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&Datt's 2ebemS'8 olfant.
Gin u1eoiiiniimes gGunhcr.

NpeurnaHsnus, Neurdletd, Sid In tbrem ihttmmxen
stadium, Serpteln. &pniss. 8ranfbeit, @rptpelds, sits
SslSpars sns es 4Iimmis Jaas non Slultraatpst'
ten, aroBe Sbtudbe, 2eber- tnp ytierenleiotn, Ntng.
ipurm &c. &c. pirb dufs SeItimmtsffe buro eielen Sonia
auer Netni8unssmittel sebeit. Derlelbe lit sreiano.
3panS8 Sabre btneur9 pom pubIitum erprpbt, sat
9unpsrttauienbe BON 8dlen eebetlt unp eurirt mats,
irena mao Weriarift 8eneinnten. SIT elm f6eres petl-
n'tttsl BON 5tfeln tn alien bsilbaren 1dlen, eurirr BIT
tau!ltsa altsn @ef6ware, is!bt no Der 8npasn l6pa an.
e~efreHsn III.
Spdtt's eebenssSalfam eurirte Serrn 4. 9. Ssn.
NAT, 1ra91een In, part.dbeater gu SrOefisn. a. D..
Srni brentiHeu 0ltsumattsmus, na6bem berislbe ppne
Gstele. spa ben porjiatibhen gsraten @urOpa's unt
Ar,erita'S bebanbelt morn en- mar.
SpattS &ebeus.S alfam eurirte Serrn .. o.
Dolly. Dpdmnaer Nc. III MabtiOn Str, BON etuem
aelabrltten @eitplr, ndhbem er feds Wpnar In,
SrpaetraS SOipital mar unp bort ais ~unbeilbar ertidrt
tpurbt.
9patt's eebens-SaIfam bette Ssrrn Saepb mOtb,
Ottte gp. 242 @reenrit Str.. ppa einem i~erOfuseIen
SsI4wure, nobel bic 5dulniB f&pn bic auf ben 8np@en
e%serIn8en mar. Ssrr U. bat pdbrenb IS Sabren mad
s%sldtesner 5eiluns teiae g0tsberbe!uns Der Rran,ssil
~erfatrsn. h "a.
Spatt's eebens.Salfam eartrte Ssrrn gBiutan
Sprin9er, SO. 1883 Brppme Ctr, ppQfdnbta ron xut.
slntettm Htsumatismus 10 ernalt6er @rt, Sa6 bsr,sIb.
ben @stt ees 8ranten ibpn rerpirrt bate. Der De.
nannte f0nnts ni@t feline Sanb gum 8ppfe srbebsu ant
mar g. SSsssnS srsisr stcaats an's yet ssiea.it,
bel @~petbsIsrn int &asemsiutn. Su 81 per 5lai&e. Sr6s
| 8laltsn S..
%satt,s sssa B m ts SstImittsl itas
9patt's "A b., bep?slt tartsr 2ebeas. BALKAN, au
s. .25. $patt's guimpnie Yalfam. pbsr Der S6winb.
il6iissn srsurb,. gu st.OO. Spatt's Spts eint.
taeat, a%ntyblbar tyr eeissn uno e&msrssn istsr art,
~ 50 een's. = Spatt's SnSa, Sur fur @rtdluns,
8eptpeb, SnRuenba, Gatarrb, 81 IS &ts.
gDsnn obiss arfttsl ni6t in sursr Npptttte pSer an tu.
rent Vlase ~ baten itub, 70 wenbe man lid birett an bas
Central Depot, 246 @%raneifr., VI. y.
Gewin 2. 6pait & 60. @t8tntbumsr.
1uBenb. t3m2Mon
, 1875-01-08

/. 9amo Der leste Bombarrisr. .@Ooeus bon
i. w. badt6noer.
3. Der Niraten=& ieutenant. GrSGbluna
BON galouiu Wtoabnulen. ,Jl1N
8. Die btauen unS @elben. Berejueta,
nii9es @baratterbilo BON 6rieOrid
Gerit1fer. yf{N
4. Scr Naub Gtrasburs's. @aterIaubi.
1ber atolnan oon beribert Jtuu.
8. S~eutidlancs Sbre. hiitoril1er Ro.
man BON Serno bon 6uiet.
9. Tds Seitament Neter res 0rpben.
Nnman uno Gsl1itte bon Sueian Der.
bert. .t.
Z. Der elephant. 9omiIdsr gtoman BON
NJ. .. g5iuterfelo.
~. .. Scr fiesenee opudneer. biltori.
l1er, 9toman bon u. u. Brabpo9el.
3mei S6nbe.
10. Ole SAlpasiebe. Cine Gr,abmns aus
BEN alten NerIiu, bon Beor9 6iltl; uno
RemefIs, Criminal . Delbihte BON
Srieo. 5rieorit. .3ulainmen in sirsem
8ano.
II. Serr aeepa. Criminal . Roman bon
@mil Waborian.
IL. 3pei beitere @3efd,idbten. Bon Mbolf
MhBeIbnr9. -3Wet Sbbne. Serus
fias. 3uiammen in einem Bun0.
IS. Ser tple rams. Criminal .. Gel1ihte
pom VI. StretiuB. lluo Die lpbne
Sarneoelt's. 6iitoriiher 9tonam pon
S0lniot . gseiBenels. Suiammen in
elneM WaHo.
Il. I'm Enron umb 2ebem. biItorii@er gRo.
man uon Geor9 Dill.
Is. SIM @ffenier. Soeialer Epman bon
6rieorlGb Derlt0der.
l6. Gabrielle, edS Meib ee8 9pielerS ..
Criminal . 9tpDele pom Is. qitaipall F.;
uno Die Eranctireurs, Grjabllng
aus BEN oeutlb . Iranjbiil6en arie9e
pom GrieSrl4 Serltader. 3uamnlen
in eitem Bano.
II. Gin @erpprfemer.. Griminal.Ruuspe
pom J. y 6. Semrne. -1ds 6prifbaus
poer Die piloe Sn9o in Der pfals. ,Sus
Samnlen in einem 8ano.
10. Sercniias unb bic idbpne Sincen,ia,
Der t5err ces pauies.-6rau Vps
dDen.-Die Serlcbte,-Resine. Gr.
5%1blun9eh pom 1Varia BON Oilers. gu.
lammen in einem 8ano.
Q. u. 20. Der 6els DON @rS.. Yon:A. 6, Brad.
pogel. 3pei 9duoe.
u. Die ate i~paniidDe ~llrfMnee, ppn 9lr.
mano limb SaS ~ eipenif. ,,Spiiuoe
aus benz peutl6s fraiBoiiIheii arieee
BON y. b. bon 0eoenrotb. 3ulammen
in einem Yano.
"a. Sicr Slutbeu rne cine Srudt SO.
belle BON Milbelm S6miot.-@ plpmbd.
ytouelle BON prosper Werrtne. gu.
idinmeu in einem Y0no.
20. SldnSenee Sabneu.. 9toman bon Nua.
SIlberltein. liter 8ano.
"a. 0ldu3euee Sdbnen. .9toman bon Nu9.
Sil6erlteln. 2ter 8dno uno Die 2pnue
bringt es an Cen Gag. 3ulammen in
elnem Sano.
26. Ole Sdroniu. 'Romau non @u9en Ne.
oenrotb lnn Mit ~eiierner Sanb. gu.
tammen IN einem Bduo.
&c. Ii 5tlquerei Der eiebe. Roman pou
&smRno baens
, 1875-01-08
GiniQe aute Griimoe

1.-@ine neue GrFnbune, sriinbli& eeprat
ano esfdert burb patent. -A}fl y
z.-Neadt eiuen poIIfommenen 2od-Snn.
stei9 auf beioen Seiten, an allen Irten BON StotIsa.
3.--2auft leibt, ianft, serdnidlos nno rai6-bsWe
6 ombinatinn BON @i9enlAaften.
4-Dauerbaft-lauftSapr e lang obns Rspa-
r%aturen. ~ az H 1861.
5.-8errtdtst allie Irten BON @rbstt
uno Sanep Nabereien in elmer opr~3islthen98esls,
6.-SIt fir ben @rbeiter Iebr let4t ju b a II D.
baben. Die 9Gnae Der Slide taIn reaultrt iperoen,
uGbreno Die Maibtle i'm Dange 1T. uno hiele taun
nit e,nen iSaosn oerleben iueroen, obne baB oerislbs
ard gp6er gu 9eben bat.
-plan eiufab ftnnretb, elegant. thosm
,er Gtih . J. he zen QeGroub BON Go9 gBbesl Uears.
lotarp Guns uno 2euer @rnIs fprmirl miro. Dat ben
Automatic TropGeeo. lpelber sine 9letp.
uGBiqe &Gn9e bes Sti6es bel ir9sno
elmer 6eibWiuoi9teit il Aert. Dat uilsrsn
ieuen 9brsuh ontroller. melber cine 9letu.
nGei9s 9,elpc lllla Der Ylcs6Ie'Nar erlanbt uno e."sr
Serlebum8 pes 6aoens oerbeugt.
S,-Gonitruetipu d II Besf ot9faltts uno boa
enoet. Sit f~abriiirt pon ben se6ttteNen uHo
trfabrenNeu Ntbeitsrn In Der beriiblnsn
bennington llrmprp, SIon, ". q. pbilabelpo,a
Sfnce: $40 Gbeftnut gtrade. 9Wl7maA
, 1875-01-08
Die w Sumo.

Cine 9rpBe, unabbGngiae, ebrlidbe unb furbtloie ,3etr
tun8 pnt aAt Seiten init So breiten spalten. NBi
ipcrner oonaf itrebet, bic Weekly Sun" i'll Der beitei
S}alnilien =;3eituug in Der 9nnjen QBelt ju mader. Itau
nebme Tie auf Gerin6 $3.50 per Sabr; babel lit
bas Torto bejablt. @orele:
3Nf!21nou The SUM-, Neip 9orf Gito.
, 1875-01-08
Ngenten S~erlanst fir bic
@eibicbte Ser 0ramaers
Seipe9nn9,
peer Der

OurWVrrrteG geNeH Cte WOnOpOte.
Dteiss gDsrt entbalt sinen pratdnbtsen unb ~autbeatt-
fbsn Bsri6t Der 8dmpTe Der amsritanilben 3armer az
cen BITE Grprefnngsn Der @tienbabn. @elell6aften. asbh
elmer Seldttte Sss l~lriprnasa une 5ortiGritls bes Dr-
oens her npatrons Of 5usbdnbrp." Sebr perfdunit.
Nlan msnbe i6 fur prube.Srempllre, Peotnsuneen ,t.
an National Vmbliibina 60. Qhil.. pa. 42p.Ispr
, 1875-01-08
6ei1natb unb Erem0e.

&on1ane uno g%rsablunsen in grob 8po. Sor.
mat elegant brohirt.
Hreis pro Fane Sd 4ents. Cucumber In 2ein.
wann pro Sane IS Gents. 9
, 1875-01-08
0emtanr 2inimemfS

taben Mepr punberbars Sale Don
SetIuns Bet Rbeumdtismus. &Opf.
fGmeri, Sdmer,en. Gsf6wulf. 3rplf.
beufen, Berbdrtunesn Der Brittle
Brantpuneen, Werbriibuneen, Saij.
fub etc. am msnf6ltden 8trper. uni
@srrsniuneen, Spatb. Steinsalsn
LII 0L;o .E,,o;f,, l..
, 1875-01-08

4fak paltifasr 1lOpO,
Ststttu-a meriFanif&t poh-D % mpfI&tFfatrts.
Ntt,en-@ e leqlhaft.
Rep'Yorf-Stettin Ella G~Dpenbaetk.
Capt. Capt.
6Mnubutct. .. Bldrf. S8nfhfnatpn, q. Nrnplb,
6%ranflin, v. Sentde. u. M. Mrnbt. g. 8elbera,
Mb fdbrteu
Won Ntp'gDFt: g. W. Irnbt 18 GprtT.
aDatttneton. 80. MprtI.
Srn Stttttnt lolbtnetpn, 2. Nprtl.
pumbUlot, f6. Mprti.
Grantlin, 30. Nprd.
pafdsesNrete:
l.. @aflis @elt 500. 2. 9siutt Sob $72.0O. Sps.
i&tnbsd @OiA $50.
@r.aritOnstidtts auf Gin Sabr ealtis,
l. ediuts SOle $i70. 2. &aiur Crib $1iA Bpt.
i5snbad Sob $50.
son Stetitn via Scpsnbastu, gntp ,rpen mad ltw. yorf,
1. @ajlts Cob So. 2. Gallts Sob $50. 3. Gatlts
5olt $50. ~
3Wiid,enced opn Gtettfn. S36 Gurrenep.
3iaosr unier 10 Sabren bic 5dlfte.
g9estn 5rabt nag ben Offsttdfen tusbefpntere uat
paha3s penoe man flo az
Gbs. Nammelsbere O. &c.,
31ians Ne. 40 8rcabwap.
, 1875-01-08

n. u. 2s. Bo. Die 9ains,ef6en. Roman bon 4
gB. 6udl0noer.
%. u. 30. Bb. I'm sjcpter unc aronen. Retro.
man uon Oregon Samarop.
Ser NOrS : Amerifmiide 9olmetIdet
linfeblbare gfatb9eber
fir Gtntuaitoerer l1no Gtnqeiuan6erte.
GntDdlt cine tnri 9efaBte uuo fir Seoerntaum ~peritGuo.
.9rarnntatif Der engliiden Sprade,
nebit @nleitin9 in turjer 53eit
obns Ssbrer en8liib i~pred1en une fdrciben III
Iernen;
auBeroem cine
p~ollfdnbige Mu lteriam mIunq
Don Sriefsn, S@efnnn9en, nuittunsen, Gontratteu.
eeVlelt, Ahloellllllgen, t3eltur9ss NnronceIt,
6eI6aftstdrten &C.
Gtebcnjebnte 2lufdae.
in pappoedel 9%e6unoen, so Gents, nit Sober 8 Eiider.
90 Gents.
Ole Contribution Der Ger. Staatcn,
nebtt @rlduterltnNen rto seidi6tli6sr Giuleituns.
Sur ~ipejie1en 9entbun8 fir
0tittpdtSercr uno S6nlen.
gearbeitet uon Sutfus Setn.
Critic @Iufase.
Gebunoet, so Gents. Gartonlyt. IS G'nts.
Gebtbt e
Don
2ub,pia nblanb.
275 Soften $780,, brpifirt, s1.0O. elegant 9ebunoeu
NIT gs'nsreTuns, $1.50.
Ser Gmerifmiite. Gatetens8 Buffer
poer
Gnftrnetipe MnpeiiMne
jur Mnicrtiouno aller 9trten
FaItcte1, Sorten nnb @terrabn1e,
pom Otto ) rieorih, prattiI6er paiteten : Bidder.
MrriS ~ Sents.
, 1875-01-08
Nrtoat=ltnterridbt
tn Der Sebaulun9 Der Stubirenben,

IN Der Bebaulull9 Der Stlotrelben,
Samen, Gerren pber Climber. 3
Grfabrene prpfeHuren II. praftiide 9iinfler ertbeilen
unterribt i'll Iolsenoen 2ebrfdbern:-Gnsiiid. S,utia,
Sran8Dfid, Stalieniia, gatein u anoere Spraben, i'm
2eien, Sd6nidreiber, &ebnen, in Geographic. Ge.
torit, 3oolosie, Botanif, Mineralosie, pbpiif, @erfai.
iuna pon 5driftliben &u5idben, Buhfubruns, ban.
belslpHienlbaften. gorreiponoen3 in bier Spraten,
S2 SnS.Gire. a4u "a mir InS bsjo,,sse ~su Safiir o alap etn}nn as III.
@intritts sGramen in eneliibe ober beuti9e Golesieu
nit o~or3iglit sutem @rfols betanoen peroen. 3eus.
nifIe BON unioerIit6ten uno auoern 2ebranitalteii. aud
bon anseiebenen aineritaniiden Sanilien f6nnen elm.
9efeben wepoen in 0ap. 1126 Sine ZtraRe, BON s. 80
Woraens bis 10 llbr Ibenos, mo- ebenfanss Nripat'
n1b Riahensltnterrid,t ertbeftt mirb.
4~rilcipal aarl y b'Ggbenf, 9rofeIor
Der 2iteratur, Der el9liiben un6 anoern 6praben.
,,Professeur de PUniyersite de France"
Some time Professor OF the Univers. of N. Y. .
r4 Nltl. 1S27ofs
, 1875-01-08

&1S per 9Sude. Der befpertauFi6te 2rttte
gas in, 5anoel Srsi w~erttpcle prpbsl fir 10
Gents. 9. Srtee. 1877 broadway. ". .. QF.-,yr
, 1875-01-08

EAkM Manner nnb 5rduen pereeu lest per.
" ldnst fir uniere neusn 0oibfeeerr,
Biloer. Sdbfeine, eeinsnfabsn uno Sbreibpa.
pier. @roRe Gtnnabmen NIT Stdbcrbeit sc,
mdd)t. W1an Ihreibe ipforf um Circulate an .. Z.
@uernfep, pubiiibsr, Concord. y. y. 4gS4ma.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

made report presenting bill authorize
ing the President to suspend the writ 81
htbeus cpfpaS in certain cases, andIin ac-
eorlaaee With previous stss giyingi iln powtr
ID nse the army ana navy ID ,haihtaiu peace,
aud suppress disorder ;lto appoiat tlsputyA
mprsIals and supsrvisssS III elesiiost u
Uohgressimai dlssrjcts. who IN aaiit o4 ~
their other powers can arrest person, Who
may attempt to intimidate elections, OF
otherwise unlawfully interfere with the con.
'dact Of elections. Provisian Is made for
fair anafall REGISTRATION splsgal vdfsrssnns.
der prescribed regulations, aud il is made
unlawful forIaoyof che rerypstructed States
feilal sesxeeAsise pall lhixds mud 10 require
.thepre. faysasAt tAarsnf. al. ii DUAL ication
Tor voting at any election ut which members
of Congress shah be Chosen | 1t Declares
the exhbition or use OF, deadly Weapons on
days of registration aud election, for TIE
purpose Of ntimidatiop or violence, 4 crini,
nal oiFenee, punishable By fne and inpfisoh-
ment ut the Discretion 6fths conrt.i fas ~
Representative Smith. of yirginia. mo-
red to strike out the words y RECONSTRUCTED
States. his object being IL destroy the
sectjanaI reference. and u, the bill wastb
he passed 70 make il apphcabtca TO aIl the
States. lie protested aglipst fnther Fedes
ral interference ia the .atfairs Of tho S6uth
Representatives Dawes. Of Massachusetts,
Cobb. Of Kansas. and Williams, Of MtdSi.
gan, agreed in the mpjn, with the gentle.
man from Virginia; but Messrs lawrence
Of Ohio Albright, sof PENNSYLVANIA. and
Lynch .'of Mississippi. toos The opposite
ground. insisting that there was the gfea-l
test need for Federal interference To pr,l'
,ect colored men 10 the exercise II their
rights. ,,a...,, ~
The cane,fs Il vas noe aifoseti.ci EknrbOSi.
Gus. and without action Il sdjonrped until
to- morrow night. = msssf tlsstF
Several members siatsdtlat they though,
their time will BE more prciiraBiy employed
| Friday ,aightiul isteningto Colfaxss lectute
on The Character Of Lincoln u ,I
TAILAHAssEE.:F Eel, 4 /. &c. " Jones
(DemocraD WAS elected United States Sen
ator to-day on The tweny-fpurth ballot,
rhesresaltl was raceiyed, with great demon-
STATIONS Of rejoicing. which would have
been uprqarieus bad not the President used
bis gavel vigorously. Mr. Jones isa law
ysErand stands siRthe front rank Of Lis
profession IN this State. FiuIida sends ~
able md hotsest man 10 represent her ~
terests IN the national councils. -. IN,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

sWAslHxgrox. Reb. ia joint eau.
Gus q Che Ilepnblicap Senators and repre-.
sentatiyes vas bcli Tonight living 10
Misunderstanding the attendance vas small
only one bundled being present. The Joint
COMMITTEES o. the csucuscs " both Houses
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
ave y DcaIan Fsb. iaih.

81 Cores. --RaleigA FEB. Iaib. Tho
market frms and srtiye receipts 20s bales
s,sE nisilings q lt&c stained a. rs.
We ore indebted 70 tie llaIeigk News for
orr Cotton reports.
Wilmington. liiar Cononquie slii.
dlings u ;lpW middlines II. 80 49,.
Norfolk. Is4 Cotton quiet, Niddlipgs
f43.s IHrfE bdi sdis3 All lslia,t
Z FLouH -lRlour Markets. drdI and prices
rule Io8. fplcigb, Feb. 18th. Noa6. "a.
roli6a s5.25TssT.5O. is's s.tes sststsf y
Wheat -IsicAai5ud izat. Nofn4tsnsl
cbpnges, prices ior both He'd ind Willie
ranging between i,f2to re, fs "sT
ProrisiOns. = Richmond T2fh. Western
shoulders ssCsssc, Clear rib sides VIC
elesr III. !. .aIilos VI sso
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
THE NEW TIRIFFDkL,

me We " JdhIFE yDILL.s...
The necessities Of the GvyernpeDt. not
The necessities growing ont u the absolute
exigeucies ofits operation. but 4 Necessity
to GIL the void oeessionej b extravaganza.
BY peeulstiOn, by expenditures made 10
disturb The peace Of tho country and per.
Petuate military rule Or party ssceBdansy.
have called fdr anew lrry u dotits, i Aew
imposition y taxes. Tie burden n u.saI
fails upon those leasl able u bear il. and
upon those Interests slresdy borne downby
. load 81 eraotion. Our special Industry
is singled out for additional imposition.
TObsecOis taxed u cents per pound 10.
stead d 20 Is before. Distilled spirits i
taxed 100 pey gallon. when below proof
50 cents per gallon. sugars have duty
~ IS per cent ID sddifion 10 tlie duties II.
ready levied. Tea and Coffee are nSt nep.
iiODsd 10 tie text d ths iii before u. 10.
as they base been prominently psmsd as
subjects Ofrsveeoc. L !. probsble that the
text We have Is nos complete.
a. regards tobacco, We share ne sbpre.a
bcnsions ~ Che Cincinnati board offrsdS
that Tie tax will u Injurious u al branch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

Q. r. Thomas was the Ouly North Caro-.
Ina Congressman whs voted Cor the adop.
licn cfsls Civil Rights Bill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17
FOR SALE

a5fFHasfH5ss IN -
IrnAT valuable ffasf ~ f.ANl1h4 49,
il inxf@fN esHffhe hsneI 1Iln uka ~.
ritisisersI hasd- asea pakr fs,lhswsgi Sf:s<
"a -lliiFhyros knnnn a. he lfrufy II
wilhsts poor Isaee. tDDsamIlig jhe zS-<s<~
huhdfad auHNlxgy aeres msfe ~ I,a4o eaittlsa
lpsDH thc rFenslsslania gwsa ,lssjhDg bassAs.,
cOptaiulng pHf fnonis sllfi teuaI1 ieisr u
There Y 4 snFllI bfthafd ~ cxtrIlt w fs4IVf.
md TIE fFif ~ The plaec o. sosr b. sdlelg ssss
Anee yyfD1s 60 ls954 tsra. =. 4 a5s eflss
fherc arr Two springs neW The house ~ excl.
lent WATER. ahe uftlfn feIsisrk al,ly fa,ss,,,s. s.
There are aholit seven srres ~ Meailog Lanl
wblsii can l'e iHisatd ~ both ides feg ~ whole
TIER Issshnielenes 70 ..fDe waosl sn.l sI.aber
sof tie neecssVt .irialIr o. ieBcss api buldlne.
.HsYBE Trims W SALks 80
One asow@a aeIk,p. uae l,E r,sb. Ialanse
Y YPe apd Two year. ~ - rt,eftsd uiftli ~
! ytfehasrsnr. aIsitrd isirkH Che, premIpts.
sHdl % Apply a uarlHen aud GfaElll, E.ar.s
fOr Iufilef inlurnaiIib. VI W y n 81
~. -. - awiDLlAM sTRuDwIcK.
Jan. I'D. ~ 3 eeaea hna ,i1fisss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-17

- DANvf,LE.Vs,a. Feb. 10Th.
RePorted - :. II : Holland Co., Re-
ceiP's light aud market YER. active. y
l.Hgs, Very common t34iS. G0s,s 1000,
= Good .r1sliag 1000 10 I20O
I" common bright, ~ l5.Otto goo
fancy Smoker, 2j,D0to 4U 90
Leaf, eonumonTcd bas sfojlle1 10 400
good .gflgsaib 100 l2.0Vto .i.g0
Wrappstr. Medium D. eA751B0 70 Sl,0L
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whole Tickets sSO Halves SO. Tenth, or each
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The Civil Rights Bin in the
House.
,ust., ,,,L.N " TrihnnAl


IspScIal to the y. y, Tribunal
WAsH1NgToN, Monday, Jan, n, 1875,
Tie Republicans in the House maS DO
divided into three ClaSsel in refeFshce to
their views Of the Civil Rights bllls First
those who favor the senatebill now on the
Speakers table; second, those WhoWould
like to pass modified or grazeedr bill, to
use Gen, Hawley's expression, including
only the provisions respecting inns and
public conveyances; and third, those who
think the party has gons Tar enough in il
legislation TO protect the negro, and
would like TO sse the Senate bill and all
other civil rights bills smothered. As to
motives, the frat class may be divided
into sincefe Northern theorists, who be-
lieve that the General Government ought
to extend 4 protecting hand over the
negro in all bis political, educational and
social relations equally sincere cOlored
members who want to lean upon the
strong arm Of the United States on all
OCCASIONS and carpet-baggers, who SEQ IL
the bill a new opening for marrying
Southern whites by United States Mar
shals and United States soldiers, into
submission to their rapaeious rule, Al
to final action, in case the bill on the table
comes to a direct vote, nearly all Of the
second class will suppoFtit, believing thai
the party ought to present an undivided
front upon so important a question
Many ofthe third class will do the same
and few Of tho most independent can b
expected to vote "No," in case the bill Il
pressed as q party measure.
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ELEcTINo A BIsuoP.-The election Of a
Bishop in the Episcopal Church nova.
days seems to insure two facts-frst that
there will be a sharp contest; and second,
that the Rev. DR., De Kovcn will be can.
didatc. The new diocese Of Fond du Lac,
created out Of a part Of the Diocese Of
Wisconsin, held It's first convention on
the Sth instant, and only succeeded in
electing u Bishop after an all-day struggle
and the taking of fourteen ballots. DR..
De Koven was evidently tho favorite Of
the clergy, and received majority OF
their votes on several ballots, Rev. Dr.
Us. B. Hodges came next highest, but ut
no time received n majority, The lay
delegates twice cast a majority vote for
Rev DR.. ". p; Tenbrorck, but would not
be brought to accept De KOven. Finally
Rev. Leighton Coleman, Of Toledo, Ohio,
was accepted as a compromise candidate,
and elected by the unanimous vote Of
both orders, The BishOp-elect Is a son
of the Rev. DR.. John Coleman, who was
for many years rector Of Trinity Church,
Philadelphia,
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washington Correspondent Of The Boston rOat)
An extra session Of Congress or the
immediate organization Of the new Con.
gress on the 4th Of March seems inevita-
bic as things nowappear, and the reasons
therefor multiply daily. Less than
eight weeks now remainin which TO trans.
act the business that Is absolutely necessa-
~, aside from the other measures that
are certain to be brought in antagonism,
and which will pfeeipitate long and excit.
ing debates. The House has passed ohlp
four Of the appropriation bills, they being
the simplest Of the whole lot, while the
Senate has only passed one Of those sent
from the Houa. Delays Of all sorts, some
planned and others unforeseen, have and
will continue TO occtir, and unless there
10 an understanding arrived ut very soon
TO the effect that the new Congress will
meet Immediately after the expiration Of
thiS one, either In regtilaror extra session,
there will be such rush and confusion
in the last days Of this session as was nev.
or before witnessed. The democrats are
generally favorable 10 the organization
Of the new Congress on the 4th Of March.
II Is In their power to force that Organlsa-
ton or an extra session by preventing the
passage Oiimportant appropriation bills
BY this Congress, thus rendering an
early session Of the new Congress impefa.
lively necessary 10 have money dppfO.
pfiAtcd with Which 10 run the govern.
menl during the fiscal year subsequent to
the Both Of next June. One Of the atgu.
ments In favor Of this course Is that the
new Congress, with itS democratic House
and increased membership In the Senate,
ought to be here to look after such mat
tefs Of legislation as will then be present
ed for immediate action, BeaideS, the
presence Of Congress, II IL thought,
would be a wholesome check upon the
other branches oithe government. Other.
wise there would be nine months .vaca-
ton in which they say a further chance
to do mischief and commit more outragcs
would Be afforded the administration,
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MAKE HASTE SLOwLY.-lt il not at all
wholesome 10 boin hurry, LoconO.
tiyes have been reported 10 have moved
mile In u minute for short distances.
But locomotives have often come to grief
by such great rapldity. MultiIudes In
their haste to get rich are ruined every
year. The men who do everything
maturely, slowly, deliberately, are the
men who oftenest succeed In life. People
who are habitually III hurry, generally
have TO do things twice over. The tor
toisc beat the hare at last. Slow men
seldom knock their brains out against q
post. Foot races are injurious to health,
Us are all forms OF competitive cxerise;
steady labor In tile field Is the best gymna.
stun In tho world. Either labor or exercise
carried 10 exhaustion or prostratlon, or
even to great tlredneSS, expressed by flag.
Red out, " always does more harm than the
previous exercise has done good. All
running up stairs, running to catch up
with ierry.boat, are extremely injurious
to every age and sex, and conlition Of life,
Il ought 10 be the most pressing necessity
which should induce persons over fifty to
run twenty wards. Those live longest
who are diliberative, whose actions are
measured, who neverembark in an enter.
prise without sleeping uver IL" and per-
form all the every day acts of life
with calmness. Qunkers are proverbial
ly calm, quiet people, and QuakerS are
q thrifty folk tic world over.