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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13
STATE OF NORTH CABOLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court.
Andrew Lloyd aud wife Mary, Nathan Staushan
and Vile Nancy, Lucius Lloyd. Emma o Lloyd
aminor by hei Guardian. James Craig.
Against.
Nancy Chambers. Enoch Rushion and wife Hannah,
John Chambers, minor without Guardian, Susan
Chambers, minor without Guardian.
NOTICE Of petition Of Lucius j Lloyd and Others,
pending inthe Superior Court Of Orange County
TO review the order heretofore made the division Of
lands: Itappearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants Enoch Rushton and wife Hannah
and Nancy Chambers Two Of the defendants reside
beyond the ims Of the State II is therefore ORDER
ed by the Court that Publication be made in the
Hlsborough Recorder for six successive weeks noi-
flying said defendants Of the filing Of this petition and
that they be and appear at the next Superior Court
10 be held for Orange County on the sih Monday,
alter The first Monday Of September 1859 then and
there plead answeraor demur 10 said peietition,
the same will be taken pro con fesso and heard ex
parte as 10 them.
Witness George Laws Clerk Of said Court at Office
in HiIlsboro the sth Monday after the FIRST Monday
Of Mach 1869.
GEORGE LAWS, Clerk, s. c.
September 10 Price Sc. 34--6w
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run, Niger run.

We understand thai negro meeting was uncer
broken up the other night Mebanes.
VILE in Alamanee. They we're all kneeliog and
the preacher be prayed Coz m army d,ss,ed in white
10 come sr down lem ihe skies and 10 have white
boards % and nosesa yard long and 70 scatter DO
ku klur an Dc rebels like Ieavss before de kick up
- there stood dozen men IS
white nspkins and tall as Gag poles with While
beards wrapped around Them = the ku klur. And
i cams 70 pass that there was no more preaching %
hat congregation foe The space Of several dsys For
d Vas run. Niger. run. "every fellow ,odding in
The dirssea bis lace set while be was on bis knees
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New a Advertisements,

See Administrators sale Of he late ]. A. MoDsae
Of Cedar Grove.
See Town Ordnance.
kosKoo, The great Iatsr Iavigoraior, blood Pur:G.
e., and Rsnovs,Or, prepared by Dr.. ]. J.'Lawpnee
the celebrated Physician and Chemist, is a sara
rtrlsasr and nKuAnLE remedy, rlhe Pa.vasrios
aaa erar q sll diseases caused ny Torpid Liver,
impure Blood. Disorder Of The Kidneys, or Debility
Of the Nervous system.
u nseiLsrEs The secre,ions. EnApicArEs oil auroRs
o. ramrs, restores lost wasted nervous power and
., The same Inns builds pp aud imParfs fOae and e.
gOr 10 he Ickoit system.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13

An invalid son II Barchus was about 20
undergo an operation for dropsy 81 che
hands Of his physicians 30 father. faith.
err" screamed son Of the patient. who was
locking on, lido anything else, but don't let
them tap yeu." ''Bui. sammy" said the
father. ct will do me good. and I shall live
many a year after 10 make YOU happy.
"Nn. father. you won't. There never was
snyihing tapped in our house that lasted
longer than week"
Mother wants 10 know if you won't
please 10 lend her your preserving kettle,
cause she wants 20 joup some apple sarse.'
81 would with pleasure. boy, but the truth
Is. the last time we leni II 10 your mother
she preserved II so eIiectually that we have
not seen Il since" eWell, you needn'tbe
sarsy about your old kettle. Guess IL was
full Of holes when we borrowed II. and moth
er wouldn't have troubled you again. only
we seed you bring home new one"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13

Dress Well at a Moderate Price.
sNsHE Clothing Emporium Of Thomas l..
u Gipson, on Main street, in Danville.
just opposite Z B & ] H. Estes is now open.
The finest and most durable
CLOTHS CASSlMERES & yESTINGS
have just been received.
OUR TRADE.
From Norh Carolina can now be accom-
modated and their orders filled in prompt
aud satisfactory manner. That popular cut
ter STEPHEN d RICE,
Is sill at his post and with unerring cor
rectness will "cut you OUT for fashions
bic suit Of clothes at price that will not
bankrupt you. Hes the Napoleon Of the
shears; and kno~n like q household word TO
our trade in North Carolina. We invite
the Inspection ef our friends 10 our ,epm-
plete and varied stock-confdent that we
can please them.
T. L GIBSON.
Sentemher Is 34-tl
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TOWN ORDNANCE.

CECTI0S A. amy licensed tavern keeper who
~ has been recommended by the Board Of Commls.
soners shall retail spiriiuous liquors within the cor
poraion, shall open bis house after i2 O'Clock Satur-
day night or on sunday night and shall sell or give
away any spiituous liquors without the person so
applying Tor the same shall have written permis-
sion from the Magistrate Of Police in the alb.
seDce ol The Magistrate d Poice-sny two Of The
Commissioners, may give the order. In no case is
the order 10 be gwen except IN Of sickness. And
inino case shall any person be recommended by the
Board TO retail spirits n the corporation for the town
Of Hillsboro, who don't respect this ordinonce and
mas been Ia The habit ofvolsing the same. And il
shall be the duty Of the Magistrate Of Police on ror-
nation Of any person or persons, going in coming
out Of any licensed tavern on the sabbath when they
are suspected Of getting Spirits 10 issue his warrant
against the yender or proprietor and summons any
perscn or persons be msy think fl 10 give evidence
aSalna the tavern keeper. And on conviction be
shall pay ine not exceeding ten dollars nor less
Than two and costa. To he enforced and in efIeci
from and aher is ratification ON the 2nd Of Oct 1863
1 October 10, So
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The Revenue Oi'iesp have lately bern on the
| grand rounds" ia ihc vieiai'y o. Cedar Grove.
s1ms white ssesk who loved the reward Of filthy
uee more lhaa be feared 10 hear fsl,e witness no
ported Msssfs Ccrbin Lindsay, Alien. and Vincent,
y having blockade tobacco siored away 10 some d
hs nOsi rreminsuf citizens. care in tbs county. "A
Investigation was At Ooes demanded By these clever
iObaeeonsis and hs rsvegse officers were allowed 10
naas search. Messn Parish AMI HShgood-ihe
piiieers-dsPeded themselves 30 gentlemen though
Ihs whole slIair. Nothing wss found Of eosrse.
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where

10 referring 20 The Original subscription list Of our
paper-just ffy years ago-we find ihe names Of
The following gentlemen from abroad. Thomas w.
Holden. At Milton. Che father Of osernor Holden !;
Francis c. Roslon. at Wilmington Henry q Moore
al Charlottesville lya); Dr. Ell. Desraaenreid,
Il Fayetteville; and Hon. Charles Fisher. Salisbury
An dcadwe reckon.
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0sE Sort Dosr GooO.-Berkley, Nills & Co.,
q Norfolk. from advertising IN this paper.
THasKsoriss.- President Grant has set apart The
18th day Of November as Thanksgiving Day., Yes,
Iet Us thank God Cor health aud old clothes. That
i more Than many ofas deserve.
On fiEl = One Of tho bellies o. Bedford county In
Virginia has sloped with manied man. she was
the daughter Of respectable citizen. So says The
Bedford Sentinel
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The jaiin thspae Is considered one Of the safes,
Iu The state. ALJ-ysi-bui Coz The active sury,il-
lance of The shesia--5 prisoners confined IN one q
lie cages would have gotten out on Thursday night
|They bad ssraiEh,ened cui an oil lin pho, cup and
made sse 81 q, aud had sawed 10 ihe outer wall
Trough plank -four inches ,hlsk. They bad made
good strong rope out d OH blankets and ~e,e jus,
khe vail Thsy vera moved 10 another eel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13
COMPOUND EXTRACT
* 0 S Il 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 Prostitution, &C.?
If SO you can be restored to health
and vigor by using DIR. Lawrence's
celebrated "K0sKoo." 1t cures the
most inveterate forms Of Chronic Dis
eases when all other remedies fail !
It is not secret quack medicine;
the FORMULA is around each bottle,
and it is a STANDARD remedy of rec
ognized rit.-Prescribed by the
best physicians, and many thousands
Of our best citizens. Prepared only
by j. J. Lawrence, M. D., office and
Laboratory, Iron Front Building cor
ner Market and Main streets, NOR
FoLR, VA. For sale by all respebta-
BILE druggist in United States and the
British Provinces. For testimonials
of CURES EE see sKosKoo" Alma
nae 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 go on from year to year with
out help and without hope, because
they know Of no remedy. But for
tunately, there is 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 "WoNAN'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.
On ACCOUNT Of the great numbered
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 Druggists and Merchants
everywhere.
No. Ladies suffering from any
disease peculiar to thei sex, can be re-
stored to health by using DIR. LAW
"WoMAN's FRIEND 1t pu-
rifles the secretions, and restores the
system to healthy condition. <Ea
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOZ
TIE.
BSS Prepared only by
J.J. LAWRENCE. NJ. ID.
Norfolk, Va.
FOR SAFE BIZ M DRTGCfyy'y
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1WHxs ycu 80 TO The Fair In DanvilIe don't
forget Woods eating house. o. Mccally's princely
Gem saloon Or that elegant furniture and furnish.
ins house Of hssHs Hiekson and Tysek.
1TOBArc0 has been rolling in al HOI,-
LANDS WAREHOUSE.
rTGo To- THE BALLAD in Richmond.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13

President FIournoy Of the Norfolk and
Great Western Road is in New Yurk and
Il confident ~ eflecling a consolidation
with The Memphis and FL Paso road to run
from Norfolk 10 San Diega
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-10-13
broke open.

From our MiIlon correspondent.
10 HALIFAX county, Virginia. Iss, Saturday night.
be kiiehsa q Mssonl wmssn was b,oksn open aud
I've eoshsls q wheat, %. d lesf and some wear
Jos apparel were stolen.
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YanceyviIIe.

From ourspseisl correspondent.
Laa MonJa, 10, Of one acre n land with q
|nek hocse on Il sud good well cf wslsr sold al
|ue,ios fOs $.7o 10 s. r Hal IN the town u Yam
tsyuIIs.
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N. M. WILSON e CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

18th and Cary Streets, RICHMOND, VA.
Opposite Tobacco Exchange Building.
SObIGIr consignmcnts of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
- Corn and Country Produce generally.
Strict personal attention given 10 all sales and
rendered. On hand full supply Of
Bags for grain. We are prepared to make liberal
advances IN cash. Fertilizers or Merchandise on the
faith Of shipments, on consultation.
Thankful for the past libeis.y of our friends, we
hope 10 deserve fair portion Of their patronage.
We will remit to our friends currency by Express,
or Check, Payable in Danville, as desired.
Col VIM Martin, esq. Johnston & Ficklen, Bankers,
Danve, va, Pritchel, Pittsylyania county, Va
DR. VIM M Darlington and y q Edmunds, Halifax
county, Va, Coli W Cunningham. Person, N G.
March "a. l0-6m
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
September Is.

ORANGE coUsTys-Superior Court.
Bryant Smith as administrator Of Bsrsheba Hop
kibs, deceased.
against.
William II. Hopkins and others. heirs Of Bersheba
Hopkins, deceased.
III appearing to the satisfaction Of the probate
Judge on the affidavit OF the Plaintiff that The de-
fendan, Gber, Hopkins his heirs are not residents
Of the Stale Of North Carolina; and that summons
has besn issued 10 said Gilbef Hopkins. which the
Sheriff of orange County has returned not TO be
found IN Orange County. II Is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Hillsboro Recorder FOR SIX
successive weeks, notifying the said Gilbert Hopkins
his heirs that they be and appear before the Judge
Of our next Superior Court 10 be held for Onnge
county on the sth Monday aier The lst Monday Of
September 1850; then and there to plead answer or
demur TO said pe,on, the same will be taken pro
confesso and heard espaiie asto him or them.
Witness George Laws Clerk Of said Court 81 Office
10 Hhsboro the sth Monday after the lst Monday Of
Nsrch, 1869.
GEO. LAWS. Clerk S. G.
10th Sept. 1859. p IS: s5-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS N0TIGE.

THE subscribers having obained letters of adnninis-
= tfation Of the estate Of JOHN A. McDADE de-
ceased, hereby give notice to N having claims
against the same. TO presentthem within the time
prescribed BY law, or this noce will be plead in bar
Of their recovery and all indebted 10 The same to make
payment to them.
H. L. McDADE,
7. j. FREELAND, num To-
0ci. 1860. 3e-
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y
Wheat $50.
Bacon 22a.
Thanks for the mushroom.
The way 70 make a START step or Of log.
The way TO raise your chld-lhe milky way.
The way to make your malk--fall in mud hole
Well, my dear, how did you like the sermon.
Oh--ii was 20 good. Bot did you sec that bonaet
There was ice Monday on the railroad bridges
The frost has not as yet killed the tomato vines.
Fresh pork sold the other day at l2A hind quarter
4 picnic on The mountains was nice time with
'be school girls last Friday.
Pogne has hay press under shed 100 feet long
and going TO pack hay and ship IL.
There are some rats 10 this place that pariake Of
the size Of squirrels and are as old as Methusal Ell.
Tho mayor Is enforcing the laws. We publish
town ordinance that liquor dealers ought 10 read.
MI. Smith. The new Presbyterian pastor has jus,
taken charge Of The church and preached last Sunday
on. u Fairfield.
The town graveyard has been weeded out, bu /
hundred years they have been buryng there and
i,fs abou, illedup.
There are IA prisoners ia the town iail-- me az
them white man. Sheriff Turner feeds them well
and makes humane custodian.
Dr. Hooker has had stage erected 10 Masonic
Hall and The place is nov ready for entertainments.
LEI The talent q our young people Be put 70 work.
Capt. Berry bias struck down into another cave
scross the street. Twelve feet down It's sides we're
lined with rock nicely eemenied. whalwss il I
Why isa mesquite with one drop q blood like >
country paper on lis las, legs because il has 4
small circulation" P.s. Give US eredi. for this
will youi
The farmers Of this section are sowing whea,
thaiis- those 81 them who are ready. A good many
d Them se hardly ihrcugh sowing oats and gather
Ing their corn.
A bundle Of Rss was shipped from this point "a
w. D. AIssree 81 Foresisle that was done up IL
an old eoun,erpane with The name q susan g
Fsucett worked on il and dated 1919.
Akuklu1 bal was found on the mountain.
The Other day By party Of young lady pienieeen
from ths Misses NAsH 4 Miss KoIrocx's schco
II was near Tho sova SOCK and had written on /
I" beware Of the ku kIux."
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There = Red Mulberry In the yard Of Dr. Cain,
9 miles eastiof Hilkborough. whose trunk from the
ground to the limbs Is over Is feet in circumference
A Sycamore On Flat River has growth Of % feet,
at four feet from the ground.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified according TO law as Executor
= Of The last will and testament Of .. Il. GREEN,
deceased, all persons indebted 10 the estate are here.
BY required 70 come forward and make settlement;
als5 those having claims will present them within the
bar Of recovery.
MAGER GREEN. Ex'r.
Oct 4lh 1869. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13

ing that number Of his cows had died suddenly walk
ing violently previous death In great agony The
in this had been fed on Brewers waste which
consists OF the swollen grains Of barley remaining ai'er
the process Of beer-majng DR. H. found the waste WA"
covered with white mold Of the corn men'oneu
above and referred the deaths Of thecovso tlsagency
a neighhoring farmer however, questioned the sounu
ness OF Dr. Hayess opinion, because he had given pof
ton OF the same waste to his own cattle with impil,
Upon inquiry, it found that IN the later ins'@ "o
waste had been boiled before gving1t 10 the as, anu
OF course the noxous properties OF me mod NA1 DceA
destroyed. tt
White and green mold-he one passing INTO '"e o'ei-
ara often fouud in the cellars and damp Easements or
houses not properly ventilated the Nheht properties
% ND do NOT seem to be sufficiently understood 1t sa
sort Of cryptogauo vegetation, and sends into the at
nbera nupmerable spores, they are termed. which
e their ,vav INTO ell OF the apartments OF houses
Thus wa ore taxing into our lungs potent poison at
orv breath Mold gets into the human stomach fire.
cpt, I'M connection with food kept in close or uuven
tated refigeratOrs. The quantity, however is usually
too small TO do serious immediate injury Heverthe
less we have reports and then OF persons being
poisoned death as consequence of It's Introduction
into the stomach 1t is dangerous when taken into
the circulation through the lungs. Cattle as has been
seen swallow large quantities Of 1t with certain kinds of
food, and die in great agony
The cellars and closets of than half tho houses IN
New-York including sumptuous uptown palaces are
infested with mold without the people understanding the
danger to which they exposed. MN.
NeiC- York Feb. s. 1862. . .....r, fF d.. aud. Dr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE, FIFTY-YEAR CoSvyRrf-
BILE BOSDs of the ROCKFORD. Rock ISLAND and 81.
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, pay the PRINCIPAL AND
SEVEN PER CENT ISTRREsT-1st FEB. and LIST AUG.--
II GOLD Com, Free Of Government Tar. 81.
The Bonds are offered at 97i and accrued interest
in currency. esfrl
Pamphlets with MAPS giving fun information.
sent on application.
All Bonds subscribed for sent by Express free Of
charge.
The Bonds may be had of II. H. BooDY, Treasurer.
No, u Wall-st. or of HENRY CLEws & Co. bankers.
No. ~ Wall-st New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-13
TIE rosrER.DroN BILLIARD MATCH.

There appears TO be hitch in the series of
games between celebrated players. immediately
after the last match at Montreal toss was made for
fhe choice place for playing tho next game which was
correct at time, but has since TRANSFERRED that tho
party throwing for choice although In the interest OF
great doubt therefore, whether tho players VIII bhish
the series OF games arranged to take place between them
or not Shortly after tho late meeting, Foster, ut the
solicitation OF Don proceeded to Quebec 10 give an Y
hibtiOn, and entered into other arrangements which VIII
pretty we'll occupy his time up 10 the day which
Dons representative chose 10 play tho third game the
attn inst IL will bc from this that Foster he gets
back 90 the city on the 25th, a. contemplated, VIII
barely have time TO reach Montreal TO fulh hts engage
mcnt Under these circumstances II is moro than prob
able that postpouoment VIII be arranged ana mat Zoo
grand trial between the American and Canadian ath-
ete which has been looked forward to with much In
tor,st by billiards ayes all the country will DO
brought TO u successful Issue. i '.
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PROTECTION.
HENRY C. CAREY ON MR. wELLss REPORT

LETTER SECOND.
DEAR SIR: In accordance with the promise
In my last now proceed TO an examination OF me Iron
QUESTION basing the statements here made facts
collected by myself IN 1884, and adopted so far
they were found available your purposes by yourself
In lSiO prior TO our second with England our fur
races numbered Us: with yield Of SO tun Civ
Ing total produce OF 1900 uns Protection afforded by
the war caused considerable Increase but there exist
10 trustworthy statistics regard thereto Peace In
1915 was followed by the called tariff Of 1877,
and that III turn, is well known by the closing OF
factories and furaces by the ruin Of manufacturers and
merchants by the discharge OF wCrkmen everywhere
by the stoppage banks by bankruptcy Of States
by the transfer under the erfs hammer OF largo por-
ton OF the real estate OF the Union and by an Empower
ishment Of our whole people general beyond AL former
precedent The demand for iron had far ceased that
the manufacture in a state OF ruin complete that
not ony had it lost all that It had gained in time OF war;
but had then believed, greatly retrogradcd In
placing 1t, now shall do the point TO which, by
aid of nonAnereourso and embargo acts. 1t has been
brought in 1910, am feel assured doing it entire
justice.
Such, with little change continued TO bo the state Of
things unt the pas age OF the semipotcetye tariff Of
1924 described ia my former letter By full protection
was granted TO pig bar, bolt and other descriptions Of
iron, as well TO Of the coarscr Kinds Of manuac
tured goods the demand for iron being thus far stnu
lated that the old furnaces again brought into
tivty others meanwhile being built aud the product
being by these means carried up in 1888 TO 10000 tuIs
giving duplication In the short period OF four years.
Is per per annum Two years later under the tariff
Of lss It had grown TO 10000 tuna and by 1852 It had
reached 100000 II not more, having thus trebled
itself in the eight years which had followed the passage
of tho Act of lS24 4
AS nearly may be- the whole movement from 1917 90
1892 is presented in tho following diagram, having
amned which you may perhaps explain to what extent
IL furnishes material for the confirmation OF your
on that the progress OF tho country through what
may the strength Of its elements OF vtaityis
independent OF legislaton7 The history Of tho world
presents OF greater change the result Of sound
legislation than will DO found by those who study care
fully the impoverished and unhappy condition Of the
country In the years that preceded 1921 and ten com
pare with 1t the marvellous prosperity that marked the
period Of the thoroughly protective tariff OF 1873.