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On aes' y'sie1 1sGse asso entitled
Persons OF the Drama
FRINGE S GXIoiiA iE cIEKcS
RuY BIAS.
Every Night during the present week.
Box Sheet open ak days IN advance.
" Corner Twrnty-ihhd street and Eighth avenue.
JAMES '':A' ADMISSION assis- ''''''''
., wa Hda1sF aAsH ~ ssa s!Ias sSGlcz DussIsa
soyHhsy Mf5s s5EfY yEoS flRsis, hpyTsff.
the accomplished vocalist beautiful selection Of operate
tea new operate dramatic and Sensational DRAMA
1TayaS sfsi SE %SS Ta 5faHs ssa
sETE aS RIhHSssf SgAsAlEEss !. ,,s
Esspal ES prissSHS saSsss' HORACE and ALICE Dun
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with ne" sa'aF;ss Ssssss sns saSS Gs sas S
and ios s5i'SF'i bGiI SSis4S AND BROTHER IosArHAs
THE FRIE.s 1aS 81 TIE as Hs'H
SATURDAY ATa
Tos O. POSTERS GRAND spEcrAcuLAR AND LEI
= senaa'y E9%pnfsvi T%si.va ise TEMPTATIONS,
isrspdly approaching completion and win be produced
IN fsE sEvRsTSfiv& RST II 0Iiiy THSyusAsD poLLAes
and on scale oil spendor unexampicd IN tn Or any omar
country.
G cHRD-Miss 'DickiE LINGARp respectfully ~,
70 Asi % SsI9 HHsi
In New York FsrD1T Il! fDsl' 19y nygsIxo, JANA
on which occasion she viii have The pleasure OF Offering
fs features ssa''' : N'''NA4
RooTHs THEATRE, ,,
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/ HAMLET.
Entire New Scenery BY witham and Russell smith,
Costumes, by Thos Joyce.
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SECOND HAMLET MATINEE
| ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, Att.
sATSh2ay EMMA wHEEER zEEEEIso'
- w. s''A' @'A' NEG MERRILIEs.
days the Box omcc Of the
theatre AZ its branch ticket ouce at the music store OF Q.
n. Dtson 4 Co., I'll broadway. #
RoorH's THEATRE
the Of As Play e
SCENE the curtain viii rise precisely quarter before
eight O'Clock.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE, TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.
- IRON broadway Begins evening at 8.
Sole Les''' and Manager ToaiGiiT AoaOsrlS DAILY
and every evening until further notice and for the
MATIAEI, SATURDAY, AT
Miss Olive Logans original American Comedy In 1--WE
illustrating contenlporaneons society,
SURF;
SURF;
SURF;
On, SUMMER SCENES AT LONG BRANCH
Exhibiting the cabin of the Jesse Hoyt on 3
down trip to the Bra,ch. The Office Of
NEW LOCAL the Surf House" Son the Beach at Long
SCENES. Branch" The Piazza at the Stetson
House the Parors of the Surf House.
decorated for the Grant Hop.
SURF. SURF. S, RF.
Including Mr.. George Clarke, George Hos-
AN IMMENSE land, JAS Lewis, w. Davdge Geo. +. De
COMIC We're, q. Parkes, Fanny Davenport, Mrs.
CAST. Gilbert Mrs. Wilkins Emile KiehsapQ
the whole of the great comedy company
SATURDAY NEXT, FIRST SURF MATINEE, AT 2.
To be put into preparation immed ltcly and power.
fnl comedy OF intense human interest by Mr. AuGUSa
TIN DAILY based tho rcgning Partisan sensation, and
entitled
FROU.FROU.
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II WEST TwENTYs1XTH STREET OPPOSITE sr
James Hotel Entire Second Floor. southern exposure
FIRST oard private table If desired; desirable snse
Rooms References required.
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AMUsEMENTs.

- - = - : -
S7 ~ rHRATRE OoMIQUK, Ns..sse&s
jill broadway opposite ST. Nicholas MANAGE,
Ao"A saIILiANT REcoRp OF siuiccGEssEs.,
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDtENeEss
EXTRA ATTRACTION ADDED,
f& TUE GREAT CLODOCHE TROUPE.
TaE GREAT CLODOCHE IKOurE;
TIE GREAT CLODocHE TROUPE
OF grotesqne dancers. -
TIE GRAND BALLET TROUPE.
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
composed OF the most hnished dancers. ..,, p.u
GOES. DouGHEKrY HAkf, kYMAN, MASTER BAN
NEY, w. HART AND kENEDY,
ALL THE COMPANY WILL APPEAR EVERY EvENlMG -
Doors at Gi3 curtain risos at IA O'clock Eox omco
opens daily Tickets secured sx days In advance
TAMMASy;r y;rAnnAsy Nv Nv. 4. e. CO. c.
THIS ariIIRspAyl Eyl;sIMa, "! ING, IAN ; Y, 1870
TRIPLE COMPANY. TRIPLE COMPANY.
BAD DICKEy 1BAD DIcKEf
ALLEN ,psggTTEscLL DELEHANrY Az HENaLk3s
DELEliANTY AND HENSLEa's oRIoiNAL sHoO.
sgsS 81 s,E fly BAD FLY sESs HE Elk
cu JoHMNy IN IA ALLMEE,s i I'M Greet spscisaes;
TnE fofbLhk MiNsTRti Voc SocAI LIS sExTEr
BIDEAUX and KEARNEy'S New Ballads.
The grsa. Alien, pettsngb Dslehansy and Henslers
NEW ETHIOPIAN SCENES.
Rad DICKEY lat EIGHT O'CLOCK SHARP,
ALLIE TILE GREAT Du RLEsQUE COMPANY TO-NiGHf.
At nlnothirty-ThE MINSTkELs.
ADMISSION, FIFTY CENTS
GRAND FAMILT MATINIiE SATURDAY, Jan. u, at TWO.
BAD p'ia DickRY ''i EAD s DickEY lsil and ol'AA. d.
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90 CLINTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
LC University pace.ffandsomcly fnrni he'd Rooms "a
let with without Board, nloderatc references
changed.
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It ST. Marks SPLACE.-HANDSoMEL FURNISHED
lO Rooms, with Board, for seaueiaan and wife single
lentemen.
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I TN STREET, NO. 227, NEAR SEVENTH AVENUE
Elegantly furnished Rooms, win Board, references
exchanged.
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TO EAST TwENTY-FIRsT STREET. NEAR BROAD.
Q VIVA large pleasant Room second loor, soutien
exposure offered, with Board; houge and table rs
class.
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40 EAST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY
~ aud University pIacc.fo let 10 gentleman, fur
Lished BEDROOM, ioarth loor, without board.
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81 BLEEcKEE STREET, CONVENIENT TO BROAD.
III way. Front and back faror, FIRST ipor newly and
Handsomely furnished 70 rent, together separately.
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TO WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
~ Large Suits OF nnosuy convenient Rooms second
floor, family party Of gentlemen with superior Board
also single Room.
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o. WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR BROAD
Z~ wny.Snit of Rooms, par!or foor also Room OF
third nour suitable for gentleman and vito. with Bori
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90 WEST TWENTY SECOND STREET.-h GENTLE
LED md wife, also few single gentlemen, be
lated wta pleasant Rooms and Board a hand
back Parl0r rcHt
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OIST sTREET.-BACK PARLQR, FURNISHED IN
Il walnut; BoaId o two SIS; small Room FOR ~
Two el3 pleasant parties cel at hone. 2c3 West Twen
ty-lrst street.
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10 FAST FoRTysECoND sTREET-oSE LARGl
Il = bnndsone Room and third story Ian BEDROOM wit
fuli Board. References exchanged.
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EvENlNG TELEGRAM.
THE GREAT
CARTOON OF THE PERIOD.
TUE
COMING WOMAN.
THE
GRAND DEMONSTRATION.
THE
IMPOSING CEREMONY
AND
UNWILLING OF THE STATUE
THE
sTRoNaXINDED WOMEN IN THEIR GLORY.
CHARACTER PICTURES or
DISTINGUISHED MEN
GRAFTON BY. A. oAKEy HALL.
BRICK ON A BENDER.
JOHNSON ON. GEssRAL aRAEr
SEE
TELEGRAM CARTOON
ON
FRIDAY, JAN. H.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE CHEAT EVENING PAPER,
ALL THE NEWS OF THE DAY,
ALL THE EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE.
ALL THE BALLS AND PARTIES,
ALL TILE LOCAL MATTERS,
ALL THE POLITICAL ASPECTS.
ALL THE MONEY AND STOCK MARKETS,
ALL THE FASHIONABLE GOSSIP,
ALL THAT IS WORTH READiNGs
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
PRICE TWO CENTS.
PUBLICATION OFFICE. NASSAU STkEET
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n ST. MARKS PIACE--h GEETLEMhE AND
IV wife gentlemen he accommodated with 4
neatly Room with Boad lnoiadlng Gre and gas
at Oh per week dinner At =.
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(yRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI CARD.-MlSS DICk1E LINGARD respectfully a.
nounces to her friends aud the public that her
FIRST AND ONLY BENEFIT
In New York Is set apart for
FRIDAY EVENING, JAM IA,
which occasion will have the OF Offering
programme OF unnsua excellence introducing several new
features .Ua atH
sheet now open.
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DOWFRY THEATRE
- WA II. FRELlGH. Proprietor and Manager
For Few nights only Mr..
JAMES MACE,
THE WORLDS CHAMPION,
who Will FOR the FIRST time Ia New YORK, give exposition
OF the Art OF self Defence. IN Grand
SE'r-TO
with the celebrated Athlete, Mr.
pOOLEY MACE.
TON ASD s ,Ii }EkfG OUTLAW raienMe siRr e u,cA,aE
The Panomime IL nearly READY.
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10 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET. oPPOsIT
III Fitth Avenue Hotel.-Eegsnty furnished Rooms
let, with Board, to gentlemen and wives single gentlemen
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QLYMPIc THEATRE: ,s,,n - o
IiiE LAST NIGHT but TWO
A'' oNo IN \, rue roryLAa paasiA Si '6S 6p l. 'oA
TIE WRITING ON THE NALL.
THE WRITING ON THE WALL.
AND ADMIRABLY ACTED
BY STRONG AND EFFIciEET COMPANY.
PERCUSSION TROTrER,t GRO r. roy
or PicCADTLI '....'.''''...- ..lo' - foA
supported ~ hx following Indies and gentlemen
MeSss studey, Mortimer Becks, Ryner, Cushinan, 90
Mesdames L9pgmore ysrn9n Wrfni Nsels Se
GEO. \. Eox,s MonEL i EAaM
MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
MR.. GEO L. FOX. as. u l'RY
MIR. Gao. l.. FOX as .........JAQUES SIROP
Box sheet open for next week.
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BoAnnERs AND EoDaERs WANTED.

1GA WEST TwENTY.sEcoND sTREET.-To. RENT,
Ipf with Board, Suit or sasie Rooms, on second noor
References.
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II ASHLAND PLACE (PERRY sfREEq) BETWEEN
sixth and Seventh avenres, three doors from Wayer
ley place. Rooms, furnished with Board without. from
Se TO Sl0 week; house modern.
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Oh WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET. -ELEGANT SUIT
IL OF Rooms with Grst class Board, also Rooms
suitable single gentlemen. References exchanged
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q BLOCKS WEST or BROADWAY, IN BLEEcKkR
" sreeiFine large and small Rooms 70 ut, with gloa
Boar for famiicsor single gentlemen. Apply al no. is'
Beeckar street. -
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At WEST TWENTY-EIgTH STREET, BETWEEN
Il q Broadway and Sixth avenue-Apartments suitable
for small family of aIuts gentlemen gentleman
wife with superior private table II dcsrei. References
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AMUSEMENTS.

A1GUSEMENTS.
i OPERA BOUFFE.-sEAsON OF 1870,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 2b
OPERA BoUfFE
Of the renowned PrInaa Donna, #xf3 ~
Mrs. HOWARD PAUL,
who has been engaged to sing her unriyasd part OF
LA GIcANDE DUCbksSE,
LA GRANDE DuCHEssE DE GEROLsTEIN.
which created extraordinary iuror Tor over i0coh
secatiya nights at the olympic theatre, London.
TT,HEATRE FRANCAIs
l. '1 REVIVAL OF OPERA pOUFFE.
SEASON Of 1870,
COMMENCING JANUARY "a,
With OHenhach's masterwork,
LA GRAADE DUCiiEsSE
DE GEROLSTEIN.
Mrs. HOWARD PAUL,
who VIII appear IN her celebrated OF the 6itAsbf
DUCll5SE which she performed 100 consecutive nights Nv
the Olympic, London to over owing houses
Mr. GlHHEBEUcK,
the charming FRITZ.
M DUCHEsNE,
ethe original GENERAL EOEM.
NJ FRANCIS as PRINCE PAUL. NJ. GENOT rs BARON
WANDA.
The costumes used IN this revival of OPERA IoufFk viii
be entirely andeosuy. Other of tho Onenbach
repertoire VIII speedily follow
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

A Car Sucks Bangs BREATn.-A
cat nearly caused tho dcatllof child in the
vicinity Of Sandy Hill, Perry county, few
days ago. Oar informant states that Mrs.
Jeremiah Hall left her child. aged about
nine months. in the room playing with the
cat, while she was engaged IN another part
of the house. After soIne timc she went
TO sec about the child when sht saw the cat
sitting on is breast, with is nose inserted
in the child's mouth, and clasping Il around
the neck as before. A second time tho ami
NAL was thrown back. and then, greatly
cnragcd. il pprang forward and caught the
child By the throat. After releasing the
child, the cas was taken out ana Immediate
ly killed. Tho child recovered IN few
days.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04
Terrible Calamity in Richmond!
TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE r1iLLED AND
woUNDEDM
RIcHMoND, ". APRIL p.

hiIiiuDND5 y -, ~ MI 80
A large crowd, collected il the upper
portion Of the Capitol building, where the
Supreme Court Of Appeals were located to
hear the decision in the Mayoralty case.
About II o'clock all the floor gave way
beneath the dense weight, precipitating the
crowd to the floor below, which was that Of
the House of Delegates. Itis hard TO as
certain at present the extent Of the inju-
ries, so great is the excitement, but some
were killed and large number severely
injured. Many eseapcd the terrible fall
BY jumping into the windows when the
floor gave way. The wounded are now be-
ing attended to.
LATER--A terrible calamity occurred
here this morning. The floor Of the Court
Of Appeals. in the State Capitol; gave way
and precipitated the hundreds therein as
scmbled to hear the decision in the Mayor
atty case of Ellyson and Chahoon; upon
Conservative caucus then sitting in the Hall
Of the House Of Delegates below 1t. It is
impossible to ascertain the extent Of the in
juries at this hour.
Among the killed are p. RI. Aylett,
distinguished lawyer, DIR. j. B. Brock; re-
porter for the Enquirer aud Eosniiner,
Sam'l Eaton, Clerk to Mayor Galioon,
Capt VIM. A Charters, Chief Of the Fire
Department, n. p. Howard. lawyer. Ash
Levy. Richmond Merchant; Chas. Watt
son Of Danville, r r Hughes, Hutchinson
Lewis and N. Webb Of this city; Scofeld,
brother Of Gen. Scofeld, r. IL. Maury Jr.
Senator Bland, colored Of Powhatan and
Roberts.
1t issupposcd that 20 members Of the
State Legislature are killed and wounded.
The Judges of the Court Of appeals all
escaped unhurt. TX. Gov. Wells was bad
ly injured. i. II. Chandler, counsel for
Cahoonin the Mayoralty case, was injured.
james NeesoB. aud Judge Meredith, coun-
sci for Elljson, were also badly hurt.
About two hundred persons were hurt by
the accident.
The greatest excitement prevails; hun
dreds Of persons arc on the Capitol Sgnare
weeping and wailing as the dead and dying
aIu sp.sss.s- s,ss, " t,rv isssttisHsss
Gov. Walker escaped unhurt, though on
the Court room floor at the time.
There were 5S persons instantly killed
and l4S wounded, some Of them nortally.
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THE sAGACITY OF A D0G.
From the Observer and Commonwealth.
4 TRUE STORY

Frbfit the Observer and Commonwealth.
Mr.. Joseph r. Mayo, a worthy and res
pectable gentleman, living about three
miles from the University Of Virginia, has
in his possession remarkable dog. of the
Shepherd and st. Bernard kind. One Bit
ter cold night, in the latter part Of Janua-
ry last, while the family were at supper,
their attention was aroused by the loud
barking Of Logan, (the dog. Thinking
perhaps he wished to get into the warm,
comfortable room, on such night. at first
his barking was not noticed. Hecame fre-
quently TO each door, and the windows he
would then leave and 20 out in the public
road and returning again to the house, re-
new his efforts to arouse his master satten-
tion. Mr.. Mayo finally opened tic door
and went with the dog, and sure enough
there lay q man, evidently near breathing
his last.
The man after arriving home from Char
louisville on such dark night had his wag-
on overturned by one Of his mules going up
a steep bank on the road side. Poor VIII
sons head was caught under the heavy wa
gon body, and life was almost extinct.
Through the sagacity Of the dog. his condi-
ton was made known, Mr.. Mayo, good
Samaritan like, kindly took the wounded
man 70 his house, bound up his wounds,
took care Of him until able to return to his
home.
The most curious part Of the story re-
mains to be told. About ten years ago,
Mr. Wilson 1.-THE wounded man, made Mr..
Mayo present Of the dog, when quite
young, and only short time before the ac-
cident, had requested that the dog might
be given back to him. Not wishing TO part
with such faithful and sagacious animal,
Mr.. Mayo still retains hinl--nothing would
tempt him to part with him. How mystc-
rious are the ways Of Providence, surely in
wisdom hath he made them all.
LOUISA G.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

MULTuM IN PARyo.-The microscope
opens up wonderful world to Us. Insects
u various kinds may bc seen in The cavities
of common grain Of sand. Mouldis fo-
rest Of beautiful trees, with Che branches.
leaves, flowers and fruit. Butterflies arc
fully feathercd. Hairs are hollow tubes.
Tho surface Of our bodies are lowered with
scales like fth; . single grain Of sand
would cover one hundred and fifty Of these
scales, aud single scale covers five humid
red pores yet through these narrow open
ings, The sweat forces itself out like water
through sieve. Each drop ofstagnant wa
ter contains world Of animated beings,
swimming with as much liberty as whales
in the sea. Each leaf has colony Of in
scots grazing on il, like oxen in a meadow.
ddrmce.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

sA. subscribe fcrthc Hillsborc' Recorder
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Il i o very curious circumstance that no
ordinary negro Geld.hand from the Sonth.
were he to remove to Massachusetts, could
yote--6rsl, because from his poverty he
could not pay taxes and second. because
he could not read or write.--New YorE.
World.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04


TnE CnERoKEE RosE.-Ihe legend Of
the Cherokee rose is as pretty as the flower
itself. An Indian chief of the scminole
tribe was taken prisoner by bis enemies.
the Chcrokces, aud doomed 70 torture, but
fell 10 seriously III that itbecamc necessary
20 wait for his restoration to health before
committing him to the Ere. And as he lay
prostratcd by disease IN the cabin Of the
Cherokee warrior, the daughter o. the lat
tor, young dark-faced maid, was his nurse.
She fell IN love with the young chieftain.
and wishing 10 save his life, urged him 70
escape but lie would not do 81 unless she
would Fec with him. She consented. Yet
before they had gone far, iupcllcd by soft
regret at leaving homo, she asked perlnis-
sion Of her lover 70 return, for the purpose
Of bearing away some memento Of il. SO,
rctracing her footsteps, she broke a sprig
from The white rose which climbed up the
poles Of her fathers tcut, and, preserving
Il during her fight through tho wilderness.
planted II by the door Of her new home IN
the land Of the Seminoles. And from that
day this beautiful flower has always been
known between the capes Of Florida and
throughout the Southern States BY the name
Of the Cherokee rose.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

He win visit Chapel Eill the first aud 3rd Mon'
in each month. Feb. Is
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

Mn. WEBsTER's DEATH.-It was past
midnight, when, awakiug from one Of the
slumbers that he had at intervals, he SEEM
cd not to know whether he had not already
passed from bis earthly existence. lie made
D strong effort to ascertain what the con-
sclDusilcsa tnat nc cUulu stHT pBrceIvU arrnr
ally was. and then uttered those well known
words, II still live y as IL he had satisfied
himself Of the fact that he was striving TO
know. They were his last coherent ute
rance. A good deal later he said some
thing in which the word poetry was dis
tinctly heard. His son Immediately re-
peated to him one Of the stanxas Of '.Gray's
Elegy.n He heard il and smiled. After
this. respiration became more difficult, and
at length il went on with perceptible inter-
walls.
All was now hushed within the chamber.
and to us who stood waiting. there were
but three sounds in nature. the signing Of
the autumn wind IN the trees, the slow tick
ing Of the clock in the hall below, and the
deep breathing cf our dying friend. Mo-
ments that seemed hours flowed on. Still
the measured beat Of time fell painfully dis
tinct upon our cars still the gentle moan
ing Of the wind mingled with the only sound
tha. arose within the room, for there were
no sobs Of women, no movements Of men.
So grand, yet 50 calm and simple, had been
this approach TO the moment when we must
know that he was with us no more. that he
had lifted us into a colnposure. which, but
for his great example, we could not have
felt. AZ twenty-three minntesb before three
O'clock his breathing ceased, the features
settled into a superb rcposc, and Dr. JEFF.
fries. who still held the pulse, after waiting
few seconds. gently laid down the arm.
and, amid breathlcss silence. pronounced
the single word. dead" Tho eyes were
then closed, the remains were removed
from the position in which death cainc, and
all but those who had been appointed q
wait and watch, slowly and moumfully
walked away.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-05-04

Gen. Lee has gone to Florida.
Davy Crockett's last suryiving son. 10.
bort. lives in Ilocl county. Texas.