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NORRIS, Ill, Sept IA Ahart lime strcf nts;r.
Is ali III. mtuess at Epryek 4 Te;afcr4 ,oat n me-
:sn tl:its essI 0; this cI.S, zsr1ck fur Is cents
More per tn, which Tho cssl comnany rtfuse,l TO
r4y- Ii Is understood that BnF1et i feiafer nave
a C.aiiEet with :se Chicago, Rock Is;a,I ! ~
eide Railroad 70 furnish number Of tuss OF gua.
immediately II the miners CO nos rpruE"rce
EetA sotEA i4elt p.aces Will u uI1ei b. uts; 1e..
, 1870-09-12
From Ikf.ai KlVcf.

..Teacxrp, Sept 1a--A,ly1ees Are received trpr.
Fort GeuT to the ss1a af .:.azust-. The regular
.1copa hxA CntEnaenced lcaytEE On Their returtl
home. The a,1.Tal Of the nav Governor Has INK.
Eous!y lookcd for. No government Is now ex!:;.
ting, the &C ccn,maD.er OF ,he nilItaty having noes
pnwals- There - no intelligence Qf the where
RhQVta Of Hiel and his followers.
, 1870-09-12

srettai Dtfp.teh N The uhie7xO Ts.otErt
WOOSTER, U, Sept. ln.-fhe trial fot n;ssl!cL
maiptacttce oRasnsr DIs Eob:nxcn ann WeaveI
n.ter On exciting cuntess Il ak days, Iesaited III
8 verdict for tie plaintiff L Scn .lamasss- Ten
thousand we're claimed: Tne ]ary were Oh: e.
teen hours. The I,1AtIt!r hes novel for \ new
Ital,
, 1870-09-12

The act making appropriations for the
snnnott of The amy, which WAS passed
during the last days Of The session, and
ap,r,yed july Is. has been officially Pro
mn'catrd.- It viii be remembered that the
, 1870-09-12

Mrs, A. E II. Mitchell, Of N1schez, Miss,
has been tried and found guilty Of the mur-
der Of her hrebApa, ]. j. Mitchell. II
, 1870-09-12

Au9cnk Inc bcQutSts or tac late JOho NcSsultn*
Of Lowell, Na.s. IS olie leaving $40 010 to thar
tiiy tcrtac benefit OF The peor,
-Chs:ies Itnss ay.', ct Louisville, ks., wAs SO
.aurh affected 1ask week by this news OF t;a
t.uttcrs leasn, al GEastiette, daring the rte..A.
haitl. hstwrvn tho F7ercli a1u litrtnan .otce~,
that Et ran 10 THE river aan hclt hts lead uadys
Until sr Was s!gowp'a.
! --Tsr Crown fTtnrcss Of Prussia has come 10
the a.sstalitr of the wives nnl families OF 1hos..
| nEo VIE how obliged 10 tcTye 10 The arms. Not
Confetti with IsnstaiF re1nuaefaiyc employment
ior those who reside II Futtt.aIn, she has giycu
errs that twrntF families shall be gusu!she,l fou.
| ,:scrs week with Eued Sup aud NEST from the
| l!f;:rn Of Ncr fa"m at nosns:adt- Fur tnosc Eho
have la1t1s h:cemc mothers srec,ai uier Is fur
l..ef.et. from The Kitchen OF the Lew IalAce The
lsiaccss sa1;<nc* herself ly rcrsoual inspection
tsal her o|eers ara properly ca,rtsl ont
a Man named Young, who ts one hundred and
:Nu sea1s u!d. gave hauque. to hta relatives 4
leu ssay. siree. =: Honoh,c Village. lie wns sur
:c,.n.rstl ly four generations, and WAS the hap
| paest person present The Fourth OF -uty has
&a.cn celebrated By him for may yesEs In right
o,al manner II the village hatel, whero he Ec-
1wats hi. o,t-leIi tale Of tho Revolutionary Wal,
TO :hr aaulIa,lon Of 4 few selecl friends. ue haa
lived upon his own farm for seytu,y-sw years
The Ktv. Nathan Lcs., D. D.. lase P1esllea,
oi l'a, inuutl College, died On Friday lsst. liz
w,s l.ofIi a. Berwick, M~, In 1921 III Esaduate.
~ Bows!Vln in 1909: addressed himself 70 .at
slud1 of ihco1.E5- and He1t through his course a
| .ihtoye:. In Ma!. 1876, be MAS 0rs!a!netl Ill.
. tahots have hten comparatively unimpo1tant on
ct the dulles Of his Frrsldensshfr: but he has pub
!lss~sl Ecycrat essass on theology and ethlcs. liz
w1ote tvs letters to thc ministers o! the Gospel
al1 denominations m slavery, In which he defend
cd slavery 1S acstpLural Hc x%3itsl his sons ser
.1nnuR- 90.
"A Latin cpp.xIxm-an 2cros3.c too-Vs,et
, 1870-09-12

M
The COMMITTEES appointed At tho blooming
ton convention have issued The following;
Ts tie FtitHcs Of Indnst.iat Eiuca:,ou-
The following tnt1 has bern .ssue.I, witch Is
cet!snl5 ss.asoaalAe hill, aut1 to wh,ch VI caI-
ne*tfy tnytc tae attention US the fsrtut rs Of tec
stale. The following is the announcement:
a. tao contention OF those interested tn the
sa1eet Q! Industrial etucatlon In this STATE held
A. IAoo1nln2too, IN March laE The following FrS1-
iuton- 2uonR Others, WAS passed:
Et'.lsee, Ihasa Com m1it:ae Gl dive be appointed
tse EnatF, 1n compliance with the Invitation Of
nc Regent Vi the industrial Entscrslt5 to c1a,u-
nc intu the management Of the sxmc, nnd uaEe
sach report Is circumstances shall seem to
1asaly. to future meeting TO be called By SAID
Hastng been appointed as the committee here
mentioned, We cali upon tho citizens interested
" meet At Decatur, Ill. On Thutsday >of tns
Wttk o{ the State Fair-hour AMI rlace of rorct.
trE to ne made known shcEe~to .tstsn 10 our re,
pvt urob, and to fpFther discuH n1{tca peltalp
: ins 70 industrial education In pnr~ sata, -E9 i
, 1870-09-12

TIE TRCSslAS ADVANCE on PAR1s4
PAE1s, Sept. lu-S::5 r. m.-rrnss!an scouts
have up~aretl Ut Montiulrial TN, other places.
1~u coEls Of 1n',uD each a'c advancing in tia:
netell'";hoed. TEE telegraph to s,,issons has
l4r..a tut.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
THE EMPRESS EUGENE NEAR.
LY A YTRGIgI1SS BRIDE.

In 1851 appeared IN society in Paris En-
genio Marie Dc Gaman. Countess Of Mon
tito. lovely person and an aristocratic name
securing her brilliant conquests IN hatcity,
and constituting her one Of the most famous
ladies in Paris. Il was thought, and IN
deed freely remarked. that her mother WINS
more ambitions than herself; that The for
MGR designed for her some great alliance.
while Eugene herself appeared model d
simple sincerity, a girlwho would choose q
consult her heart IN any matrimonial affair.
Ter sister had just married the Duke d
Alba and Berwick. lincal descendant d
James of England; and the worthy moth
er. Eouna Maria, no doubt designed at least
an equal matrimonial destiny for the more
beautiful sfircr daughters. BIT the heart
il not always to DO controlled cycnin Che
most ariaocraiic life, or 70 yield to It's OK
actions or convenience.
Rueenic lost hers TO q ENC looking blonde
yirginian, young William G. Riyes, son Of
the American Minister. They were cngng-
ed 10 be married. But Aunt Judy Rivcs.
a Virginian matron. very decided and an
gular ii her Truplcs, intsrfcred and broke
of the match ; the Countess was TOO fast foI
her old yirginian views Of social sobricty.
The woman Cor whom the future had reserved
70 n,uch escaped the comparatively humble
match that her heart had decided on--the
destiny o. . quiet virginian's housewife
70 ascend tbe throne Of France.
Alas. what other contrasts may yet 70.
main for ,iofl II an event had been order.
Cd differently; II aprospectise mcther-in-
law had proved eomplacent--tle Empress,
the woman who has adorned the throne q
France and displayed 70 the world ths
charms Of another Cleopatra, might at thii
m0nsntbe living q quiet country matron II
farm house near Gotham Depot, County
DC Albemarle and State Of Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
EXECUTIVE pEpAnTMENT. !

RATEIufl, Oct. -, 1870.
yIylIEHEAs a tacaney exits ~ The represcil.
w taflen ffnm this Stafe III Tie CpngFcss 81
thc lifted Nialsss fAu@rd W the resignation uf
the Hon. J. r. nwee-c. mem 81 ~ the liOliee
or Representative nom The 4th l0ngiresioual
Diarlrf. composed II the counties Il wake, Fran-
XIII. tifanylil., OrsnFe, Johnston, SrslI. thai-
ham and Warren. and ~ The death q tlle Hon.
Robert ~ Gllllnin, Who was chosen 81 tic elcc-
ton " Angus lad 70 illll The unexnlrud term o.
Vow. flrrrforr. / W. w. iTolprx. tiascrnor n
Of The State ~ North Carolina. ~ virtue ~ au-
ihUrlty tc<tcd III me by law, do Issue this my
PRESERVATION. ordering M election % be held IN
the yariuli& N0lfutifp composing EaId District
IN skteDsv, The agh day 81 November. 1850.
or the flirpose II flIlIng chs nnpxlafrd term 81
the WiJ JoHx r. ngwEKaE, nmdfnf wlseh purpose
The voters u the District IN AurIf sa4 elelted
the said il0uEAr u. llffIfAM, deuascd. u J. fur.
iher 0rlsrd iIiat Sd election 10 hfld IN ~ re-
slecfs IN accordance With exi1inK laws. In ne-
roFdaner With aclion \, chapter ca ~ the We.
Ward C0fr. TIE sirfilIs ~ TN COMMITTEES r0mTo-
sing ihcslltirici WI met u IouIbnrg. ~ the
county ~ Eranklu, on THURSDAY The IL day Il
Dercmlef, fof The purpngeo f comparing the polls
and nnnaimolng the result.
Dome II our cts 81 naielth, This tho 18th
r. Al DAY olOaoier, lGO, and W theyeaf oftlit
lnlependence q ihc United States tlss
tinefy.iith.
". W. noLDEy, Governor.
Nv tlln Unt1Tnnfs
J.B: NsArneHv, Private scsruiary.
oct, &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
COZ. ORDKAY.

We congratulate the people Of Richmond
on the nomination Of this whole soiled and
sensible Conservative gentleman. Though
Northern man he il identified with them
and has already built him one Of the snug
gest residences in Richmond. We have nd
doubt but he will run through and beat his
radical opponent two to oae Our Virgin
ia neiglbors are hard to head they are "a
dical in nothing. and their ticket is ever
made up Of the most runable men, whc
make the best conservatives rs well as the
best Of officers. No little credit for thi'
nomination is due to Col. Pcyton Vie,
whom we regard as one Of the wisest youn;
men in Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

In consequence Of the death u Judge
GILLIAN. the Governor Gas win be seen by
his Proclamation) has ordered an election
on the 2Cth proximo for member Of Con-
grcss in this district TO gil ont the unex-
PRED term Of Dcwecsc. Unlocking around
for suitable candidate, the name Of that
eloquent champion Of the Peoples rights.
IIESRy X. NASH, first suggests itself, but
unfortunately he, like many others. i
banned. We therefore propose the name
Of worthy son Of noble sire--a gentle
man every way qualified IN the highest de-
gree--namely. sEsFoS GALES, Esq, o.
Wake, who. II We mistake not. j. unfcttcr-
cd by Government '.banns.''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
For the Hillsboro Recorder.
THE OLD HERO.


|
At meeting Of large and sympathetic
assemblage of people Of Durham, N. q.
and vicinity held on Saturday the 18th for
the purpose Of expressing Tho sad regrets Of
our entire community at tho death Of Gen.
ROBERT II. LEE. On motion Col. ID. q.
Parrish was called to the chair and G, B.
Gum requested to act as secretary.
The chairman in few appropriate re-
marks explained the object Of the meeting.
On motion committee Of seven was APP
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions for
the consideration Of the meeting, consisting
Of r.. D. Graham. j. 5. Lockhart, II. III.
Sims, DR.. ]. 9. Patterson. j. >. Vickers,
J. r. Redmond, and II. A. Rogers. The
committee reported through their Chairman
r.. d. Graham the following resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted;
Resolved by the citizens Of Durham N.
@. and vicinity. LIST. That the sad intelli-
gence Of the death Of Gen. Robert j.. Lee,
has created in our hearts void that cannot
be filled.
2nd. That in Ills brilliant defence 81
what he deemed right. he exhibited in the
highest degree the genius of the ablest cap
tain Of his day.
3rd. That in his tender sympathy for the
wants Of the thousands Of sons, that oul
state. and Others committed to his com.
mand, and in his ever anxious care, never
to sacrifice life usclcssly. he exhibited
himself in his true character IS the christian
| soldier.
4th. That in his unsel6sh desire TO al
vance his country's good. above his owl
glory. hc gave us IN example Of unsnllics
patriotism.
9th. That while We 70 as FAR as the mos
loyal in yielding an honest, and faithful
\ obedience to the laws Of our country as the,
now are, We cannot admit. there is anything
'odious' attached to the name Of Robert Il
| Ice.
9th. That while as an English speaking
nation. we are proud Of the memory Q
Y Alfred the great, and Of Washington,
We cherish as strong i'm admiration for Lee
I 9TH. That not only as Sonthcrn mcn, bu
MS American citizens. we are proud Of hi
history. and lis campaign. That we ar
not willing to forget that much Of the re
nown given to the stars and stripes va
nchieyed by the genius Of our hero, on th
| fields Of Mexico.
Sth. That this aad affection recently an
nounced to Us should serve to assuage III
anger Of those. who have 80 long opprcsse
Us. and lend them 10 restore To our eoun
try's flag. not 10 name only, but in deed
tie star that representa- each Of their south
crn sisters. aud leave them no longer ..th
stripe. an emolem Of our deep degradation
9th. That tho course Of life pursued b
our noble dead, since the close 81 tic iat
war. was worthy q the highest admintior
aud justly entities bis memory 10 the und,
: ing affections Of his bcrcayed fellow eft
zens. and is without parallel in history.
!, 10th. That We request publication /
these resolutions in the Sentinel. Sfdntior
and IIillsboro Recorder, aud that cory !
sent 10 the bereayed family.
ID. G. PARRISH, Chir'n.
t G. j. GUM, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
Mnrox. &c, Oct. s5, 1870

MIIIUN, n. g, Utt. ., I5fW.
Editors Recorder: last Thursday night
some one stole two Of Joel j. Waters best
fattcning hogs out q the pen. No clue to
the rogues a yet
About week hgo some ore stole two
fnc shoats from Mr.. 4. A. Donoho. near
Million.
The largest baptizing that ever came on
here took place yesterday Sunday that ]
ctcr saw. There we're sixty persons bap-
tiscd Of whom 30 wero colorcd aud one
white women.
Mr. Ilcn-y II. Gordon. Of Milton, raisc'l
from one potato zip ten large potatoes. -
Who can beat III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

No butter III town. They arc having
corn shuckings IN the country. when
that Is the ease We don't SEGA pound o.
butter IN amonth. OF all the good eating
that You ever tasted they have NJ these
corn sbuckings IN Grunge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

colfax says IN bis letter of withdrawal
from political life that Grant viii be re-
nominated. M he should be. aud that d
yicc-prcsidoni viii be demanded from the
east Or south.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

10 The female teachers Of Crawford
county, Indiana. have pledged themselves
not to wear corsets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

WHAT TIE PREMIER FOUND IN IT'S BED.
Atihe Prussian headquarters in Meaux
the King occupied .he front, Count Bis
marck the back rooms Of The Archbishop's
palace. The apartmentsof the Count were
on the ground floor, and looked out upon
the extensive gardens to tho rear Of the pa
laco. The 10th Of September had been .
very busy day to many Of the Prussians,
and not least Of all to the Count, He was
riding all day, and in the evening he had q
long conference withthe King. Tired with
these difficult labors no hastcned. when he
recalled his room, TO prepare for bed. Ho
had scarcely, however. begun to undrcss
himself when he heard rustlng among tho
bedclotbes, and on searching found there,
TO his establishment, an infant not more than
four weeks old. On looking closer hefound
by the side Of this enfant troa,re the follow
ing note my husband fell 1T Sedan 1
have nothing to eat. Despair forces me 70
part with my only child. Ithas been bap-
tized Vincent Nor does this curious
story ond here. To make il dramatically
complete and symmetrical, the unfortunate
mother committed suicide. The matter i
said to have reached the cars Of the King,
and orders we're given that the dcsolatc in
fantlshould be sent to Berlin.
Was ever life 50 curiously begun9
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

~ Miss Eunicc Hatch Of Indiana Is
about to start for Salt Lake City to become
the sixth wife Of d saint.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

pen- In Mississippi sixty one out Of every
one hundred Of the population can neither
read or write.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

gg Grant expects to spend . month in
California next spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

MORE ATTENTION TO AeRrcrLrrnE.
IL would be n blessed thing II tho pco-
Pile " Orange devoted half the attention
70 their agricultural improvement TINT
they devote 10 politics aud party. Nearly
every man In the county Il absorbed IN
politics 40 eallcd--and thinks moro about
the success o. party-what the stripe Of
this and that mans politics ought II be-
than they think oftlicir sucrr~s a. fluncn.
Nearly every body talks politics ~ fluent
~ a. tien. Grant talks horse. Ilui little 4
said about agricultural improvement, OF
even the improvement Of this old time
honored town which has pretty well rot-
ted down and collapsed. Hero we have q
town chock-full 81 ~ wise and Ionuacious
politicians rs ever flultcrcd, and party i,o-
litics aIsorls az considerations OF town
improvement.
Let " throw politics 20 the dogs In d
great measure aud turn attention 10 local
improvement. In thp flnst place lei tIie
Farmcrs organize Agricultural Societies
or clubs, and let ~ much interest be taken
la agricultural improvement NJ i now ma.
infested In politics. And speaking pf pol.
iiics reminds Us that the clements are 81
mixed up he u Indeed wise politician
who can define his political principles.
Mere opposition 81 nadIcslirna--io fraud
and coruption-is part Of masal ethick.
and involves no political principle u NJ.
tional type.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

5-ha orinisai ~ ~ Clog glanerr., aed wips-n IL
eminent altlinis,s ln- nsser ivn rem he'd - h 80
lmiiai0rs vii arp ~ 81 IL. ling 10 Zach larl.i a.
10 several n ~ .Fuat apselalsies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

To- A man was arrested in San Francis
co the other day on the charge Of pouring
coaloil on living rats. setting il on Gre. and
burning them to death.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

CIV Made Cataeasy. wife, fthc Russian
Minister, Is in danger Of death in Montreal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
irEY sarNnras.

Tho Great Equestrian srenie Artist ani rrlnri u
Rider who. 81 al ils.n ril4icnfts ihr Mnrd 10 ~.
ducc man % eoaii.fa With fn Tor The ~ s5JyA
and the title VI e..Elsoa leAg.T u Ircati,a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

rea- The N. Q. Legislature meets the
2lst of Nov.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

/ " Among the objects Of interest at q
recent fair in Wisconsin was . young wo-
man with white hair and pink eyebrows
who can see In the night as we'll as in the
day. She wears a tncking comb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

By Ills Erelleaey. aie Governor " North
Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

re- a North Carolina girl shot herself
the other day because her mother wouldn't
let her go tosa picnic. The girls threw
flowers in her grave and she made alovely
corpse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
MSS LIZZIE SHERIDAN,

An ncromplIshei Amcri,an Hng~s~am A.'e
Lf&Ess,
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N, rzNs--y rRcrErRs

Win hro well known ~ artists Al nidllty ani wia-c
terrifs iiiths TAIL air hra accomplished still great
est case and t.se Etslvst taleig
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EoqIE ,ns guap-Au.


TsscomIcai Asrolat.. aud srsslIc cxpuaen,s u +,
sie.l dssel -rlaea,s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
rnur LOVE SEvrR Runs suoorn.
4 MAD nrsrplcr AxnliIs ANGEL WIPE

MID bfSEbfhI ANhAhiS ANtEb WIFE.
lFrom ollr own Correspondent
II was at hotel in 4 large city. The
clock had struck twelve and all the guests
bad come from the theatre and were going
to their rooms to bed. As two gentlemen
friends Of the writer-wcrc on their way
to bed. on the third floor. they heard the
scream d woman down on the second floor
crying help hclp.l They both ran down
and there stood a beautiful woman in her
night dress outside II the door and man
was clutcling at her bosom and trying to
drag her IN the room. ThefOremost Of our
triends--a daring young virginian--now
living in Baltinore-spnng upon the man
ike tiger and threw him to the floor. /
have great mind to cut your throat. said
the young man: bat the beautiful wife mn
TO lin aud besought. him mot 10 hurt him.
So the young Captain rose of Of him and
let him up. but as soon as the mad benedict
arose lie ordered our two friends out If his
room--the. be paid for that room and they
Shouldn't stay IN It And then making .
break lie rushed at q young clerk Of the ho-
! tel. who had come up TO see what the mat
ter was. and was about TO seize hiu--wler
tie other Of the two gcntlcmcn--a perfect
CUNT Of feIlcw--seized him and threw him
fiat ii his back about iUfcct Of. The wo-
man ia the meanwhile crying please dOn'i
leave me he'll kill me he'll Kill me ?
But when he was down and lying like dead
the true devotion of . tender and beautiful
wife never forsook him. She rushed to hin
ard STOPPING down covered bis mouth viii
kisses. he was taken up and laid in BIZ
bed and our yVnns fr:suds left him asleep
The next morning BE saw them both am
apologized for his eOndhei d Tie nigh, be
fore. They told him he oTcd no spoloq,
except to bis wife. Tic WIS man we'll Il
do and one Of some prominence in Tie com
try. Ills wife was beautiful and fasci
nating woman. Nov what csusad al thi
shameful and disgneeful AFFAIR." Listen
u was he frx dru.ten gree. We trust !
will be 70 no more. and lot this sd story.
fact prove lesson TO young married. mel
who arc too prone to run after tho we
beet and the towing bowl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26
YcNs. LEON elAvErIl,

Win his Trunpe % performing Dogs. among wiel
win be found the eclelratcd Cnninrs Dick anl Dasf
whose performances u indctsl marvellous and enlir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-10-26

Rencmicr sha, ssla cirrns 4 tho lyt ~ earth ans
gnnrauts performance II rnlfriur sketiltifs y
Jhc prb-freiba Nlfi tfkn rlasr ~ the dty e 81
Chariot late ~ fria.lx gUa. ses York, uil colts
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Ia BELLE

The Beautiful LAZY EqaeSrcnnc direct ffom the ilrue
Pcicrsburgh pupil u a. eeh'h alA H~..ts.
Europcan Rqaes,rinn Dir,
, 1870-12-06
TEE PROGRESS OF CHICAGO.

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Governor Smith, of Alabama, has pub
lishcd card, in which he seeks to justify
his iorcible retention of the Executive
office. he says be WAS aware TINT, il the
vote Of the State for Governor was officially
canvassed, his opponent would be deelared
e1ected, and he thinks he was right in gu
ing out an injunction against counting the
vote. He holds the Office, and pnts the
Governor-elect to the task Of ejectiug him.
This NAV he technically very smart, bnt
the proceeding goes far to show that those
Republicans who voted against and de-
feated Smith had a very proper npprecia'
tion Of the man, The court which granted
The injunction ought to revoke it, and thu:
enable the Legislature to nd the State ol
! 'he usurping EXECUTIVE.