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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

f'@ss 80 ~ tus uctoic ouf
readers Ibis morning The following intel
l'gence. embracing al The returns receis.
ed an The Presidential Elselion. Twill
be seen Iha, Maine. Rhode Island. Con.
nee'icui. Ohio, PennsyIrania and Mary
land have gone Tor Harrison; and il Is
probable that New Ya,k. New Jersey
and Virginia have done The sane. While
New Hampshire 10 he only slsls known
10 have gone Cor Van Buren,.
CONNECTICUT.
in this state full returns have b-en re-
eeired, ilaIrisOn's majority i 6373-
being Wing gain since April Of lsri.
RHODE ISLAND.
In this stale the v higs have . MAORI,
" in every county. The whole number
Of votes were
For Harrison. 5l57
For Van Buren,. 3lsl
Ilarrison's NJ .ioriiy. 1875
-Four years ago Rhode Island voted for
Van Buren,.
MARYLAND.
In Maryland, ilarrison's majority is
473i. being an increase Of 1917 since the
last presidential election.
VIRGINIA.
Sixty eight counties have been heard
fr"m, in which the majari.ies in the az
grega's are
For Harrison, 1860
For Van Buren,. 1908
So Gar. therefore. Harrison 10 lO2l
ahead. The vote in this state will pro.
baby be very close. but tho Wings ap
pear confident Of carrying the state.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Key S.nne state, il appears, has
also gone for Haui.on. Returns sup.
posed to be correct gre him majority
of s65.
ONO.
At the late election for Governor in
Ohio. corwin, the Wing. received ma
joriiy Of 1900 votes; but the returns
for electors show that Ilarrison's popu-
The above was issued in an extra on
The ColIowing intellisence. which confirm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12

TT appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
- that the defendant in this case 10 moi IN
inhsbitant Of this state, II is ordered that pub.
location be made in the iliIlsborough Recorder.
for the space Of five weeks successfully, for
him 10 appear at the next term &c this CouIt,
to be held for The county Of Person, at the
Court House in Roxborough, IN the Third Mon.
day in December n.St, then and there 10 re-.
plevy and plead TO the said suit, otherwise
Judgment by default will be rendered seainst
him, aud the case heard e< Parie. witress.
Charles Mason. Clerk Of said Court. at office,
the third Monday OF September, 1870.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 so. 47-sv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
From the Raleigh Register Extra.

Twenty counties To hear IRON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-12
$50 Electoral Votes!!!

lariiy in his Own state i even greater
Than IOrwia's. Oh Tips majority in
Ohio viii not be less Than 10000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
ADAW and EVE-iR fiCO scenes,
Temptation and Expulsion.
by r.. q GALE.

rH'HESE eslrbrned paintings, which have drawn
Il efowds II gentlemen aud ladies', wherever il,eS
have been exhibited, will be exhibited IN this place
the 2Oth % nsl. aud will remain btie several
DAYS.
The subjecl is one rcpete with interest. aud has
furnished 10 The historian, the pct, The preacher,
and The painter, 'ich ihrme for their powers. The
high aud holy estate III our parenls--the hallo"ed
tranquility that reiencd IN Eden. broken only by
The lguu lapse 81 mutmuiIng sirenuIs. or The har
moninus HYMNS It nalnics chuiislets.-ille bcauii-
lul bpis-the dorilr animals Illal played around
thru footsteps as The "Iofd al the fowl aud the
brute" wa ed ann aud ARA with the lovely Eve
Like Proserp'ne, gafhtfing 1oeers
"lleisrlI lhe far, ST.
This rs a theme uponwhieh The mag nation IN CHI
feast iorrver without s'urty, nod the iancy pourrs
without growlng weary. We have l"oecd upon
this plCture--bnr now look upon thie;fhe hopes ~
the mort--the happiness oi man--thr peace oI Eden,
are dsstroyrd,-Ie fallen sp rI,s Of the damned hi
umph with helsh JOY
La the picture before us the artist has very hap
ply arranged his snbJ'c' and the tHect IL ~ once
perceived and pp.eeled.
June 10 lsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
REWARD ron RUNAWAY.

~ E6kO MAN, SAM. ,anasa, from me u few
Y weeks sincr aud nm mclncj Ia ihink he IL
making his way iot the State OF Ohio. For hs
delivery ~ nr, for his being seemed j,, hat
Ct him, viii give reward Of $50, II lac be- take
within 80 miles of bynchhn,r; Il he be taken ovrr
that distance, and within the State vii give $40,
n taken out OF tins State | viii give 500. Ills
complexion Is black, is age about - ,sa,s he Is
considerably knock .knerj, his tees tuning vety
much oui; he ~ ratber over the common 81 he
Is unusually intelligent Tor one IN h conduioni his
clonine is not recolrcled except hat he bad on /,
blue jr,ns coat. My address il. Conco'd. Camp
bell county, VI. BENJAMIN HUNTER.
o. Tho Charleston, tkntwli) papers will
please tnsctl The above weekly lhrrr week and
forward It's account 10 ms Ollce lu, COLLECTION.
June ~ 3y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

Mr. RircS IN Grcene.-Mr. Rives addressed the
people of Greene county on the llth inst. We
learn. from the Charlottesville Advocate. that "Ex-
Ira Billy was present, staggering as is his won't and
threatening utter humiliation 10 Mr.. Rnes. The
Advocate add:
Some d'fculty,it appears occurred early in the day
10 the time and order OF speaking In The al
tempt which was made To scte this matter the sat
isfsciion of all parties Extra is said have cui a
God many trtrd shinrs,& 10 have behaved " h con
siderable rudeness towards Mr.. Il. The parties not
being able 10 effect understanding this mat
ter, Mr.. Il. commenced addressing the people at .
O'Clock, * after having spoken about two hours with
great force and coquence, Extra brcane terror
smitfen Al the evident Impression his Conclusive
gumeut was producing upon the popular mind and
had proclamation made, that he would deliver HIM
sell IN front of the tavern about 100 yards distant
A portion Of The crowd followed him, but the lar
ger half remained aud heard Mr.. X. through. who
concluded about sundo~n, having spoken nearly five
hours. Our informant represents his speech as hav
ing been characterised by extraordinary eloquence
and ability. lie was listened 10 with great attention,
and the saulafy impressions made were palpable 10
all,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

spIcm.isd lot OF Cabinet F.r,;ifure
1T .ggf'TEg.T..
June ie

4
WILL SELL, IN Thursday, the 25fh tf
L june Al nv ware nearly opposite ibe
Frankln II tel, by way oi auction. arge and gen
era assortment OF Cabinet fnruifure. (equaI ia
quality any offered in Ills AIRY oher mar
kfi:) among Which are lhe following articles:
A variety Of Sidebnards, with aud without marble
TOPS.
SlIcboarIs with Clinn Presses,
Matdfobes Of raflous patterns.
LADIES d essipg bureaus with marble tops.
badrs Work Tables, OF Rosewood and y alioga-
ny.
Peer Tables with marble tops,
Secretaries and Boob cases.
Sophas with spupg seats, and most approved pat.
terns.
Rocking Chairs, spring seals, IN elegant article,
Mnhnrauy Bedstcads al superior finish
Pam BUREAUS, Tables aud Candle Stands, 20 or
30 Bcdscad. al con,rnon God and oi various pat.
terms, besides y variety Of OF er aricles'
The above Furniture has all been made under
uy Immediate uprrintcndence. and can conscicn-
uon.ly recommend 1t 10 those who wish TO pur-
chHse. Grnicmen from the country, who may pur-
chase, can depend upon avIng IL securely packed
At u ver, moderate chRter.
Trrms-- Sums under $50 cash. over $50, GO days
cfcdlr. negotiable paper sri tsfaefo,ly endorsed.
Sale conducted BY Payne furner. anelioncers.
A. WINSTON.
June Is ldsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

Caught Mapping --on the 10Th inst Mr.. Bolts offered a
resolution calling The President for information in the case
Lieut. Mason ooe, of the [. 8 Navy tried by eout
martini Pensacola and especially in rela
ton the fact that tr0 negroes were admitted 10 testify u
rains him. and that Mr. Van Bmen, with know ledge of
this fact approved Of the proceedings of the Court The
Foc0s however refused pass the resolution Next
dav however becoming alarmed they adopted the resolution
which was re-infoduced by Mr. Mise. We are curious TO
see the answer the President We suppose however Tint
he who thinks that the vote of free negro IN New YORK
should balance the of white in Virginia cnn see no
reasonable objection the Introduction OF negro testimony
opnnst that .l white men. In that way he sxempfes bis
"Southern fcelings"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
GEN. HAIR RISON.
rs ofhe JTreini;an, dated

To The Editors Of The jre'ntdn -ddted
CoyINGroN, Ky. June B. 1910.
For the last twelve months have frequently seen
Gen Harrison in the streets Of Cincinnati and about
month since had the pleasure oil an InIroducnon'
having net with him accidentally al the lie ubcan
Office whiiber | had been in the habit OF repairing
for the purpose of perusng the pApets pending the
election returns from Old Virginia. by the bye,
ne, nit me TO congratulate you The success with
winch your efforts have been crowned IN giving IA
death blow TO the rrospccs OF the SpoIs pariy--a
least so far as Virginia is concerned. Ihe enemies
Of The old General represent him. you ate aware, as
Leine very in6rm both in mind aud body. Now u
they honestly think so, | beg leave 10 amer WI"
tLcm in opinon met with him when Gen. La
iayetfe visited Cincinnati, some years aeo-On III 81
occasion stood near. and heard Gen. HarrIs'hs
address to that venefatcd FIenchman lis voice Is
AS strong and distinct now 1t was then; nor can
perceive that his step less elastic, or that BIS oo
plexiun is less indicative ii good healh. lndetu'
agree with Mr.. Brooks, t@ho has written nlghy
graphic AID interesting description Of "old Homes
iy'' al h0,ue surrounded BY his family ahu menus
which YOU have doubtless fedd.) that lie is I'm ihe
vlgor ut IA ripe ol age"
The old General. as you VIII nave seen by Tue
time this reaches YOU, took the Stage re" ndys
since in company with Col. Told aud others OF MS
old comrades in arms, 10 witness once more the
scenes of their tolls aud their sacrifices IN behai Oh
their county. The anniversary celebration oil the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
NEW AND CHEAP EsrAHIISII NENT
Ladies' and Gcnucmcn'sF nshiona-
bic Root and Shoe store,

'E'ilE Subscribers respectfully informs the Ladies'
4 and Geallemen of Lynehbug aud ns vicinity
that they havs taken the store formerly occupied by
Cds~ell Poe, IN the square above the Market h"usr,
lmmcdnlciy opposite Messrs. VIM. NJ. DAVIS X
Co. iar The purpose of carrying ON the Boot and
Shoe busi ess ~ all II various branches.
Then Goods ARE hom the best Factories, and
made /" otder. They aic determined TO sell 10 sn,l
the hand times. They solicit call from The Ladies'
aud Gcnlrmen OF tins place aud ycniy hei9te
purchasing elsewhere, Rs they intend 10 sell sucl
bargains rs viii MAKE II their interest Ia do
CHARLES ". BLANlON X Co.
N. B.-We also inte ID keeping iabd II Is
OF various qualities, which viii sell NJ reduced
puccs. c. w b. X CO.
June IL 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
Valuable Real Estate for safe.


DURSUANf 10 the provisions oftwo deeds Of
rusl=-onc dlted thu lollfday OF May. 1888,
aud the "ther The 81 h ia, ol March. 1880. and
both duly recorded ~ the Clerks Ofife of The flus-
I'ngs conri OF the lawn al Lyncliburg-- Ia
the BY Albeit NJ. q am ioi certain purposes mem
toned III thrm shall proceed 10 sell al the prcmi-
ses. IN The 80 h instant. House and Lot, IN tho
town oi Lyncltbprg. This lot runs S25 feet on
Thtd Street and 1872 feet on sixth alley and con-
'h'ns one qhhticf utaan nrte al ground. The dwell
ing - al buck. IS conmodloue e,,d j.. son.i
IN sh nuns is desirable property.
Trrms.-I shall require eighteen hundred dollars
IN cash. Ga the balance credit Of IL months
will he gwen. the purchaser securing the payment
by t,tR "a the property, OF III some other salts
factory way.
The lille to This properly isno doubt unquesiion
able but shall convey such title only vested
IN ne trustee under said deed.
IL b. TO NbEY, Trustee.
=. S.-On this 1T there Is good Office, tho
whole o' Is IN ood repair. Il, b. L.
June II l30Je.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

fat.iag ol tie siege oi old Furl Ie,.S b, MN Who
there. in "those peilaus days thai ttirri meu-
souls" aiildouhdless excite within her breasts min
gled sensations Of pleasure and pain. To sec. too,
The soldier fclsenty grasp the hand ot his
venerable aud brave mnaudcr the occasion. will
enlist the syn paihes and cause the tears In roll
Down the cheeks even of those who would plnck u
leai hom the laurel whith deeofates the lIero's
brow.
About week since took steamboat excursion
down The Ohio. Ia be present ut political meeting
where several hundred pfisrrs were pr, sent. IN
the afternoon, Gen. HARRISON psssr by botl, un
his way from Cincinnati In Noth Il nd. but he did
not land although the baa stopped to lake in pas.
Sengers. \ stranger slnoh BY inc an the hauk nllhe
river, who etqrtred ol the II knew whether en-,
II. US on boafd. poiotcd hun out. "Louk,"
said |, "at the gentleman engaged apparent, IN
earnest conversation with lad, Standing On the u.
per dcck-lhal - the old General | asked hun II
he knew the General. YES, sif, sud he, Il vas
with him IN every battle et the Northwestern army,
except thai ot Tlppseauoe." lie said he came oul
win the fenns, wanna noors. | Told him had
heafG u fef,Mhed thlt Gen Harrison was coward,
az asked hun II he regarded HIM. lie raiscd
his arm IN an emphatic manner, aud said, "Grn.
arrlspn lseveiy thing his neuds have sad Of hlsn.
Politics hefeahonts an engtossing theme with
men. women aud children. Songs ehaunted ~
long the streets either side oil the Quo iiyrt IN
honor oi Old TIP. | hear OF changes daily ia ONO
IN ms favor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
l0,I39
NETT HARRIsoN GAIN,

NETT HARRIsoN GAIN, lo,l39
In the estimates formerly published in this paper,
he Wing majority last Spring was shown to be "a
bout 1900. The increased majority, as cxhIbnedo BY
the statement of the Alias, is consequent upon lis
taking the vote o. 1889 in many of the conn''es'
which, in our statement were estimated according 10
the vote of 1886. We have doubt that next
Fail" the Wing majorry in Virginia will be at least
5000.
Another fact is shown BY the foregoing statement
that the Wings have orlties IN 1--WE Congtes-
slonal districts represented by Loco + oeos' 10
Wit : Beirnr, Coles, Craig, lloleman aud Lucas ana
that IN Johusou's and Sreenrod's districts, parties
are about equally divided But these ''d"mocra's
never acknowledge, although they make NOISY aud
clamorous professions IN fvor Of the Right oil ln-
slfuctlUn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

~ By "a letter from Charles Downing, Esq, the
delegate in Congress from Florida territory, which
appears the last Tallahassee Star, are grtlfed
To perceive that that gentleman has renounced Van
Buren, and takea his stand in favor of Gen Ham
son. lie gives his in the following extract
from his lctlc:
Although we may have no vote In the cleo
non, aud hence told toy many II Is Ioyto ueddle
vet lhnk lhai FLORIDA has deeper interest IN
the Pres DENTAL elcGtlnn than any State IN the l.
nlon. Independent Of having all .rur officers WHO
administer The laws, selected hy the President, We
have series oil savage buIohetl,s, almost nightly
nacied am NC us. the like oil which for atfocuy, Tor
deep damning dis lrace on the government winch
should protectus, has no parallel III the history
ot the world. He must have deeper confidence III
government protcSsang d, nocraey han have,who
can believe thai alter nearly five years Of scenes
hike tins, Of continued i'm notencc of disgrace and
defeat this sane government, administered by the
same men, can do, will do, btIIer IN the next fouI
years, than they have done The last. Who is there
that can see any ptobt bic possible chance Of elo-
sIug the war, II conducted IT hos been Who
will give us protection, bur change Of the conslIlu-
noua comma der-in-chiel oil the arny and navy OF
the United States 7"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

Pote Of rirgiaia.-The Washington conespon
dent OF tie Boston Atlas has furnished that paper
with detailed statement Of the vote 81 Vlrq ina aud
classified The counties according to the arrangement
Of The Congressional misunderstanding the Con
grcssonal vote OF 1889, Except IN few counties
where there test, aud IN which he takes the
Presidential vote Of 1867 in the counties where
there was realty mo Iest' this Spr g. This state
ment exhibits The following result, in each Con-
sressonil dlslict:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

PeJWy-another jest ace suppose Some weeks
ago. IeIrer was copied by the Enquirer, from an
obscure pint published in Fauquier county stating
thai Gen Harrison had, on board Il a steamboat,
short time ago, ayowed Abolition sentiments. DIR.
Dr. he, of Cincinnati, Immediately cont,aJcted it,
on the authority oil Gen. Harrison himself. WHO ad-
ded, what The Enquirer forgot TO notce in It's con-
uadlctlon that his present opinions on the Abolition
question are Identical with those avowed in his
Cheviot and V,ncennes speeches, in which he de-
nounced the Abolilionisls dangerous fanatics au
characterized their schemes weak, prcsu,nptu.
Gus, and unconstitutional" But a new endorser of
this steamboat charge has made his appearance -
One Israel Blown, Jr Of Htmilton county, Ohio,
has sporn, that, "1bout three months ago, he was
ION the Ben Franklin stea nboai. in company with
"Gtn. Wm. ii. Harrison, aud heard him sly tlIat
'he was an Abououis, and was certain of getting
1.-The State of New Yoik, because they knew him to
be an Abolt'on'si."-ln reference to tins statement
which carries lis face the stamp offasehood, the
Cincinua, Republican says, I'VE have permission
from Gen laIlson to say that there's not part.
Gle OF truth IN il. The Republican very properly
asks, lfir tue, why has Mr., Is,aei Brown, r.
remained so silent for "thlec months" !-Besides,
adds The Republican, with point aud perlinencs
the Van Buren pres declare that the General
sludiously avoids expressing his opinion any
snbjec, anl yet they Inlr duce a witness to swear
thu he voluntarily, IN a slelmbpa, IN ,de comnu-
ncailon To "A young MAJ, aboul whom he knew no
Thug, aud winch gave The lie 10 ali his previuu, de-
chrl;Ion, Phis IS too absurd TO be believed by
any one. But Then they say IT has been altesI cd
by The oath Of Mr. Brown and he is the son of an as
socaic Judge OF Hamilton county. Il IS ceflan,
TO be regretted lha man hudn. any 50. Of an ct.
Ger, should have sou 81 10 ally destitute Of all re-
gard to truth, especially wien der oall; but Tor
The information OF the distant reader il necessar,
10 remark. that hire, lin CincnnatI,) where Israel
Blown, IT, is best known his affidavit obtains Gre
dencc whatever; and hose vino know most OF him
eoud mol believe him under any circumstances where
lie has any dung TO gum by telling false hood
Shame To any patty that resorts to such dlsgraceiul
means for lis support !"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

fe" days, ne shall make room FOR Mr. Poinsett's let
ter 1t length.
Al present, we will only add that the President
recommended SOMETHING to the consideration
oil Congressman II must have been "someding Of
consequence too for he declared that he could not
Too strongly recomment' IT. What wasnl Ifuwas
not Secrelary Pornseti's Plan We call upon theSec-
tetary or his defenders tell us ,ehat il wasl II
1t vas Secretary Poinsel's Plan. how IL it that Mr.
T. declares, in his letter 10 Mr.. Ritche that Nth
Il, or lis deiaits, he (he Presidency had nothing to
do - THIS phrase is evidently designed to convey
the idea, that the President had nothing to do with
the Pan, any mete than with the details. II this
be rue we again demand 10 know lriat il was that
The President re- commended so stiongly II il be
SAID th't the p Ian, hu that he Vas reall, ic-
norant Of lis true character, then ash what shal!
be thought ola President, who, in compliance with
that provision oil the constitution which requires
hun TO "recommend to the consideration of Con,
sress such measures as he may Judge cxpedent or
necessary urges upon their attention. in the most
emphatic language, &c the character
OF W icl he is profoundly ign, ranl!
But we have not roomto pursue our remarks fur
ther day. We shall hereafter publish the" lnler.
cstlne Correspondence" aud accompany il with
such reflections ma, be called for by lis charac-
tel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

o. The National lntegencof is replying ut
leng h. aud with signal ability aud effect, 10 the
etSby- 'oashy "Nlews on the Presidential Election"
which appear weekly in the Richmond Enquirer
from the pen of the editor. In The lnlellgenccr's
last number, II demonstrates that there isa perfect
identity between the opinions Of Gen Harrison and
those Of Mr.. Madison, the father OF the Republican
iallh IN Vnglo'a-and what is more, that Mr. Richie
does not himself comprehend the doctrines Of %.
about which he spluuets so much when they are
not assa,led, and the defence Of which lie always
abandons when they are at'aol ed by has party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18
u.OODHOEH.vE scH0OL.

1--WE SECOND session, i,I 1910 VIII commence
L on Moo,iay the 1911 July, aud continue the u
suaI period III five months
The terms rs heretofore. viz $50 per session FOR
Boarding aud Tuition N The English Department.
,nd 500 per session III the Classical aud Mnihemai.
cal. Every scholar cousiatf,d ~ engaged fpt The
session, aud no deduction far lost time. excerpt IN
cases u, rrutiacted sickness
SAMUEL n. MILLER.
Pusylvlnia Co. June Is WV #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-18

CO The Tippecanoe Club of Richmond had
"a giotions meeting last Saturday evening. Nj.
Lyons, the President, read Gen llarrsons letter TO
himself, rcpelng the cha rges Of Federalism and A
bouonisrn, amidst the hveliest manifestations Of
deg hl"-and the Club was addressed by VIM s.
Archer Esq. of Amelia, aud Mr., Governor of New
York, tson-in.law Of Ex President Monfocl in elo-
Qnenl slIaIms.