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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
ASSEMBLING OF LEGISLATURES.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. l6.-The
Legislature met to-day. A quorum was
present in both houses. Anderson, of
Mobile, Dem, was elected Speaker Of
the House. The Democrats have sixty
four and the Radicals thirty-six mem
bers. The vote will probably be counted
for State officers on Friday.
The Mobile and Montgomery Railroad
was sold to-day by order of the ChanCery
Court. 1t was bought by the first mort
gage bondholders for $3,022,000. This
saves the State from all loss.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

CLEVELAND, Nov. l8.-The various
building associations of this city held II
meeting last night to discuss the situa-
ton, An amicable settlement was ad-
yised in winding up the affairs Of these
associations, as it is belived that such Or
panizations will be declared unconstitu-
tional by the Supreme Court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
THE GRAND DUPLiCAT TIE OF OHIO
A LARGE IN CREASE IN KALUA-

TTON.
COLUMBUS, November 9.-The Auditor
of State has received reports of the grand
duplicate for taxation in the State from
eightv-five counties. The increase in the
State since 1873 is over SIS, 600, 900, bring
ing the aggregate grand duplicate in the
State to 81 $50, 100000. Seventeen coun-
ties report falling off in valuation, and
sixty-eipht counties show an increase
over last year. OF the counties contain
ING large cities, Cuyahoga shows an in
crease of s., ,76S,OO0; Franklin S992,0OO;
Lucas $SO7 900; Hamilton, decrease, $4,-
25O 600, and Montgomery 1892, 800, max
inc the net decrease in fivN cities, Cleve-
land. Columbus, Cincinnati, Dayton and
Toledo and their counties of S65,0OO;
Clark county and Springfield increase
sSS2. 600. and Summit county and Akron
1894, 600; Trumbull county $476,0O0.-
Holmes county shows the largest increase
of any not containing a city, S625,000.
Owing to the reduction Of State tax last
winter Of fthree-tenthsofa million dollars,
there may be deficiency in the amount
of State taxes collected.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

In 1872 Grant had 10000 majority in
Pennsylvania, and his party carried TWEEN
ty-two Congressman to five Democrats.
Now the Democrats elect their State tick
ct, and instead of five Congressman have
seventeen of the twenty-seyen. This is
a revolution which, in its magnitude, is
quite unparalleled in our political his
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. l6.-RiOts have recently
occurred at several points i'm Poland on
account of the forcible introduction by
the Government of church reform and
appointment of priests by Imperial
authority. A number of newly-appOint-
ed priests have been maltreated by the
mobs. The local governments at the
points of disturbance have been rein
forced by troops from Warsaw, and
number of rioters have been arrested.
BERLIN, Nov. l6.-The physicians of
Count Van Arnim say that regular open
air exercise is indispensable for the re-
stOration Of his nervous system The
City Tribunal has withdrawn direct
police supervision over the Count, bat
he is ordered to remain at home. His
trial has been set down for the 9TH prox.
ROME, Nov. Ricasoli, Peruzzi, La
Marmora and Garibaldi have been elect
ed to the Chamber of Deputies. The
last named was returned by two districts
in this city, but was defeated in Milan.
The Republican agitator, Saffi, was de-
feated in three districts and elected in
one, Riminio. Up to this time l22 men,
bers of the Right have been returned
against "a of the Left.
By railway collision near Bologna
one person was killed and forty wounded.
PANAMA, Nov. 15.-An unusually heavy
earthquake was felt in Chilli on the 26tn
hlt., about twelve minutes after mid
night. Its duration was about thirty
seconds and the direction from east 10
west. Much alarm was caused in Val
paraiso and Santiago. All public clocks
stopped and the walls Of churches and
houses were split. The shock was fol-
lowed by an increase of thermometer of
two and two-tenth degrees. Vessels at
anchor felt it severely. During the
week slight tremors were felt.
Captain Byron S. Heath, of Chester,
Ohio, died from the effects of rarifed at
mosphere at the summit of the 0roya
Railroad. He was one of the Govern
ment engineers of Peru.
At a ball which lately took place at
Asuncion, Paraguay, dispute took place
between Brazilians and Paraguayans, re-
sulting in three killed and seven or eight
wounded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

New ORLEANS, Nov. 17.-At about four
o'clock this morning the packet Empire
sank at her landing at the foot OF CONT
street. Fourteen passengers and num-
Der of her crew were drowned. Her
cargo, consisting of sugar, molasses, rice,
&c, was also lost.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

FIFTY children, direct from Japan via
San Francisco, passed through sandusky
the other night on the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railroad, en- route to
Eastern colleges, where they are to be
edncated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
Ghe 1fmorrat

The Republican papers, in accounting
for their late disasters, admit all the
charges that Democrats and Liberals
have made against their administration
of public affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

A FARMER named Walz was shot in his
wagon near Pittsburgh, onthe Perrysville
road on the evening Of the llth. Two
tranps were arrested at q boarding house
on Friday, and are in Jail. Thecoroner's
Jury found William Murray guilty ofmur-
der and Fred Myers accessory to the
crime. The latter has confessed that
he held the horses and Murray shot.
It was done for money,and they got little
or none. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

THE official vote in Philadelphia show
the following Republican majorities
Paxson 1898, Olmstead l2,96S, Allen
12,9l6, Beath 1923, The majOrities in
1873 were double the above, but the
frauds were less.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
Georgia is the banner State undoubt-
edly. This is the way her House of Rep
resentatiyes in the Legislature stands:

LET there be no foolishness over our
victory Steady's the word. A party
NAV he seriously demoralized by success.
This Is not the beginning Of the end, nor
the end The meaning of 1t is that we
have vet country to govern andto save.
-Cmfrier Journal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

VIZ venture to assert TIE number Of
murders and assaults during the past year
In Allegheny county exceed those OF
some of the states in the South, where
the dreaded Ku Klux is made to do such
dreadful work before election. = Pittsburgh
H.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

VIZ are pleased to learn that the health
ofMr. Kingsbu1y, ofthe Newark Advocdte,
has been greatly benefited BY ibis treat
rnent at the arkansas Hot Springs. he
a now at home.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
LYNCHING 4 HORSE THIEF IN
MLSSO

Troy, Mo-, Nov. l6.-James Nj. League,
Jr., stole horse from near Auburn, in
this county, and was arrested at Jeher-
son City, and brought to Auburn yester-
day for examination. Last night about
fifty men with faces blacked attempted
to seize him TO. the parpose of hanging
him, but through the strategy of Con-
stable Waters he was saved from them.
At his examination to-day he was COM
mitted for trial, having confessed the
theft. This afternoon the constable and
a posse of four men started with him to
this place to commit him to the county
Jail. About a mile and half out from
Auburn four men with blackened faces
rode out of the bushes, knocked Waters,
who had drawn his revolver to defend
the prisoner, from his horse, and shot
League, the ball entering his back near
the shoulder blade, coming out in front.
League was tieG to a horse, which took
fright and galloped through the woods,
followed by the mobbers, who kept up a
rambling fire Leagues clothes were
torn from his body, and he was horribly
mutilated by the brush. He was found
to be alive, and from his condition 1t is
not thought the wounds will cause his
death. He was taken to a house near
by. 1t is thought the lynchers will re-
turn tonight and finish him. They are
supposed to come mostly from Mont
gomery county, where League also stole
a horse. League hasserved two terms in
the penitentiary for horse stealin%
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
Official VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
OF NEW YORK.

ALBANY, Nov. l6.-The Argus to-m0r-
row morning will give the complete Off
cial vote of the State on Governor, as
follows Tilden, 4l6,343; Dix, 36l 400
Clark, lO,2l4. Tilden over Dix, 54,93I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

THE Chicago TFibsss urges the intro
duction Of the study of political econo-
my" into the common schools. An ex-
cellent suggestion, though perhaps some
what difficult TO bring about.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

A year agoit was said the Democratic
party was dead, yet on and after the LIST f
January next the following States will
have Democratic Governors
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

Here are twenty-one Democratic Gov
ernors in thirty-seyen States; and If
there had been general election this
year several more would have been cho-
sen. Pretty good for dead party.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19

New York, Nov. lS.-The suit of Theo-
dore Tilton against Henry Ward Beecher
has been set down for December Sth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
THE PITTSBURGH TRAGEDY
Confes,im Of one ofMe Mlrdrers.

Confession Of one Of The Aurderers
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1.-THE Evening
fhrOnicle contains the confession Of Fred
erick Mercer, one of the parties charged
with the murder of farmer Wahl on the
Perrysville road on Wednesday evening
of last week. He says he was born in
Baden, in the southern part of Germany,
and came to this country twenty-five
years ago. Has been working at trunk
making in st. Louis, Newark, Chicago,
and Othe. places. The last place he
worked at his trade was in Indianapolis,
He says: II left there in October last
and met Murray in Toledo. We left
Cleveland two weeks ago and footed it
most of the way to Pittsburgh, arriving
here last Wednesday week. On the
evening of the murder Murray and
walked out the Perrysville road; stopped
at the Three Mile Hou-e; after leaving
it met the wagon with Wahl in it; Muir
ray said, Let us stop this man, he's got
money; he said to me, Go to the
horses; did so; Murray then went to
the wagon and fred a shot, calling Wahl
to stop; Wahl said he had no money
and struck at Murray with his whip;
fred no shot, but heard three shots fired
/ had no pistol with me; Murray took
Wahrs potket-book, but found no money
in it; after we left Murray said he
thought he had shot him; l said
thought not; we came to town anC
crossed to Pittsburgh by one of the iror
bridges and went to clearinghouse on
Third avenue, where we were arrested
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-11-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov l6.-The ship builders
and engine builders on the Clyde have
decided to reduce the wages of their EN-
plOyes.
Disraeli has been reelected Rector of
the University of Glasgow by seven
hundred votes against five hundred for
Emerson. The conservative students
protested against the e.ectiOn of Emerson
because he was foreigner, and the lib
erals against the choice of Disraeli be-
cause Of the undue influence in his favor
by the professors in the university.
Rains have swollen rivers and streams
in North Lancashire. The country is in
undated and much damage done.
A special to the Standard from Hen
daye says the Carlist forces have return
ed to lrun, and are stationed around the
town.
Advices from the Russian advance
posts on the Anu Daria report that Col.
IyanOff is preparing to cross the river
with an armed force to punish the ma
rauding TurcOman tribes which the
Khan of Khiya is unable to control.
A dispatch from Calcutta states that in
collision on the Hooley river both yes
sells sank. A steamer has been sent to
the scene of the disaster. No Noparticulars
received.
The rate for money at the Stock Ex-
change on government securities is per
cent; Consols for money 934 for ac-
count 93l to 93s; United States FIVE
twenty bonds, 1925, old, 1861. The di-
rectors of the Bank of England to-day
fixed the minimum rate of discount at
the bank at per cent.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. l6-M. Emile de Girardin
has assumed direction of the newspaper
La France. In his salutatory he an
nounces that the paper viii advocate the
maintenance of the personal Septennate
until the year 1880; the continuation of
the present Assembly until then, but to
be renewed in part twice a year the
holding of general elections in March,
1880, for Constituent Assembly to sit
four months; an appeal to the nation in
July, 1880, for the ratification of the new
constitution, and a general election for
the new Assembly the same year.
Marshal Bazaine, who sailed from
Southampton on the 9th inst. on the
steamer Neya, has landed at Lisbon. Il
is understood that his destination is
Madrid, where he intends to reside as a
private individual. He is expected to
arrive there next Thursday
A special to La Libete, dated MonteYi-
deo, Nov. II, positively affirms that the
civil war in the Argentine Republic has
ended with compromise, by the terms
of which Avellaneda resigns the Presi.
dency, and new elections are to be held
shortly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
u.paIsssa asa bliap,aa.ss rsae.-.

A visitor % ti,is place asked ~ a da,
oriwo ago lfIhere was any steam sa1
MILL ~ this vlrinliy. We anrwcd. no
i tl.ught rai.v he rrplle,I." judging
from the cvndiiiun' a. the fences here
Aud 10 truth. COB psupIs,ia NOT seen: d
realize how inVcis they stand % their own
llsht. by this disregard b. outward up.
pcnrances. by encouraging these eyi-
dences ofnegiect, they encourage the ideas
that have gone aJnad. That Hi;lsboro Is
IN state Of decay aud that It's prosperity
has departeslia little more attention iorx-
irrnal-. closer cultivation " The thIrgs
that cheer the heart and please tile eye,
would give tlvtown that happy aud az.
traciivc iuok 10 consDhant with L. nat.
uul surroundings
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
- sns Orphans.


Tho Coed Tcmriais - this place CAV,
an exhiiid,n Mt the Masonic Hail nu
Thursday and Friday nlgisls Iss The LrneiIl
Of tlie oxfard Asylum. The entrstn!n.
nseais consisted IL ciaraaes. T1blsauS
aud music. and were highly crrditairIe "a
thee eancerned In getting them ~ and
carrying them through. The attendance
was quite large. and tie audience seemed
highly diverted si,h the entertainment.
ThsrSoss frcripr were abnut s5o. whirh
will be iransmitsei a once loilie proprr
parties.
The Good Templas are entitled 10 much
ereilt Tor their interest aud zeal In this
matter. anil the committee were Gun
s9icsous zoe their energy aud goni taste.
May their example be followed el-exhe,e
thrsdsisnnt the state. 81 q season when
81 much Is nresir,i. sat fortunately aiso at
the period when the fountains sfhun,an
sympathy are brpken Up. aud when the
springs @ charity iew In Loun,eous
strrams r
Rsmeinbsr the orphaa Ii your On list.
mas brzfesments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

THsAN.RicAS FARMER ron DEC
This old journal IL received. with is usual
coIleciiun ~ good things l.r The farmers
aud gardener. No bnnch 81 rural life
seems neglected The useful las, al
counse, ~. preferences, hut considerable
SPACE 4 given 10 The armament. whilst
some apIrulriatc and Interesting reading
sofierrd far the family circle. III this
humber viii hc fsand somesIiing 10 To-
'erest and Instruct every member ~ livery
country family. We recommend Il 10 the
ayor % our farming RAIDERS. The sub.
serlpiion j. $50 n year. of only si.Oo 10
clubs ofhvc or more. Liberal premiums
are offered far clal,-. and The pubIlsl,srs.
saml. sands a San, Baltimore. Nd; will
forward specimen numbers on application.
a new volume Lsgins January Iss, 90 that
now y thobcstfInic 70 subscribe.
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Iaoi rer thrissinas
Coon NEWS FROM SANTA Claus.

4 As II In very doubtful about Santa Clans
visiting HillslInfn this CIiristinss. as he
has t01k his departure to tile cold regions
~ get married on Christmas eve: hut H..
lore lie t1ik his departure he did NOT for-
get Ia sriid full supply ~ valuable l;ifts
and PRESENTS To his Head Quarter In
lHilisl~rm Many hice AMI valuable pres
riiis have already arrived FIR his lite
folks, md will continue to arrive every
WEEK UNTIL CHRISTMAS DAY.
siich as Toys 0feyery description. FreucI,
and common Candies; Apples, Raislns.
Figs, C,c,anuis. Nuts Of every kind. teins
0ils, Oranges, Acc,r.le0ns, Harms. and
most every conceivable article IN the
iancy line. He sends greeting To All Ills
friends, and wishes them all n happv
Christmas and Ills last request II for ev@
eryindy 10 call ut bis Head Quarter and
get supplied for Christmas HOLIDAYS.
In addition 20 Santa Claus goods. we
keep CONSTANTLY on hand the hrsi Chew
Ing aud Smoking Tobacco. Snuff, and the
finest imported Cigars.
We,wjll receive In few days our lot Of
lie Works. fufh NJ Crackers. T'orpesloes,
k"man candles, Shy Reckrts. SpitrDrviis,
Bh'eshghis and every description Of Fire
Works. We will also have on hand n full
SUPPLY ~ Fine irocerirs. expressly for
Christmas. 10 fact we can supply yon
with most NIL you sliail want; w. We i,eg
hnih I.adiesand Gentlemen, ana every
holy else. To- call and examine our stock.
Our yoiing Mr.. Rasenond, will I've at his
post ready 10 walt an all VITO may call.
Allow us IN conclusion 10 return our
sincere thanks 10 our customers for the
very liberal patronage for the last II
innntihs and beg for continuance OF the
same.
J. R0sEMoND & SON.
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The Raleigh News say. The Grand
Iarlge =. 4 A. "; wa. occupied yesterday
in matters purely Masonicai List night
the new officers were installed, the col.
lowing In addition 10 those named last
night who were yesterday appointed ~
tile Grand Master:
ID. q. Nc. A. Cilley, of Lincoln.
"a. C.-f. l.. Held, az Franklin.
u \. D.--J. w Cu;teli, of E,lgecombe.
U.J. D.-tieo. A. Fe,te, 81 warrrnton.
q. Observation-Disclosures y. Battle, O. Edge
con,be.
q. :. B.--Joseph IIeildpsheimer, 81
urrensl~Fn.
q. pursuIvant L. Shaw. Of Hertz
ford.
q. T.-J. n. separk, ~ IsalrigI,,
The report Of j. n. Mills, superln.
tendent 81 The oxford Orphan Asylum.
was considered. aud the working 81 the
Suieriliiendens for the past year WAS niost
cTdlaily endorsed. and he was unauimou-.
~ re-eIected Zoe the ensuing yenr. Tie
propositions 10 establish another Asylum
Ut Mars iIill. Madison county. was en-
dorSed, ~ also the establishing Of weekly
Paper fw the dissemination " matter per-
iainIng 10 Tho working 81 The Orphan
Asylum.
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.J. 44 IA (. j
The late session " the Methodist Con
ference ma,ie the following appointment
TOR the coming year. $3.50
,RALEIGH DISTRICT. sa;
J.P. MooRE, Presiding Elder.
Raleigh, Edeiion. Street. i q
A. w vManguni.a
Person Street, N. NJ. Jurney.,
HILLSB0RO DISTRICT.
LII. Hei,drvn, Presiding EhIer.f
HiIlshoro. \, III r (oIe.
Alamancephs ms Webb
Chapel Hill& Haw River W Ii Moore
Person, e' w " Jordon.
Durham, III REM.
Flat River, TJGattis
GREENSBORO DISTRICT.
PREsiniSe ELDER, n II ID Wilson.
Greensboro, WI BoLbitt.
Trinity. BGravei,.
SALISBURY DISTRICT.
PRESIDING ELDER, DIR Bruton.
Salisbury, NJ LW Crawford,
CHARLOTTE DISTRICT.
Charlotte Tryon.St J.caraway.
Rev. T. w. Thompson Is assigned to
Fayetteville, Rev. J. II. Brooks To Colds
bpio, Rev. J. Z. MANN. TO F'ront st churcl,
wilmington, Rev. J.T Gibbs, 10 9TH 81.
~ +eE .s -
We select only such appointments as
may Interest our immediate readers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

We acknowlcdgr an InyItatlon 10 the
Fair Al wIlmi.gson this week. We are
c"mpelled fron other engagements b.
fongn I'ieasure wIirh wauii he com.
plrie me. We Win at no distant day VIZ
Il Wilmington In perron and tender our
congratulations uIDn tile cansplrlIon 81
another % liz gigantic enterprises.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

Those wlsn liasr been IN the hsidt, M.
on raci,srE zoe depot ~ this plRcr, n
landing ancle deep III mud. win he glad
% find their feet received upon acushIon
efsand, rrcrntiy Disposed In iibeml quan>
titles fw hundred yards az more between
the tracks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

Pogue's t.i,aecs frrtnty Is at work
through the winter Tiis Others have
closed iili spring.
MS probasse another plug factory wan
be opened "a the spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

Weeks Flprzi Gusaefor ISIS has been
received. Every family sI,.uld subscribe
for crpy. only twenty-five renis year.
See Ibis Advertisement In this Issue % lhe
Recorder.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

The family of Major Hay. Cor son,e
months rrsideiit snnng o. has recently
returned io :s.uiis Csluilua. their old home
hefnre tise war. MsJ"r Hsy will lilI re-.
main al his headquarters Ia raleigh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
Y PUBLIC NOTICE.

APPLICATION will lie made to the
present Legislature 10 extend the Eastern
and Northern limits OF the CORPORATION
Of Hillsb0rO. So
Nov. 8th 1874. or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

A caiercd woman by the name 20 Ge-
neya Bain. living N this vicinity gave
binh one dny last week o. iripIrts--Ihrre
well fonnei children. They however all
died sam afler birth.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

We learn that Mr., John Jordan OF this
Vicinity " about hecaming = resident ~
the town. A welcome 60 uilsGch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

Now isthe time to get bargains at Coo
lry'N He sells cheap for Cash or country
produce.
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oYsrra NOTICE.

al parties desiring oysters &c Chns.-
mast. AT rsiuced price. wiii pic~s. leave
their names will um On 81 hvsaw s,nd llst.
A. PLTiAsANTS
dec. 10Th n.
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See change Of II. N. Browns Adver,
tisenent. g
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See fourth page both for Ads aud Ia.
teresiii,g reading matter.
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RoricE.

A Lii prrssn. are st,irtiy pF,hisliei from,
N duaiinE With net. gnf. &C trap. or tree.
lst-elig IN anyway an the lands harsalea Al ~
lnSs. lExrelt fnx Hint.rs who win haze Is.
rl.lslte right 10 hunt.l
The l.anas Htljolnina Wash. Rnl-rt.. wm
AhdTvWs, Mrs liol,lp- and otlers. a, the Jonrs
and Waady's Ferry Laads. A,ss fwa trsst.
knaMn rs tie lirrves a Ipal.ani. TRACT. adiola.
img Mm sykes. tbr.lry Andrews. 1ames L.nr.
Ilsa.ry isles and nthrfs, On JnntN aud M@osly'.
rssti. on New iiapr. Al, nne plarr a. s.,n.
trrrk, adjoining Margr~t Snipc.. Jahn Klrk AMI
others. ANTHONY CALDWELL
JliiN DOiDSuN.
dec. pd. WM. ID. REEVES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

~ 1900 there were four ,Iost Offices In
the state Wilmington. Nrsbern, Wash.
ingt0ii. and Edvnloa.