The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-11-30
4 Series, Vol. 50

was formerly slave, is about 35 years Of
age, mulatto color, stoutly built, has bold
expression abont his face and sistains the
character of desperado. From bis state-
ment be has been connected with band Of
despcradoes, whose plans to perpctrate 9th
er murders have several times been
thwarted. During the early part Of his
confinement and up to the day on which be
heard the sentence Of death passed upon
him, he bore himself with singular compo-
sure. lie Is even now, as we learn, resign
ed 70 his awful destiny aud acknoulcdges ].
the justieeaf the petFlty waicharGitshim.
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lsinSniar ath Of mn Iudian, Iiis sauaw
II ard hiH it8.E.
- Fpnl1lte S1or yfty Times.
&b le2rs the following Interesting parti-
enlV4 u "a Death ofdlle noted Indian fa.-
E}ot, =, & 711w NJ - ahis wife and dog,
ID "a SILLY; Fl I81d. Bannister, who
ilis 5etprhcd from 1 be upper country:
}aagk Wis shrewd old Indian,
= ndonsl his naz5se Jnode of life
beg ~ Gx.epx I'd g6if to iNming on
IlfsF cfia t5fn, b fcrtilapiecopf land in
lesp.riye 01ntrss By ipdhstry and
ctoiehty Ne 2ctumulated. wealth enough to
purchase horse and cart,l With which he
has been in tile habit for the past few years
Of trarerANg the country and Sisposing of
sthe preduotA Of this iArwto - different
posts and forts within his ~eafA. *iIe al
lways carried with him Canvas tent, which
de would pitelr xbepetog be sa1suaA APP
fmoachiUg storm. k%
/. About tilrpc - passe,tsyer
~ Sully tei Ssferm, sd IN
if6id yellow Il ~ = bpn ghost.
A)n the day f6llossi p agly of
men happened t0-ra sauSss
tent pitched upcrl ~ ~ bsie
we're no signs II Life alb III md III
Cd the canvas door and keppcl Eo ThSfe,
in one end Of the tent. IL Yei6s =. q
erect aud rigid as statue, with biz eyes
wide open, aud one haud firmly grasl( 49,
a dogs neck, and the dog standing oh hisS
fore legs and partly sitting on bis haunchcs,
stafng wildly in tho. same direction as<his
master, while on the other side of the dog
f~aythe wife Of Yell6v4Iawk. resting upon
I her elbow on tie ground. and staring in the
sailie. directhr that the 0tllcssoccnpants of
the 6nt were gazing. The man was mex
| prcssibly terrified by the spectacle. aud his
iirst Alpulsc WIS to ran, but there was
sometheg 50 wildly strange in they eyes
and in the qDnetl expression Of their lea
tures that Se~as boaed p the spot. Mo
a 6iscle osaheir lsses moved and they held
their poyt$ Ia statues--thcy were
The BALI Of the party Aere attracted
70 the TEN by the prolonged absence Of
their comrade, and they saw the scene a.
bove described. They left the tent without
disturbing the attitude Of the dead, and
went toNnlly aud reported their discovery.
A party of soldiers Immediately repaired to
the spot, aud found them still IN the same
position. 1t is presumed they were killed
BY lightning during the storm Of the pre-
yiOus night. still there was no evidence that
their death was caused in this nmnner.
| Their features bore an expression Of intense
fear, but there was no signs Of the light
ming work about them. or about the tent.
They were buried -on the spot where they
were found by the Indians.
IN .~<.g~sss.-~s@~--
/ Az IaPoRTANT Discovery An i'm
portant discovery has Just been made in
dentistry. that teeth may be extracted and
then again replantcd. II has been found
that in cases of inflammation about the
roots Of a tooth, the latter may be taken out
scrapcd aud cleaned, reinscrted, and made
to do duty again. The method Of proce-
tlure is to remove the deceased tooth clean
out i.s cavities, filling them up after clean
Ing With earbolie acid, with cotton wool i'm
prognated with the same next to scrape
the fangs, but preserving the mueus mem-
brune about the neck and after bathing
]. in solution Of earbolic acid, return 20 its
place. The l.onion Lancet says, in speak
ing of the process: .'Nlr. Lyons carried
this out IN fourteen cases Cor Mr.. Boleman.
with success in the case Of bicuspids aud
molars, no mechanical appliances being Us.
cd to keep the teeth supported until they
had become firm.
TASTE Nor.-Drunkl Young man. did
you ever stop to think how terrible that
word soundsa Did you ever think what
misery sou brought upon your friends,
when you degraded your manhood by get
ting drunk. Drunk! how the word rings
IN the ear Of loving wife. How Il makes
the heart Of mother bleed. How it
crushcs the hopes Of father and brings
shame and reproach upon sisters. Drunk
see him as lic leans against the corner of
some friendly house. lie stands ready to
fall into the jaws of hell unconscious as to
bis approaching fnte. The wife, with ach-
ing heart ats Of the window TO hear her
husbands Footsteps, but thoy como not.
lie il drunk He IL spending tho means
II support for liquor. while his family i
starving fcr bread, his children for cloth
| Ing. Drunkl Ills reputation is going.
gone His friends. one ~ one. are leav.
| ing him to dis fate. lie goes down TO his
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