The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-06-03
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for the middle Of The year is 2I,2fo. 0a0 !:
and as Of this number lie, s73, 700 are males,
and 1926. 500 females, there ale 662, $40
more females than males living in England
and Wales. The natural increase of papu-
lation by the excess Of births over deaths
was ass ,i79. or 694 daily, The number
III emigrants WIN leit The ports III The Unit
ed Kingdom was 2O4. sS2. or SOL daily; of
these 81 1868 we're Of English origin, 1906
Of Scotch. lO2. 904 af Irish, and 20, 94o,wpre
foreigners, chiefly Germans, Norweeians.
and Swedes. OF the emigranis i6i 900,
went 10 the United States. lS.255 10 Br,-
fish North American colonies. 81, 097 IL the
Australian cololias, and $3.50 10 varlens
other places. -n...~
THE CalcAep PLATFoRx, AND. THE F,sAx-
snL QUESTION. "A correspondent asks Us is
We think that the committee who prepared
the. resolutions at Chicago "intenIed 10
dodge the question as to the payment ofihe
government binds in guild 7" Fortunately
ne can presen, in reply something mare
than uur mere opinion. A discusslon be.
tween the New Hasea Register and the
Journal af,hat city has braus htout the fact.
sdmitted' w the republican paper. whose
editor had.aGsst rate opportunity 10 know.
that a .resnlation was prepared in the Cum
miiire pledglng Payment Of the bonds In.
gOk!, aud il was rpfsi dozen. the one we
cOm,asn,rd On being substituted, That
settles the question, we think. beypnd dis
pulr.. \ Y, Jos,~ai sf Compares.
Blake Harlan. ~ Indiana Radical. bet
noM !, re,ident Of Louisiana. writes 10 The.
Peru. Ssniinrl 10 say that The short time he.
has spent IN that State under Radical rule.
has cured, him I'll. Radicsilsla, The recent,
rlscti"n in Louisiana. lie says. removed the,
last particle ol Rshiealism from him. lie,
says: /" he entire election WAS humbyg..
Every Resro belongs 10 club hea,ird By :.
earpci-baggrr withs White skin but heart.
as black ~ the dssil, who manages the
VOTES aud marches the negroes up 10 the,
polls in slnsle-fle. giving each man his.
ticket -. Tvs. turn genes. which the ignn-
ranus passes 10 the judges with grin and
Ishueklr." >~a.@ .m~ .~ -=.< 1900.
The sen,ine. learns ih,Isaere 10 Straw
berry bel near G"ldsbarough covering
three. iourtns vi an acre. The ituii u ,hip,
ped tn Bolt,mors. II is placed in little.
rint baskets. made 1T snnd. Ninety,
baskets are placed in sla.. bnx, about
the sire oI an ordinary trunk. The
freight is about dnll.r. Tay leave.
GpIdsbornugh al Iol o'clock. 4. NJ. ami
reach Baltmare next tanrnlng At . 4. NJ,
They bring iue prIee--betlsr than eotton.
The NnrfaIk, papers nn,iee the arrival
in that place. over the Scal"srd and Roa-
Nuke Road, OF large quantities nj peas.
strawberries. &c. TO BE- sbipped 10 the
Nnrthern markets.
4 desnNch from Cincinnati saws: Francis,
Smith having dlsobeyed The injunctinn re-
Gently served against his lottery. the Court,
ordered his business broken %. and Wheels,
&c. They have ceased drawing in Ken.
lucky. and all concerned are under arrest.
A Legal Decision has been made IN Sew
fnrk To The effect that bank. j. liable, III j.
hs paying teller pronoaners cheek ".
certificate gnod. even although IL be lsf.
grrv. provided The holder ~ the cheek act
on the statement al the teller, and suffers
lass thereby.
Episcopal Bishop ouin'ard. Of Tennss.
see, writes letter to the Southern Church,
man. dsnouneing = ball "a, up IN his.
diocese Tor the benefit ofs church. " FAIR.
suppers. lotteries. balls. and such abomina-
tons, he ssys. Outrage the principles VI
Christianity"
4 German physician reports tina. he hss-
traced slx cases "f lead solie and paralysis
to the uss NJ tobaeso held in leadrn busrs. Il
French physician asserts that tobaceo held
IN lead foil, improperly called tinfvil, ~ill
finally become POISONOUS.
The Great Eastern has been chartered
10 lay submarine cable from Brrst 10 New
York, BIZ way of the Azores, this summer.