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The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
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FEDERAL OUTRAGE Some three or
four weeks ago. Mr. Allen Bettis. chairman
Of tie Board Of Commissioners for Cleaye-
land county. was arrested by Grants mill
iary. carried By force to South Carolina
and lodged in Yorkville Jail. where be is
still confined. Several days after. four
other citizens Of Cleaseland were arrested
illegally by Federal cavalry, and Likewise
disposed Of.
These gross outrages have not been ven
tilated as they should have been. They
should be blazoned over the land until
there is no man who has not heard OF them.
Never was there more despotIc use Of
power, never even IN Poland. A State not
under martial law. enjoying profound peace
is suddenly invaded by band Of armed
men. whose mission IN South Carolina. view
il in It's miljest light. is the climax uf ty-
ranny--a civil officer is arrested, dragged
from his family. home and State. and cast
like q common felon into county Jail OF
anoshcr State. But this. bad as il is, is not
enough to satisfy the minions Of tyranny.
and four other peaceful citizens are dragged
FROM their families aud State and ineafce-
rated in the Sumo Jail. There is no paral.
lei in recent history. and to fnd a citing
parallel the mind will have 70 run back to
the rigorous days Of MEDIEVAL dcspotism.
Il Is the most dainnable chapter in the most
damnable history Of most damnable ad-
ministration. and deserves 10 be read Of all
men as lesson and warning. Whining
L 49,. Cgs~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
MUTTON. n. g.. Dec. 18th. 1871.

MILTON. N. u, Dec. IItH, IoII.
G. N. B. Evans--s We are
anxious for you to come back to Milton 4
start the Chronicle again. Milton prospects
are brighter than ever before known. AL
the houses filled; in some cases two and
three families in a house. If we had the
houses our population would run up to
1000 In no time. We have large Ware
houses full of Tobacco, (the Wilkerson
Warehouse Is going ii with rush, daily,
any number of buyers and the weed sell
ing high; streets full of wagons and the
stores full Of customers; trade the best in
the world. Three Tobacco Factories and
two Smoking Tobacco factories. Otto
SaIzman has Just returned from New York
with splendid lot of all kinds Of Watch
es and Jewely and opened in his new and
beautiful store.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
For the Recorder.
Yerbuln sat saplentt.

The Tobacco interests Of Hillsboro the
coming season should not be lost sight Of
for one single moment by any citizen Of
the place. On the success OF the several
Warehouses here much Of the prosperity
Of the place depends. How to increase
the Tobacco trade, and thereby enhance
the value Of everything In and around the
town, is apparent to the most superficial
observer. The planters who patronize or
who would patronize the market here, are
thinking acting and sensitive men, and
when they come to the market with their
produce would like to come to place
where they can feel that they are among
friends and sympathizers who take an in
tersst in their welfare, and the welfare Of
their families at home. Let the business
men, and the property holders Of this
place, take an interest In the Tobacco
growers and their affairs. Let them mix
with them, extend to them tie cordial
grasp ola friendly hand, manifest desire
for their welfare, encourage them to come
again to our market, and la every way
make them feel that they are not strangers
in a strange place, and my word for 1t, In
few months we will see our streets crow
ded with wagons loaded with tobacco, and
our merchants selling double the amount
Of goods they are now selling. In this
connection let me say that spare bed,
and a good cup of coffee, Is very accepta-
BILE accommodation to a man who is away
from home, and not accustomed to camp
ing out on the cold ground. Ncrbuns Sat.
More anon. yIATOR.
Dec. 18th.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
no.. Look here! reader-are YOU sub

sA-L Look here! reader-are you sub
scriber to this pAper2 No, you're not!-
And you read IL constantly, at another
persons expensel Blush for shamel II
you livein Hillsboro' and are able to take
the paper and pay for 1t like gentleman,
harness your neck with grape vine and
swing Off into.kingdom come. The time
may come when you'll have no chance TO
subscribe for paperprinted in your town.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
GRAND OPENING OF FALL GOODS
AT THE
Great Clothing Emporium, No. 1900 Main
Street., Richmond, Wa. where

r.. B. SPENCE & CO., MERcHASr TAmoRs,
invite their old customers and the public gener-
ally TO call and examine them. They have very
fine assortment Of English and French Cloths,
Cassimeres and yestings, and are prepared TO
make them up to order III the best style and at the
dy Made Clothing. We'll cut and made. which they
viii sell as low as the lowest. Their stock Of
Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods Is unusually large
and attractive, embracing all the latest novelties.
Neck Ties and Scarfs ofthe sweetest styles. I'M
derwear and Hosiery Of all kinds. All Of which
@ili be sold at prices within the reach Of all. We
udyse one and all to call ut No. 1900 Main street.
Richmond, and see for themselves, that T.. b.
SPENCE a SON are selling Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods very low ut No. 1900, Main street,
Richmond, Va. Sept. 23rd, 1871
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

IT-W Who that has seen dangerous disease mr.
rested by an able physician or u good medicine
but values bothY BE ii your family physician TO
whom you owe 30 many escapes from aches and
ais, or Or. Ayers inimitable remedies his Sarsa-
parllla that renewed your vitality or Cherry Pee
toral that cured painful cough, or his Ague
Cure that expelled the freezing agiie and bu ming
lever from your blood. Who that has been re-
ieyed by any OF these agencies but feels grateful
for them alls Bangor TIaEs.l
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

Newspapers seem to be springing up in
every Cross Road village in this State, and
promise 10 rival in number Tobacco Ware
houses. These newspapers come like bub-
bles and Ike bubbles depart. Ifa man is
flush with greenbacks and anxious to get
rid ofthem in hurry. we advise him by
all means to start paper-it will clean
him out effectually.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
Local Matter.

We will be very thankful to our friends
and the rest of mankindin this and the
adjacent counties II they will cpmmuni-
cate to us all incidents of interest that
transpire in the neighborhood in which
they reside.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

EYJudgc Tourgee did not arrive ut q ra
ham and open AIamance Court until IL
o'clock Tuesday. The Legislature ought
to pass a law compelling Judges 70 "come
TO time.n This might be done by docking
their pay.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

~ Read the advertisement Of the
Southern Fertillzlng Company In this
paper. We win notice this splendid Fer
tllIzer more particular In our next.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

The Bingham School had target shoot
ing on Friday the sth inst. The following
named Cadets were the most successful
T. p. McIver, offs. G. L. T.smith, ofN.
c, p. Barringer ofN. O, n. H. Sprunt,
OF n. c., and E. T. Cook OF Texas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

In view Of the unexpected recommenda-
ton Of TIE President in support Of general
amnesty movement will be made to re-
port and pass such bill before the 2ist Of
the month. which IL the date on which the
holiday recess will commence. Ex-Gover-
nor Holden aud other extreme southern
Unionisis are in favor of such course.--
Washington teleyTu,n IN Baltimore Sua.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE

NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
IIILLsBoRo' DIsTRIcT--W. Barringer
p. Il.
IIilIsboro'. L. W. Crawford (; Alamance
s. S. Webb; Chapel Hill, j. b. Martin
Pittsporo. w. II. Moore; Franklinsyille
.. c. Thomas: Deep River. W. Il. Clegg
South GuilfOrd. Y Rush; Lecsburg. j. w
jenkins Person. w. NJ. Jordan; Durham
j. j. Wrcnn: High Rock Mission, A
Norman.
Tie next Conference will be bald il
Fayetteville in November, 1872.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
Cow will Want Tail again in Fly
Time

I must say TO my customers tina. must
have what they owe nae at once. My Fall
purchases will be due from the LIST to tile
middle Of December. DO come up aud
settle nc once, without further invitation.
I need every twenty five cents that IL due
me. want to be 10 condition 10 accom-
modate you again. As said at the be-
ginning, the COW will want tail again In
fiy time. ! can not wait until you sell
Tobacco OF Produce. My creditors win
not wait for me. Ifyou have no money
bring Flour, Corn, Oats, Wheat, anything
that can turn Into money. am really
needy. ! ann rot able to keep up the
Stock unless you come upat once and set
tie. I am In earnest. / am talking to
each man that owes me. Please come and
see me at once. G. M. PARKS.
Nov 20 tf.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

nen- Read the advertisement OF Mr.. s.
w. HuaHEs' School. This Is one Of the
best Schools In the State for Boys, and we
commend It 70 public patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
Hax sfalen.

Hon. Josiah Turner, jr., had a fine Ches-
ter hog stolen last week--it was one ofa
pair imported, rs we learn, from Tennes-
see.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

Book & Stationery Supplies

A, OR THE FALL TRADE.-The undersinl.
4 ed have commenced receiving aud will have
II hand tiuring the month. Gall supplies " Books,
Stationery, Piano Fortes. and Music.
Country Merchants eau be accommodated with
all they want IN Books rs well as Stationery Of e.
very description upon as good terms as they can
be obtained anywhere.
They arr agents for the University Series Of
school books, adopted for tsc In most Of the coun
Ties of the state.
orders promptly aud faithfully hlled ~ the low
est figures. WOODHOusE e PAkHAsi.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
Wholesale Shoe House Of
BOTIINORE, HARROW & CO.,
Atlantic Block, Nos. I20& 1872 Main St.,
NORFOLK. VA.

Atlantic Block, Nos. 120& 1872 Main St.,
NORFOLK, VA.
WI beg leave 10 call the attention Of our Gus
Wv TONERS and the trade generally 10 our ex-
tensiye Fall Stock Of Boots, shoes, Hats, Trunks,
&C., which we have just received. embracing the
largest and most desirable stock ~ be found Ia ~
ny Southern market.
Our goods are Manufactured In large quanti-
tics, for cash, and under our own supervision,
thereby saving d handsome profit to our cIisto-
mers, and placing iis on footing with the man
ufaeturing establishment IN the Country.
Our business being exclusively Wholesale and
Jnbbing, we supply Merchants only. and are pre-
pared this season 70 offer the trade great induce
meutr.
All Goods of our own make are equal TO custom
made work and arr warranted In every respect.
Merchants yislting.our city are respectfully In.
yited TO call and examine our extensive stock.
We guarauiee satisfaction In quality and pledge
ourselves 20 sell the Sme class " Goods VI bower
Figures than they can be obtained III n. York or.
any ether Northern market.
B0TTiMORE, MARROW q co.
Sept 20. 1871 am
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
ABOUT THE LEaIsLATuRE

well, we don't know what. Senator Ora.
ham has 50 far done the only substantial
thing for the farmer and that is the Sa-
wings Bank in Hillsboro. We hope soon
to record our CasweH Representatives do
Ing the same thing in the way ofthe MIL
ton Bridge. They say all that Is necessary is
for the people TO petition them. Why
don't they petition?
The Senate bill extending the Chatham
road from Sandford its present terminus
to Augusta passed the House to-day. But
Il doesn't compel 1t to 90 by the Gulf, very
much to the disappointment Of the Fay
elteviIle people.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

n9-They want good Barber in Milton
n. c. No. l. preferred.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
THREE CROWDS.

There are three different crowds Of peo-
pie now SECURING in Raleigh. One crowd
always talking about the probability of a
fight between newspaper men. One crowd
scratching In the ground 70 get It UP. And
the other crowd both writing hard away
for dear life so rs to have it and give an
entertainment. The Legislature In the
meantime Is meeting regularly at ten O.
clock In the morning.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
Good News!

rI,HE annual visit OF Santa Claus will take place
III from the old Drug Store corner occupied BIZ
j. ID. wilbon, where lia win have ample supplies
fot the Boys and Girls OF Hillsboro' and vicinity
Gsh lefore Christmas and see the good things In
store. Dec 12th, 1871.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
TmE YAIlnoROuqTr.

DIR. Blacknall is just literally crowded
and running over. We never saw 30 pop
ular a hotel before. People from the
South, North, East aud West, all flock
here, aud the man Is actually coming mo-
ney IS FAST as IL can be changed.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
..EIREL EIEEI EIREI

Save yourself and family from its dis
astrous effects.
Save your children from poverty and
want
Call, call, at once upon the undersigned
and insnre your lives and property.
Insure your property in the Franklin
Fire Insurance Company Capital $500, 900,
90.
Insure your lives In the Excelsior Life
Insurance Company Capital S27, 200, 600.
Or the Home Insurance Company Cash
Capital S2.500, 10000. Call for information
at once. Delay may be fatal to your in
tercst. p. +. PESCUD Agent.
e Raleigh, N. G.
]. ID. WILB0N,
Orange County.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
FOR TOBACCO PLANT BEDS.
GIL9PAMS'
TOBACCO FERTILIZER
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Southern FSTiiZlg Company.
RICHMOND, "a.
Col. wM. GILLIAN. Presfi& Chemist.
Col. wM. GILLIAN. Presrt& chen,is

THE special merits Of this standard fer
tiIizer have been so fully demonstrated as
an application to PLANT BEDS that the
Company now offer II in that connection,
as well as for the general crop. The re-
ports ofonr customers, extending from Ca
roline county, Ma, TO Guilford county, N.
c., state that it excels Peruvian Gnano in
the following points:
i. The plants are more forward.
2. They have better body and roots.
3. They are not so liable 70 attacks Of
the fly.
4. A good stands more certain.
Apply to
W.M. & G. Watkins, Milton, n. c.
Grandy, Lands q Co. Oxford, N. c..
john w. Cunningham. Cunninghams
Store.
us. Mallory, FmnklInton, N. G.
James Sloan's Sons. Greensboro N. G..
VIM. Robinson, Danville, Va.
Dec. 18th, I'm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13

D@-John J. Jones, Esq, Of Milton. isan
accredited Agent Of this paper. Subscrib-
ers there will please settle with him.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1871-12-13
RALEIGH.
(From our own Correspondent.)

| This Is Tuesday And Monday and to-
day Raleigh has been all astir with Dan
Rice's Circus. The Band Wagon footed
all over town and such raising of win
dows and getting out on the roofs to hear
the music and see the crowd you never
saw. One old country chap who had his
gallon under his shit was seen following
In the rearof the crowd and ever and a.
non throwing up one hee. trying to dance
after the music. This circus is a good one
It's performers are gentlemen and the tall
ent Is not noisy and swaggerish but re-
fined and educated. There are two little
boys six and seven years old with Ii, the
Nelson Children, who are the most won
derful trapeze performers and tumblers
we ever saw. Their father, an English
man, performs with them and handles
them on his feet as If they were bouncing
balls and hen the little fellows take each
other on top of their shoulders and the
one standing erect the other walks round
the ring with him. When they take that
swooping leap hitching their hands
through two iron rings and swinging the
whole length of the canvass, and letting
go and catching with both hands at rope
on the opposite side, 1t Is curious to watch
the features Of theirmother, who, strange
to say, always comes in aud takes her seat
near to the dreadful leaping place, and
seems lively, even pats her foot to the mu-
sic, but when that leapis made, you can't
beat The nanny out, she jumps and trem-
bles. The ring-master of this circus used
to be boy that was born and raised in
Henderson, in Granville county. His
name Is Trawalla and his father was tai
lor. But he has worked likes man and
Dan Rice, who has got heart as big as
his head is level, says he is sober, descrv-
ing young fellow, and he has been circus
sing now for fifteen years. His wife and
sister came from Richmond and they met
him here. We hear of some of his q old
schoolmates F" in other days who didn't
want 20 know him because he was circus
man, aud they said his father was tailor.
We enquired about this ilk of gentlemen
and We found that when his father was q
tailor at Henderson theirs was stoemd-
ker God have mercy on this poor silly
world.
Ap0ryr = t,r,ro.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-21
STATE NEWS.

The Sheriff at Newbern jailed i've PEG
pie IN three days, 50 says the Journal o.
Commerce..
Gen. John a. Young has been nomin a.
ted the Conservative candidate for
Mayor Of Charlotte.
Newbern has been sued for $500, old
claims and judgment obtained against the
city.
Prof Briggs, with Miss Georgia and
Prof. Mcclure. leaves Raleigh this week
for Charlotte, where he is to open skat-
ing rink.
Solomon Frazier, negro, has been tried
at the Wake Superior Court now in ses-
sion, and found guilty of the recent burn
ing of the Neuse Paper Mills.
The new Board of Directors of the Pen
itentiary have assumed charge of affairs.
Moses A. Bledsoe, Esq, was elected Pre-
sident, and G. II. Cofeld, Secretary.
Rev. E. M. Forbes has exhibited to us a
specimen of petrified cork with petrifed
mushroom attached. The cork was origi-
nally attached to fish net, and from APP
pearances might have been used a thou
sand years ago.-Newbern Times.
The Hillsboro' Recorder says that few
days ago, Robert ". Dabbs, residing near
Reidsville, Rockingham county, in the very
face of his wife and other witnesses, elOped
to parts unknown, with frail but fair
damseI of the neighborhood, who stole his
affections while sojourning in the family.
A rascal was whipped in Cleaveland
county and Judge Logan feared that he
might be so be wrote that he was afraid
TO hold Court. If the man had been whip
ped for being member of the Confeder-
ate Congress, or for stupidity, then the
Judge might have trembled and feared,
thinking his time would come next.
Raleigh Sentinel.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-21
The Capital, Messrs. Piatt & Townsend's

The Capital, Messrs. Piatt Il Townsend s
Washington paper, justly contends that if
there are Ku-klux organizations in the
South the Government made hem by its
reconstruction policy. The EDITORS go on
| to say that the Constitution vas made for
the protection of the weak ; but if the
Government thinks the best way to pro-
tect the negro is to destroy it, why let it
be destroyed. g In all such floods as the
one proposed" they say, " the dead wood
only is carried to sea. After the flood sub
sides the rocks and living trees are found
as stationary and strong as ever"
"Vaccinati done here" is an an
nouncement to be seen in the windows of
a number of the German barber shops in
New York.
Chignon Society,"" the pledge Of which
has been taken by over fifty thousand
ladies.
Twenty women demanded the right to
vote in Yellow Springs, Ohio, at the
election last week, but were refused the
privilege.
A New England paper dominates as the
woman suffrage ticket For President,
Chas. Sumner for Vice-President, Susan
B. Anthony.
Baron Dudevant, who was the welded
husband of George Sand, the literary name
assumed by Madame Dudevant, IS dead.
Any sympathy with the lady or his loss,
will, however, be superfuous, as she has
dispensed with his company since the year
1881.
Colonel Albert Pike, of Arkansas, has
been the editor and proprietor of no less
than twenty-five different newspapers,
oh ho IF r
Madame Parepa Rosa is quite i'll in
London and has given up her operatic en-
tertainment there.
RThe new humorous department of the
Gaza.ru. of which so mnch is expected, will
be opened in the next May number. 1t
is called Galaxy Club Room," and the
first number will include contributions
from about ten different writers.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1871-04-21
Y. packages. free on board.

RosIN--In the market for this article we have
no change Of Importance to report in prices OIL
the finer qualify. New Crop is beginning to
come in more freely, and former rates have
been fully maintained parcels when offered gen.
orally finding sale, though we have no special
activity to report. For the lower grades--strain-
ed and No 2-there has been less enquiry and
the market il not so finn, prices having decIin.
ed 5@0l0 cents on those gwen in last. There
lie, however, very little stock OF any description
On market, and factors do not press sales. The
sales are follows: Friday, 1856 bbls at So 10
for strained, and SIS IS. &c 250t7 for new Pale;
Saturday. 119 bbls at % for No l, and IS. Sc 80
1s6 so for new Pale: Monday, 2l7 bbIs at 50 05
for strained. and S. so for Pale; Tuesday,
900 bbls at 81 O50s2 10 for strained, and So SO
0bs7 for new Pale; Wednesday, ,163 bbls at 81
C5 for strained, 81 1Ot9s2 IS for No 2, s3 250
SO so for No l. and So, Sc. Sc 5o0s6 IS for new
Pale-all ~ Dbl of $50 lbs.
TAR-Has ruled less firm ring the week, aud
shows q decline Of 10 ceDts-the market closing
rather dull at 81 IS. The receipts and sales are
400 bbis, as follows: 1,060 bbls st 81 49, and
$40 do at 81 60 fB Dbl.
BARRELs-The supply Of empty spirit barrels
is good and scarcely any dem md. We quote
from wharf as follows: Second hand country SAG
80 O5 as they run. 50 25a*2 30 for selected and 81
5O0$2 60 for new New York, 50 609$2 rs for
second hand and 81 1898 each for new, accord
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts are better, and the
market at present Is fairly supplied, with only q
light dem and from butchers. We quote on the
hOof at prices ranging from to II cents u ID.
net. SHEEP are coming in slowly. and are in
moderate demand, Fell at $3OA each, as in
quality.
Conn MEALS in fair retail enquiry, and
market very well supplied Selling from tho
granAries at 81 O5 to 81 10 u bushel-
CoTroN-Iu the earlier part Of the week Just
ended there was fair demand for this article,
es pecially for the finer qualities, and parcels
when offered found ready purchasers at about
former quotations. For the past two days, bow
ever, there has been some dizziness msrIsest,
buyers and sellers being unable to agree in their
views-though the latter are not pressing sales.
Very little is coming in. and there is no stock
worthy of note remaining in first hands. We
81 at TO- % at 1O3, at II. 10 at III. 80 at liz,
70 at IL. "a ut 121 at Ia IT'S at IS, IS at 13l,
IS at l3I. and "a at lSl cents. We quote the
low middling, and 134013i cents for middling.
IRox BANDS AND TIES for Cotton, of the most
approved patterns. are in moderate stock, and
sell from store at SLOT cents D b, ss in quanti-
ty and quality.