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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

Tho New Year Il approaching, and VIC
reasonably look for large addition to our
subscription list from Orange and the nd
Joining counties. We cannot understand
that indifference to the acquisition OF In
formation which leads people to deprive
themselves ofthc newspaper. In this are Of
Intelligence and stirring action, ignomnce
of the transactions of the day betray an
incredible degree Of apathy. The news
upper Il ti,cepitome Of the world. II Is
The perfect reelection Of the times. 1t gives
information ON oil subjects, and no man
unless he hugs ignorance as choice coin-
panion, can affori to he without one. A.
hove all should he sustain his local paper
above all others, remembering that 10 the
reflection ofthe fecilngs and intelligence
81 the community. A local editor Is de-
pendent upon the support Of his own Poo
pic. Hs cannot exist without their cnun
tenance and support We are eiidcayor-
Ing 10 make our paper alive promised.
We shall cndeavor 10 Improve with each
issue. But we must have encouragement
and patronage. tits up hin work without
1t. We will perform our psrt Of the con-
trsct, We expect our people 70 do the same.
Afler the first II January Ne will take
clubs Of SIX OF more at s2oo each. Now Is
the time 70 form them. sa ~ SSH
Our terms are cash IN edvance. No Hnb-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

Last night Green Maybe. acolored man.
who lived about three mile. south west Of
HlIlsboro, Nm town much snsier the In
fs~sncs y IIqucs. Boon amer rcschtng
hss>e ~ enc u,<sccd violeut alsass ofhir
family. He knoek<d his wife down with
a chair. He thsn assaulted sns,, . lad of
Is o. u ysan ~ -. wlss sess<d . sen
ueAudlng ~. rtfwutIng from the hs'u .,
tnxnsd and sha< his father. The ball taking
effect In tn eQkn * the heast causing
Instant death A We 60 70 prssz no ar
r1ehna hs>n Qnds, and tbs jury ~ m
quest hAs "a ~ Pruc~~ied to the fatal
upsus. th~aeh one b being summoaed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25


Edward roll.rI we'll known - . writer
and at one ps6oi Of the vsrsdItor of the
Richmond Eru,ni,scrs diedat Lynehbury
on ths iethfiax. ~ rrrrf',
Near CoIumbIana, Ohio. German d.
literally killed his two littls siauxhtesu.
children respectfully OF the ages of one
and two years. The asnd fed. bat VS.
osertsken and captured and lodged In
jail.
Two negroes entered the grocery n An
Italian in Memphis under prrten~e ofbuy<
Ing some chcess: watching their orport, :
nifty. thcy. knocked the n,sn down.witb {
wagon standard leaving him fur de>d.-
They then ruslssd intosn sdjcurnlRg rprpu
and bcss tho wife Of The italian Into Insrn'
ribllIiy. The little daughter Of the cnup,>
wasa-lecp upon whom they threw heavy
trunk. :Supip-ipg I'll parties wsss dcs]
they procoeded 70 riflc the boess. BET Tx
littIs girl was but siixhtly iajsvvd. ssssF<<
and rpussA the n<igtston, vi.e tpnu1 ~
Nd euuvls velserias II sh<lr 49, sss<
ti,e a~assinz gsn~ Tbs neuppss - re
asrxs&~d, Ht - n ~
The Rev. Fsah<r Mslvsy. a IT, ~1Aot1
eheeph n Ps&seuaesg - vt@or 0roror
|esshe D.oe<>s = Virgins disd 4 y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25
ls NenstIas...

Those who remember the catastrophe
commcmorstci IN the following epItAph,
need no further suggestions 70 . full un'
defstanding of the subject.
In MEnony or DRIvEK NoRwooD.
Who def~rted this lie. Oct. 18th, 1872.
Canine consssdss shed tear.
Your old friend Driver Hes buried here.
Ia youth he Iivsd and prspered well
But from anes,heuc fell. .
Iiis body's here, his souls in---weil
Ees II kpevr wosldu't tell.
Rest, poor old dag, frnu svsry strife.
Yoar dessh ives easiss than your life.
Aud tlsh ons line shall. grace your tomb,
'.0shsns, Hssx and ehIoroforin scaled
NY DOOM" Srca 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25


The January nun,bsr n thIs Magazine
II before us. Each numoer becomes more
attractive, and shows morc thorough care
towin and deserve popularity and patron
age. It's eontensr, restricted by the pres
ent size III tie periodical arc not large,
but most excellent. Among them are ''rhe
Inventor Of porcelain" Notes Of travel
In Colombia /" " Future changes In the
earth y "The Black watch with "a 90
pious historical and scientific Summary.
wsadviss III vi ], d,sire pleasant and In
structIve reading, put forward Ina most
attractive form, 70 sub~crlbe Price 500
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Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

hsAshfSSS hh~sa ASNNNhsse - EhystbctAsAe~
We have received sSm citizen Of Cas-
well. n. c.. . sketch route Of q narrow
gauge Road from DAnviiie to Fayetteville,
NC. This rosd viii run by Leasburg,
Pea RIdgc. Pmspect Hin. Hillsboro, and
Piitd,oso, and give facilities for the franc
portation ofali the tobaccs,s from Orange,
PERSON ind Csxwell To aur town. The
road could Be constructed II mere nom
inal cost, asthe country through which Il
would pass y comparatively level. There
Is one strctclI oftwenty-tw mIIcs between
Leasburg and Cedar Grove without sin
gle Hill. The track might lie laid on the
ground with hut little work. This Road
would be an Important contributor to our
commercial interests. opening up, an Il
would, q large score ofcountry whose COM
municalIons can only l,e made by wagons.
The Immense freight and travel over the
road, In comparison with the cheapness OF
It's construction, ought u recommend II Ia
the consideration Of our capitalists. II
the management Of the Lynchburg and
Danvilie TOAD will turn their atten.
tion % this matter, they VIII meet cncour-
agement and assistance from All meu Of
influence and means alongtllc route
~ We clip the above from the Dam
vile Register, and II h Tie arst adoAoptic
information we have had on the sufls>
That such q road has received the serious
consideration Of the projectors, there 10 no
r,om do doubt, since It u scheme Of the
Baltimore aud ohio road 10 reap some Of
the furits ofsouthern trade and travel now
threatened to be monopolizcd by the
Pennsylvania Central. The projected road,
II nm extension Of the road now approach
ing completion between Danville and
Lynchbnrg. The point Of interest to this
community Is the course 1t will take
after leaving Danville. It'll vitality Inn
portrait that we should bcstir ourselves 10
secure its passage by the points indicated
In the communication by the Register,
otherwise other communities alive Ia the
importance of the work will he ahead OF
us. llil.sboro must be made n point ON the
road. II offers to open M to us direct
communication with the North, while 1t
gives US better control Of the trade OF
ncighborlng counties than We have ever
yet had, and by connecting the upper
country directly with Fayetteville, rcu-
mites II with M alliance long since bro
ken. Moro than all, 1t will I've the means
Of rouslng our town from the lethargy
which presses upon II, aud stimulating It's
siumbcring energies into life. 1t will do
more than all else besides TO establish and
Ok the character oftllis point as tobacco
market without q rival ia the State. No
doubt the matter VIII Ike pressed upon tho
Legislature. Let our business men he ON
the alert and secure the prize, and Mt oil
events interest themselves about the Local
ton Of the Line. GU
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

We extend the compliments II the sea
son TO our readers, and vlsh them . full
and happy enjoyment Of the season. and
many returns Of unaaated youthful sest
in Its festivities and pleasures.
No Taper will - issued from this Office
next week, which Bin accordance with
immemorial usage and pf which no ono
will reasonably complain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

The Rssso~tp. menticsp the death Of
Henry nsIlnck. 81 .st shs aEr ~ 100 ycarr.
lie vas ske Oldest white man n Robc~on
On. Ne had voted q every Presidential
election sincs NJ daysof Washington, and
last Augpsf odu i've miIe~ % bprseh~ck
to voss the Conservative Ticket He had
brvu I esaa,.h<ut msmbsr u The DSl'slst
ekssth ~ any ypan
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

The installation ~ The cfEscess NJ Eagle
T<&lrc, No. n. yin take place on ~.
Johns day the s7tn inst, In the Methodist
Church.
The rnsmbcn II The church choir, win
please meet all church a 10 o'clock A.
n. on ll,s morning Of that day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

Was very inc!cmeut last wcck. Rain
and sleet were the order Of the day, and
Though desngins tho preparations for
christmas to great degree. still the need
ofrsIn wssso esuat = % reconcile every
enc 10 ~ luconyenlenc.
Clear, Gold w~thcs on Sunday And a
brighter psost,rct M christrnns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

1fxrroxs -SlIghi palm In the side. tho
Nm sud eye assume thick yellow coat,
dlrsSlon h impaired, AN unpleasant ii NIX
Iue ooapafion 1t the pit of tho stomach !
experienced, the bowels are irregular. the
ntad fearful. the memory weakened, some
um1A ! sIight cough. coldDcss ofthc hsnsls
O. A. sfrsstIsne- Ic-s 81 appetite sud at
Co., snns1xsnl craving fbr food. dizziness
dfth>S>osd. depressed spirits., feeling Of
anepsutpsy. ~ iAving Iefs something un-
d.. ~ cam't tsll what u - Take SIM
moS.S'LrvER REGULATOR, II viii
Itssevs "a unpleasant fseiings and make
- yell. ,. ?. - 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

rTiIi.ERs COMPOUND ssRUPef IiORE-
ltI iiDtlND L. n SINE crge for Coughs. colds,
a.. Prize - .cen.s per bottle. Any Nmnl--ae
M,rciant cf Richmond can supply orders FOR IL:
The attention Of North Carolina Druggists and
country Merchants Is .-lccia lly rn.led 20. q.
Orders for Drugs, Medicines.and fancy articles,
Gllcd promfji, lr
POLK MILLER. Apothecary.
Corner 5it and Marshall street.
Get. X. Richmond. w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

An,e drove, sfhnp rreeched here on.
eandsv night fsnm the valley Of Virginia.
The dove numbered eight hundred when
81 len home, but hasbccn LARGELY reduced
Isy - The hoss are In nne condition,
and Of good ~. II y the hrrt drove that
has passed through sincs the ~sr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25

scms sfthe finest beef We have sver
esen IN on market wns broushtin IN town
last week. Hind quartsp were sid for
= css PERM and forcqu enat4. TIE sup
ply hss been abus.iaat siarisg the winter,
sand low prices have ruled.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-12-25


when I issrd ths prospectus for the
Heeonles, u was with the expectation MI
speedy enlargement of the paper and the
prise * ukscxipsla~ wss prspsrtioned 70
Ahs nseaItxtssl inerseue ln slzs. Finding
Il impractIcabls Or THE present TODD 30 I
have determined T. return 70 the original
r.tss. anA The papeswils b. Issued 1t the
tsrsns named tslow. Those who have
Subscribed alfeedy vii be furnished the
paper 70 period proportioned to tho re
duction in rates.
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Terms Of subscription " the Recorder.
For year. $3.50.
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

4. The election IN the old ssNorth Slater is
still In doubt. An official count will be nee
essary to determine it. Both partieA claim a
victory by aslnail majority. The 1.egisla-
ture is Democratic on joint ballot by Is ma
tority. The administration used every MEATS
within its power TO carry the State. Money
was itldiscrimninately circulated and tile best
speakers In the Grant faction canvassed the
State. There was no fusion OF Liberal Re-
publicans and Democrats on the ticket. Al
though supported by botIB Liberals and Dem
ocrats. the ticket WAS nominated before the
Cincinnati Convention, and was straight out
Democratic.
Since writing the above the following dis
patches have been received, placing the suc-
cess OF the Democracy beyond doubt:
WILMINGTON, Aug. 6.
The Star and Journal both claim Merri-
mans election by about 500 majority.
RALEIGH, Aug. 8.
The official returns to-day from the coiin-
ties already heard from change but little the
aggregate estimate already given, and the
Democrats still hold some six hundred on
the Democratic majority OF 1870 There are
eleven counties To hear from which, it is
conceded, will hold the vote of 10. The
Republicans are Respondent and the Demo-
Gratis hopeful. Both parties figure with APP
proximating results. Information from the
west tins evening will doubtless decide the
matter. with the chances at present in favor
Of Merriman.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

From Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE. August 2.
Lieut., Wheeler's great scientific exploring
expedition completes its departure to-nor-
row morning for Northern Arizona and Eas-
tern Nevada. The party comprises LOO men,
with nm extensive outfit Of mules, wagons.
supplies, etcs
Extraordinary efforts now being made to
mite the entire anti Mormon and apostate
vote Tor Delegate to Congress, on General
Maxwell.
SALT LAKE, August 5.
tits Thought that Maxwell, for Delegate,
has received about $500 votes in the Terri
tory, which the Tribune believes is !. majori-
Is of all the legal votes cast. as large pro-
portion OF the Aiormons are neither natives
nor nathtalized. The Liberal Press assert
without contradiction that the School of the
prophets, BY direction of Brigham Young,
ihstigated the outrage last Saturday night.
There is an excitement to-day over reported
rich bodies of ore struck by the tunnel Coni-
parry ut Little Cottonwood.
Horace Meyers, one Of the editors Of the
Mining Journal, was assaulted in the Street,
last night, by Mormohs:
Reporters OF the Gentle press are denied
access to the records of the police court.
Citizens are 81 1ning call tor public meet
ing in the cause Of free speech in front Of the
Salt Lake House next Saturday night.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
New York.

NEW YORK, August 8.
The Tribune states that Chief Justice Chase
is suffering only from 3 nalarlous attack.
The brain is unclouded.
NRw York, Aug. Z.
A Brownsville, Texas, special says: The
details of the Mexican outrage, as given be-
Iore the Commission, are shocking. Men
are made poor in single day in crossing
their herds over the river, which is a weekly
occurrence. Men are killed for dollar
tribute. There is reigr of blood in the
country, and people are armed day and night.
A Raleigh special to the Times says Cald-
we'll is elected by one thousand majority.
A Herald dispatch claims that the latest
returns give Merriman 701 majority, accord
Ing to the Democratic count; but adds that
it is absolutely impossible to decide until the
official vote is brought i'm.
The Tribune says its returns elect Cald-
well by four hundred majority, but it is not
disposed to give up the State OH the present
showing.
The Tribune says the Grand Jury yester-
day indicted Jennings. of she Times, for libel
against Fitzpatrick.
European advices state that ex-Emperor
IS about to visit Carlsbad. The Austrian
Government sent him a note expressing their
qualification at his assurance. He hopes to
avoid any diplomatic explanations by his
presence in Bohemia.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08


T. B. Gray and others are now exploring
tho country between Middle Greek Canyon
and the Yellowstone river, with the view Of
finding shorter and probably better route
Of travel to the celebrated Ycllowstane Hot
Springs. The present road i very circuit
QUE, the visitor To those wonderfully curative
being compelled to describe horse
shoe III his course thereto from Bozeman ;
and even by this roundabout direction he
finds several miles utterly impossible for ye-
iiicles. Should tile exploration be success
ful, it will result in . saving Of onc-third Of
the distance OF the existing route. The let
ter G affords very correct diagram OF the
old route, and the proposed new one-the
former cling illustrated by the shape Of the
letter, and the latter by drawing line straight
across from one termination of it to the
other. It is suggested that the new route,
If found practicable, shall be denominated
the Lake Route, as old hunters report chain
OF beautiful lakelets nestled among tie sum-
mits between the head of Middle Greek and
the Yellowstone and this feature, too, in
sures us that great portion Of the new route
would be of the most picturesque character
for that reason alone making it the more ac-
ceptabie to the tourist. It is believed the
survey will run the new road along the South
shore OF Bozeman Lake, twelve miles from
town--a mountain lake vt least square
mile in extent, and famous for the quality
and quantity Of it's trout. We will probably
be able to give our readers ullreport Of the
exploration Of Mr.. Gray and party.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
Telegraphic Notes.

Covington and Newport, KY, and Louis
Vile, have elected the peoples ticket.
The New York Times claims that North
Carolina has gone Republican. The Legisla-
ture is Democratic on joint ballot by IS ma
jority.
The reduction Of the public debt for Au-
gust will be So, oOo, 600
There are six hundred persons in the City
prison of New York.
The election ID Salt Lake City went off
peaceably. Cannon. the Mormon candidate,
was elected to Congress, as q matter OF
course.
The Democratic and Liberal Convention of
the Fourth Congressional District Of Ohio,
have dominated w. G. Winons.
A.terrihle tornado passed over Harrisburg,
Pa, on the 9Th, blowing down many build
ings.
BY tile burning Of an oil we'll at Tltusvillr,
Ohio, on the 9TH. two persons lost their lives
and several were badIs injured.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

FARMERS CIUB.-The folfowidg from the
Gazette we publish for the consideration Of
our farmers:
Some of the most prominent intelligent
and influential farmers in this vicinity have
informed its that they f.vor the policy Of or
ganizing farmers club, not for the purpose
OF extortion or imposition on others. but for
their own protection. This policy has been
adopted Ill many parts Of the States, and
wherever It has been inpartially carried out.
has worked well, and We can see no valid OBJ
lection to Its adoption by the farmers OF this
valley. They certainly have as much right
to protect their own interest as mechanics
and merchants have their. Amerchant bugs
his goods iii the Eastern markets, brings
them here 1t considerable expense; Is taxed
for the privilege Of selling them. He must
put certain per cent. on their sale above
cost and carriage to make some profit, other
wise he would fail. The farmer invests capt.
tai aud labor Iii the prodnctian OF his crops,
and he must sell them for enough to pay all
expenses and support his famtly. if he does
nothing more. Therefore We can see no OBJ
lection to his using MI lawful means TO pro.
tect himself. 1t is to the advantage Of Al
that every interest should Be successfully
and. protected. that everybody
should be independent. We are OPPOSED 70
rings and cyndicatcs:: Organized to swindle Of
Cypress the markets on tie people; but we
can see 10 objection t6org nnizatjons formed
for 81 Il. protection.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
TERRITORIAL ELECTION.

One Of the most closely contested elections
that has ever taken place in the Territory
has Just franspired. and as the smoke Of the
battle Ii dispersed, the result is apparent to
the most superficial observer--eyen to those
who do not wish to see.
The Territory has been redeemed from the
avaricious g asp of Radicalism which OBJ
tsined the ascendency last year by perver-
sion and fraud. and Montana is the first OF
the sisterhood Of States and Territories to
proclaim her adh sion to the principles upon
which the Presidential canvass of 1877 is be-
Ing conducted, anil her abiding faith III the
patriotism, honesty and craftsmanship of
Greeley and Brown.
The principles adopted at Cincinnati and
BALTIMORE have been flrmly and permanently
migrated into the political sentiment of Mon
talla. and the result of the election on Mon
day was an expression that win carry joy to
tho heart of every patriot In the country.
Mr.. Ciagctt and his friends made every eff
fort to secure his reelection. Every avail
able rxpedient was resortcd to AMI adopted
70 obtain votes. Money. in vast Sums, was
used; secret circulars. distorting facts and
perverting every principle Of truth and hon.
or. were issued and circulated by the Radi-
Gals when they supposed It too late for sue
cessful contradiction. But The incorruptible
integrity of the Democrats and Liberal Re
publicans resisted the netarious expedients
Of the Clacketters. and have elected Major
<,t
get as Delegate from Montana to the next
Congress of the United States after the COM
Ing session.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08

4 : Y
Col. James L. Fisk, the "Old Man. Of the
Helena Herald, formerly one Of its editors,
and Of late Its able Washington and Eastern
correspondent, closes an interesting letter to
a friend iii Helena, in which he declares llim-
self for Greeley, Brown and Maginnis. and
says if he had been, in Montana during the
canvass he world have taken the stump Cor
Maginnis, because he would be power Tor
the good OF Montana which 10 other dele
gate has thus approached with the follow
ing sentiment:
Il tell you that the country at large, and
Montana in particular, has had quite enough
OF the other thing. For myself must ex-
claim: From Grantism, from. plundering
Indian rings. and from big headed, egotisti-
cal asses in Congress, good Lord deliver us
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1872-08-08
North Carolina Election.


WILMINGTON, Aug. 6.
COMPARISON of official returns with repor-
ted m aforities show errors in halt the coun-
ties. Both parties are hopeful. Nothing but
an Official count will decide the election.
CHICAGO, August 8,
A Washington special gives the dispatch
from Perry. the Internal Revenue Supervi-
sor, to Commissioner Delano, saving that
North Carolina had gone Republican. but as
the dispatch is at variance with all others re-
celved, it is not fully credited. 1t is believed
that if the State has gone Republican, Sena-
tor Pool would have SO telegraphed. but
nothing has been received from him. The
latest Democratic dispatches say the State is
Den,oc ratio, but by less majority than
claimed yesterday 5000.