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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Marlborough Recorder,
PUBLISHED BY d. HEARTT,

PUBLISHED BN d. HEARTH.
SINCE the enlargement of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made to the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged to hope tina,
he was about TO receive such an amount Of
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his arduous and unceasing lsbors.
but enable him further to improve the sp-
pearance and add to the usefulness of his
paper. But to realize this hope. the active
assistance of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the justice Of
the cause and the soundness of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neither
wavered nor faltered, even in the darkest
hour. He believes that the entire Wing
party are actuated by the same purity Of
motive, and in their determination TO pre-
serve undlminished their high privileges,
are animated by a zeal not less fervent
than his own. The rich legacy which,
was won for Us by the active hands and
strong arms Of the Wings Of The Revolu.
ton, the Wings of the present day know
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Of principle and feeling is calculated to
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Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
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by assisting in the extension Of the cir
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Those of his fellow citizens who diff.
fer with the Editor on some of the ques.
tons Of general policy, are assured that in
the discussion oil all political subjects, he
will endeavor so to constrain himself as
"Nothing TO extenuate.
Nor set down aught in malice"
but in truth and snLerness to do justice
to all parties. A large PARTON of the CO.
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entertaining Srisn1,"re ans Of domestic and
Foreign intelligence; aad amid this varie-
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are : aheretofore-two JoIl ,%s s meI
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Jdy
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MORE THAN A MATCH FOR A
ROBRER.


"ln Persian apologue. The lesson and
benefit Of sineeriiy are bssBlifally taught.
A mother. in giving her son forty pieces
Of money as his portion. made him swear
never 10 isil Q lie. and said. Go my son.
i ennsign thee 10 God. and we shall mol
NEE: again Gill The day Of judgmsnl.'-
The youth went away, and the party he
travelled with vas assaulted by robbers.
One fellow asked what he had got, and
be said forty dinsrs are sswsd in my gar.
menl. He laughed. thinking he jesled.
Another asked the same question and got
ihe same answer. Allssl the chief cane.
and asked him, and he said. 81 have told
two OF your people already that have
forty dlnars sswed up in my elolhes."-
lie ordered Ihe clothes 10 be rips open,
and lOund the money. "And how came
you 10 tell Ihis!" Because" The child
replied, 81 would not be false 20 nv mo.
ther. to whom have promised never 10
tell . lis." " Child" said the robber.
''srI thou so mindful Of thy duty 90 Inv
mother. al Thy years. and sm I insen-
slole az my age Of the duty | owe 10
my Godl Give me thy hand that I NAV
swear repentance on H." He did so;
his followers we're al struck with The
scene. "You have been our leader in |
guilt" said they 10 The chief. "be the
same in the path Of virtues" and they
instantly made restitution Of spoils, and
vowed repentance on the hand"
DR.. Bsyrage.
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POLITICAL DUTIES.

Among the best people, there are
some who, through DISCUS. with the Vi
olence Of parties, Withdraw themselve.
from all political action. Such, [ con-
ceive, do wrong. God has placed them
in the relations. and imposed on them
the duties OF citizens; and they are no
more aushorized,o shrink from these du-
ties. than from those of sons, husbands,
or fathers.
There is. undoubtedly, much 10 the
conduct Of political parties, tha, is cal.
cula,sd TO DISCUS. pers.qs Of refined sen.
sibility. No parties are cree from This
reproach. Every man musNba,e Eel, il.
Bu,. i, forms no cor, of excle for The
neglect Of political duties. All 'b|yhole.
some observancss Of society are sis,,ed
and pros,i.u,ed 70 vile purposes, and 81
no man thinks Of sbolishing Them. They
mus, be upheld, and is 10 the duty o
every good man 10 render them pure
and higher standards Of moral and socIa
conduc, and feeling. II all good men re
fuse 10 participate in efforts 70 reform SO
eiety because those efforts are sometime
vain, society Gill soon 60 down. SO
,he control Of our political affairs. n
man should abandon his own peculiar d.
" through DISCUS, at the mode in whlc
hi, neighbors discharge theirs, lie
ery wise, intelligent and good man
.hs country were 10 fail to Par,iclpa
in the elections, and to endessor 70 q
rect, guide and correct public opln,o
how soon would our condition be IN
ni,ely more deplorable Than it is. III
whole OF our institutions would be su
rendered. into the hands OF those who
both TOO weak and too wicked 10 ADM
lister them without bringing the whole
brio 10 wreck. II The virluous unite, III
can check, at least. If they cannot ov,
rule the evil disposed and ignorant. j
ship Of state must be indebted al last,
the privilege Of staining safe harbol
to those who know hoO to navigate
amid the sunken rocks and in the da
ness Of midnight DR.. Claiming
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life and manners than any oGher city
presents. in The samneI ne are a..
dullesL The monolony Of exislene.
caused By The very general absences. /.
only varied By the fever and The exciting
scenes Il creates. We proceed 10 menliaT
one. The relation Of which caused chill
through our hearts. and struck lhs
" electric chain" by which we ar,
strongly bnund. II surely must have
thrilled The heart Of The bshoIder with
sudden horror.
Dr. Lambert. an excellent 90 well az an
eminent French Physicisn in this city,
relates that during his frequent rides
through the different streets. his attention
had almost always been sIlraeied as be
passed house where poor family lived.
The family consisted OF . man and his
wife. both rather young. and the latter
good looking. with lIllle infant smiling
IN beauty. and about ten months old.
He was led 10 notice them frnm The
appearance Of content that lived there, and
their being frequently on the banque,in
before the house. AfIer The fever sew HI
he siill saw them for some days. hem ID
40 usual. but 81 length he /" miyh;s he Q
rom the accustomed place. = ne third l.
It'd for two days. until Manned his y
ceiling uneasy for them. A~,,DDed =, :
gig before The house. slist a. silence was a
he door. No one snsusb,d ooen ,bs :,
~ ? we HL mansion ,,o here lay the husband :
'"%' . sIa asn '. .aor-bo,h dead Of the
' .u. we On ,nsiOrmer dseaying. The
. h;,a al. anu ~. and with i,s lillls arms
,"".I = lead mothers neck, saiDly o
'r;n sigraw The sustaining fluid from 2
t.b 4. DR.. l.. says tina, familiar as !,
!" With scenes Of death, nothing before
ever shocked his feelings 10 half the C
tent. With a praiseworihy beneyo- c
ice he has taken measures 10 have the
Tanl projected. Such is ." life in New I
leans" NsW; Orleans Times. d
" Please Exchange" as the Printer !: :
id,when he.otfered bis heart to beau -
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Attentions!
HEAD QUARTERS,


N. C. July 10Th, 1889.
To the officers Of The Srth Brigade Oi
North Carolina Militia.
W0U are hereby commanded 10 attend al
- your usual parade grounds, with your re.
spective commands. armed and tquipp,i as
the law directs, for parade and review, with
six rounds Of powder, on the following days,
to wit:
The seth Regiment on the 18th Of Sept,
The 55th Regiment on the 10Th Of Sept.
The 94.h Regimen, on the 2lst Of Sept.
The 45lh Regiment on the 24,h Of Sept,
The 47th Regiment on the 26lh OF Sept
The Ash Regiment on the 2slh Of Sep,
The 49'h Regiment on the LIST Of Oct
BY order Of
BENJAMIN TRoLINGER,
Brigadisr General.
AUSTIN WHIrsITT, aidecamp.
July IL. 20
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Mattresses,

EITHER Double or Single, made 10
order-an article Of great coHis,~.
sither in summer or winter. OrdeIs left
a. the Office Of the HllIsborcugh Recor-
der will be duly attended 10.
July "a. So
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IN business. -

Subscribers have established them.
oil me an Wilmington for the trsnsattios
puo,'c pa',usiness, and solicit q share Of
10 me ouslne Having been accustomed
attention elc'u intending TO devote their
selves 70 give $50 it, they pledge them
patronlze mem man to those vho map
sdpices Of arrival and snpromn, and sarly
and those who supply thcSt of chair coods
ries from Wilmington, will bees ri,h (;roce
Of arrivals, sndthe state Of theSlsrly advised
attention will also be given TO thet. sire
duce, Lumber. Timber. &c. Ne Of pro
M'GlRY & MsTAGG
WilmsAgtss, sny 20. 1899. r.
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Notice.

yRHE subscribers having qualiksd q The An.
- gust term Of Orange Court 81 Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, as executors 70 the last viii
and testament Of ANDREW M'cAULEf, lr.
decd. request al persons indebted 10 sad es-
tate 20 make immediate payment; and those
having claims gill present them. properly au-
theniiesied, within the time prescribed By law.
or this notice will be plead il bar Of Their re-
c0veFy.
JOHNSTON M.CAULEY.2 r.
JOHN NOBLE,
August 9s. e5-3wp
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=. Wonders, &c. &c. &c.
will be pily newspaper, Brother Jonathan
any o,her;sd to present attractions beyond
tie comes,N,
News from ell herald Of noisy world.
The earIies, iu,eias numbering at his back"
nc. and the latesiNee. foreign aud domes.
world, will be prompttslties in The literary
,if;ca,ion OF the reader wed up for the gra.
,P Strictly neutral in
tain nothing in favor Of or aus, il will con.
and will as sedulously avoid az any party,
troyersies which sRItate the religf The con-
| nity. Strict morality, virtue, tempeommu-
dus,ry, good order, beneyolence. anose, 10
ness 10 our fellow men, will be advocatesul-
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No pains will be spared on HE par, TO please
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and the publicl generally. ere respectfully so.
cited 10 give him call. I, 10 not his dispo.
sition 10 measure words Of promise, or TO cut
ont ideas TO please the fancy bU. the plain
thread Of his advertisement presents the habi-
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letter.
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oIiiSs, .nu two doors above the Farmers Ho.
tel.
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ded 20.
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MOffat's Life Pills,
PHGNIy BITTERS.

THE universal estima.
tion in which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PhGNlX
BlTTERS are held, is salts
faetoriIy demonstrated BY
the increasing demand foI
them in every state and sec
t;on ofthe Union. and by the
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LIFE IN NEW ORLEANS.
fin winter We are the gayes. people
on she sentiment, with more variety Of
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Fashionable Tailoring.
NEw:SPRING a. SUM MI e
D 4 SEI o NSo


Wy0ULD respectfully return thanks to the
" generous public who have heretofore "a
yored him with their customi and informs
them that he has just received the latest and
most approved Spring and Summer Fashions,
and is we'll prepared TO execute work in his
h. q.
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Attention /!

ATTENTION TOWN COMPANY.
You are hereby eommsndsd 10 attend
i al The court house in Hillsborouah.
on Saturday the 2lst Of September. 81 II
o'clock. for The purpose Of drill muster
and court martial.
W. C. CHRISTMAS. Captain.
August IA. SIS
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a FEW regular BoaTders can be aecommo.
Ga dated by the subscriber, al the old stand
Of John radds deceased.
Persons desiring il can also be aecommoda.
ted during Court week
THOMAS d. GRAIN.
February IS. So
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UA Camp Meeting 81 Goa
mence q Cedar Grove Meefing Hnuzs.
eight miles norh Of Hillsbnrough. On Pm
day the 18Th Of September nrrt Preach
ers and people are respectfully invited %
attend. ROBERT c. MAYNARD.
ABgost 81. 81
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"Plssse Exchange" as the Printer
ssid.when he.OHsred his hear. to beau
.iful girl.
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.


Richard 0 Prichard, Retumable 10 the Nav
VS. alias Fl ia term. 1899.
Galloway & Richardson.
nY virtue of the above stated aims
~ fire facias to me directed from the
Hon. United States Circuit Court for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, l will
expose to public sale for cash, before the
court house door Of Holmes county on the
third Monday, the 22d day Of April next,
all the right, title and interest the said de.
PENDANTS have in or to the following de.
scrlbed property, to wit: lot No 7, living
and being in the town Of Tchula, with the
improvements thereon, and the n " a y
sec 5, :nshp Is, range l e. Also the n 9
q Of sec 5, tnshp Is, range e. Also the
s e q Of sec 5, tnshp Is, range lead.
joining the town Of Tchula: levied on as
the property of Galloway g. Richardson,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
Fl. ia. and costs.
WIN. M. GWlN, Marshal.
BY P. NJ. FERCERSON, d. M.
March 8 l70Flds Pn'ts fee Sl2
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23

TThc following sale is postponed ird
the 18th Of March, to the LIST Of April.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
VS.. venditlo exponas Retarnable 10 May ter
Cornelius snss,;s. Lane and 1882
Thomas & Adams,
sA .a,s,i s.ne and 1882
MpY virtue Of the above stated exec
No tons to me directed, from the He
Circuit Court Of the United States for 4
southern district of The state Of Mississippi
| will expose to public sale for cash, belc
the court house door Of Holmes count
in the towno Of Lexington, on the third Nc
day, the 18th day Of March next, all 4
right title and interest Of said defendant
to or in the following described propert
to wit: lots Nor 90, sc, 81, Sc, 50, 80, T!
and also Nos. 4Onnd 40, on which the
is house; all Of which lots lying and |
ing in the town Of Tcula, Holmes count
levied on as the property of John F. era
ford defendant, to satisfy The above stat
executions and costs.
WIN. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. M. FERGUSON, Dp,'y.
Jan Is, 1889. lO---tds Fee $ls
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
SERMON BY A COLORED LADY.

SERMON BY A COLORED LADY.
Miss Lee, the colored rival Of Fanny
Wright, 10 whose lectures in Philadelphia
we alluded day or two since, is now, it
seems, in New York. She delivered a
lecture there the other night, we presume
something in this wise:
My bredren and sistaen-Lghts Of the
stagei spirits OBJ darkness made darker on
account of OBJ color genuses OBJ univesal
'mancipashun! dar you ar! In dis distem-
pile have you have 'selnbled to hear de i'm.
practical piety Of my lub; to listen to de
great lectur dat I'm gwoin' to glib on de
gross subjec OBJ malgatien--ub 7malgama-
ton, / say, all round, I'm tank dat colored
gemman not to boiler so loud, kase de la.
dies way dar in dat fur cornah cant
hear me 'stinctly.) In gibin you my pin
ions on dis all absorbin and disorganisin
topic l doesn't wish to suit any OBJ your
principles or fend any OBJ your prGudices-
dat l doesn't; ] merely wants to hab you
arrive at de Jale OBJ truf. Now niggas--
now my deah frens, hope youis'nt gwoin
for git mad when tells you dar is many
heah what will neba reach the jale oh truf.
Oars no such thing. sMemba niggas, its
strate but might narrer rode that leads to
truf, and up hill all de way. Now how
you handy leg'd and crooked niggas, how
you spec 10 git up! You cant do dat.
sSpose you git up half way, and your feet
slip, whar is you den? You's down, kase
dere's no pose and rail fence. And you
fat niggas, what chance you hab! You
needn't tempt il, heder, kase you cant
squeeze froo. So, tink its perfectly clar
dar's no chance for none cept slim, straight
niggas, like Massa Gaarrissn, and l, and
Massa Tappan and de like to get froo.
But to ssplain in de best mamma de SUBJ
iect and my disabilities will allow. Ikno
dat hab de prejudices OBJ de whole cibi.
Used and sensible world agin me, and it
stands 10 reason dat Ishould. know dat
hab a most outrageous undertaken and
one dat is oppose by all who has reason and
sense on dar side. Oars de habits OBJ ed
quation, de organizashun OBJ society, de
universal system OBJ belief and cherry ting
else again me, but den I'm histed up to
fresh desertion by what has to encounter
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23

II sooye myself wild de consolashun dat
I'll meet de enemy and iii be his. Not
widstandin many slider me hysteric and
tnk that rse tryin 10 Underline and blow
de orthodox system, still de benefit OBJ sci
ence, dc lub OBJ de declaration of our in
dependence, and de universal 'mansipashun
from the chains ofignorance and de foolish
disquisition OBJ our best friends demand dat
my system should be seminated through
out de terresquial globe. And oh! my
learners, may dc light OBJ dis great truth
beam down upon you and melt your pre-
concerted notion OBJ iings; till dc gent OBJ
intelligence is triumphant! dc adversary
is lebellcd wild dc dust, and de star OBJ Glib
ilization is IN de scendant!
leone now, niggas, to pint Use been
amin at eber since begun dis discourse,
and dat is de end. Alore you clar de
church ] wants TO tell de he Diggas who
hobcr round while de serbice is gown on
not to stan roun dc door, like white iolks,and
grin at de sisters wen dey come out. Wat
dey dar for? l raider spec some of you
gals is lookin at EN- wild eyes OBJ lub, da,s
wat does. Now 'twont do. 'Twont do
for he niggas to stan round de door while
de lectures gwoin on awatin for de gals to
come out, and wen dey do come bone up
to them and go off wild EN- nobody knows
whar. Dis ting is GROWN and GROWN and
prewades among all ofyou. DE oder night,
end sorry is ] to say it, saw Massa Tap
pan in very spicious circumstances 1
suppose you'd like to know how ! came to
be in de way TO know any ting about it,
Well can splain dat to your dissatis-
faction at some oder opportunity.-Rcay-
une.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Downer & Co, Smith g. Wright
VS. & ia VS. alias f IN
Barret&Tay lor&sec'rts. Banett&Taylor&sec't
Nevins, Townsend&Co. All reiurnable to The
ys q "a May term, 1899.
Rf virtue Of the above stated fire
~ facias to me directed from the Hon.
United States Circuit Court for The South
ern District Of Mississippi, l will expose
to public sale for cash. before the court
house door Of Holmes county on the first
Monday, the 9Th day Of May next, all The
right, title and interest the said defendants
may have in or to the following described
property, 10 wit: part OF the W h Of sv
q of sec 20, tnshp IA, range 3 east, con-
tanning 10 acres and 90 and Al perches
laid off in lots numbered from one to ten.
more or less, lying Immediately south q
the centre Of the town Of Franklin, and On
the east side Of the Boles ferry road. lns
land is in very desirable situation la'
private residences. Also, lots Nos AVE
% and part Of No l, in the town Of Franz
lin, upon which there is fine dwelling
house and out houses and excellent wen
Of water. Also lots Nos 16, 100 and Jul,
in the town Of Franklin, lying on then0l''
side Of Washington street, and nearly o.
posite the Franklin Inn. Also a nesl'
named Fanny, aged 35 years, first raw
house servant; levied on as the properly
OF the above named defendants, and W"
be sold TO satisfy the above stated D."
and costs.
VIM. M. GWIN, Marshal.
BY p. M. FERGERSON, d. N.
March l7u-.tds PITS fec SW
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1839-03-23
SHERIFF.S SALE.

J II & I Rawlings &Co WO IIcrington, use,t
VS. 4 fl on bond, vs. Fl ia on bond,
VIM Sorrels, ct al. VIM Sorrels, ct al.
James Coleman Rcturnable to Holm,
VS. f IA on bond, Circuit Court, to Apr
VIM Sorels, c. al. term, 1889.
ND Y virtue Of the above stated cases I
nd frie facias to me directed, shall 0
fer to the highest bidder for cash befol
the court house door Of Holmes count,
90 the first Monday Of April next, Il
following described tract of land, to wi
the W h Of ne q Of sec. 4tnshp l5 range
o, containing so acres more or less, leyit
on as the property of VIM. Sorrels, to sa.
isfy plaintiffs debt and costs OF suits.
w. PlCKINS, Sheriff,
By Wm. STIGLER, Deputy.
March 2, l6-tds