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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25

CHAxoEs og THE EATH's SuRsacE.--Thel
accounts of the effect Of the great earth
quake in Peru are interesting because they
show something Of the agencies BY which
thr face Of the earth must frequently. in
past times, have been altered. How islands
which we're mountains have been raised in
the sea. and how they sank down again we
have read in the Genealogical treatises. but
We have in the Peruvian earthquake very
remarkable confirmation of the lheory that
the great changes upon the glsbe have been
the result. 81 subterTanean csHmoliuns. In
Peru the face Of the country has been
changed. Hills have bcen sunk down. lakes
have been made where there were high
and dry lands. rivers have dried up in their
eourses, and new streams run where there
we're none before. Tie incidents Of this
calamity shows on small scale what might
have been done over great scale before
the era Of mans occupation u The earth. In
the Sandwich Islands ilhss been noted that
there has been spb.idence Of portion oI
the shore. varying frnm eight inches 10 &c.
ven feet. the change commencing imme'
dIateIy after The great disaster IN Peru
To philosophers fhe. matters are Of ssrj
great interest. wv.
Marshall county. Iowa. claims to have !
vein u marble equal 10 the finest Italian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25
NORTH CAROLINA LEGIsLATURE.

VA
Gu Friday last. ihe seat Of A. g. Avery, Senator
ecc, from the 4lst District was declared'o be vacant
BY vote Of 2s 10 TO- TWAS alleged that he was
hanned by the Howard amendment.
Gov. Holden has issued aproclamatian ordering an
election to be held on Thursday the l7lh Of Decem-
Der 70 supply tho vacancy. aata1la iF stN tslsat
Ga Saturday. a bill passed lis second reading IN
the House. providing for theisstabiishmept Of CH.
nnaI Court in the city Of Raleigh. to have jursdic-
lion Of Wake county its sessions 70 be held SIX times
in the year, one week each.
MI. Ashworth introduced a resolution fixing the
compensation Of members al this session at S. per day
and the Speaker of the House and President Of the
Senate at 81 per dav, and 20 cents per mile. oa
motion Of Nc. Smith the resolution was laid on the
table.
bill lntrods ced by Mr. Smith Of Martin, to repeal
tie stay laws, was indefinitely postponed BY vote o.
Il to 20.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25

Goap FggLrso.-The following dispatch
4. trausmitted by the Associated Press:
Hsrtiard, Conn. Nov. 4.--.fhe streets
are ,hronged with people. aud there Is The
widest enthusiasts. A pleasing feature Of
the celebration was that Seymoar aud
Blair ciab cane out with torches and ioined
In the procession. bearing banner inscrlo-
ed q Let rs be friend,." they we're given
the head Of the line, and were received
with tumultunus cheers.
* Gov. ]. Madison Wells. Of Luuisiana,
who vas removed By order Of Gen. sheri.
dan. IA. brough, suit for Tie recovery Of
the saIary sccruing during the term Tor
which he was chosen.
Gen. Ra.ecrsns. our new minister IA
Mexico. sailed IRON New York On Monday
Ia The steam ship Grenada, General Long.
street sailed 70 The same vessel.
Gen. Sheridan, II !, said, reports that be
has seen herd 81 boIfaIoss ninety miles IN
length aud lseniy Eve miles in width, ard
esumstes the number q contained at $780,
600. .
John Appleton, well-known Boston
bailder. died At Newtonyille, Mass. %
Monday. at the great age Of 03 years ant
III mvnths. lie lived 81 years with hi
wife, who died 10 1906.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-25

A Dispatch received al 81 Louis from Omaha says
Red Cloud. the famous chief Of the Sioux Indians,
and several other chiefs her-tofos hostile, havesgn
81 treaty Of peace. and promised % behave them
selves.
A heavy snow storm was reported on the plains 10
r.. vicinity 81 Fort Dodge. The snow is said 10 be
iuJ FEET deep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07
FD0A CHICAGO.
CHrcAno. Psl,. q

CBfcA AGO, Feb. 8.
The tfostirg stsilian. Bsshss. Ir.. gas yes-
terday purchased By A. T. Faucsii, the hate
owner Of DssseS, Sos $Is,eSO The horse
.eighs 1919 pound, and vas sold by David
Kelley, = De novel psscs ol Sl4,5 80 per
pound.
ulRthe hAseAea Ax destroyed By Gse lAsi
a0.aA ASPssfEW. = c. Rsisrc&d. were
the remsias Of Julian H,gbee. lsscof Utica
The decssSsd vss rseeatly narried in Ph,la.
deiphis, sad bis widow, Hstbe time Of The
accident va sccoupanyinG the remains OF
her dccssSed hssband to sis former home.
The corpse was burned up, With the car,
ahout t~oI uAgon-ioads Of mail matter, the
ADesiean Exreas freishts And III The pos
sengers baggage. Loss estimated at $50.
600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07
FmH mHwaSnrNGTOr.

Eyr1w. q 81 - T~
: :. = = = Caicaoo, fsb. &. I
Washingtoo specials sayt !. Il 10 reported
that the President has SAINT : sharp letter "a
General Gpat. renindmg MIN thal hs , sub
ordiaAle 70 lie FSesiaelt Al slAt 4 s-enbs-
coming TO use such language q is contained
in his lasf letter, sdding that he will not sub
ss 2; 8 ,gss ,gss IL M nsa;s:s: !. :P
Seward ~ Minister to Kngland ia place o,
Gharie1 Fraucis Adsms, md NJ. 6sssua la
consented 70 accept. s. ~
The Reconstruction Committee has ap.
po,sAsA . SAhr csonitAes focoae1AsgNA NAethef
there is any evidence Of m intention on the
psrt of The President to esAds a. yielaia the
sets Of Congress, sod 70 rspsss ascosdtnsly.
= ~ wAsaissros, Feb. 8.
FIR rspora.Uf tho FrsedMsaAx Gunmusis-
sioner in North C4pslma sAows there q con-
siderable suffering tbers smoas ~ fred
mSn, from the non-paymenEaof w3Qes dpe
NtS; ssd frois isstkiisy ~ feAs{s "a ,srt
Hs&, pAAke psted enplp3 3ft4 tosAtpdf br
my1h9 ffeAdnaSn mil sisS nued plshti6s "a.
son opens. During December there we're
ti,u,s hsed p9i.ons, 3, ssV ralIoaS.
Two hundred end. tbirty schools are at.
tended by 1850 scholdrs.
z he HerslTx Nssh5 stsa spSkisl - { Il
is confidently en- tected that within lev days
Mr.. johnson will send % Congressa message
10 which the legitimate demands Of the q. &.
Goygament ufnA Great BritAia n ths}e1<s
the privsseer A3abama, and for
the res ent and current nnla wful imprisonment
Of Apey;csn cisisens in Irelesd and England,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

-
u Nc.25 Maiden L0ne,
x 6ee Fef&. Hac II, f8eg
Il IN ny Card cf Nov. 1, lso7. ntuAed sAa4,
Afpe she ps9pess - Dsse rnily sappay.
an9 s1se ssa4as - ahe pubefc, aaA In
{ ofAer u pssvsDs uoscs0p0Bous dealers
t1essn paanaanx - fnfsFsor nna worm.
lsss eosAs - the Msrssn 0ssA Renn. 4
shall heveafsev seli No goods ~ Whale
sale except only Asly appsBaleA and
autheF1zeA AEenaa,' ese. 70 this plan
havs since strictly adhered.
In so0sDfinx Agents. great care has hesn
sxsrcissd TO appoint those who, b., Ions.
soattsasd AAir dealing, havs acquired (
reputation for honesty, responsibility, and
prc6ify y-nnen Ia whose word tho public
Asvs learned 10 place ecnAdence. xhess
A9snts have AGrsed 70 keep fn1i aasort-
nent Of my pens, and to sell them ct my
pnbelsdsd rS1oss. 1hus tAs public are sun
paisd b. tlsso vtah inst sNeA pens = they
want. efthsr ~ TO writing or prtes, ana rsx
. fsll le4utyslsnk fer tbs msoay raa1 q
No agent II appointed to travel from
placs TO place. or oanrass thu country,
- that al who want = Norton Gold Pen
must - IL 0cm ~ Leci Axeat q nom
headaaartsva.
None need apply for ths Agency exceut
tu conformity TO the akcva, the literal dis-
fe1xt 70 Uuhs hatng sufacient Induce
msnt 70 ell othern.
A1-AYIHs. NAVY ! AYRsf. Sole As.ats for Kse
knk, q y asr sttss 1 ss4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07
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LATE CABLE DEsPATcHH.

Asspss, Deb, e---ssuerisans sessrsperg
containing comments on the arre., Of Train
have beep received here. These comments
involve much press disenssion. The tone Of
the London newspapers, however, il temper.
ate and concliatory.
s-RARIs, Feb. 4. Admiral Fsrragnt is sss-
qwhere received With uarked attention. ]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

|xth CONGRESS Second 6eelpn
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

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DRr-eooDs-aErAlL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

kffa4iS' .ifls1aai,-
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW, YORK l42i.
&#k4e 80 Nb&&94 @s~E II s&*<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

The Chair prssented : memorial from the
Arkansas Coa9eat;oa rrayipg for authority to
remove the present Ststs officers on tbs
g9o4siaAh Itheg spssssdues lTaks1A |f
Mr. Sherman. from ths COMMITTEES on F.
nance, reported Substitute for the bill intro
duced December 17th, providing ~ follows:
The SeeretasyEsf ths Fssnsury is author
ized 10 isspe bonds bearing interest II s pei
cent, end principal sSd interest," payable ii
eoin, I'D arA u 5asty xsasa ~ Fsdespsbla
oil outstanding obligations Of the United
States other than The I've per cent. bonds, and
to be exchanged for o6iikxsions or Otherwise
disposed Of at not less than par; and said
bonds or the proceeds thereof TO be exclus-
XXX y Ns 81 Isssff:Rsn, gs,ss. g : ssssse 8 q
bonds to 80 issued ,hail be known = the Con.
solidsted Debt OF the United States, and
shall be exempt from I'll ss1stiou b. Stats o.
local aulhofities; and the sams, With interest
thereon and income thereffom. shall be ex-
10 the Chited Stales except income tax, ~
may Be assessed On other incomes; and IN
consideration Of the reduction Of the rate q
tslssasteibses sAen b. - apgili iiisli isl ~ ID
SoaSs .Seb sSs 5. .pp.d 70 IS Is:
purchase or payment OF the National debt
In addition TO the sums necessary to pay the
interest and maturing bonded debt Of the
United Ssaies, tkere is appropriated out Of
Iss... |ss l'sa I'd ds5s "a ;ss ~ ps. ss.
esnt bonds - Aforesaid, shall snouni 70 one
s.Kl !la; .b9sE;sS Issss S7 xss.!!sg xs$sss!
kf tha Oublie debt n fen of tho sinking fhnd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-07

CROCKEAH = 0UEBNa ~ LIZ
osrsy 10 Fsivre.... Main stSsst-Aat stl ~
ocA nlsslcs 1EHGHAsrsa
" stuy ,sa 46 South Leyee
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

The BODIES FoUNp.-The bodies of
the two ladies drowned at Cavendish,
were not found till Tuesday of this week.
That of Mrs. Horatio Knights was found
Tuesday morning floating in deep hole
about half mile below the dam. The
body was shockingly mangled, and every
vestige of clothing stripped from it ex-
cept her shoes, stockings and one wrist
band to her dress. The skin in the face,
however, was not broken, but Of course
very black and bloated from having been
in the water SO long. The body Of Miss
Cary was found in the afternoon Of the
same day near the other, and if possible
even more bruised, her clothing being
nearly all torn off, the dress waist, cor
sets, one shoe and one stocking being all
that was left on. Both bodies passed
down through the Falls. The body of
Mrs. Knights was taken to Sherburne,
where her parents reside. She had been
married but about three months. The
funeral of Miss Cary took place at 7 !
o'clock on Tuesday evening, and at about
8 o'clock, amid one of the most impress
sive scenes ever witnessed in that vicini-
ty, the body was followed to its last rest
ing place, by procession one fourth Of
a mile in length. Miss Cary has left
many warm friends as sincere mourners,
and we believe had been successful
school teacher and was great favorite
and much beloved by her pupils.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

ANEcDoTE OF REV. AARON LELAND.
When the turnpikewas being surveyed
from Manchester over the mountain to
Peru, Mr.. Leland who was formerly of
Chester, accompanied the party. One
day they dined at the house of an old
settler, whose custom it was to kill a
young horse every fall for his yearly
supply of meat. Being very hungry Mr..
Leland did not stop to ask his accustom-
ed blessing, but commenced eating at
once. Observing this the owner of the
house Immediately stepped to the table
and asked blessing, much to the mortl'
| fication of Mr.. Leland. All ate hearth
", and on their way back to their work
Mr.. Leland asked one of the workmer
what kind of meat they had for dinner
The man replied he supposed it was
piece of a two year old colt. Mr.. LIE
land vainly essayed to throw up his din
ner, bait nature was stronger than his
will, and heforbidden meat stayed down
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

ANOTHER LETTER ADDRESS.
letter address to Chester, published last
week, has brought to us another address,
written when Amos Kendall was Post
master General, in 1885 or '36, now
more than thirty years ago, when post
age was higher than at the present day,
and addressed to citizen of West Wind
sor. or Brownsville as it was called, long
since passed from earth. but who will be
remembered by many of our readers In
Windsor county, as follows:
oh Amos By the powers great
Let the mails this letter to my nafe STATE
Where my dear. dear friends
NAV hear of the times
A. they exist in these far W estern Chimes
Al Brownsville. Vermont
Hand this to Squire Swallow,
And old Uncle Sam
Shall have his quarter of a.dsBar-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05
Ebenezer BIodgett's Estate.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, being duly appointed
w by the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF
Westminster Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Ebenezer Bodgett late of Grafton. IN
said district deceased, and also all claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
Nv said for that do therefore hereb,
give notice that we will attend to the business of ou
said appointment at the store OF George M. Barrett
in Grafton in said district, Tuesday the 10th da.
Of June and Friday Oct. S0th. from one until fou
o'clock, on each of said days.
HENRY WALKER. ooihi @
j. /. BUTTERFIELD. Admir-.
Grafton, May &c, 1868 ZS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

1t has been discovered that ma
;ority ef the live men in the Democratic
party ten years ago are now Republicans,
and the dead men in the Republican par
tv at that time are now shining ornaments
in the Democratic party. This could
hardly have been otherwise. An active,
progressive, intelligent man would suffo-
cate among the debris of dead issues on
which the Democratic party lives, and
the dead men who came into the Repuo-
ican party from association as old Wings
could not keep pace with the progressive
life of the new party, and, like stragglers
in the army, fell back into more eongen-
ial company.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

A DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN VIC
TORY


8l TORY. -aF
The election in Oregon on Monday, is
reported democratic by 1900 majority.
No governor chosen, however. A SINH
lar report came out at their last State
election, but it afterwards proved to have
gone republican by small majority.
The election in Washington City on
Monday was at first announced as
democratic victory and the rebels and
copperheads Immediately paraded in the
streets and called upon and groaned at
Senators Wilson and Wade, and Thad.
Stevens, but their joy soon came to grief,
as full returns elected the republican
candidate by about IS majority, where
upon some 5000 "black republicans I"
took their turn at marching and cheer
ing.
The trial (farce) of JEFF. Davis, has
been postponed till October. How much
longer it is proposed to fool with jeff. is
not stated,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court within
Dist. of Westminster, and for said district. 10
all persons interested in the estate of Henry May,
late of W estminster, in said district GREETING.
YOU are hereby notified that Mary " May, Ad,
ministratrix of the estate of said Henry May, will
present her administration account for allowance to
said court at the session thereof TO be held at the
Probate Office in Townshend in said district, on the
first Wednesday in July next. You also notified
that said court at the time and place aforesaid, will
decree distribution of the said estate that may be
found in the hands of the administrative to the per
sons entitled thereto; and that you may be heard in
the premises at the place and time aforesaid, you
desire, CHAS. b. EDDY, Register.
June ID 1863 1913
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05

zWEsroN.-A correspondent of the
Spdstock Standard, thus writes Of
ton and her future prospects:
We have in Weston three churches,
gregational, Baptist and Methodist !;
ne centre district, one of the very
school houses in the country; town
Sc finished outside, which when COM
Fed will be worthy of the town; four
fes; one of the best tanneries in this
unity; a good grist mill; a carding
gimme a wheelwright and bucket
Pp; several saw mills and mills where
ar stuff is manufactured planning
clapboard machine, and a reservoir
Pstructed that probably flows from sew
Fy-flve to one hundred acres, and is be
Fed to be sufficient to propel all the
lchlnery the year round. Weston j:
2 a good farming township, though
niewhat isolated at present from the
FAY markets. Her progress is, as
INK, upward and onward. A glance
the map will show that the neares
liroad route from Brattleboro to Rut
I'd, Is up the valley of West River
',e grade is said to be easier than an,
ner across the mountain. Then wheI
consider the timber land back of thi
Ute, l think it as sure to be built a
AZ a permanent cause will produce it
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-05
John & j. III. b. Smit hs' Estate.
ca~sxsrcSroxrpc NoTICF

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, being duly appointed
w BY the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Westminster. Commissioners to receive examine and
the estate of J. II. b. Smith and also. against the
estate Of John Smith. both late Of Grafton, in said
district deceased and also all claims and demands
exhibted in Offset thereto and six months from the
first day of May last being allowed BY said court 70,
that purpose. do therefore hereby give notice ina
ments, at the Office of L. S. Walker Esq. in Grafton
in said district on the last Saturday of June and DC
tober next from o'clock, P. NJ. until o'clock.
W. oN '"'A % 9@ SAMUEL PHELPS Co..,
HENRY WALKER,C ooi'i
LIS. WALKER, Admir-.
Grafton. June |, 1868. SD
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p,srpIcT or WTsTNfSsTrR within and for said
District to all persons interested in the estate Of
POWERS CR0SSETT, late of Rockingham. IN SAID
district deceased. oreefin0
VoU are hereby notified. that an instrument in
writing purporting to be the last will and tesla,
District deceased has been filed in said Court by sam
mel Nichols the Executor therein named. for probats
and Won are hereby that said Court will decide
a. 10 The probate thereof at special session of said
court. TO be held at the Office Of g b. Eddy in Rock
ingham in said district. on Monday; the 18th day O
be heard in the premises if shall see cause;
W Q. b. EDDY. Reg.
June 2. 1868. 1875
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IoK OUT FOR BURGLARS They are
ldy at work. On Wednesday night,
Iult, a raid was made on Felchville,
le they reached through window
/. Morse's house, by breaking pane
|aass and stole two watch chains.
also entered the house Of A. White
stole a gold watch and chain valu-
$3.50. 1t is thought other dwellings
Etores in the place would have been
led but for noisy dogs which fright
them away.
|e learn also that on Friday night a
was made on Windsor where the
5 of the Messrs. Stone, Hatch d
and White Il Tuxbury were all
ZEN into in one night, and all loose
1t left in the drawers taken, which
not amount to much. Saturday
hing one of the rascals was tracked
be railroad toward Claremont, and
followed and overtaken near Sugar
bridge, where he turned and threw
Rsel at his pursuers, who thinking ii
best to follow him without being
fd and reinforced, went to Clare
village for help, meantime the thiet
great feetness took to the woods
PHI Hubbard and a party of some
Pr twelve Immediately started in pur
and thoroughly secured the woods
ibid not find the object Of their search
he has thus escaped
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sbadrach Bell of Cambridge Dor

- Shadrach Bell OF Cambridge Bor-
chester county;yInd., and his hired man,
John Rock, had quarrel one day, last
week. which began at the table, about
the victuals, and ended by Rocks Selling
an ak and ehoping Bell to pieces. Rock
gave himself upand soon after hung him.
self in his cell.
A duel grew out of love affair il
Louisville, in which blank cartridges
and red ink figured so successfully thai
one lover is now flying from justice, sup
posing himself murderer, while the
other is laughing with the young woman
over most tragic epistle left bv tn"
dent duelist.