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Notice.
Q6--

to- A Meeting will be held ii James
Turner'S. on The g2d Of FEBRUARY nex,,
fcr The purpose Of appointing Delegates
20 represent CAPS. Bacon's d,s,rics. 10 the
Convention 10 be held BY ihe Wings 81
she County in HilIsboroueh. q. MAY
Court. 4 full ATTENDANCE of The soiers Of
shs dis,rjel Is requested.
January -. OF
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
TO February Term. 1912.

Thomas chrisiian and Maiihec Lynn. administra-
tors Of WiIlism LyRn deceased, and Thoma,
Chrisiian and ,cifs Martha, aud MailheU Lynn,
In THAR ossn right,
Henry .Mareum and TiJs Mica, and others.
Petition Cor sale Of Negroes.
THE foregoing petition was fled 10 my Office,
January Is. 1872; when came the plain
tias, Thos. Christian and Matthew ynn. adm.
nstrators, &c. and made affidavit in due form IL
law that the defendants, Henry Marcum and
wife Mica. and Riley vickers and caiharine his
vile, are not Inhabitants Of this state; Publ.
cation 10 therefore made, according 10 Law, 10
the Hillsboroueh Recorder. far SIX weeks sue
cessiveiy, for abe said defendants 10 appear
al the next term OF this Court to be held Tor
the county Of Orange, at The court house in
Hillsborsugh. on the 4ih Monday Of Fcb,ua,y
ncx', then and there 10 plead, answer or dIrmnr
10 the said petition. or the same will be taken
pro eonfssso as TO them, and heard accordingly.
Test,
JOHN TAYLOR. c. c. c.
Price adv IS SO. OF i.
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HILLS BoROUGH II. N. c.
PuslisHED wEEEls
ny DENNIS HEARTr

At THREE poiLaRs TEAR, on TWO DOLLARS
rirrr cEsrs ~ rAip IN Ais.Ser.
Those who do not give notice OF their wish
10 have thep pap. dice oniinucd Of the cxpns.
ton OF The year, will be piesamed 90 desi,ing
Us continuance until tounirrmande And 10
paper will he discontinued until Oh arfearases
are paid, unless Of The option ii The publisher.
Advertisements MT exceeding sixteen lines.
one dollar ior The FIST, end twenty Eve cents
'or earh subsequent insertion; longer ones 10
pr"po'Ion. court advertisements twenty FIVE
PcfRaat higher. A dedus tian Of 81 per cent
will DC made 10 advertisers b. The year.
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AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

p, lad between ~ and 10 years Of age, Of
- good Eossl character, and q tolerable good
English iucation wIll be taken 81 the Office
of the Milton Chronicle 10 learp the ari Of
Printing Treatment good. Address the edi.
sor. pesi paid, AZ Nixon. N. C.
January "a. Q6-
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SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZEN.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term. ls4l.
William Nelson,
We. Original Attachment.
Thomas J. MuIhollan.

IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Thomas J. MuIhollan, the delenda n,
in this case, 10 not an inhabitsnt Of this state,
u 10 ordered by the Court that publication be
made for six weeks in the Marlborough Re.
eorder, that the defendant, Thomas }. Mulho .
Ian, appear al the s,x, Couii e Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, To be held Cor Orange coun.
", at the court house 10 ilil'sbotough, on the
fourth Monday IN February next, then and
there 10 plead, OF judgment will be 6aally en-.
tered against him by default.
Witness. John Taylor. Clerk Of said Court,
November Te.m ls4l
JOHN TAYLOR, C. C. c.
Price Adv. "a so. Os-
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ErTHER Double or Single, made 10
- order-an article Of great comfort.
either in summer or winter. Orders lsl,
., the Office Of The Ilillsborush Reeor-
der viii be duly sisuded 10.
July %. Sc
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
December Term, ls4I.
MAX f'',s'''"' admT Original Attachment,
p..:..:. =, d. levied on Land.

Renjamin D. Price 'eo Oh Lana.
1T appearing To the satisfaction Of the Court.
that Benjamin d. Price, the defendant, 70
no, an inhabItant Of this state; il 10 therefore
ordered, that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder. for five weeks successive.
u, Tor said defendant 10 be and appear before
the Justices Of opr Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, 70 be held for the county Of Person,
al the court house ia Peterborough, on the third
Monday in March next. and then and there 10
replesy or plead To issue. OF the land levied on
will be condemned 10 satisfy the plaintiff .
demand
Witness. Charles Mason. Clerk ofsaid Court,
at office, the third Monday of December, 1871.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 50. OF
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500 Bushels Seed Oats,

THE subscrjber offers for sale Five Hundred
Bushels SEED OATS VI superior kind.
Price 40 cents, 70 be delivered at his grsnery.
MICHAEL VOLT.
January "a. 0S 4w
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DR.. Sherman's
Mcdicated LOZenges,

SHERMAN'S COUGH L0ZENGES.
IRE the safest. m"st sure and efieetuai re-.
- NEEDY Cor Coughs. Colds, Consumpiioas,
Whooping Coughs. Asthma. Tiahtness Of the
Luaas or Chest, &c. The proprietor has ne
yer known an instance where they did not give
perfect satisfaction.
Good News for Children.
SHERMAN'S WORM L0ZENGES,
Are the greatest discovery ever made, for
dispelling the various kinds Of worms, thai 50
frequently and dislressingly annoy beth chill
dren and adults. They are an iRiallible rene.
dy. and so pleasant TO the TASTE, that children
will take them as readily as q common pepper
mint Lolenge. Many diseases arise from
worms, without, its being suspected Some.
times very troublesome cough, pains in the
joints or limbs, bleeding 81 the nose, &C., are
occasioned by worms. and will be easily cured
by using this celebrated medicine. The fol.
lowing symptoms Indicate the presence Of
worms. viz: headache, vertigo. torpor. disturb
ed dreams, sleep broken Of by fright and
screaming, eonsuIsions, feverishness, thirst,
pallid hue, bad taste IN the mouth, offensive
breath cough, dfficali breathing. ilt hing al the
nose, paine in the stomach, nausea, sqneam.
ishness, voraciiy, ieanness. tenesmus, itching
al the anus towards night. and at length de.
jectiens Of films and iaueus. One 10 dast
Tor a child two years old two for one fouI
years three for eight years-and five for an
adult. and should be repeated every morning
or every other morning uaiil relieved.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZEN-
GEES.
These are very pleasant, agreeable and eff
ness Of spirits. nervous OF sick headache, in
| fiammstory or putrid sore throat, ss well as al
other complaints where the camphor is recon
mended.
80 The above medicines are for sal,
by A. PARKS. agenf.
September IS. go
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NOKTH CAROlslNA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, ls4l.
Hardy Register,
against
Grandsrson RoysIer, Elizabeth Register, John
Register. Harrison Register. Solomon ROy,ier,
Jesse BradsAer aud .Nan,y his TiJe, and Vii
liam Register.
Petition Cor Re-probate Will.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendants, John Royster, Hsrri-
son Register. and solomon Register, aie not
inhabitants af this state; II is therefore order.
ed that publication be made 10 the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder, for six weeks successfully,
for said defendants 10 be aud appear before the
Justices Of our Court OF Pleas and QUARTS
Sessions. 10 be held cor the county OF Person,
al the court house in Roxborougl,, on the IhIrd
Monday 10 March next. and plead, answer al
demur. or the same will be taken pro eOnfssss
as regards them
Witness Charles Mason, Clerk fsaid Codrt
at office, the third Monday in December, 1871
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Adv. IS 90 OF
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To all my just Creditors.

HfAKE NOTICE that . shall apply to the
next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
10 be held for the couni, ni Orange. Of tbs
court house 10 HIllsborough, on the fourth
Monday Of February nexi Tor the benefit ~
the act Of Assembly made Tor the relief Of ho-
nest debtors. when and where you may attend
aud object II you see proper.
THOMAS JACOBS.
JaDuary %. o.
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NITI|N NEN"T|F| =
dthisd fafihsii aamelaihsu
naaifcHl nnt feaEieleasAa.
iapsrifyiaE lhsEPIiall ent
ehsnaela q dc, ass ssesiat
thsa wilk reseSed tess aad
Uiaar. IL nasy hsndrsa Ger
sissS eases Which have seea
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
10 Equiiy-Te March Term. lsf7.
John ksslin. .idmiaisirsisv Mia iAs siH Of
SaraA Frssmsa,
sgainst
FssmsH, and sfhus
Original BILL.

THE complainant having made cath D y %.
Tenn Affirmation. that William Osborne and
sussn his wife. John snotheriy, the heirs %
law Of :ieary snoihefly, telby Jsek and Bet.
~ his wife. defendants IN this ease. reside be-
yond the limits of this state; his iherrfass o..
defed, that publication be made Coz six week.
successfully IN the H,llsboseash Recorder, for
said defendants 10 appear a. The next Gear Of
Equity 10 be held zoe Orange eeuniy, a. the
enur house IN filllsberaaxh. On The se~end
Monday Of March neat. then and there 60 plead,
answer % demur 10 said bail, o. the sane will
be taken pro soaftsss 40 10 them. and eel down
for hearing or parfs.
Givea uadsr my hand. al Office. In HILLSIDE.
rough. September Tenn. 1871. Issued ior pub.
lication. December "a istl
JAMES. EBB, C. T. M
Price Adv. IS IS 0sI
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equi,y--To March Term, 1871.
fAsmu Tsrril and eshsra lp.,;,;.,, ..ua.,
,,,,,, al Estate.

IN this case. IL having been made 10 appear
- according 10 Law, that Within Brooks,
James Brooks, the heirs az Law OF Elm ,beth
Howell. deceased, and suky Jackson, William
Terri. Joseph Terri, and Jacob Dishongh and
Nancy his wife. defendants in this case, are
not Inhabitants Of this slate; q 10 therefore ar.
dered, that publication be made Tor sir weeks
successfully in the Hillsboroush Recorder. for
said defendants 20 appear al the next Court of
Equity 10 be held fsr Orange eouaty, al The
court house in Hillsborough, on the second
Monday Of March next. then and there 10
plead, answer 90 demar 10 said bill, or the
same will be taken pre- eoafssso against him,
aud heard accordingly. Test,
JAMES WEBB, c. n. ..
Price adv "a so. o.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equiiy-Tu March Tern, ls42.
WIN. K. Rs6ia vs.. Jesse e. Dsni.
Bill Of Discovery.
N this casa u having heen made to sppesr
according 10 Law, that the defendant Jesse
Z. Dcnt. 70 not 40 inhabrant ~ this state; %
. therefore ordered that poblitation he made
ZOE six weeks successfully in the iiilisboronRh
Recorder. Tor said drfcndsn, 10 appear q the
next Court Of Egsiy TO be held for Orange
cauaty. o. The cauft house ,n iiillsboroneh, 90
The second Monday Of March n. II, then and
there 10 plead. answer or dcmnr 10 said bill, Or
me same will be taken pro coatssso against
him, aud heard &C cordinrly. Test.
JAMES WEBB, G. n. =.
Price adv. 81 so. es-
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VERY CHEAPsl

A s the subscriber intends 20 eontinue The
IN business al tue old stand Of Parker & Mel.
soa, he would take this method 10 inform he
lrieads and The public generally, that he has
lust received large and well selected assert.
ment Of
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
In Equity--No.ember Term, Is4l.
" Thompson. pifs. and oiaers, } p.,,,;
- -, 4 IN .elI .oa

Kndal YsnhOok and others. 'ose'' Lsad.
e appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
that Benjamin Price and wife Nancy, de.
fendan's. are not inhabitants of this slate; d
- iheref'fe ordered by the Court, that publ
cation be mada 10 the Hdlsborough Recorder
E,r six weeks. for the SAID Benz ,mia Price and
Nancy his wife TO appear ., our next Court al
Equity, TO be held for the county Of Person.
40 ibe seventh Monday after ths fourlh Mon.
day ~ March next, add there 20 answer or dc.
,nnr. o. this bill will be taken pro eoaJesso and
heard sr parte AZ 10 them. Test,
JOHN BRADSIER, 9. n y.
Price adv. 81 SO. o.
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NE w GOODS.
VERY CMEAFW

CaH, tFyOsI ssallt BaTgains'
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SRHE Subscribers. having established them
- selves in Flillsborough, one door eeiow ihe
Pinsine Ofiee, woald respectfully anaoancs
10 ,he public thar they have On hand a. rxien
sise assortment &c sllthe articles 10 shrif lins
Iof business, siz
Saddles. Brides. Msriingalss.
Carrisgs. GIG. snd Carrysli Harness.
Trunks. (boih ~ood and iron irsmes.l
Carriage. sslksy. Drossf's. Tsig and
wagon Whips.
Cellars Of 81 kinds.
Saddle Bags. Travelling Bags. and But
fslo Robes.
A 6ne and large assortment Of Bits.
Slrrpp Irons, Spurs. &c. &c.
An orders Cor she manufacture ~ articles
for repsiring &c. done az the shortest notice.
and 10 the beat siyle.
They promise that no exeriioa On their part
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction iothe pub
lie; and earnestly request the favour Of q insL
HOOKER a. ID. PHILLIPS.
January s. Os-
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Slrayh0rn e Nichols,
hRE now rscsitins sFsm ina hesshern MAJ
- kels. an eisgaat asssrtment 81
Fall and Winter
GOODS,
"a sdSssiea ts their fsrnsr sisck. Ths sra-
eles have bsen sslseisd ~ one q the &fm wiih
great care aad hasiag bssa parchassd sn 70
" reassasbls termss aad slmast eaiirsly for
Cash, xIll be sid exceedingly lo~ Ger Casa. o.
On shon credit 20 psariasl deaieIs Their
assortment eomprisss ell lhe ARTICLES ssually
hroashi 10 this markei-smoag sshieH s<s tbs
| foliasiags
CLOTHS. AZ every variety.
CASSIMERES. N sreelIsnl sssort-
ment.
VEsTINGs. Of rich and varied Pc,
teFas.
SILKS. black. blue-blaek. and fancy
eolofed.
Bonneis. Ribbons. Shswls. &c.
Hais. Caps. Boots. Shoes, &c.
Hardware. CUTLERY, Crockrry. Groce'
ries. &c. &c. &c.
The psblie are earnestly requested 10 cal
and examine Coz themselves; and ss oar wolts
10 sta let lice. as well ss 10 lips" ne do mol
think they will Pramble 81 our prices, IL ~
can suit IN the goods.
November a. 90
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Court of Common Pleas.
Ralnra Indna IIlshoafiar

Nov: 24.-Jomes Martin rs. Michael MeKeon and Nat
hew Nc KeOn-This was action for malicious pTosecu.
ton. damages $4,000. The defendant keeps grocery
store at the Of Blocker and Grove streets The
plaintiff was his clerk Some time in June l8ai the de-
endan accused him of stealing three dollar bill The
plaintiff tried the charge at the Court Of Sessions,
on the 18th OF Oct. lSal, and was acquitted He
brings this action above stated damages The law
requires that the plaintiff shall only show malice but
want OF probable cause. The was brought on
Wednesday the 23d inst and when the Court adjourned
he Judge seemed inclined to grant nonsu but on, the
opening of the court the morning, some evil
dence had been obtained, and the went non.
suit however, eventually granted, and the Court i'd
journed.
James T. Brady for plaintif-wm. H Clancy and Peter
Wilson for defendant.
Before Judge Inglis.
Nov 94-Henry Robinson and William Mc.arthur
John Watson and Henry S. HoUes This is action Of
assumpsit to OF the defendants partners
bill goods sold to John Watson alone. Watson at the
time Of the purchase of the goods doing business
his own name only, and Howes not known publicly,
nor held out to the plaintiff be partner. But plant
claim he was secret partner and the main question
whether he in fact partner. The amount of ths
claim was $500 o. Verdict for plaintiff $500 o. with
costs
Charles Denroche, for plaintiH' George Bowman for
defendants.
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SPooNs.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
purrApEfpuTA Nov % II

Correspondence OF tne fieraIu.1
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22, 1872
GKN. JAMES GORDON BENNETT
DEAR SR:-
Agreeable to my promise, commence series of
letters the taste, fashion, religion, morals and po
litics of our good city of Brothery We, in which
the enemies of Quaker modesty and neetness have
most unjustly bestowed the epithet of "white
washed sepulchre" Cur city, after all the losses it
has sustained, and after seeing its banking capital
reduced from SO to about 81 millions of dollars looks
still as comfortable it ever did; our market is
well stocked with provisions it ever was, and al
though people are obliged to live within their in
come, no real want or poverty, such as you meet
with in other Cities is experienced amongus. There
will be as many balls and rouis this winter during
any of the preceding seasons, and as many pretty
young ladies' to gvace them ever made mems
hearts lutier. shall, of course, keep the run OF
them. and your readers informed of every fashion
able movement. You know the rivalry between the
ladies' Of Philadelphia and thoee Of New York, and
You will, no doubt, permit through your columns,
10 become the champion Of the former. They are
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Giro lt Court.

- before Judge Kent.
Nov. 2-1homas Mariins ct ais VS.. Ed. ". Tyon es
a-Ths is an action OF assumpsit Tor goods sold
livered to defendants the firm of Tryon Derby Co.,
in London the plaintiffs residing London the amount Of
the bill being E6 lis The only question being what
rate the pound sterling should be the defendants
paying into CuoTt the amount 81 A, and conending
that to be the rate at which the pound sterling should
computed-and the plaintiffs contending the to DO
$4e5 the rate established by act of June g.
1884, as establishing the rate value of the sovereign
the standard OF the English pound sterling.
This not submitted Jury, but the Court
ruled that the pound sterling was 81 SIS.
The case Will be carried 10 the supreme Court.
H. NicoL, counsel and w. Thomas attorney plain.
ths-Edwari sandiord counsel and NJ Porter attorney
for defendants
William Brown versus James Hall and Samuel Ro-
6erts-This was an action Of assumpsit, brought for
the recovery OF $3.50 against defendants principa
they having paid previously their agent II appeared
the trial that the plaintiff resides in Jersey City and
keeps marble and stone yard there. The defendants
houses and lots joatly in Jersey City and EN-.
ployed named Hope attend to them them. II
was proved the part OF the plaintiff that this Hope
acted for the defendants agent Tor back let
ting their houses and cole sting their rents Sci
time in Nov. IS4 of the defendants, Roberts
tracted with Hope to do work the premises
Jersey City, and Hope employed the plaintiff to do the
work The work DONE and Hope paid In full by the
descendants but the plaintiff not paid by Hope, and
this suit was 10 the principals The agency
OF Hope shown but his authority contract the
name OF his principals not. Verdict for defendants
For plaintiff L. Danaher; defendant E. H. Seeley
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County Court.
rRIAL OF MIN PARkER-CoNr IruEp.

TRIAL OF MILN fARKER-CoNr INuED.
Nov 4-The Court met according to adjournment
Judge UlshoeHer presiding Present Judges Ingraham
Ings the Mayor Recorder, Aldermen the accused and
counsel on both sides
have been in the habit of visiting the police office
have known Of the discharge of Migrants by the mags-
ton such the discharges have been sometimes
filed out by myself and sometimes by the clerks have
filed some ten or fifteen myself recollect Of no dis
charges being made without inquiry respecting them by
the magistrates have applied within lees than six
months for discharges Ihave within that time undoub
eddy filled out discharges have been in the habit of APP
plying for discharges for years past My i'm
preston is that did apply sometime in the month of
observe number Of these without fees.
OCorSER-You never interfere where there are no
fees
of these.
Justice MArsELL.--By Mr.. BnApY-I one ofthc spe-
cia Justices know Of no conspiracy, understanding,
combination. arrangement or concert among the police
magistrates others between the 10th March and the 18th
April last, to discharge Migrants know Of dschar-
ges being Issued in blank be used at the election 9TH
erwse.
Cross.examined by O'Corros.--I have been in office
since the 7h August 1910. There charges against
in this court, the against Parker was at the
Island about the 9th April last there often
~ other day there for my health staid all day.
discharge signed bywncss shown him and several
questions asked respecting the witness knowledge Of pei
SOD, place. sc do not recoect any thing about fother
disc shown hin, III similar by OCon-
Since have been magistrate there have been com
mitted 5000 Migrants by all the magistrates II il i'm
possible for TO thing about these
cases; have no knowledge Of the handwriting, other
than that the date and signature of this in nv
handwriting At these times when was up at the pen
Tertiary last spring. used TO go about among the prison
ers but talked with them very little IL any ALL think
was not there the 18th April but the Mayors
Office making arrangements for the election II was
shortly after the election that affidavit in the
Tribune making charges against certain magistrates
did not particularly excite my attention. was not and
not in the habit of paying much attention 10 what s
said against me In the papers. Mr. OConner here
marked that witness had become cease hardened" these
things for which Mr. Lord called him to account and the
Court decided that such remarks were improper
OCoNroR.-Have you any recollection at all, either
faint or strong that Ruckles brought you list of names
that he wanted discharged with view to their voting at
the election This question: OConnor pressed very yea
lousy In variety Of forms
Wrrrrss.-I have faint recollection OF something OF
the kind II might have been but cannot speak posi-.
lively about IT, [sevsral discharges sre shown 10 Wit
neaa.1 know nothing about them.