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Also, six LOTS, OF 81 feet each, fronting
Lewis street, having depth Of ~ feet each, snd
bounded by Wiltshire and Centre streets upon
which are large quantites Of excellent moulding
sand, for foundry purposes.
my LIZ. 4 GDDDlS, Aucttonsers.
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Bv Grubbs 4 Williams. Auct'oneers,
'orthyest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN LOTS, IN
ID SIDNEY, FOR SALE At AUCTION we WI
ell at auction. on the premises on I houa
2sth instant, at O'Clock 7. NJ, four peaut,I,,u'
LDTS between the Sc sfistown road and frsnklh'
fronting each - feet on street 40 fset WIDE
and running back 1870 feet to an alley 10 iest VICE
IN . nnrchassrs GKUBBS < WILLIAMS,
'He p % Auctionsers.
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TOWS FOUND.-A dark BUFFALO
" COW and a dark brindlo YEAR reTvN
LING came up with my cows few ~. "a
days since The owner Is requested 10 TH
come forward, prove property, and payG@Sks
charges. MAaf II WHiffLh,
my27-3ts Centre street Fulton.
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By Grubbs s Williams, AuctIoneers.
Northwes corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VERY HANDSOME LOT, ON MAR
Y SHALL BETWEEN TWENTY SECOND AND
TWENTY. THIkD STREETS, FOX SALE AT AUG.
TION.-We will sell al auction on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 2pth day of May, AZ O'Clock
p NJ the very handsome LOT located a. above.
II fronts 50 fee. Marshall street, aud runs back
100 feet To an alley in rear.
TgRss: One fourth cash balance at :, and !:
months for negotiable notes. interest added, 80.
cured by = trust deed. The taxes Tor 1897 to be
paid by the purchaser.
nv Is GhuBBs 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
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Virginia State Coupon Bonds, Nos. ,297 and
2ss dated January 1865, for $500 each, with all
the coupons n them.
Virginia State Registered Certificate, No. l6, ia
nuary l. 1866, for $500, in my mama
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 81, for
S28 ".
virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. %, for
sos
virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. SO, for
R55. 80.
Virginia State Fractional Certificate, No. 1879, for
Virginia State Fractional Certificates, Nos. IS
and 80 in the name OF Z. +. and j. Z. Iallaferro,
trustees, each for $50.
Virginia Central Railroad Coupons, Nos 81 81,
80, 81, and IS for $50 each, due July, 1887.
Same Coupon for S77 SO, No. 80, due July, 1867.
Same Coupon for $50, No, 80, due July, 1867.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No !, for
s4s3.
Virginia Central Railroad Certificate. No. -. for
f4l 40
virginia Central Railroad Certificate, No. IS, for
sls4, pay able toJ. p. Taylor for John X. Giiliat
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company Ger
tifcate, No. 50, for $3.50, dated March 7, 1867
Two Registered Bonds OF the trustees OF the
town of Manchester, dated December 6, ls45, for
S. 900 each.
Two do do. dated December 9. lsIs, for s6, 900.
one do. do dated october n, 1882 for 5000.
One do. do, dated July. 10. 1853, for 80 600.
One do. do, dated July ], 1855, for ., 500.
One do do. dated July !, 1855, for s., 200.
Bond OF Seth Halsey, February %, 1867 payable
to John X. Gilliat Co, for - 900
Bond of Don L. Halsey, February ?s 1857, pay
able to John X. Gilliat Co, for - 900:
my A-Tuam JACQURLlN T. TAYLOR.
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WILLIAM 5. MUNSON,
w No gOg MAIN STREET

LIUHTNINU KVUS AND VkN AFFNTAL IhVN
GOODS OF syRRY DESCRIPTION
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, SETTLES,
TABLES, HAT-sfANDS.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRACKETS, &c.
proved style.
IRON RAlLISG S Of all styles. elpding fuller'
Paisnt-the most durable and economical IN ths
market
COPPER WEATHER WAVES, any design, for
churches, public buildings &c.
SIGN EMBLEMS for each aud every trade ana
profession. These Signs Al. msde either froi1
rnc or copper and gilded with the best gold Leaf,
At moderate prices.
d0ISG's IMPROVED EukoPsAS RANGEs.
ID. s. QUIMBY'S EXCELSIOR FIRE.PLACk
HEATERS GRATkS, &c. NV 2-gm
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popKRr NAURY JAMES L. MAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKS.
NJ X. III. MAURY g. CO.,
(EsTABLIsHED IN 1881
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
10. l0l4 NJ ain street,
nrst house below the post-ofscs,
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessibls points in the United
c,.,as fs 7 =.
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4 TTENTION.-T F. r s It COM>
N PAEY HOwITZgRs are requested to inset at
, n All for nic,nra my 2s-'tH
STOCKHOLDERS M K EFT i N Ga
- called meeting of the stockholders OF the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac and Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connection Com.
papy will be held tire 30th day of May, 1887, at
f. o'clock NJ. at the Office of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company In the city Of Rich
mond J. B. WINSTON,
nv -tdm Secretary.
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,I mr x - annBBs / WILLIAMs, AuctLoneer..
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
II u

~ UABI. Il REAL ESTATE N THE TOWN W
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA Pursuant to decree
OF the Circuit Court of Rockbrdgs county pro.
nouncad on the 25th instant In causes therein
pending in the name Of Anderson and wife and
others rs. Connevey and others. and k"rr's adj
ministrator ~. Conreyay and others, the under
signed, commissioners in said decree named. will,
on SATURDAY the lst day Of June next, on the
premises, proceed to sell Al public auction that
valuable HOUSE and LOT known As the Cum
ings Property, - in said town. aud now in the &C.
cupancy of Mrs. Y. A. tUuusyey.
The house Is larg. and commutious, IL 3 corner
lot and we'll located for hotel or "her business.
There are three excellent store rooms In the build
ing and eleven other rooms. II l. considered
fand Justly so) one of the most valuable properties
In the town.
TERMS The property will be put mp AZ the upset
price Of sl2 0co and IL no higher hid shan be made
IL will be knocked down To the defendant, Ms. Z.
A. Connevey should an advance on that sum be
m ads II will then ~ sold to the highest bidder for
cash in hand ticient to d.fray thu expenses 81
sale as to the residue, a. follows 81 900 10
be paid on d,y Of sale t. j. u. Steele, general
receiver Of the court and three equal annual In
stalmen,s for the balance az one. two. and three
years from the day OF sale, with interest from ia
Of SALE the purchaser executing bonds To J, -.
steele general receiver Of the court with approved
personal security, and the title retained - Glu.
mate security until the whole OF the purchase
money is patd:
JAMES 3. DORMAN,)
A. N. GLASGOW, , Commissioners.
JOHN LETCHER, }
nv .-lawtds
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, on THEsOUTHWEsT CORggR OP
CARY AND SECOND STREETS, AID VACANT
LOTS ADJOISlTG THE SAME. By AUCTION -
A commissioner appointed by decree os the Cir.
cult Court Of ths city Of Richmond pronounced Oa
the 2h Of May, 1857 In tho 81 oiiand and wife
IS. John Ferguson, trustee, and olher. shan
proceed to sell by public auction. on tbs premises
on MONDAY III day or June, 1897. Al 5C'clock p
NJ, II fair II not, the next fair day thereafter the
HOUSE and LOTS on the southwest corner ~ c.ry
and Second streets. The house IL most admirably
located In a very desirable nsighborhooJ, ard
contains Dine rooms, brick kitchen with f0ur
rooms-all in complete order, having been re.
Gently repaired. Gas and water on the premises
TIE vacant lots adjoining the same, IN The bin
and proceedings msrtionod, fronting on Cary and
second streets eighty feet, will be divided
to suit purchasers
Terms: Ons.fourth cash, ona-fourth At four
months one. fourth at ten months. and ons-
fourth at sixteen moths with interest from day
of sale and titis retained until all the purchase
money Is fully paid and a conveyance ordered by
tie court The taxes and insurance Tor 1881 70 be
paid by the purchasers,
Sale conducted by'pHEiSroS, PrLLTAN Co.
Luctioneers and Real Estats Agents, j. Pearl
street. myH
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sF UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION

AF UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, 100000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, l.. d. Crenshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM. Il. Lyons, Jr, X. Z. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, b. b. Weisiser, snip,
w. A. Spott, Moses EllysOn, J. b. winston,
A. j.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchih-
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
w. E. BnfoTd, J. w. Hall, I. w. boswell,
J. A. Belvin, w. +. Gray, w. b. TANNER,
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, J. M. Nowhn.
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country Is called
to this institution. Hero they will fad security
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent interest
received same.
Office hours from . A. M. to T. NJ. on SATURDAY
from "a. NJ. to p. NJ, and from to 6P. NJ.
je l3-d&swts
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EOR sALE, In any quantity, boU-
Il QUEr D'ORLEANs. or AX BoukBnn By
BLUNT d A0skLkY,
my 10 1854 Main. near Yo9rtssath street,
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MILLS * RYANT, TOBACCO EN-
vi CHANGE. RICHMOND Va. BROKERS and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for thu purchase and
sale Of LEAF aud MANUFACTURED TuBACCOh.
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con.
signments. Refer 70 A. +. HARVEY, President Of
National Bank Of Virginia: JANIS THOMAS, Jr.
Esq. kichm nd. Va. Messrs. n. MEssEsgEk
Co., New ork Messrs. JOHNSON THOMPSON
Boston Mass. liz ats
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r LIGHTNING RODS.
HAwLEY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING ROD,
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED.
being half-ifch diameter, and equal to three
inch bar OF iron in conducting
capacity
This rod is entirely continuous in its character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
ROD now in use, and so pronounced by scientific
experts, as the following extracts will show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT or rHg TsrgRroR,l
WAsHISgToy. d. c.. June II. lss6. !
Sir-In reply to yours Of the eth instant to the
qualities Of your patent lightning rod Ia combina-
nation OF copper and from, the kind applied by
you 10 the Patent Office building, will state that II
+ the opinion Of the scieutihc experts, In which
fully coincide, that il Is the best rod yet produced
a ID the refore very cheerfuly rscomme end It's
Very respectfully your ' Rsds ' 3 B6sn
Engineer and Acting superintendent
Patent Otics Building.
To Il. J. Hpoley, ESQ, Baltimore, Md.
concur In the above opinion.
late Archttec, of United States apltol Extension.
CAPITOL or THS UNITED SrATEs,l
July Is. 1890.
electricity and the examination | have made OF
Mr.. l.. J. Hawiey's invention, am OF the opinion
that his Is the best and sdsss sectr cal cond uctOr
have ever known The parts are scienti cally ar
ranged, and not liable to get gu, Of order.
b. u. FREScH
Commissioner OF PubIic Buildings.
OFFICE oP THE sCIsSTfPfc AMERICANA
"AsHISGrOS, ID. c., August 81, 1895. (
Dear Sir,-We are much gratifed 10 hear OF your
success in connection with your Improved Light.
ning Rod. and We are confident, from their grea,
practical merit, III At you will fnd them even more
popular the more they are used.
Respectfully yours, MUM & Co.
To J. L. Ha~lsy Esq, Baltimore, Md.
NEW YORK, November q, 1893.
Upon inspection of l.. J. Hawley's invention OF
Lightning Conductor, sm of the opinion that 1t IL
superior 20 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure in recommending its use.
A. l. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
DOVER CoMPAxY,)
OFFICE OF RSGIsRsR AND SrPEkISTESpEsT
DOVER MINES, VA, April -. lsS7. }
NJ. William S. Auias0a, Richmond.
Dear Sir.-The Patent Lightning Rod ordered
from J GU has been set up on the eompany's build
ings here, and lie very satisfactory.
The principle of its construction Is unq uestionA-
bly, correct-the amount OF conducting suriac :
being very great In proportion to the weight OF
metal used.
The work OF setting up seems also to have been
we'll and faithfully done.
CHAs. L. STONE,
Engineer and superintendent.
Persons wishing the above. specified ROD or the
common Galvanized Rod, PM npon ,,,., W.
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INTENDING TO CHANGE MY BU.
L SINEsS, will sell my STOCK OF GOODS At
auction on MONDAY next. June3. | invite my
creditors to come forward and purchase the
amount OF their claims.
All persons indebted 20 me will please come for.
ward and settle their accounts.
my2 . WILLIAM n. RATCLIFPE.
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EMOVAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
IL LIAM 4 Co, AHCTIOEEgRS, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS TOR
msrly No. Wall street have removed 10 the
large and sommodioub warsrooms No. Is Pearl
street
Having large facilities for storage, they respect
fully solicit consignments of manufactured and
leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally rhanktul
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
Germ In the past, they respectfully solicit con-
tinusncs of the same, plsagiEg their best srors
TO afford satisfaction to their patrons.
PILKIST0S, PtLLIAM b CO.,
Auetioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl street.
"a lx-ts
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COnfectiOnaries.

ORANGES AND LEMDhS-Thirtv
~ i've boxes on steamer Saratoga this day.
my q HULsT & KING.
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TrscoLA, ILL.,, August ., 1898.
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auction S0les.
> > = = = r = Y
FUTURE DAY.
% p,Ik,n,on. pul,ism q %.

luctionssrs, Commission Merchants, and Re;
Estats Agents. No. u west Pearl street
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United STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
THIRD COLLFCrIoS DISTRICT,
STATE or VIRGINIA, !
,r-op,a OpyrCg u. \. CCaToA-H0UsB,I
OOLLENIVN y -. RrcuMnSn VA
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NEW YORK, November 81. 1893.
Upon inspection OF l.. J. Hawleys invention OF
Lis htnitg Conductor, am OF the opinion that 1t IL
superior 20 any rod that have ever seen. there
fore take pleasure IN recommending Its use.
A. L. BAKER, Fire Marshal.
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FROM MEXICO.

Qaeretsro fell into the hands Of Escaba
do, the General Of the Liberal forces. on
the 18Th of May. and Maximil'a an anL hi.
army we're made prisoners. The immedi-
ate cause Of the fall Of Queretaro was the
treachrry OF one Of MaximiIian's most
trusted officers. Gen. Lopez, who was
considered bosom friend Of The Emperor,
sold nut The whole concern for forty eight
Thousand dollars; and the work az treash.
cry was arranged so omplsteIy and CARR.
ed out 50 successfully that MAMMALIAN and
hi entire force were banded over to Esco-
bed" without a hostile gun being fred.
Maximilian IS said to have acted yeIy hero-
lrslls, stipulating ~hel be sent his sword
10 Escobedo that he should not be subject
Ell 70 insal', bot awarded the consideration
cue % prisoner Of var, and that II any
one must be shoi, he shuuld be the frs, led
10 execution.
The ioolIowing are the number Of officers
surrendered; The emperor, IA generals,
Is colonels, Is lieuienan, colonies. iG
besset lieutenant coloneis, &c majors. III
captains. Ito lieulenants, auI $50 second
lIfnienants-'OiaI, AZ.
The n. Y. Herald has special disnafeh
dated Qaeretaro, 26th ultimo, which saw.
k.cpbedo had ISSUED an order that All off.
GERS hiding. who did not surrender in
twsnty-iour hours. would be summarils
shot when captured. Mend,z who lid no,
give himself up, vas caught on Saturday
night. and shot early On Sunday nrnine in
! public park. H. met bis l,te ike br.y.
man. Col. Campas. tie commander ~
Marlmii;ans bndy.guarJ, was .l,o sho,.
No other executions are known TO have
taken place.
The wife Of Prince salm sslm. an Amer;.
can. lady, closely related 10 President John.
son made Der way alone 70 President Ju.rez
At San Luis Ppiasi. 10 iniet.ede fgr ~
husbands life ard lat II he Etppetor
This lady has sped 80 far 10 Ier bra,.
mission that yesterday, on her arrival her.
from San Lois. she. the Emperor. and
Prince sdm sslm had along interview with
EsesbedO. and there i reason Ia believe
That terms we're arranged by which The
Ives o. most q The foreigners will BE- spar
ed.
a letter for Qufrelaro, Published IN ri
Comtrico, " Ma,smsras, or lie "a inst.
says Che government will for the present
content itself with banishing Macmillan
and The principal imperial chiefs. reservipg
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The June number Of the Faraer, Published By FL.
ho:t & Shields, Richmond, Va, IA. been received.
II Is devo,ed TO Agtieulturr, Horticulture. the Ne
ehanic AIRS. AMI Household Economy, and contains
much useful information. Price So per annup.
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The Union Register, q Republican newspaper.
-hich has been published in Greensborough for The
Jas. sI months, is 20 be removed TO The city Of RAJ
leigh. from whence Il will hereafter be issued under
the name Of the Raleigh Register" II announces
itself lhe nnfauisring champion Of true and abso-
late IePubiicanism.p and has teea conducted with
considerable ability and lberaliiy.
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E We would cali especial, attention to The adver.
1issmeat Of Mr. PhillpB. Kennedy. He proposes 10
take your pictures il the best manner, and 90 the
most reasonable terms. Exchanges speak 10 high
terms Of bis capabilities. This is chance Coz those
wishing Photographs or Piciures Of any kind Go
Ia his Gallery IN the Masonic Hall. 8 fssst
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Paris, June i2.-lt is reported here that
Napoleon aad the French Empress intend
visiting the Car oil Russia aud the King of
Prussia at their respective capitals early
in the coming autumn. 8
The proposition lor simultaneous re.
duciion Of the military establishments OF
all the great powers OF Europe is much
talked OF here. and il is said the project
does not meet with an unfavorable reeep.
ton in Official quarters. sgh -
ARRESTED FOR WuRDRR. learn thar
on Tuesday last. Rufus Ludwick was ar.
rested. and committed to Jail in this coun.
" Rowan ON the charge Of having MUIR
dered his vile. lie had been married 10
hei but ten days, when she suddenly dis
After she had been absent for
'oDe days, he seeming to be entirely an.
concerned about il, her relations, suspi.
;iols oil ioul play. caused the arrest of him.
'eli. has father and his mother on charge
y having murdered her. After d patient
Investigation by an intelligent justice oI |
ne peace, the talher aud neither were dis. |
:harged, and Rufus committed to answer
he charge at the next term of our Supe.
ior Court. saa t
On yesterday. we learn, the body Of the
Missing woman was found in the river.
'ear the mouth of Second Dutch Greek.
The murderer had shut her through The
ead and then cut her throat.
Ihe corners jury rendered 4 verdict
bat she came to her death ia the manner
Dofe described, but had not su .ticirnt eyi.
enc before them to warrant the arrest of
ny other PARTIES.
Salisbury Old North Sale.
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HE GOLD MINIS OF NORTH CARoIls.
IN old miner writes TO the Charlotte Fine.
tnat the gold-mIning interest Of the We,.
tern part % the State is attracting a large
snare Oh attention IRON Northern capital.
ISIS Inc hotels are crowded with Them.
q every train brings mills, engines aud
machinery, 10 be used IN working the mines.
ABOUT eighteen Or tseniy stamp mills are
up and being erected four or five 81 which
are now 10 iall operation, and al The Hury
Nine they have a ten stamp mill which i
no" producing $500 in bullion per day.
scleauhc miners iIoln Calilsrnis, win
large experience in gold inning, have ex.
amineQ the mining interests of this State.
and have pronounced them equal 70 The
ricn valleys and mountain sorges Of that a.
nous land Of gold.
c. Chaurcey Burr, the editor Of he Old
Guard, has challenged Wendell Phllip,.
the Boston Orator, 10 discuss with HIM the
Capacity Of the n gro for self government.
:" have, (,ays Mr. Barr with great
pains, and with unfaliering devotion 10 tae
sause u truth. searched over the whole
globe lor an instance where the emanciDa.
nnn 81 ans considerable number u nesro
slaves has not resulted in the ruin II botn
races"
Cool would result from such a di.eo..
SION. Burr has History on his sid.-ba,
Phillips has Tongee.
About the middle Of last June, Mr. III.
y. DeBerry. living below Liles,ilIe, Inst
NJ wheat crop. which was Just ready u be
cu', BY hail storm A, soon a. tie s.a.
Their permitted be plowed az the ground
upon which the wheat bad grown and put
1t 10 corn. Of course turning under the
shfal that bad been shattered oIt by tbe
storm. The drought sptting in som after.
the corn never Come iDany thing. During
the lall The wheat began To sprout. and
ln"king opronising ~. Deb, concluded
TO let II atone. We we're informed more
than week ago that wheat was waist hill.
heading up, and was gwen Up by Judges 10 /
be the most promising wheat crop in ALL
this section.
Nature here seems 10 be teaching far. /
'ners two important lacts--to plant small
$500 49, anH ~ pHt ~ ut FnuuEl DPlON Il
The surface - protect IL from drought in /
lie warm season. ard 20 prevent from be- |
M drown out by frost in The cold.
Wodesboro Arga
VIII Chrrg ~ PLomDa.-rhe J,ck |
sont,li, Courier, IT the 18th oil. SAYS
Tie immense herds Of cattle thai now
roam at will though the wilds of iii, Sia.e
mi Georgia, are proving serious neon Il
senltnce 70 the railroad uains. SCARCELY
train runs at night without moteior less
teifaction Of stock, and not unfreauentl,
half dozen at time are hurled from The
track and destroyed,
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Mall RObbcr Convicted.-Leonida. Todd
Of Ysdkin, was tried before the United States Cir
cult Court >, Raleigh as, week for rolbing the mail,
and being convicted, was sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment. Asws have no Peni,eniiary in This
State, iss presumed iha. The cupr, viii be sent 10
some neghboring State, where a suitable place can
be furnished for him 10 serve gu, tho period Of his
penal servilude.
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p ilsburaugb gsrurnsr.
HILLsBoR0UGH, N. c.
"Wednesday. June IS, 1851.

Important Declsion.-An important de-
eision was rendered on Monday last by Chief Justice
Chase Judge Brooks concurring, wherein it was held
that cizens Of the Confederate States who were in
debtej 10 Northern merchants before The war, and
bad during the war paid the 10 Confederate re-
ceivcis, either by compusion otherwise were mol
thereby legally discharged but were still indebted 10
the real creditor with all the aecruns interest. This
opinion is directly contrary to recent decision said
10 have been given by virgiais Judge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-19

the inaictisg Of extreme penalties for those
emily whose crimes demand it. In doing
this the government is not more Influenced
BY the expressed wishes Of the government
Of the United States than by the require
ments, Of its own dignity and the principles
OF justice, morality and Cancellation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-19

The Laiy's Book for July. has been reOsived. and
i 40 interesting number.