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Glne auDere 2ln funft.

Oie llntsrItbrisbsnen 0np jut BON Yblas
oelpbla Surh f9ctebrt uno tcnte am uuspat
Fen eincs srcben N6crtements BON
Srublin9s< uno Sommer:6utern,
bettebcuo sun 3bell aus pOr5haIit6cn fthwars
scu uno fanepsfarbsnsu fran3tltItbcn 3utbcn,
DO. 90. gmaliihcm 90. eE9Ilfcb unb franStits
letcn 0oe Sfin gafmirs, seitrclfte unr aes
,pirfelts gaitmlrs, pcn allen Scbattirmscn,
fran5o(lltbs 6ablts3udIe nno galm!re, ,Wlon:
tsrsp @orpen uno Gtbnire SeSwllists Su>
de unO ga0mire, errtcn sucbe BON alien
Sarbcu, acbleitte uno fancp fdcbIen Drslls,
weibs unp fanep WarIeilIe l8elteh Sattin
uno Salsnta DO.
gbenfalls cine srcBe Serltbletenteit italiz
sniiebcr graUatten, Sattln Sbarrcn uno
5alebinpeu, Isiosne SoIentrdsser, 6annlcbus
BE-, &rassn, Sulen'e, Sin9bam uno sa,pns
grapatten, Ieiren uno Iinnen Stbnupftlher,
ale ries miro sn aufaIIsno nieosrn prelIsn
psrtauft tei
O'Srien uno Rai9uel.
Oiai 4. bp.
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GtnhelmlnlilChc Glitter.

D'Srien uno Naisuel 0np bcutc amgr:
6fnsn cinee arcbCn uuD WobIfcl!su 8orratbs
pcn slnbCimilbcu @0tern, lcIbe ais aeNlsltb:
tc GlpsIlne gu 8, Ct, 10 tts l24 gents bic
parp, E, uno 10 DiertcI: aeblsitbts 23ctth:
tbcr, 1894 sstlcibtcs 8cttucblelnsn. Sctt
Sadun9, fcbr wobIfeil. S6hrsSn mo Sett
Sslfh. Olarncrs Ssmosnltcf. 8laue IL.
Sanep taumwoIIene Drclle. SldhRne uno
baumwcucne SiIebpsfen. ollie @crten BON
baumIpcIlenn 5oIenitof, taumpolns 8rans
gen, &c. am "Grlpne Su9cl Stcbr.'
O1al 4. tp.
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a1saesieDataogg,
O. c @ II { O. c IS

3ei9t ieinen iaDlrsiden Srtuneen uno Wetburs
germ gang sr9sbsnlf an, bab or ftine Sutbsss
ShrebmaterjaIisns uno MOj5ns N9sntfhaft
perlsat bat, in ba6 (oau5 luslbs5 frilbtr non eGm
peritorbsnen Jobn ~. Keim bewcbnt wurs
Be, in Der 0Selt ptnnitross, Sioists, ndlblf
6iflitb bon Der @6e, jsBt uno felt mebren Sab
rem benuBt BON SranFlin Miller ais @iltns
bdnblersSt tobr. 2(lS cine Ntubsit i'm lt)nsusn
3uwabS uno 8srbsiItrun9 BON Aeatln9, nsnnt
er isin @tablliIment lest:
Ser "@itO" SuN. uub S6rctbma:
tertallen- Stobr.
2(ufrdbti9 perlCbsrt er Nlllsn meltbe fortfabs
rem einen lte n &inmDb ner, p0n 33jdbs
ri9er 9auer, meltber fortmdbreno elm prafticbsr
9ru6er uno SuhDdnoler mar, Su untsriftlesn,
oas CT fortfabrn miro bic bslfe @rltbiebenbsit
,u Dalten, unb Sbultiiber fomobl ais olle Nr>
ten bon Sdribnaterolitn, meld)e CT perfouftn
miro iu Den njeori9lfsn YbilabeIpblsr uno 9tsu
Oorfer prelen, fir . a or9slo.
y IN fs9 trber
bon Der fb6nitcn 3erlhisbsnbsit unc Nurb0dns
99 bon Den beten unb Observation-Disclosures Wto>
tsria!ien perferti0t, defenders palIsnb fir Nrubs
ImQs<Tsrfdufe, firjljb erbaIten, wslhc ;u fols
cbsn Yreiien perfauft merben, Die Natn 9efallsn
unt bsfrisoi0tne fsin ptrbrn Die irlhe Nrtfs
9ebrautsn.
o. Ssr9eiTst niht onSuruftn am "G D'l
Subs uno S6uibmaterjolisn>Stobr
George Oct.
NsatinN 2(pril 20. 3m.
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Scrbeiratbct.

-purb oen gbrw. Nitbaros, am %. a..
pril, 6srr Samuel Slafman, nit WliB In:
netta spiper, tsioe bon Neaoins.
-burtb Den gbrw. mm. Dau!i, an 25.
lpri(, 6srr pbilip 6srs, nit WlB 8arbas
ra 0ins, BON NoteIou. -6crr Samuel o.
5art nit OliB Stebsfa $uomiS, bon Amitp.
--purb ben gbrw. 3. Wliller, am 90. Ip.
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. N ~ ar3e Glfe.

@eor9 Mopsr srbislt csn GSsobabtsr'
6 Sobr, nab SbippenplIe, Senon9o @ountp,
Ya, 9sibift ba sr ober, olIsr 2tnforosrun3sn
un9satbtst, ME einsn Gent beiabIte bsItsn mir
c6 fir ratbiam isinen 9tamsn bon Der llnters
ibreiberliits Su itreibsn uno auf bic Tbmarje'
~ fssln. @r ibuIcet un8 80 90.
(Sortltsun9 feI9t)
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Oiai 4.
= q + y c t s.

Dis ltntsrIbrietsnen baben beuts Gbaltcn
unO 0no nun am Au6pafsn eincs srrbcn
Bprratbs bon Carpets, IcIhcn ais Sns
grain Carpet pon 25, 3l4, 374, so, 81 gts.
bis ST.. entrc Carpets bon l8a, 25 bis 374.
9rsppsn Carpets Uon 10, l22 bis 25 Gents
bic Varc. ebenfaHs @hIf uuo <umpens
Carpets, Strcbmatten, Slur Oetutb, lpcllen
Surtut uno toroirte 9reppsnsgraict.
O'erien uno Eai9uel.
O1ai 4. tp.
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TaSben .lGbren.

495 Sucb Sanepopier, ron pcrsh9lis
der Oualjidt, gum Ssrfaufuntsr SabrifsYreis
isn.-gbenfaaS, Speor'6 ponnslsSd9sn, sos
bsL Yannsls@hssn SdAen nit msilin9nsn Ii.
9ussltdblsrnen Nifsn, Sobrsr &C., aas bsi eis
nsm Soortmaarsns2 2'srfaufs in YbiIoospba 9ss
fauft uno isbr woblfsl Su perfaufsn Bel
Sranflin Miller.
Nsabn9, 9pril l3. Am.
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5err DaSio Wlartin. nit Wtib 6arriet xot,
beioe bon tancalter ganutp.
burh ben gbrrp. SeiBenbaincr, an ID.
NpriI, Serr s. Sran5 Sclt, nit Nsib 4nna
Wl Slice, teipe Don Sambur9.
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SciDeat. - O'Srier uno NaigueI
batrn 70 ebcn erbalten Gin ft6nes Idortcs
ment BON sclphrfclten, scifrsiftsn uno weeb'
ieIbaren Seioen. GbenfAus sephrfclte unp
tlsnrirts ltbwar5s unp tlaulbwar5e Secen,
lsbr ,ppblfell, bel
O'Sricn uno Eai9uel.
Wai 4. bp.
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Nbllapelpbicr 8ieb- -Worft.
lIninn Wiehhpf, l. Wfai Is.

UnIpn WIRDDpt I. .WdI 1871.
Sm Worfts sparsn 500 gtif SthlabtsOd)s
FEM 800 fir Rsu Ocrf nit sin9sltlciTsn, 800
Sube unb SdIber 900 SbWsins uno 1000
Shaafs.
prsiis.-gd gdlacbtcdbfen morsn in gutter
N1hfra9s iu 81 tiS 50 Die 100 Yunb.
Sibs unp Sdtsr-O -Olld)fibe psrfouftsn ;uS 8
bis 30, 9prn1srs $l5 bis 25 uno trcdns Sis
be su ST bis IA. Scbmens puresn psrfauft
III $7a biz bic 100 pfunc. Sbaafs psrfaufs
ten iu $l4 bis 5, jsbsS, Ssmis Der Guolitdt.
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Wabeln llno GenIen.
: Qer. Staaten

Contribution Der 8er. Staatcn
in bsutfbsr &pratbs, nit SWefmdsi9en Mn:
msrfunssn uno grfldrunssn bs9lsitst, 1T 70 ebsn
erbalten unb gum 8srfauf in blsisr 9rufsrsi,
Yrsis so Sent eas Srsmpiar.
2(prl 6. ep.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Die N9sntibofts:Offss fur ben Sauf uns
&srfauf BON Iie9snbem @i9entbum, 1T in Die
9tcrp Ste Strass rsrls9t wcrbsn, in Die Stubs
welde bi5bsr Don prn. @scrg @se aI6 Subs
itcDr tsnuet murbs, 100 fis pcn hem llntsfbres
bsnen fcrt9sbalten prc
Gbarles Trereu.
Neabing, Npril Is. tp.
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Sinterlafenlcbaft oe6 peri1orbenen
SSSilliotn Oien1eI.

Todrid2t miro bieroureb 9eseben, bas
bic Sibsr uno 9apisrs cs6 psrforbsnsn 0Bm.
Nsn9sL Saufnann, Isetbin pcn Mairsnerise
Somlbip, Serfs @auntp, in ben 6dnbsn pon
Nmee 5immelreidb 9slaiisn ,pOrcsn lnc,
i'm GtcDr psIbsr pom Seeabten 8srifcrbsnsn
oebaltsn murbe, wslder bspoamdbtiat iff Die
Mecbnun9sn iu isttsIn. Die Sibsr ,psrSen in
lsinsn l3dnren bIeiben Bis gum litsn Wai, nab
lpsItbsm fie ancern odnesn iibsrssbsn msrbsn
2as perfcnen, bic an 9soabts Sntsrlansn.
fboft ibulci9 lno, ino bobsr srIudt Dor jsnsr
3sit ob;ube;oben, unc 9as bic Scrosrunesn
babsn, mt9sn ibm bieisItsn porlsssn.
ubrabom nIenseL Aeminlitrator.
Mdrj 80. 6m.
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9ln Saumcifer uub 2(noere.
&Qlf unD SQnD.

Ger llntsrfbristsne, poDnbaft an Der @fs
eer 5tsn unb Sin9smanifraes, lisfsrt Kalf IL.
Sano BON Der bsltsn Oualitdt, ~ rdionablen
preisn. Benjamin Werner.
Nsabins, WpriI 8. IS.
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GcbaplS. - Cine Icbons Nuewabl @as
llmIr, Sslren unc Utoule pe &ane Shaple,
un9ep6bnlitb ,pcblfsil, bci
D'Sricn unb Kai9uel.
9Rai 4. b.
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2ln Die unobbongigen Stinmgeber
Don Serfs Gounty.
OlittIraer:
2luf lluiutbCn biser Sreunpe bin
itb bepc9cn morpen mid eurcr Bea6tuns
ais
Ganbibat fir bns Sberiff 8 9fmt
tu fommrnncr QBobl nnSuElstsu Scllte i'd
70 alhdIicb iGln su 9cnanntem Nmtr erpablt
~ ,prrrsn, 70 pcrpfiette it MIDI bic Dtlies
aenbeten rrlftten init Sreue uno llnpartsl'
llttteit aus5uiltcn.
guer cv9rtcner 9icncr uub OlitbhrSer
Neam 4eis.
gIiob SaumItbIp, 2lpril Is. b2S.
lin Gle unabb1n9iscn 5timmScbcr pon
Scrfs Gauntr.
ga itb burb Cure 9rrsmitb9s llnterituts
;uu9 aui cen Wcturn 9sitet pcrben bin; bel
Der lsstsn 98oW fir 5deritf pon Serrs
GountD, 70 bttt id) MIDI piecsrum an, als Elm
@onb>bat fir sne6 Nmt, bei Der bsrannabsns
Den oSobl. Sntsm id bebit eanfbar bin fur
Die Iisberae llnNrltheuns uno ba6 5utrausn
wsItbsS SHr mir frubsr 9s9ebsn, bite ib abs
tun9spoa ipierer um Cure Stimmsn, unb mas
tbe mid perbinbltb, bas rk, rpsnn ermdblt, bic
Yhlben beS NmtsS 9strsu unb reelib srfIllsn
msrbe.
@uer er9sbsnsr 9iensr unb Wtblrasr.
Jebn .. Sbr6eer.
&eabin9, April 6. bQE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15

sc meeting of tie Beard Of Commits.
sinnars Of The town Of ili..sboroush. held
GA Saturday evening. the 81 OF April,
1877
Present. Lemuel Lynch. NJ. r., John
u. Webb. George Laws. II. Nichols, r.
J. Ashe and VIM. II. Brown; Absent. l.,
Carmichael and =. Moore
An account Of George Laws, Tor firiy
rents paid III. Evans for removing nui.
sanee. was allowed and ordered 10 be
paid.
William +. Strayhom. esq. was ap.
pointed 10 take the list Of laxahles and
taxable property within the corporation.
''n motion. the following ordinance
was unanimously adopted:
he IL ordained, I hat from and after
the passage Of this ordinance, no person
or persons shall exhibit within the limits
OF this corporation any wild beasts or 9th.
or show. or circus, ar hold n concert of
vocal or instrumental music when the OBJ
Ierl IS To make money. without first pay.
ing into the town treasury the sum Of i've
dollars: aud the town collector is hereby
authorized and required to collect the
same aud pay il over 10 the treasurer. to
be used IN The same manner rs the taxes
Collected from other sources.
l.. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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Etna Insurance Company.
April 10.

TEvHE directors of the .Etna Fire Insurance
Il Company of Hartford, Connecticut, have
always acted upon the principle of scattering
their risks so that in case of sweeping fire their
ability to pay would not be impaired. Hence
by adhering to this principle in business, for
over quarter of century, while many other
Companies have been unable to pay their losses
and wound up, this company has gone on pros
peroasly. Besides their original capital they
have large invested fund sufficient to meet all
losses.
The undersigned, as their Agent, is prepared
to receive applications by mail or otherwise for
Policies, or giant certificates of their renewal, ON
reasonable terms.
For further information apply to DR.. l. ]. M.
Lindsey, Greenshorough, Capt J. NJ. Williams,
Danville, Messrs. McDearman & Davis, Halifax
c. H. Va, A. c. Finley, Esq. GAINESVILLE, Va.
Benz. G. Cook, Esq Oxford, and Maj James NJ
Palmer, Hillsboroagh.
N. J. PALMER, Agent.
Milton, N. c., March 20. 7l--Sw
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PETERsBURG MARKETS.

Reported for the Petersburg In;elligencer.l
FriiLy, April Q, 1917.
ToBacco-Thc quantity now arriving
is large, but Of very inferior quality,
i.ugs bring 81 a - -commOn leaf 81 q
s3-middIing SO sl-good ~! So
fine. none offering.
CoTroN-BriSk at II lie.
WHEAT-Si.o5-a 81 2o---L..i EIlle Of
fering.
CoRS-75 n S0c.-waRted.
FLoUR-COniinues 10 advance-Super.
fine ST! a So, Family 81 a SIT.
BAcoN-Hog round, l0c-lhe supply
fair.
LARD-l0a a lie.
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The President has onlgFed caslou
llonses to b. opened, and dudes tnllfflftl
10 a'i t'e MrAlean poHs ia or posaes,
s'''.l and lartaai purls.ss hzs esgal listed
ard Pahiisael a Tag5d aT ds,ies hi,
s''ei'ls e hea wise meassFa; Lssl = 10 any
'aHsF possessed ~ lhs I'Tssideni alone
- oHier \. ne ran inaagine none. How.
eFer. ai.er leEying war. ne Do rot see why
he should stop 81 lie exeErise of sny oh.
er power.
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CONNECTS MAGICAL PAIN ExTRAC,

TOR.-Bums or Blis,ered surfaces, sore eyes
weak backs, pain in the side, soreness of the
chest, disabled limbs, and all intlammations are
speedily cured by Councils Magical Pain Extrac
tor. This remarkable sanative possesses many
virtues never found in any other article. 1t has
The most perfect power over all pains by fire, po
sitvely allaying the suffering almost Immediately
upon its application. If any disbclieve the state
mcnts, we would earnestly entreat them to call
and examine the numerous unsolicited certificates
of remarkable cures wrought by this salve. 1t
has for months past been sold upon the following
liberal terms, to wit: If the user was not perfect
" satisfied and even delighted with its effects and
furthermore, if it did not fully answer our recon-
mcndation, their money was returned immcdi-
ately at their request. On these terms this alb
soIute Heal-All is now sold, and we simply ask
if the public can demand anything more reason
able.
Comstock & Co., 81 Courtland-st., New York,
soie Projectors.
For sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough.
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From the N. @. Volunteers. rrien

Ia. favored us with the sigh, Of a letter
from an officer Of The North Carolina Re-
gmeni, one ofthe passengers in The =. n.
Colt, which vessel was supposed 10 have
been too much crowded. We are happy
10 say tina, the fear entertained of loss oI
he from that cause, are shown not 10 have
bcen well founded, except tina, one man,
ont of the $50, died on the passage, viz
Thomas Cuuen, 4 private in Capt. Bla.
locks Company, a native of Granville
county. lie was originally a volunteer
IN Capt. Camcron's Orange company,
which was united with Capt. Blaloc.'s.
The commencement OF the voyage was
rough, gaze { r four days. all the tronps
confined below, and all sea sick but one
or Two. Fayetteville ObSerurr.
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IDR.lE ROYSl
Vegetable Universal Pills.


INHE startling drawback on nearly all Medici-
nal Agents has ever been that in their process
OF pnEgailon and publication they have also DE-
BilITATED THE SYSTEM. Hence Purga-
1--we Medicines have always been regarded as az
host but Necessary EriL. Patients resoring 10
them for the reliefof ONE disease at the expense
OF ANOTHER. To obyiate this Physicians
have long sought for an Agent that would at the
SANE TIVE
PURGE. PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN.
But their efforts were nearly fruiless. and thew
had almost despaircd Of success when the Iabours
OF science and research were rewarded by a dis
coNey which fully realized the fondest desires of
the Medical Faculty, and which is Justly regard
ed as ore OF the most important Triumphs that
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This important
dcsideraium is named
DR.. LerOy's Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Purify the Blood, and remove all cor.
rupt, and rifiGted humOrs, and unkealfhy oecu-
muldtiOns from the body in manner never be-
fore rlyaled, and which yet produce nowsakness
or hssitude whatever, but on the contrary tone
the Stomach and invigorate the constitution du-
ring the progress of their operations! DIR. lie
Roys Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irecon.
eliaue, but Host ueslIhnles laalitles, evacuation
and Inauguration, for they are at the same time
, Strengthening Purgatire,gnd Purifying Tonic.
; The Two principal ingredients in dr.. lie Rows
: Pills are
2 WILD CHERRY AND sARsAPAnLA,
so prepared that each promotes the beneficial eff
feet of the other, the former strengthening. while
the latter, through its union with various yegeta-
bic ingredients, -v'uruutss, und -rurfres mus
they superinduce no topidity or lassitude of the
, Digestive Functions, and hence their operations
: are attended by no Reaction, or Subsequent Cos
: tiveness.
Dr.. lie Roy's Pills aret he most active and
searching Medicine in existence. They at onco
attack the very root of Diseases, and their action
. is so prompt, that in an hour or two after thew
are taken, the patient is aware of their good ef-
fccts. They not only operate on the Blood, but
also on the chyle, of which the Blood is formed,
: and this secures good blood from the fountain
head, moreover they produce neither nausea, gri-
ping or debility, and as family Medicine they
have no rival
CT Price IS cents per Box.
For sale By
LONG, WEBB & Co., HilIsboroueh.
ELI MURRAY, jr, Cedar Grove.
April 6. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15

L9ss o. CrO7s-The London Bankers
'lF-nlaE. Of fehnaFy Islh. says: III he
ministers are nearly right in illeireslima.e
d The value 81 the poiaines lost in Ireland.
nit Ni.nle lnss ri The British Islands With
IN The last twelve moalhs lrnm p..,aioes.
harley. nats. pigs. ani the disease IN earle.
ling"
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3D. Ths .iA Oarupisl thFss dsya lsas sid
..,sss,llns seSoaul ii wbish I. F,,a IL ll,p Isl
r..rur,lllg ObrF,fL ThsJe wa masa esaairl.
... s-zsapaay glrrn in, anl il aPg~ass thai t'as
,.7ssi 4 ssilrnrr was ia Nr. Atklns's i.,or.
,,,,iss lie iall0esioa ngaa Ile uainas = The il
- - Mas = rase q jasitasls haa.iriIe.
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RECRIFFING SERVICE.

WAAIED 60 silr l'uiiel Sgatas Army, Ale
hadie1 Men. AxfHeen flae agrs 0f - 80 =
var, hing alese FRI 3 iaches high. u E0oI
afriEl. AID q IespeCialle slasading am0ng feil
is..sa-giiilrns. Meme ned arlay loeniCT lie ses.
40, 1t thase NO are stesas sssa aC serne In.
asilg go hishfullg tie period IL tiaeir enlistment
- : during lie Nar" with MskicO. Or for ths
tenn = I'VE srsEs. - The recruit may elect.
Isssh d st1listad rzfes n pgy csztssE!y 70
sxskgspar Essrs
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sOn Union says =" The harbar"us
fus'om of lancing the wounded ON the
feli OF battle, accounts lnr the death of
i"os' oil our brave officers. Tne blood
nus at this inhuman assassination by
'aPse Mexican barbarians."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-15

Gen. Taylor.-lhe Baltimore Patriot
has 'he following pretty good one-good
because true:
a gentleman. after reading Gen. Tay-
I,r's dispatches. yesterday. remarked lha,
one of his great characteristics was mo-
desty. Yes replied celebrated wag'
who was standing by, that is true, but no
one can say he is retiring mau,"
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In this county, on the 18th of March, by Jess
Cant, esq, Mr.. JoHN HARVEY to Miss ELIZA
BETa LoNG.
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Notice.

THE Undersigned, administrator a he I,,s
- JACOB JACKSON, decreased, Of Oranre
county. hereby gives notice 70 the chilien and
Distributes Of said Jackson. that he i ready 70
settle with them, and pay Ilrm tlleir respective
shares Of ille estate, upon their presenting their
schedules Of sdEanoemenls made 20 them by the
said Jacob Jarkson in his lie time,
HENRY Whitfield, admir-.
April IL. a-6w
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Obituary.

Died, in Memphis, Tenn. on the 10th ult. Nh
Dawn A.FAucETT, son of Mr.. James Faucet
of this county.
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Mr.; Polk. (says the tribune. carried
Nf" H.mpsh"e by 5000 maturity aud
TO0'r' The Loco Faco GubernsturiaI
"nnlda'e succeeds this year by about
FPO"o majority, loss of upwards "I 5000
less Than thee years. In this .lo Of
"ss' what will be The Loco Foco ma j"r-
Ply in 1887
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5000, 5il

The following letter, received by a mcr-
|c 81 IN Philadelphia from a friend at
l.amPIco, communicates intelligence ofthc
|'"sheSt Importance, il true:
"Tampico, March -, 1917,
"A gentleman direct from San Luis
|ro'osl arrived in this city tu-tlay, and states
iNal Santa Anna had forwarded recon-
|.nendahon 10 the Mexican congress 10 sue
|'ot peace. Five or six thousand Mexican
fOldlers had deserted. and the balance ni
'e army was represented as heing in a
f'eplorable condition.. Upwards Of 3,o00
were Killed and LOO wounded during the
'a'e battle near Saltillo."
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Mtlse raamenaemsHs Il Ihis IaiseEs;,y. hid
q. lie n Il April, Isi7, - drsrss 4 Darsor q.
vslieine wss eOaEsund nPaa I6a yoaag =rnile-
,,ea. srsru:sea we're from this s,ale, - O..
bEs:
William 7. chlma. sahjert of Essay. The In
sorace q !AisnasFiheFie Air On Ilumnn Liie; John
n. Davis. I.lirr'nis.rat feseFi Daniel Du Pre-.
y. Basaias; caafsss u. Drwey. slralisrnus;
O4a,ius IIoOsrr, Dyspepsia; David a,Kinnoe.
Acute GassEiiis; John Il. Mercer. Counter Irila-
frn; George ". Michael. AsFhyKia; Thomas
\ Mvfiek. Malaril AMI Milslna; MARI r. Per.
~. Iaiermilten, Fever; Samuel Perry. Remil.sn.
Frsrr; Danisl L. Saith, M.Ecuy; Alrxa ,dsr
TAILS, cSlica Pieionumi John u. TharnI,s,n,
Coup: Jahn r. wa.soa. Physiology If Vision (:
Iaa l.. Williamson. Quinine in Frvs.s; George
". RuiEia. Intermittent Fsver.
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Distressing Event - Mai. RoasR7
DoNNELI. an old AMI highly rcspcclr,
citizen Of this county, was drowned a
GIbrealh's ford, in Haw River, IN We'd
rsslay. the 3Ist uli. lie had gone into
urange on q visit In n relative. and was
returning alone on horseback. II is sup,
posed from the position in which his hn.
ly was fonnd below The ford. that the
horse stumbled when going into the water,
!arowias of and probably stunning the ri.
,.rr 50 much as 10 destroy his power 81
eSerion The Nurse was iIkea up mex,
tay. on this side of the river; but as he
was not recognized. 4 day or two elapsed
before the sad fate Of Nh. Dunnell was
suspected. The body was recovered on
Monday morning, and brought home for
ln,ermrni at Buffalo church, where the re-.
mains Of many oi his family reposc.
Maj. ID. we presume, must have been
the rise of eighty years Of age: hut re-
markably hale and stout. lie had been
ior perhaps half a century member Of
the Presbyterian ehurch--a great part Of
the time hearing official trust il the chunh;
man OF the striciest integrity OF agree
able and uniform temper and disposition.
Few have spent so long life with SO per.
feet freedom from reproach. lie is sadly
missed in his wonted sphere and in the
relations which he filled, as the sincere
manifestations Of grief on the part Of his
brethren. his neighbors, his family and
bis servants painfully testify.
GresnsbOroYgh Patriot.