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GROCERIES.
HARRIE HoUGH fEl q. wN: RAMSAY.
THOUGH & RAMSAY.
RI - ~, - ~-1I1Ei .8I ,ut...R >tI44!@ h
- NEW STORE, @l~ = aj#
No. I47, King street, 4cd
q. wN:: RAMSAY

NEW GOODS. .Jq. +.
We are now in receipt OF our new stock OF
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
embracing the following articles suita bic for the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS::4 4"I .4
Fishers Unrivalled Mince Meat, $40
New Layer Raisins. al IL
Currants, Citron, Almonds, and Bilberts O..
Prunes, Figs, Cranberries. -,-a.,ssy ..sil -
Bordeaux and Marseilles Oil.
Pineapple and Eastern Dairy Cheese.
Cross 81 Blsckweps English PickleS.r
Lea & Perrin's celebrated Worcest. Sauce.
English Club auce- ~ .iJ beH.j
Brandy Peaches, Sardines, halves, q quarters,
Smyrna Figs, Spanish Olives, lellles:
Co1's Sparkling Gelatine. !o@& i
Cho:ce Flavoring Extracts. 81 81
Maizena,, Farina, Corn Starch; ..a.:s
Bakers No. Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma.
Yarmouth SugAr Corn l11 - ~
French and English Mustards s3nI'
Canned Fruits. ~ .sso"
Mushroom and Trenton Crackers a Z.
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes. .ts,,r
We have also on hand and are constantly re-
ceiving the following -:
Choice Family and Extra Flour, superior
Green and Black Teas, Refined and Brown Su-
gars, Java. LAguyra and Rio Cotfeea. Golden
and Honey Syrups, New Orleans Molasses,
Spices, Toilet Soaps, w ashing Soaps, Homlny
and Charlie; ton Gfits, Door Mats, Carpet Iacks,
Shoe and Dust Brushes, Wood and Willow
Ware, Powder, Shot and Caps, Sugar.cured
Eams George s. Jenkins Family Lard, CIGARS,
Tobacco, sc. go. =
Jamieson's fresh Crackers always on hand.
dec 20 .sl .. .fa 81 .
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nor THE II u l D a 7 5 4.

nor THE HOL D A 7 5.
We are now prepared to offer 10 the pubic a
complete and carefully selected stock Of
GROCERIES, WINES AND LlQUOkS,
suitable for the approaching holidays OF Wnlcn
we name in part
New Kaisins, Chow Chow,
g Currants, Plc allll,
Citror American Pickles
Figs English Sauces,
Prsnuvrs5'ei Preserved Ginger olive Oil,
Soft Shell Almonds, Coxs Sparkling Gela:ine
Canned Fruits, Hecker's Failna,
Brandy Peaches, Oswego Corn Htarcn'
Canned Lobsters, Bakers Chocolate.
Sardines French's Cocoa,
Pine Apple Cheese, &c, sc, &c.
We invite special attention to our large ana
varied stock Of
-, -- WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting o; Madeira, Sherry and Port Vines,
bottled and on draught; Blackberry Brandy,
Gin Rum, Brandy, Pure Jamaica Spirits, Gen,
uine Scotch Whiskey; Baker" "Ihomp'on,,
'"Zeieler." Family Nectar" and other brands
of Whiskey, which, together with all other ar ar
ticles contained in 81 full stock of choice fnmlIy
Grocerlcs, will be sold at prices which cannot
fail to give satisfaction. ,....
Goods delivered in any part Of the CITY iree o1
charge. AVE- q Va 1OIEE'
dec II 226, King ST., cor. Alfred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-11

On January 9th, the borough Of Columbia,
Lancaster county, Pa, held an election for local
officers The Democrats secured q victory, for
the first ii ne IN twelve years. This Isl Thad.
Stevens county. 80 a:.a boz z{@&sG 49,
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VIZ ALL PAPERS,
ALL PAPERS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
WINDOW PAPER
JOHN P. CLARKE

JUHN 7. CIANhE
Has resumed his business at he old stand
NO. l58, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING DEPAHTM EN-
contains as usual the choicest both,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
of the most celebrated
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MANUFAC-
TURE,
suitable for Parlors Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
All orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be bepromptlJ executed
in the most superior style at the lowest prices.
The many years experience in TINS bushes;
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to sil
that may favor him with their patronage
NH 1-tf .-...
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s A BUSINESS PREDICTION. -Iu reviewing the

< "A BUSINESS PREDICTION reviewing the
year, the n. 7. Tribune says :..s.,g5ta
I'VE predict that 1868 will be q better year
for business than 1867. Let our business men
comprehend that prices have fallen and can,
not be restored-let them graduate wages and
prices to the actual tion-and they may
go on, sately,,it not very prosperously. Let
our business men be content with moderate
prices and small profits, and we shall soon be
once more on the high road to thrift and pros
perity."
This is an old prophecy, and may :corue true
after. while. 4 We hope, Speedily Is gor
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TARRIA uOUGH returns his than ka to his
IL former customers for their liberal patron
age, and would respectfully request continu-
enca of tho same to the new firm dec 20
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rURRANTS, LAYER RAISINS j. FIRE
vi aT7fssI CRACKERS. ~ ~ : =
500 lbs new Zante Currants. :" -2"
10 boxes do Layer Rsisins:
,.sI 3 boxes, Gold Chop Fire Crackers just sre-
ceived per steamer and for sale by yaoyig2 2eg ~
dee9I HtII5 ii I A. j. FLEMING.
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TINE FACTORY CHEESE,
II New Orleans and Centrifugal Sugar
Hams, and all kinds of Bacor. Powder and
!, Sugar House Molasses-low price. "a.
. Rio. Java and La9uyra Coffee for sale py
!. :. dec 28-1m GREGORY s. PAU
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A FINE STOCK OF
~ HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

II HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Just opened at tho new store, 10 King St,
such as Colognes, Lubins and other Extracts,
Eau de Violet, q beautiful perfume; fine as,
sortment Of Toilet Waters, Bendnline, Almond
Lotion, for beautifying the skin, Hair Coiorings
and Restoratves, Oils, rDmudes, Combs hn1r
Nail and Tooth Brushes, Pocket Books, nav
style of Card Cases, and Il variety Of other use
ful and fancy articles, too numerous to mention
Also, John Wyeth & Bros.'s superior Flsyor-
ing Extracts, such as Peach, Almond Vanilla,
Lemon also, Liquid Rennet for making .pud-
dings, etc; J. D. White's and other Tooth row-
ders, Tooth Soap and Tooth Pastes. \ lso a
fine stock of Toilet and other Soaps Call and
examine for yourself, at the new Medicine and
Perfumerv Store TO King street, next door to
Mr.. Clifords Shoe Store:
doc 19-1w JULIUS DI2NELT
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-TEAVY AND FINE CLOTHS.

TEAVY AND FINE CLOTHS. r.....r:,
Cloths for Workngmens Suits, Csssinets.
full Cloths; also nett Woolen .Over-J ekets,
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy Buck
skin Gloves. ana many other desirsb|e goods
for the present season Gall and examine ct
the corner Of King and Fairfax Sta
dec q ROBERT L. WOOD.
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NHRISTMAS GOODSl
NOTIONS! NOTIONS!
~ ' ~ ~ FANCY GOODS, SC &c
CH RLES W. q l. + h Il

LES W. q II,
No. s. King street,
would announce that he has just opened an ex-
tensve variety of articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
such as Ladies' Work Boxes, Jewelry Boxes,
Writing Desks, Fancy Boxes, Travelllng Bags,
Vases, China Ornaments, Match Safes. Wstch
Stands, Feather Brushes Chess Men, Furniture
Setts, Port Monaies, Dolls Of every description,
Slipper Patterns, &c, as we'll az many other nr,
ticles suitable for the times, all OF which will
be sold very low. Call early and secure CHOICE
- rs Wholesale trade furnished at BaItlmore
prices. dec ~
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T AMPS, LAMP GOODS & OIL.

MARYLAND SHELL MARL:-Having
lNI been appointed agents for the sale of this
fertilizer we are prepared to furnish any amount
to those who may desire to prove its virtue, at
very low rates.
to the superiority Of this above many other
fertilizers, if des red
oc 25- GWIN, BECKHAM & co. .
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PAPER HANGING.
NTALL PAPER, ra-...
w WINDOW SHADE$ ....-
H.|l2 PICTURE FRAMES,

.-1-r1 - - - ,.N' BORDERS, &C.
I "A. M TUBMAN has resumed his business,
at store No 1871 King street, doors east of
Washington, where can be found choice stock
OF goods, in his line, consisting Of Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Picture Frames Cornces,
Braids, Curtain Hooks Hollands Fire Board
Prints Border, Looking Glasses Shade Fix
lures, Picture Cord, Tassels, Sc, at prices low
or than ever. ID. ....
,, Also, about 3,OOO rolls Of DAMAGED PA
PER, very cheap. -.-.
All orders for Paper Hanging and Upholster-
ing promptly attended to in city or country.
Remember the No., l57, north side Of King
street. a. =. sep l3-tf
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TrRMs OF ADVERTISING:
virginia Land and Immigration Co.

Tie Virginia Land and immigration Com
pany are about to issue circular setting forth
the objects and importance of the enterprise IN
contemplation s Gll
!, II" The restoration Of labor, says the circu..
lar, or hopeless ruin are the alternatives OF
Virpinians Of this day and generation. Any
well DEVISED plan, therefore, which promises,
with any. reasonable assurance of success, the
early restoration OF labor, should be promptly
aud cordially adopted ard vigorously ,prosecu-
ted even at enormous sacrifices II need be. 1t
is a fearful and fatal delusion to hope that I'M
migrants, in numbers adequatelt the wants OF
the State, will, tor years yet, come 1nto Vlrgl
MIA and remain merely as hired laborers. But
as actual settlers-as landed propsletors, they
will only come, and come BY thousands as soon
as theSWay is opened, and facilities Tor settling
!, are secured to thema7 25ds!E! 'a7.Ha1 04i
) 'sVirginia land owners, !" the circular con
t;nues1smust sub divide their lands and in the
sopen Iand markets Of fiNews Y ork aad Europe,
must their compete With With the land. j0bbers OF
the West, in the sale Of land to actual settlers
That this can be done successfully, there IS not
a reasonable doubt. riI Individual effort how
ever, is uneaualto the task 1T can: be done
only through the efficient machinery OF an IN
= 'tIhe company viii provide capital ample
for all its purposes, and will effectively do the
work, il land owners will become stock holders
ibyireceiying stock in payment OF their lands, at
such prices as will ensure success. 4f2 *2 =. q
company must first. acquire, in the man
ner proposed, 100, 900 acres otland, the quanti-
ty to which it is unfortunately restricted by the
act Of Incorporation. Every acre OF this Ian
is to be sold to actual settlers on such terms as
will induce Chem TO come to Virginia. The
profits over and above the price paid BY the
company, and expenses, will be divided among
the stockholders. The fund remaining
is the original cost Of the land to the company
will be re7nrested in more land, until by
! successive sales and re-investments the whole
State Of Virginia shall be densely settled by an
industrious and thrifty population. ' 3.2
d The capital stock Of the company IS 80, ,OOO
shares 81 the par value Of $50 81 800, 900.
Six thousand shares are reserved for working
capital. !, Twenty. y.four thousand shares will be
issued in payment for lands, Oh such terms as
may beqagreed on between the company, AND
the land owner.
Agencies will be- established at New York,
PhiladeIphia, Norfolk, Petersburg Danville,
sLynchburg,s :Gordonsville and in Fredericks,,
burg, and at such points in Great Britain and
Germany ss may be deemed eypedlent. lie
headquarters OF the Company are, at Richmond.
!ta
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AYERS. CHERRY PECTORAL, L, FORESTS
n Juniper Tar, Hunnewe ellis Universal Cough
Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sc, CaHnon'sz Bit Bit;
Bitter.. Burnett's snd Nichols Cod Liver Oil,
Cod Liver Oil Jelly, and Wilbor's Cod Liver
Oil with Lime-received and for sale by
WAKEFIELD s. HAIL.
dec A. Druggists.
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LoUDoUN COUNTY, give comparison
of the condition of the population Of %sLoudoun
county in 1860 and 1867. 9sa = 1aa
51 Y on will perceive at glance that the negro
population have decreased very sensihly. In
1860 there were l5O2l white people, and am
informed thatthe voters listed by the commits
sioners Of the revenue were $780, showing ten
: voters for every Al white people. .,a
-. at the same time there were ,252 free ne
groes, and 5,50l slaves, and together 6752
negroes. a .R n&ass' 2i' 3al 3
the recent registration there were about
1000 negroes registered, and, allowing that
there were SO that did not register and count
ing 50 persons tor every ten voters, we would
have $3.50 negroes instead Of Fl 81, or decrease
of negroes of 1902 persons. ha4 itf4o=
sa The registrationaof negroes ls full, as there
eare only 958 above 81 registered tor taxation by
the assessors, although they had the advan.
tage Of thespubished list of voters to assist
them
The number Of white males above twenty
one years Of age is 3, ,2S3, which is, nearly the
same as il lS6O,r and shows that the white
population is as great asst was 10 1860, notwith-
standing the loss of life caused by the war
There has not been trial of any person
white or black, for any crime higher than a
misdemeanor, for more than twelve months,
and there has been but one u. S. soldier in
the county for more than that time, and be q
Lieutenant that lost his foot at Spotsylvanla
Court House.. If any county in the United
States can show better record should like
tohear of it. asl.2 NJ. II. !
--.lLeesbMrg IKasbi1,gtonaa1a.
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CONGRESS.

In The Hosse last week bills passed relieving from
political disabilities several citizens Of south Carroll
ma and the Lieutenant Governor Of Tennessee; also
bill 10 allow the southern States 10 form milit.a
like other States Of The Union also bail extending
ihs lime g, the Paynsni Of the lax on tobacco on
hand IRON The i, Of January 10 The 18Th February.
A resolution was adapted declaring hal all females
in the employ u the government should be SLOWED
the same pay where they performed lhs services with
the males. 7as4 sae*e6@@ eaz .+ @
A message va. reesivei from The President in rsa
ponse 10 resolution. s,slins thar conmissiOnei
had been sent lion the Uniled states 10 SPAN.
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NoRrH cARoLINA LEeIsL.TURE.

A bill passed is 6aai reading ia The Senate on
saturday last s.,hsri.i.s the PssIa frs,.u.u 10
borrow money TO NEE, Ihs Jssusry interest on the
state debt. . III.
A sillwss passed 10 ineorPsa.s the University
Railroad company-spp.pns. 100000 isr The
PurpOss. s........---.... -. -.
Aiso bill 10 repeal 30 sei 10 Pis,iIe FOR The en-
pl.y msnt Of roaricis and the erection Of Pshilsa.
iisy 1, passed The House van hui lou, negative
.rslss. -8. r.. .sz.s....-...s ... 4@# ..s#ft..
TIE Legislature sljourns "a Ihe 2liA iR.t, 70
meet agsin in the 4ihsf January. rnsas #
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GENERA. GRANTS FORTUNE.

The Washington correspondent OF the
ST. Louis Demscrat says:
nC;enerAI ,;rani u rich already. and bs
c..,,.a. investments ne il destined 10 be
very rich one day, ranking with the most
ouilent. lie owns thirty eight acres OF land
within the corporate limits VI Washington.
warth az 900 an acre. His house here is
hid At $50. O0a. A farm near 81. Louis
ID shoa,es az Galena and in Philadelphia
sh.n,d add 800, 900 20 the former items.
Thr,, hundred thoasaad dollars. will pro-.
bably NOT be In excess OF the President
elects possessions. Meantime MS con.
mercial training and fondness Tor material
cancellations added TO his good luck and
e.utien. are exempIifying themselves 10
iudicious operations ~ many honorable
fields. o. is altoseiher prebable that we
.hxll have IN General lirsnt Presideat
~ho. rreteising allsdue libsraliiy and hos
oasiity ~ the Chief Magisiracy. viii be
the fr.t President since Washington 20 DC
discreet and practical 10 the management
80. nfi,ats fortune. Ills comparative
you,h viii .pesmit him. sbsald. he live q
The sversee age ef Psesidrnis. thirty year
dsr,,aa sl,er the sspifaiiealsf his Term Q
efEcergsN
A fee aiehts since II y Timmons.
e,,tle dealer. while .psssi,g bridge nea
Wrst Jsaerssn, d.. MS ihresn from ~
hs,se b, : epr,l shrown seross The bridge
ssdssbbed 800 by two higb~s5'nsn'
tn. sthsr day thirteen head Of esttl
ware killed BY grating ina corn field nss
n,,gsse. Wisconsin. Ia which several smu
ears had been LETT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23
MARRsRD.

Married on the asnd inst. ., ihs residence o. lhs
brides Psshet. by the Re-. Mr.. Pratt Nr. q. N.
HARDEN. formally % Graham. 70 Miss y. r. TIT
RENrIsI o. ,hi. Place.
II mi. county, 90 Thursday The lo'h insi.. BY A.
C. Hunter. Esg.. Mr.. JAMES cRABTREE 70 Mis-
NANCY JANE. eldest dsughisr oflla Cnpiey.
Near G,esn.bofoush. N. q, on the aslh Of, b
Rev. J.Hsuty smilh. VIZ, Y, p. CLARK 10 Mia
BETTE A. only daughter Of Col. JosePh A HOus.
ton. .E+saes .,..se ..45 f.ss.f.r
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

II IS stated that the Spanish Minister
visited. Seward, regarding the reported
iIlibustering movements on CubA. Seward
don't regard the moyement Of sufiicient i'm
portance 10 claim attention in his Depart.
ment, but. should the emergency arise,
movements derogatcry to the rights Or Spain
will be promptly arrested.
We have referred to General Grants
testimony before the congressional commit-
tee, and find our recolection correct. He
says:
IL believe that with such terms all the
rebel armies would surrender. and that we
would then avoid busnwhacking and a con-,
tinuation Of the war in way that we could
make very iitte progress with. hasihgfno
organized armies TO meet" u ,.eI 81
IL 10 estimated that Lac. 900 people daily.
pass the Astor House. New York. on foot.
and 65.0e0,n carriages. e I'll anl' saYa
The peoplelnf the United States erpend
enough annually Tor liquor 20 more than
half pay the aational debt av ipasansta
The PhiladeIphis Age reports fhst since
the ist Of January. 1868. thirty nine mhr!
ders have occurred in,hat eity. 1 lR is.t
Mrs. Abraham Lineoln. while recently
making some purchases in a iancy goods
store at Frankfort on the Man,, suddenly
laintsd away, She. was removed TO her
hotel, where. Al last accounts, she was ly.
ing in ! condition which gave rise 10 great
approximation. Z
Gsne.al Harvey is reported 10 have said
that !" The Gessrnment ought t. adopt a pa
lics Of feeding The Intlans 90 the Plains.
II ~auld be cheaper 10 beard them Al the
Filth Avenue Hotel, ~ Nrw York, than %
fgh,, them" he,..a $500 wv s
The Macon Telegraph learns that psr-.
/ ~ oil fifty Pennsylvaan farmers are about
loetlle IN Morgan county. IVA. led there
TO BY observations made during the Val.
A SILK man. slightly eonsaieseing. re-
Gently in conversation wi.h pious trend,
wh" congratulated hin upon his recovery.
aud asked him who hi physician was. re-
piled: DR.. Jones brought me through"
"N". no." said his fried, " f;sd brought
you out IT yosr illness. NOT the slneinr."
l"Well. maybe he did. but am certain
the doctor will charge me for H."
II Inc ttehsurN tyrhW stfEcu, w WV
York on Friday. thru, FIVE Thousand vs,ds
Of fine Lyons .iiks. and large number Of
Rreneh cioaks. Thi. il the largest ssis~rs
ever mad, in the Unitrds,stes. sggfega,ing
seventy thousand dollars.
A lar collector q, walerbury. Conn,
has been fined $3.50 Tor having lacked upa
man who refused a. pay h. taxes. Alter
having been locked up awhile the man pro.
I dured receipt for the payment Of the tax.
IS in question. +.
Mr. fredrrick Criier. living m the She
naadoah mountain, nrarlhe HARDY line. W,
during The month Of OetObrr killed seven
ovafs' u ewFUIEHs H.ae4t3fs A ,4I
lee. Massachusetts. proposes 10 have It's
streets lighted bs lamp IN the front win.
dow Of every horse. I'd atH
|, Gu. Holmes, teol. the murderer Of Mat.
!, thew King. il 10 be hanged ii Tarboro' on
the Isl prOximo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

NJ. winJom declared in .hs HOUSE Of Repesen.
lslses that Ihs last I0disn var By The army IN Min
nesOia e.s SIS 100000. Ia sn.,Asr var The array
hsd ,psn, 10000 900 and killed two Indians. The
pre~n, I.dian var eo.iss 100000 per week. VI.
Window !. Chsirnsn Of %. CsnsiIiee on Isdiss
Affairs sns ought 10 know.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

Hos. RsyERpY JOHNSON AND NATuRALlzED
CtTlzKss.-It, Is remarked BY the New fork
Times that whether or not MIR. kesefdy.
Johnson settle the Alabama question, ne Is
likely 10 be the ageat Tor setting another
question of great international concord
That relating CO the rights OF foreign born
ae.ican eitizeus ia England. La the
ii his speeches that has SCENE TO iiahd
fi..i,s,red az Brighton) he mentions nun
i.rs- ii the paints agreed upon between the
e.. 40 governments aud Lord Stanley and
tasseIf." Among uther things. IL has been
q freed a that the laws OF citizenship De-
tween the two countries shall in the future
10 the zane, aud that the naturalIzsd eiti-
zen IN either shall, 10 all future time. en-
Inv. in al respects. the rights Of native
eif,zen.. AID so, said Mt. johnson. '.sr
irritating cause of disturbance. cause
which has more than once Threatened immi-
nent. war, is closed. and closed, thank uod.
forever" a will be observed BY the pas
SAGE italicised that this question has osen
set,lcd with England % precisely the sane
terms thattit was lately settled with the
German States by Mr.. Bancroft. The
measure is perfectly fair in simply demand
ing that American nsturalized eit'zen'
shall be treated, when abroad, precisely q
though they were na,ise b"fn Amss'caa
ciiizeas. Whatever may be done win
Mr.. Johassa's other treaties, there 10 NJ
daabt that this one will be a. promptly sp
crsyed by the government and ratified .,
-. ssa.te a. Mr.. Bancratt's German trea
ties were.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

Cyrus r. MssdssssII. Ess.. u GrssnsborOugh.
~ss tnscssI down and bsIly sssien, en- wsdsss.
dsy night last. bys negro named Wesley Iisdssy.
The negro had been ords'sd OF VI. N . premises
for being drunk and using in.sIsni ..suss.- hsnes
The assault.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23

PaEsIpESr's Mssssr. = We plsesin ourffn psss
s,-d.y, s1pi.s from Ms B.liino. San, ynopsi. Of
The PfssiJ.srs Message. This IL President John.
SON. last ssnbsl rssass. snJ is very able and IN
.l.f.suns dscunsai, and We rsfa that IL Tfsst
less,h and our e.air.elsd limits vii nsl pefni, %
80 pusli.h Il entire. ia
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-12-23
MASONIC NOTICE.

THERE wilI be q public Installation Of The %
cefsof Eagle Lodge No. al yaths coun Hous'
on saturday. Dec 2sih. 40 address d expected 70
be dsIissfsd By n !. X. Nash. Esq-s AL e'slosa'
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