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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

THANKs-Mr. c. Oglebay, has again
placed us under obligations Corlate Chica
60 and LIN Crosse papers.
Mr.. o. wife, and son Frank, returned
yesterday, from atOur extending to Chica'
go, Duluth, St. Paul. &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

Yesterday was about rs close
and sullry a day Us we have had this sea-
son. One or two slight showers did not
have any effect in reducing tue temper
aturc; ." on the contrary quite the reverse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

SPLENDID BoUQuET.- Mrs Richardson
Of the Island. sent to our sanctum yester
day, the largest bouquet of the finest flow
ers we have seen this season. She vii
please accept our thanks. ID .'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

l OFFER this morning large stock Of
Ladies', Misses and Ghild's COlOred Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city,
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

HELD 70 BAL-William Ritz was mr.
rested and brought before Judge John
ston, yesterday, charged with mal.treating
his mother. A thorough examination Of
the case was had, and resulted in the ac-
cuscd being required to give bond in the
sum oi-pne hundred dollars to keep the
peace for one year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

By RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine. Vim. Sumner & Co.,
Agents, No IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
GtnegttdEi9enter.
THURSDAY. AUGUST rs, 1870.
New Advertisement.

For Rent-A Small Brick House.
Wantcd-Two Good Stove ALoulders.
Female Classical Institute.
To the Iron Mills and Coal Merchants.
Executors Sale.
Joseph Cartwright, Optician.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

BOARD OF REoTsTRATI9N.- The Board
Of Registration was in session short
time yesterday morning, arranging the
books of the several townships. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

RETUNHED.-ATayor Mcclellan return
cd yesterday, from, q sdjOurn extending
through several weeks in Now England
and OH tho sen shore. =
Mr.. HOlslon Harden und his daughter,
Mrs. Stewart, reached the city, Tuesday
evening, from a trip down the St. Law
renee and through the ortherp!and East
ern States. -. - -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

DETArNED.-Thc Cumberland Accom-
mediation train due hero Inst evening, was
nearly an hour behind time, We did1ot
hear the cause Of tho detention, AK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

"JuNlrEE TAR SOAR" cures Chapped hands
Salt.rhcum, pImples, and all cutan0ous affections,
rendering the skin soft and smooth. Manufac-
turcd by CASWELL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sold by all Druggists. New York
;ny24.Nf TIL .d&w,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

TIE cheapest Colorcd Shoes IN the city
can be found at Louis V, Blends, 1O7
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

DIOR SALE CHEAP.-6OOr ACRES
II OF Land on the d. d o. Il, r., Is miles east
Of Wheeling, In lots TO suit purchasers: About
Story Franc Housc, will he sold separate. This
Ia known "a the Cllnc'S Mill property. and Ia one
Of tho btSt kOedtlonG J0r Country Store OIL the
line Of the B. 4 o. H. II.
Also, q Steam Circular Saw Mill and Fixtures,
Ia running order, with two yoke Of oxen and Il
span Of horses. W. V. HOGE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 100 Market Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

SEA Moss FARrNE, made from Pure
Irish Moss is considered by all who have
used it to be a most delightful, hcalthful
and economical food aug20.cod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
DlTHRIDcE & CO..

TOR sKLE.=A VERY GOOD I'm IN
II Two Story Brick Dwelling House iIi
with rooms, Oh Main street, First Ward. LII
Also. Lot No. IS, corner Market and Washing
ton street, First Ward.
jyl9 i. IRWIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25

TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ES- III; IN
Il TATE.-Th0 arst-class DWELLING
HOUSE, situated on tho north cast corner. W
Of Hampton and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs. Carter. ThGrU Is a null lot, and tho house Is
s V SSSt Ss nj pre t%I In thCrouSb re-
pair. Apply 10 UP. LEWIS,
deci.H McI.ure House, Wheeling, ". Va.
ToR sALE.-TWENTY (oO) BUILD.
IL Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $500
each. TCTnE One.fOurth cash; the residue In
equal instAlments 9t one, two and three years.
mali JNo. p. GlLCuRST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-25
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio RalIlrl0ad q

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad 20.
@Re4EgEI!sE
~ FI}:I IWngF4INU, Jpbe II 1870. !
TRAINS WILL
nm Nv the folloSSinE gcihAnle On and aitet
;1ane 18th, $50, Wheeling time: 1.
Observation-Disclosures.
,vIvra ,.., WISf-aGEATES.
yUh.GiInS d1ily Leaves Wheeling
"IeV'lnS ua $40 A. m. daily at. =. 1915 q. M
ARRIVES AT Bellalfo 49,: !: 49, - o. 49,
Grafton. ,..... $50 q. m. AlIhVks AZ AT M
Cumberland. ..294 p. m. NeWarE az F. N NJ
VIEW Gjtv loo B. IN. COLUMBUS. -. .68 p. NJ
New York. 600 q. m.iCtnctnhau "OV y -
FAST LINE.
v,sr-,rAyEs .. wESr-LEAyEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves WneeHs1S .ho m.
at iIn;vTs ~ r - BeilaiTe $50 =. m.
p.I,IrnorS 500 a. m , =. ARRIVES At
Wan n CitT Ga I. nj 3aG0sviIle. J. 1880 p. N.
New York: $40 p m C9k9m1aS: "
NAIL TRAIN. rri H-
EAsr-LEAYBs b,i 'Wt9T-LHiAVEs'
sWheellpg daily leave Wheeling
IT,, ii:s5 D. IN. daily At. 1l46 p. N.
ARpryRS AT. "a ARRIVES AT
NIbAtuus NV - ''''s
Baltimore .... .4:45 p. N. lSAndu9Ey ..'.6vgp. m
WASh'n City. .6:25 p. m. Columbus. :E96 .. m.
NeY York. 900 q. m. Cincinnati -. lEO0 M 9
Saturdays excepted. tSundAyB excepted:
ACCOMMODATION. a''' "'
EAsT-LEAVEs III TEsT-LEAYES,
"Wheeling daily tWheeliug daily
at. ..1665A a. m. at. .:..&6o y. m.
ARRIVES At rHI ~" ARRIVES AT
Grafton, ,4:lO p. m. GAINESVILLE. 800 p. m.
Parkersbufg .G:46 p, M Newark. 1910 p. M
Cumberland. .10:l5 p. m, lSandusky. .FOo p. M
'sundays excepted l'SundAys excepted! I
Trains on tho Main Line mako connection At
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash
ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct eonnecdon at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest
Tickets to all principal points can he procured
. $50 Master Of TranspQs 4 BRltIPeFo
jun14 General Agent. Wheeling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
ALei.er Prem na.Ilaa Nav.

wish you would let me alone. No. / never
was In love. Love indeed! What would love:
! can't love anything can pop my fingers at and
manage like Il was apuppy. Look at poor Mr..
BilEhern! ] heard his wife hollera at him the other
day and he squatted Ike Ne had heard II thunder.
And theretoo i lirs.Buzzl with her troopor little
children She marches into our country church
every sunday with Mr.. Buzz following behind and
looking as meek n Moses andrhe squeczes him in
toihe First seat besideier esen if there aIn't mon
than enough room for two pigeons to sit comfort
able. lneyer knew poor Buzz oexlress an epin-
ion Of his own without teaupga lapkat Mrs. Buzz
70 soc how she took it. And siill l. should Ike 70
be man !: but not u married man!
Look here- Why, don't You have a house and
kitchen column for the ladies. But maybe your
town girls don't clean up their own rooms, and da
their own cooking. I1lbetn now they don't UNDER
stand how % cook an old haIn j do. just soak
il in clean water day aud ulgt before It's boiled
FOR dinner and II win become round and plump.
bc free 81 grit, and the grease that rises win be
mlch cleaner and winter, As 10 cleaning up 4
room i isof course much harder on ms country
girls than Il l. on your people You see 1--WE ear.
pet our rooms why the nlaborers arc constant.
" coming IN and the carpet soon gets dusty and
dingy. zee that some lady who writes for papers
prefers anyway a painted floor 10 a carpetcd one
- with the scrubs and nops We have nowadays Il
i no hard matter 70 keep a floor clean. But the
same lady-who III venture i judge says Il We
must have carpets for ordinary wear TO take the
ingram and three pl. There one thing that i
adrcldAil bore tome y honsekecpF and that /.
that young men and old ones too iriH spit tobacco
juice on MY nicely clayed hearth. justwant %
knock themoyer whenever see them at Il. You
needn't ny that the girls DO 80 too. a woman
should never spit. And II ever were to catch
one with tOothhIrhia her mouth Matilda would
give her = Idcee III advice ili N. M.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
aTILTNN.
From our c Correspondent.

ou correspondents.
ntsi SE0HoEs LEAviSG-Nsnoo pLy &c.r XII
x. u. Walker, Of Selma (Alu.) nl.s recently en-.
ried oif7s negroes-men and boys--22 of whom
went from Milton. They 20 to work on the Rail
road from Selma to Memphis Of which Gen. N
=. Forrest Is President. GalL,tin McGhee- q
planter Y miles from. Montgomery--also took Of
At the same tilne'4O men--beSides some women
TO work ON his cotton farm. t asas saa fl8
ft} sHoo FLypoS'r LIGHT ON m. is q
One ofthese agents arrived here the other ID,
70 yet hands to work on farm Iii Arkansas. II.
offered $3.50 per year, board and transportation
paid, and house 70 live In out there and d ,good
mich COW ~ the bargain. lie stopped a boy nam
ed John Huntington ON the street. Johr is all The
time laughing and fun Of fun and frolick. The
agent made Johua right pretty talk telling him d
all the advantages and comforts he would become
possessed Of. John listened intently and al soon
as he was through he started OF in shutting trot
Striking his hand at him and laughing and singing
out "shoo fiy, don't light on met The by-stan.
ders Of course roared with laughter and the ,,oor
agent stood d,Imbioiindcd III his tracks. Ii was
certainly the most Iaughablething Of the season.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
A Complimentary Voice from ea.x.,,

Being very modest men. We rarely copy any,
thing complimentary ofoirselves, but the follow.
ing notice comes from the pen Of such high and
distinguished source. in good Old, caswell, that
we hay il bcfort our readers:
MEssRs EDIToKs: The Recorder presents 4
q most inviting appearance. The size, the tex
ture Of the paper, the typographical execution
and the arrangement Of the matter, are all
highly compensatory. Nor il tlis, al, tho con.
tents aud the amount of reading matter present
the strongest claim to libenl patronage on the
part Of the community. | trust your friends
Of caswdl, Person, Orange, and tle adacenf
Counties win exhibit a due appreciation Of the
taste. style and general improvement Of the Re-
corder. Your old subscribers should renew their
subscriptions and IiSc ticli iniience IN swelling
the list Of new ones. Your motto seems to be.
Excelsior Success 70 your efforts.
ONE or Y0rR c0RRgsPOSDFSrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
New Advertisements.
AM EaectiOIi

WIi.Lhe hrldbs The following Insyre,ors d
~ The several plceiacis in thr Couni, II or.
anee. oHlhe i7ih February, Tors m. nillet' ~ the
Legislature 10 supply tie plare IL J AHison, 81
order Of Gov. W w HOIueD. giss
a. INSPECTORS:
iiill-baoueh- Hith'd " Jones. Nslson P. Hall
y y BAN, "a EstD4 "a NT
Jamfs w Miles Wilson Brawn, Georae ".
Tae. Cavin T. srhhh lAsksA91 ~ ! NJ
Ccdar Grove ---Thos y Hughes. Frrsinat Wal
kei. Hugh woods e eist a
Tallef's- Dcke wo,.l.,. Da,ii d Meger. Jna
seddng,
Turnei's Mill L,mrrt w Hall, Jonathan
Nichols, Philip Walker IN ss
Midway--wm. Bowling. san,'l n ifurfrnlinr.
Washington fonss.o ~ fl fe4 - -
eDusham's-- hiram Macon. Asa D Guat-r.
Arhe Nichols. % ~
Chapel Hai--chas johnson, WIN Kirkland.
Ssml s Clayton,
White Cross 7Enosh sykes. Alvi. Durham.
Mathew AiwaieI.
Long. slore-- WIN Cheek, u NC siruy. n
y utdham,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
Town Diary.

Weaw two dollars and half yesterday. y
HiIhbore can wen Boast Of her superior Co,Iit
Clerk, oufsenenble fiend tiEpros I.swsi Ey.
en- up BY Bench and nartoheihc best In the stsfc,
Judge Tourgee charged thearand jury Tuesday
We learn be made a, short and G,ir charge. De-
nouncad the Blalock murder. Aud charged the
juryio work Tor the interest Of sie community
with a. much zeal and diligence as they would
show In amy private bullnessut tlIeir ownsilaaa
The white maf.-scott4-was trfed Tuesday fcr
stcsihg horse from Mr., wilsohl-c County Survey.
ot-solne years ago. The jury found him guilty,
The 5udw seHtcured him,to the penltcnfluy, fol
ten yeauag = 40 fffliH 10 ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02

We invite Northern or Foreign capitalists who
desire TO embark IN Manufacturing IN the South.
TO come here and inspect our splendid watcr-pow-
er, We have arl,old and neser-failing Greek. or
aIliyer,r that girts the CorpGation-liile Of the
town, and rms sithin few slplr u the NJ G. II.
Road at the Hillsbcro, depot, which i admirably
suited 10 Manufacturing WY
And weaIso invite the spccisl attention Of Nor
therners IN quest Of Southern Lands, to CONC %
i.cll ofange'' and look around. our Lands mr.
admirably adapted to the growth Of Corn, Wheat,
Rye, Oats, ,Tobyrro, tiraSts % every kind, and
Vegetables of alin6st every kind. We have the
most congerial climate-the helithicst County q
The statc-tle best society-and Til prtitiest and
siniatesi girls IL We except caswen and Per-onD
Then, give usa calI-;yeu shah have . cordial
reception. s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
rYcLE NIrcn GIVES \ PANTY.


Wind n tl,a rafinnol' !, MIN n A., -
- aerar., dal;l,, !, Il !, \,
as ssaso,, VI, \: ,,,as 's
oaired 10 r,.s,,, 81 ,ioan,
,,.,,,,,,h \. 49,. "a
y y D''su 81.
I n 49,, SO, I'M ~, slu ll,
49,, n, psa' pias.so r oo ~ ~. " ~ ~
~, = ."e y,fgs 9no. t,lN pns5leri Ne'Aness.
mi.i ~ 'i's siyo,ls disturbances ihit accompany
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
Anosher Tesaeee rae,ery nurn... :.

Do AuofhtF Eobhceo FnttOFy Burnt. .IlOI
Mcseguet 70 learn tint illn toTrl u tbs incensi-
AIRY laid IN ashes the Tobacco Factory q NIf.
Rcains, ofPeron. Los estimated At s35,0O0-anb
insurance I'LL aaa frNsa4 HNvi aal
Where's The militia bill' We thought that barn
bumings, chicken and hog steallng--rapcs and
mutdcfs, &C., were III to he stopped b. the mill
III iill. heat Che dr1nn-sound the ianlJoim nj
Wake Conrt-hous-cal ont the militia and tell
them to HE to Person county aud find out who
burnt Reams fartory, ku klux or lcagueites, or
neither the one Or The other. bah. black-slllep
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
New Advertisements,
A. PR0CLAMATTON..,
ny HIS ExCELEENCY THE GOVERNOR
silG or NORTH GAR0LINA.

i~--T~~kttkk
Executive Department Of Nortb-C arOIina,
t.s,t,s n RALEIGH, JAN. ~, 1870. 4
.NA7.HEREAS, official information hos been
cy exists in the House Of Representatives caused
hy there~isnalion 81 J.. JgAlison, Esq u Repre-.
sentative from the County Of Orange.
Now, ihepefore.T, WV. iHoLnKs, 'Governor
ofthe Stale Of North Carolina, by virtue Of au-
thori'y vefted il ne3by lawsi hefeby issue this
p.oi lsmaiion, ordering an election ID DO held II
The various places of vuting H. The county &c o..
ange. an 1handay The IDh day Of " cbruaIy.
1870, lortheFurpose Of filing said vacancy.
S Done II o,p city Of Raleigh. This 29lh
U.S.) January. $50. and in the 9th ye,r Of
ifltaaiE our Independence. s3'I gnisi igap v
". WsHnLDEN, Governor,
ny ne U9q,vstffp1f: atnl18iy .malsd4u4 stE5
w. X RieaAapsoS, Private sec'y. tide
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
Chapel min.
From our Correspondent

From our Correspondent " y
The CoIaEaE Is now nsession with 40 students
in attendances Twenty pf tbess are 'ineWies,'--
Expect about'Go hi an. n sl9 ~ 81 isss
The coRN crib Of PresidentPool was broken into
the other night. About 20 bushels 81 corn stolen
Mrs. NANCY Gaftis dietin-Chapel Hill on the
22nd, Of January, aged about 80. sA
sTnE {. sEv." Jordan Weaver, (negro) has receiv.
ed eaiito take charge ofthe Church at RAN ear
~ Wake County. lie win 70. lie ia ra,a-t.ss
shas divine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
anrrrAKY.


How suddenly and unexpectedly does the
King q Terrors," often visit the domestic circle.
With What relentless cruelty, does he direct the
/. noisonef, .,po,vv aud s.yika down n,, s;onds
"a 80. 49,, y.
~ w i, Z, " Z ~ =
80 -. .'.'.,, :, u ~ n
~ Il, ~ ps Wy po''so'ou ny ~,
"'' a''sn ~ ot'9 ~ l, gYS0o'e aiu e'',
49, IN Nh. noass
~ 81 49, t,as ,ae !, -.
a,r,o,,aa 4, \. 4 IN
"n1o",' W. M..s' 49, ~ ''i''o''u IVY
snou,a nouflsn .ns ssn9ppsr became Dur
.Vf NV ,MSps ~ as's ny Sg", ~, *
lofe me- ru'.sesSly anu lseNiessly ioose inc
si''e' eoru' p,saA 'no so'ueh po"i' 'neh
perhaps ~ s'iouia q 49, ptspa,eu a',a poie
s ~ -. y \, -"
SEM LOT we puss y - IN euI. ~ y was
anu ,ne Sp'i1 y oou Mi0 s''e :. A's''S'' '''Vh
wouiu pe more ''lhe iol pre,i',oh anu ,ess sem
p'ace = cNelse s ny " ul sooe ts'sss Da
ne opera'es ON . oal'ers'. punt ne Spafes he,,
thef, ING ophs 'he nh,uu'e.'sea y 'hc o'u' an
are eapoSea " tile ~, sli1s y p'l'
,he s n,, spnr s; io leaves Unfold Nd
a. careless As tile noon-tide heats,
AZ fearlesso 81 the evening cold,
Niprd BY Che winds unkinds bRa.f ON
niueneu ~ Iile sun ~, ulfs .'.p. fsy'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02
Nem ) ADVERTISEMENTS. :

Vi Governors Proclamation for an Election.
Flour, by Howard, III Baltimore.
sawyer and Eugneer--R. e.. Spencer wants q
situation, and we Can RECOMMEND him as having
but few eqrmlsard no superior. ~ r.
Pump Making, by Wnl II. spencer, perfect
master of his trade.
An Election 18th inst.
Notice to Common School Teachers.
Eating Sal6on. ''1 tx
Alex. pIeasgnts, WsTniug that speaks for itself.
j. r.. Gattis, ykoskoo, for sale.
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Arrival a. Departure OF the Cars at the
Marlborough station.

NV. MAIL TRYAIN--G 0ING8 EAST bSs
Arrives at II or, p. NJ, Leaves II 10 p. NJ
MAIL TRAIS-G0fNG WEST.
Arrives ii ? 81, A. M.Gial Leaves 3 bG A. VI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EAST.
Arrives at ssf, I'm. 'sa Leaves 81, pm
ss'saa'ss 'ifa' G0ING WEST. .s5s.,ls
Arrives o AZ AM Leaves q 81 a. NJ
~ GEp u. HARDEN, Agent.
JosErH q. CooLEy. Telegraph Operator.
GD-We regret that our Inst weeks edition ofth,
RKc6RpKR run short Of alppying al our aibscri
befs; this WINS occasoned by "run'' for the paper
not contemplated until too late to remedy the de.
fciency. We hope those Who failed to get the pa
per Of hast week, win excuse us-they shall have
..full measure" In future we shall guard against
a similar contingency.
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T.snl Promise me ? I'm tryr--ehoI,sa Id ca

AND THEM
He knelt. His arms were pinloned TO the cross
piece. Ready, aim, fire and dozen slugs pierced
his body. lIe died without quiver. This
man who was sentenced for cowardice and who
actually did sdfk the fight At Gettysburg lie had
behaved with g.llantry in several previous engage
ments and been wounded, and the officers Of his
regiment had tried with all their might to get him
areprieve, but TOO llatel He died 1T Me stake.
Courage is curious thing. We are most given to
stomach. . " " ~ 49, ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02

Thc postmaster Geneal ias established 1 new
Pof once on the Route no 5aoe) leading from
lIiIlsborousli % Milton, n. 6, BY the name II
.'Pea Ritge~-M Mis- susan Iightowcr. Postmaster.
We want At lea.t Twenty-Five new snhrrIbers 20
The RgWdsr 1T "psa Ridrr, and hope Miss
susan and Other 1iends IN tlat quarter, viii help
tis 20 ret them. sslsats 8gais3 iii 81
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Mobile shIpping sirapberrIes.
WOW 4 coRnK.roNprsr IL nopll.r

Mn. short who lives ON the Eastern shore OPP
poslte Mobile Ah.) las cultivated strawbrrles d
such perfection as TO have had them ever since last
season. A week agu be shipped ton quarts by Tx
press % New York FOR slO a qliartA And IA ten
lnorc days be viii b. able o ship a champagne
basket full.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-02-02

The special Term Of Orange n. Ganrf.
For the trial Of the Blalock murdcrers, commence
Is rs session this TUESDAY morning-Judge
TorRGEE being prevented BY sickness b bis fami-
" from getting here IN time yesterday 70 open the
Court. Friend BrLLA, the clever states Aftor-
.acy, as usuid, ''ecme 70 time t,l,i
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acfel Well, John, you beat Bob Tail Good
morning. iii send over after thelpotatoes.
J.--Good morning, Mr.. smith.
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y N. M. WILSON s co, .
1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I3lh and Cary Streets, RICHMOND, VA. h.
Opposite ToLacco Exchange Building.

Opposite tobacco Exchange Building.
s,0IlGll consignments Of Tobacco. Wheat,
y Flnus Corn and Country Produce generally.
Stict personal attention given 10 all surs and
prompt rr,urns rendered. un hand full supply
81 bags'fr gain. We are prepared 10 make
liberal advances Ii cash. FERTILIZERS o. Menhan-
disc IN tie faith. 81 shipments Oh constellation.
Thankful for the pasl iIFlality Of our friends,
we bore TO deserve a fair portion Of their patrons
age. We will remit 10 our friends currency ~
Express.or Check. Payable in DanviIle, as desired.
RErEa ro.-Ealyin tifaves. Beg. CasweII. "
q Col, Nm Martin. esq. Johnston & Ficklen.
bankers, Dansille, VAL J Prilrhttl. PiityIvania
county, Va DR. Wm VI Darlington aud 5 q Ed
munds. HaliisIcounty, Va, Col J W Cunning
ham, Person. N e. IT .a -
March "a. .r. To- Gun
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4 nrulxIsarNcr or rnr I'm

REslxIseEScE " rHE WAR.
.weaw them Shot. onc wasa North CarolinIap.
One Georgian. The former for desertion, the
Georgian Tor &hifldug tile fgit at Gettysburg.
The North cafolinian belonged 70 Scales (Pen.
dcr'soid Brigade aud the Georgian torhoinas'.
sgs TINS SAND iH f5NN
with mufIled drums played the sdead march,
and marched Them round the two i,iigadcs drawn
up In a scmIcIrcle. lie was 4 fne looking fellow
the ticorgan-1wIih a kccii blaek eye and a jaunty
step, keeping time 70 The mtsleas be ntrched.
5ef At TEE srAKrs,
They come down on their knces--a few paces
apart, The men In line sitting on the ground
some Whaling sticks. othessla laughing and crack
Ing jckeAs ltSvAs Aieh common d,iag % Nee a
desertg shot The Chaplain read nlt ppspd snd
sung. Then asked the men II they had anything
10 NY. The Georgian stood up and took his oyer
coat Oh wlthodf tremor. 'fhdn he / / II allg'
atssia sroks. .af
"My sentence isa Just ons. Ny greatest res4e,
isthai shall bring the gray haIrs cfmy old father
down 20 the grave h distress. Bot want you.
STR addressing the ChaplaIn,) 10 write 10 my VIC
and tel her TINT died like brave man end sol
dIer. warn all my comrades 70 learn lesson
rom my fate. T. Then esllngfcr water, his Cap
tain took u 10 him III cauteen. After drinking
hs On, and a lis officer had partly turnedavay
be cried" Captain, want you 70 promise me %
meet me IN heasthr III Captain was too full for
uifernncc. "capialn ''-hecricd- "ch.t'ap-
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MI The RECORDER Office has been re-- On
my moved to the building on East Stree, one Sl
ar door below Pogue's Store and two doors fESa
asg'below the store or the Messrs. webb, -Ea