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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-24

aQulnsf-
Cadwalladcr Jones, PB Rufin aud wife
Mary, josiah Collins and wife sally.
Mary, ietecca. Robin, Sarah and Lucy
Jonas, heirs of Robin Jones. deceased.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
Cnurt, that the Defendants. CsdwaIlaser
Jones, Mary, Reiecrx, Robin, Sarah and
Lucy Jones. heirs Of Robin Jones, deed.
are non-rs-idents 81 the State. its there.
fore ordered that publicatisu be msde Inthe
HiIlsboro Rerorder, . Newspaper publhl,4
Ell In the Town 90 dillsboro for SIX succes-
sive weeks, notifying them 10 appear Al the
Office of the Clerk Of the Superior Court oI
Orange County, within that time. "a
plead answer or demur 10 the Complaint
filed In said office, OF Judgment win b.
ssked fnr the relief demanded In sald COM
plslnt by the Plaintiff
Witness George Laws Clerk Of Che
SuIeiior Court OF Orange. r
GEO. Laws, Clerk.
Superior Court Orange Co.
18th Nov. 1874 6s. $40.
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~ wilningson Il besst With burglars
and sneak thieves. We would suggest
more light 10 tho ssreets. Gas lights are
Zoo far apart.
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:. W.5KERc HNER.
WILMINGTON. N. @.

IN SIURE! IN SIUkEH
% IIogsheads and y B0xEsD. 9 Sides,
* * HID. md RoxEsD.s. ssdss and Shout
IA 'BBis. Fork. ] i...
i50 Hhds. and Bbls 8 H Molsssss.
100 Hhds aud Bbls. Cuba Molasses,
400 Bbls Golden Fleece Syrup. ,as, II.
Y 90 !. Fine Syrup. 4, ai4,try Y,
100 ~ Flour, y ie 50 afs
200 BAGS Coffee. Is u afn
100 Hhds, and Bbls Sugar.
J, 100 Bbls Apples. \ h. l,t.i
! $50 Boxes Cheese. ..s.l E / 4, 81, q.
Z 200 sesso Candies, .llsa III sss,,.,
$50 'sss'a Candy, iiar a sr4i#u1g
lis Bbls and hale Bbls SouG, ll'e
i so cases / and 2 o. Snaf. ,1't'
& 100 Boxes Soda. n Blif
ESQ Boxes Soap. In F,
$50 Kegs Nails. IN NJ t'
1000 Bushels Oats, NJ s,i'l v 5l'ii
20 cases Axle Grease. ss..si
925 Bhls Glue. sgiltst,i sls.,s,ss.ss
$50 !. whisky, VI Siss H ffGi
25 "a Brandy.
200 Cases Brandy Peaches, Z
lpl0v = Schnapps, 49,
sg % z. Tossatees. M as
2s :. Fresh Peaches
as Boxes Starch. s'.'
40 Tons Hoop Iron. $3.50
100 D,acp Water Buckets.
200 Reans Wrapping Paper &c. &c.
For sale by r.. w. KERCHNER, ~
a Z al .2s and 20 North Wsier s..
70. Jan. seaa Wilmington. N. G.
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" Col. John A. Psgg. Of tho N. 9.
Msricsn volunteers has been sppointed
Postmaster al Ashyille. he sill IN d.
cfhcs Eery complimentary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-24

ORANGE courrr--Srperir Court.
James w. Corbin, and Ebert II. Pague,
Copartners Trading under the name
aud style Of Corbin and Pogue.
dgdinsf
franklin L. Gardner and Chales l.. Clif-
ford, Copartners, under the name and
style Of y. l.. Gardner 4 Co.
Attachment.
THREE Hundred and Ten Dollars and 20 cts.
ii due Cor Tobaees soid and delivered.
Warrant of Attachment returnable bcforc
George Laws. Clerk of the Superior Court II
Grunge County. NJ his sfscr W Iiillshgro. on the
end day ~ January 1874. when and where che
Defendants are required 70 appear and answer as
70 matters touchinethis Attsehment.
:, GEORGE LAWS, Clerk,
G. ". PARISH. Superior Court.
Ait'y for Plsintl6. dec, End isIsSt
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ORANGE coUETY--spriOr cosrt.
James NJ. Corbin and Ebert VI. Pogue
CopaftBers trading under the arm and
style Of Corbin aud Pogne.
dgninsf.
Franklin L. Gardner and Charles q. ciif
ford co-partners, trading under the
firm aud style o. ". L. Gardner 4 20
=. s4t SampDns.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

To tbe.Sheifef Orange eounty--Gre-ting ;
vOlf are hereby commanded 10 summons,
III Franklin 4. t;sriner and charlesG. ciinard
the defendants aiesx PANIED " th<y BE found IN
your eeurfy 10 he and sptear at the ensuing Term
~ our enrrrior Couffs "a Ne held Cor the county
of Orauee &C the Usuff nsusf In IIilisborn. on
fhe sth Monday sftsr the We Monds~ ef March
1915 and answer the compliant. whleh IA depo-
sitrd Ia The ofiirc .ofths Clerk q the Superior
Cauit 81 said county ON the znsi day 90 January
1H4. AMI let the dsffndanis take notice that I
they Gall 70 answer The said complaint within
tllat term, the Plaintiffs win take Judgment
arsinst flsem Ior the sum Of Three Hundred and
Ten Dollars and Eighty cents. with interes
thereon. and for cost ofthls setien.
Herein fail not and ofthis Summons make dns
return: Given under my hand and seal q SAID
Court this snd Dee. fs5x.
GEO. LAWS, UevL.
O. d. PARIsu. Superior Court
atty Tor Plaintiffs.
, 1873-05-10
RETURN OF STOLEN PROPERTY.

For quito q number Of years, and up to within
a few weeks, a respectable hardware merchant,
doing business on State street, has had regular
business calls from man giving the name OF
Y. A. Waterman The latter claimed to be the
travelling agent OF an Eastern house dealing in
hardware, silverware, DC, and offered several
valuable lots of goods at low prices. The mer,
chant always purchased without hesitation aud
it soon became habit With him to look out for
his travelling friend at certain tunes, With tho
expectation of getting good bargains For
two or three weeks the traveller las
not put in an appearance. The merchant
was Beginning to wonder what had become OF
him, when, on Thursday, he received letter
from him. dated at Grand Haven, Mich, IN which
he stated that he had been arrested, and implor-
ed his assistance. The cause Of the arrest Vas
not given, and this made the merchant suspect
that his travelling friend was not altogether hon
est. The police headquarters we're at once
visited, and the detective department conferred
with. The merchant was advised to col,
from Waterman, and place them in care
Of the Custodian Of Stolen Property. The ad-
vice was acted on Immediately, and large
quantity Of property, consisting OF pocket
knives. razors, silver graYy-ladles, plated dnner-
forks, plated and ivory-handled butter,knlEes'
plated teaspoons, tablespoons, snd :, dessert
!spooassaa mia assEs sstae1sa q ta1'sfS'se
, 1873-05-10

TWO Dcsperadocs Convicted OF MUIR
der.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-On the night OF Jan:
last, Mrs. Mary Ann Lamp1ey, an aged lady,
was murdered in this city and her house robbed
OF several hundred dollars, during the absence
of her husband. Some time after, Joshua
Nicholson, who married granddaughter OF Mrs
Iamploy, and Thomas r. Whallen, alias Hala~
han. we're arrested, charged with the murder,
and indicted. The case was removed to the Cir
cuit Court of Anne Arundel, and the trial began
at Annapolis on Wednesday last, and the eT1-
denco Of the State and defense was con-
Guided yesterday afternoon. During the
trial. Deputy Marshal Frey and Chief
Detective Frione, Of this city,
testified relative to the confession OF murder
made by the prisoner. 4 special to the A4as"-
ican from Annapolis this morning SAYS: when
the cell of Halla1an WAS entered, it WAS found
that he had worked the irons of both legs: SAP
seuuertly ho WAS brought into court With Nich-
olson and the trial proceeded The state Attor-
ney was making his closing argument: Nnon
HaIlahan sprang from the boz, end, rusMng ae
Deputy Ma1shal Frey, struck him violently over
the head with heavy piece Of iron wrapped pea IN @ :
stocking. Nicholson sprang ont OF tho oox and
rushed towards Frey, when q -meleo en-
sued, The scene VAS fearful and exciting.
Detectives Pourter and Shaffer rushed to the
rescue Of Ma1shal Frey to protect hln 4on@.t
- ,ksszs&s3.asF
, 1873-05-10

This question Is frequently asked with reference to
the relative prices quality and style Of the clothing
at Nuttiug Nos. 800 aud $50 State street. The goods
are in every respect 80 much superior to what Chi
cago people havo boen accustomed to In the ater OF
rcady-uade clothing, that the query, How can they
do it2" naturally suggests ITSELF How can they Afford
at such low prices, garments in desgn cut and A.
sh, equal to the finest work Iho
OF this house for the introduction Of styles as it
Is directly connected with OF the largest clothing
houses in the world situated broadway, New York.
ind from which tho Chicago branch is daily III receipt
Of goods by express An examination of the stock at
Nos, $50 and $50 State street will convince anyone
Tint in this way, Chicago purchasers at no time
behind the New York end they therefore possess
all the advantages Of Eastern friends for buying
1eady-m nde clothing.
, 1873-05-10
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Since the 1st day of April; 1879, Gen. G. T.
Hotchkies, City Clerk, has written his autographB
on exactly 5000 licenses.
A meeting Of the State Microscopical Society
sill be held this evening, at the Office OF Or. N:
s.. Davis, No. 1872 Wabash avenue. 4 report or
the Publishing Committee OF the Lens WILL be
presented.
Coroner Stephens held an inquest, yesterdaSy, S
on the body Of John Baptist kist, at No. b27
North Halsted street, who WAS supposed to have
committed suicide. It WAS ascertained, by post
mortem examination, that death was caused by
&poploxy Of the lungs.
An inquest was held yesterday ct the Eighth
Precinct station, on the bods OF 3 baby found
fnder q sidewalk near the corner OF Chicago ave
pue and Oakley street. The verdict was that
death had been caused by exposure and want OF
care at the time Of birth.
A meeting Of the citizens and Taxpayers OF
che Eighth Ward will be held this evening, at
the corner Of Brown and Maxwell streets, TO
consider the sanitary condition Of that ward,
and OF the southwestern part OF the city gen.
orally.
The crafty member Of the Mayors police was
busy Yesterday writing instructions to tho de-
fiuduent team-oHners to furnish without delay
\ full List OF their teams or take the conse-
,qusnces, which will be the wrath of Mr. Silver.
kl1. Potter Palmer met with severe accident
at the corner Of Peck court and Wabash avenue,
last evening. Owing to the breaking OF bolt
In his buggy, he was thrown to the ground, and
In the fail 3 shoulder was dlslocated. The in
Jury will contine him to the house for some time.
. The alsrm from Box 237, at q quarter past s
o'clock Yesterday afternoon, was caused by the
discovery Of fire in the plaster-ha nan1factory
pf ". B. King 1: Co., No. 400 North dalsted
street. Tho damage resulting to bmld!ng. ana
etore amounted to about 5000; fully insured.
The fire was caused By an oVerheated steam-
nine.
, 1873-05-10
Iayuo's EKpectorant.

While soldier in the late war, was SO materially
benefited by the Of DR.. Jayue's Expectozant that
Iregnrd y duty to inform the public as to my ox-
perionce Through the exposure Of camp-ifo in very
severe waather, contracted: cold, which finally
settled my lungs, md in consequence, Tho surgeon
Hrnl home I commenced tating Dr.. Jayne's E1pec-
torant and in short time thereafter began to i'm
prove SO TINT in few weeks enabled to 60 to my
employuent farming. frequently since, have used
tho Expcctorant in my family for colds and coughs,
and always obtained satisfactory result. there,
fore cannot hesate to recommend this remedy for nu
colds and for consumption In its earlier stages
WILLIAM BARTON, teriting from Paragon, Mich.
, 1873-05-10

Special DFsp0kef to 7Ks cht1d9o 17s6taf<- =
LAsA1LE, H., Nay s.-Ihs steamer Beaver arrived
from St. Louis to day towing The c7naboat Bouchard,
loaded with corn from Peru, where she had dropped
one ice barge She also towed The can.lboat Glpsoy
Queen, Light from st. Louis to Henry and the canal
Peoria She will remain here till Sunday evening or
Monday morning to take tow Of barges Of ice to st.
Tnuis The Bouchard, loaded with corn foz Chicago,
passed into the cansl -.-
IL11xo1s AND M1cH1oxx CANAL, BH1DoKroRT, May
9.-A1R1vED-waterloo, LaSalle, 5000 bu corn, md
several boat loads Of stone, sand, etc.
CLEARED Industry, Joliet, 90,019 It lumber and
2e30 Eth; Andrew Jackson, $50 It lumber, 20 600
ath IL 189 ns merchandise, 100 b-ls salt Tor Laale
and IS br1s salt for Joliet and several boats light
PEORIA, Ill, april o.-The river is Ii $40 feet, and
Is falling slowly.
AHR1vED-New Boston, st. Louis Grey Eagle, Hen
DErlR1ED-st. Johns, st. Louis; New Boston, L.
gale: Grey Eagle, Heunepin-
, 1873-05-10

The Wor1d-Famed Parker Honse Soup,
1nade from the original recipe Of the Parker House,
Boston also, all kind Of fresh and salt watez hsh,
sprinc lamb now green peas served this day at Ander
sons European Hotel Restaurant, Nos- 143 aud las
:nfsdisou street.
, 1873-05-10
New York Dry Goods Market.

New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRn, Nay s.-The cold and rainy "eather had
depressing effect on the market, which unusu-
ally quiet In all departments The market for cotton
goods IS quiet but uuchaEghd. Tho bert makes OF
only in moderate supply. Medium beached shirtingd
arc in better request. Prints and gnghams Ee quiet
Rolled jaconeta sell freely at 9Hc Dress fabrics sre
Quiet. Woolcus and ehawls arc dull. Foreign goods
rule dull in private hands, ind sell low at auction
, 1873-05-10
Buffalo Livestock Market.

BUFFALO, May 2.-CA17LETo-da5, including 5
cars to arrive 637 total for the week. 8,00, or ~
rs against $40 cir lsst week Market Slow ,es rev
~ illinois steers av LOGS to 1855 hs at $5.37H@
SIS: 81 Michigan stockers at S666al8o-
SHEEp AID LAxBs-To-day. 1860; total Tor the
week Is. eco, esainst 1900 the same time lass wecf
-The market elosea drm as -ksadyaaes o. saes
, 1873-05-10
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train.

Tho through. Pacific express for Council Bluffs,
Omaha San Francisco, and all far west points, nj" leave
the Central depot Of the Michigan Central, Illinois
Central and Chicago Burlington Quincy Railways at
10 a. m Sunday, May H. 1878, stopping at Indiana ave
nue. and Canal street. Through tickets via Chicago
Northwestern and Chicago, Rock Island Pacific HAIL
WY will be good On this train.
, 1873-05-10
Vessels Passed Detroit.

nz7Borr, Mich, 1Iay 9.-PAssED DowE-Props Java,
TIsl Glasgow Bells Croas, Naahun, Holland, Prngle
schrs Mocking Bird, Mears.
Cleveland Araxes bark Nary Jane; Echr A1derbaran-
Wwp-Sotth.
DETROIT, Mich, Nay 9.-PAssxD DoWs-Props Col
PASSED UP-Schrs Delos Dewolf, Atmosphere.
w1vn-E8At
, 1873-05-10

were brought to the Central Station. These ar
ticles arc without doubt the product Of extensive
burglaries IN differont parts Of the country. Ihe
authorities have not ret decided what action to
tako concerning Waterman. :,.:~, 4"
, 1873-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.


These Dill, are composed exclusively Of vegetable IN.
81 nercu:y do not Leave any of It's Injurious effects.
They directly the rcr, and a1e valuable Eeme.
dered state or that organ. Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorde1s Sick Headache. Typhoid fevera,
dzafs Pills. Foz &by ali druggists and deslers. =
, 1873-05-10

Messrs. Ryan l. Cur1en open tonight handsome
billiard parlor on State street, east sde door south
of rvpntyArst Several eminent experts will lend H.
forest to the occasion by exhibitions Of Bk III mitch
onmes The new parlor is furnished with two Of tho
, 1873-05-10
JUBILEE NOTES.
Whnt Is ncing Done for the Great
-. GG1E Week In June,

Whnt Is ncing Done For the Great
!: 49, Ge1E Week In June.
Messrs. Carpenter l. Sheldon, the managers Of
the Jubilee Concerts Of the approaching galn
week, have opsned the headquarters Of tho Jubi-
lee Committee ut Rooms No. 10 and II United
States Express Company's Building, on Wash
ington street. George ". Lyon, Musical Super
'intendent, is arranging tho programmes and
holding leTees Of mnsicians at the music
store Of IS Messrs. Lyon l. Healy, on
state street. Mr.. Hea1y returns from
Boston to-day with the final arrangements
completed, with Mr.. Gilmore, who will bring
With him asuperb array Of music talent from
tho East. The contracts for transforming the
great depot into Coliseum to accommodate
4, 900 people will DO concluded in day or two.
The charge OF interior decorations has been
given to Wallace Hume, Esq. A daily paper,
q The Jubilee" will be issued BY Messrs. Car
penter l. Sheldon throughout the first week in
more will leave Boston for Chicago towards the
end Of tho present month, to bs in charge Of
preparations. Letters and proHers from musical
talent all over tho: country are pouring in
upon Mr. Lyon, and every possible cooperation
is promised by resident musical talent The
Grand Pacitio Hotel, on Friday evening, June 6,
are being rapidly carried forward, and the matter
is strongly taken up by our best citizens, and
prominent managers are being selected to repre-
sent the best elonent in other cities. Chicago is
getting thoroughly ready to be at home and have
her latci-striug out in tho first week in sum-
mer. Tho railroads centering here arc fully
rates have been secured to all parts Of the coun-
try tributary to Chicago. The city will be ready
for all who come, and chow them something to
aetonish them, and send them away happy.
, 1873-05-10
Albany Cattle Market.

Special Dispdtch 10 Tie Chicago 147bune
II o!a s1 eo1u
buyers and much better feeling Was manifested tnhn
on Last week. fair amount Of trade for the opening
ea WI aae of a s9 weak
Of the market about the same Us LAST weeks open
Ing. To-day the attendance has been good, and not
were mado. There was ut frst much holding back bY
buyers, but finally they bought largely paying prices
The average quality tits week does not differ materi-
ally from last. There very extra CATTLE but the
general RIM is good The receipts fo5 ne week ,aa afe
ing pervades the MARKET and It Is probable the nnai
ness Of to-day viii largely compensate dea1ars for the
MUCH Cows-The receipts this week no. oVor
10 head and Of good quality. The demand e1ong,
and the market rules little higher at from $5 to SEQ
su1EP AND LAsrns-Reeeipts slightly IN - a1eess .t of
last week. and Of good average quality. The market
rules quiet.a an advance Of 4@Ae per b. There Is
Among the receipts were carloads Of coarse WOOL
Texas sheep . novelty in this market; There Is =
% Western % shorn, soTe per b spring lambs, 1oe14o
per b.
New York Livestock Market.
New Yo8K, May o-BEEvEs- To-day, ~ carst Of 71o
head, making $50 since Monday against nv last
week. The weather Is unfavorable, and trade rules
dull, but prices are sustained. Limited sales ~eEe
made at I@1ao for medium to prime native steeIs
1o4910Xo for rough o1en and ssags, and sAS10ac
for Texans. Among the transactions were: ca1s
Kentucky cattle, ay TX cwt, at 1oH@l2Hc; = cars
AZ 5A cwt, at l0c 18 Illinois steers, av ~ to w
cw st 11A@12Ne. Several cars Of natiVe and Ie1ans
ware held over.
DnEssEp BEEF-1s In fair demand at 10@11Nc for
native, and 7H@9Hc for Texans.
8HEKp-To-day, cars, or 1857 head, making aM1oo M
head snce Mondsy against $40 bead last week. The
demand 1s fully equal to tho supply and al we're SOLD
at full prices including cars unshorn Indiana i ano
Missouri aheep ~ o. IT, TX; CT sae1Fea on3o' ao
~ 9s lbs, at csc; and carsdo, ~ e3 h. st. GAs
SPRING LAxBs-Closed weak 1T H915c. Mutton 8
firm at 8@l2c.
CA1vEs-One thousand veal calves from New Iork
and Pennsylvania sold yesterday and today at ex9
&c, mostly at 7h@8Kc, and 100 good Jersey CAVES a1
9@10c per b..
Hoo-To-day, $500 head, mixing 22,s5o !ance
Monday, against go last week The market = nns
steady, Live hogs sold at 57<98Hc, with sales OF
cars the litter figure Dressed hogs arc stead5 81
7H@8c ior heavy and light average weight.
, 1873-05-10
Have You Seen

Have You Seen Tt?
One Of those imit.tion rosewood and oak chamber
sutts ten pieces complcte only $685. at Nos. 28, 2s6
and 2s8 Wabash avenue. Potter, King Co.
, 1873-05-10

4 large assorted lot Of Hamburg Embroideries
at II 1-2 cts. I'd, some Of them worth 40 cts.
Children's White Pique Suits 81 each. :
The finest aud best imported French Corsets
for So pair; regular price So. 4 great bargain.
Other grades Of French Woven and Sewed
Corsets under value. =
Large assortment Ladies Colored Gros Grain
Silk Fichns at Is Cts, half price. s.
Other styles Ladies Ties III large assortment
at low prices, +"
/ Elegant assortment new Parasols, just re-
ceiyel. =
The best one dollar Eid Glove in the city.
Alexandre's and other best makes Paris Kid
Gloves, in all shades and sizes. :: =, =.
|, Agents for the sale Of 1Ierzs Seamless Kid
Gloves, the best made; each pair warranted !;
all sizes in the latest and choicest shades.
New Spring shawls, bright stripes, $3.50; q
bargain.
Reversible Ottoman Stripe shawls, 81 up
wards -
Elegant new French Ottoman Shawls in rich
styles. T.: :.
Great Bargains in Lace shawls and sacques,
bought much under regular value.
Good japanese Silks from 40 cts. I'D: upwards.
Black ground Stripe Silks. all silk, Is cts. =
Colored Stripe Silks 81, a bargain.
Elegant quality Stripe Spring Silks, $1.10.
Black a]l-silk Gros Grains 81, $t.10, $1.20.
Richer qualities Lyons Black Gros Grains,
$1.30, $3.50, $1.75 and So, the cheapest goods
in the market.
Black Grenadines very cheap.
A very attractive display Of New Dress Goods,
from II to 30 per cent below usual prices.
Having in our new store fine
light, spacious accommodations,
central location, and low rent,
we intend to make it interest,"
ing for old customers and new
to come from the remotest parts
Of the city and country to trade:
, 1873-05-10

Tho Newfoundland Atlantic Cable.
NEW ToRK, Mny 9.-h reference to the recent
statement that tho Newfoundland Government
possesses the right to claim possession. Of the
Newfoundland Telegraph Line next year, it is
ascertained that By Legislation three years sub
sequent to the granting Of the original charter
Of 1854, the Colonial Department gave permits
aion for the consolidation OF the Newfound-
land Company with the Atlantic Gable Company.
This action it is asserted on high legal authority
in England, overrides the right OF purchase
through a1bitratiQn. ...:.-. 80
, 1873-05-10

:: Pittsburgh Cattle HIarkct.
ras heavy; best, 6is6Kc; stockers, 4@5c: Common,
b@5Ac. roa
$50: medium S. 00@5.50; common, <4.50@5o0
uoos-Market dull; arrivals heavy; Ph1ladelph10,
$5.eo@575; Yorkers, $5.20@530.
, 1873-05-10

P1rrsDunou, 31ay o-Crude petroleum dull at s.. SO
az IS per brl ut Pafkers Rednel dull and nominal
It 166164o On cars here; 19N@1o54o delivered in
Philaielphia, ..
, 1873-05-10

In order to- inaugurate bust
ness in their spacious and ele--
CANT new premises, offer the
following :. =:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-11-22

Madame Loyson, the beloved spouse
Of Pere Hyacinthe, is a wonderful
woman. We are dumb with adnira-
ton at the energy with which she sup
ports the radical doctrines Of her
heretlcal husband. Two months since
the cable informed rs that she had
presented the Pere with a son. The
English Weekly Mail, Of October 4tb.
announces that she ',last week pres
euted Pere Hyacinthe with a son, for
whom the ladies ofGeneya are making
Up 3 purse" And now a cable dis.
patch Of yesterday announces that on
Saturday she presented Pere Hyacinthe
with 3 son. 1t Is good SO far as It
gOes but what will his reverence do If
& keeps up.'