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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-27

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vUyHE subscribers are now receiving their
l Spring Supply Of Goods. embracing every
thing generally kept in Country Store, viz
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
hardware, CrOCkcry, Tin
Ware, Hats Il Shoes,
MEDICINES, PAINTS, DIE STUFFS, &c,
all Of which they will sell Lor for Cash.
They are also engaged in Manufacturing
WOOL CARDING MfACIINIss
wheat Fans, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs, &c. &c. &c.
auv Of which will be furnished on the shortest
notice, aud al prices to suit the times. Their mot
10 is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills. Orange county, n. G.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DIcRsoN,
JoHN l.. BROwN.
April 2. zs-
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There was large Wing meeting at
Drdham fNlass on "Wednesday last.
II y. Robert e.. Winlilpp was lhe ii,si
speaker. and wss received with murh IA
sm. Mr.. Wnihrup said he wished To
retain no eqa,s.rsi relationship wIlh The
Wings Of MASSACHUSETTS,. aud ip serve
under mo banner bui that which was
thrown 10 the breeze by the Baltimore
Convention, aud winch bears. ~ I'll con-
Junction with The stars aud stripes, Ihe
name ol him whu has 80 olirn defended
them Winfield Ssoii. lie sci forth The
dning- of The Cnalnion Legislature ia
their lrae light; spoke in the hlghrsi terms
of the mnral wnrlh and rminrnl ability ol
John n. Clifford, and then devoled the
remainder ui hIs remarks To national az
fairs. lie said that The irne issue before
The people OF the United States Is thai
either Franklin Pierre or Wnifield Scoll
must be elerled. aud that no third resul, i
possible. Erery cote cast for any other
candidate than Uiiyieid Scott iras a rofl
for Franklin Pierce.
Mr.. Wm.hrop was followed by j. II
Duncan. Colonel John ). Piliuan, ol
Rhode Island. ani john NJ. Bolts. ol
Virginia. lhe lalier entertained The Con-
vaniion with speech oi two hours,
throughout which he was continually
cleeIed.
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April o

lust received good assortment Of School
- Books and Stationary. Also House Paper,
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
: LONG & WEBB.
April Of. 32-
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How LaughabIe The las, "sland


How LaughabIe The last " Stand
ard has a. INNS, Iirhrynose article on
the defeat of Mr.. Bus5ee for iho Princi-
pal clerkship OF the ilnuse of Commons,
-derlares il is usual Tor that Pany which
has the majority To take the Speakership,
but the idea that Mr. b. should be de-
feaied for an office "purrly ministers
al is surprising prescription which
should be remembered when the People
come To deal oul Justice AZ the polls"
The !. Standard and lis Party prearh-
ing about prescription in this particular |!
Have they folgulIen that at the last Ses-
sion of the Legislature Mr.. Miller was
!. proscrbeI" To give place for The pre-
sent clerk of tie Senate Has il escaped
their memory that al the same session
Mr.. Dodge was" i" prescribed 10 make
room for Mr.. Bailey? Were these off
ces less +" ministerial then than they are
now? Were lhpse WIN were s.rewar-
ded better qualified Than ihose who were
prescribed p Are the lrea>urrI's and
Compiroller's offices any thing more Than
Ministerial Offices! !! YET Major Hinton
and Capt. Collins. vert most unrer. mo.
ninusly elected 10 " reward the present
incumhenis
Messrs. HINTON, Collins. Miller and
Dodge we've all "turned oul. purely on
Party grounds. 10 make roum' (or such
as had served that Party. which, what
e,cr else may be said Of il. has ever been
faithful to the doclrine, 10 the vIclors
b,long the Spnils."
Don'l cry, ur. Editor, over the fate oI
the late Principal clerk Of the Commons
You have never done unto others as you
would now that others should do unia
you. Repentance comes ioo lalr =
.Whaf is sauce, &c." What next!
Register.
Several Of the I.ocofoco papers seen
to be very much distressed at the fate
Of .poor soldier" who. they say
"was cropped at Buffalo in 1879 BY
order of Gen. Scott. Their pet soldie
was thief and deserter, and upo,
his being caught, Gen. Scott appointet
court martial to try him. The cour
martial sentenced him to be cropped
and it was done.
J The Democratic papers Just nov
J think it shocking thing that soldier
: in time of war, should not be allowe,
, to steal and desert with impunity.
70 Whipping Mofhers.-A little ho
yesterday, tumbled into the dock. !
!, sailor sprang in and brought him on
: again, about half dead with fright an,
excessive draughts Of salt water. Whe
: he recovered from the shock, he begal
to sob and cry most piteously. II
was assured that he was not hurt. !"
: know that well enough" said he, wit
e fresh burst, ''but mother said sh
t would lick me il got drowned, and
y know she'll do it, for she always does.
}. D,iy Be-s
The daily union., 1852-03-13

VALUABLE business Stand Rent N Washin xton
city and immediate posse given of
in the building odestabsed
corner OF 7 and Market Space They built in
modern business, gas ightr
The s wide 80 deep clear
side ghtn the the ~ feet wide by ~ feet
wide by 81 aud
the clear and finished for sales well lighted
windows the building The
ing Market space u feet wde 81 feet detp then becomes
deep, having kygh
long a BY IS
feet deep, inches high There
The
feet wide by 81 deep with sksht feet by feet
two last Each has vault in the
fuel.
TERMS apply subscriber,
side Pennsylvania avenue, between ID and ~
Dec i3-TuThsatn ANNE r.. DERMoTT
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Canton hIattings, Floor Oiicloths Csrpsung, sc.
THE receiving per schooner Statesman,
from New York
50 pieces - heavy white Canton maings
81 do do do
20 do 81 DO do DO
% a. do red checked do do
IS do 54k64do do do
+ do a. do
super English oicoth, Is feet wide
super American oicoth, from twelve TO eighteen
wide
do Iow-pced American oteloth, from sr feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mauings, for basement, hc.
Also, hand full Of variety Of i'm
ported and American carpetine such -
Tapestry tapestry
imperial ply, and ngrain
priced rag hemp cotton, stnped plaid together
article line furnishing
prepared fully determined to offer good an
other dealers in this county.
Apls-u y, II. HooE 4 co.
The daily union., 1852-03-13

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Late Books,

Il
EXCHANGE PLACE. ADJOINING THE PoST-oFFICE.
by the Author of Amelia Wyndham'
Raense contains not surpassed by those IN
'The AdnrA's Daughter" [Athsneum.
"Mns MARsHs RAvrSscrpRr Mi. Mar.hs novel reminds
of~o works the Bird. Of LNnneroo and Jane Eyre
We do net by this that it imitation In whole part Of
either Ills powerful novel, with passages Of orsa and intensity
combination homey incident which
oftagedy by the old English dsnati.ts" Literary World
"RAvKsscLIPFK By Mrs, Marsh NewYok Harper Brothers
Had this vigorously written novel been would
have attributed s authority LADY. Tho hero, lAngord
gdy masculine character and throughout the book there
traces of such knowledge of the world few
tNewYok Advertiser.
by Author of DIV. ogilvies THE HEAD
OF THE FAMILIES. In three story throughout
deserves praise purity Of deeacy
preston the highest degree wcmanly and uc Examiner.
LAURIE TODD Life and writing. of Grant Thobur, prepared by
himself l2mo pp ZIG "WtEout than ordinary literary
preenscns and without learning this
entertaining pieces of biography that has recently appeared"
Literary World.
THE BEST BOOK CANARY BIRDS The American Bird Faneer
considered with reference tie Breeding Rearing Feeding
agemsnt and Pecaasies of Gage and os. Birds Pigeons
Illustrated with engravngs BY D. J. Browne editor of the
Poultry Yard.
HUGH MlLLERS LAST WORK has inst received
supply of Hugh AiiIer last work. SCENES AND
LEGENDS OF THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND. From he second
London edition. One vol, lsmo 1876 pngeH
THE GERMAN LAWYER IN THE NTED ATES OF AMERICA
An indispensable Form Book and Assistant any body especially
to the Farmer Mechanic, IAtorer
RES Eawyers Con,tabes and County and Town Officers
rnsns Bd English.
sTuRGEs on THE CANE OF DRAUGn1s Second American
edition.
AS GOOD AS A COMEDY. Philadelphia: Fa, "Th is one Of
those humorous stories Of life in the It's
descriptions een.y popular generally truthful
[SewYork Commercial Advertiser.
MARCUS WARLAND. B, Caroline h. Philadelphia: A.
Hart "There such use Of wild mpo4,bl. stories.
pleasant to hen with .r
rather like narrative ofrsa. than imnsina
ton" [NewYork Con-----,. Advertiser.
REDDING ON WINES Known kin Of win. DISCUSSED And
the detecting deliberations fully e1psnd Conuois
Of wine will find s guide making purchaser,
j. C. MORGAN
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To man fond of music there is greater enjoyment
than having musical snuif-bo3 placed his pillow ere
closing the eyes in slumber We do and can strongly
recommend this luxurious practice. Should you gentle
reader wish to try the experiment go Duggan Com
street. and purchase of his musical boxes
He has them of all kinds and at all prices together with
an endless variety of watches. guns, etc
Amongst the valuable works lately received by Ball
Gravier street. two which demand special attention
Richardson's Arctic Expedition and Hoods Own
published by Putnam The last is admirably suited as an
ntdote for low spirits for spite yourself you must
laugh at Hoods whimcates Ball has also other works
equally interesting and varied,
" Nature knows pause in progress and development
and attaches her all inaction" This happy ex-
preston of Gothic regarding progress and development
reminds us that the propretors of Bradys Old Store
No . Charities street. have become exceedingly popular
amongst our City Beles-and after much research we
have discovered the of their popularity 1t this
they follow the law of progress and each day dereop
aud taking articles of Ladies' Dry Goods Their store is
therefore regularly jamaed every morning with beauty
md ia sllion
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ns- WING CENrRA1 ExEcUTIyE CoMM1rrrE


BATON ROUGE, March Is, 1884,
resolution adopted by the Wing State Convention held at
Rouge Committee authorised to that effect by
the Convention have appointed the following named Wings to son'
RAy Executive Committee .. @ State # Lsnissna
meetings which be held the city Ct Newoesns month
determined the first meeting take place
the Monday Of April next
I 1;,ei WA1ToN NJ 1S sgMME TTSs
Ss A
I 6. 6s sq paN%r g5Es Rt CLARK
Sse"tA Representatives District RVERE eARpERE JOS SOLO
s a:.:. S1 AsS fH 1S t2 ss2 1sEsf
tsi :g1', ss 3, Parish 0.sss, A. p ss SEsER
e I 5si $s,.:is. ;;iiKTs 8 MCKAY j
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fa, & s. % i" s d 4 a GYpaIEs soser
p Pa,.s + Ascension Ascension, a = Fo nyrs;I
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f fsrs + G Gs%. 4 A k!HsS TAYLOR
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ts-i.s : e G. s,' + !. Il Ss Crosby
fs ss,s : d hs,' R. " t Z eoFhs
$:;;;s $:s;s H $SefSS H $55As
E ES Ss:Ss THSs s f sSnRngSouau
Eth fs,i,s + l Ess"i" c MM kA shS
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Unparalleled Bargains !
BEllNe NoW VT EtLo
A Z SIM P s o NJ s ,


so CANAL STREET,
thongs visit that establishment,
who generally tho opinion that while other houses selling
articles cheap the good, this house CHEAPER
THROUGH THE STOCK, thnn at
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
The determination ia to sell large quantities at
SMALL PROFITS.
And owing having purchased tho tso
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES OF GOODS have been procured at
DEPRECATED PRICES,
and are offered to the Newoleans public,
NOT UNDER COST,
but, by advantages in purchasing
GREATER BARGAINS
than snn be had elsewhere. Among other goods nrs--
HANDSOME STYLES OF MusIINs, AT ONE BIT!
REAL FRENCH ORGANIZES. AT TWO DIMEsl
FAST-CoLoRED GiNGHAMS, AT ONE BlTl
CALCoES, FROM FIVE CENTS UP!
....ANp....
Sup SPRING STYLE cALcoEs M coors, at One Dino.
SUPERIOR LONG CLOTH AT EIGHT CENTS
IMMENSE LOT OF LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHiEFs, ut
81 90, 81 as 81 so and - 90 n dos"ul
aENTLEMES's LINEN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al =, ~ 50,
81, 81 80; and SUPERIOR QUALITY o. dozenlALL
GUARANTEED PURE FLAX.
GRAPE SHAWLS!
READ THESE PRICEs!
SATIN BoRDERED GRAPE sIiAws SIX DOLLARS all aoiors
EMBROIDERED GRAPE sHAWIs at NINE DoLLARsn
HEAVY PLAIN GRAPE StIAwLS, at TEN DoLLARsni
EXTRA HEAVY GRAPE sHAwIS, at SIXTEEN DoLr.ARs,lM
RICH EMBROIDERED GRAPE sHAwIs, worth sss 90 for
DOLLARS oNLYi.tll
FANS! FANS!! FANS!!!
FEATHER FAME; Common and Superior Qntie. PALM LEAF
FANS by the case DOZEN RICH PAPER FANS, all qualities
PARASOLS!
AFRESH STOCK RECElvED-cHEAP.
HOSIERY AND CLOVES!
LARGE sToCK-JUsT OPENED.
gB-ALL WOOL BAREGES, at TWO BITS ga
IRISH LINENS.
The LINENS sold SIMPSON all imported
expressly for his sales and GUARANTEED
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN NEW ORLEANS
LOWER ask
article The stock comprises all quatesthe being pure
fax, M we'll rs the finest qualities.
LACE MANTILLAS!
LACE NET FOR MAKING MANrlILAs, with nrge stock Of
TRIMMING LACES just received.
EMBROIDERIEs AND LACE GOODS!
uNDERslEEvEs, nrs
Fine THREAD LAcEs
with NIL stock OF nearly all des'rptsns of
sEAsONABDE DRY GOODS,
to which additions being ne by nearly arrival and which
will ALLY purchasing
ty- Bear in mind tina,
SIMPSON GUARANTEES
his prices 10 be not only .lenp,
BUT MUCH CHEAPER
than my establishment examination customers ar. MT
satisfied 0f this fact
No SALE rs EXPECTED.
During past purchased
supplies, after examining the prices other chap comparing
them with the
SIMPSONS, so Canal street,
ssr PLANTERS obtain he. full ,ock o,
PLANTATION GOODS.
NEGRO BLANKETS,
RERSEYS,
tIsSEYs,
PLAIDS,
STRIPES,
LOWEIIS
C0TToNADEs,
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heen saved the consequences Of most inefficient an I'M
wise Constitution the expense, labor and YeAa.' q
making new one, and the democratic party Wo no
have eSperiepced the defeats it has
Well. democratic majority presided AZ the
organization Of our present constf'u'ion'--'ap-
tised it democratic and dlsaPproVihss ="
have not one word to say. Let Inc Dsita ser tie
the issue with The Courier. Wekne'w not Which
ia the recognized organ
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.RreaC Books.

(From the Pres, Of Harper Brother', NewYork)
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
j. B. STEEL'S
NEW ORLEANS STATIONERS' WAREHOUSES;
Go Camp street and IS Bank Place.
RICHARDSON'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF slI
JOHN FRANKLIN.
RECoLLECTONs OF A LITERARY LIFE. By Miss Mary Russo
Milford.
DARiEN OR, THE MERCHANT PRINCE-A Historical Rorqsrs,
BY Eliot Wauon author of Tho Crescent and the
iARPERS' NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR APRIL, 1,54.
Eli ltlntM
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Fancy Furniture BE'areho,sse.
P. MALLARD & CO.

L. M A l. A Il & CO.,
67 ROYAL STREET,
t Importers Furniture. Looking China Ware etc.
have just received ships Maid Orleans
from Havre. the latest style Of
ROSEWOOD MAHoG ANY ARMOIRS with LOOKING GLASSES
MINISTRY WRITING DESKS, BOOK CASES, VICTORIA BED
STEADS, CANoPIHs, IRON BEDS etc; sIDEBoARDs
ETAeERs, Covered and Open WASH STANDS,
sENTLEMENS SHAVING STANDS, CENTRE,
CARD PIER and NIGHT TABLES, LADIES'
FANCY SEWING CHAIRS, chill
DENs CHAIRS, PARLoR
SETS AWAY, on hand,
made
china Ware.
resolved sEvhEs CHINA PORCELAIN
WARE for NANTEL ORNAMENTS; BREAKFAST, DIN
NER and TEA SETS from Five to Two Hundred
Psses; PLAIN WHITE CHINA, LOOKING
GLASSES, etc.
Uphoistery
lArgs LAMPAS, BRoCATEtE DAMASK kr
CURTAINS, LACE MUSLIN CURTAINS, FURNITURE
CHNTZ, CURTAIN LOOPS, GIMP, CORD, TAs-
sells, CoRNICES CURTAIN PINS, ETC.; French
and American WINDOW BLINDS, Chimes.
BLINDS, BUFF HOLLAND, etc.
.Mattings
We have always hand til. best quality WHITE, RED
CHECKED AND FANCY MATING CARFETING AND MAT,
TING mad' and put down the shortest FURNITURE
kinda Cleaned. Vanished and taken . storage.
Notice.
As Mr. NALLAEp will lea, Europe April next ali
orders England France for Furniture Chrpug Looking Gals..
China Wsre Cutlery etc. must b.. handed in previous
mh3O l2t?dp 2, MALLARD4 CO., u ROYAL street,
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J. G. Morgan Exchange Place has just received the last
,t,ors of the Westminster Review and Bla ckwood's
,c,re The excellence Of these periodicals is so well
town that we think it unnecessary say any thing in
their praise.
Steel No. 90 Camp street has sent the q Yellow
plush Papers, by W NJ Thackery the popular author OF
Vanity FAIR etc. We have hesitation in reconi-
endng it as good 1t is from the press of D. Appleton
Co NewYork
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SINGULAR CASE SURGERY AND DENIsTRY.-A young
lady from Maryland afflicted with painful and danger
malignant tumor, had, the only remedy which
which promised relief large portion of the upper jaw
bone the right side of the face, removed recently by
Dr. Pancoast, of Philadelphia. This operation proved
successful The lady recovered from its effects and the
step supply by artificial means. the absence
the jaw the loss of teeth which occasioned
ugly Disbursement of the face This the Ledger
has been very completely done by Mr. Charles Neil den
fist. of that city
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The CRY CHARTER THE Act of Consolida-
tion. torether with the Supplemental Act an
nexing Lafayette, as published for the use of
the members Of the Council, in pamphlet form.
can be- obtained at the Office of this paper.
Price one dime.
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BosroN Notwithstanding the past season, E. P
Whipple ectured times, for which he received
less than $1,000 above expenses DR.. o. w. Holmes
ectured fty-seven times and received S11OO profit
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SHORT PASSAGES ACROSS THE ArLANTic.-Thc packet
ship Isaac Bell arrived at Newfork the Both u from
uavre in nineteen days passage The ship Washington
from Liverpool also arrived the day after passage
of only eighteen days.
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Gs~ For SECOND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CHARLES IoNTE Candidate for the Office Of SECOND JUS
TICE OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS, and
auGayes OF feow.iLens
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL $. 1862.

ne Mr. JOIN LYNCH has been appointed
CARRIER Crescent the route between 81
streets the Swamp in the place of Mr. anu
IN, opy authorized the paper ouE OF
The from take by the Week or Month";
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For CALrFoRNIA-The Cincinnati Commercial of the
S1s u says that upwards Of hundred persons passed
down Pittsburg the day previous their way
California
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Nss~ F1REMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
The Delegates hereby notified to attend the
Regular Quarterly Meeting held MONDAY EVENING
April 10 Hall OF Louisiana Hose Company
Of Perddo and Carondeet atrees BY order.
APPS WIN. II. SLACK Secretary.
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Worlds Safe Gon,pu1y.

7ENHE attention of the public is called to the
utility and superiority of these Safes
are made entire principle We
strongly male from wrought bars cOpo
t'on caston chilling the liquid making mrcne-
,as to The eh.- or dl and Gpai. Of resisting the blows the
Mechanic she leaves bolts straps screw, nge
nous burglar to with perhaps les.
put them together Neither the
sion on the solid mass, lined with proof wall.
hesitate not IN eAyng that these Safes. with LILIES
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF CONDENSATION BANK
Lh The only really pstory
hl-s We further there security xn Of tn. popular
safes or Bank Vaults now They all The work
often bTok en- into, as experience has
m. Company prepared furnish
BANK VAULTS, OF various for Banking Mercantile
Firm, and Of which will tie Powder
Proof when secured with Lilies Bank Lock-.
sample ofthe above
Parautopc Bank Lock Of
Camp [mhl5 If ]. PErTEES Aren't
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FATAL AFFRAY.On the 10Th ult,. ARRAY took place
between DR.. Morris and DR.. Craig. at Cock
rums in DeSoto county Miss, in which the latter
instantly killed We have not heard the particulars
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azs- New ORLEANS, opELousAs AND GRE

Ea1- NOTICE To DIsCHARGING CLERKS AND
will Drnysgs from shipping but 10 those hold
ing our written order. [Ap7l A ]. WRIGHT h CO.
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Died !:

On TnesdaE morning April g. of puerpera fever MARY ANN
Mc'AROCk, wife Of W. NJ. Greenwood
On Wednesday evening April l. O'Clock JULIUS aged 10 wears.
son of w. H. aud Ann c. Kitchen.
~ His funeral will proceed THIS MORNING o'clock
the family residence No. i?l St. Jos ph street
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~ RALLY RALLY! KALLY WH1G
RANGERS Meet THIS EVENING, tThursday) April s.
Club Room the rEA St. Charles street. at7 o'clock for the
purpose going proces, the Wing Meeting
Fourth District By order ii
CHARLES Nj. WATERMAN, President.
g Gin IsF Il Kos5s'0'' Secretaries. sps