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The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

NTONTsKLLE

The Democrats OF MONTNILI4E are requested
meet at the North Ridge Meeting House. on
Saturday, June 18th, at s o clock T. NJ to choose
delegates to the State Convention, and transact
any other business that they may think best.
Part r1p
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

The Democrats Of PROSPECT are requested to
meet in Caucus at the school House, in District No.
3 Saturday, the 18TH day OF June at O'Clock, +
NJ, for the purpose OF eecting delegates to attend
the Democratic Convention, 10 be holden at Bangor
the 18th day OF .iunr.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
MARRIED..

In Incolnve June 9 by Edward p Hahn, Esq,
Randall +. Young and Ellen d. Frohock. both of l..
In Islesboro, June Frederick A. Perkins of Cas-
tine and Mary E. Warren, OF /.
In Palermo, May %, Norwell Jones and Emma
Plummer both OF z.
In Rockport, May %, Charles N. Cameron of r.
and Fannie NJ. Hail OF Rockhnd
In Eden, May y. Elbridge q. Young ana Philena
b. Gray, both Of r.
In Roekl,nd, June /, Joseph N. Candage, of Blue
hill and Sarah F. Daggett, OF st, George. Also May
II, John W. Genther and Martha j. Achorn, both OF
Waidoboro. Also June 3, Edwin II. Pratt and Mary
A. Chapman. Also Philander W. Rowell and Ellen
V. l'inkham. Also May 49, VIM, G. Rice, and Ava
}. bunker.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
DEALERS IN SECURITIES
DE- n. wv. Pollard

Has taken office A. F. Pote x Cos :. Saloon
on kendusEeas Bride, BANGOR, where he viii re-
main until NOV. lst Those wishing to consult him
can do 50 free OF charge.
Bangor, May 10, 49,, omit
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
CE AIRS MONT

The Democrats OF sEARsMONr are requested
to meet At Gilmores Hail. on Saturday the 18th
INST, at O'Clock 7. NJ, to choose delegates at
tend the State Convention to be held at Bangor
the 18th inst. Per order of town Committee.
Searsmont, June Z, 1872.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
SEARSFORI.

SATURDAY. brought new o! the death of Capt.
Edmund Pendleton OF this place master of the
stockton brig Caprera, who died in New York
ol the small poX. He was son OF Capt. Chas.
pendlelon, W no died in the West Indies a few
wears AGO, and two sons died at the same tlme
since which another son has died in the army
This family seems to be singularly unfortunate.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

A Young man from Unity was in town last
week with an OK team. and while htching 4
chain lie used his finger for a tii Or. Williams
says it was as smooth an ampuation ~ he has
seen for Il long time. The young man don't
use his fingers for tids now.
The prospects of fair hay crop are good III
this section.
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13
BANK OF DEPOSIT.
+. A. IIaWley \ Co.,
BAN X ERS,

No. Des"nshire. cor. State St. Boston.
Four per cent. interest allowed on depoits
accounts, subject to check, drawn as on any City
Bank.
out town depositors will have their remttances
and collections promptly acknowledged.
We do General Banking and Commission Bust
ness, negotiate Bonds, Stocks, Notes and other
Securities, make collections throughout United States
and Europe. As
DEALERS IN SECURITIES,
we invite inquiries relating to investments, and
give below the prices OF few Of the most desirable
Bonds
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota - 90 10
indianapolis, Bloomington and Western - 50
LoganS sport, CraH tOrdvlle and S. w, IS o.
Chesapeake and Ohio Us "
Connecticut Valley - %
New York and oswego ~ 95
L. ). Bonds aud other marketable Securities allow
ed tul price in exchange. sp3m31
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

Atwood NJ. Newell. of Belfast while in his
Stave mill in this town on Monday. fell through
the flooring upon the drum OF the shaft, which
was running At the time Both of his ley. were
broken, and his escape from instant death was
wonderful
The Republican journal., 1872-06-13

On Tuesday afternoon, as the schooner Sarah
Ann, Capt Colllmer, of Lincolnvile was at
anchor AT Lobster Cove. John Henry Warren
while at work aloil, fell to the deck, striking on
his head. He lived only halt an hour. Capt.
c. Immediately got under way and brought his
body to Lincolnvile.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
Attention Postmassersi

On the 2lst day Of December last, we
mailed a package to Capt. ]. r. Allison,
Worthwhile, N. c., and paid the postage
on 1t. Morrisville is Depot on the N. c.
r. R. and strange to say said package has
not arrived there to this day. And on the
9th ult. we mailed letter to the Captain
concerning his bills, which he did not get
until the Bird Of Jan-1s72! Now, we
would like to know what has become OF
that missing package, and what delayed
our letter ofthe 9th. Can the Mail Route
Agents ON the N. C. II. r. furnish US any
Information? Why should that package
get lost in going few miles, and why
should 1t take whole week for letter to
go from Hillsboro to Morrisville? There
Is screw losse somewhere-awfully loose
F-and we would like 70 detect u.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

tTThere are not less than round thou
sand men in Orange who regularly borrow
the Recorder and read II. Why do they
not subscribe for the paper like gentlemen
and clever fellows? Ifthe paper is not all
they would have IL TO be, they ought to en-
courage II from County pride, II for MOTH
ing else; at any rae they ought to blush
for shame when they read It at another's
expense. Horrible as we look upon sheep
stealing, we had almost as soon be caught
collaring nelghLor's favorite ycw as ma
king a practice Of borrowing paper that
we oughtto encourage by our patronage
and which we are as able TO pay for as we
would be TO spend ten times the amount
annually In whisky No offence Is inten-
ded for any particular borrower, but, my
close-fisted, skin-flnt, small potato friend,
n THE cap Cts you must wear Il. This Dor
rowing busiuess has become crying evil
ofwhich many our subscribers complain.
They say that they seldom get chance
TO read the paper In consequence Of Dor.
rcwen who'are IS able to pay for the paper
as they arc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

bonum, and came from Thos. ID. Tinnin's
who has more of the same sort, just re-
ceived from Geo. /. Herring a Co, ofRich-
mond, Va. We suspect the donor his
heart isa big as his head and every pulsa-
ton gushes out generous deed. Who
in this town but that finished gentleman,
DIR. Gn, would have rendered the
printer such a G hristmas treat?
We also tender thanks to our young
friend Thos. McCully, of Danville, Va. for
bottle Of Log Cabin Whisky sent us by
the hands of Mr.. Edgar Adams. OF course
it's good article, for McCully keeps not
only the pretticst Saloon South but The
finest Liquors. common article can'tcn-
ter his door. Aud we Xix ewise received BY
Express on Christmas bottle or sold Do
minion Rye Whisky" from tho house Of
McCully q Barnard, Danyillc, for which
we return thanks. The Express freight on
this package rather got US, though the IL
quor was all right and our Foreman real
~ enjoyed tive being moderate samp-
eronly, and still In the notion Of joining
one Of brother Ramsey's temperance socie-
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
RALEIGH.
[From oIlr own Correspondent.l

The New Years dinner went off sue
cessfulIy. Plenty to eat. And many a
little shrivelled up stomach stood out like
an old field gourd. The originator of this
dinner was DR.. Blacknall of the Yarbor-
ough. We know It because ole day when
going out of his hotel to the Cdrohnida
Office he beckoned to us and suggested the
idea at the same time, handing us his
manuscript. Weput 1t in shape and did
up. Credit to whom credit Is due. Near
one thousand poor children got their bel
lies full for the first time In many years
and on the first day Of 1872. A good O.
men.
Buta better omen than that Is that our
friends Pescud, Lee & Co, the best Drug
gists in the South, paid as five dollars for
renewal Of their advertisement in the
Hillsboro Recorder, I and II was the first
time that we wrote 1872
There was no quorum in either house
to-day, Tuesday. Col. Withers of the
House and Col. Brown Of the Senate were
both in their seats, but Paylor of the House
was absent-these being the members
from CasweII. Jordan, the Senator, aud
Barnett, the Representative. from Person
county were both absent. We have notli.
ing TO say about tile hardness of these pub
lie servants only: that II In the old times
of slavery private servant had done so,
and was SO long about coming to bis work,
his coat ,0ouId have TO come OF.
They are talking about impeaching
Judge Logan, and the resolution to do it
is now In the bellies OF several Senators.
We know nothing of Judge Logan. He
may be hard case like several other
Judges we wot OF and who ought to be
impcached ms much so as Judge Logan.
Our Impression Is that the best thing
these Honorable Senators can do Is 10 adj
journ and go home. BY so doing they
will save the State as much money as the
cost Of Impeachment will come to. But
ifthey are determined to impeach Judges
this time, don't let them stop at Logan
but even go to the T In the alphabet !" lift
takes them all the summer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
IRZC.

Here's bumper to the New ear that
had its advent in tears OF the heavens and
sigh and tear for 1871. But we're not
going to borcpur readers with honily
on the the new orold Year, We simply
mean to express a wish for the happiness
ofevery body and the rest Of mankindt the
current year, and 10 remark;
The Senior has been associated with this
paper two years, during which time he
has had encouragements and discourage
mcnts--but much noreof the last than the
first. To say that we have reaped the en-
enlargement we expected from this town
and County, would be saying that which
is not 50. Nevertheless IL would be un-
grateful we did not return our thanks to
a large number Of the good people of Or
ange for tho lively interest they have ma
infested in sustaining a live newspaper In
Hillsboro' We sincerely thank all such.
The indications of appreciation from men
ofintelligence and enterprise, have buoy
ed US up and Encouraged US onward. But
we have to complain that for every dozen
subscribers III this County there are two
dozen who read the paper weekly without
subscribing for 1t, and cvince no DISPOSE
tion to encourage the enterprise. We es-
pecially thank the few business men Of
this town who have generously patronized
us In more ways than one. May their
shadows never grow less.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

1.-THE Legislature chooses TO give us the
State Printing we will take il at q fair,price
by the quad. EN- and do the work equal TO
Boston style. There shall be no "botch"
work palmed off on the State, and no
wrong measurement, by the letter m orr
clinical measurement land just here we
want the Legislature to tell us what it
means by clinical measurement no prin-
ter can tell. II Is something new under
the sun 70 Us. We reckon IL means mea-
surfing corn or spirits.) We have done a
heap Of hard work 10 build up the waste
places In North Carolina-make big men
out Of small materials-and In the days OF
yorc led men to the polls, when par
ties and Country were worth battling for.
But aiasl those parties and that Country
persisted by the war, and here we are, at
sen, without rudder or compass, trying to
keep the Radicals from running the Ship
Of State into the whirlpool Of Scyila. But
we started TO say that while we have work.
ed hard for the State from 1885 up, not q
crumb from the public table has been of
fered us. Perhaps we are TO blame for not
asking for bone or something of the sort.
Phrenologists tell US that we are too mod
est and lack "brass'I
But pshaw! we now remember that We
are "bannedIn banned by virtue OF having
been 8 cent Postmaster. The Junior
Editor, however, can take hecontract and
the Senior can help TO do the Printing
Whether he can be ''electedn-shouId he
be candidates. the question. He emit
cred the war as a private at the first bounc-
ing ofthe ball and came out OF IL at Apo
mattox G. H., after the surrender. He lost
his last red cent ON the lost cause and re-
ceiyed nothing In return but Minnie ball
put through his neck. His service on the
field Of battle may make against his cleo
ton, especially II Il be made known that
be served his Country throughout the war
trith Exemption papers IN his pocket which
his patriotism declined. Had he skulked
or hept out Of the war, as he might have
done, probably he would now stand bet
ter chance TO be elected Public Printer -
Will he enter the field as a candidate?-
The Senior cannot say-he can do so OF
decline. 1.-The consents TO run and gets
defeated he can bear IL now fully as well
as he bore IL at Appomattox.
Perhaps IL Is proper to remark here that
the Junior is In Raleigh and knows moth.
Ing about this article. His being candI.
date Is suggestion Of our own-seeing
that we 1.-THE SENIOR are banned by tbs
foclishness and tyranny Of Congress. We
know the Legislature would delight In
eIecsing as V we were not banned, because
we didn't shoot gun during the war;
We however did some tall yelling when
our boys cleaned out the enemy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
tTIt becomes necessary for "a to reduc

UIt becomes necessary for us to reduce
our Business to the cash system; conse-
quently no more subscribers will be taken
on the credit principle. Those who have
paid up to January 1872, and whose term
Of subscription expired with 1871, will
please accept our thanks for their patron
age and call and renew their subscription
for the current year. II any such prefer
10 stop their patronage we hope they will
do scat once, as we wish TO know what
calculations 10 make for running this pa
per In the future. Those who are owing
us for or more years must not think hard
Of ~ five stop the paper TO their address
and proceed to collect by law; we cannot
give them longer indulgence. Ifyou want
this paper pay foritin advance; ifyou doa'i
want II don't steal It or borrow it and read
II at another persons expense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

The Judge seems TO be waking up the
Ku Klux In Alamance, Orange and Gull
ford. We have no complaint 10 make II
he arrests the guilty only and makes the
arrests according to law and upon reputa-
BILE evidence. But it lis represented 10 us
that he intinisddtes and brides confessions!
If this be true he deserves to be kicked off
the Bench! He has no right to arrest men
and frightenior bride them into confession
Establish such proceedings and Judge
Tourgee can In "a hours get sufficient evil
dence to hang himself as high as Hannah,
III he desires it, as the murderer of Out
law and Stephens too. Aye, and can DO
convicted Of Barn-burning. BY the way,
why isit that tliehell-hounds Of Justice arc
not heard yelping on the tracks Of Barn
burners? And why are they not heard
barking on the track Of Leagueites, guilty
ofwhipping and numbering colorcd and
white men simply because they did not
vote to please the League! Let US hear OF
the same industry displayed by the Judge
TO hound down Ku Klux TO catch aud pu-
nish League murderers and incendiaries.
We protest against the '.fun" being a one-
sided game. Sauce for the goose should
be sauce for the gander-and that's what's
the matter with the disturbed peace OF the
Country.
We dare say the Judge hears daily full
bushel of the basest and most Infamous
lies! For example, at Alamance court Inc
sent to Orange and had five men arrested
TO be taken before him, and someway or
somehow, they gave the Officer the slip
one at a time--and the report reached the
Judge that party Of disguised men took
them from she Officer! And thereupon
the Judge got mad and swore vengeance
against Orange. But 10! there wasn't a
grain oftruthin thestory, any further than
the prisoners seeing a nights lod cement
In Jail before them and wishing to avoid Il
got a chance to get away from the OH
Ger Ia radical, so-called,) and gave him the
dodge.
The Grand Jury Of Alamance found
bills of indictment against 100 men for
outrages in that county. True bills have
been found against James Bradshaw, M.
Thompson, Jesse Thompson. Michael Jcer,
George Mebane. Henry Robinson, George
Rogers, John s. Dixon, Walter johnson,
Van Buren, Mott, Thomas Tate, David
johnson, Curry Johnson and James John
son for the murder Of Wyatt Outlaw. Jas.
Bradshaw and Michael Thompson tied
lic rope round 0utia,o's neck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
Cow will Want Tail again in Ely
Time!

must say TO my customers tina. must
have what they owe me ut once. My Fall
purchases will be due from the LIST to the
middle of December. Do come up aud
settle at once, without further invitation.
1 heed every twenty five cents that Is due
me. want to be In condition 10 accom-
modate you again. As said at the be-
ginning, the COW will want tail again In
fly time. / can not wait until you cell
Tobacco or Produce. Ny creditors will
not wait for me. Ifyou have no money
bring Flour, Corn, Oats, Wheat, anything
that can turn into money. / am really
needy. / am not able TO keep up the
Stock unless you come upat once and set
tie. | am in earnest. I am talking 10
each man that owes me. Please come and
see me at once. G. M. PARKS.
Noy % 4 +.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases or the Throat and Lungs,
such aa Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
n,& (~um..x..wxtssx.

ana LOnBumpnon.
Probably never before IN the whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won 90 widely and 30
deeply upon tho confidence OF mankind, as .nis
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series OF years, and among most
Of the races Of men Il has risen higher and higher
In their estimation, II has become better known
Its uniform character and power 20 cure The va
rious affections Of the lungs and throat. haya
made Il known as n reliable protector against
them. Whllo adapted % milder forms Of diseas8
and 10 young children, II Is at the same time tho
most efectual remedy that can be given for iDcp
lent consumption. and the dangerous afeetio4
OF the throat and lungs. As a provision agaiA
sudden attacks Of Croup, Il should be kept on
hand IN every fhmily, and indeed as all arc some
times subject 70 colds and coughs, all should be-
provided with this antidote for Uem.
Although settled Consumption Is thougflin
curnble, stii great numbers Of eases 'ehsre the
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored 30 sound health
BY the Cherry PICTORIAL. 80 complete Is 10
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them yield 20 H.
when nothing else could reach them, under The
Cherry PICTORIAL they subsidc and disappear.
stngers .asd Pu6isc Speakers find great
protection from 10
Asihma Is always relieved and oflen wholly
cured by Il.
bronchitis Il generally cured By taking ne
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses.
SO generally arc fts virtues known, that we
need NOT publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

Christmas Presents worth Acknowledging,
On Saturday before Christmas We receiv-
cd large box by Express from Danville,
Va, and on opening found II filed with all
manner Of beautiful toys for children and
: the most delicious fruit and sponge cake,
candy, mince-meat, brandy peaches, &c.
Itwas present from IKE RAfNEs, the IL
lustrlous misunderstanding Of Old San
ia Claus; aud we assure him that the little
folks andthe big ones too enjoyed the rich
contents Of that Christmas box. How
p'easant-when forgotten and snubbed at
home'-to find yourself kindly rememb-
cred by friends abroad And az one good
turn deserves another, we expect 70 show
friend RArvfs that we appreciate
his generous kindness, by an occasional
reference tohis magnihcentC Confectionery,
Toy and Fancy-article emporium, as the
Headquarters OF Old Kris Kringle, which
towers llke a glantover pIgmy above all
catch-penny rivals that pop up their heads
tncountry-towns aud vend -four for can
dy and antiquatei rubbish for toys TO a
muse children. RAIEEs keeps nothing
common IN his establishment HE can
''les are fresh and the finest In the world
r-unmixed with -four and poisons-and
here Zoo can be found IN profuslon all the
choice fruits Of creation, and tho incest
cakes that ever adorned avoiding table.
When you visit Danville go and zee IKE
RA1sEs.
Z. We also beg to return thanks to an un-
known FRIEND IN Hlllsboro' for the pre-
sent ola fine canvassed ham as Christ
mas present We never stuck tooth In
abetter article Of ham; II was magnum
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Aguc. Intermittent Fever,
Chin Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever. 60,
and indeed all the affections which arise
nom malarious, marsh, or miasmstio
poisons.
As its name implies, u does Cure, md dees MOI
fhii. Containing neither Arsenic, Qninine, Bis
mnth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, Il Ia nowise Injuries any pa
tent. Tho number and importance OF rs euIes
IN the ague districts, are literally beyond account,
and we believe without parallel In The history
OF Ague medicine. Our pride is gratlfo4by The
acknowledgements we receive Of The radical cures
effected m obstinate cases, and whore other rem
edies had wholly Allied.
Unacclimated persons, either resident IN, On
travelling through mlasmatio localities, VII be
profccted BIZ taking tho 4aUE CUHk daily.
For Erc- Conspiofnfs, arising from torpid
ity Of Tho Liver u u an excellent remedy, stinx
hitting ne Liver Into healthy activity.
FOR Bilious Disorders and Liver Complkintss
Il an excellent remedy, producing many krn
remarkable cures, where other medicines no
Prepared By DIR. .. @. ArrR q Co, rrsesie
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, -
sold an round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BorrLK~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1872-01-03

In view Of the fact that League outrag
es gounwhipt ofjustice and Ku Klux iout-
RACES have pretty well ceased and would
never have happened had the Courts pua-
ished Barn-burner, Ravishers, &C., as
they deserved, itwould not be bad idea
for the Legislature to pass an Amnesty
Bin pardonlng the past and requiring
good behavior In the future.