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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
Gold closed in New York, Yesterday
at llls

Gold closed in New York, yesterday
at llls.
A prostitute named Minnie Sherman
committed suicide yesterday morning
at Cleveland, Ohio, by taking poison
A riot occurred among negroes a,
Buffalo Gap near Staunton, Virginia
Wednesday night, dnring which two
were killed
Daniel McNaugbton, Jr., young
man highly connected. living at Akron
Ohio, committed suicide Thursday
morning by shooting himself. Cause,
intemperance.
The State Journal, Republican organ
at Richmond, Va, has been purchased
by stock company of leading Repub
licans of the State, and changed hands
Yesterday.
Alexander Thompson died IN Terre
Haute, Indiana, yesterday morning
from the effects Of blows inflicted on his
head with a shovel, by a man named
Tafscott, few nights ago.
A fire in Leavenworth, Kansas, on
Wednesday, DESTROYED five buildings
involving loss of about $4,000, only
partially Insured. Principal losers
Fsrral Bros. and Messrs Ashton.
Reports from Southern Kansas, states
that there is likely to be a repetition o.
the reign OF terror th at existed there
last fall, which eliminated in the
hanging Of six or eight reputed horse
! thieves.
Gov. Randolph, of New Jersey, ha:
been asked by railroad companies and
coal companies to act as arbitrator be
tween these parties in the existing Goa
( troubles. The Governor has hot &C
cepted, but has the matter under con
! sideraIion.
The Convention OF the Ohio Scottish
Rite of Masonic bodies, continued IL
Cincinnati yesterday. Degrees were
conferred on a large number Of candi
dates. A banquet was give in TIT
| Temple at 6 o'clock, at which sentl
ments were offered and responded to b,
visitors from other States.
Mr.. Henry Bergh, and number o
oGieefs OF the society for the prevention
of cruelty 10 animals. in New York city
are busily engaged in the upper part o
the city, examining into the condition o
cows kept in stables in that locality
This action is being taken at the re
quest Of d number Of physicians, wh'
saw tina, the infants and children unde
their medical care have slckened AM
died on account Of being fed upon dis
essed milk. The Investigations OF MI
Bergh have clearly demonstrated tn
fact that the alarm gwen by the ply
sicians is not without foundation.
A terrible tragedy occurred at Albany
y. Y, Yesterday morning, at the resi-
dsnce of DR.. Lemuel P. Vanhoosen, oil
Madison avenue. The doctor, who /
of incorporate habits, had angry word
with his wife, and seizing aq iron grld
die struck her with it on the back o
the head, crushing the skull and caas
ing her death almost instantly. In
circumstance becoming known u
neighbors, the police were sent for an'
the doctor taken into custody. In
event has caused great sadness amon1l
the acquaintancs9s Of the family, o.
whom the doctor and his wife wer
4 l.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09

BAYoxErs play a most insignificant
part in modern warfare, ewing to the
great range and increased accuracy OF
guns of all kinds. Their chief use is
to give q pointed" appea rance to a
military parade. Worthless as they
are for actual service, a new kind, the
"trowel bayonet,' has appeared, and
the manufacture is proceeding at the
Springfield armory. The chief use OF
the new weapon is said to be Ito lop
branches or dig bitches for picket De
tense" The thing, then, j. either a
pruning knife or spade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09

Is the New York World, a Mr.. Peter
Smithers' offers to write speeches for
Congressman, OF the following varieties
and for the prices named;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09

that officer in his management Of his
bureau, and will make the New York
Central case his text. A clerk in the
division Of accounts, who was detected
in a small fraud involving about 5000,
some time ago, is still retained in his
place ~..
Senator Sumner.
1t is rumored that in the reorganiza-
tion of the Senate committees an at
tempt will be made to remove Senator
Sumner from the craftsmanship Of the
committee on Foreign Relations on &C
count Of his hostility to the President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09
Senator Sumner.
NEW YORK.
The New Loan.

NEW YORK, March S.-There were
no further subscriptions to the new
loan in this city yesterday, and the
agent says that the delay on the part OF
the pubic is due to the fact that the
new bonds have not yet been received
from Washington. They still confess
considerable surprise at the apathy
shown by the public, but anticipate a
rapid subscription when the bonds are
actually on view and ready for sale. A
London dispatch says there have been
numerous subscriptions made in that
city, but no details are given.
Union Pacific Railroad.
At a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
held in Boston to-day, the following
board of directors was elected: Oliver
Ames, John Duff, Elisha Atkins, Oakes
Ames, Gardner Dexter, X. E. Robbins,
of Massachusetts,; S. P. Morton, James
Brooks, Sidney Dillon, Andrew Caragie,
of New York; Thomas A. Scott, Ed
gar Thompson, OF Pennsylvania; George
N. Pullman, OF Illinois; c. T, Bush,
nell, Cincinnati, and &. N. Dodge, OF
Iowa. At subsequent meeting OF the
new board Mr.. Thomas A. Scott was
elected President.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-03-09

Quotations, sarcasms, epigrams and per-
sonalities OF all descriptions at equally low
prices An allowance made on taking a
quantity.
mind that the above terms are cash. 'Abso-
lutely no trust!
Smithers may be an imaginary char
acter, and the above but joke, yet this
trade is a reality. The Congressional
GSobs Of the Thirty-seventh Congress,
contains two speeches ideniically the
same, which the honorable gentlemen
bought from the same man, and he
cheated them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
RICHMOND.

From the Wig, Enquirer. Dispatch.
and State Joslrstoi, We take the following
Richmond news
Mr.. and MIRA Harry Watkins on the
boards last week.
The conyicts are planting trees in the
Capitol Square.
Rev. DR., Read Of the United Presby-
terian church u dead. IA
Haxsll, crsnsIlas 4 Co. shipped 2Ioo
barrels Of -four to Brazil last Friday.
Mis- Van Lew. Che postmistrcs Of the
city. wears !" No. ones and Larl."
y. W. Mahood Of tue House Of Dele
gates married 10 Miss Gertrude Lee.
Mrs. FiiEwilson and Mn. StintOn arc
among the leaders u St. johns Choir.
William Barrett. retired tobacco mer-
chant In Richmond, was burnt to death
last Friday 10 lis dressing gown.
The sister Of EDeAn ALLEN PoE has
been wandering from place 10 place for
some time, entirely destitute. She is 70
siding in Richmond. willing and anziou,
70 obtain living by the labor Of her hand
as housekeeper. etc. She Is 65.
AMr. Page. life insurance man. latel,
dunned the Hon. Mr.. Wentworth, rad. d
he sat in the House, (eacking COOLERS,
and the Hon. Mr.. wsatworlh denied ID
account vhereat Mr.. Page BIZ the Hon
Mr.. Wentworth a pop betwceuthe eyes tha
brought down the Speakers gaseI.
NORFOLK.
We extract from the Tiwinian. an,
Journal
Rock fsh IN Norfolk are two dollar
apiece.
Value Of real estate in Norfolk over
million dollars. xle 0
A negro girl near Norfolk goes TO slee
snd remains IN lethaFgie state for eigl
days IL time.
Among the besieged Amehcsn resident
in Paris are Mr.. Ms. and Miss Scliliecks
Of Nofftlk. Sli0t
Rev. Tiberius Jones has been called
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
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=, eAa'. ~ spp'l 1880 $3.50 = Sf
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prey Oss . Nus - ,.n sv,a'a .Is a,,r
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
THE LEGJSLATuRE

~ Is chalking outs good deal d business
most Of which IS without general inter-
est--but giving the finishing stroke to very
little. Among the bills presented We mo-
Itiee one to suppress secret political socie-
ties, which billwas tabled. We have ALI
along felt satisfied that Public opinion was
The best preventive Of such societies and the
most efectpal way " putting down mid
night outrages, but for trying to educate
the public mind against these societies and
their lawless acts, we have been complain
ed of aatfs
A resolution authorizing Gov. Caldwell
to offer reward ofs5OOO for NJ. s. Little
field passed. II seems Gov. G. sent i
special messenger to Florida after the said
Littlefeld, but the Governor Of that State
refused to give him up.
Among the best bills now before the lc-
gislature is the resolution calling on the
Governor for the names Of ..dctectises" 50
called Or ..spies,' the amount Of money
paid them aud what service they rendered.
\ We feel curious TO know who these spies
are and to warn farmers to have an eye on
their sheep when one Of thep comes abpnt.
Another important bill is that whichre-
y ~ - -
gulates and fixes the salaries and fees Of
County officers. But care should be taken
not to reduce the fees 50 low as TO cause
good officers to decline their offices. We
| will publish the bill when il passes.
! There is another sensible DILL before The
Legislature; we allude 10 the bill abolish
ing Gen. Canby's .den-phoolishness Of re.
quiring all the names Of candidates for Of
fee to be printed Or written On one 2iecco
paper ami voted, and which system our "a.
dical legislature-believing il intended tc
secure the undivided negro votc--adopted
We hope Tie thing will be changed, a
much for the convenience ef printers as th,
people and olsl.fashioil fair-dcaling
On 23rd. Mr.. Brown. senator FROM Gas
we'll, moved 4 suspension Of the rules an'
pat bill through il favor Of the Sheriff Q
Caswell, one Of the best officers in Nortl
Carolina.
10 the House, same date. CO.. Il. b
Withsrs' bill to extend the time Of regis
tering Grants, Deeds, &C., passed its seye
raj readings.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
cLosE OF avn yeLrnE-se~ series.
/ LITTLE Po1.ITicAL CHAR, BY WAY o.

GLANCE AT THE TIMES.
The last number ofthe REcoRDER COM
rleted year since the senior became asso-
eiate Editor. and although We have used
but very littlc effort to increase the eIreu-
lation Of the paper. il gives Us pleasure to
announce that our subscription list Is al
mcst.double that with which We colnmenc-
ed.
In closing up the year We desire to in
J ldulee lit,le IN political retresPectiOn BY
way ola glance at the '.situation''
In our greeting to the patrons Of this
journal Ne distinctly announced our pur-
lose to avoid converting this paper into a
partizan political hack, and that i stood
.Pledgd 10 no party's arbitrary sway
but would be left FREE TO think and speak
for itself. n politics and everything else.
and would
Orange whas Right and Duty pointed the way
There was no political party founded
upon defined political principles--Nation-
aIor state--for US to join, There is none
non. The old parties played pa with the
VAR. aud rs regards politics o. political par
ties ne have been awaiting defelcpements.
But Just here. perhaps some one walls up
the white Of his eyes and calls our a,ten-
ton 70 the Radical and Conservative par.
ties. Hold Jour horses. sa. and We i dis
course you on these parties, so-ealled.
We opposed Tic reconstruction measures
oof Co.eress---preierred 70 remain out o
.ltbe Union rather, than eat p much dirt
but ! very large majority Of The people 9
;.rsi- Carolina sanctioned these measure
and .tIes became part Of The Orgatic law
his orrapie law We have some lAif do1el
sI.sosost-uafshal opihs sticking IN our throa
10 supput- aud there h. no sliernatiy
lefi Is to oppose them publicly. prisaiel
Or secretly, without base perjury. III
STATE having been wheeled back into th
Union upon de terms Of Congress. We a'
!. auiesced--wilA- protest. The party thu
wheeled her into tie Union g0t The posses
ION Of poser 20 run the State Government
This power they conpptly abused, and {
sA.s abuse many u Us united upon u
great pripciplef aoIsAL honesty 70 hu
from power. We bsss acted Kith the q
op,sision. Thrice we tried % hurl the
from power. and thrice esustained VI
ser:oo defeat What was 20 be done'-
yA.s could he dopes sOmecf me OPP
sision seem to have resorted % ku klusin
but NE eundemped these lawless acts Is on
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

The Petersburg Courier, saysitis now on
foot 70 organize new Fail road to be run
from Petersburg to Greensboro, n. c.
The route runs Vim Dinwiddie O. H., Boyd
ton, GAINESVILLE. Va. Roxborough, N. @.
and through Caswell and Alamance. The
Courier understands that ! Subscription Of
$500. 900 from two Virginia counties can
be relied upon 70 the proposed Road.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
From the BitlicaI Peeonier.
IMPUDENCE EERUKED.

President Smith has written the follow
ing to Catholic Priest:
REy. BLANK-Dear Sir: Your letter
demmtding free pass over our read is at
hand. While l am disposed to treat all a
lilo, and have not in any way treats,i- you
differently from other Rev. gentlemen, ]
must say your letter is he coolest piece u
impudence ! have ever received from any
Clergyman Of any denomination.
Ny dear sir. you must recvllcct that the
Pope has not the possession Of this road yet,
and while ain simply a poor lron-Sidc
Baptist. i cannot Be i,itimitlafed BY one Of
the Pope's disciples. Therefore. MY dear
sir, ] shall refuse fosiiiceiyto comply with
Jour demand and viii defy your cxcom.
municat;on. Don'tt tell the Pope this!
Yours truly
A ". A. SMITH.
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H A young ladyof native birth who
has been north and won an enyiable repu-
tation as cantatrice has returned to Rich
,nond. The Enquirer hopes she mas be
governed by good sense for the future and
remain at home with her parents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

10 Page Palmister of the Atlantic IIO-
tel ii Norfolk lately played billiard match
with E. 7. Wright painter Of that city.
Palmer gave Wright 100 points in 800. and
beat him 81 points. The parties are not
satisfied and will playa game next Monday
rur 4 prize Of $500.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

~ The Jomnal saysa stage actor nam-
I'd Sheriick ipsulted the other night Nor
fox audience BY his low bufoonery and
drunken ribaldry on the stage. Every lady
in the hour, got up md left. The brute
was drunk. k
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
the First Baptist Church in Nashville at a
"a }a,.,,s 10 fnn, 3ba,,uaud dollars ss 81

salary Of fonr thousand dollars.
s. r. Rorun IL the TIP ToP-the best
liquor House IN the Soatl--heads an ad-
pertisement in the JOURNAL; !" Where
there is honey there will be bees. Z Or
friend Borum has been an apiarist I'M his
days and 4 bee wont leave him now It'll
it's got quart on the wing
PETERSBURG. iveA
We. Gull he following from the L'der,
and Courier "a as ba4l NJ
A prize fight to come off earthe city.
Several boys were found bathing last
Saturday the 18th in i branch near the
Water Works. We
Since the organization ofthe Relief So
ciety in january the President and other
members have visited five hundred and
twenty-six INDECENT families in Petersburg.
A negro woman in Petersburg found
negro girl in her house stealing things and
she collared the thief and started with her
to Jail. but on the way the girl asked her
to whip her, 90 she hauled her over and
hitting her thousand turned her loose.
DANyILLE.
Wetakc the following from the Times,
and Register:
n McGULIY is hard to beat as cookist.
| A yankee has had the frames made north
for a tobacco factory out on hospital hill.
Old Wood isall right. A better thor
ough Mississippi steamboat rebel never
stewed nor steamed a better snack iie
JERRY NICHOLAS Is hanisome III person
and handsome IN establishment and if he
don't give you the full worthof your money
Just draw on US for the balance.
| Col. Voss wants books to send to the lu-
natics At Williamsburg. Mark to voss,
Gipson& Co. at Danvile and the Colonel
will send them on. Such a gift will new
er make you any poorer. t,s4ea
Bouldin Of the Times climbed persim-
mon tree the other day after persimmons.
While lie wasin the top eating Norf Kar-
liny man come along and hauled out pis-
tol on him, You see the tar-hecl was mad
because BOuldin was up there llecome
down that tree like possum.
GREENSBORO.
! Robert NJ. Sloan has returned to Green's
boro after an absence ii Memphis.
Our good old friend, the PATRIor. j.
still in its prime, ably conducted BY Defy,
the Editor, and Bob Albright. the first
rate Local.
4 The Oldest Druggist in the State and th,
best is here: james Il. Callum.
There are more good looking dwelling
! houses and good looking women in them
than there are good looking stores and goot
looking merchants in them. That's 20.
The moueyed men Of Greensboro hay,
established citizens bank.
/ CHARLOTTE.
We take the following news from th,
DemOcrd. s
Cotton IS . 49,.
Two daily trains now run north and souil
from Charlotte.
Charlotte has Public Square. II EN-
braces the whole town--Eh?
The new bank is to DO Gale 4 the ..Mcr
: chants and Farmers National Bank Of Char
Iotte, x. G." twill be in operation in
! few weeks. ~
The Democrat believes Vance will .'ge
9 IN"
NEWBERN.
: The following we take frou tho Con
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
corHT or rrrEAeunENr.

The Senate organized itself into Court
Of Impeachment Of Gov Holden on 2Srd
inst. Besides The two Houses Of the Leg
stature. Hon. WIN. A. Graham. Hon. 4.
Bragg and Hon. a. 5. Merrinlon. will con-
duct the prosecution. Gov. Holden has
retained Hon. W. N. II. smiih, Of Norfolk.
Vs.. formerly Of ibis State aud gentle
man Of profound legal lore Mr.. Nat.
Boydep. Dick Badger. III. CouigIand and
llsst though no, least.l ). ". Mec@kIe,
Where Butler aud Morton, Who were
announced in the papey1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
NOTICE

II have this day bought the stock aud shop fx-
4 lures complete II Parks & Go. will move IN
. few days 70 the new Berry brick store where
shall receive a new supply of Boots. shoes. and
shoe Finding. VIII b. glad % see my old cslsto-
nler. and those ofParks 4 Co.. or any other man !.
My father viii aipegintend The manufacturing
department a. heretofore.
Jan 1. 1871 n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
NE WBERN.

The following we take from tho Com
mgce, and Republican;
The corn bag sewers are on q strike and
demand double wages.
a tailor on South Front Street advertis-
es on bis sign that be dies in short notice.
Tho foundry formerly occupied BY r. n.
Taylor has been put in operation By james
Maglenn.
Professor Lamm delights the Newbcr-
mans with HE musical entertainments.
Incorporation istalkcd Of in Congress
for Public Building 10 Newbern u con
tain the United States District Court. the
Custom House and the Post Office.
CHAPEL HILL.
DIR. Eascly Of Chapel Hill has written a
long trea,iseou "IIydrophobia---vhat Is Il 7
&c. &C." 70 the Halifax tya.) Record
which the editor promises soon to publirh.
The trustees q The University meet on
Wednesday today We learn that the
debt Of the University Is about 500, 900.
There isa mortgage On Il Of 100000. And
a suit is now pending for about zen thous-
and brought BY State National Bank. Five
thousand acres Of land belonging to the I'm.
iyersity and lying in Buncombe county ara
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ty Some years ago We respectfully sug-
acstcd aasinker 70 the coat tail Of certain
legislator. Some few Legislators in Ra-
leigh are getting mighty talky now!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
NOTICE.

n WILL receive next week n
go j. new supply of shoe findings,
- complete from paper ~ Sprigr
E1tN 10 french talfSkln. a fiill aOck
o. Miles Shoes, laced and hutton.
ed gniifrs, Morocco boots. &e. IS
Als0 new I0t Of gents Boots good, the best
Boots for ~ 90 ever offered III this innrirf.N1
An these goods viii sell Cor Cash or Barter.
otherwise viii moi se al ~. haft my business
strictly on Che Cash system, and win adhere 70 It
or keep the goods 30 one excepted am talking
10 everybody. WIN change the prices 81 al goods
on hand 10 the lowest cash figures.
And wiil make Il 10 the Interest ofbuyefs 10 dive
me scaIl expect 10 make living on aw lines Of
goods which if 4 veil on time win NOT BE- able 20
replace. WHY .'fs GIN PARKS.
Jan. n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
TO our Patrons in N. C.
n Ner Years Greeting % he Planters.
BY THE
Planters Warehouse.
DdNpILLE. Va.
JANIS .. NEAL 3 CO.. I.reprIe.or..

happy pro.pr,,ro,. New 2, lear 70 ~ q you
we have since last season added 10 our Ware
house y Brick addition Of hundred and twenty n.
makIngour House one Of The Largest IN our tOm II,
and the only Brick Wafelouse here: this has been
with an eyefo better facilitate the unloading and
weighing Of Tobacco.
III addition 70 this, looking to the eoinf0it IL
Planters who occasionally have 10 escDnnteF al
kinds Of weather when they market thar Tobae.
60, we have Eiiedup our CANY House (which By
Che way u Che largest IN our piare,1 with Beds 4
Bedding which y kept cieanly Ht i'll times. We
also have Cooking stove and cook 70 render YOU
facilities III that line. We also have u firr, Well
Of Water. In our ynrd. surrounded hy 10 good ia,
ldes, moa of which have locks aud keys. aud lasl
but not least the hest Auctloneef IN the state ant
the gDod Will Of al the buyers. rls4f5ly
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

yrhe Congressional Committee for
investigating Ku Kus eutrsges in the
south i in session. Joseph W. Holden IL
the frst witness called 10 the stand.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

ma Capt. Vim. H.3 Green. Of the North
Carolina Road. was married onthe 18th BY
Ia Rev. DR.. Smedesof Raleigh 70 Miss
Fannie Atkinson Of Company Shops.
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10 The Senate judiciary committee in
their report on the Georgia Senators have
decided that Miller is Ineligible because Of
having been 4 snrgecn in the rebel army.
Reckon Miller would liketo amputate these
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25
FARMERS WAREHOUSE.

DANVILLE, VA.
fT'iils new and commodious Warehouse was
Il opened on the IL day II November lat ~
the sale Of Leaf Tobacco. The Recommendations
VIII he equal 70 those Of auy Warehouse III he
7lace. We have good Wagon yard with aaII-
Tor horses and d house for the accommodation ~
our patrons.
Every attention win be- paid 10 the Interests o,
the farmers, and trial T. soIIriief.
p.J.STEARNES,
jan /. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

iyJAxrs Ys6wmrrED Of this place
wants o hundred thousand Tobacco Boxes
right Of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-01-25

Iy An old lady III Lynchburg tVa.)
made q pair If stockings last fifteen years
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