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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

Saturday. They made i ticket. Tom
Harrison (white) for the Senate. Foster
(white) and Cary, lhegro,) for the Com
mons. For Commissioners they nominal
ted 4. Al. Donohc, (near Milton,) and
Henry Phelps, a negro living in Milton,
Jerre Poteat, negro in Yanccyville, and
another white man whose name we forget.
For Sheriff they have nominated Brice
Harralsoii, Of Yanceyville. Whether Mr.,
Donoho or Harralson will consent to run
on the Republican ticket Is to be secn.--
Neither Of these gentlemen Is radical.
Harralson Is exceedingly popular In the
County and made gallant confederate
soldier; whilc Mi. Donoho Is a gentleman
Ia whom both whitss aud black around
Milton have the most entire respect and
confidence not only for the soundand sub
stantial conservatism Of his judgment in
all matters, but for the irreproachable re-
cord Of his character rs christian and
gentleman. 1t Is weak ticket the rest Of
It, made up Of Cary, the negro, Foster, a
white man void OF education or Legislative
ability, and young Harrison, who's fol
the Senate) amere youth who himselfmnst
be conscious of his want of fitness for the
grave legislation Of a State Senator. We
think 1t unfortunate the democrats In Cas-
well didn't put Mr.. Donoho on their tick
knowing that the Milton Township
was not represented at all. Ifhe runs on
this ticket he will certs.rly be voted for by
| large class of the best men in thecounty
We are sorry Mr.. Harralson has been sci
i'm opposition 10 Sheriff Griffith, (whc
Tourgee himself pronounced to US to be the
best Sheriff In all his Judicial Districtl II
will be known whether these gentlemen
allow their names to be run.
4 POOL ON THE WAR PATH.
Senator John Pool Is on the war path L
find out .who killed stephens@' II,
wrote sometime since from Washington
to highly esteemed citizen Of YanceyyiIl'
i'm which he said that two Of the most pro
minent men in the county were privy e
the murder. In referring TO the brothers 0
Stephens he said 1t was still create
reproach ON the county when even thu
brothers of the murdered man were 80 ter
rified as TO publicly declare guiltIess 3
men they secretly suspected guilty. A.
also in this letter Knocked at the farce 0
the coroners Jury.
| We understood that the foreman Of thi
Jury, Mr.. VIM, Bowe, wrote in reply
very terse and pointed letter. lie toll
Senator Pool that he didn't vote to EN-
barrass" the law as he. l"Seccsh" Pool,
said he voted during the war $50 as 70 EN-
barrass the Confederacy.'
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A darkcy from Roxborough fey days
ago assigned TO some Of the Hillsborough-
ties the reason why the U. ;. Troops Were
sent to Roxboro': He said they Were sent
there 'to make the boys quit playing mar
bles on Sundays that preacher Moore had
tried his best to stop it by preaching 'agin'
II and he conldn't do it.n Now, boys,stop
your Sunday sport and let The troops go af-
ter the Indians.
by the way, these troops say that it L.
Car more quiet and orderly In North Caro-
lima than in New York State where they
came from. They expressed great sur
prise at not finding the men here all arm
cd with pistols and Bowie knives, aud in
resistance 10 the State authorities.
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rns o,a Grser'- church.



Gricr's Church, In CaswelI, that stands
just back % Frngsboro', Il the oldest sane
tuary IN the State. An old frame building
built In l770, or thereabout- aud was
preached IN and worshipped In by two
denominations the Primitive Baptist,
and Prcsbyterians. Old parson Brown
q hard shell, Is said 10 have been the first
pastor. Powerful sermons have been prea-
ched there by Doctor, Phillips, Nc Pace
", and Mr.. Lynch. The last reverend
gentleman said In bis last sermon In this
old church, he wanted 10 preach one more
sermon there before he died. He died be-
fore his next appointment. In the grave
yard you find few marble monuments,-
some Of them Of persons who died over a
half century ago There is large post oak
near this church that contains screecb
owl nest one hundred years old. Genera
ton after generation Of screcch owls have
been Matched there and many an old man
that now totters on his stick has thrown
rocks at that old nest when he was n mere
shavcling. The old nest Is now full Of
young owls. How old does an owl get
anyhow7) This old tree IL hollow down
10 the ground and Its sides are lined thick
and black with the excrement Of the filthy
birds. The church Is NOT preached In now.
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Ia VIM. Lea, venerable and estccm-
cd citizen Of Lcasburg. i nov in his rinc-
ty seventh year. Mr. Lea carries on his
Farm. rides right young colt that would
fling the most Of Us .boys.' shoots squir-
rels with his shot gun--a long old piece
with flint lock--and frequently walksto
town climbing fences and trampipg over
plowcd ground on his way. This is task
that some young men Of this age would
faint at the mere idea Of such thing.
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sam Alton.

We hear that Sam accompanied the
troops 70 caswell. Can itbe possible that
Samuel deemed troops essential to his safe
"? Boys, let Sam alone, and tell the fool
10 quit telling whaling lies about killing
ku klux ~ running his sword through
'em, SC. Sans "swor,lv ro,s only when
II runs with his carcass.
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From a Correspondent.
SOUTH BosroN.

Ais right here. The crops are good.
Mr.. w. j. Ellison, Of Milton, u about to
place In operation a huge tobacco ware
house and this will bring money and to.
hacco 10 us for Ellison Is said 10 be a to-
bacco buyer that all the farmers travel
after. No news. I suppose you have
heard Of the death Of old Mr.. Turbeville,
acitizen OF this county who lived near Ne.
Camel. He died In the western part Of
North Carolina while on aviaitto hissons.
lie was much thought Of In this county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

Hay~ President Buiofd Of the Richmond
and Danyille Road is ona visit to our town.
Col Buiord is one Of the most energetic
Railroads.&c. in the South.
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rANrnrxIr.LE.


Eighty yankee blue coats rank and file
arrived IN Yanccyville Saturday evening.
They came from Baltimore and had been
stationed at Fort McIIeny. The officer
In charge u named Rondy
THE NEeHohs
Held convention Ia yanccyvillc on
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rhe fir-s tomatoes.

DIR. Allen Gunu Of Yanceyvilie.has been
fcasting on tomatoes grown in his garden
for the past three weeks. The doctor dined
us sumptuously on them in his hospitable
mansion last Saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

g6rPrcsidcnt Smith Of the Central Road
i in town. lie is model railroadcr and
no just man can end fault with his man
lgcmcnt &c the North Carolina Genital.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

rv- A gentleman from Milton stopped
III town Few days since and pronounced
the soda at tiattls' the best in the State.
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NOTICE!

-
ATa meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners
N for Orange county, held in the courthouse
the 2Jth iay Of June, 1870, the following persons
were appointed Registrars and inspectors Of an
Election TO be held At the various Precincts IN
Orange county on LIST Thursday in August next:
HILLSBORO TOWNSHIP.
Hiiisborough Precinct--C f Parish, Registrar.
Geo. A. Faucet, VIM. y strayhorn, Inspectors.
Cairin II. Smith Precinct--Wilson Brown, Re
gistrar. George W. Tate, William Picket. In
spectors.
CEDAR GROVE TOWNSHIP.
Cedar Grose precisct-Dayid w Jordan, Re-
gistrar. William Allison, Fred Clark, Inspec-
tors.
Murphy Wagons Precinct Freeman Walker
Registrar. William Tate, John w. Corbeti, In
spectors.
LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP.
Il. ~. Halls Prcciacf- Josiah w. Mckee. Re-
gistrar. l.. w. Hall, Felix Wilson, Inspectors.
A. M. Douglass Precinct-Allcn Brown Regis
trar. John r Lockhart, Sohn \ Dorteh Inspcc-
tors.
MANGUM TOWNSHIP.
Mdagurn's Store Prcciaci--Adison Mangum.
Registrar. William ID. Lunstord, George " Jones
Inspectors.
LipscomJe's PreciRct-A. VI. Latta. Registrar.
John w. Gates, Joseph ~. I.atia, Inspectors.
DURHAM TOWNSHIP.
Durham Precinct M. w. Angler, Registrar
y. c. Geer, 4. Roberts, Inspectors.
Bcnneffs Preoinct-B. q. Hopkins, Registrar.
s. NJ. Link, William Couch, Inspectors.
PATTERSON TOWNSHIP.
Patterson Mil Precinct--A d C;un6r, Regis.
trar. Hiram Maroon, S. J.. Patterson, Inspcc-
tors.
CHAPEL HILL TOWNSHIP.
Chapel HIH Prccinci--,Iohn W. Carr. Pcgis-
trar. Abel Maddry, Dr. ". Gloss, Inspector.
Coles Store Preciact--Charles w. johnson.
Registrar. William Kirkland, Pendlcton Cole,
Inspectors.
BINGHAM TOWNSHIP.
White Cross I'rocinct-Euoch sykes, Regis.
tfar. Avis Durham, Wesley Atwater, Inspec.
tors.
Gates Store Prccincf- Ii. Morrow, Registrar
Watt Gates, James +. Miner, Inspectors.
JOHN LAWS, Clerk.
Jute Is, 1870 81
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CANDIDATES..


10 the rotcrs ~ Orange County.
Mr.. M,ckle, The nominee ri the late Conservative
Convention cot Sheriff, having declined 20 run. ]
beg leave d announce ms self n atandhlaie TOR the
Office ofSherih, and should beelccted pledge
10 serve yon tothc best of my ability.
July 5. ARCHIBALD NICHOLS, jr.
DrrHAn's june s.th 1870
Nessrs E,iiiors Of Reoorder-Gcds: - there
seems 10 be qn open field. since Gov. Graham de-
clined 10 accept the nomination rendered 10 him
BY the Convention, and having been solicited by
many friends from different parts u the county 10
allow my name ~ be announced a. a candidate
for the scnaic have consented 70 do 50. subject,
20 the action of thu Executive Committee, should
they think prcfef IT, make another nomination,
whnh they have fed 10 do up 10 this time, 50 Ear
rs know will endcavor 20 attend az the different
tax gatherings IN the county aud discuss the state
Of a. n Che Goun'y 70 the es q my ability.
mr. W. are authorized to announce NELSON
r. HALL, Esq, candidaiefor seat In the House
Of Representatives. Election in August.
ffAWe are authorized 10 announce JOHN
LAWS n candidate for reelection 10 the Ofiice
VI Register 81 Deeds for Orange county, NJ the en-
suing election 70 be held the first Thursday IN
August next.
rss,-we are authorized 10 Announce T. ". AReo
rs a candidate for the Senate Of the next Legisa-
rf- We are authorized to announce RICHD
NJ JONES. ESQ, as candidate for the Senate III
| the next Legislature Of North Carolina.
10 the Citizens Of Orange County.
Having roeeiyed the nomination hy the County
Convention, held on the 2isf Inst, announce
myself candidate for the Office Of Register o.
Deeds for this County.
Very Respectfully.
y. NASH.
TT Iaspe the late Convention will pardon
me for DECLARING myself candidate for the Office
Of Register Of Deeds, aflcr having been ruled Oh
| twire by convention, now appeal 10 The pco-
plecf Orange FOR . dccisou. do not wish 70
4 PRESS myselfupon the people, but they shall not
| nv cut myself ont of ofrc any more, will
back Cor no man or set of men.
Respectfully Yours.
JESSE w. COLE
rive are requested TO announce THOMAS
II. HUGHES. Esq, as candidate for sheriff Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

There is an cpcampmcnt Of State
troops near Company Shops.
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NOTICE u hereby given that the School Tx
~ amincr az Orange County viii hold ENami.
nation 0f candidates for Teachers ol common
School In said county, At ilisbcrougb, on the Ord
saturday In july.
Each applicant Tor certificate Is requested 20
III puncilialy present. :. w. HUGHES,
juno %, 1850. q Examiner.
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NOTICE
State Of North Carolina.
ALAMANCE COUNTY.

In the Superior Court Of Alamance county
juno 2sth 1870.
@ 4 Bason as Administrator or John wilkins DC.
censed-plaintin.
dV1fnsl.
W = Wilkins, Elizabeth liiprey, MARY Alice Rip
pey.Johu Harder, Joseph Harder, Mary
Alice Adams and the heirs at law of
Martha 5 Siephcnx-Dcfendants
Petition 10 make real csfufo assets.
TT appearing 70 The satisfaction Oh the Court that
II the above mentioned heirs At law of Martha s.
stephens. parties defendants are non residents vl
this state and that they arr proper ariies 10 the
above suit, they are hereby summoned In the name
81 the state 20 appear In the same befure the Clerk
of the Superior Court Of Aianance county ~ his
eliice IN Graham on Wednesday the 10th day ol
August iS1a; then and there % answer The above
named petition. otherwise the plaintiff win apply
to the Court for The relief In such petition demand
ed.
In testimony whereof the undersigned. W. A,
Albright. Clerk of the said Court hath lsereunto
set be hand this the eSih day 81 juno 1910.
w. A. ALBRIGHT, Sc.
June 10Th. ng5et.
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Postscript.
--->~~~---->~~,.--s->>~>>-
In the Woods, July I5h, 1870.
LIST Dispatch to my Friends.

"0ld Rip Van Winklc'-the steot'iag
caadida,s--st smith'sdoclared himselfthe
candidate Of tI,f Democratic and conserva-
tive Convention Of Orange for State Scna-
tor. Claimed he was not bann'd. and
could take his scat il elected, as he had noi
gioea rolaniwy "aid and comtor,D he re-
5ellioar' At Cedar Grove he said ''somc
said he was the nominee Of the Democratic
and Conservative Convention. but that he
was an Independent candidate. This, my
friends was what he said, in substance.
More anon. HENRY \. BROWN.
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Crack. Crack, Crack !
Jingle, jingle, jingle
Splash, smash, six and mipglc!
II keeps Jcrrc Nicholas ,shc elegant sa-
loon keeper in Danyillc, busy all the day
mixing ice toddics and fixing up julcps.s
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THE JUNIOR EDITOR Is stlll on the

THE JUNIOR EDITOR Is stu on the
tramp, among the farmers In CaswelI, at
this writing, and had we the power to tel
cgraph him we would invite him home, az
our principal ''coliipcsitor' Is too sick to
be at his post, and we are kept too busy
these hot, lazy days brushing away the
blue-tall fiy,' to do much ofanythingalses
The probability Is the indisposition Of
Mr.. Freeland (our foreman,) will prevent
us going to press tomorrow "Wednesday
in time to meet the mails at night. Ifso
we hope our patrons will excuse the delay,
rs sickness cannot be helped.
$500 ---sss--~-es>s~
svpThc reader must overlook short CO.
mings in this issue. We have not time to
notice many things claiming our attention.
VIII do better next week--God willing.
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Company Shops, y. c. June 20. 1870
U,HE Twenty first annual meeting ofthe stock
L holders ofthc North Carolina Rail Road Com.
Thtrsdsy 18th ~ July. fe7O. Stockholders Mn
cannot attend win please le represented hy proxv
tdm y. a. Stage, scciy
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WANTED
TOBACCO STEMS.

r AN preparedto pay highest cash price for To.
L hacco stems. either loose or in Hagsheads. u
priced they should he IN strong rogsheads ~ inch
Is In head BY So long n weigh not hiss than 1910
lbs. free from scrap Tobacco or short stems. Par
Ties having stems. will Do well 10 see me before
selling n | nm purchasing for foreign Manufac-
turrs Who can afford 10 pas highest prices.
]. N. PEMBERTON.
Ofice over Paylor Bros store. next doorto cark's
DanyiIlc, Va. June % Avn
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OATS.

A large and splendid crop ofoafs. Some
say they win not be more than 30 TO 80 cts
handred. Tar Hunt--over the liver
from Alilion--ia said 70 make one hundred
thousand pounds Of oais. More anon.
Time presses Us now--wIIi save for another
time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-07-13

Mr.. Pinchback raises good tobacco. He
has this year 90 10 100 thousand hills Of
fine tobacco. He uses Peruvian Gnano
and Stable Manure. II red land he puts
ashes in 80 AS TO change the quality Of the
tobacco.
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FsT-wc are requested TO announce THOMAS
II. HUGHES. Esq, as candidate for sheriff Of
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Die eeeenwdrtioe 9abreS3eit uni
'bre @efubren.
(The Season and its hangers

(The Season and its I'angers.)
Der meni&ii9e 85r,er beRebt bauptid@li& aaa
3suenstwertn uno ! bern. be eesen jeufn We@-
lei rtr 9ltmoippdrs ebeais empFnpIi& lnp pie re,
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uno pie instantaneous mtretn gang btiou'
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psr b.ee Stab aessn isbrrren berutt BARN, pap
man ete9>srea unasor8ane. bu,@ melte bic 9 lnjs
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TT s. onun4 bait.
9Yenn oer @asen i&na@ unb aubsr Orsnuns
ii, fam G& weot1 rae BIut nod rie@aQe ia asr.
maism :3utanp, beFnpen ; rit @.iuneb.it IL abr
In bobeni. q abe bacon abb6uaiA. ea6 iene ,pe,
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Jung gang telonpele Aufmsrtiaueeit ltsnftn. ST
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araf, hin i&aoIi&tnu. niererbrudtnpea Ginfu(fa3
: Her feu&ten uno 'nn8e'untsn Ntnsspt6rt ~ wb
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