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The Philadelphia Press says that
johnson sends Sheridan to fight the
Indians on the same principle that Da-
vid ordered Uriah the Hittite into the
forefront of the hottest battle, VIZ:
to "get him out of the way" No un-
likely. As General Thomas is too i'll to
proceed 10 New Orleans, however, it
may be sometime before Sheridan
leaves there-perhsps not at all.
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200 Choice Selections" is a collection
Of the best standard illusions. for Select Read
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q most happy comingling Of the gems Of = for
mer generation. with the pure pearls which
CLEAN in the present. Never before has the
same varietp of choice poetry and prose, grave
and humorous. patriotic and sentimental. been
embraced in $50 pages, and sold for 80 cents
Sold by all booksellers, or mailed free on re-
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ducements to Agents. Send for terms.
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New Advertisements.
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The last instalment of Maximilian's
soldiers, on their way to Austria, reach
ed Washington on Saturday last. They
left on the New York and Bremen line
on Monday. What a fund of terrible
memories these veterans will have to
draw upon through their coming lives.
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There is q strong probability that Gen.
Sheridan's advent in Washington will be
greeted by an ovation second to none in
numbers or enthusiasm that has ever been
extended to any officer of u army, on
any occasion.
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New Advertisements.
SCHOOLS.

Principals Of Academies, Seminaries, ke.,
should consult US in regard to advertising. NO
c1arge Tor Information. GEO. P. R0WELL 4
TO- Advertising Agents. N. Y.
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A Judge of the Supreme Court of
Maine has decided that a marriage be-
tween a negro and q white person was lie
gal and void.
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It is a significant fact that since the late
triumph of the Republican party in Ten
nessee the bonds of that State have ad-
vAnced five per cert. in the New York
money market
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Six months ago q Boston house sent out
to Japan a cargo of 500 hoop skirts as q
venture. The Japs put q cover on them
and used them as umbrellas.
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They are doing likely business in
dogs in New York. Up 10 date 6,523 have
been killed in the public pounds.
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A company at Waterbury, Connecticut,
is manufacturing one and two cent coins
for the Peruvian Government.
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SEPARATION OF THE RACES.

Mr.. Vallandigham tells us-and we
like to hear from that gentleman, espe-
cially on the subject Of being excluded
from u country, as he understands that
that it is not a question Of intelligence
or of which is the superior race, but that
God has made the black race so different
from the white, that the white ought
alone TO vote, and the other ought 70
leave, or if stay, not to take part In our
affairs. Now that is q discovery. We
once did have in Ohio "black laws" one
express object of which was to do what
Mi. Vallandigham wants TO do, by not
letting the negro vote; that is, drive him
out of Ohio. ButMr. VallandIgham an d
his party repealed these laws, thereby in
viting them TO come to Ohio, to be wit
nesses and suitors in courts, to have their
schools, churches, homes, and all the civil
rights of our people. Besides, there are
other races, as the Jews, who do not
mingle with ours in marriage or socially.
Are they for that reason to be driven
off,
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are You LAME CRIPPLKp Or

n DEFORMED-0r h2Ee ypH or your neigh
Dor q boy or girl or child lame with contracted
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or paralyzed limbs OF ankles. or Who are entire
walk with crutches. or whose limbs are short
ened, or crooked. or drsWen up. or who walk
on the toes, or whose ankles roll over or turn
inEard. or who have crooked knees from white
swelling, or ~scrofula. or injury. or who limp
from hip difieplty7 To save such from life Of
disepp ointment. will you not write q letter. Civ
ing the prominent points of the case, and re-
ceiye 10 return. freq Of charge, q circular which
may be the means Of saving theml If 90. ad-
dress DR.. J. P. MANN. No. l3 West ForJ-hrst
St. New York.
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND OTHERS. The GRAFTON MINERAL
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DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic Vibra-
tor fits into the ear. isnotperceptible. and ens-
bles deaf persons to hear distinctly AZ church
and At public assemblies. Send particulars 70
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Tailoring Department.
Cloths and cassimeres.

Weshallbe prepared At all times to execute or
ders in the latst style. with neatness& dispatch
Nay I. 1857.
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the people, yet so degraded that sever
thousand Of them, in q vote of five humid
red thousand, ~endangers or Injuries Ohio .
Here are two considerations, then, to my
mind irresistible, why the amendment
should be adopted.
INTELLIGENCE A TEST o VOTING.
It is argued that these people lack the
requisite intelligence for electors. / have
already said that they did not lack the re-
quisite intelligence 10 remain, as an entire
race, the friends of our beloved govern
ment, in its time of peril; and this at
places where it was not safe 81 20 remain,
because all other men had become the
Governments implacable foes. They did
not lack the intelligence which led them
TO help our starving or wounded soldiers
whenever they could. They did not lack
the intelligence which edthem to go 2OO,-
900 strong to our army; nor the itelligence
requisite TO make them vote on the side of
loyalty the other day at Washington
and Tennessee. But grant that they lack
intelligence, let US adopt the amendment,
and then, ifthat be right, apply q reading
or some other test to all voting. Ignorance
in a white voter IS as dangerous as in eth
ers
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O'CLOCK INSTITUTE, q fnt class
i Boarding School for Boys.stP ittsheld. Mas.
Fall Term Of 20 weeks begins oct 4. For par
cipal.
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Re of.r q. rsry b..t GENUINE
FRENCH WOVE

WHALEBONR CORSETs. ga BoneO that is
imported into the United States. By an arrange
ment with the Importers. We are enabled TO on
er them in large or small quantities ut q New
York JObbers price
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22
Josh BILLINGS ON IrycH PINS.

z sf f & n Es
JOSH BILLINGS ON IIycH PINS.
want to bet .l,ree dollars that no man
eser matched himself agin the devil, bur
what he got beat.
And want tn bet one dollar and seventy
Eve cents more that there liz no villin on
airth so gretely mean as he who recon
mends q vice that he has too much pru-
dence to.indulgr IN himself "a
have held that il a min Is yirtuo Us, he
kant be ignorant, and II still hold il. u
Aim hi. il you strike low. The man who
undertakes tew jump three hundred and
seyanty live feet ahead, will certainly make
. good try. a
never KIM man who was alwus anx-
ioas tew repent OF his sius before I've had
committed them. who didnt want the
sharpest kind ~ watching. gf
.' Don put aph till toe a.orrow what kan
be- did to-day" l,is better even to do q
fselish thing at east. il you have posityffly y
made up yure mind TO do IT,,
tneser bet emmy stamps on. Tie man who
ia always telling what be would have did
il he had been il,are. have no,iseL lha.
this kind neyei git hare.
Faith dun'i appear To me iew be emmy thing
more than tap top good sense; and the faith
that lzip this World nov WON keep man
ICON falling 10 the bettum Of we'll el he
lets 90 o, the curb 10 spet 10 his hands.
When git tv not having any good luck
il d,z seem TO me that Kan have more o.
il taaa emmy man ever knu. and not hall
try; l'uPpose II seems jlst 50 to you, m,
friend. don't IL:
kant think of rnsy talent now, that IL
so apt to descend from father ~ son. un
tarnlshed. as the gii, Of exsggera.hun.
There amt emmy thing M under ths
sun" The old lriler ia kannecklIcut
who carried The same old jack knlie ioI
forty three years. and wore sut nine NJ
handles and twelve selis Of blades, ser 80
Tsere Amt, afisr al. bat one riglt way
10 dew thugs. | has seen kows that ye,
csuld milk on both sides, bu, They wan
more than had broke.
A mau may has perfek righ, 10 be barr
single, but dau.h whether he has rish
tes eoniinny on 80.
take Il, that the excellence uf human
nainr consists IN lifting the greatest q
mount os sorl0~ with the least amount o
grin.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22
MARRIED.

On the evening Of the 18th inst, at the residence
Of the brides father in Alamance county, ". g., by
Rev. E. w. Beale. Mr. j. M. TAPsCDTT to Miss
CLAUDE. youngest daughter OF Bennet Ha1clle,
Esq.
10 Person county. on the 18th instant, by Elder =.
NJ. jordan. Mr. JOHN E. HARRIS 10 Miss HAS
sELTINE r. F.vILLINEs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22

|MA dispatch from Texas. received by the
President says tina, by reason Of General
tiriftin's order requiring exclusion Of jurors
who cannot take the test oath. the courts
are closed. The question is asked: "Is
this ruling approved by the President p
No answer. il is said, will be given until
the Attorney Generals opinion shall be
completed. II,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22
TO coNsUMPrIyEs.

- The advertiser having been restored 10 health
IN ies weeks by very simple remedy, after ha,
ins suffered fJr several years with severe lOung al
ketion, and that dreadful disease. Consumption is
anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow sufferers The
mrans 0f cure.
10 eli who desire il. he will send copy oflhe
prescription used Tree ,harge) with the directions
lofpfeparisg andasing The same. which they will end
srRE cuaxfor i'oSsUsFrIoS AsrHsA. .BHoScHsrIs.
Iot eHs CoIDs. and all Throat ans Lung Affections.
Tue only sject Of The advertiser n sending the Pre-.
scapon j. 20 benefit the affected. aud spread inior
nation ~ch conceive 10 BE- valuable aud he hapes
every .aasie willIfy his remedy as il will them
lolhing. InI may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing The pfescnPion, rRER, By return
N ~, will please address
Raw. EDWARD a. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings 20. New York
May7. s7-i2n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22
RRRORS OR YOUTH.

~. AG.n,irn,n wao suffered iot years from Nei
sou. DEBILITY. Premature decay, sud s the efssis
sauihs inIiscfelion will. fer the sake Of sufefisg
hgpinily. scnJlee ali who need H. the recipe and
difee,iaas for mixing ths simple remedy BY which be
i cufel. Sufferers wishing profit BY the ad,sr.
li.rt pefcnce can 10 by addressing In perfect
confidence,
JOHN u. OGDEN,
No. l3 Chambers Ct, New York.
VI avs. s3-l2m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22
EQUITY SALE.
Orange County, IL Equity, March Term.
1867
Mach ~.

1867.
John d. Wii,ms. el all Ex Parie.
DURSUANr d. Deerec made in this case, March
Term. 1867. fsha proceed 10 sell. al the Court
House door in Hlsbntough, on Tuesday the 2sth
dss of May nert, upon credit Of twelve months the
lwo following tracts oi land. 70 wit:
One containing Three Hundred and Thirty Five
scres, on ,he waters Of Cain Creek, adjoining the
lands Of Alfred Snipes Chesley Andrews, John Xix
and others.
Also ose other tract, containing One Hundred and
Foay seven acres and hali,on ihe waters Of Gtay 8
creek soiuine the lands Of Richard VI. Jones, Fed
rick Williams. John II. sykes and others
Bond and apts. we'd security will be required, and
title reseuet by the Master until The purchase mo.
ney is paid Ii is further deeeeJ, that the Master
require so much ofthc purchase money TO be paid ~
Cash on day Of sale, as will cover cost that % say
on the tract q ass acres S3h. aud upon the tact of
1874 acres SIS. sale 10 commence II II o'clock.
Witness. John u. Kirkland. Cletk and Master. at
Office IN Hlsbmcosh. this 10th day Of April, 1867.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND. {. & ". 4.
April ~. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22


The Memphis Avalanche ,ays il is impos-
siole to rIlggera,e the horFsSs II the sal.
ierings oceasionrd by the overflow Of the
Mississippi. Ii has received. the mast ter
rible descriptions oi men. women and
children, cattle. horses aud same, hraped
iogethgr in one indiscriminste pile With
dr.lt ~ssd. lences aud trash by the mer-
ciess waters. Ire inhabilaui. Who escap-
ed are scattered ,n every direction, house
less aud holnrless. MAY, however. who
we're SURROUNDED oy water and cur oil iron
help have died the mnsl lingerin. aud ago-
nIxiog oi deaths. The horrors oi the ~ur,t
scenes ui the war have been ouIstrlpped b.
this vide spread and indcseriba5ls eaIani.
y.
There II dog in Elinbars which lor
eight and halt year, has kept nightly
watch over the grave of hi, master in the
0d Greyfriars' Chur.hyard. All eusieay-
ors 20 induce hin 10 reliaquish vi. vigil,
have bren una,alling. even IN the must IN
element weather. lie roans shout by day
aud Is fed by people who have become in
irrested iu his remarkable f,Irlity.
A terrible accident happened al 81.
LOUIS. on Monday. which resulted IN the
death "i young lady named Bridcaan. j.
Miss u. had ~ sport titruWn buos az 4
young man named Blanke. who. having a
shat gun IN his hand which ne supposed
was no, loaded. playfully pointed il !, her.
To bis surprise the gun was discharged,
Judging The whole charge Of shot in her lace
aud producing death IL Few momen,s.
A wedding in Chicago vas frustrated ,hr
other day BY the aun. arrival Of the bride
groom. who mysteriously disappeared, ans
left ~. bride 10 be carried hume a rayins
manist.
The New York Evening Gazette SAYS
Mr.. A. r. Stewart has sent in the plan. oI
his new store 20 the Superintendent oI
Buildings. II Il estimated that the allera.
iions will cost $4,000 600. His house on
fifth Avenue !. 10 cost 81 500, 900. Three
hundred aid hIty thousand dollars are TO b,
spent upon its internal fittings.
San Francisco, MAY I4.-It is reported
That a company Of United State, troop.
have been defeated BY the Indians and forty
Killed. IN Arizona. and q train OF seyent,
mules, loaded with goods, captured. !.
Tie entire ceiling ofa church in Angus.
"a, Georgia. fell Sunday evening, but .
short time before the hour appointed for
'he evening urvice. Fortunately, the con.
sfsgation had not assembled.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-05-22

I.--
David Ward aud wife. and Others. r0Hsr
this csse appearing TO ihe satisfaction Of ths
Costt that David Ward and wife Nancy, seleadr
acts are non.resi1ents Of this State, il j. Therefore
oldeted BY the Court thal publication lie ase N ths
Hilborough Recesaer Tor six successive weeks pou-
Tying the said ahsept defendants Of the 6kug of Nhs
o this Cepr. e be held foi the county N AagaAkce,
at the cupu Hylse 10 GrRhap, % a6s E.sai MsaRssy
pner ihe fourth mopday Of May ncH. baAs,ma6s es
pogfeSp viii bs isksp, spd the psilap ksA1 81 Sgf
as 10 iheH,.
Mi,ness w A. Atbdgbi Clsfk al asal esaslA o.
saice 10 Graham. the Gust Monday af,f 40 kast:l
Monday 10 February, 1867.
MM. a. ALBRIGHT. G. G. 4.
April 10. s9-sr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-10-10
NSie Sraucu iein, unS mic iie nibt
icin ipllen!

1ctN IpueU!
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aud bic brudenble Gage nit ibrsm Mlanne CT
trasru su fpnnen, BARI nibt bsiratben; benn
gar gii6t5 sarantirt ibr bab Fs ni1t in tieIe
Gage fOmmt.
Du tarflt ebrr einrn damn beiratbsn, ben
bu msbr a9teit ais iebt, ais einsn, ben bu nur
Iisbf ubns ibn su a6tcn.
Ginfab unb rein; tisS miilTsn bic G,runt-
pfeisr ieeer (tsipnbers 8rausn-) 3pilstte isin.
glllss slnesre iinb iibsrliii6se S6nSrfsl.
Ssbsr slnSus bel benz bies iberiebsn, sIsibt ei-
nem pislei&t i6Snen, atsr auf i&leGtsm
@runb sebautem Sauie.
Cine IbBne 8rau, obns ein sutss Ssrl sIsi6t
einsr i6Gne 8lume pbne 0sru6.
Cine 6rau, bic fremSsn Mannern metr ais
tem ibrissn ssfaaen tpil, sIsi6t eintm tbDri6'
ten S9afer, bsr frsmbs S&afe fiittsrt unb bic
Ieinissn, bic ibn bo6 aleiesr unb Habruns &C.
bsn Iollen, Serna9lailIst.
Gin eoQusttsS Weib reiBt unb ssfallt aud
wpbl, abrr frIslt ME bausrnp. 9Benise eeuis
Iistsn bic IuIpe; @ae bas gsiI&sn.
Der Gbsfanb slsiGt sinsni WibIwsrf; gut
mabIsn nur Gin barter uno Gin psi9er Stein.
Der glahr ter Sa&s na@ mu6 Der @ann bsr
barte Stsin isin, bisb tspenfs unb isi wriS
uno nadsisbis.
Ysflase bi9 bel Nismanb, isIbf ni&t bel
benen Gltern, psssn irseno etpas utsr beinen
Wtann, ebe bu ibm ieIbf bssbalt 9Orfsaunssn
asntatbt llntsrGTslt bn bitS unb tbuif jeneS,
70 aisblf bu tem Ginbrinssn frsnlter 9cfaIien
8aun,, pel1e nitt leltsn Ssrni6tenb anf bic
gum sbsIi9sn Slid unumsansIi& nOtbwsnsiss
Sarn,cnie unb Ginbeit ipirfsn.
9smertll bu, bab hsn Nann am Spel,
lrnfsn u. {. w. Gsfa0en finost 70 Made ibm,
,penn birle 9istbaberslsn iibsrtreben perben,
sIeib i'm anfanse srnfs, ater fanfte 9Oritsl-
lumsen bsbbaIt beftiss aaftritts issU9 Mir
ben alss ssrpsrteu.
gsrlanss Spn teinsm Manne nidt, bab er
nadb pss 2asss grbsit INNER bel Dir isi. @enn
es itcn an ft penis G,ei&afte sisbt bic 60
nitbt srIanssu, bab psin gaann in ssieai&aft'
Ii6e g.riitruns tOmmt 70 bsSarf aud auber.
benz bas @rmiitb elmer @tpsGisluns, um ni9t
,u strIanern.
Rutbs bsinsm Wanne rie 30, bic fintsr su
partsu, tuenn sr bieb ni@t islbf ssrIanst.
Die Mirtunsen elmer flussn Grau aui cine
Saustaltuns slei&sn sinsm bsfrn&tsnbsn 8s-
gen auf Gin @dsrIanb: bic elmer sslsbrtsn 8rau
einem @ulfsnbru&.