcuiable amount IL sui
fering inflicted on the human race BY The
severe cold. live stack in great numberslla,e
died, anil the game 10 many parts u the
country i said 4 be perishing. ~ Boston
such a storm had not been felt for ten ysar..
In Portland the storm was terrific. IN
Norwick, at midnight ef the 18th, snow
had fallen over 90 inches. la Philadelphia
the snow had impedrd The arrival Of the
trains. In Chicago the THERMOMETER vas
10 deg below Zero.
Along our stormy coast the heavy gale
has been expending It's wrath, AMI SWELL
ING the list of marine misiortunss. Many
vessels are reported lost. and numbers have
reached friendly pnr,s IN. a disabled condi'
lion and with crews badly irosi-bilien.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
Tnr RAJ NrlsAscr.-catehlng rat. s q.

Tnr Raj NulsAscE. --Catching rats Is Of
en- difficult. as old rats are protcrbialy
INNING. Laying around poison Is danger.
Gus not alone. but also Objectionable, for the
rea.on that rats may die NJ inaccessible
spots and contamina,e the atmosphere WIN
the we'll. known detestsble odor. A better
plat. has been adopted by one ~ our cor
respondents. by which he takes advantage
Of the cunning habits the rats. ecosers
The floor near the rat hole with thin lsyst
or moist causiic potash when the rats WAN
on this II makes their feet sore; these the.
lick with their tongues; II makes tneH
mouths sore. and the result is that they
shun this locality not alone, but appear "
tell all the neighboriug rats about u, anu
eventually the house is entirely sbandons1I
BY them, notwithstanding the neighoorhoOu
may be teeming with rats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30

CuRIous ACCIDENT From LINE AND kERo-
sESE.-Mr. Samuel Cox, Of the town Of
sarstoga, Wlnona county, Wisconsin,. met
With a serious accident on Friday week
While Stacking quantity Of common lime
10 kerosene barrel 10 the cellar. After
adding water, aud while stirring with a
stick. he brought lighted candle in con.
tact with the steam or gas, which Instantly
exploded, throwing him some elgh; o. ten
l.et against the cellar wall, ripping UP The
house floor. throwing Mrs. Cox from her
chair, snG burning several Of her fingers "a
"A blister, and burning the lips and tongue
Of young lady who was standing at a liable
in the same room. The hole through the
floor was about four feet By eight. Particle,
oi lime we're thrown All over the huuse
The explosion WAS terrific, and not.ith.
standing being shut up 10 the house. IT wa'
heard at distance OF quarter vi mile
The face and hands Of Mr.. Cox were burn.
ell to blister, and be was otherwise bruis
ed ~ that he vas confined 70 his bed. iii
EYES we're also swollen and shut for tw,
DAYS. Under medical care he is doing well
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-01-30
A RADICAL BOLrsa.-Mr. Baker made

A RADICAL BoLrgR.--Mr. Baker made
speech in the House Of Representatives on
Thursday in which, infer ala. he said /:
!" lie saw difficulty also in the seventh
section ii the bill, which insists upon equal
political and civil privileges to all. and le-
gardsd the concluding portion Of it, which
declares that IL tie section should ever be
altered Or amended, the state should lose
its ri bi in congress, as monslrous pIo.
position. lie thought the bill should be BY
all means referred to the joint committee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-01

A CHILD Automatically
ternoon, at about five o'clock, a
named Samuel Bennett, aged about 4
yeors, disappeared from his moth
residence at Twelfth and N streets,
had not been found at II late hour
evening. Some of the ueighbors saI
colored man leading the boy aw
When they asked what he was dc
with the child he answered, "Goinp
take a walk" They took no furt
notice Of the affair ut the time.
mother soon missed the boy, and IN
every exertion in her power to find b
but without success. The police OF
was visited at 8 l-2 O'Clock, and az
at 10 o'clock in the evening, but tn
was no officer to be had except the
in charge and no assistance could
obtained from that quarter. The
cred man referred to is known and
probably be found to-day. The fat
Of the child is in the State of Neva
The state of the mother's mind dsl
the night was Of course one OF terri
anxicty.-Sae. Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-01

LARGE SIZED WHITE OR DRAb
n colored FELT HAT, on Main street, COLD
Hill, between Haas store and the Rhode Lsiano
Vii, on Friday afternoon, September II. fne
Under will please leave II at Haas store, ana ne
will be literally rewarded for bis trouble
Gold Hill, Sept. 81, 186T.-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-01

In August las, the photographers of
San Francisco received S., 222 in gold
coin for pictures taken.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-01

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-01

AN THE EVENING OF THE 9TH INST.
tD.s brown Russian Leather Wallet, contain.
tnr paper Of no value to any one butt ns owner.
TSSs SpSsr would confer Q great favor By leaving
Il Al the NEWS once. or at the Monitor NO. 2,
South O street, Virginia oo
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28
FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER.

THE STEAMER SCOTIA AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK May 2S.-The steamer Scotia has
arrived, with European dates of the 18th and
10th inst.
THE NEW BRITISH CABINET.
The change in the English Cabinet was nearly
completed. Mr.. Gathorne Hardy succeeds Mr.
Walpole as Home Secretary. The Earl of
DevOnshire succeeds Mr.. Hardy as President OF
the Poor Law Board; and Mr.. Selater Booth will
represent that department in the House of
Commons Sir Robert Peel is spoken of as
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
A REWARD FOR HUMANITY.
A fine gold chronometer watch was presented
In Liverpool, on behalf Of the President of The
United States to Captain s. b. Hughes, OF the
British ship Queen Victoria, for rescuing thirty
one persons from the wreck of the American
ship Anguilla.
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The cattle plague has again broken out with
considerable violence IN London.
ROYAL BETRoTHAL.
A despatch from st. Petersburg announces
the betrotnal of the King of the Greeks with
the Grand Duchess Constantinovisia.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
renewed effort is to be made to induce the
Sultan to give up the Island of Crete, but 1T was
thought 1t would not succeed. ua
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo AND ALEPPo.
Steamer Arago, from Havre, May Is, via Fal-
mouth, and steamer Aleppo, from Liverpool
on the IA, via Queenstown. Their advices have
been anticipated by the steamer Scotia and by
the cable telegrams.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-28

activity and begin at the FIRST opening OF the minds
OF our youth. II Is our worklt is Gods work. Wish
ing the blessing of all upon the Convention he con-
clnded.
IL was moved that q Business Committee of seven
be appointed, Carried. The Committee appointed
were as follows:-Messrs ]. S Cummings, w. Weir,
9. j. Thompson, q. o. Lancaster ]. g. Cowell Rev. j.
G. Mcmillan, William McEadden.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.. M.
Newkirk:--
RESOLVED, That this Convention adjourn at haltpast
u o'clock until halfpast O'Clock; adjourn at
o'clock TO attend the meeting of the sunday School
Union at the Academy of Music; meet again tO-mOr-
morning at o'clock adjourn athalt past IL: meet
at half and adjourn at g. to meet at O'Clock TO
hear an address from Professor Hart.
II then announced that ticket should be given,
and an amusing inquiry was made, whether in giving
out the tick ets man and vile were considered one
or two It was decided that they considered In
law one, and consequently the delegate and his
wife would come In on the same ticket.
Considerable discussion was then carried as to
who TO be considered delegates, but t was de-
cded that all who represented sabDath Schools should
The Business Committee were then directed to meet
for the purpose carrying out the business of recev
ing credentials and delivering tickets.
On motion, the meeting adjourned at 12lO 70 meet
at 81 this Il. NJ