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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28

ter cutting the beef, salt four or FIVE days
to draw out the blood then take brown SUI
gar, bay salt and common salt. each 8
pounds; salt petre | pound; pimento, 5
ounces; black pepper 8 ounces nutmegs,
| ounce and five gallons Of boiling water.
This not only imparts fine red color to
the meat, but also gives il most delicious
favor. The meat should be entirely CO
vered and weighted under the pickle. If
it should mould Gas it will do) in the Spring,
the pickle should be poured of and boiled.
skinned and when cold poured back over
the meat as at first. and It will keep good
for years. Boil tender and eat cold.
WIZ. ID. ALEXANDER.
CoTToN-During the past week 413
bales were sold without material change in
prices from those ruling 1T the close Of the
week previous. We now quote low mid
ding at 81 3, nts' and middling 81 to 2la
cents. Our market is dull, in sympathy
with declining rates at New York and Lii
verpool, consequent upon more liberal ar
rivals than dealers we're led to expect. 4
Corn we quote at 50 to 87s cents from
wagons.
WILMINGTON.
We take.from the, Journal and Star.
The various butchers of the city slaugh-
tered Fl bceves, l07 hogs and sheep dur
ing the week ending yesterday.
ST.. JAMES CHURcm has been entirel,
completed, in the Interior. and yesterday
all the scaffolding was removed, It looks,
now. like new church.
NEwBERrJ.
We take from the Republican:
The police Court room has not been Sc
full Of shoe leather as usual.
We are glad to know great..exertions ar,
being made in this city to encourage tenn,
perance.
Born-fn this city. Thursday, Februar,
22nd, daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. s
Phillips.
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FIFTY TWO YEARSOLD.

On last Tuesday. the twentieth Of Feb
ruary. the HILLsBoRo RECORDER was
ffty-two years old. In all this time it has
never changed hands but one time and has
nerer been suspended.
The venerable and lameGted DENNIS
HBARTT, its founder. viii never be for
gotten so long as the name Of this paper be
remembered. And it is as much to offer
this tribute to his reyered memory that We
pen this notice. For truly was he good
man whose virtues attracted imitation be-
cause Of mems ready love for their Master,
and whose pattern was admired and esteem
ed among all his fellows. The writer bows
before the memory Of his hoary head.
Thanks to our readers for their generou:
support. Thanks to few friends--we veal
them yet--who met us in the Achor anC
helped us to more cheering sights than the
rattle Of dead mems bones and the stripped
wastes Of poor rich folks possessions. Il il
not time yet to 90 more. 1t we're boor
we dare not crave to edit this paper fifty
two years longer. One of US already thu
oldest Editor in the State. and the writer
himself, by no means possessing the tenac
ity Of nine lived cat. However as lonl
as the Gods will. we hope to see the SUI
shine and hear the Partridge whistle in til
good old county Of Orange.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28

Ew They have had concert for the
benefit Of the soil around Danbury.
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g..The next best to good newspaper
is a fine talking woman.
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NORFOLK.

We take from the Journal and Hrginiu.
Frank Mercer, a negro bog. charged with
misbehasing 10 church, was fined S..
Considering the season our markets in
Portsmouth were very good on Saturday.
There was on hand an abundance Of every
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28

ser Bradley GrAus. farmer four nil
west Of lIinghamton lNes York; is siars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28

thing that can be had at this time of the
year. Turkeys sold for from Slips to 81
each, chickens from 60 cents to 81 pair
ducks, ditto.
White shad were sold in the market yes
terday at sl.5Ua pair. These fish came
from North Carolina
An unavailable letter in the Norfolk OF
Zee for Mrs. Mary Gordon, Salisbury, N.
9. mo stamp.
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70 A Wild Cat skin in Danbury is
worth twenty-five cents.
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~ There has been s'eshet every ten
years since 1922.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-02-28
u The worrelI Sisters are playing at

the Comiqae N New York.
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ClLLIAM'S
Tobacco Fertilizer,
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Southern Fertilizing Co.,
RICHMOND. Va.
RICHMOND. Vi.

WIN GILLIAN. Prest. & Chemist,
Formerly Prof. Of Chemistry, &C., Va. Military
Institute.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-25

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}baten~ chen Die ,@srren~ S%pstulantsn If,
@elb perloren, bic Bcl9reibuneen IN
Nominalwertbe BON 100, pfunp flne
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6eim 8eeinn ceS Yro3e1es mebr aui
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siemli@ erfaltet unc bdlt f@ jebt neutral.
Da6 Sntae1e, mel9es man an tenn Yro:
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9on elmer tparen Itetlnabme fir ben
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al6 elm rober. miuturlt@er nno abfpesn>
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Anf&t, boB bic Su'r rbalet& aus ben
tn%teQt9entelen GIemrn!tn iu{ammenSez
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man cas ebenio erorm foflpielt9e wis
je{traubence Experiment wteperbolen, eer
@1fc(a reebalt rod unter teinen umltdn>
ben elm oHcerer letn tonne.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-25

Oen. 5ancef FAM AM 19ten
in 2ruleciue an 1po CT Oele9enbeit bat,
Die Ntllon gu b6ren, bic bort jeBt
lin9t.
Gataea59 it am 20fsu BON Stem
Vort nah europa at9eie9elt. SIN
>,Wetben 6aule" mereen 9ep,6 3ebete
eieen bamli9er Nrt far letne 9lldz
ll@s neHerfunft gen 9immel fteisen.
- &leri6 bat cine GinlaounQ
o%n9encmmen, Seffer1pn City mu
iebt bic Staats8eieB9ebuns bon DliGouz
II bet'annuasu 1T. su belu&en uap pen
eeuten bort iusuitben wte ft @slsBl
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-14
WHEELNG5w VA, THURSDAY MORNING MARCH Il, 1872

Mr.. FOREMAN moved TO lay It, and also
SHEllMAN's amendment increasing the sal
aries Of heads Of bureaus to $4,000, on
the table. Lost-ayes 18; nays 81.
Mr.. LoGtN then modified his amend
.ment 80 as to make supervising surgeons
salary $1,000. The amendment was rec,
commended by the Secretary ot the Trea.
sury and was adopted. -
Mr.. TRUNtDUIL offered an amendment
making the salary Of tue District Judge
OF the Northern district Of Illinois 5000,
which was ruled out Of order.
Mr.. TRUMBuLL gave notice OF an
amendment and 1t was referred TO the
Committee on Appropriations, as were also
the amendments offered by Messrs. Mon.
TON and KEII.oG0, to increase the salaries
OF District Judges In Indiana and Lou.
siana.
Mr.. SRERMAN's amendment increasing
the salaries Of bureaus of Commissioner
Of Education having been included, was
adopted. Yeas 30; nays2S.
Mr.. KELLOGG renewed his amendment
providing for the ceding back to the city
Of New Orleans the site of the mint in that
city, unless mint should be established d
there within six months. The amend.
ment was laid on the table.
An amendment was adopted raising tho
salaries OF tho Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture, Solicitor Of the Treasury, and solici.
tor OF the Internal Revenue Department
Ito $4,0O0 each. slli1 .It 'If|'T :
MIR. TRUMBULL offered an amendment
to increase the salaries of Judges Of the
Court Of Claims 10 5000, which was
pending when the Senate adjourned.
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The Sale of Arms Inouiry,

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Col. BeNet
testified before the Senate Arms Commit.
tee to-day that, in his opinion, the Gov.
ernment should be held TO the contracts
made with Remington & Co. after it was
discovered they were agents OF the
French Government. There was enough
arms on hand TO supply!an army OF d50,.
600 men, and at the end Of thirty days
100000 breech.loaders could be turned
Senator Carpenter asked whether we
could supply an army rs last as the men
could be got together and organized
ready to be put in tho field, and would
they not be as well armed from the start
as the average Of men during tho late
war? So =
The witness answered in the atllrma-
tive, adding, much better"
The committee adjourned until In.
morrow
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLUAnus, March 13.-In the Senate
this morning bills were introduced 10 OK.
tend the time for completing the geologi.
cal survey TO June l, 1873; providing
that the county commissioners shall sil
with the county auditors when railroad
property Is to be assessed; and providing
that all articles sold by the bushel, gallon
or other division Of dry measure, shall be
sold and transported by weight.
In the House, bills were introduced to
establish a Board Of State Charities; Ia
enforcelconstitutions 4 among co.deiend.
ants against whom judgment Is obtained
under the law Of 1870, and to make own.
ers Of property liable for the occupier's
portion ola judgment as in the original
judgment. -
COLUMBUS, March 13.-In the House
this afternoon the House resolution asking
Congress to grant 800 bounty to every
Union soldier who was honorably dis
charged on account of sickness or disease
prior to the expiration Of his term OF scr.
vice was unanimously adopted, A reso'
luton was offered in the House asking the
Ohio Senators and Representatives In
Congress to use their influence during the
present session to enact civil service re-
form in the present government; 10 pro.
vide for the payment by salaries Of all the
officers and employees In the leading Off
ces under the national government and II
the different branches ofthe civil service
not permitting gains or emolumcnts, per,
quisits or presents OF any kind The reso
luton was laid on the table to discuss.
Tho Senate joint resolution requesting
the Ohio Senators and Representatives il
Congress to urge such Regulation as viii
secure to Ohio the remainder of the fiyI
per cent yet due from the proceeds of thl
sale Of public lands within this State af(e
1909, was adopted. .fps
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ROME.

ROME, March 13.-Victor Emanuel
will review the Italian troops stationed in
and around Rome sometime during the
present month. The review will take
place In the presence Of the King and
Queen Of Denmark and General Moltke,
who will be in Rome at that time. The
Committee OF the Chamber of Depu.
ties has approved Of the hill for
the reorganization of the army. The
Italian Government asks Parliament fir
an appropriation Of ZOO, 900 francs to meet
the expenses of the Italian department in
the Vienna Exposition.
The Opint0no MatEondle hints that one
of the objects Of Prince Frederick Charles
visit here is to bring about good under
standing between Italy and Germany
with reference to common action
against the clerical parties in both conn.
tries.
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Washington County, Pa.


The following items we CLEAN from the
Reporter: - yl's sfftt E, "EFrE
JOHN GRAYsoN, a venerable and highly
esteemed citizen Of Washington, Pa, died
there Monday, in his S9th year. .. 3
A LITTLE son of Mr.. Owens had an eve
put out by a stone thrown in sport by one
Of his playIellows at Dinsmore's school
house. -F.t 2 p 81 2 JFf
The "Philo and Union" and "Franklin
and Washington" Literary Societies Of
the College hold their annual contest In
the Town Hall on the evening of next
Wednesday, March goth. q, s-lRs
/ The Washington borough elections oc.
cur Friday of next week.
The corps Of engineers on the Hemp.
field have left Clokeyville, and are now
encamped near Bentleysville, engaged in
surveying route between the old Hemp.
field line and Pigeon Creek by way of
Hoge's Summit.
On Friday last while Jacob Narigan
was engaged in moving his family, his
wagon slipped off the road, throwing his
vile and little babe, about seven months
old, out on the ground. In the fall the
child's leg was broken in two places, and
we learn that there Is but little hope Of
It's recovery. IA -''s5 6i
On the 9Th inst, while Mr. John Brown
lee, OF Hopewell township was starting
out to haul hay, his horses became fright
ened and started TO run away, when he
was thrown against astump and seriously
hurt, -. .-..'--...
AsoN of John Brownlee, of Hopewell
township, while attending his horses IN
the stable the other day, received severe
kick In the face from one Of them.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March lathe claimant 10
ule Lica6orne estate hopes 10 secure
Dali OF tDNoO to effect lis release from
prison. II ls reported that the prisoner,
u balled, Will be rc'arrcsted on the charge
OF forgery
"; ;NorthDrook tho newly appointed
EiGeroy 70 India, will sail on the 25th.
Inc ltmes says the election Of the new
Doa[a Of Erie directors, elCvating Dix to
the Presidency, Will restore confidence In
American enterprise, Gud consequently
result In afI increase Of tive resources Of the
country:
murphy, the well known temperance
lecturer, Is dead. 1t 10 believed his death
was caused by Injuries received at the
hands Of a mob while delivering lecture
some time since at WhitGhaven.
The Queen has approved Of the grant Of
a pension TO the widow Of Mark Lemon.
The proprietors Of newspaper and Job
printing offices in London arc endeavoring
TO break up the various typographical
unions in the CITY. and A strika IF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-14
The Erie Repeal Bin.

ALBANY, March 1S-The Erie bill was
ordered to third reading this afternoon.
The first section was amended so as 10
restrict the repeal of the classification act
to the Eric Railroad. The second section
was amended by striking out the Chief
Justice as tho person who should appoint
inspectors OF elections and giving that
power 10 the Governor, Attorney General
and Comptroller, and providing that oil
processes properly authorized by law shal
be good, thus preventing the passage o.
any by law prescribing u particular loTm
for processes, and that the directors musi
be residents and citizens ot the United
States.
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River News.

PITTsDuRaII, March 13.-Cloudy. Mo-
nongahela river 4 feet inches and falling.
The Allegheny river is still closed at OH
City. Departed-Argosy, for Cincinnati.
The Exchange and Arlington will wait
for more water.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-River 10 feet
and rising; has risen feet since yesterday.
Departed-Chas. P. Church, for New
Orleans; Il. Il. Hudson, Pittsburgh.
LoUIsvILLR, March 18.-The river has
risen . inches and is still rising slowly,
with feet in the canal and 4 feet O inches
in the chute. Weather cloudy and mild.
Freights offering freely Arrived-MIn.
nicola from Memphis. ....
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Seneca Sand Stone, ,

WAsHINeToN, D. c., March 13.-J. r.
oNiell, a witness before the Committee
on Public Buildings and Grounds testi.
tied that the best Seneca sand stone would
not stand over 10000 pounds pressure to
!le square inch, while that used by Mul.
iett IN the partition and foundation walls
OF the new State Department, would not
stand more than 1000. The walls are
ruined by It's use, twenty places being
cracked and tho stone In ihIi arch is spNi
through. The witness is concerned il
blue stone quarries,
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Galel;gatelEilqlt|tln1ees11: / d u.
TnE Civil Service Advisory Board Il

THE Civil Service Advisory Board is
about ready to present a supplementary
report to the President. The regulations
for carrying into, effect theprinciples laid
down in the general rules adopted the 1st
Of January have all been decided upon,
and are embodied in the report about to
be made. There has been some modlH-
cation Of the original rules made neces.
sary by the limited machinery at the com.
mand Of the commission. For instance
there will be no examination Of Postmas.
ters 0s was originally intended. 4 5sr- {
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA, March iS.-Gov. Harvey will
send the testimony taken By the Senate.
rid Investigating Committee in about a
week. A. Il. Banks, Chief clerk Of the
House, us soon rs lie ascertained that the
resolution directing the Governor 10 send
the testimony 10 Washington did not ap.
pear on the journal or the House, oh.
taincd n copy Of the resolution from Its
author, had it properly recorded, aud
furnished au official copy to the Cover
nor. This clears him from completely in
tho alleged theft Of the bonds.
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Meeting of the michigan Iegisla.
IuFP.

LANSING, March 13.-The Legislature
assembled in extraordinary session at 12
o'clock, nearly all the members being
present. Mersden, Of Bay county, Walk.
er, Of Gennessee, and Hodge, of Jackson,
new members Of the House, were sworn
in and took their seats. A committee was
appointed to inform the Governor that the
Legislature was ready TO receive any
communications he saw proper to make.
The committee in short time reported
that his Excellency would send In his
message at halt past 2 2o'clock, TO which
hour both Houses took recess.
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Programme of the Anti-Grant Re-
ppblicans.

New YoRK, March 1S.-A Washington
dispatch says that the recalcitrant Re-
publicans decided yesterday to send Sena'
tor Upton, probably, TO Cincinnati to
confer with the leaders of the Liberal Re-
publican Convention. Senators Sumner
Trumbull, Schurz, Fenton and Upton
have had repeated conferences, and have
agreed not 10 abide by the action Of the
Philadelphia Convention II 1t nominateE
Grant, bullock to Cincinnati for q candi
date. Sumner Is understood 10 bein favor
-Of Davis. 49, -
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New Icrnrv I.nrisIn,nre,

TRENTON, N. j., March 13.-In the
House resolutions endorsing and laudIng
the official acts Of President Grant, and
commencing his administration as sue
ccssful, economical and highly beneficial
TO the interests of the country were In.
troduced and laid on the table and ordered
printed. The acts Of Congress were also
fully endorsed. The bill to validate the
agreements between companies owning
railroads between New York and PhilS.
delphia belonging 10 united companies
was passed in both houses.
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Mr.. RAMsDELL writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial that the members Of the ia.
panese Embassy wear gloves two sizes too
large and boots two sizes too small, and
that they walk up four flights Of stairs at
the Arlington in order to ride down in the
elevator
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Mn, DUNNELL, Of Mimi, has introduc.
ed in the House bill to repeal the sixth
section or the army appropriation bill of
June so, 1870, which section provides
that the Office Of General and Lieutenant
General shallbe discontinued whenevera a
vacancy shall occur. The bill was refer
red to the Committee on Military Affairs.
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A New Indianapolis Railroad. .

INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-Work on the
Indiana g. Illinois Central Railroad is now
being rapidly put under contract. II Is
under the control Of responsible parties
and when built It will be one Of the most
valuable additions 10 the net work o
roads centering at indianapolis. The road
will be completed and in running order
from Indianapolis 10 Decatur, illinois
within 1S months.
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Ku.Klux Ra,dipg in Tenpessee, e,

NASHVILLE, March el3- Information
has been received here by revenue Off.
GERS that a band of mounted Ku.Klux
were raiding in Bedford county, near
Shelbyville, last night. They whipped q
colored man, special deputy Of James
Mullen, revenue collector, who received
notice that he must leave the county.
Notices OF this kind were sent to other
revenue officers, s..,.. ......
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The Black Hill Gold Discoveries.

d YANKToN, DAK., March IA large
meeting was held last night and presided
over by Gov. Burbank to take action in
reference TO the recent Developments in
Black Hills. Speeches were made by
Judge Brookings, Surveyor General Bea.
die, Secretary McCook and others, and
a universal belief expressed in the rich.
ness Of the gold, lead and other mineral
deposits there, based on the positive
knowledge of persons who have been
there. but indicating 1t as bad policy for
any immediate movement until the con.
sent of the Government Is first obtained.
A committee Of thirteen was appointed 10
prepare q statement based on authentic
information, setting forth the mineral and
agricultural advantages Of this section ol
Dakota. At an adjourned meeting TO be
held next Monday night action will be
taken to represent the facts to the Gov.
ernment and secure It's consent at the
earliest possible moment for opening up
the Black Hill country.
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Train on Deadheads.
From George Francis Trains Speech at cOlul

From George Francis Trains Speech At Colum.
bus.
Everybody and everything is deadhead-
cd in the age Of the Dents. The other
day the palace car from here had five
passengers paid, as l always do, never
accepting acc ISd ggEs. complimentary com linn peause
that mani" asked the conductor. HE
is the editor of the Pod,nunk Stink Phi.
and the other with a iur cap, he Ia our
Representative" "Who Is that small
man with squint Ii his eyer? "He ia
our ex.member Of Congress" fIauphter i
"And that man with himY' "He "a our
local Judge" Laughter.] 30 you see /
paid for the whole shebang. loud
laughter. And that represents the whole
country. How can you get Justice when
pulpit, press, legislators and Judges are
deadheaded3 "That's so."
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The Jnnanese Emhnnau.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-The Prcsi.
dent entertained the Japanese Embassa.
dars ut dinner this evening, together
with other invited guests. Tomorrow
night the Embassy will hold a reception
at the Arlington, TO Which all the dlstIn
guished officers OF the government have
been invited.