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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

The Memphis Appeal says let It'll bo un-.
dcrstOod, once for all, that what Mr.. Davis
says Mr.. Davis is alone responsible for
Then. Mr.. Davis. met us AZ phiIippi. We
should have invited you before, but wero
afraid We should have to meet the whole
Southern Confectionery.
flames should be elected Governor II
Mississippi Butler will rule his feeble
minded son-in-law. aud bo the real Gov
ernor ofthe State. sIn that case we should
witness the conjunction Of the Father Of
Lies.
The President is not o. member Of any
religious order, an d troubles his head very
little about church matters. The only
doctrine that 10 Believes in isthat ofrsaI
prsseats.
Ex-GovernorFo 10 bis "Reminiscences
iAeShibiting too much spleen against Mr.
JsGorson Davis Mr.. Davis's friends may
haie forgiven Mississippi for ropudiatiOn
andall that sortof thing. but they can nev-
or forgive her the wrong she did tho upper
house Of Congress wllco. in cIectinga Uni
ted States Senator. she put her Footo
in il. Courier Jv,Tmal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
sAvAGELIPE IN AFRICA.
Hsmm Sacrtscesom The Amasons n Da.
Lo,ay

An Englishman, Mr.. J. A. skctehly. has
just returned from Dshomy, on the west
coast Of Africa. and Is now furnishing
some interesting illustrations from bis
sketch book 70 the illustrated London News.
For six months Mr.. sketehly was the guest
Of the King. BY whome he was very bospi-
tabIey treated. He is The only white man
that has been admitted in the private apart
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

A Frenchman being about to remove
his shop his landlord inquired the reason
stating at the same time that II was con-
sldered very good stahd for business
Tile Frenchman replied, .oh yes, he's q
very good stand for de business. Me stand
all day; for nobody come to make me
move.
A German statistical writer remarks
that the invention Of the sewing machine
has enabled one woman to sew much as q
hundred cohld sswbg hand century ago,
but he continues, one woman now demands
as much clothing as hundred did . CEN
tury ago, 50 that matters are r5t much
changed after all.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
THE LOVERS.

Tho following charming picture Il an
other itIsf1ent In that Devils Progress,
from whose experiences you published last
week 'eTaJ Dying Hebrews Prayer to
which, y i3sufllclent praise 70 say, 1t Is a
worthy pendant A. M. X.
He stood bcside cottage lone,
And listened 10 lutte,
One aummef eve, when the breczo was
gone,
And the nightingale was mute,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

According TO analysis, the dried onion
contains from 25 to so per cent. Of gluten.
and ranks in this respect with the nutriti-
ous pea and The grain.
II is not merely as a relish that the way
faring Spaniard cat his onion with bis hum
bic crust Of bread but it's because expo
rience has long proved that, like the cheese
Of - English labOrcr, it helps to sustain
his strength also, and adds. beyond what
its bulk would suggest. to the amount or
nOurishment which his simple neal sup
plies. --Ezzraa from Monthly Report of
Department Of dwicaltare for July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

A Tcre Haute editor, who speaks with
the airof a man who has discovered new
fact BY experience. says that tho way TO
prevent bleeding at the nose is 10 keep your
nose out Of other peoples business.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

A correspondent oft New York Mail
says that kissing q lady with an klinabetl-
an ruff on Is about as much fah as ombra.
cling a circular saw in full notion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24

.,who dathit mop, Where's dat lam
temp we're tho exclamsiions Of A.
assonished Elmira darkcy. after being
thrown something like hundred feet by
q locomotive.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
TnE SITE or ANCIENT TROY.

TIE SITE OF ANCIENT TROY.
A recent number Of the Augsburg Allege-
meme Zeitung contains letter from DR..
Schleimann, which gives some further
particulars Of bis discoveries on the site Of
Ilium. In the early part Of July the Doctor
found the great circular wall Of Troy. and
subsequently, in the immediate vicinity Of
Priam's palace, he struck large copper
object Of singular form which claimed ais
attention, the more that he discovered gold
behind it. 10 save tho treasure from I'll
cupidity of bis workmen aud preserve it for
the benefit Of science. lie ordered his assis-
:ants to quit work and as soon as they were
ont Ofsight he, with the assistance Of his
wife, succeeded in cutting out the treasure.
which proved to be the royal jewel box
mentioned in the Iliad." In and around
it were jeweled vases. goblets and bowls.
IIomeric talents and Trojan spears aad
finally, in hidden corner, the key to the
treasur-box. In the largest vase he found
two magnificent golden head bands and ono
ftontIet, and four splendia- 49, pendants Of
gola -n-.Hsse lay fifty six golden ear
rings most singular design, and thousands
Oh very small rings, dice. aud buttons Of
gold. Then followed six golden bracelets and
seventy four chains used for adorninr tho
temple. DR.. schleimann expresses the hope
OF finding moro treasure,
A letter from Japan says that 1sifcof
Washington is announced by Yeddo pub
lished. This literary novelty is brought out
in no less than forty four volumes 10 the Ja-
panese characters, and is profasely illustra-
ted in the highest style Of the art. Wash-
ington is represented in the clothes and
fashion Of the present day. aud with
carrying cane. and accom?a
MED BY Skye.terrier. He is gazing at
ady with train, Grecian bend, and
,ideous waterfall. Asit is tho first attempt
'f the kind, and as it is great curiosity
a itself. tho book would be great additi-
N to the collection Of bibliomaniac.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
Your friend and servant,
Thomas JErrEnsog.

TO Richard Henry Lee. Esq
Webster. in bis dik,ourse on the Lives
and servioss osJohn Adams and Thomas
JeifersoBs talks in this wise: The merit
Of this paper is Mr. JeiforsOn's. Some
changes we're made 10 Il at the suggestion
Of other members Of the committee. and
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-07

fac, reiativ. To- the removal 1T The
county seat IF E,nerals', county. Pas
aal
Act ,.tnlcrri, II. t!,. State Prison Of
Nevada. Removes; Lieut"nnnt Cover
10. Denver. Passed.
Act concerning County commissioners
lr.aliZine their acts in certain ""s"s and
defining their duties.
Mr. Price offered certain amendments.
Lost.
Bill ,.as,el.
AFTERNOON srISIos.
Act to relistr;ct The Jlsli,i;.i Districts.
Passed.
House in Committee Of the Whole:
Act t" provide for erection of State
Prison Passage recommended.
Act to locate State University Elko,
Reno and Genoa as amendments for
locations.
Genoa voted down.
Bill reported back.
Act concerning Normal School. Same
order with recommendation Of passage.
Act for relief of Mrs. Parker. Same
order.
Act concerning contingent fund Of As
in.
Act to locate tho State University.
Passed.
Act to purchase the Bonnitield-Healy
code. Passed.
Senate bill TO restrict gaming. Laid
on the table.
Act to define duties Of Lieutenant
Governor Passed.
Act to regulate the mortgage Of per
sonal property. Pissed.
Act relative to Coroners-giving GER
tain fees for extraordinary services. Pas
sell
Act for relief of White Pine county
Carried.
Act relative to the duties ct Secretary
| of State. Passed.
Recess till Up. II.
EVENING SESSION.
Act to provide for the erection "f {,
State Prison. 'Hs:ed.
Act to loca tho State University.
Passed.
Chief Clerk and Assistant allowed ten
| days in which to scmplete the business
| of their departments.
Act creating LIE, siative funds. Pas
| sed.
Act to create Normal School. Lost.
Act for relief of Mrs. Parker, widow
| of Ozro II. Parker. Passed.
Act for relief of S. H. Marlette. Lost.
Act to grant right of way for q mar
row gauge railroad through Elko. Nye,
| White Pine and Lincoln counties. Lost.
Act to discourage quackery. Lost.
Act to prescribe penalties for non-psy-
| ment of taxes. Passed.
Act to cancel old and unpaid State
| warrants Passed.
| Other business was transacted. bat the
Reporter was unable to write it on
| account Of confusion in the House. We
shall report them in our next issue.
At II o'clock the House adjourned
| sine die
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For the APPEAL.
COMMUNICATED
JOHNNIE MINOR.

Azrisl's sombrs wing has again oversh.dowed
Carson School. Ere the Spring flowers bloom.
ed. "Ha that spareth none" called another
little pupil to join the Sabbath School band
around the Throne of God. johnnie will be
missed by his schoolmAtes who loved him for
his gentle nature. He was an innocent, kind
and truthful child. and We cannot help wishing
he could have been spared. few moments be-
fore he breathed his last. he beheld . sudden
glory and heard soft music in the air, perchance
the songs of ansels-myriads echoins through
the sky-clasping his hands. he repeated with
those who stood around. the Lords prayer.
They listened-that weeping group ar 'und his
lying couch. as his last drawn breath passed
away on the evening breeze. - incense leaves
the flower When the mountain shadows fell
around, they thought him steepinS-not deaths
drea,nless slumber-that the crimson tints OF
morning would wsken the bright-eyed little boy
that lie would smile again on those he loved,
morning dawned, little johnnie woke in Heaven.
Primary Department, Cars.'n School. A.
Carson City, March 9, 1873.
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The INDIAN war in Oregon is too
f,.t :. take to I've abandoned for an un.
p,otit.bl. peace by the Wsb-feet and
California borderers. if they can fluid
meaus for prolonsing thence the
tan, ,.-r;ng which is observable a.
having been going ON with the Nj"
x;.,c warriors. Tn. business of fur
n;sbing supplies is probably the frs,
chance ever offered in those region
for money making. AMI they who are
Interested let go their grip with great
reluctance.
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New JERSEY is Just now IN state
1T agitation over the action OF he'
Senate. The lower House of the
Legislature, in which body it orlgi
rated, passed Bill for the Constrnc
zion of an Air Line Railway through
that State. the object being the So
airing of the much needed relief
from the exactions of old and OPP
presive monopolies. Time was. mp
10 two years ago. when the Camden
and Amboy reigned supreme In all
the s.Jarsies;'' but with the expira
tiou Of the exclusive franchises APP
pertaining to that corporation. the
Gong enslayed Jerseymen felt their
Freedom from ancient thraldom and
prepared themselves for the enjoy
nent of that liberty of intercourse
which, hitherto. had been denied
kIsem. Hence it is that the lower
branch of the sitting Legislature
comprises so strong force of Air
Line advocates; and it is in deroga
ton of the rights of that State and
to the great prejudice Of her inter
.ests rs we'll - to the interests of the
~hole country. that the Pennsylvania
Central steps in. corrupts the Senate
and thwarts the will of the ma ority
of the citizens of New Jersey. As
It is. that people are subjected to .
monopoly whose selfish graspings
and deleterious influences are quite
IS harmful a. ever the reign of Cam
den and Amboy vas, without yield
ing the compensating benefits which
need to come through the operations
of the policy that was ever sustained
by that company. If the signs of
the times mean Us M UGH as they seem
to, the next Senate Of New jersey
will reverse the action of the present
unfaithfui body.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-07
THE DESPERATE SHOOTERS "r
PIOCHF.

or the recent desperate shooting
s.r,na in Phoebe the Record OF March
2 snys:
,,,,ut two o'clock yesterday morning
Thomas O'B1ien aud b'rne! Murray
met at the Mint Saloon, on Nam street
and. without any angry woros p'''"ins
,,..twe. n them. if our information ~ cor.
rect. O'Brien drew his revolver ana shot
Murray, the ball hitting him on the ieit
breast, passing clear through the o"oy
in n Diagonal direction. and coming ON
inst below and back of the left shoulder
Thereupon officer Boyd, hearing the
shot. went to the scene, and was proceed
inc TO arrest O'Brien, when O'Brien
drew his pistol on him. Boyd then went
for assistance, and met officer Woodruff
coming. O'Brien then retreated up
Main street. followed by the two officers,
until he cot near the Record Office, when
woodruff commanded him to halt. Then
he commenced firing on the officers, who
returned the shots. Twelve or fourteen
shots had been exchanged when officer
Mckee. who had heard the firing from
Meadow Valley street, hurried to the
scene getting there just as "ood1un
had taken O'Brien into custody; and At
this juncture friend of O'Brien told
him to resist as long as he could, saying
he would Ego and get a half . dozen o.
the boys and clean them (the oficers)
ont" All the pistols at this time being
empty except officer McKee's. he fol
lowed in the rear of the prisoner on his
way to Jail, to Illustrate any attempt at
rescue that might be made: Murray is
badly hurt, but the wound is not neces-
sarily fatal. The preliminary examlna-
ton of O'Brien was proceeding at the
time of going to press.
First thing the Phoebe shooters
know, the long offering, patient,
peace loving citizens Of that village
will either weaken agood deal worse
than they have already or. in sheer
desperation, organize a Vigilance
Committee and do some irresponsi
ble and indiscriminate hanging.
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NEVADA lEGISLAT
XTH - Il . SO n.
SENATE--Sixtieth Day.
CARSON C1rY, March s. 1873.
MORNING SESSION.


President Denver in the chair.
Messages We're received from the Gov
"rnor transmitting approval Of Senate
bill 80. An Act concerning Juries; also.
lOS. An Act for the payment OF the sal
.ries Of the District Attorneys of this
State.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Ilstructing the Sergeant-at-Arms to
collect the furniture belonging to the
Senate and Assembly Chamber and de
.,osit it with the Secretary of State.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Small, allowing James Sackett
% per day for hosting the United States
lag over the Capitol building. Lost.
BY NJ, Hazlett, allowing the Secre-
tary of the Senate twenty days extra for
preparing and correcting the Journals.
Adopted
By Mr. Hazlett: Ordering $40 copies
If the report of the Warden of the State
Prison printed. Adopted.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ac. to impose license upon solicitors
for mercantile houses without this State.
Indefinitely postponed.
Act authorizing School Commission
ers of Reno to issue bonds for building
school house. Passed.
An Act (amendatory) in relation to
crimes and punishnents. Passed.
Act to encourage the growth of forest
trees. Passed
Act for the protection Of stockholders
in mines Lost.
Act to pay Edward Lubin 5000. Pas
sod.
Act to provide for enrolling of the
present session of the Legislature. Pas
SEED.
Act to appropriate $1,000 to build
fences and plant trees, etc. to beautify
the Orphans Home. Passed.
Assembly bill, an Act to authorize the
Commissioners of Storey county to issue
bonds for school purposes Passed.
Senate bill. an Act to define the boun-
dairy lines of Eureka county. Passed.
Recess until Z o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Assembly bill, an Act to amend an
Act to create Board of County Com
missioners. Passed.
Senate bill-An Act for the relief of A.
D. Treadway. Passed.
Substitute for Assembly concurrent
resolution relative to fares and freiShts
On the Central Pacific Railroad. Passed.
Senate bill-An Act to grant the right
of way for railroad from the Central
Pacific to tho Colorado river. Passed.
Act in relation te the boundary lines
Of Washoe, Lyon and Churchill counties.
Passed.
Act for the relief Of Peter Cavanaugh.
Lost, yeas S; nays, 8.
Act for the relief of tho Corbett Bros.
Lost.
A resolution was introduced offering
the thanks of the Senate to Senator Israel
Crawford for his excellent services as
President pro tenn, and unanimously
adopted.
Kesolred, That the thanks of this
Senate is due and are hereby rendered
20 Senator Hazlett for the very able
manner in which he has filed the posi-
Jon of Chairman of the Committee Of
Ways and Means. Adopted.
At II o'clock the Senate then adj ourn-
ed sine die.
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Gae .tlew lajla Appn'.

TEE Sixth Nevada Legislature has
finished its constitutional session;
Is mem bers have been once more
absorbed into the body of sage brush
citizenship: delegated power is again
t,e!d in allowance. to he used III fn-
urc Law tinkerings; and the chairs
aud tobacco saturated carpets a
spittsons and general Legislative
,,araphernalia which have surrounded
these now disbanded Senators ana
Assemblymen shall know them no
more until, peradventure an extra
session shall he called or some OF
them return hither in the character
If the conseq uential holdover Sena'
.or or the peert and oracular second
FERN Assemblyman. The familiar
-oll.call; the imperious gavel; the
,cs.ippy page; the honest and consc'
,.at;ous committee clerk; the modest
aud unob.rusive newspaper cores
s,ondent; the self denying chaplain;
the pious sergeant; the difident lob
.byist. all these are vanished for q
season. aud stiffness as of an aban-
s1oned poker game has come upon
the halls and ante rooms where but
sately were heard the voice OF states
;nanship and the c, lisp and attenuated
:est of the playful Scion. We have
lad much law giving of q usefnI
=ort; much careful pruning of mon
sv-asking bills; something too much
If pinching of the Stnte's chip-p'le,
here and there; uniform industri
ousuess which contrasts we'll with
she skating rink Legislature of two
years ago: good deal of painstaking;
aud a generally favorable and credit
able exhibition of the workings of a
7opularly elected set of law makers.
There has been but little, if any
brill,ancy in either body; but there
has been q more than ordinary aver
age of common sense displayed; and,
IN the whole, we think that this will
..ame to be regarded as one of the
most us fnl legislatures that ever
assembled in the State. 1t has been
3 crelitable instance of long sus-
.ained and somewhat monOtonous
rnediocity of effort-and while it will
ne appreciated in quiet way by the
,eaple, there is Il sense of easier
!.,xeathing now that the agony is over.
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The .,a!lion shipment from Austin
for ::.e ,;n,..ti, Of February, accC rd-
ing 80 the R-es.- River Rereiile. con
<is.@.. If eighty bars. weighing .O4G
mounds If tie value Of sos, G92 45
..it ,.f Whit. came from the Manl'at-
tai. anil If that place.
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors. made on the seventeenth
day of January 1873, SO many shares OF eaci,
parcel of such Stock HI may be necessary. Will
be sold at public Auction, At the O1ire OF Tn
Company, Room No. II, 402 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. on MONDAY. the
seventeenth day of March, 1873. at hour OF L.
o'clock NJ. of said day. to pay said Delinqut nj
Assessment thereon. together with costs OF AL
vertising and expenses of sale.
CHARLES &. NEAL. SECRETARY
Office Room 1902 Montgomery street San
Francisco, California. fD2o Ia
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Observation-Disclosures Day.
Carson CRY. March 6. 1873.

CARSON CITY. March u. 1913.
MORNING SESSION.
Speaker Bowman in the chair.
House declined to pass a resolution
granting days and pay to Chief Clerk
and Assistant.
NJ Ill service resolution relative to
cute between Reno and Indian Valley.
Passed.
Senate Franking Law memorial. Pas
sed.
Several bills read and referred.
Act concerning State Mineralogist.
Lost.
Act concerning printing reports of
State Treasurer and State Controller.
Passed.
Act to regulate salaries of County
Auditors. Passed.
Act concerning the taxatisn of the net
proceeds Of borax lands. Passed.
Act to encourage pisciculture. Passed.
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'UNxNowNs'' AND "H1GH LIPE.-An
invoice of these celebrated segars which
have r, ndered II. Fred. Brooks store so
deservedly popular, arrived last night
and are sold at his stand opposite (not
next door, to the Ormsby House, Car
son, Nevada.
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$3.50, 5O3I

sfGs Cash Prizes amounting I" $500. 500
This ont. rprise is endorsed! by the best BUSH
ness nrn OF oar State. The small price Of tic
kcts is guarantee of SPEEDY sa!e--r,akinS this
ne OF the b st chances yer, n. red. Mon' can
j- ~ mt safely in Registered Letters. Post Office
Money ORA rs. ny Express or 10y letters. care
.iiily scaled ,n:l plainly d rccteG.
MAKE !'r YOUR Clubs and send orders
lnon, as only = f.s ii. ketR remain to be sold.
N. u. ~. mo honesty and fairness that
.hnrsrt rig Il H. two former drawings is guar
.nt.ei in ti:i.
Agent. wanted. Liberal Commissions allowed.
j. NJ PATTEE, Manager.
Omaha, Nebraska.
CARSON A;iEST:
A. dc NEUF,
I,nl1ta Al John G. FOx's Jewe1rv Store.
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HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, $22 cou-
pons $110 each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentation. Look out for counterfeits.
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VUNIATA CONSOLIDATED SILVER
Oh Mining Company Location Of Works. Au-
rora. Esmcralda county, Nevada. Notice: -
There is delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account of assessment mo. one)
levied on the SEVENTEENTH DAY Of JAN
UARY 1873, the several amounts Set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, ss fol-
lows:
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE.

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
SON Mr.. F. J.. Fox is the agent; and
be will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
Improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler d
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured.
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r. FRED. BROOKS, bookseller, sta
toner and newsdealer, dealer in cheap
jewelry, cutlery, toys, musical instru-
ments, fancy goods, imported segars and
tobacco. Agency for the Royal Havana
lottery. Omaha lottery, Nevada State
lottery, opposite the Ormsby House next
door to Rails hardware store, Carson
City. Nevada.