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, 1874-08-06
Fatnl ARRAYS In Kentucky On Election
Day

Day.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. "a Hpnoal to tho
Courief-Jonraal says fight occurred at a small
village Ia Clnrx County, KY, un alectlou-dsy, In
which two wlsito men were killed, TWO negroes
mortally wounded, aud fifteen neg oeB moro OR
legs severely wounded. Tno light began Ut tho
polls.
Tho election In this city was an extraordinarily
qnles one. nothing of fight havlng occurred.
mud fowor arrests we're nthde tltan on Ordinary
dayH. Iha IL owing to tbs fact TINT m osdat
closing tho aa!oons WAS striesly eufoscaa.
IL the State, however, several toiTiplo trago-
dioa wo.o reported In sdailiou to the aoove. In
OwenBhoro, G. ". swoopa, . monber Of tho
State Snnato, shot aud killed q nAn nasnea
yatio, tho Hon. n. D. Hay. prominent
citizen, wns aAot and nloysally wonuded BY
Depu1y-SherR Craig. In Lexington ~ 1rsll-
Hau uaulod Tratnor WAS shot and ktllal oy John
Ti!iet, uon Of tho Republicnu candidate {ur
jailer. against whnm lrsinor hnl Voted. IL
Law1encoburg young mau named Hot!dtnG waa
shot and killed BY tile Town Constable, whom 10
hah nttnokra. ...
h<""'' 1v' t@"'' Saqte2s. e ngaFs" TO @' c"''""'f
j.. 4 number OF negrneA yoted tho Democratic
ticket, aud wore aftorwArd Threatened by 1thar!
OF their color fhr 70 doing. Ono Democratic
negro WAS shot, a,,d tho .Auraefefa escaped. An-
Gthur WAS about to bo stabbed, wheu the police
illtas f0rad aud atrc8trd tho nRealAut, WHO tlaA
attempted Il, s.,iEe the policeman tho latter:
however, used biz revolver 70 s"sna effect. aud
after woundiMg succeeded IL captAssus tho
would~be murderer. Al South ElaAurn, III this
county, = negro armod with o royolyar charged
nl,pA lwo OF thfee negsoaH who had voted tho
Democratic ticket. l1e Are4 swo B!so's A. tAe1n,
Nhutl unu OF tho number returned tue AIO, ull~
tpE Aim Instantly.
, 1874-08-06

Hoosno Tunnel. to Lake Ontario and the
Wost. With dout!o track Of stool rails, and to
bo uanaged--,o auo.e from thon,ao!ves--"i In
tho tptoroata Of tho people, especially Of tlo
farming ipterosss, and Of commerce. manr-
factures, real estnso, and cheap food, aud to
both tn regard to freight and passenger fares
to and from, thu Wost.." Tho League plodgea
ltsolf to acot,re tho co.operation of al ,oraons
IN tho Commonwealth for tito completion OF tito
limo, and maintain tho satno against Ill monopoly
Of tho people, not only Il, Doston aud along
u the whole iino of tho road, but throughout tho
, 1874-08-06

SNecIdf U76patcN 10 Tie CN'cN10 7Fi0HN6,
FoRr MAINE. Ind, Aug. 5.-Ilo eycitomcnt
ovor. tho rape, particulars Of WHICH wcro telo-
graphed last night, was continued to-day, owing
TO the presence IN tho city OF d large number of
friends aud neiehbors Of lilo outraged gil. Her
father, n well-to-do, respectable farmer. and a
young mat who has been paying her attentions,
both declared that they would shoot II auks on
sight If he were released from custody, A pre-
liIni,nry examination was Waived aud the case
taken before tho Grand Jury, who, after exam.
insng six or eight Witnesses, fouud III Indictment
charging rape.
, 1874-08-06
!soga, x1orsss, assA Cattle Affected b.:
tcnb1uHs

From ths Paris t1ttM> lnte.it7sHrsf, .Iata 30.
During tho hast Wook two tioghcs belonging t.
Mr. Sna.!ul l.. McFa.ltlen, Ut thlH co!lnsy, wct'
mad Is died IN tho ,asturo w!lero they ,sa-'
outng letl. Uuth of those numHiJ han hGri
showed aIgnu Ut i,ciplout rablea aLu,lt tho t!l.l
of tho biting. mud aftorNu urea was klliea.
Thil toEr,0io disease haH been among toga !.
this section uow for two years. 4 largo nutnos
Vi doEB war1 affected that wolo not knoIn to u
pssu SlEssu H. S sSsp asss T.! sss.a i t b
, 1874-08-06

LoNnox Aug. 5.-Tho House Ut Commons has
recalol from it's amendment TO tho Pubic Wur-
tl,e House Of Lords, mud tho bill may now 10
considered passed.
During lilo discussion OF the pnblic-W Worship
1,og,1lation bill In thn uouHo II Commons, DIa-
racli. referring to the Htrlfe botwecn tho Church
aud State Oh tho Continent, Expressed tho oon-
ernI Htnte nf Europe. t,cro were nKoncscB at work
preparipg por1od O, = r ~ Ill .t,rbauco,
, 1874-08-06
NEW ORLEANS MAEkET.

NEW on1rAhs. e., A.H: b:-lsnEa ansrvysa--F r..
dull! supesAns $3.50; XxA, 60 chn.co, ts:9d
Wllite, a4o. OTIS quiet NJ B0e. nran dull ct 100.
HAI-Flrmor prime, *3d.o cholcc, 3?06o:
rHoy1aloNs--fork stronger: hold Ut $2360. Dry
a2lt meats seRrso and higher; shonlders aA@bc.
bacon e1e!tol and hghsr; shou!dpEs. lo3io eloar
rib, 13AGBi8Nb. Hams aca9os At A1c. L4sa ssAsss
Nefoe, 1oo keB, l6aSlbHc.
auaAs-bA4 fully hlt, oh1a4A
, 1874-08-06

!sresiat Dispatch to 1Ae Eh,caqn Tribune.
New YonK, Aug. 0.-rno railroad companies
l,ayo advanced thoir ,ates Of fare by emiGcant-
trains 1ro.n 100 to 100 rer cent over the ratcA
prevailing since 1larch last, wien tho rivalry in
This line bocane aotive. The following are tho
new rates to tho Weat: Cleveland. $S.95 Ou-
ciunati, 5l1.50; Chicago, S13.0U; milwaukee,,
s15.5o; St. Louis. slb.55; Omaha: $3.50. Tho
hut il is uuderstuod they will shortly advance
them nsain,
, 1874-08-06

coiored o sho wss ' in!s,od n for arer n and
Joo 2og, who was Indicted for ass2ult with in
tont te commit rapo. broke jal last night.
Martz is 50 years old, aud feot inehes high.
Zog 10 Is yoAra old, and has light complexion.
, 1874-08-06

Nnw ORLEANS. Aug. 5.-The Republican State
Convention met at Aoon III the uaw Represonta-
tive Hall, at the st. Louis Hotol. David Young,
coloted, Of Concoydla Parish, Packard caadl-
date, was olocted rrusidont prD tenn, recelvilg
l31 votes to 7G for Liout.-Gov, Antoine, the
plnchbscls candidate.
The Committee OIL Credentials rms appointed.
and The Convention adjourned until to-tnorrow,
Tho most important contest will be over tho
State Trcasurorsllip. Mr. Dubnokot. tho preB-
ont incumbent, having. opposed tho scheme nj
the State Funding Board. viii uol be supported
by the Kellogg -paeka.d faction for reuoud-
nation,
, 1874-08-06
d st. Louis Firm Charged with t1cnsy
EprEGr1EBs

ST. Louis, Aug. IA good deal OF excltment
WAS cauned on Change to-day BY tho report that
Alexander, Dormap Il Co. had forged cotton
warehouse receipts to the amount Of from $780,
00O 10 316n,Of0, and that two or three banks of
thle city had been taken in to tho tune OF s40,-
0GO or $50, 600. Dotnlan and Quo or two other
members Of the firm have hacB arrested, aud an
investigation wli be rnado tnis afternoon.
, 1874-08-06

arrested for Interfering with votera In ibis city
on oleosiou day, were today discharged by tho
Unitea Statos Commissioner, tho charges
against them not being eustaiued. Tho casos Of
other oi1lcials were continued until next week.
Tho vote ot Salt Lalto County was: For Cannon,
Mormon, $3.50 DoHkiu, Liberal, 2,964.
, 1874-08-06

s5,rctui Utsratch to 1'de casstao Tri6nns.
Havana, Ill.,, AnY. 6.-Tho Thirtv.tlxth Soma
torial Dn.r,ut Donloefato Convention. which
mot at Havana yesterday, nom,natod Joln ".
I'ugh, Of alason County,. and A. J..
Natz, Of a1enatd County, for Representa-.
lives. The mcettug was harmonious, and
Resolutions wore passed aunilar III nnirt
TO tllose Of the Indann Domucrat1c Convention,
wi'iol. wera 1acaiyed "ith hearty as,pauho.: A
Con!rat Cotnmittoo wnB appointed OF ulo from
oao county. j. A. Nlatloay. chali!nan. lilo men
hni,inatel Mro excell,l.t n,an. OMe of tloll IL q
Patton of HusDu,ldrY, aud Tie ollor not.
, 1874-08-06

IUU lUl1U"lE1R saUIe Hl1UW6 tHV
DISCRIMINATION MADE
by tho Commissioners in making their tariif.
1le upper lineH Indicate points on tile Winoua
l. 81. Petor l.ailroad, and tie lower onos points
on tho Southern Minnesota Railroad which arc
parallel with eaeh other, aid Aso the sano dis
TANGO from Wiuonn, and arc situated iu tho eamo
Bnctipn Of thn Etnla.
, 1874-08-06
HutninE.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 6.-About noon Horny Dean
M lup0r1or ut Nos. 81 unl 30 Park place. IL
thla olty, committed suicide by Throwing A!lnsol
Httr
, 1874-08-06
Democratic Nominations for tho Legs
i*lnturu in tho A'htFtY.stxtiA SonA-
tOr.slf District OR tilItlNths

0c,uncrnt,c Nominations for tho Leg.
'StHtafo ~ tno ..,'..s
t0r.sll District or li1iti"f"'
uAyasAs III. Auv. b,-Iho Thirtv.tlxth Bcna-
torial Dln.r,ot Donloetatl Convention. which
.n.t a. I1"v.,,n ,ootor,lnv unu,nntod 1,,In W
rugn, o1 alAson aoy's "'ip xo"o,,,a -.
Natz, Of Alenatd County. tof hePlesohta,
HoS a tho as eotss seeu orS vas fuS u
ste@s 10 tiose Of the % ind1ana poucrao % convento
ere ~t neaty aausGf y tram
Con'ral Com4llsloo "ab aPI,oInt.a u Wy '.otn
Saa sts Ss nts e1:est % Ss o'"e oao IL tho LOU '
-
SA"'o A""opo' u..tc
ass"s. ~, o,-n
TOPEKA, Aug. 5,-Tho luia,,eulont Cunven-
tion Anaolnblol at 3 y. III. Threo-fourthh or tuo
State IL !epraseniyu Vile destroying GraHsE,op-
nnrn t,evnnteI tho northwentori, int OF tfo
ssta4o Troa ho;ntt r,,,you ,mtai 'ihcrc Ia
n"sv ttu sonSo ps ~ M @ stony
ol tNo deloeataH atn old Hcpuhlen!!s.
Tile most istonso enthusiasm pres'ils
n,l tho most encouraging repor,B ago
mat II, Kuuuur. Th,, Cunyautfutt ,yuH eutlnd 10
orIor by Neaun Abbutt. lie Secretary. who rcad
tho cal, or tue uol'ltaltteo' ~, 3nh DAWN
w"as e)tc:od temporary cnalfnan, ana
Noaon Abnott, Secretary. On notion, 4
Dia1,,ct was al,poi,te{ on ver,na ,eut Or.nsl!za-
tl<l, auI on tro;ontaIs, TUo Committee on
Iermalent otgAalEation reported John Boyd
fo. rs.sdon ad Ns1on As1o fol sseteary
COMMITTED o1 ai!tee 3foi eaSn cohSreaslo1,a,
bea.on Of tlo Val ious cutllsnilteea Htlor. eeccos
wt ro mao by uetlttcmeu ro,rcse,,t1pg tiilgct cnt
NJ f,,e E,nIo NJ tLn m ut nnetn,rnuinty
arsnar ~ ~ tno t;o Il 'o op 'o,ca n't NJ to
~ ,... 49, ~, ~ IL "r. y: 'r.. @ ~ s;. ~. ~ % " ~. @ s,
Candidates 'or tho different i'ohit'ohs wore hae-
i,uue to uuutnats II. c. Hudson, Aattar
Of tho State GsaugoIs, for Governor This
proposition was yivioutlY op,,csoh By
othee momoofs OF ~ Eonseus,on. 's!' y. inr1o
s;.11nx ~ ~ ~ raxno .",ai o,"t;J a. r. " ~
tlfnDor Tor GnDernaioilaE caHIiualos' ~ ~ Ai-
most coltalu that tho 1urior will bo nominated.
The eveu,ng gosAton- -LaH bben spent in tho dlB-
81 yenaa Is
= o.n,dntaa w;,i hs ton,,u, ri tn.n,oyroy
;,i,n se51o,..,, ~ i'':nr"t;o' ~ nr;no.nl.a nm.
presented by lilo Co1nmit.so on 1scaolati1us
iesaiptd, That wo tho delegated representatives Of
III Independent political party laying a.iaa past f-
fci Of opinion al ea-ucsy uniting common
pntpoae 70 secure moulded reforn's IN she admnstra-
fol,.,sslltK declarations:
fsrs--rAat ull political power is Inherent fn tho
or should 10 upheld whiuh ,loss MT derive a powers
fron tho consent Of thu govrr1cd tlt by eqlla And
jAst laws tic right u fo, torty. xn tho pursuit Of
h4pplucaa shah lie secured 10 III mon, without dis
maintenance Of there principles u ei.entia to she
perletnity of our republican institutlous aid
o iilis cud tho Feilesal Constitution, with ali It'll
anlenImcass sho rights OF ssa.cy, snl tho Union oi
hs pseuauce nyo, Of tho en
Of st4es and especially Of the riEh Of each .ato, 10
ordrr and control Ita own domestic ustitulions
@ tion Of our M o poca absis ss deIeuds @ .@' '
, 1874-08-06

NAsny1L4.E Tonl'., Aug. 5.-TIe county e1oc*
t1ona throughout the blase, to-uorrow. slo call
many counties. afo eloaely Drum, On account OF
tile Oiyil-J Hg bill Tl,s uantcat IN this cou!i.
ty ia letwt,.. 1lIe Conservatives aud Domucratio
norninaos on one hioo, nnd tho independents Oh
tile otllat It IL believed hnt the contest will hc
close M Do:h sides laayo Union mou AID u -Cuu~
GellesateH on kllelr tlpo!a.
, 1874-08-06

rabid animal considerable number Of hogs
aud cntf1o have been Infected by tho atHsaao.
Some uf these nc know to llayo beor htten by
dogs, and the 0thotH, although MT known tu ,avo
boan, 10 doubt roceiyod lilo poison III tho Harno
, 1874-08-06

asss Aqx e. ',s S59nn .oSa wat'Sn. @
lu14 is sluut $780, t9V0.
, 1874-08-06


Uron by the NebrAsaIt1 Prohibition.
iatR.
.yp<eiai Dfspatch 10 The CAiraao Tribune.
E11sco1N, Nob, Aug. 6.-Tho Stato lcmporsnce
Sac.oty assos,bled hero To-day, and J. 4. FAR
hnnks, Worthy 9. T., was ea:ctea President.
The convonsion divided INTO lueal option.
ia.B and prolihltonIatH. Tho forAor aayoc.tu
dong tho work in tho ex.sting raytios; shh
ialtor favor new organization. 4 hot detalr
was opened a,,d consumed all the ,nornulg uI'o.t
loto.ltlol, tint all existing part!os aro lncom-
rosn,u.,on was finally adoptad. wlaia!, led to !.
withdrawal from tho Convention OF tho local
Uptiou men,
, 1874-08-06

MILWAUKEE, Ang. 5.-The Executive Com.
mittse Of tho sats Grange, has issued an ad-
droes tn tho GraugerH OF WISCONSIN. 1t watnH
thcm that IN attempt will DO made In tho next
Legislature to Accute tho fos,cal Of tho Railroad
law, and urges thom to resist tho effort The
address concludes ns follows
In thta connection your Coulntttee woiild fnpresA
upop every membnr of the Or,er the tnporta,ic0 Of
psrsatont attention to tho detAfla incident aud
Bary to bccre Legislature thu coming winter Which
to the ASSAULTS Of organized capital. Your Gommlties
would also add word IL favor Of the practice
answers 10 Gncatios publicity put to eandidstss ~ 10
their opntous upon tho subjects thoy nkeiy to hs
required to act This s especially important upon the
coming oocaa!on, but 1t should b1 alop'ed aetlc1
policy aud practice Of tho Order to aks thcso public
inquiries Of ot1cora at any aud Ill umea while they
occupy pubic positions.
, 1874-08-06

Voorhees, VIII tecpIY to Morton.
TEAnE l1Aurr, Ind, ANg. 5.-D. ". Yao1hoes
tlao Daulocrat!o eaulaign Aoso ln apeeoh u.
FridRy nlght.
, 1874-08-06

GENERAL DIfFEHEEcEA.
The following comparative taaleR show tho
difroronte in tlo rntea established for the yari-
nus ruads By The Railrontl Comm BAloners:
, 1874-08-06

AND AEuaED HIN TO SAVE THEN.
Ho throw mal,reaB in tho riyer. He told her
to jump. Half = dozou mon seized the mattress,
aull the woman rushed away half frantic. oowll-
dered. They lost sight Of her. Shs IL thought
to DO burned with hor baby.
Capt. Davis says tho otllcera wcre wnkened
promptly, and ran at onco 10 the rooms Of tho
passengers.
, 1874-08-06

!w,aha, IscAsanw'th4 Atehiun III
l'sFu H9nlsln.o11tluQ....,...,...,
IslHht tttApt4as,s..tt+..s,s..t.,&.,,
, 1874-08-06

cl.1Na1Na TO EACH OTHER M THE WATER.
Tho Heeno of tGn wreck le go niloB from hero
by river, and was above Laughoy Crceiz, aud n
mile aud half blow Auro.a, lad, The ii,o waa
discovered about ~ minutes bofors o'clock.
All the passengers wore asluop. Tue crew don't
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

The latest news from the Lee Memorial
Association Is that Prof Edward v. Val
enline, the sculptor, has procured from
Vermont a block of puje white marble,
flom which he. Is now fashim,ing a re-
cumbent figure Of Gen'l Lee, to be placed
on the grand monument that isnow being
erected ut bis tomb, atthe Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va, Pile
figure represents Gen'l lee, reposing In an
easy position upon couch, his head and
shoulders slightly raised above the body,
his left arm outstretclie{ by lhegide OF his
sword, his right arm lai across his breast.
He wears full Confedehte uniform. In
Guiding boots and gauItlets, and u light
drapery covers nearly TIL whole form. The
appearance IL natural afH graceful, indi-
eating peaceful slunlbertath than death.
This monument. when surmounted
with such fine work pf art, will bel
lasting memorial to Ae Of yirginia's
no,'lest sons and patriot The members
Of this Association are gntlemen well and
fayorably known by the aitire community.
who will see that nothing il left undone,
that will add to the beauty and finish on
thlsgreat work. We ar, advised BY the
Secretary. Mr.. Charles A. Davidson, ,of
Lexington, Va; that moi sufficient funds
have set been subscriJedlo fully complete
the monument. In Urdet 10 further this
object they have issued aiife-sise steel en-.
grayed portrait OF Gen'l Lee, 10 be sold
only by subscription shpugh authorized
agents; the proceeds Of luch sales 10 be-
applied toward tile COMPLETION of the
work. They and We feel that this Is an
opportunity for all not 0I5y 20 procure a
superb life-like portrait oithe great Gem
eral at very reasonable price, but also
enables every person TO aii IN the erection
ofa lasting monument 70 his memory.
Each subscriber will receive certificate,
sigi,ed by the Secretary ard chairman Of
the Lee Memorial Association.
We commend this valuable portrait 70
the bubble, and predict for II an immense
sale. Some energetic persons should
secure the agency in this section TO assist
IN this noble work. w. w. BoSTWICK
4 co; Nos. III aud l79 West Forth Street
Cincinnati, o; have been appointed Gen.
eral Managers Of all Agencies IN the Uni
ted States. All communications addressed
10 the above firin for circulars. certificates
and terms 70 agents will receive their Inn
mediate attention.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

We con.ihne FROM tie Raleigh News an
abstract of:lhe awards III 1.-THE late Fair 10
Gar as they concern the citizens OF Orange
and adjoining counties.
DEPARTMENT q.
Mrs. James +. Cain, Hills o. hest rus-
tic hanging basket, made by ..-hlbitor, 81.
Ditto, best collection forest leaves, S..
Ditto, best herbarinm. 81.
DEPARTMENT TX. " ~ !,
Mrs. MA. Smith, Mebanesyille, best
z yards woollen jeans, $sfditto, best WOOL
len coyerIet, S.. ditto. best fiee yards
home-H'asle, sheeting. IS. Miss Mary
James. HiiIsbofo, best palreotton stocks
ings. Mrs. T. ". Wilkinson, Cedar Grove,
best cotton quilt, 81. Holt 4 Moore, Haw
River, best piece eottouade, diploma ; best
piece domestic gingham diploma; best
piece bed.ticking, diploma; Mrs, NJ. A.
smith, AIrhanesyIlle. honespuil.
ySaita sss-.sN sis aIA4EHIAL.
Miss Emma Newlin ils years Of age, best
iniaat's 81, s. 800. ditto, special, beft two
otlouaur, SO Mrs. Mary Kutiin, Hiiisboro'
best cIori,ri doll, 81. Emma Whitfield 70
years ui,iJ hest ottoman ~ 90 special. Mrs.
4. ~ Graham. HilIsl,oro, best razor ease,
-. best watch box. 81. special best spec
linen e,neries. 90. SPECIAL,
DEPARTMENT j.
Miss Mary sirayhorn. Hillsboro, best oil
painting 81 animals 81 special, Mr- James
+. Cain Hillsbofo, hest forest leaf work
-. Mrs. ID. ii. Hamilton. Hiiisboro, best
specimen WAX work 81 special 1s@ . 49,
~#. DEPARTMENT l..
L. L. Hassell, H!llsboro bestdray, mod
II, diploma. special best cart, model, di-
ploma. sIecial;
DEPARTMENT ".
JB. Ward, White cross best two sides
sole leather, n c. s. best Two sides hat
ness do, do, S. |r.% ..
Tie comnIEiee recommend q special
premium Of net less than IS, for shoe
polish manufactured ut Durham by II. A.
Realms 4 Go. eE @n4% @s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

The session ~ the Court for Orange
County Is In serslon this week. Ills holt
or, Judge Kerr was punctaalIy In alien'
dance. and opened tie Court Al u o'clock
His charge 10 the Grand Jury WAS al,lr
aud comprehensive. leaving 10 The Jur,
little excuse for the omission TO discharge
the duties embraced In their obligations
We have No space 10 make farther
reference 10 the charge. We hope that on
the very clear and stringent Instructions
on the sulJect Of public roads the jury will
not 20. aud straight~ay forget what they
heard.
Every one i pleased with the Judge,
aud delighted 60 welcome one ~ the old
regime back 30 the once hono.-d post.
There v little o. Importance before the
Court on the criminal docket, and The
civil docket b comparatively small
We ws,te,sn Monday. when rs yet little
OF Interest. has iranspired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Many old politician. will learn with
regret that this venerable man has ri
lei,gtll cl,sed his laug earthly career, He
died In Cumberland County, the county Of
hi- birth un tile luth 81 Octuber. He was
born the 18th OF April 1855 aud was there.
fore In his Goth year. he was aften in the
State Legislature aud was elecied 70 Con.
gn.SS 10 1881, aud -cIved several years; =
man more useful. than brilliant. Away.
commanding respect. aud winning aud
deserving general esteem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
Per~en cear,.

The editor Of the Durham Tobacco
Plant who reached Roxborp after our de-
parture. mentions the fact af th. convic-
tim Of ole George Outlaw, cnlorrd,' fol
burglary, and his sentences a. execution
on the lind day Of November. Outlaw !.
the son Of the Wyatt Outlaw hung sumo
years ago by unknown ,artIes ri Graham
An appeal was asked for ard granted
On the same day. three negroes were
sentenced TO the Peniteniiary. one Tor foul
one for seven. and one for ten years
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
oar rhIrd yola.as.

with this issne We enter upon our third
volumes faei sl,Ht had escaped US for the
moment, aud therefore We have no room
for rage reflections or boastfuI reminiscent
cien. We will only say, that we ARE EN-
Outraged. ani II our success has mol been
!. full as we anticipated, Il irenongh 10 Fix
our destiny rs an editor. Our circulation
IL steadily increasing, ana We have every
reason n be graiihed with the position
IN. RECORDER las ASSUMED In the State.
Possibly, Il may work oui the degree OF
prosperity VIC bad originally locked for,
we viii 10 All We can to achieve that
For the rest, we look 70 our friends and
the pu ollie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Mr.. James Norwood Of Hillsboro, re-
ceived la premiums, siI5. nj the late State
Fair, and for earyartIcle he exhibited he
had strong competition. Flint, he receive
ell for the best hrnipsa gold medal val
ued NJ so; best. bale Of clover, SO; bert
brood mare. with colt. Lady Lucy, by her
side. SO; Lrood mare. Rebeca, SO; best
saddle gelding. Jsck Roulhat, SD; best
pei, Of spuihown sheep. SIS ;best pen Of
C"iswold sheep, SIS; best pen grades sheer,
SIS; best pen of fal muttons, SIS; largest
and most meritoriais pen Of sheep. so,
ahd diplomas; besl two yer old eve.
Soulbdnwn, SO; bot bale of red clover.
so. Mr.. Norwood also make entries for
the hest yield ~ giowing enps, which
will nj lie decided upon until The 18th 81
November. The colt, Lady lucy. exhib-
tied by Mr.. Norwood. receivesin AL three
prenriunr--two sptciah; one b. the Pres.
ident % the society. Colonel Hol, for
style and b-auty: one ~ James Webb.
IT,. 81 Orange. fpr the best Of suu,pfr's
colts, aud the society premium. Il J. ~.
tice 10 Nc. Norwood To state that wien
the committee were "n their rounds Ne
becca aufiin. with Lady Lucy nj her side,
wa overlooked. aud when the fact ~ss
stated the Society very properly awardei
the premium ~ above. believing hcf 10 q
merilorious Of it.-Ralsigh Meas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
me l'rssai sallssury.

The Press 10 the Ria,e was tulerabl,
well represented At the Fair. Besides
brothers Bruner aud Stewart Of the Sails.
bury Waterman, We met Mr. q. X. Jonsr
ofths Charlotte Observer. Mathis u The
Winston sentinel. Avery aud Murrell Of
the Piedmont Press. Erwin of.the Newton
vindicaior, Yates Of The Charlotte Drmo-
crat, aud Durham aud woodson n the
Nays.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Tie managers II Salisbury very wisely
excluded all gambling establishments
frnm the Fair urounds They had a.
many ss thirty applications. hut they
could not control the plekpockets. Judge
Cloud wa. rubbed 81 s4oo, and other gem
tlsmen lost more OF less. Now would b.
the prnper use Of the whipping post, AMI
such gentry, when caught, would hardl,
revisit North Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

The disiillefie-:"f Mes-rs Laws Brown
hoo and of Mr~r- Laws and Brown wer,
both harmed SOME eight u ten days ag,i
Together with about 80 gallons Of liquor.
A, the active agents of the North CnroIins
homr In, 60 have been H. the spnt. W,
presume they are srcireI b. tha safe IL
stitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

A number ~ our citizens attended tile
Richmond Fair, which h represented %
be brilliant and successful event.
There was strong temptation 10 90 20 60.
but patriotism decided IN favnr ofour own
Staie, and We gave the preference To Salis-
bury, nor do we regret our choice.