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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
SOUTH LOWELL MILLS
AND
WOOL cARDsNG MACHINES

Ten Miles Southeast Of Iliilsborcugh.
,F,HfS notice il 10 announce that ms Gaming Ns.
chimes will bc ready 10 commence operation. rs
the fret Of June. and that | am prepared To ~ al
the usual work u a Cifding Machine ~ the siot'et
notice aud IN the hest manner The Wool nsust h.
brought 70 the Machine ia good ofdef-cne pound Of
clean lard or oil 10 ten pounds Of wonl. Twill warrant
my machines 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Ny FIGURING Mills also in foil operation. gi,in.
as good satisfaction any mills in The county. in
wife my former customers 10 give me another eat.
HENRY +. GATES.
May 3O 81
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GREAT TORNADO.

Chicago, June s.
The tornado was first noticed between
Marion and Cedar Rapids. Lynn county
Iowa, going northwest aud sou theast in three
different currents, crossing the track of the
Chicago railroad several times. The Lisbon
depot buildings and warehouses were entirely
demolished, and train Of heavy freight
cars were lifted bodily from the ground and
dashed TO pieces. Before reaching Lisbon
the storm had killed sixteen persons. One
current passed north through Mechanicsyille.
,lemolishing every thing in its course, and
killing sixteen persons. Another current
passed over Union Grave, killing in that
vicinity seventeen persons. and then passed
south OF the railroad near Dewitt killing
twenty. seven persons, sixteen OF whom be-
ionged TO the family Of Thomas Hatfield,
and then passed south Of Remersal and Low.
moor, ,lemolisling the house Of David Mill
ard and killing him and portion of his
family, and then struck the town nf Canaan.
chez on The Mississippi. nj which point the
loss OF liie was much greater than first re-
ported. Not less than fifty.hye were killed
Al this place alone. and one hundred and
twenty-five wounded, some fatally. Ten
are missing. At this place large raft Of
timber. with crew Of twenty -four men and
two women. was scattered. and twenty .ane
men and the two women were lost.
The tornado travelled distance of ninety
miles IN Iowa and seventy in Illinois and
the loss Of life is supposed TO be one hundred
and ilty. Yesterday two trains we're run
every hour lrom Clinton 10 the scene Of the
disaster for the relief Of the sufferers.
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NOTES LOST OR MIsLAID.
May l6.

HAVE lost or mislaid the following notes, viz: one
on Thos B. Thompson, for 1923 10, interest from
January, 1854; on same, for $3.50 90, interest from
February, 1851; on w. II. & T. B. Thompson, for
s275 90, interest from February 2, 1853 one on John
r. Johnston, for sac 90, interest om April 1850;
II. Scott for $l,l53 90. interest from Noyem-
Der ?, 1916, credits Of $780, February &c. ls49 $685.
April -, 1850; same, fr $500 90, interest from
March 10, 1877; on same for $500 90, interest from
November ~. 1851; on same, for $500 9s, interest
from September TO- 1856; on Abel Gnffis FOR sil 60,
interest from March 1851 on ]. G. TulTeniine, for
SIS 81. interest from December, ls5l on G. w.
White for SlI2 80, interest from February 1856.
credit Of s25, December, 1856 on Samuel Nelson for
SIS 90, interest from December, 1883; on Robert
Hunter for S565 co. interest from October 1855! on
Seymour Puryei Tor 500 co. interest from December,
1856; balance Of note on J. T. Hunter, of S22 80,
interest from May, 1853. All persons forewsrned
from trading for any Of tie above notes, e makers
paying to any person but JOHN THOMPSON, who
Is my agent.
ROB'T THOMPSON.
MAY 80. 4i-3t
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Select Boarding and Day School.

TNHE Select Boarding and Day School Of the Misses
= Nash and Miss Kollock, HilIsborough, N. G., will
reopen on the 18th Of July. punctual attendance
is requested.
Circulars giving full particulars forwarded on sppli.
cation.
June ~. 46-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13

A USIoS MEiuas. New York Dai.
ly News (Demarraticl Publishes Mr.. Ever.
etts letter Of acceptance. and sass. in re.
gard 10 The ticket Of the Conservative Union
party:
q. We lonk upon this event as highly aus.
picious 70 the preservation Of the Union. and
The best interests u orr country. II speaks
in language louder than resolutions. Of a
love Of country, and determination TO pre-
serve the homer. the character. and the in.
tegrity Of that eoun,ry which i. now enter
tanned BY far the largest portion Of our eiii-
zens. ". hope. who are opposed 10 the De.
mocraiic party"
The Boston Courier. Of Friday. .Iiud.
ing 10 the grand ratification meeting 10 be
held that evening. SAYS: /" The truth is--
such i the turn Of The tide IN Massachusetts,.
that Il will unqnestionably sweep al before
il. 10 the Fall election. Nothing could be
more fortunate than the nominations made
81 Baltimore, IN the way Of contributing 10
this resnlt--excep'. perhaps. ihuse made AZ
Chicago. The indications not ONLY IN The
CITY, but throughout the country. are unmis.
taxable. that the State !. to Be regencralcd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
MARRrEn.

Al Elm Grove, Alamsnce county, on The 9Th Of
May, BY The Rev A. G. Hughes, Mr. EBERT II.
POGUE. Esq., Attorney at Law. Of Jefferson county.
Tennessee, To Miss EMILY II. STEEL, eldest laugh.
ter Of Col. Joseph ". steel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
South Lowell Male Academy,
Orange County. n. c.

HE Fall Term Of this Institution will open on the
10Th Of July, and continue twenl, zone weeks No
deductions, unless for proracied sickness.
Price Of Tuition. $40, SIS, and SEQ, according to
studies. Board $s per month"; incidental charge, one
dollar Books aud Stationery kept hand, and sold
at about cost
The morality and health Of the neiehborhool, and
cheapness of fhe School, recommend il 10 all, Sene on
your sons.
TN ANDERSON, Principal.
June 5. 46-7w
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having qualified. Al May Tenn Of
Orange County Court. $50. a. Executor On ihc
estate II CHARLES Il. IANCEY, decreased. n'iise
!. hereby given to al persons indebted 10 sail siiie 70
make immediate pasncnt and thasc having claims
srsius the estate will present hcm within The tine
prescribed Is law of this notice will he pleaded % bar
u recovery. -....-. -
JONES WATSON, Ex'r.
Nav 81. it-3s'
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HILLsBORoUGH ACADEMY.

tOI.. TEW. who has occupied the buildings of the
= Hilborough Mace Academy, with his iourishng
Military SCHOOL, il about to remove his own commo-
dious and elegant establishment thus leaving the Aca-
DENY vacant. The Trustees will be pleased to receive
proposals for the School from competent Classical
feathers up to the 10th Of July next.
The many decided advantages of the location for a
successful Institution Of the kind need not be enume.
rated.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees,
], w. NORWOOD, President
June 4. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
NOTICE.

TsHE subscriber having qualified, Al MAY Term Of
4 Orange County Court. 1850. as Administrator on
the estate Of JAMES FAUCETT, deceased. all per.
indebted 10 said estate arc required 10 make i'm.
meJaio payment and those having claims agains The
estate will PRESENT them within the limo prescribed BY
law, OF this notice will hc plead 10 hat Of recovery.
GEO. "A. FAUCEr'r, Aim'r.
June ). I5--
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School for Young Ladies.

rUHE fourth term q our School will commence on
the 23fj u JULY next Tuition, SIC SO PEI term;
Board In good families - per month. The School Il
located ii miles north Of Hillsboroush Posioii.e--
Hushes's Academy. Pupils charged from the time o.
entering, and no deduction for time lost afterwards,
except al the option Of the principal
Rgy. ARgH'D CURRlE. Principal,
MISS MARY Il. WIIORrON, .7ssisft.
June u. 46-iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13

The Nashville Patriot says that Col. Bell
has srn, his letter Of acceptance 10 Mr..
Washington Hunt.
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
GROCERIES.
Staple Dry Goods, Fertilizers SEceies Iron
Grass Seeds Lime. Ea.

With increased facilities in conducting the GROCE.
Rl snd COMMISSION BUSINESS, and relieved oi
heavy rents and Other attendant expenses. are noW
enabled TO sell our GOODS at snail commission IN
Cost Persons visiting Danyille IN search II cheap
and reliable Coos viii find il 70 their interest to cx
anime our stock before purchasing.
Farmers, Market Gardeners aud County D5irys,
sending carn. Wheat, Oats, Potatoes. Beius. Peas
Turkeys, Chickens Eggs md Butter to Dansille. ~
sale are informed that We have opsnei in c.unseilnu
with regular mercantile business nasteti to- aif
kinds 81 County Praiure, fpf gli.i we n, psy the
highest market value in Goods
rs Agents Tor two valuable FERTILIZERS ani
with larre supply q Pcruyian. Eide. md Reese
Manipulated Guiros constantly nn hsni sc are pre-.
pared 10 oil all crdets On application.
BOWIE. GRIGG, Il SWANSON.
DanviIle, Va. April. aB-:m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
The MIGHTY HEALER I
HOLLoWAY'S OINTMENT,

The free admissions of all Nations as well as tho
Seiti d The leading Hospitals II tie Old ~ well as
O: the New World, stamp this powerful remedial gent
as the greatest healing preparation made known
70 suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
han marvellous, through tie external orfces Of tho
ssn. invisible 10 The naked eye Il reaches the seat Of
the internal disease; and in OIL external affections s
lntissmmatory ard healing virtues snfpass anything
else Oh record, and Is Nature great ally.
ERYsIPEL8s AND SALT RHEUM
Are two % the most common and tirnlent Disorders
prevalent this continent % these the Ointment il
esperiaiiy an1gonisc, IT, NigdRs 0pefaHSi Is frat
to eradicate tie venom sud then complete The cure.
BAD LEGS. OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases Of many years standing that have pertina.
tiausy refused to yield TO- any nihsi remedy Of treat
mtnt. have invariably sueeumbtd 10 4 few aIplisa.
lions Of this powerful ungrent.
EErPTlONs ON THE skIN.
Missing from bii state Of the blood or chronic iis.
eradieaiej, and clear and anspairns surface
fegiinsJ y Tie restorative sction ofths Ointment. Ii
surptsses many u The cosmetics and ether toilet spp.
ancesin is poser 10 dpel rashss and ether tissgfe.
menis Of The face.
PILES AND FfsTULA.
Escfy form and feature Of tbese prevalent aud stub
horn disorders j. cfacsiej LEGALLY and eniitCly BY tho
nj ihis emncnt: warm Concentrations should pre.
eele ~ application. IL healing qualities viii be found
70 he thorough and ayafiable.
HUH the otnfHttHs ant rus Should Je used
IN tic faiiO,riag ease;
lunitns, Rheumatism, Sore ThToats
Hutns. Eingvorm. Sores ~ al kinds,
ChappeI Hands, salt Rherm. Sstairs
EhiIbsiBs, Scails. Sill toints
EtsiaIa, Skin Diseases, letter.
G0ut SNellel Gian1g Jtfsrs.
l,umhaFN, Sore Legs, Nsnefcsl sores,
MCicutial Efup. Sore Breasts. Wounds Il al
tons, sore fifads kings.
Piles.
sB' CAUTION - None are genuine unless the
words " Holloway, New York and l,cudon." are d..
ecfhahie as Maisrmafk IN every leaf d Tie book OF
directions around zach lot o. bs4; ihs SANE may b
plainly by holding The leaf 10 ihe lighi. hand
some tewsfd will be eisen 10 any ore rendering such
iniutmstion may head 10 The detection o. any party
parties conuteficiinr the medicines 81 vending The
sane, knowing them % bc spurious.
- sold 81 The Manufactures u Professor Hoilo.
way 81 Maiden ians New York. and hy I'll respects.
lie Druggists sud Dealers IL Medicines ihfoush1ut
she Unite states and the civilized world in bones al
Is cents 90 cents. and - each.
- There Il considerable saving tytatina the lafg.
cf sizes.
n. B.-Direeiisns for the guidance d patients in
every disorder are afissJ 20 each boS.
Aug 10. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13

Mons SLAVES CArrUaep.--'rhe U. s. stca.
mers stationed on the coast Of Cuba are do.
ing ~ active business THIRD prize having
been taken. with 500 more negroes 20 be re.
turned 10 the African continent al the ex.
pense of the government treasury. The cap.
tares Of the last Few weeks are as follows;
AprI &c, bark Wild6rc. $40 negroes.
May . Bark William, $50
May - French bark, BOO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13

The infant daughter of senator Douglas
died IN the night u Tie 4lhin.t.
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Total,

This Is a pretty lair business. but IS likely
TO have very little perccptibe effect ~ dis.
eouraging the slave.tradr. a. the market price
of negroes in Cuba will advance 10 pr0pur-
ton ~ the supplies are cot ua. and 80 will
bring out fresh adventures. Yet these cap.
lures will subject the general government 70
heavy costs The british government. IN
disposing Of captured negroes, has decidedly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, MAY
Term, 1860.
Williamson D. HOLLOWAY o,;g;pai .i,,q,sae,, kr;,5
r..ii Asgr0es.

hinehen Lealhefs.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
The defendant. Kincken leathers. has removed out
Of The county that the ordinary process Of law can.
not be served on him Il Is therefore onlered by The
Eoefi. ihat publication be made in the IIshorough
Recorder for siH weeks. notifying The said knchen
Lcshets that unless he appears at the next term Of
ihi, Court tnhc held Al The court house in Ilsboroush
on the fourth MONDAY 10 August next, then and there
to tepevy and plead according law. he will Ne pro.
ceeiel against 10 the manner rs ii he hal been
served with process and had failed e. appear and plead
witness. tieorge Laws, Clerk Of our said couii II
Office in Hillshorough. The 9Th Monday in May 1860.
GEORGE LAWS, G. q. G..
May 70. tPr'.fee IS O0.1 46-6s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13

tV- NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
fail 10 examine the extensive stock CLANCY GOODS.
Hosiery. Gloves. &C., offered Coz sale BY FRED.
fiCKEY a SINS. $50 Baltimore street. !, is one Of
The mist extensive IN this country and the p'cpreiois
~. determined No, % Ne undsrold ~ any Northern
House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-06-13
HUGHEsS ACADEMY.
Little River Institute,

THE Fall Session, 1860, Of Tins institution will
commence the 9th day Of luy, under the in
s,ructiun Of ]. l.. Brewer Students sill he admitted
al any time, and charged from The time Of entrance Ia
the end Of the session. No allowance will be made
fol absence. except for protraeied sickness, special
contract The school is located in DrtOgc county ten
miles moth Of Hillshorough, IN moral rrligons and
healthy neighborhood. Board lie ld in res pecti.
bic families at dollars per NTH ntlullng every
thing necessary FOR student.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading and Whiting Sc 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
Latin, Algebra, DC. Is 90
n. r. HALL JOSEPH w. MrKEE,l =
FIG WILSON, JAS. ALLISON, 8.
y. Is. RAY. Z. WILSON, So
GEO. G.. RAY, j.
J.. VI, II ili., Secretary.
June 5. 45-3mp
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORiSGE GouSry.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Nav Term, 1860.
Samuel Cole. Original dtiaelmtnt
a.. ieried on
Thomas Warren. Land.

TT appearing 10 the satisfaction II The Court that the
defendant. Thnmls Warner, has removed out of the
STATE o. 20 ahscons canctals himself thai the nf.
binary process Of law cannot he served on him II i
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
IN the Hllsborough Recorder for six weeks. notifying
the said Thomas Warren ihat unless he appcar ii
the neSt term II this Court. 10 I've hcl at the court
house IA Marlborough. On the fourth Monday in Au.
gust next. then and there 10 tepevy and plead accord
ing 10 law be will he proceeded against in the same
Il be had been served with process and had
failedlo appear anil plead.
Witness, George Laws. Clerk of oui said, t'6ur Al
office in Hlshorough. the fourth Monday MAY,
A. y. 1850. GEORGE LAWS, G. G. c.
June 10. Pts Zee s. 0O1 46-Gs
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Iiolorays O'aimsai and Pills Anxious u protect
ne SICK asainsl caun'creis 81 bis allhcanr remedies
Professor Holloway has esuaed The words Holloway,
New York snd London" 70 he impressed IN q waler.
max on esety leaf NJ the paper which The books %
directions. usei wrappers i printed. II this trade.
marx does not srpcaf when the pages held 10 the
light the article Il spurious Upwards o. ten thousand
cures Of neuralEs iit-doonreuK and spinal disease.
accomplished By the use 81 the Ointment. have been
reported from various parts 81 the United States within
ihe last eight months. N ~ ihess cases The Pills
said 10 ha,e facilitated The recovery Of the patient
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

I'll ward ycuns nen's DerccSse Club ~l Ne heid a hs
Empire House ffrA and rnrty str~@ -
Wednesday tvenirg. The Eh met. * Ry ord~r
H. srasros eecr-<ary. d. O. hiNTOE, rres4desl
CCD wiRD REGULAR nBsocp Avro roNINArreH
IL for Alderman NICHOLAS Sc .GRTsf
ALBERT ". sxlIH. Csairnas
OOD WARD TIN PEOPLES REGULAR UNION m.
e. - rocraAc cAna4 sc flr ftNcn rrr JOHN Al
A''oNl@" li,V wHs,,1. ,cAarm.r.
Geo p DAYS. Z. T. ssl4ls, I. gyjora.,s II, g,rbey.
secttangs %'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

fTEACTIyE SALB or wOOLLEN GOODS
a Received from The late auction snAea.
400 pair woolen Sleeves yhits colored cheap.
- nne IN ghsh nsrino Hoss 81 -, worth -
70 pair sens whte Englah meriDo Hos y % per do
ron, -ugth e
LAAs children genl merino Hosiery eheap,
Ladies sbdrons and gents meno and cotton under Gar
DeoA cheap
% dozen voolsn Gaiier., drAbs and oolorA
splendid ortnert Of 81 Ii Glovos
Besl French lid Gloves rs cents pair, worth n.
~ dcusn gsuts useYessed lid Gloves At a., worth a.
DONALDSON MEARE6, 779 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

UULPIN, 0RE0sON HlLIOrrs.
ID BANKRUPTCY
YTrH raVusAs4 DOLLARS
LADIES AND MiSaay CLoAKs
LADIES AND MISSES FUKS,
All 70 be sold
% CENTS ON THE DOLLAR,
oxs-HALY TarR VALUE
HANDSOME HTs OF REAL MINK SABLE. 10
WORTH SO
10 CoAKs FOR N0
so oI.oAKs FOB SIS
$40 CLoAKs FoR $40
All portions
q Tie stock Of the late arm
SOLD At rHs SAME PKIoKs,
In proportion 70
THE ORIGINAL COST,
FIFTY CENTS ON rHI DOLLAR
BAHKRuPr SALE
OF BUIPIN, aRE6SoN I DLLIOfT,
No 6l BROADWAY.
NoRsE-s AID SKIRTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ strs just ed wide and ALL new and chcce
lorH for dollar AMI half Ais, Extsnsiru Orisoloa
Hsicoh Asd the celebrated OuumbrAn In tho Aaes
Paran shsp-s Ferch German and English Oovs . from
dollar Corses ard Ski t. made 70 order ii GAY NoRB
s3 Broadway and 60 Broadway between fou VI and Amty
streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
POLITICAL.

LARGE AND BNrBrsIA sTIC MEBvIE6 OF THE
hsns resrectivs Of party fe~lin) Of The Fifth Alder
manic esrt held Al the Metropolitan hiy
1890
After preliminary business following preamble aid
revolutions unanimously ADOPTED
Whereas tiuzens OF the fifth
tssrous Of being represented by conc'p os and uurynt
AZ knowing that present alderman faith fully
hcnesdy represented HIS constituents for
and thai BY hs serving fidelity The
IN district he has secured The aiprobam OF s residents
therefore, be II
Resolved That unanimously nominate for election
Aldern OF the firh dtri-t M JOHN II. BRADY, firmly
believing him 10 be hoaest Upright and inco,rup lille
Resolved That WILL BY AL hon rrabo endeAvor 70
bis election 70 The posion faithfully and ably
nlled by him
B, u. BACON. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ETH SENATORIAL DIsJ RICr.-rHB PEOPLES IND
- pendent democYaiic candidate for Ccuucimxn-:
Theodore Udel of the tenth ward
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DRY GOODS, &C.

AxAnD WIFI DELIGHT
"A AAE TIE LADIES AT OUR
REAUrIrUL OLOAK0,
which FoE STYLE, ELEGANCE AMI OHnAPNn@
buhFAsS ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN The CITY.
THEW ARE REALLY UNRIvAIIxD
OUR AssoBIMEsv CoMPsIsrs
xEXlCAee, FRENCH tAIQUKa, PALBTOTS XOOAyEg
BAsQrES BUHNOUa
And al ! other sy les Cinahs
ADAP1 BID To fHn SEASON
particularly call the attention Of The The follow
showing bow enabled 70 underse Iarnc
esiabls hmepts -
purchase all goods for cash. thereby saving fu
10 o 10 per set under those Who buy time
Our expenses rs per ess than Broadway
Rarmopu all manufactured In The esiAbD
unrer immediate supervision, and We thus q
large per centage
These sdvsns should induce every lady Who redsrss
ashr able of style 70 call and
ssmine immense socK and thereby save from - 70 u
per cent their purchase
Remember The
252 Bowory,
w. Is RoBIRrH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

SD ATpuRxlsrC DrsTr1cr -rHr UNDERMINED
- tr.ns auty himself snt tsrss friends
snp. orted hsr rr u ne meeting ~ the M0nf.y
eveulrr si ke hes nj declined Ne ground Of W hesn
hide daf snern Get br' be re- ruei
nomunp hn- under uch degrAfug resr cu-us
re su rsndSs ate from the rising of he sun uft TIE
irv thereoft "a Tn~stsy IN opposition the nra
zee n 80 called Democratic C,uvesy, wha - cast hie
tee Eucfps. n denarr.ey b. rising ef1re - pe1se
Epuv yota.pes, pANLU -. EsAE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-06
Time of Closing the Mails.

Posr OFFICE, Dayton, Nov. is, 1889.
Until further notice, Mails will close at thi,
Office as follows
For New York, Philadelphia; and New England
States, daily, except Sunday, at l1'l5am.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, al
500 a m, and $50 p m.
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except
Sunday, at LIS m.
For Xonia and Yellow Springs at ll.15am.
For Miamlsburg GermAntown, Franklin, Ham
ilton, Eaton, o., aud Connersville, Ind, daily,
except Sunday az $50 p m.
For Springfield, Urbana, Tifln, sandusky aud
Cleveland, o., daily, except Sunday, at $50 m.
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevillo, Indian
apolis, Ind, and New Pans, o., daily at 900 m.
For Greenyille, o., Union City, Winchester,
Muncie, aud jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, at 9. so n IN.
For Troy, Covinglon, Piqua, Sidney, st. Mary 8
and Ft. Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 900 am.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at 7.s0 am.
For townsville, New Lebanon and West Alex
andria, on Tuesday and Saturday, at 730 am,
For Clay ton, Centre, snd Ludlow, on Friday Of
each week, at 9.00pm.
For Centreviis, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 1900 m.
For Yandaha and Chambersburg, 1900, Tues
day and Saturday.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. s.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 8.
Tho Maryland Legislature met to- day but ad,
journed without organizing. A caucus will be
held tonight The Governors message will be
sent in tomorrow.