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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08
New A Advertisements.

Henry N. Browns, Especial Notice" wiIsitsc
extra attention" Owing 10 lie condition II lI,e
country. nothing i wanted Of him that he does no,
nave TO pay cash for in thirty days. The Rail Road
demands their freight be paid for on delivery.
Parks & Co., adserises for. Shingles and Plank.
10 exchange for Leather, Boots aid Shoes thew have
good assortment, and i you need any thing in their
line they are tho right men 10 call on.
Hollands Warehouse DanviIIe Va, advertise ,hcir
sales ie-'lsy. The weeds ahrad at Holland wste.
house, DansiI'e i hard 70 beat read them
Kosxoo, the great Liver Insisor4ior Blood Purifi.
er, and Renovation, prepared By Dr.. J. ]. Lawrence
the celebrated Physician and Chemist, IL q sArs
PLEASANT and HEL,AHLr remedy. for The rHrvKsrros
and cuRE Of all diseases caused by Torpid Liver,
Impure Blood Disorders Of The Kidneys, o. Debility
ofths Nersoas system.
IiRRcrIArrs the secreions, EaADr GATES al nunoRs
o. rAisvs, restores Inst wasted nervous power and
At The same lime builds up and impUis lone and ~
sW q Hk fohsHf ASAsfA -,4-s--s-~..
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20 The Dansille Train Iasl Friday Nlsht negro
81 aboard with two wenehes at Roanoke depot He
staggered impudenlly into The Smoking Car and with
drunken bfagadocio ordered bis wenches to sic down
there. Capt. Whaling q whale Of boy gently
iouehed The end q bis collar and ordered him 10 The
second class car q first be hesiateJ bot catching tho
Captains eye be saw The devil there and or he
marched followed BY the negro wenchcs.
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NOTICE-TAxES.
June %.

4 WIILat'end at the following places for the col
lection Of Faxes. for 1869.
Al Miles, Monday the 10th Of August,
Cedar Grove, Tuesday the ~,
w Halls, "Wednesday The IS.
" Mangums Store, Thursday the 10.
John D Lpscomh, Friday The 20.
. Durhams, Saturday the 81,
!" Samuel i'attersons Mills, Monday the %,
:. Chapel Hill, Tuesday ihe "a.
Thomas ) Gates old Store. Wednesday the Is,
HillsbSrough for the months Of August aud
September.
Persons will take due notice and attend, the law is
strict and the taxes pusf he rolIeried.
JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
July %. a.
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
MCDANIEL. GRAVES 4 CO..
Keeps on honA. for Sale.
FERTILIZERS.
OF ALL KINDS.


Lime, Plaster Uheat FsrfiEzer-any
compound Ior Turnips Or Composing.
Also. any FsrfRisers now 10 use, II the
United States, can be had at short notice.
The Company has made arrangements
to supply any d. mand.
~ We hope the Farmers will give US
their patronage. as wei guarantee every ar
tic'e chemically pure. offered for sale.
GJ@ Office at Graves, McDearlnan & Co..
Warehouse.
THE PLASTER BANK,
Newspaper devoted 10 the Mineral Resources Of
The Country, aud all other matters Of interest 10 The
Farmer, will be furhIshcdto Subscribers alpu. The Isl
OF January next al very low price. All sub-Ae
Will please report 70 me, or Mr.. James Ianes, INV
Agent, AZ Dans'Ie. Va, which will meet with promp,
attention. Price 81 per annum.
z. MCDANIEL, Chemist.
Dsnylils, Va, SEPTEMBER Isl a.
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JAMES WEBB, Jr.
N. M. WILSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

I0th anu Gary streets, hiCHMUND, "a.
Opposite Tobacco Exchange Building.
SOLicif consignments Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
- Corn and Comfy Produce generally.
stIict personal attention given TO all sales and
promptretufns rendered. On banda full supply OF
Bsgs for grain. We are prepared TO make liberal
advances in cash. Fertilizers Mers hahdse on tie
faith Of shipments, on consolation.
Thankful for the past IberaIiiy Of our friends, VIC
hope TO deserve fair portion Of their patronage.
We will remit 10 our friends currency by Express,
or Check, Payable in Dsnviilc, as desired.
REFER To.-Calvin Graves, Esq, CaswelI, N q
Col Vim Martin, esq Johnston & Fickicn, Bankers,
DanyilIe, Va, ] Pntchett, Pifsylsania county, Va
DIR VIM Darlington and q Edmunds, Halifax
county. Va. Col w Cunningham. Person, N e.
March "a. lO-6m
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J. b. HUNTER & CO.
GENERAL
Produce Commission Merchants.
PORTSMOUTH. VA.
Solicit ConsIgnmenis Of al kinds County,
Misunderstanding
Cotton. Gram. Lumber,
Slaves. Naval Stores.
Flour. Dried aud Green Fruit,
Dry and Green Hides,
Beeswax. flaxseed,
Butter. Cheese,
Eggs. Poultry, Roofs aud Herbs,
and all Marketable Produce.
DUCK sales and Prompt Returns Guaranteed
~ cash orders Cor produce 10 hand) Cor Com.
Meal. Bacon, Fish. Fertilizers. or General Merchan-
disc, viii be Filled with cane and shipped with Dis
patch.
Agricultural Lime--Delivered at Depot
here. mo charge Iur Bags or Draysge) at
81 so per Ton.
Fresh Ground Plaster, sI4 90 per tim.
Bags furnished Free 81 Charge TO parties
desiring to Ship US Grain.
hI All letters oil inquiry promptly an
swered and best possible information fur
nished,
August 1860. es-sm
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FOR SALE
A Valuable Plantation.

HAVING determined 10 ieave N q. offer for sale
: my Plsnistion miles west Of IIilsborourh con-
tanning 100 huadrcd acres. Persons wishing 10 pur.
chase good productive place. would do well 70 call
soon as shalt sell bargain d The baud is adopted
10 Tobacco Corn. Wheat and Oats.
w. P. RILEY.
September q. 42-4w
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COMPOUND EXTRACT
K o S X o OF

ARE you sick. nervous. or debili-
tated? Are you suffering from any
form of Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Rheu-
matism Liver Complaint, Kidney
Disease, or Nervous Prostration, &c?
If 50 you can be restored to health
and vigor by using DR.. Lawrence's
celebrated "KosKoo." 1t cures the
most inveterate forms Of Chronic Dis
eases when all other remedies fail !!
1t is not secret quack medicine;
the FORMULA is around each bottle,
and ii is a STANDARD remedy of rec
ognized merit.-Prescribed by the
best physicians, and many thousands
of our best citizens. Prepared only
by j. Lawrence, M. D., office and
Laboratory, Iron Front Building cor
ner Market and Main streets, Nor
FoLR, Va. For sale by all respebta-
bic druggist in United States and the
British Provinces. For testimonials
of CURES ~ see sKosKoo' Alma
mac for'this year.
THOUSANDS of our American la
dies suffer and die every year from
diseases peculiar to their sex-in
fact this form Of disease is the scourge
Of American females. Very many Of
them 60 on from year TO year with
out help and without hope, because
they know of no remedy. But for
tunately, there is a SAFE and RELIA-
BILE remedy, by the aid of which hun
dreds have been restored to perfect
health. This great remedy is DR..
LAwRENcE's celebrated "WoMAN's
FRIEND" ITS great merit is recogniz-
ed by the best physicians, and from
its nature and usefulness is becoming
popular in every part of the country,
OK ACCOUNT Of the great number Of
wonderful CURES of obstinate and in
veterate cases of Scrofula Dyspepsia,
Liver Disease, Kidney Affections,
General Bad Health, &C., made BY
the celebrated "KosKoo' it has won
the enviable reputation of being the
best and most popular medicine ever
discovered. 1t is daily prescribed by
physicians, and recommended by
many thousands of our best citizens.
For sale by Druggis and Merchants
everywhere.
E Ladies suffering from any
peculiar to thei sex, can be re
stored to health by using DIR. LAW
FENCES "WoHAN's FRIEND" 1t pu-
rifles the secrctions, and restores the
system to healthy condition. S1a
ONE DOLLAR PER BOT
TIE.
n2SPrepared only by
j. .LAWRENCE. M. d.
Norfolk, Va.
FOR SIZE By an DRUGGISTS.
For Sale By
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Thanks ! Thanksi!

NJ hearty thanks are rendered 70 The citizens .of
lFl Hlsboro. and The surrounding country for thu
very liberal patronage ihey have given me 10 my line
Of business. sm still trying 10 please customers al
my WARE ROOMS corner u Wake aud Tryon
streets, West Of the Methodist Church. Give me
call, and il, whaiyou need is hand il shall bs
made al short notice. Upholstering neatly DONE Wal.
nui and common wood Collins on hand or furnished
Al short notice.
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DRIED FRUIT.

I HAVE orders from New York to buy an the cried
fruits in this and the adjoining counties, oil good
prices. And have just bought large stock Of all
kinds Of Goods, jus before cotton rose in price, when
ihoy were lower, Than they will be again soon. cant
be unders"Id, and will make il to your interest to
trade with me at Webby Ceeap Cash and Barter
Store.
JAMES WEIR. If.
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500 Presents,

fOR Fruit Driers according 10 quantity and quail
W, either Blaekberies or other dried frul,s by
JAMES WEBB, Jr. a
June 1862 "a
HOW TO PAY YOUR TAXES.
CELL your Wheat and Dried Fruits 10
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
June 1909. d.
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We met With very sturdy specimen Of New
hsmpshirc man The oihsf dsy on the cars lie was
en- ronie for Lynehhars 10 buy bin farm. Said Ne.
y an no fighting man. sri nothing 10 this warId
could make me eight. Bot, EEL you uha,, / have
oil sorts Of rebel wife. Why, sir. The other dag
'onssojy IN my iswa hoiIered fer JED Davis and
there wastsh 81 bnehing him. Ny wife heard q i,
and coming OF shs pulled 81 Der bonns, and throw
Ing = around her bead she screamed. -kuzzi Coz
ieH Davis .am4 now ssys shs---dam you,
5nsh.7
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WANTED

WANTED.
Ok SHARES Nouh Carolina n. n. wanted. /
- vii pay rash ior them. ]. w. Jr.
June -. ~
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gs{9I department.


Az the Ocean House IN Portsmouth. Il ii large,
convenient comfortably arranged hotel and Il grace
fully presided over 50 B r. briggs, native North
lCaoInan. Most Of Inc North Carolina travel stop
at this hotel.
on THE war nERE.
On the way from Richmond here there was noh-
ing for the eye catch save the long line o. drought
thai has fallen upon the country There was no life
al the diaercn. deposs a. you find on The Danyille
road. AT Wsyerly there were half dozen grown
men down oa iheirkneesin The sand playing @knueks
At another ,hsrs was liter Of young dogs. Two
pigs 6ghlng, and young negro gaping IL bis cabin
door with ins Tooth comb sticking ia hs kinly head.
This was all.
THE DENIAL SWAMI.
A We passed through il was on Gre. And the
smoke was % dense 10 nome places thai you coudn't
put up car window. IN some places 10 the swamp
tho fire has burned down Ten feet In the earth There
is said 70 be quies stampede among tbs animals Of
the swamp several bears are raid 10 have been lately
killed. The swamp was sec an Cru IN soms way.
Happens every Fall sometimes catching f,e RON
tho sparks Of the engine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-08

The people Of Norfolk ere making sc,ise prepara-
tons TOR Tho Fall Trade They are Inc busiest Sc, Of
folks ever saw. And they have every incentive 10
keep them busy Tssdeand marketing flourish about
them az time ~heu in other cities slearlh 81 inae-
iisisY pefsajss the place. shall certainly be par
donsd BY The fair sez for once mo,e making public
mention Of the charms Of Tho Norfolk women. They
wefesu'sls made 20 be queens among beauties and
beauties smous queens. Though il !. mot 70, Joe'
20 90 any further Than mereiy look on and admire.
orsrnas.
We ate the first oyster Of the sesson 90 thu first OF
September MsiIl'y aud Howard Of Noi,Ik made the
first shipment on thai das 10 house 10 Boston. They
put them up In small pint cans with layer Of ice a.
round them. The Boslooans begin 10 cal al ,Le rs,
Of Tbs season.
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Northern Wen IN RockIurham.

A Mr.. srsulding. from Michigan. Ia. paid A. n
Meb'ey $4,000 os hs ilss Of Land u 20 acres tina,
Icy. near Ruifn Depot A ,on Of NJ spsuidne be.
ALREADY taken charge and with his coal 81 his gone
iedlssins N ihe field like clever fellow. The.Gb.
son Traes" Of 100 acres near RufIin has nlswi.
been purchased BY New Jersey man for $500.
New corn he's hsen sold Ia HALIFAX county IVA j
$40 per barrel. Mr.. Wave recently purchased .
lot from Rufus Oven Of ihs, county at this price.
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hlisb0r0 calendar
For The week ending sep slh, 1859.
Mnsimum Aug lap'h, use.
Minimum Sep (zad) and gl,d.) 44o.
Msilium Ca.ss
Rain aug 3sih.
For The month Of Aus 1854.
Maximum laisl.) l0so.
Minimum Cslh) and sslh.) 4s0.
Medium 7se.
Light 'sin' On the % S,h lnh sIa asnd aslh am
and 3oth.
For Aug 1868.
Maximum elo.
Minimum sso.
Medium zoe.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
cash paid for Wheat,
June %. 22.-Im
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We met New Jersey man go rouis with bis "a
mily fos FSmuiis tys) lsa Thutsisy. He has
boeshs "a house and ios a, Prince Edward couu
House-o miles from FnmsiIIe and 90 ssres Of land
jos miles from The Court Hoas. He moves ever
thing includirs bis Jersey wagon soa horse.
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Town Diary.
lard Is.
Eggs 10.
Cofn $780,
Butter 40.
Wheat 100.
bsson Say
Chickens rs.
Raining q, nj. Time.
Editor q paper sin On lhe road.
chapelIiilI correspondence stolen.
Tho Editor viii he At home III. ~sel.
Person letter deferred until Edhpr zones.
rae shs''a = sitting IN bis 'som waiting ipt you
M County Commissioners src al tho poot hOu.,
looking alet The poor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19
BRISTOL VIRGINIA 7GUTISSIG FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10 1853

ket; hold the money to buy it in" He
made It "smooth;" the consolidation on
the low tarin principle was a thing de Jdcto,
and in the space OF few weeks there. pass
ed between Memphis aud Norfolk a humid
red AVID dny thousand bales Of cotton A.
prophesied, the Baltimore and Ohio road
to, k ii its ship.
" Nov" said I, tive NIT have Norfolk
and Liverpool direct liur--steamers of the
sze OF tic Tariff. have asked you what
you would doto save yourselves. Respond;
NOT 10y promises, bnt In realities"
"Slr," said Mr. Evetitt, they have pro-
uced $3.50 000. TIE steamers be wiXt
Norfolk aud Liverpool are being negotiated
for. We have made certainty OF che ex-
pertinent OF low speed aud cheap rates. |
have invested Tor myself and my principals
one million doHus w the Dalton aud Selma
road. The VIck burg people are stirrii 6
themselves. ia President Murdoch, of the
Mobile ami Ohio raitotd, hud a worthy
associate to Malone. We mean to make
1 Nsrfulk a permanent shipping point, AID
nc Icndfzvous OF the southern railways
/ Our steamers will shortly be ready, and
1 with them We viii indoctrinate the system
of low rates Of speed and cheap rates Of
freight
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19
An ERGLlSRMhR ON SOUTHERN
INTERESTS.
4 Tails rith Mr. ECerett, If Ion
dOn - RditUGUs, the EHOfiSh
!SySfcm GEN. Nah one me Ea0-
gest MIN ia the iSOdth.

The followir & is an extract from a recent
letter by Gath," the Washington cores
pondeut OF the Chicago Tribune!
WAsHrNGroN. Jan. 26-Yuu have often
be. n curious 10 know, no doubt, the Her
ent steps of the process 10y which foreign
capitalists make American Investments
with your curiosity luckily fell last nigh
upon a gent, man whose COMMUNICATIONS
VIII satisfy both Ofus. Returning t" Wash.
in ton from a Sunday spent In New lolk, !
made the arquaintance, hetween the wh'is
of car cigars, of a tmck-set, silver-hearded
Briush-huilt gentleman, whose card, an l
Afterwards received H.. reads ; Mr.. John Nv
.ritt, OF London, 70 Wall street, Ne"
YORK.
Perceiving his went Of familiarity with
the route, aud having tttrn eNp'r euced
myself the need ct "A tal6ative railway &C.
onaintapce in a foreign land, / rXpliined
the landmarks we passed, and revived the
early DAYS Of raihOading hetwren Wsshing
ton ana New York BY his PARALLEL ac
counts Of ralroadirg in Great Britain, saw
| thst this aud kiuOr,d subjects were mH"'
( luminous 10y bis experience, and very s'o'
1 the imperSon8lty of our conversation wa
pnt by. found that my casual friend wa
an agent and a principal OF foreign caP'lH'
/ seeking luNtStnlcuiA Hol'' NO N""'
tion soon turned upon
SIR MORTON PETo AND THE ATLANTIC ANp
GREAT " EsrERN RAILROAD
"Sir Morton in fair way of getting o
his f ct again 7"
Yes 10 has passed the Court Of NIX
huptcy the past is wiped out ; he Is sp'en
did man with genius and conrege, aud vi
uudouht diy revive. lilo was oHertaken d
the panic OF 1860, and he had perhaps bee
too extensive in his enteIpr So. bnt ms III
4. tegrity S beyond reproach. lie AMI "tNei
we're made the victims Of the instlltiVhc
of the Bank OF EuRlapd.
"The Atlantic aud Great We'tern "a,
road, Petu's iuHHding, seems to meel VII
k,hs ill.fate Of broad gisge roads IN gene
Yes; that road is Mr.. Henry's scio
chiefly, His Original theory 81 VI was
great f,rked highwav, ndei eodrnt oil u
Ere road, TO tap st. Louis and nh'easo' az
Md outlet At Il, stou. Tho Junction at >
smsnea was an after thought "t h'c"ssU
Rnt a. Won remark, broad-guage roacs ha'
la the same fate the world round ana q
nrioinnl quarrel brtVe,n Stphths a ~
Rrnnr,u. at the building ol the blli
C,eat Western railway, rght 10 heFe hr'
copelns ", BrRnntll was the WIKI Hpr
,or Of broal guage r"sds'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-02-19

lies. and ia q measure neutraized Col. RS
overwhelming appeal.
25. Wells and bis party are here; we are
not afraid Of them--in fact, defy them. The
dav II carpet baggers is over.
20. Take back the above remark as too
hasty--people have 10 idea what n getful
government this Is, and how dangerous e is
to say your sous yenr own. Things have
changed-it is not what is right and patri
otto and just, but what is the temper OF
Congress that is the Constitution as il is.
27. Now Boutwell, asked pretty tough
question to-day. Wanted to know It all
disabilities were removed would we use She
newly obtained power Ter sustaining or put
ting down the Radical party. We were
nearly caught, for if we said "suStaiu there
would be howl in Vtgnia, and, Of course,
If we said "put-doun," we should have
been ordered ont of the roob-pot over by
saying that we thought If we had the power
we could do a great deal of good. Boutwell,
appeared saii.Eed.
30 Saw Gen. Grant to.d.y. All right!
He offered us segtrs, aud wh,n we refnsrd
he remarked playfuily, "smnke pipe down
there s'pose" He then went on 10 say that
he w0nld Ike TO see some Of our best Vie
gifil horses aud when we at last vcntured
TO touch the main question he glsddened
our hearts by the remark that she woHd
like TO see this whole thing settled" W no
can Doubt, after this, that Gen. g. is with
us-heurt and soul aud wi hut the most
euyious can deny mat the Committee has
done a great deal of good.
February We have determined to come
home for the present. Congress, 20 be sure,
has done nothing hut we ara 10 higher
spirits than ever before the fact is, this
Congress always did hate Us, aud some Of
our fiends told Us lhat we bad better wait
for Grant 10 come in before we muved in
the matter, but the truth is we have entirely
mod fed and Modified Grant by coming
| here ready We can see that we have in
duced great GOODNESS between him aud the
| Leading Radicals, The fIct Is, we ourselves
/ are utterly aghast at the good we have done,
I and it any thing good turns up in the next
twenty wears you may safely ascribe u a.
/ our action, and u there is any miShap 1t will
result frnm the foolish habit which sone
! Vtrgioians 'eW not abandOn of saying thai
their souls are their own.
p. S.-We may stay to the Inauguration
| Ball. Col. L. tells us that great deal OF
/ good may he accomplished hy our doing 90
and he PROMISES that the haaa shall be H.
structed play every other time, " There's
Good Time Coming" Tickets Will hr
sent to Every body (without distinction oi
color) in Virginia. Perhaps YOU could IN
duce the editor of the OBsERvER and Gen
/ W. to come on. am sure it would do d
great deal Of good. Good Bye!
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Il.ihnte AL Rcsnect.

At a special communications OF the Rye
,ove Lodge, No. 1877, OF Free aud Accepted
Masons, held IN their Lodge room in R,e
Cove, IN the Isl day e April, A. L., 5SGS,
A. D.. 1868, the (, lowing resolutions were
adopted with references 20 the death OF our
beloved brother Willism Horton, Sen who
departed this life, after lingering sickness
of several months, on the SIst day Of March
ult.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God,
in the mysterious dispensation of his provi-
dence, to remove irouro midst, after a SOME
what piotracted Illness, our beloved brother,
William Horton, Sen, who at the venerated
age OF sixty two years, was called from time
10 test1he realities Of iutuIity.
And Whereas, The most tlattering testi-
monials OF bis moral worth and the highest
eulogiums on his life, fab below tie exalted
virtues OF his character. He was faithful
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, and no doubt erioye much of that
religion which constitutes ioreiaste OF
heaven. As neighbor and friend, none
we're more highly respected ever ready Ia
relieve To the needy, counsel the wan
derer and console the distressed; his
loss will not be easily supplied. AS hus-
band, he was nd aud aifectlonate, puuciu-
al IN all the duties of marital life, none viii
more sorrowiully depore his loss than his
bereaved C, mpan on. AS a father, he
watched over bis childrcu with a parents
devotion. To those who now mourn tbs loss,
we would say, do not grieve AS those WI q
have 10 bope, for brother Horton left bright
evidence OF immortality beyond the tomb
! Therefore, ReSolUed, That in the long cat.
al que OF names that have gone to swell Iht
records OF etein nifty, none will, perhal ;, SHINE
more resplendently than that Of brother
| Horton.
! ResoIUed That this Lodge will ever es
tee u it high privilege, as well as consider
u a sacred duty, t. honur his halloWed nAm'
and wreathe ii with still initiating laure !
a. one 10y one, il follows him TO their eter
nh res'iog place.
ReSO{Ued, That an emblem Of his wortl
a d d tuk,n of cur respeci, each M mhe
Il all wear The usual badge Of mournil & ~
Tiny days.
ReSOiUed, That we sympathize most deep
ly with bis sgon zed wi CIV and bereave'
children 10 tlcir great III elton, aud uniu
IN one sincere inv,c ition To Almighty Co.
that he will be "A father to his children, aul
rem mbrr the surrows Of his lonely widow
ReSolUsd, That these resolutions be put
hshen IN tie" Bristol News" and copy b
sent to his bereft widow.
Y II. MASON,
|. ii. CARTIR Com.
L. WoLFENBARGER.
Abingdon PirgipiGa please copy.