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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-03-21

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(Aus t.r euRfpn 5'mtt.")
vEs @tssIsr uns gBiliOn'i6s, wsl&e cine Ger
tsRsn ms6aniGsn Gatrilats fur 5ausarbsit iR, sr.
forrsrt fein SGiH&en uns ma&t sic Nabt auf
tsirsn Ssilsn slsi&."
I9r Wau itnte fir gi:eulare.
Mrs. ENGLAND, As.at.
Muttttrabs. ,w. 8. nnc 4. Ctr. 5srmamn, @s.
81. Gunner.
SO. AIS. mSrtI. S. Ctr. Ct 9Ouis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

Esloa,r.oS OF Southern PLANTERS TO
rus NosrHRRs SrArEs. Washington
correspondent of The New York Herald
SAYS:
A gentleman from Alabama. now in this
CITY, states that great numbers Of the more
respectabls people in Alablma. Mississippi
and louisiana. sand be doubts not IN tie
other Southern States. have long had under
consideration, and have made preparations.
for M, ing some into California. some TO
the Mort RI States. and others 10 the Ter
ritories, ia the event Of Grants election.
lie SAYS that they are fully ccnsiced that
il the Republicans are successful u viii be
utterly impossible for them to live 10 the
State where they now reside.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

BurLgR.---GeneraI Buffers canvass in the
fifth district oil Massachusetts, Tor Congress
seems to be becoming lively vne. That
gentleman has the qualities 10 make such q
contest vivacious aud piquant. lie IS au-
dacious. combatise. and. in political con.
tests, is always found in the Forefront Of
the party in whose service he is at the time
being. His persistency is great, as was
manifest in the tenacity with which ne
hung on to the impeachment trial, as well
as the perseverance he displayed in hity-
seven times voting for Mr.. Jefferson Davis
in the Charleston convention. II IS not 70
be denied, either. that his characteristic
impotence is embeIlished by good deal oil
humor, aud that, in the way ofgpod things,
no one is more ready 10 give and take lAan
General Butler. lie has no lack Of ofposi-
ton IN the present canvass TO put HIM on
his mcttle. His opponent. MIR. Dana, how,
ever. has the disadvantage Of being a man
OF solid. rather than SNOWY, qualities. and,
besides prevalent suspicion that be IS .
gentleman. Nevertheless. most OF the
radical papers in New York are down on
Gen. Butler. The New York fines gives
hl.n broadsile, and III succeeding mum
Der expresses itself pleased % see that
The rf,buns Is possessed Of sufficient con-
science and Independence 10 oppose the re-
election TO Congress Of the bad ami w.
priDcipled man who is now on trial before
the voters OF the fifth district OF Massa.
ehusetts. This is better than We had ex'
peclea." The New York San also take.
General Butler to task about certain pr,
vale telegram Of Mr.. Samuel Ward to Mr
Aiktnson. praying that the time honore1
Commonwealth may not be again dlssrac.
led by the "grea. INSCRIPTIONS" which
tissatch ButIei published, and now en-.
deayors 10 explain by saying that i wa'
sent 10 him By somebody in letter. But
the sun remainds him that this dues no
explain what RICH, he had TO give il TO III,
public. rs Butler mas been more IN N,
habit heretofore oil receiving from the pub
l,e those communications, the FIRST instance
Of his giving back any thing he had obtaine'
might bsmore lenlen,ly dealt with.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

IHE MuRxuss FmGHrgsgD.-fhe Nor
mons are in great fear that the Pacific rail
road will bring into their midst people VII"
will give them great deal Of trouble. No
doubt il will soon destroy their system OF
polisamy, and upset their religious belief
and practices. For ciyilizing people give
" The railroad. There is no missionary an
Garth TO be compared with The locomotive.
Where the scream Of the steam whistle is
heard daily, Mormonism will die Of blight
and Innovation. Many have called upon
Congress to make poligamy felony IN
Utah. The railroad will make Il lnsup-
portable. " YEspos.
HEa,y FsEDiSG.- Congress Hall. Sarato.
"a, which is claimed TO be the largest hotel
in the country. accommodated during
the season. from June 18th 10 September
18th, over ten thnosand persons. During
that time the hotel cooked lhiriy.Dips
thousand chickens. three hundred and sixiy
Thousand dozen eggs. hlly mine thousand
pounds 81 beef and twenty thousand
pounds OF lamb. 0l mutton il used fifteen
thousand pounds Of veal nine thousand
pounds /; Of turkeys one thousand i've
hundred, and Of other fowls Eve thousand.
IDAHo MISUNDERSTANDING 10 . state
msnt in ,he New York Tribune, the demo
Gratis have carried Idaho Territory BY 80
increased majority. shaler. democrat. 10
elected delegate 10 Congress By majority
Of s6s. Last year IL was Tis.
The stock yard for cattle 10 Chicago
comprises 345 acres. Of which 90 are plank
ed $4,000 cattle pens. sriesisn wells ihH
supply 100000 gallons oflwater per d,l.
asd ~ miles Of Railroad connection slm
oil the lines that run into the city.
FLoslpA.--itis reported that the pesPl..
Of Florida intend TO vote Tor Presdenslh
electors. notwithstanding the passsge Of ne
State lsw providing foe their election ~
the Iegislstsre.
| A resolution censuring senators VIZ
Llama and Corbetl for their acts in the Unit
ed States Senate. charging them with ms
representing the people Of Oregon. aua g.
questingi them to resign, has passed p0'A
Houses Of the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
E The Baptist State Convention will con'sn'
in Hillsboroush On the 2sth instant

State elections we're held yesterday (Tuss day) in
pennsvlvania, Ohio, Indiana and Nebraska, In each
II them members Of Congress were to be elected and
tiovernor in Indiana and Nebraska.
Telegnphic reports received last night say that Inc
f,e,ublicans were ahead 10 Pennsylvania.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
LErTER From GEN. MCMILLAN.

3 Nun OEAss
The annexed letter was sent by General
Mcclellan to the great Democratic demon
stra,ion in New York on Monday night.
New York, Oct. s. 1868.
To Douglas Taylor. Esq, Charm, &c.--
NV Dear Sir: have the pleasure 70 &C
knowledge the receipt Of your invitation 10
preside over the democratic meeting Of
Monday next.
have long since determined 70 abstain
from further participation in political life.
and therefore lind myself compelled to de.
cline the hunor you proifer me. should.
however. be glad TO attend the meeting as
= private citizen. did mol engagements Of =
domestic nature render lmpera tive my long
absence from the city upon the day IN ques-
ton. gladly avail myself Of this oPpor :
lunity to express ny continued hearty SYM
pa,hy with the democratic cause, and nv
ardent wishes for the success Of those con
s,ltutioual principles Tor which the recent
war was undertaken BY the North. Sepa-
ra,ed as Others we're from the distinguished
soldier who has been chosen as the leader
of our opponents, | know that you viii
agree with me in the highest respect tor
The services he has rendered our country,
but il is my conviction that the measures
Of The party which has placed him IN noni-
nation are but combinations OF strife, and
can never restore peace or constitution
supremacy. and thereby complete the work
ne and other brave soldiers 50 ably com
menced. The war was only the first epoch
in the history Of the struggle 10 which We
have been 50 loGs engaged. The work OIL
the soldier is, l trust, Tor ever ended, anu
| il remains for the people TO fulfil the sfea;
objects for which they or their soas aau
brothers we're called 10 the field. A re-
stored Union of States aud hearts, an iaYi'
gorated constitution TO be firmly anl iaiih-
| fully supported. the maintenance Of Tue ma
tional credit inviOlate, re-esta0iishmeni
Of national and State rights ~ all their IN
tegrity, and thus tue harmony and iast'
Ing peace. .,.
These are the objects Tor which every CT
tizen should now strive, and believing
these to rest in the success Of the drnncra'
tic cause by the election oil the eminent
statesman selected to represent the party
liz is nv intention to sustain that cause u:
a private citizen.
With the request that you vii convey
to the gentlemen Of the committee, and IN!
other friends for whom you act. my SIN
cere thanks for the compliment they have
paid me, am most truly yours,
GEO. lib. McCLEl,LAN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

REGISrRAT0N.--Ths registration IN this state
commences on the 18th instant tomorrow and will
continue until the election. Let il be remembered
that no one will be eatitled to vote who does mol
have his name registered. The registration Of last
wear win ne, answers every one who intends to vote
must register anew II viii be wise 70 10 attend to it
early. sas
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
GENERAL MecLrlLas.-rhe enthusiastic

GENERAL McCLELLAs.-The enthusiastic
reception ol General Mcclellan IN Phlla
delphia was honorable TO those whU tender
ed II IS well a. to himsef. His speech 10
acknowledgment Of the courtesy was briei.
but graceful aud pertinent, and exhibited
both good taste and good feeling There
was nv officer Of the United States army 10
the late war who enjoyed more OF the per-
isonal affection Of the soldiers, and ~ his
recognition Of the fact, We see warmth
aud geniality which accounts for the esteem
lin which he Is held as a man. botn IN civil
land military circles. Unprejadiced minds
will no; End fault with ifs desire 10 zee no
political inscriptions on the banners OF
demonstration receiving him alter his re.
turn from Europe. Whilst decidedly
democratic. IL is evident from all that has
fallen from him since his arrival. what in
lderd no one but unscrupuluus radical par
, tisans ever questioned. that he is true
+ conservative man, and that patriotism rises
with him above parry. The New York Sun.
whose chief editor was Assisisn; Secretary
Iof War during the late war. when Mr..
r isianion Was pursuing General CcClellan a.
il he were public enemy, pays the ioll"w-
I ling tribute 10 that accomplished officer:
: General Mcclellan proposes ~ remain
{ In this country aud devote himself 60 his
lpruiession a an engineer. Indeed. We be.
: lliese that he has been engaged as such in
4 Switzerland during considerable part 81
!. Ibis residence abroad. That he will sue
4 Iceed in his undertakings here cannot be
e doubted. There are lew Americans who to.
i Eday epjoy the warm personal affection Of .
o greater number OF our coun,rymen. This
II Iieellng is not bestoved on him as pulitl.
lcian, but rs a soldier. and above all A. .
' lman. lie will everywhere find friends "a
e make his path 10 life easy and pleasant. and
/. with his great capacities there can be D,
70 lquesIiun that his career ia the future will
,flbe both useful aud distinguished"
RBsIssArloS " rHR CoLoRADo SENATORS
-Messrs. John Evans and ]. b. Chafiee, o
> Colorado Territory, who about year az,
J. were elected 10 the United States Senate
'oI have resigned their commissions. Coo
J. lgress not having as yet admitted the Ter
e Irltory into the Union. they resign 10 orde
/ 10 allow the people TO consider the question
e o. sdinission or Hon.admlssion. Tree Iron
10 personal considerations.
Nj Its stated that Brigham rasng hss 81
: ven orders TO have every member Of th
Mormou church exeoMlnunicatsd who deal
with gentle OF purchases 81 an outsider.
10 Tbs new Law in Ohio compelling oil pky
10 sicians % suspend practice who have neve
J. received regular diplomas went iato sffsc
October LIST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

~ We are authorized to announce Maj. JOHN
". GRAHAM. ss the Conservative candidate to reps
resent the people Of Grange in the Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

Both Houses Of the Legislature Of Georgia passed.
resolution 10 adjaurn.on The 10Th instant to the 70
day Of November, the day preceding the Presidential
election. No election bill had passed, and i was
supposed that the Legislature would adjourn without
passing any. :.
II was generally understood that registration couh
no,,be completed 10 time for the election.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

The Superior Coun for Caswell county was held
last week o, Yaneeyvile. Judge Teurgee presiding.
On opening the Court, the Judge inquired il any CO.
iored men were on the jury. He was replied V by
Nr. Rawe. on The part Of The County Commissioner
who said that no one could be found who had paid
his taxes possessing the moral character add suffi-
cient intelligence is constitute competent juror.
Many white men. he said, had been rejected for Ike
reasons This explanation not being satisfactory 70
the Judge, be Immediately discharged the jury, and
ordered anOsher be empannelled; which being done
, Jury was formed Of complexion acceptable 70 bis
honor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
GEoRGIA-ADJoURNAENT OF THE LEGTs,
LATURE.

LhTURE. #
Atlanta, Ca, October Gin the House
to-day the committee TO examine into the
eligibility of Beard, Belchsr and Davis re-
ported that after full investigation the, lind
that Beard had in bis veins more than one
eighth negro blond. The report was adopt
ed, and a resolution was then passed de-
claring Beard Ineligible 10 his seat.
A resolution 10 adjourn 10 re-assemble
at Milledgesille vas defeated. and after
passing land and immigration bill and
some bills Of local interest. the Legislature
| adjourned sine die. ..t.s
In adjourning the House the sPeakeI
said:
We met 90 strangers, personally and
politically. with our feelings fully embt
tered by the extraordinary teaching. Q
those whe should have knswu better. We
separate to-day almost % one people in sen
ltimeni and common interest. Listen no
to the teachings Of political strangers
This is our government. Let rs correc
Ieyils that may exist by appealing to tn
Intelligence aud wisdom Of the natiuD. no
Ito the passions OF the mob. Let our mott
be wisdom. justice and soderation. and al
will be we'll"
The Legislature reassembles in Januar.
under the Law. The members ssparst
With frsternal feelings towards each ether
| General Meade reviewed the gsrrlso
day, consisting Of eleven companies q
infantry. several u savalry. and Two Of az
tIllery. I
| Washington. October 9.-It will be re
memsered that in July last the Senate ad
Iiaurnrd without acting upon the treaty Q
lpromptly ratified by Denmark Zoe the ces
sion Of the Island VI St. Thomas 10 Oh
United sn,es. The limitation for The rs!i
lfcs,ian Of the treaty having expired. ID
President in September last proposed {
the Danish government that the period 10
| the ratification d the treaty BY the Unite
States should be extended one year. 10 "
der thst the Senate might be afforded tim
Ito set upon IL. The crbIe Telegram rels
Tive 20 the pespsnement VI the eesslan
Iunderstood By the State Department /
, mean that Denmark has accepted the Pee
lsident's proposition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

ARM REolsrrR.--The officialarmy regis
ter for, 1868 has just been published. At
contains the..names Of all officers in the re-
suar army on the fst day Of January last.
together with their rank aud pay and date
Of commission also. all changes during the
year. Thiity-one officers resigned. three
commissions were vacated by new appoint
nents, % declined. 81 we're cancelled and
50 died. Gen. Griffin being u the highes.
rank IN this list, embracing many killed in
The Indian war two commissions weie re-
voked. eight officers we're retired. six were
dismissed, land eight we're cashiered. The
casualty list in the volunteer lurce embra.
ces one resigned. one discharged and D.
honorably mustered out. Deducting Tie
a49 included in the list " casualties there
are 2.997 officers in the military service Of
the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14

a constituent assembly 10 meet ~ an carry
day in Madrid. The leaders Of the resolu-
t;oa are acting together in perfect accord.
Paris, October 2.-The Moniteur says
that the ressJn Marshal Serrano has not
arrived AZ MadriG yet is because he Is afraid
10 leave the army 50 It's present disorganIL-
ed condition.
Il is reported that when the Queen of
Spain left San Sebastian she took with her
ali the crown Jewels and royal rrg,lis. 10.
gether with q. 0o0. 900 reals in gold.
Hartford, Con. Oct. s.-Pull retuEns oil
the Town elections have been received. Oi
i63 towns that voted on Monday last, 80
are clearly republican sad 90 democrat.
and Z divided. The republicans gain the
entire regisiratien boards in u towns that
we're democratic Last year. and gain q or
;ion OF the boards 10 towns that we're de-
mocratic last year. The democrats gain The
boards in towns that we're republican last
year, and in towns that were partially 50.
and portisn Of the boasds IN 2 towns lnat
we're wholly republican last year. The
absve is official and can be relied upon.
ia kbhIIlvs IN DkhAWAhss-ttH aN -
ready been stated that on Tuesday The cleo
ton took place in Delaware Tor inspectors
and other local officers. The democrats
carried New llrieounty by $50 majority.
Kent county by LIS, aud SUSSEX county
by aboat 800. The democratic majority
10 The State, according TO the Wilmington
Gazette. Is over 5000. shieh is large
gain. ~
There ~ss q grand democratic demon
strstion in New York fes days ago. Hall
smillion persons present. and ninety ihous-
aud Demacrsis we're in ,he procession.
ysrious speeches we're made. and letter
from Gen. Mcclellan vas read. His en-
phsfic end.rsall"n If the democratic can
idstes was received with enthusiastic De.
ssopsfrations Of sppiause.
2 Gavin Shaw. town constable OF Jones'
bososxh, Tenn, was shot dead few nights
ego bY Matt. McIaturG Tor calling his wife
a lar.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
AilIsbaraugb gsralasr,
HILLSBOROUGH. N. G.
"wednesday. oct. IL. 1865

-@w All those indebted to this Office
4 ~ Cor subscriptions, advertisements
A>Ik or lob work, are earnestly requested
10 make immediate payment. Our
necessities require Il, and our advanced age admon
ishes Us Of the prOprets Of settling up OR afsi".
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-10-14
&s

SUDDEN DxATHor IEos. HowELL Corn. ~
GEoRsiA. by dispatch from New York
we learn that the Hon. Howell Cobb, Of
Georgia, dropped dead in the corridor Of
the. Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday morning,
at half past ten o'elock. where he had beea
staying si0ce Friday. of last week. lie was
fifty three years Of aye. He served four
terms in Congress. from 1872 to 1850, and
was Speaker Of the House in his last terra;
then Governor Of Georgia, Secretary Of tn.
Treasury under Mr.. Buchanan. q Senator
Of Me Confederate Congress. aud brigader
general in the Confederate army. tits
stated that some Southern friends called
on Mr. Cobb and vile al the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, and Mr. Cobb entered into semi.re-
ligjous conversation with one Of them. and
10 half an hou- they rose and passed to the
head of the stairs. Suddenly Gen. Cobb
experienced contraction oil the muscles.
aud sat down on The steps and died imsne-
,liateiy afterward. He was man Of tul
habit. stout and compactly built, and sub
ject 10 vertigo.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
me Board Of Aldermen.

Another week has passed, and the Affairs Of
the Beard seem as far from settlement ~
ever. The Conservative members still refuse
to cooperate with their associates and the in.
tcrests OF the city are sacrificed. Whatever
may be the opinions Of these gentlemen, the
public are reaching a conclusion that the con-
troversy has been protracted long enough, aad
the interests OF the city are more important
than differences Of opinion as to the election
OF presiding officers. The majority OF our Cit
liens, although expressing different views
upon the question, all agree that the time has
come for subordinating personal feeling to the
| public good. We cannot believe that II 10 the
intention OF these seven gentlemen to continue
this controversy upon personal grounds, and
VIC shall look with interest for the develop.
ment Of a kintlier spirit that shall set in mo.
tion the wheels OF the corporation, and give
relief TO all the interests that now clamor
for 1t.
We have taken as calm and as considerate a
view Of this dead lock as 1t were possible for
US undcr the circumstances to do, and we can
come TO no other conclusion than this, that
Mr.. Larman, the Alderman from the First
ward, has acted In this matter in a most repre-.
| hensible manner. He has shown himself
totally unit for the position he occupies in
that he has repeatedly pledged himself to c.
operate with the members OF the Board and
has always failed to meet his engagement.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-12
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