davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
From Oaliao rnia.


By the Nicaragua line we have received lhe
Daily Placer ai"es and Transcript. Of San
Francisco, OF August lst, in advance Of the
mail, Thanks to somebody for their kindness
in sending US the papers. BY them We learn
that the advanced companies Of emicrsnts
were arriving in California. the short trips ay-
|cragelng about 70 days from St Joseph. The
emigration by land to California, is less .ha I. Il
was last year, bat to Oregon it is more than
double to what i! ever was before. Last rear
$4,000 emigrants went by land to California.
land 10000 to Oregon. This year abou, 90.
900 go to California, aud over 10000 10
Oregon.
Thirty eight thousand letters and twelve
thousand papers were mailed at San Francis.
co for the steamer of Angus. lst This is
doing heavy business
Il. Q. HoDsE, Esq, of Nevada. is ths Cal
ifornia Commissioner 10 the Worlds Fair. nj
New York
A large cave has been discovered betseen
Columbia and woods Greek. in Tuolamne
couAty' IN which numerous bones Of an ante
deluvean race Of animals, apparently of the
mastodon species, have been found Il is at
tracting much attention.
senator Twin lett Fort Miller, Marposa
county, on the 2lst July, TO explore the route
Tor railroad on the southern line, and was
to extend bis explorations to the TETON Pass
He was ac accompanied by Cap, JokDAE. Lieut..
NuGEST, Capt HALER, Mr. RUBIDgAs. Of Ee~
Mexico, and Messrs, KIEasBURY and Ross
Senator GwIa expects road can be built
from the canon of the Colorado, down the San
Joaquin Valley with less expense in aradss
embanhmenls and bridges than In any other
route that can be found. His personal explo.
ration will be valuable for his action in Tho
Senate
BY virtue of new lines and new arrange
men,s, the merchants Of San Francisco nru
enabled to send to New York and get returns
within Al days This is some sixteen da,s
earlier than they have heretofore been abis
to do it. The Nicaragua line has become i'm
portant to the business interest Of the Pacific
The mining intelligence continues fayora.
bic. New mines are discovered, snd the ave-
rage success in the old ones is about the sams
as heretofore. Wages had increased considers.
bly, in San Francisco, and many hands had re-.
turned there from the mines, finding that
they could earn more than they could get
digging S, Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

1t has been argued in the British House
of Commons in favor Of removing the burdens
from the newspapers, that the cheapness OF
American papers, bringing them within the
means of the humblest classes, and by making
all classes better iuf'rmed and more intclli,
gent, gives the mechanics and artizans of the
United States Advantages over those of Eng
land, which will, in tho end, make them too
strong for equal competition There is much
good sense in this view. The newspaper is
the great agent of civilization. and the county
which by reason Of high price, or for other
cause, the newspaper is kept from the great
body of the people, works at great disadvan-
tagc by the side of that in which the intellect
is quickened, and the mind informed by the
intelligence of all that is going on in the world
and by the discussion of facts aud principles
and policy of government
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
Important 10 these Afflicted
DRS. STONE g. PATTERSON,
ECLECTBC

MOULD inform the citizens of Clyde and vi
w ciniiy that we have permanently located here,
Tor the purpose of Praciicing Medicines; and by
our prompt attention, and successful cures, VIC hope
to gain libeIal share of patronage.
~ those mho have been afflicted for years, and
have lried every body, (ss they say,)we would
call their attention TO this advertisement. We
cured, yet there is durable stage to ali diseases
and great many can be cured after they have
been pronounced incurabe by many; and Others
relieved so as 10 he comfortable and enjoy life IL
is unnecessary eere to enumerate all the diseases
which flesh is heir 10, and plant out the cradle stage
OF each, but call and we will tell you, without any
charge, whether your particular can be cured
or not.
Especial attention will be paid TO Females who
have Diseases peculiar to themselves.
1. c. STONE, MI J. PATTERSON, ND
July 81 so.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
VOLUME 1.
u o E trp.
THE STARS
BIT GEORGE d. PREsTIcE,

NNS'NH
Those burning stars! what are they7 | have
That they were blossoms on the Tree Of Life,
Or glory flung back from the outspread wings
Oi Gods Archangel-or that yon blue skies,
With all their gorgeous bazonry Of gems,
Were bright banner waving o'er the earth
From the fair wall Of heaven!-and have sat
And drank their gushing glory, till felt
Their Hash electric trembling with the deep
And strong vibration down the living wire
. chanless passiou-and my every pulse
Was beaiing high as II spring were there
To buoy me up, where might ever roam
Mid the unfathomed vaslness OF the sky,
And dwell with those high stars, aud the light
Pouring down upon the blessed earth, like dew
From the bright urns Of n Naiads!
Beautiful stars!
What are YET There is in my heart OF hearts
fount, that heaves beneath yoh, like the Deep
Beneath the glores Of a midnight moon!
And list-your Enden tones floating now
Around me like an element--so low,
So wildly beautiful, | almost dream
That ye are there, the living harp Of God,
O'er which the incense winds of Eden stray,
Aud wake such tones Of mystic minstrelsy
As well might wander down to the dim world
To fashion dreams of heaven! Pealon-- peal on
Natures high anthem!-for my life has caught
A portion OF your purity aud pewer,
And seems but as a sweet aud glorious tone
OF wild star-musici
Blessed bl >ssed things,
Ye are in Heaven l on Earth. Ny soul
Even with the whirlwud's rush, can wander off
To your immortal realms, but IL must fall,
Like your own ancient Pleiad from its height,
10 dim its new caught glories in the dust!
The earth is beautiful-l love
Its wilderness of spring flo wers its bright Clouds
The majesty OF mountains and the dread
Magnhcence Of Ocean-for they come
Like visions TO my heart-but when look
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

Judge you say if 1 punch man, even in
fun be can take me up for assault and bat
terry?
Yes, sir. said that, and what said re-
peat; ifyoa punch man, you are guilty of a
breach Of the peace, and can be arrested for
it,
Amt there no exceptions?
Judge | think you are mistaken. Suppose
for instance, should brandy punch him
then what?'
No lcvlty in court sir Sheriff. expose this
man to the atmospherel Call the next case.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
The Clermont Sun, the Democratic pape

The Clermont Sun, the Democratic paper
at Batavia, Clermont County says;
"The Maine Law is Objectionable, yet it's
enactment could not bring upon us the tenth
part Of the evil which we suffer from the traf.
hc in ardent spirits--it would not cause muir
der, rape, arson, and all other crimes caused
by ntoxication; but are satisfied that the
people Of Ohio do not want the Maine Law
If they can get one that viii suppress the liq.
uor traffic. But liquor law they must have,
and that they should and must have what
they want, be it Maine Law or any other.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

When man refuses to pay debt among
the Mormons, they send three officers calle d
WhttAers, who take their station in front of the
debtors house, each with jack knife and
bundle of sticks, and whites away, day after
day. till the delinquent knocks under. 1t is
said that the remedy seldom fails.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

Ay'The Washington Republic says "two
terrible plaques are nov ravaging our coun-
try, and spreading death aui terror--the yell
low Fever, and the Railroad"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03

Rev. Q. Springer and Judge w. Reed
both Maine Law men. have been nominats,i
for the next Legislature, BY the Wings u
Muskingum.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
ANMTAsTNNo
Il. ID PARKER Surgeon Dentist

ID ESPECTFULLYt tenders profession services
hlot the citizens of Fremont and vicinity, all ope-
ratioRs relating 10 the preservation and beauty Of
the natural teeth, the insertion Of artificial teeth,
on pivot, geie silver plate, done in the neatesl
manner lie is in possession OF the latest improve
meuts now in use, consequently he iatters himself
that he is prepared to render entire satisfaction to
those who may desire his aid in any branch ofthe
profession.
Lethean Ether administered, audit III extracted
without pain, f desired.
Office CadwelI's Brick Building, over Dr.
Rice's office.
Fremont Ian. "a, 1851.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
Lw. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher.

The JouRSAL,is published every Saturday morn.
iig-Office In Bucklonds Brick Buildng-third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-09-03
PORTA COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
II. II. BUCKLAND, Agent:

hEMON IL OI1lO,
DR. Il. s. RICE.
Continuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country.
oEFIcE, as ormerly, on Frontstreet, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. 90, lS5O.-37
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
BEWARE OF COuNrERFEIrs.

The CharIntte Wing mentions sevc'
raj counterfeit 81 notes on the Bank
of the State, recently detected in that
place. They appear old and conside-
rablv worn. and are therefore well cal
culated to deceive, except one, which
was new, but bad in every particular.
The signatures, SC. are very perfect,
but appear to be engraved, except the
dates and numbers. some of which are
written in blue ink. . kind of INK ne
yer used BY the bank. The paper is
pale, coarse, aud thick, aud the eagra-
wing generally coarse aud irregular.
The shading of the letters is dark
coarse, aud heavy. Same are payable
at Moryanton, Others at Charlotte.
Fayetteville Udscrrer.
We were this m,rning shown a
Counterfeit 50 bill on the Bank Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
A,pxYcs,iol,ai.

The long d.bste in the Senate on the = Mon
roe doctrine" was brought to close ON Thurs.
day last, by the adoption If resolution offered
" NJ Cas-. srf~riss Inc matter 81 The tiss,s 81
issesashs csaa'itsre On Foreign Relations, with
iasfae.l NE u fepst' tie f's.ts ii question.
Tn. s,ssss thea tsss a9 III. susjett offs Rail
Road To the Pacific 0ceau. The convenience,
prActicabiliiy and expcIiency Of such road il
pretty generally admitted; the difference prin,i-
pally, we h,licAe, Is up,n the details Of bill.
In the House, the bill reported from the CON.
mlssee ofwsys and means by Mr.. S,anly, 10 au-
thorizs the Secretary Of the Treasury To dep,sitc
with the several States the fourth nstalmcnt Of
tls public money accorling to the provisions Of
the &C, Of ls, was laid Oh the liable b. vote Of
l05 to 60.
pretty severe rc5aSc wa, administered in the
H'usc on Friday IN The great waste Of time in
u,pr ,f,ab.e discl .sila. Nc. Mace asked u he
1scharyci from any further service as member
o. th- COIN nii,cc af claims, and gave as the reason
Tat ne entered up,a The discharge of hi. du,ie
faithfully, an ! could say ,ht every member Of
lie COM ai,tse hal prai,ahly an efficiently heen
eas'sri IN the dis.h,rse If .lu'y they had pre-
p.rei f'r tbs actisa Of The Hslsr vast number
OF bills ia heh III Of 'rsnls who had homes, and
Just claims az inst the govemmrni; yet the &C.
s's = ~ y sase hal 6sss . 3 sl.at the com.
n'i'rs had t~sN r-licl lss ssot during the pre-
ss's st.i is-t sessions u Co;.sssss Ne therefore
visited 70 lr discharged, at he q hot desire to
bsinsnlvc,I in 40 much business when Congress
would not act upon il. lit was the object ofthc
House 10 deny jus,ice to claimants. they and the
e'anry saa.d kaow it, Mr.. Nice taen with.
drew his request.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.

or The inventor Of M'l.ane's yermifuge hav.
ing d'pos d Of his right to his great remedy. the
proprieiors, Mcssrs. Kidd 4 Co, l~g leave to Of.
fe, il to the American public as the best remedy
for worms ever offered. It has been tried in MI
parts u the country, and in cases which had de-
fed the excriions of the hest physicians, aud ne
,e, without the ma<t comrletc success W.
carlton parents agains delay. n your chilir,h
exhibit symptoms Of being troubled with worJ'. |
lose nj m,nrs', bot at once. purchase ytfie
Of MLane's Ttsm;fuss, and thu. save ,hey pain
and perhaps sher hives. II
For sale at the Pest Office, I'D the
Drug Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
sour sbedirnf servant.
,. b. DONNELLf.


BISHOP IVES AND THE \. G. CLERGY
VS. pni,I,-ss. l~l',w, il.r Iriirr &C ;. tIue
81 the C'lrrsy ~ N.nh caraIins." u, The
.di,.s Of ihrr New ymk -T.m~..-f
w;.~hn i~rrnre "a. u, dc IN aur las, pa.
pr
The "'nissi"n ia the zrii,lr. rs publish.
ed en- shr rs.ns-.. al The ,rn,rs.-ss IN
srsirsl nsl'zft ssshrss,, IA lh~ ps &c, place /.
a-l~s. makr-. q ~,IIb~ aad,iy prrren srl.
@4,ra-i dldeirnrr % il,e r.,n.iluril.n Of
che zrfarlr.
The Ediisrsfid. N I'D ~ 7Imss.
Sm: -Tissrr has h~rn i.irIv srn, 40
,l~ ~rl,r, of llse following col,,,uuniea,,on.
an ed''eriai h"m y.'ur paper. a q. n..
ks,w 81 what dair.l slsling. an infar,us.
i,an derived irum he DuhlIn Tablet. ,l,a,
Bl.l.p i.rs. al Amilr csra; ma. ..h.d
a.iri.rd h'm-sl u @ the Chur. /, ol Rome
sIsJ y"u Imil,sr a.,eiv~. '.iil- example 10
very likely m have y I,lr NH .rnrr upon
r4ss,si~fslsir aumlvr 81 i,ls late rIefr, :"
That ihe Ii,>lr"p rsnlrmplsrs .urh =
lsssrmrnl - iea,ing has avn t.hulch lnr
iis,ol Rune. think ,r,y p,o.,alir. Th-,
lr has slresay- donr 20. w..uld De ..rr
Inconsistent ~uh le.rr Iersiv~d tc.n
las by the isrr-rni srIlcr. dsird DE. a.
AZ 4 very i"r"nsi.srnl Win ru,nm n hon.
r.iy aul iauur.s. II. ia .ia:,nr Ina. IA.
rAanpIris likely ,ohave wnlr iniur, &c
sPss consi.lrfahlr number 81 his lair
clergy. yau nrln ihl they are Il,riy 10
f"li"s h,s .ksni.ie an gnnns To the Chu,rh
oi kans~. | assure ,su. Mr.. Editor. ,nu
zre nnirr grlesous mistake. I have
gs'd wss"n Z" kn"w The oplniuns aud
inpe.'i"ns II il,e clergy al this di~rsr.
lsmak with rn,lrr r"nii,lrnrr. as Tar as
anr can l,.'ssiii, be ronii.l~nl 90 ,urh a
case. iiAi liuer body 81 men Ia irur
tsiliI. eAists no whrir-,ilal tI,e.r is moi
the shadow at probability thai a single
enc can he i"und wln T. likely 10 apnsla.
tzr; nay. z" fufll,r, I say wh ,lev-r iIe
B'shop's milusnrr may onre have b. en-.
q 10 80 rn'nriy gone, at ira.i iur 81. h a
Pnrpo.r, that do not knaw, 4 do uo, br.
tievr there .. = sin.le man, woman. az
child. .p"w .lisins IN alni I,cloncing to- tie
iI"rrsr, that u ., all likely To I.l.uw hi.
~xsinpl.--whsl ih"sr Who ate travelling
with him msy d.. I caunot saw.
With q proper rhaiuy, Mr.. Editor. yau
hate considered The l',-h.p as ac,ius frnm
L"nesi nr''irrs 81 cnnsicii.m in abandon.
i"x h.s i"rn'r Coz wha, is supposed l.. he
tl, new ianh. lie has, tin,srlf. la the
Convention al his diocese [m 1884, ~
'g"e'l an"il,rr c1u.r Ciol his iar..,ahle
,"cl,nali towsnls tie Chalrh al Rome I
u Is nni necessary. At present. Ia state
i'ss' rause. bal H ~rA,n.n shnnd require,
! 'Hsis Asf's = =. -'su mc. through The
inssinsn n sou, paper. 10 nakrm kan d,
ssins The iissh"p. own langu &c for the
purposr.
Oar or TnE cLERcy or y. e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Repaired fsr ihr Petersburg Intelligence.


Saturday. January 90. 1854.
ToBAcca.-Brraks increasing, with
firmneSs on the &c buyers, Lugs sic. .
4s SIC. for mixed leaf; leaf, cum.
mon to good, 81 Sc.
CorroN.-we note an advance of 4
cent since last report; sales On yester.
day at 81 CTS.
wnEar-cont;nucs to arrive freely
prime qualities are readily sold at oar
figures. while an inferior article re.
mains dull: red lis a lac white I2t
a l25c.
coRS-arri,es slowly and wanted al
Goo.
FLorR-Cauntry supcriine s5ia5i;
city brands Extra sc.
NAVY BgASs scarce and wanted nj
liOc.
BLACK Eye PEas-None.
BAcox-va. hog round u ic.; do hams
Isle; Western sides, new, I0ac.; do.
shoulders9s a9i &C.; old shoulders 81 cts;
Jowls, western. 5sa.sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.


Bv an arrival here We have advires from
III. rily oI Mexico 10 the i2,h instant.
The revolutionary spirit WA spreading
in all ,lrrcliuns, .nd the greatest disorder
prevailed.
Gncral Arista has resigned the rr~si.
,rnry 81 the krpnblic, and lied from he
W.. NJ, knoan--im per.
.nnal security. Ills ,Ioops had been COM
plctrls routed.
A temporary government has been rs-
,abll,hri hv t'evellAs. pre,idrn, Of the
Supreme Court. The existence Of This.
llowrver. was hy M means rertain.
The rcvan ionisis wrie galheiins
. rrngll duly. aud has hernrne 80 fnrni-
dlble that lllrir progress ranno, be check.
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
III A n n I'm

In this place. on Tuesday evening last. by the
Rev. John wiiherspoon D. d, Mr.. Josrra Rrssr
10 Miss. EIix,srrH Sc.nlErr. ~.
Ia this county. on "Wednesday the 26ih ult.,
by U. ID. Phillips esq. Nc. s.xrkuP. ColIix.
10 Mis- Srsax y. TArlom.
On the same day. by Thomas Long. ESQ. Mr..
WIIL,AS q. SrKrs 10 Mis- SAWsn Z. Sx,ru.
Al-o, by Stephen Lloyd, esq. Mr.. Hrsm Cen.
niE To Miss Mar A. SrRAix.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Correspondence sfMe Y. Y. Erpress.
W..saiu r,on. Ian. %, Is:

WisaihstUh. Jan. 20, 1919.
Fillibustering" IN the Senate, at
Tue head of which Gen. cass has again
set himself UPS decidedly below par
~ both Houses Of Congress, and falling
tower aud lower. The General makes
no sort Of Roadway, but runs aloul Of
shagsat every point. Mr.. Hale's DIS
section Of him, the other day. i exceed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
DIR. KUHL,s

ABY5SlNIA MlXlUnEs
For Colds, hfuensa, Cosiirness, I,iEs, A1se.
hon efhe Kidneg and Bhiotr. Grursi. q. !.
norrhGa, Gitets, The Whites. Weakness, and
ofher Female Compkainis.
iDFor particulars see small hIIIs.
I.ynchhurg. Va. Ort. q, 1851.
DH. j. KrHL: Dear Sir: I wrote you SONG
Time since, hut received no answer. ! am most
happy 10 inErm yo,i, thai all Of our k,st supply
Of your Meiicincs have heen disposed 1t, agi
have given grea, satisfaction. The ,l.siands Tor
the A5ysaiaia Mgfure and the f;;aii.lliae Bak
sam are daily easing aud ~ili he fhe nrsatl
popular mc'licn 81 the day. I'ieasa ecssd sne
flesh supply immediately. FfafesnalIs. ysurs,
y. IA ATKINSON.
For sale by DR.. $. ". Sch@isietl ID. Heart.
and Maj. Thos Howsrfea. iIiltsiaFppsh, Carr
a. Watson. Chapel lIili, Coke & MCJail,lcns.
Tally Ho; DE-. D. p. Weir, Gseensi,srouah: II.
I. Mitchell & Ce, q sIssl.
DR., T. KUN. a PAsCHAI.. flsfrd. princi,
pal Office ia Nneh Carolina, 10 whom Agents
md oihsfs WI Inject their orders Cor Dr. Kuhi'.
Nedicpcs- ~
May - ss-iycow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Obituary.

Dird, In Grrensborougl, on the night If the
2ist ultima. the Rev. JomS A. Gmgrrrm, in the
foriy-ihhd year Of his age. Mr.. Grctei was or.
daincd 10 the ministry IN 1884, and for time
resided al Geneto, Powhaian county, Virginia.
which place he occupied as missionary ground,
and where he lhhorcd with great satisfaction 10
his hearers. In the spring Of $50 he was selected
as Professor Of Mathematics in the Caldwell In
siituie, and removed TO (;reensl,orough. Mr..
Grcitcr was an accomplished mathematician, and
the ability and energy with which he conducted
his branch Of the studies contributed in due pro-
portion to the high reputation which,, insi,u.
tim acquired. Though his duties in The Institute
required - large portion Of Lis 'in,e, he stilI
hooked upon preaching The srei as great and
sacred duty, and aerrpt.d ciisssars q 'n4! sni
Gum Grove cnnsres-ssisns, aiae sua frsl,f M
from Grecnsbo.ough. and preached TO them on
alternate Sundays. In 1914, on the retirement
OF the Rev. William u. Paisley, he took charge
Of the Presbyterian church ia Grsensborouch
where he lahored with great diligence and faith.
fulness, until disabled by the sickness which
terminated his active and useful lie.
Mr. Gretter was sound ,heoiogian and
ieained divine, and his sermons were delivered
with iervid eloquencc well calculated to make
deep impression; and the seed which he has
sown. we trust, with the blessing Of his Master,
will he made TO produce much fruit in the com.
munitics in which he has laborc.l, and the chulch
judcatorcs in which he has mingled.
Through his long and painful sickness he
manifested the utmost chrcrfalnrss, submission
aud patience. supported by an unwavering trust
in the ga,dness of his heavenly Father, aud
seemingly without . pain or struggle cell
asiccp in the arms of his Saviour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

! Na.le.b 80. \. C.. which uss emo
samtly sarred g. Sentlrman a tLi'
placer. he oar ssxhi direorrrrd Il 10 b,
coan.rrfrit. IL Is eazfseIs and bad
Nv executed. The signature az m.
President. Matter n Lake. is engrz.
srsl. wm. r. isezke-ihe date Is enl,
1881. with no day sr msnrh.
ks1 Ber1iaa.
a Counterfeit Que Dallsr Bill, pur.
parting % be ~ .. the Bank Of South
Carolina ~as shsxa 10 Is Yesterday.
Ga the left hand rsd "a tk< bill il a
shiP snA~v full sail. and in the erafrr
arc two female ilsurrs. Il i signed
q George Martin. President, and
:" John Brnwn. Ca >h;rr." IL lisa mis-.
cradle fshricatinn. iherr being no gr-
nuine bills ia sny manner resembling
~ clvLsfaa csuns,.
We nrgrrt To- learn hat Mrs. Mar
tina. wife VI the LIN. g. ;;.hea A. Doug.
lass. L. >. Senator fran llIins;s, died
IN Washington eity on the 10Th uIt.
She was the last surviving child of the
late Col. Robert Martin of Rsckinghzm
rounty. Ia this State. She was married
IN April. l84.. and al the time Of her
Heath was - years IL age.
The Captain General az Cuba. by
rider of the Queen. has sent two mil
ions Of reals to be distributed among
he poor families who suffered by the
ate earthquakes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

e 4 a saeh fhias a. dr. Bisl,ep l., ,
has rrorkllt addrrss~A ans Letter a
SIC leuvcati@a. This felxreB<e Il "a
Bi<k.y is~>'s csn psase- fiaa r<>d be-
firr tke csaseEsiAs sffzye,tesiIIc ia
issl. and aetsn zlsshinx VI ister asf-
4 t<~ssnrs Sws. t1at ses y ere ifd
Is skr hissz>s by frssss isg fnt1riil,
ss~ B<ssi,ns-e <sc, ia sh{tA .lnper 4
80 ~ the risshrNsent ia question
6rsf apPr~<ssd. Iva will NOT refuse
se I hspe, tie insertion Of this cor
ss-tfpn al an obvious rrror. thsu=h il
msuId be better 70 insert. Il you cusld
the Times eammunsestian as given in
the Register. s. =.
I am. sirs. your obedivnf servant.
J. b. DONNELLl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
N D TIC K.

NO ICE.
NOTICE Is herby given to all persons not 20
~ hire or harbor two free lows OF color. hv the
names Of SIDNEY ROBERTSON and VIII.
LIAM ROBERTSON. I'ley had hound them.
selves in wittcn!ohligaiims 10 serve me for the
year 1883, and have left without my Knowledge
aud without any prov1aiion whatever. They
are supposed To he in Vie nriaahorl,aod az South
lowell, Orange count. and il they da s.oi return
they may expect iheaw Ia be enforced &c found.
JOHN G. BLOCKER.
blocker r. o.. Cumberland. N.c.2
jaiuary 10. 1883. { 7O--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
VALENTINES VALENTINES

lust received at The Drug fore, supply
~ AZ vtLn~rfsxs fsf lhc i4yaf February
heau,iiul. rich. ta-tys sud Niily, Cali anil see.
February ID, lsia. IL.