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THE CONFEDERATE SOLDIER.

We have got roll in this Office Of the
men who have been hard at work ever
since the war, attending to their own bus.
ines, and at peace with the world, Fol
the most part this class is made up Of the
Confederate soldiers who stood guard in .
real hour Of danger when the cold steel 81
the musket would freeze and blister t
their hands, Men who never shirked I
single duty. Men .nerved and ready !,
wrap the winding sheet round their pool
and half NAKED bodies and to lay down ii
rest under the dirt turned by bsyonets
Men that Waded in. flth and mire and
blood with horses heels Of some fine
mounted oficer--half Mountaineering
mud in their face
Some are now on crutehes. some with
empty sleeves. and some shifting on the
wheel Of life to keep above the deep
black pit Of penury and want-Lut all
are good citizens and law abiding man.
Altho' the present times seem to indicate
that the rich made the war. and the poor
hard working men. the fght-yet there j.
mine Of conscious p-ide Of having done
bis duty that makes the " old soldier 2
curl his lip Ut the buckled-up struts d
blood and broadcloth and the ninnying and
nannyipg Of a cologne watered gentry who
were at home smelling daisies when he wal
facing the hot battle o. death. And IL
this consciousness be will be heard from Or
one Of these 6ue mornings.
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fish are daily caught with the seine and
cooked in large kettles and given to the
hogs. A consideable amount, of mortality
is reported among the swine IN this State
A loss If 30 per cent u Wantauga county
so to IS per cent ID currituek IA b per cent
in Chowan; large numbers from anew dis
ease ''of lung fever type' ID CASTOR i, %
per cent in Davie; 20 per cent IN Lincoln
so per cent in Greene nine out Of every ten
attacked in Yadkin; 20 per cent. mostly
near fruit distillcries, in Stanley and S3
per cent in Alexandria-- besides smaller
losses in several other counties. "A CORES
pondent in Fayette county. Kentucky
where .'hog cholera has greatly prevailed
sends the following report: He observes
there is no consistency in the appearance Of
the organs invaded by the disease--it may
be the lungs, the stomach, the small intes-
tines, or the large bowels. The microscope
revealed conltant change in the blood
the globules being shrivelled. The sea. of
the disease is in the blood. A preventive
has been used and has generally been sue
cessful--missins only when 1t was used in
too small doses. The preventive IS the
carbolic acid. in strong solutions, dissolved
4 n
in glycerine and as strong as possible, to be
| given in doses Of 20 drops 8 times day to
each hog or shoato four months old ;youn-
ger ones smaller doses. Milk or slop ofany
kind is good vehicle to administer ii in--
say for 10 hogs 8 teaspoonfuls Of the solu-
tion put in two Or three gallons Of milk or
slOp; mix well by stirring pour into a
trough long enough for all the hogs and let
them 60 to it all at once. The curative
treatment is very sinilar--carboiic acid in
the same amount 5 times day adding to
each dose table spoonful of sulphite of So
da. If the hog is too sick to eat threw il
on its back and pour in its mouth; in this
case half pint Of milk would be handy to
give it in.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

IRA learned physician Of England is of
the opinion that the right side Of the brain
is more important for organic life than the
left side. But how is it when there is no
brain to Be found on either side?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

WThepig was regarded BY the ancient
Egyptians as an upclean animal, 20 much
50 that ifan Egyptian accidentally touched
one, he instantly hurried to the river and
plunged in with all his clothes on.
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10 The Chinese government is decided
" conservative on the woman question.
TLela is that any woman who disputes in
the slightest degree the authority Of her
husband may be murdered ont Of hand.
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IEGov. Caldwell has been interview
ed b. Herald reporter. Abiding to
kuklux outrages, the reporter asked:
Wen. what are you going TO do about this thing
GOVERNOR
CALI OUT rHE MILITIA,
or whattr
"lf called ont the militia should Just call out
the Ku Klux 10 put down the kn Klux. which
would be little ridiculous. In this state every
able bodied man isa member OF the militia; and as
tWo-thirds Of the white men ara emocrats. and
fwo-thlrds OF the democrats ku khix, | should
In calling out the militia bring out the biggest
muster 0fthe kn klux the South has yet seen.--
No, can do nothing, except under the new law
passed by Congress. though doubt very muchif
that willprove o. much good
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RICEIMoND.

We take from the Wing. Dipach and
Enquirer:
Richmond wants pail factory.
Mrs. Writ Robinson of Richmond has
sailed for Europe.
Jim Grant under the assumed name Of
Russell is singing at Pittsburg with the
CanerOss and Dixie's Minstrels.
W. L. Jennings. formerly Of Milton. is
a member Of the Lee guards in Richmond
..Ics'' made gallant soldier in the late
war.
The largest income Of any ono person ye.
reported in Richmond is SIG, 900 on wh:si
tax Of over $500 Is paid.
HALIFAX Q. FL.
We take from the Record:
Wilkins Bruce didn't have barn burnt
with 40. 900 pounds Of tobacco. II was a
barn Of Capt. Il. Owen and had 10000
pounds Of hay IN il that was burnt.
Prof. DOwdy i teaching singing class.
Frost Sunday morning.
DAHIvrLEE.
We take from the Times:
The Grsys. and Blues. have been rcviv-
ed. Pleas. Robinson, Capt. Of the Gray /.
and b. Green. Of the Blues.
%
There is less drinking than usual among
tic young men Of DsnyiIIe. Those that
weIe won't 70 hold gallon are now nothing
more than quart measures.
Ike Raines is building fine house on
Lynn street. Ike made IT, on candy and
toys.
Presbyterian ladies hare Fair the 18th
and l9ih--ssad us free ticket and
ven sample tLs goodies.
w. 8. Patton has strawberries On the
vine as big as guinea eggs.
CFIA.RIoTTE.
We take from Democrat and Observer:
charlotte hasa skating rInk.
Brother Yates bas been given pocket
knife.
Gen. Clingman--says the Democrat
has declared for a Convention. Wen have
II now We suppose.
The Rev. II. @. Hill Of Fayetteville
breaches the sermon before the Williams
Association Of Enquiry at the Commence
ment at Davidson College. he last week 10
juno. and Gen. Matt. Ransom delivers the
Address before the Societies.
SALEM,
We take from the Press.
Martha Matthews negro--killod her
nes born babe BY beating il over It's Lead
with stick. ~ 81
Salem has had the nsheep rain"
Salem Female College has its Entertsin-
ment On Thursday evening the 18th.
sm,f mif RA-LELdFd.
We take from ,Lo 7stepum.
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pr Caleb Gushing has purchased and
resides 1t beautiful country scat called
the ..tilebe' near the Aqueduct Bridge, IN
Virginia.
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He that knows aIlittle Of the world
will admire it enough to fall down and wor-
shipit, Int he that knows most will most
despise it.-Er. paper.
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~ Mrs. Eddy. Of Illinois, caught her
better half kissing the servant girl. Tbs
doctor was sent for. He sayshe can patch
up Mr.. Eddy's face. but he'll always be
bald-heade6.
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Somebody has presented brother YATES,
of the Charlotte Dsmovai with. a Knife.
which H. says be viii carry % defend him
seIf with Wien going home from bic Office
dark nights. this cOntfaryto the re-
construction lawsy Mind how you handle
that dcath.loalin' 'repun', brother.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

lE There is scarcely live pig in Ben
ton county, Arkansas. They have cough
ca themselves to death.
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psrTbo wise man has his fOllies no less
than the fool One is concealed and the
other known to the world.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

: ISAt the geological garden Of Dresden
sazony. a tigrcss gave birth to three young
ones, which the keeper turned over to . fe-
male dog that accepted them in lieu of her
own progeny. and the little tigers are do
ing well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

srThe liquor law Of Michigan provides
a finc Of $25 for the FIRST conviction. $50 for
the second, and 500 for the third offence
for making man drunk by selling him in
toxicating beverages. In case man drinks
at saloon and goes offand does injury to
a person Or property, the saloon keeper and
the owner ofthe house (if it be rented) are
both liable for damages. If the wife Of q
aruaLard or drinking man canprove that
shs Or the family has been damaged BY the
sale Of liquor, she can come back on the
party that sold it for damages. Not a bad
law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

gTThc Bridgeport Farmer says that IN
the old Division street graveyard of that
place tflere Is q marble slab to the memory
Of Isobert Linus Backus. aged II years,
who diedin 1880. Oh Tue reverse 81 this
stone s stain which represents . woman
grasping club and in the act Of striking.
All attemps to obliterate this stain by scra-
ping are Intellectual it is the fifth stone
that marks the spot, the preceding ones
having been removed on account of their in
veterate tendency to represent the same
scene. The legend is that the child was
killed wits molher. What q warning !
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

Raleigh has Rink. Dc-liddle-dc-
dinkl
The Police are cleaning mp the back
yards 10 Raleigh. W'd hate to bca ''per-
lice Il
A Wild cat skin stuffed with straw and
brought into town was just thought the
,"best thing OUT by the Wake Court House
people.
Old chicken is As cents; and butter 40,
while delicate morscl Of the fancy
.Spring' -cbick--is just rs cents in Raw
". figlisis alilA
The Baptist Church has 4 new carpet.
Also splendid Organ which will be plac-
ed on the lower floor near the pulpit.
WILMINGTON.
We take from the Star and JoaTaal:
The measles are in the city Jail. Ane-
gro inside dead.
NEwBERrT.
We take from the Commerce, and Re-
poilican l9e
Geo. w. Taylor takes charge Of the At
lantic House this SIMMER. iet
They steal photograph albums in New
bern.
Newborn offers thousand dollars for the
scoundrel that fred the city at two points
the other night
Richard Berry il still selling ''Christmas
presents, in Newborn. The mans name
is seasonable enough but his Christmas
presents are entirely out Of il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

w- Col. PeytonWise has been elected
Cantain If the Richmond Blues vice Capt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The PAIN KnLER " iy universal consent allow.
"a 10 have won FOR iaclf reputation unsurpassed
~ The history q medical preparations Its instan-
lneous einlf IN the eradication aud extinction Of
Pains IN III " yAriDss forms incident % the hui
man family. and The unsolicited written and vcr-
bal testimony oftie nas<es IN IL fayor have been
and are ~ own best advertisements.
The ingredients OH psIr KIlLEH, being pure
b NEofTAntE, render Il a perfectly saie aud Ell
crcious remedy taken Internally, a. well a. for ex
feffia applications, when fisfd according 70 direct
Ions. The Sain upon linen from ~ use y read
ily removed ~ washing with alcohol
This Medicine. Justly celebrated for The cure OF
20 many u the afiiiciigHs incident 10 the human
fsmily, has now been before the public over rHrH-
IN YEkEs. aud has found ~ way Into almost cv-
cry cornff " The world: aud wherever u has
beer u~d. fine snTnc opinion II expressed q ~
medical properties.
IL any affaeik, where prompt notion upon The
system 4 required, tbs Pain Killer y invaluable.
IL almost Instantaneous eleet IN Relieving Pain
letruly wonderful; sud when used according 10
directions. J. true 10 its natne, aPAfN MILLER
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- We missed the last issue Of the
Hilisboro Recorder, - Richmond Whig.
We certainly mailed it to you. Glad
you miss US. Expect your good looking
young man was out Missin' when it arrived.
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MOZIS ADDUldS ON THE ROAD.
The Richmond Wig has rich and hui
morous letter from the pen Of DR.. Bagby-
the Moz,s of the South--detailing an ac-
count Of recent trip up the Richmond and
Danyille Road enroutc for Danyille. He
FIRST hits of
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--~ss-s-S-- - -s-,-->-s-
wgDNEsDAY,,. /. NAY "A 1871.

G Martins arpearsd in Missouri INC
10th Of February
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rT!t il said that'chewingof coarseiy cut
rcntian root after every meal, will cure the
taste for tobacco. lts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
a oHAT WITH oUR FARMERs.


We have taken the trouble to compile i
few Agricultural notes and facts Of what i
going on in the other Stsies which we think
will Be found interesting to those farmers
who are subscribers Of this paper. These
notes can be relied on as they we're sent "
in Monthly Report BY the Department
at Washington and are for the month o.
March and April. TO please the ''old Ia
dy'' Of the Farm We will commence with
the COW FIRST aud tell her some news about
BUTTER AND MILK.
Why can't We run Dairy enterprises in
old Granger There Is no better grass and
meadow section in the State. Look how
they do il IN Kansas: DR.. sternbufg, Of
Fort Harker keeps 1870 head of cattle and
milks 80 cows from which last summer he
marketed 5000 pounds Of butter at so cts.
a pound. lie commenced wit, good cows
and Fnpplied them with good water and salt
every day and MIXED them regularly.
Milk is a most wholesome and economi-
cal food Cor rich and poor. Round teak
at 20 cents pound i dearer than milk 81
ten cent q quart. Milk al 10 cents quar-
is The cheapest animal food that can be us
ed. There is very little difference between
the economical value Of milk and beefsteak.
Or eggs and 6sh. The quantity q water 10
. good quality Of milk is SO per cent, in
round steak IS per cent, in fat,er beef &C
per cent, and in eggs about So per cent.
HOGS AND noe CHOLERA.
In Nueces county. Texas. hogs have beer
healthy The entire year. They feed then
on fsh oaal. A ranch has been established
on Padre Island and immense quantities Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17
AMELIA couRT HOUSE.

Those rifiexshuns brought me to Emccl-
yer G. II. wood lup to liy in Enleelyci.
Mr.. Tom Giles gifts off at Emeelyer. Flu
nander Forrcr lives in Emeelyer.
About this item, Mr.. Elfeus Bolin he
cum in, and sune arfter Mr.. Kosby NV the
Helifacks Record. Dir. Bolin egziLitted
with pride big handbill NV goods fer sale
at his new sto in Berksyil. and fingd um
out NV the winder as we went along. He
tells me you kin now mend 20 drink at the
Juukshin thout no danjur, which I'm glad
nv it. The niger ladies thar wuz very
kline in offrin thar chicken legz, but bein
Nv Gordonsyill man | caut incurrige no
oppersition town.
Then he STAYS all night al
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nerA1l wear I'D girl IN Wisconsin rich

nc vrrr-,, l.saly married :. MEN aged 40 o.
poor is Joa's turkey How strange
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-05-17

T.1lwe learn from the Lumberton RODE
soniaa ofthe nth inst, that about 8 o.
clock On tho morning d rIe ION. Henry
Berry Lowry and his band Of Outlaws en-
tered thai town and brea ling open the Jail
released Tom Lowry and Pop 0xendine,
two rasoais belonging % their party. And
tlis while 4 Company of q. >. troops rem
dezsoued in the town!
IVA dem-rloin young feller who wear'
fancy '.close' and beILcrvvn beaver y
tail asa stoye-piPc, IN The city Of Raleigh.
wants to edit that sprigbtIy and excellent
journal. the Charlotte Olserer. The
Obseygv can't exactly zoe the yoang gent.
and deals him good sdsice that most young
sers who wear fne clothes and bell-crosn
hats would do we'll to take % wit, 60 %
work IN the corn-heId.
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We got to Keysyil. kin say what few
men kin say. / stayed all night wunst at
Keysvil. Slep in the room with = yung
man, aud he we're very Jung. But he
wokcd me at the crack Of day rattlin lump
sugar IN tamler Nv dram. Tole me he
carried not only his whisky. but his lump
sugar, too. He wuz very Sung. Spec
his dead now. Keysvil remarkable place.
He sups at
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rU-A man calling bis name Carter and
bailing from Rockingham county, n. o..
was arrested at Big Lick. Va, few days
pgo. charged with having in his possession
stolen horse and buggy and the wife q q
citizen &c Rockingham. Can this be Dabbs?
sA-The heralGing Of the late municipal
elections 1t the various cross road towns IN
this State as great party victories. i sim
ply ridiculous. We perceive the HILLSIDE
rough municipal election Is gazctted as
"a conservative victory" TWAS victory
over Conservative opposition.
Gs ~ .--------. s-s-.s.s
to Sarah JohnsOniOf Williamson. Tenn,
while trying to part two ROSTERS that were
fighting Fas wounded in the arm By the
spur II one II them. Tetanus ensuei. aud
he died. And her husband. who was q
eoasuniptiye, was % affected that he died
nlso. That rooster ought g have his neck
wrung.
=
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g. P. Bigger. resigned.
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CLOVER.

At Clover we stopt for suppur. and |
went to Mr.. Wade's honse. Tenderer bril-
ed chickin and frcsher eggs | never set
down to. Indeed, it wuz nice suppur.
remindin me nv the best tayerns in the old
stage days. Clover is a place anybody
would ike to spend few weeks at. but Il
would be heayin to quiet old bachelor.
Bodin az the hotel. he would take three a
day--tlree gulgers-the first with little
tansey Or mint in il.
And takes notes at
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..SEwsEs'' FERRY.

At Newses Ferry meand sum mo gentil-
men got into batto some six years ago and
aoatid and poled down the river for two
days thro the briIin sun till We got q
Clarksyil. whar We shipped on foot back,
aud walked co miles to Blacks and Whites
on the Southside railrode. whar we wuz
took into captivity By the Yanks. A mile
or two from Newscs Ferry lives one Of the
incest ole gentilmen 10 Yirginyer. Mr..
Dayy Chambcrs-whieh bis house il good
plais 10 stay at in time Of trouble, as / shall
relate sum day when ! git time.
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WOLF TRAP.

The mex station but one to Clover is
Wolf Trap. which stayed thar one night
also. Its right in the woods and plezint
plais to liv with small family. A man
By the naim uy Lam keeps Wolf Trap, and
Wolf Trap is wbar you gifts of to go TO
Clarkssil--a lonesum rode mostly, passin
the nyco country.
lie speaks with some feeling Of
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We take from The RecO1ff:
Wilkins Bruce didn't have barn burnt
with 10000 pounds Of tobacco. 1t was .
barn Of Capt. Il. Owen and had 10000
pounds Of hay in i that was burnt.
Prof. Dowdy i teaching singing class.
Ernst Sunday morning
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-18
ARule For Public Celebrations.

"a Mack the famous correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial, afterwards
editor of the Enquirer, the leading "dimi-
krAticn paper of the West and now editor
of the Chicago Rcpu6yican in its issue of
July 18th said
Hereafter all advance notices of pro-
cessions and public celebrations in this
country should be subscribed Il. c. p. :
Irish Catholic Permitting. Before an
nouncing any programme of ceremonies,
it will be well to call at the headquarters
of the O'Flaherty Guards and enquire if
that and kindred organizations of an emil
nsntly religious turn of mind will be good
enough to abstain from shooting and mob
bing on the line of march. With per-
nit signed by Colonel Patrick Mulligan,
and countersigned by Captain Barney
O'Shaughnessy, the procession can go
ahead, each man in it feeling that this is a
free country, and eXclaiming in the Ian
guage of George Francis Twain, I" Girls
An1ericdniS Suno.'n p IS T
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-18

ST. LOUIS, July 17.-Yesterday the mercury
ranged from hundred to one hundred and
FIVE. There we're three fatal sunstrokes.
A man and a woman were killed by lightning
in the vicinity of st Joseph, Mo, -rrwn~-
CINCINNATI, July 17.-A farmer near Nor
walk, Ohio, was killed by lightning from a near
ly cloudless sky l--,f - q '.,,i.I..u
BosToN, July 1T.-Butler's readiness to ac-
cept the Governorship meets with an un1aVor-
able response from the Boston journals.
NEW York, July lit is stated at sale OF
J. Ii. Rsymond's interest in.the Times, about
one third of the whole property was bought by
the other owners for $4,000
William NJ. Oakley, for many years promi-
nent fireman in this city, was killed by light
ming. - a @ aa
The efigy of Gov. Hoffman was found hang
ing in the 18th ward Brooklyn, this morning.
New YORK, July II. = Cornelius " l..
Roosevelt is dead, aged 49, 2 2 r II
Resolutions are pending before the Police
Commissioners forbidding in the streets all pro-
cessions except military and funerals.
VINELAND, Nj, July IA fearful tornado
of thunder, lightning and rain was experienced
here to-day. The Episcopal Church, two rail
road depots and several houses were prOstrated.
None were killed. -.".
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-18
Frightful Observation-Disclosures Escapes

On Thursday evening July 18th, s miles
below Kingston on the east side of Tenn.
river, Mr. Allen Deotheridge was shot and
mortally wounded. The circumstances
under which he was shot are as follows {:
Mr.. William Hornsby, an officer of the
law, summoned several men, among whom
was Mr.. Deatheridge, to assist in arresting
Mr.. Kiah Jackson, who had been guilty
ofsome misdemeanor. The party surround
ed the house of Mr.. Jackson little after
dark for the purpose of taking him, when
jackson attempted to escape. 1t so hap
pened that Deatheridge in company with
one or two others was in front of the door
| through which Jackson was attempting to
escape.
In order to make his way out, he shot
Deatheridge with double barreled shot
gun. The barrel which he fired contained
nine buck-shot, which shivered his left
arm between the shoulder and elbow and
entered his body-three balls lodging in
his lungs. Mr.. Deatheridge died on the
next evening-living about twenty-four
| hours.
The murderer escaped and is yet at
| large. J. NJ. 7.