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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04
TELEG RAPHIC.
XIVthLEGISLATURE
Yesterdays Proceedings OF Tue
Texas Legislature,
Judge Chambers Case-Thc
Constitutional Convention
Question.


Special dispatch 10 the Dallas Hemld.l
AUSTIN, March 3.-ln the senate the
following bills and resolutions were in
trOduccd:
BY Mr.. Moore: An net repeating the
acts regulating the sale Of lands under
decrccs of courts.
BY NJ. Parker An act authorizing
county courts in each county to build
roads, bridges and causeways, and au-
thorizing them to keep the roads,
bridges and causeways in order.
BY Mr.. Wood: An act concerning
notaries public; also, an act regulating
common carriers.
BY Mr.. swift; An act amending the
act organizing courts of justices of the
peace and county courts, aud defining
their jurisdiction and duties.
Mr.. Westlall called up the bill pro-
viding for the payment Of the floating
debt of the state by issuing bonds. The
bill was passed under suspension of
the rules.
The high court impeachment against
Judge Chambers met, and after few
preliminaries adjourned.
In the house, the constitutional con-
vention question was again argued and
postponed.
The senate bill authorizing the gov
ernor to sell certain bonds and pay
Williams & Guion, of New York, was
passed under suspension of the rules.
AUSTIN.
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MlSCELLA MEOUS.
Lone Wolf About to Revenge
the Death Of His Son.
Trial Trip OF a FiilbuStering
Steamer.
Female Operatives On a
Strike.
Special dispatch to the Dallas IIerald.l

Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald.l
SAN ANTONIO, March 3.--fhe latest
authentic information from Fort Sill
conveys sad news for the. frontier peo-
pie. Lone Wolf, the Kiowa chief, is
preparing to go to Texas with Il strong
party to avenge the death of his son,
who was killed in the fight with the
late Lieutenant Hudson on the west
fork of the Nueces.
BALTIMORE, March 3.-Thc filihuster
steamer Edgar Stuart having COM
pleted her repairs, made a trial trip
down the bay and returned. There
were several government officers on
board.
NEW York, March 3.-The female
umbrella and parasol makers, of the
leading houses Of this city, struck for
higher wages to-day.
Ex-President Baez is still a prisoner
at the Breevort house. His counsel
advises him not to give bail.
BUFFALO, n. v, March S.-Mr. Fill
more's physicians hope to place him
on his feet again.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-The over
land trains are all blocked twenty-five
miles east of Elko, Nevada.
New YORK, March 3.-The Catholic
,>;I.r,;,,oo,, N ~, N, itfnn Criyn nnti,,, III ot
the time originally appointed for the
departure of the pilgrims for Rome
will not be later than the middle of
May, is to be adhered to. The name of
the steamer, and the day of sailing and
all other necessary information, can be
communicated to those enrolled soon
after March 20.
The captain of the bari; Everett
Gray, which was searched by the
Spaniards, says the vessel was q league
from the shore of Cuba at the time.
No violence was attempted. Since the
proclamation of conscription was made
strict lookout is kept on all shipping.
The Spanish residents protested to be
ready and eager for the fight, but more
than one of them offered the captain
money to take them away secretly.
The employees in the Erie shops, at
the Susquehana depot, struck at / A. NJ.
yesterday. The alleged reasons for the
strike are that new regulations have
been introduced Many of the best
and oldest workmen have been dis
charged without any assigned cause.
Their places have been filled by men
utterly unskilled i'm trade at the same
wages as skilled workmen. The wages
were cut down and paid when it suited
the convenience of the company. The
company has been in the habit OF
keeping the employees two months in
arrears, in order to keep them in sub
lection.
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MODE or DRAWING.

There will be upon the stage two glass
wheels, the contents OF which can be seen
by the audience. A committee, consisting
of three eminent citizens in no way connect
ed with the management, having first made
I'm accurate count and examination, will
place in the larger wheel 1000 leather tags,
cut by the same die, exactly alike, and hav-
ing numbers on them, from to 1900. CORE
spending to the number OF all the tickets
sold. A similar, committee-haNing first
examined, counted, folded and sealed up III
no square boxes, precisely alike, rs many
slips of paper, on which are printed the lao
gifts DETERMINATIONS from $40 to 81 ,000-will
then place these 40 sealed boxes containing
the gifts in the smaller wheel. Both wheels
will then be turned until their contents are
thoroughly mixed. A blindfOlded boy,
under Is years of age, will then draw from
the larger wheel one of the tags, and, hold
ing 1t up in full view of the audience, Its
number will be called loud enough for all to
hear by the crer appointed for this purpose;
the tag viii then be passed to committee Of
three distinguished citizens, who will say
whether the number has been rightly called.
1t will then be passed to n registrar, who will
file it upon a copper wire prepared for the
purpose. -g..usrr.,t
The number of the tag thus drawn, cried.
proven and filed will be recorded by three
clerks, in separate books. prepared for the
purpose.
A blindfoltled girl of similar age will then
draw from the smaller wheel one of the
sealed boxes, which will be opened and the
ui n tnl<pu ont unfOllpI and held nm In the
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Monday, March IS, 1874
TOTAE. 40 GIFTS.
ALL CASH.
ONLY 1000 TICKETS TO RE SOLD.

1t Is confidently believed that-as the price
of n ticket isso moderate, only sj--eyery ticket
will be sold befor the day fixed for the con
cert and drawing; but whether all are sold OF
not the drawing will positively take place
Should there be any unsold tickets they Will
be destroyed, and all the offered gifts, no III
plumber, will be drawn, but diminished In
value in proportion to the percentage OF uh'
sold tickets.
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MANAGEMENT.

The drawing of gifts and payment OF the
same will be under the supervision and con-
troll of the following gentlemen:
MAJOR S. ADAMS, of Adams u Leon
ard.
CAPTAIN W. IL. GASToN, of CASTOR Il
Thomas
MAJOR II. V. TOMPKlNS, of Tomp-
lsins Lttteiield.
CAPTAIN W. l.. MURPHY, of Piather Il
Murphy.
COLONEL JOHN KERR, President of Dali
las County Bank.
CAPTAIN JOHN W. SWINDELLs, HER
AID Office.
GENERAL JOHN j. GOOD, Attorney nj
Law.
RIP. AUNSPAUGH, Cashier of City Bank.
BEN. LONG, Mayor of Dallas.
a. SANGER, Esq, of Sanger Il Bros.
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PROPOSALS

For the building of two Cisterns according TO
Specifications now on file IN the Secretary 3
office Of the city of Dallas, will be received at
this office until Tuesday, the I'd day Of March
next, Mt o'clock pm. All persons desirous
OF This and exam inc specifications.
Given under my hand, at Mayors Office, in
the city OF Dallas, this 18th day of February,
i5dits BEN. LONG, Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04

New Albany, Indiana, has the only
polished plate glass works in the
United States. There is II plate glass
factory at LenoX, Massachusetts, but
only the rough, unpublished kind, for
sidewalks, sllylight, etc, is made there
The large polished plate works in
course Of construction at Crystal City,
thirty miles below st. Lous, will be
completed in eight or ten months, and
will employ about one Thousand per-
SONS.
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NOTICE.
The undersigned, having leased
The Dallas ana Br0wdcr Springs,

with water. The cash system will be adopted
and strictly adhered TO.
For the convenience OF the different parts
of the city, tickets will he found Mt Pierce "
Elm street, and at DR.. W. G.. Aliens drug
store In East Dallas, where persons wishing
can procure them, and leave their names
residence aud the quantity of water they
No one is permitted to use the water of said
springs unless Ivy permission OF the under
signed. 1 hope by strict attention to give
general satisfaction.
febl0dlm WM. NJ. BLAlk.
For the satisfaction OF parties purchasing
tickets, ] respectfully refer to the following
gentlemen
Tornpkins & Llitlefeld, W. q. Randall &
Bro, r. Y. Hughes, NJ. d., DIR. II. e.. lloskins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04

The largest single transaction in cot
ton for the present season, was con-
cluded yesterday, 1900 bales having
been sold in Il single list, which classed
strict ordinary. -.
Since the "latc unpleasanlncss,'
such large lists havenot been common.
ltseemsthat the staple classes are better
than usual this season, and comes to
hand in much better order than was
the rule n few years ago. Galveston
News.
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CABLE NEWS.
The Famine In lndIa-The
Cuban Volunteers Going
u the Front.
Special dispatch to the Dallas Herald,

Special dispatch TO the Dallas Herald
LONDON, March 3,--A special cores
dent Of the News in India, leleeraphs
that the inhabitants of the villages OF
eastern lcrhoot, are slowly starving to
death and the future in the other dis
tricts looks terribly onlnous,
HAVANA, March IA detachment
of three hundred volunteers, the first
modified since the captain generals
DEGREES, We're sent 10 the Clnco Villas
district to-day, for active service In the
field Two thousand more will leave
tonight for Puerto Principe.
Governor Lagua Of the La Gr0nde
announces the defeat and dispersion OF
an insurgent force near Santo Domin-
30 within two days after disappearance.
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SAFE KEEPING on THE MONEY.

All moneys arising from the sale of tickets
will be placed in Adams IL Leonard's Bank,
there to remain as u special deposit until the
concert is over and all the gifts fully pro-
vided for, and then subject only to the joint
check of the business manager and agent of
the concert and the committee who superin-
tends the drawing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04

THE Philadelphia and Reading coal
and iron company, when working all
their colleries full, employ 1880 men
and boys in the mining department,
and 1915 in the engineer improvement,
including 1856 men and boys in the IRON
ore region.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. J. a. SEEGAR

Can he found at all hours of the day ut his
old stand over Cochran's drug store, Elm
street. His Office is well fitted up for the re-
ception of ladies. | will guarantee all my
work, and Ii shall be in the best and latest
styles. | have new automatic plugger
coming. and would like to use IL. lSdlm
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MAIL NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for carrying the United
States mail between the pOstoilice and the
Houston and Texas Central railroad depot,
In Dallas Texas, fourteen times a week, each
way, will be received by the postmaster at
Dallas, until IL O'Clock M, Saturday, March
It'll, 1874. Service to commence the 10th inst,
and continue until otherwise ordered by the
postmaster general. WIN. JONES, p. NJ.
l8dit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-04

A MOTHER of a waggish lad once put
up Il lot Of preserves, and labelled the
jars, "l'ut up by Mrs. D." Johnny,
her promising boy, having discovered
this beehive of goodies, soon ate the
contents up and wrote Oh the bottom
of the label, "Put down by johnny
D--O
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Bishop Cummns was invited to
recent meeting of churchmen, at Otta-
wa, Ontario, to visit that place as carly
as possible for the purpose OF organic
ing chuecl.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the style and
firm of Weiiborn II Scruggs, Is hereby dis
solved By mutual consent, each party con-
tiruing business in his own name.
G. b. WELLBORN.
j. b. SCRUGGS.
Dallas, March 3, 1874. lSdlw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02


Two more factories are going up 10 this
cnuhty--both Oh Eaw River. One hson
thesIie oftbe mill osthe late Chief Jus.
tice Rufiin. and is owned by company
10 which r. I. Me.Aden g. W. rsrl,snn.
jas. s. Boyd aud otllciSue partners. The
other i hear The BIZ Tails factory II II.
J'GA. Murray, and Il being built ~
Capt, Jrs Vincent. Both ~ them are iil-
tended 10 produce both yarns and cloth.
The fac,aly az the Mesp Murray.
burnt lna 1rrlpg. viii spm be ~ opera-
tion again. tho work of rebuilding being
rapidly pushed on.
There will thus soon I've eight cotton fac-
torivs ii operation in this county. but
tIirrcis fvem. and there n reason, for
twice a. lnnuy more.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

The Court yard nt araham abounded IL
the pomologieal wealth FOR which Ala.
nance Is - eonspicuoes. Dr. f'o,lst bad
wagon loads of pears, ofseveral varieties.
some fine applc.. and excellent melons.
Mr.. Peter Foust brought ~ wstsr melons
which rivalIssl thnsc of 0asson county.
He brought III during the week melons
weighing 80. -. and " pounds.
This county Il not only famous Cor good
fruits, buf Coz The Iaudallle emulation
Which psevalis ainoog the farmers 10
rai.e the hest, a'nl put ont none but the
bed sarletisspf trees. We wish more Of
the Orange farmers would follow the ex-
amplcs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

Tits line lnese isayailiilg ltse;f of the
present activity tn the tolaccp Market to
iliussfaie its high claims taeoufidence and
patronage. Ga Thaniay tl'e zz,h ef Au-
r.,st ne nns ssld 1000 pounds LEAF TO-
baero f.r seaosl. a., assking tlle sPLEsDrp
AvnaAaE rsaD.g5 rEa HUsssEDFocxns,
and sauas-ing both Ia aa&nsisy sid and
general average the celsarzsrd premium
sale ai the ssme Warehouse on the ssnd.
af Jsiv last which attracted - aaaeh at-
rentlsn. Aud ti.is last Sax exerde'I ill
a.zsunt any warrhoase sale. ever n,asie IN
Dsnville In any sne day.
Our Tesscco plasls. wiii take notice
of tile zlove.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

We are sxseis~d toour friends ofihe
Crescent. sesfisel and News Of Raleigh
Tel.aeco r,znt of Durham. Patriot Of
Greensboro sn,i Journal Of Wilmington,
sna Rezi-~s of Dansille, Va, COT their ex'
ccsalnviy ifuterisg and gratifying notices
sfpur-elf, brought out by our presumed
asga1tionr ior The tlerksllp oFihe House
Meae4ty f,rtids illc reproduction ofany
.ftlwaa ~ our paper, but We assure ouI
friessd< that their Kind mention b fully
.plxvxia,ed and as gratifying as pnrx'
lvelfd. Isi- pleasing reward tous foI
cJn<rienilpu-. zralousand willing service
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

Il man By tho name 81 Perkins, recently
discharged frpm tile pcnilrntiaryo ~ Inli-
ana q tic request of citizens d Chapel
Hill. was brought here ON Monday and
commIuc,i 10 Jail charged with. stealing
boolss. cafpeting and tile poriralt Of DR..
Caldwell from the Philanthropie lbmry.
We lcnrn that the portrait was sRood deal
Injured. los which We cannot ressiiiy for
give tlls thief.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

wearc gladlo learn from Mr. G. w.
johnson. one u the best FARMERS Ia the
vicinity u Chapsl Hill. that The cotton ~
lii section of tie county has not been ~
all affected ~ the rust. ard aHI presents
an uncom,nonly hesithy and promising
appearance. The corn crop also la That
seciion Is very excellent, aud may now he
regarded as mnle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02
THE NORTH CKRoLINA
MANNAL.

+ p E# ID y 4 Z 4 VI
DUBLlSIIED by authority and under The ali-
u spices II the General Assembly. will now
soon hc lsslesl iider the direction uf the secr-
taIy of Sate the material for Which las been col.
lrcted iii,i prepared by John W. Wheeler. ksq.
II lTesents IN condensed form the dates aud
events OF the state. from the earliest pefiod 81 rs
history TO the present day. and the names OF
those whether ID tie Executive. Jndicitl or Le-
gisiatite belnrtmcnts. who haze slone the state
same service: with valuable Statistical aud Chro-
nnIagl.=i rallies connected witlf the Stat and
Federal Government. which will he f,iul3 ttsts-
iG rs hand book 0f reference toall public ilIen,
and men Of btlsiBr~. A
The prize Ut the book l. 800, hound In cloth.
When sent hs mail prStaga IT, lie added.
Aseists are Nanted III every county OF the state
10 sell this hook is'
HEdltors copying this advertisement and stInl-
Ing copy ~ the paper 70 Inr. will have a COPY
Of the lpJok sent 10 ihcm.
address, ALFRED WILLIAMS, sl
80 Bo6k seller,
ans 10. a Raleigh,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

We learn thai tl,esv pests are very n
iiundant aud vorarioas urou tie farm Of
MrD. q. Kerr OF Alauranee. They sat
everything that comes ID their way, and
are ~ numemus and destructive iha;
Mr Kerr is seriously metiitatiRg whether
hewlll SOW wheat ftis fn.l pr not.
TIcse insects ate not OF the Kansas
variety. aud there need b- no apprehension
OF tllsir spreading their r,vages.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

The wilniIhgton JDsrHof and Sar both
meufiontIic slnguIaf presence of quite q
large snake found 10 a cabbage which q
lady had bought i:f siinFket, airl which
was not discovered unlH tho vegetable
was aly,lit 20 be cooked. Tho snake had
evidently grown with the cabbage, l,av.
ing early made IL Inpioo III Il, .Rpd pre-.
ventedfroni escape " tbe increasing slre
Of the plant.
Col. VIII. Avera, late senator nom
Johnston. win remove hts residence %
HillIardstoii, Nash county. -Nar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

| ~ timeteenjoy what would have been
one Of the highest qualifications ever
known 70 tIs-the Inauguration or the
new Judge 81 this District, the Hon John
Kerr, rinlo his 5udiciaI duties. Judge Kerr
wsslueseit psn,ctuaIly on Monday morn
ipg,tbe first marked step ton return to
tlle custnnls of the old fathers IN fthe law,
aiFtatien O'clock punctuaIly, the court
sopened, and the charge to the Grand
Jufy after the due organization Of that
pody, wi,s impressively made.
There Is general concurrence ofopinion
that The charge was Que Of linpsiiill force
and eiequenes, A brief Recital Of the
dntieslfalling underthe cogrizAncc ofthe
jury was foIlpWed Ny tile most solemn
,ppeal 81 that bodyupon the obligations
oftllr oath iakenby III, They were called
,ippnpn-t fprcibly 70 orenielnberthat oatlls
for fiiesparfoinianreufollicIal duties were
not mere words 1T f0rn,, without obIi-
gatofy force or ihirai weight because they
We're The pecesfat corconlltants Of office.
The taking OF the oath wss Il Solemn re-
lirio,,s olasrrvauee. iavolyir. ,hs viol.tor
III ail the penalties 81 4 ,ia,nning periurv
and holding him ID the same ac-
countabiliiy oi his Maker as II 20 Him the
Ofoken vow had bten made.
There Is but one opinion uf Judge Kerr.
AN botl, friends aud o.nansn,s ,yr.,.. that
he flIlly, s,istains the; hipl, lexneetatlons
formed OF him. His manner Was lc1.ar
ready aud deci,lel Tut son,f.o,s i, a..
extreme. His leyai kuow,s,,va ~. fall.
trstsd ~ m Ia,,st ,wo iu,ricate e.s,s ,,an,,,,-
,liur ! fa,niliarl,tv viii, rscop,ll,,. io,.s no,
of,en AZ itl,e eon,n,a.sl A ~ shs .nr,cti,i.ner
Judre Kerr x.s nav.r sr : ,no,..nt - !.
l,,us aud a.ai.b,ed his f5a,asi win ,hc
readiness ofI,is learning and ~. elr.rne.s
~ AZ. a,,i,,;au. fy7F + llK
f,sIihsat ar.a,cg ;.v,a,o,s eoa,n.s,.
sons viii, .I.e ,,,.st ~ 4. ..a,,rh !. 81.
tb.s the M AMI ,l'- ,eo,,,e wors dehohtsd
viii, \ el,ange wl,lcI, ,es,oro,l y, ,b.n, I'M.
u ,hclr own trained a. ,he old school ~
la~. a. 4. pat.,e,lc n habits and 6.eli,,y
bringing i..ek Ia ths t...,,si, that bapn,
mixture Of learnipu. ofdiynity and url,an.
ily. which In former lines drew Ia that
august triLun.l the r.snect and ra..e..,.o
Of m. ,on,lace.
Mr. n. X. stmdwick assun,ej, liz fo,o
lion, !. s,..llelsor w,,ic,, M e.c,,..,, .,,,,,
consu,,snnte ahsiltv H.rxir..d I ,,n,i,;-
ayi,y wit,, h.,l Iaw NIL n,..,i.' as,,ia,,
.i,r,ris.a ,tau who h.., NJ, l,,a,,a H..
~ well as :hose fri.,ds uho ur,s.,- III.
claim, 4. t,,e uon,,n,,,on u.w.s r. -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

a post of,iee has been ssiablislic,i at thi.
alnlsa It's An Orange County, on thc
rad from, Durl,an d Chapel Hill, and
eauil.il-salli about 3 MILES Frphl each
pksnrTN yE1fE 90
f&xhx xHti,st 10 tlat rIscs. slsonld In
seFt the name of The county Ia u.e ad-
dr~z. - ihvrc are other Offices in the
Stats With the same nanie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02


the ALDExE fss September has come 20
Hand The iiInstmtions for this nuaber
afthls unrivalled art Journal ass fully np
% those OF the preceding issues Among
them We notice Brrtrand's /" LATHE Rose,
"a storm IN Utah, 7. coming from the
Forge A Bad Job " The Women Of
scherndorf,' &c; all ef which are exquisite
engFavings.
We observe that the publishers Of The
AlsIiAr take ocrs-ioil t0correct tile ruiners
ntIoal 70 the effect that the company is
suffering frpn embarrassment. The en-
terlrise. they assert, Is to-day more pr''s-
yerous than ever before, and h s.s-tai'ied
by ample paid up capital, a, addition of
ssU,00 having been made init last mauill.
We are glad to learn Of this evideiice OF
prosperity.
Published nj ss MaSien Lane, New
York; price s. a year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

We hare received from Alfred Williams
Raleigh, who lfas ,l,e book for sale Isr,
adj copy Of tie Legislative Manual AMI
Poii;icol Register ~ NE State of North
Carolina, by John n. Wheeler, late Treas.
urer Of the State. The book will be OF
great value ~ psllslcans, stalcinns aud
otlcfS Before whom liancs. dates aud
facts are arrayed with great cIcarncss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

4 Large Volume would llul contain The
inass o: testimony wlYicli has accumulated
IA lavor of d.. Wiztar's I.al,ain of " III
GheTfy ~ safe. efficient, and reliable
Ienrdy in curing Coughs, valeisand pulmo-
nary dlsvasn Many OF the cures igc lruly
wunderlifi 'fHf
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

ws nave rscssvs,s from Me- Fulshum
Che Secretary. the premiim list faf the
appsss1hin4 FaIrcfwhich we will present
an abwfrnct next week
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

1'lw<~rsepsk~x nus,ls'r y II IlanA with
D. usual brasily vi iih'~sratiolls All at-
tractivenes,uf contents. i5stparenis and
Others take our wori for i when We tell
theni they lose much BY Withholding from
their children so much of tasteful, pleas
ant and ins,rucf.ve reading, aud so much
thai viii 60 % cultivate and refine a taste
for ART. s fHs lsKa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02
ssEB

In this cnuntyon The ln0rnng uf the l9lh
Inst, Mr.. wm. Pickett, IL Tie 5srd year u
hts sgs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

A halfcfuzy white man named William
Clark Was arrested on the premises Of Nfr,
q. w. Johuson on Thursday charged
with aylolent aud dangerous assaull up
on cllored man with an axe, The as.
Sallant was not lolig since adjudgcd by Q
commission 10 BE- o NJ subject for the In
sane "A, luu,. la's hwss unsiselv, Or per
haps necessarily, permitsed;to 20 NJ large,
The wounded man Is not dangerously
hurt = st&itfs stsH
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

Mir Il Euse Is elected over hisnp-
ponent Jugds AIbcfts5p, by smalofity Of
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

Durham Tolnccp isnu says t.iat one
Jim Barbrr attempted lo commit suicide
in that place oB Thursday last BY swal>
lowing two ounces cf landanum. lie was
saved with diilicalty, aud went home a
wiser aud q so5crcr man.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-02

A colored woman, living short dis
tailce from ;own in this county gave birth
u three fifteen amendment last Friday.
At last accounts they we're all doing as
well a. culd be expected tHU,ina
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