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, 1875-05-18

Tho following instruments were hled for record
Monday, M4ylS:
CITY PROPERTY.
West Huron At. u II y nf LeaYt Al, +. 2's1a1
ws.t s," Msn1es %es i. n L as lia:aia : iit
nsissa 4 T. a,!se ~ Il Ewing i. s:loisi s'
VET Il sSsss oss 4. S =, iiG II 81 iiayas av.
W.T. Ill e'i I. ~ a. - Il nasisr Il,
Fl a.? ss' 8; o:iis; *,
csr1s' aa'sa asssa; ss III Il oi oSs; i. ;.ia
A-i0 It, with other prolNsy, dated Marrh =. a,eoo
ssyensenth T. It ~, g g Of pau'na 't'sf a'1 7,o
s.st:ests Il alS 4 ' 4 Hsai:na st'ai, asr ~,
ustIsss + 90 e. \ ( niaei III Ha~i Il, VI &1 ~.
Grant rises ~ soa u iiurlIus st. Il 1 &fist
s5t,S s. aitss Issa;s Msy i. cSr II Gociie . dix
Archer M ~ ~. il Wit oi 1ssia * .wi, a;1iso
sarfiss e. astfa ~ ,,y Hea1 Tir.ys:sa i:
cot.es M s'ca uro1e: ' coz Il tifoycani riti,
rrsniy WI e. siss ss.sI q 5 sd r.sk W
sS1ill Il viii building. dated MAY io....... 1000
IeGeFson y, 1oo Il of Twentieth st. VII a'x -,
xo4s asG Msy i. d9tsd isS Il ess %est 6hio.
s,aa ,aiand az al is Eli isst Of coae: 0rov:
~, n I, 5Ox1l1 clio It, with improvements,
tlscd May lb.pG0
nou7A or ctrT LtMtrs, WITHIN 4 nAntuA or
MILES EEoM cOrnT.1topBE.
Duncan lark boutevarA. n O coz Of D!kseil Av,
sk aJh1i29 It, t1atsl May ylS..............$ a60o
Duncnu Park boulevard. a, II Of nisasll aS,s
I, 93x1i0 IT, dated May 13....... ...,....,,. 1,00
Duncan Park boulevard, 40 It o Of DtsaGll avs
l. 11 4-ioxiiD II, tiateh May t3.......... 3,so1
Forty.sscond II, IL # . Of Btsseil ~, nf, 69x
l35 It, d4.etl May yt3................+... 1,e5a
Forty-serond st. cor Of Disselt At, Il I, AK
1875 Il. teated nEay 13... .:.....+......:.. a,hoa
Lot u. nloek !, Aano supaisision ns aoose' "A,
dated May H.. ...-..s"s ~
LOT 4U i'll sau1o nlnck, tatci May II. 1sG
Luz 4, block i, pt Eictlnl1' part 4 aeA
H,r. =, 81, II. dated May y13.............. ftsi
F3fty~tlfh at, p3t II of Dssel ht,a r. 4ASl2t p-l0
| #, Will, 4sx12s D.10 II In Ea1us block, lat:d
F%o@iy.sesanth % 1t. so,s5 Il u Il Morgan st, I,
2ix1t5 3.l0 Il. datel Oct. u, 1874. 6et
OetlcAea ay, n " cor Of Joseph st, eJ1l3, II,
| With Lot II In same block, ated May 7.... 10H
6bcri,4n ". . cor at FostY-fourth =. wf. sH7
1l2l Il, with to7112i # On opposite corner, -,
dated May ;;;;.: ~. i"o
t61 II, dnted May Ii: 3,2s
l70ft. datel May II. ~
Lots % aua po Doyue's Addition, dated Mayt7 ia
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10 ftocFtrs GO. :'..:....... 10 10'
H00N-Ktcctyel slncs A4lurhay 1000 hrad. Dur
ng tho opening ur. there hcttye trading al fnl.
ly ~ goo prees az nta,ned on Saturday but tov.ta
liz extent OF tAe supply, there ~ss diminished Aeiviy
and ihs nnrket weakened GLOWING dull nnt hsa..y,
with tendency 10 lover rricrH Blea Of acnn grades
R7s for poor 10 r1lra heavy weights. Arrcts to!t ut
3dSOt715 Some OF ths transactions gIfch below:
, 1875-05-18

PCnT OF CHICAGO. MAY n.
AnR1yEp-schr E. II. portch. Ludiug!on, lumber;
achr O. II. Joh,lsou, Sturgeon Lay, cedar posts scow
Wblto Oak, Two Ityers, lumber; ac!r rltsriu. Mus-
kegon, lumber schr H. D. Moore. Musicgon lumber;
scbr John Tblets, Grand Haven, lumber atmr Caro-
NJ, ST, Joseph, sundrica; scow South Side, White
Lake, lumber schr lEobt. H. King. suugatuet wood;
Atmr Sheboygau, 1Iantowoc, aunlries prop Meaaen.
ger, Benton lIarbor aunlEtea prop J. H. Owen, Es-
canaba, Iron ore sclr ". H. lisw&lns White 1ivcr.
railroad ties xcow Mary Helen, Whtto Lake, railroad
Ties; schr Pilgrim. Muskegon, lumber: schr ]. D.
chapin, Whio lake, wood Boa D,rl, htusaegon.
lumber; acow Mermaid, Grand Haven, lumber; tug
New Era, Maskegon. tewiugs barge TsauHtcr,
AIuskoaou, humber; barge Golden larvesi, Hts
keGou, lumber; schr D. Newhs, Black Creel lumber;
herp tsn Fss. wood ssr .hsr % Masieso @
scNr Kate f. Howard, HAto Lake, wood; achr Arctic
Ludlpgtou. WOOD asox Laurel, Kalamazoo, wood
Frederic, Holland, wood; schr Istta Fisher, Rollers
rpr, railroad ses; tu4 olematls rsshsigo, lowing
s9s :sse III aqy ssssss sss 1ssSss
u olSaarn-.rtop q i.ets, Maniscc t14 tes ton.
a; i'Saaio. ~. aio IL o4.s tfsap Oven EssansSa
k. .snr ;afy ssn "hIiS laas H.
1Azzo Doak. st. Joaspls, 90 bss Gesr, - Irs lae
sslr u. J. W!!sox Dusa!o, 2osa h so,n; sehr - Fig.
ts; .1s ss:s;.s - ps* e: :ssst sa .sa
p s'si e. ols ;s' as.e: ss's oo ssy s..
iiolland. % pkgs sundros; prop Missouri painth Vi
hog q ~ pSrt ios ~ eas % ptg. aaor q sss
ss s CO..
esrss sshr M EarrS.s E Moastiaas, 40 III corn ao5 b
s as aaa to1s es 60 das na: hsls nsi
pr4ek&r, psu94AEes. ~ pkGA dsT E0ous.
, 1875-05-18

Grain fss,ghta ws1e jul aud unchanged. Kasly, Ia
was bid for small yesaS. 10 taka corn and u soon ~
tho fact hecstne known n1sny vessels audossd
~ to cause tue shipper 10 hold on until towards The
eloss hut carriers refused 70 charter st towes rates.
below. Chsrtet.t HchF arsce Ausry, l7.0lW ba corn
to nal1alo i u; prop J. lTidgson, o0o9 bu coin
through via b9tuil,
, 1875-05-18
COMMERCIAL,

Ths following were ths receipts and shipments Of
ths leading articles pf produce In this city during tbs
furty.pleht honrH endin1 ut O'Clock On Monday
morning, ana for ths corresponding data ens yssE
ago:
, 1875-05-18

........ PROVISIONS.
1tNa TR0D1fCTS-Weto rl.hcr more active. atts
weak oil the speculative articles during tho greater
mart of tie aosson, while measa seady. The r.
cets Of hogs werc larger than heretofore al that
ruarte eastcr, while New York waa weak On product.
Holders !ookcd At the relatively light movement out
ward and several OF them anxious tp sell for nat
rcason thinking that lower prices are neces'nsy to
good tlct1ana for consumption -.--...
Mess ronx-Was rather moro actirc, aud aoGs11c
per brl lower being deprrssed early By rather tar9a
offerings for future delivery, which were asken ty
the ahorta, aud tia decline INDUCED better inquiry
for car lots 70, shipment. Bales reported Of a7o
Iris cash Mt sn2;: $50, bsis aslter Juo at su.ta
1I.a5 $3.50 brla seller July al 3a1to$sa1.so; i,sc0
I.Ia se1fer August at SUD go brla seller
September at tl1os. Total l22'o BRIL- 11.e market
closed htm ut sal.25 casl, or sesr June, s2l.3 fos
July, mud s3l.s5da21.s7s for August, ths ~esancsa
brtnginH out bester deinan.l.
Extra prime pork was nouliual nt $i6.25Ss 165.
LAnp-Was &is37>;c per 1pu ihs owcr. In ay,apathy.
with weak Nav York aud pcrhapa Ia coI,seeilts q
coneer'ed effort ths part Of ths June shorts to
bear tbs tnartes-that interest helnR lArgo one Very
1t tbs iaclc. Sales limi!et to ~ tca seller
~ So L. sett sf: Tsta III
i!se sSss4 s3M Z, fsa
ouat o.cert for shoulders weh were Ia far eiuanl
Ntldles wero In aoms reauest, hut gensralIy held
s Il sE sours ssr Gaae, I'D q sc
ar August and 81 ca sweetprkitd hams u ts) nt 1ec
The market closed at a9e for shoulders CASH or soer
Juno; e:e DO sr,ier July and % do se.lcr AuRaat
l1ke far long el4ars, CASH eelIor Jnnc l1Fc do
retr Jay, and l2o do seller Auguss: 11o fos abort
i9lc ior do seller Angst 3Ac Tor slort CLEARS caH
or tcilsr Juns 12Nc do Reier july and 13Ho for do
seller AuRuat. D31ed nlaats No higher than loote.
Sun,,uer.cllged English meats, bored; sweet
rckled ha1as, IL Ia average, at 11!t@llhe. l!lcon
rneata 9uoted IL 115@l4Ncf for bama. DKc for shoul
dcts l5u for short rbs, anu Ike fur short clears
ALT packed.
| anIAsg-Waa gltta. at Aflf1t. ..........
BEEF PAOpuCT3-N.nrs quiet and Honnally In.
changed, 1t $50 fur ness $3.50 for extra tusss, and
4.0Uta 90 fnr hams.
1 TALLow-Qiott1 at aEt7a1c.
, 1875-05-18

Z d
An adjourned meeting OF the owness Of lumber
vc4.els VI thia port was hold yesterday afternoon tbs
once Of The ,hicsgo DrSDock Coupany for he pur-
r.es Of pssfoc.ua the srr1nQement4 tor tho pooling
of vssse, that reasonable rates might bs maintained,
snd owness Of mills aud lumberys. no lougsr force
tlen 10 accept disast1ously low sates.
Tia meeting va ssgsaissa ~ .ae el.qsiqa at csps.
, 1875-05-18

facturtra s holding OF. 1riees ara adhered To-,
and. III aoo instances, higher nsuses than have Jet
srrn given havs ,tetn obtained: aoed to ehocs
huri l2Nta1io: brush thai will wnrk itscf tnen =
cllnee huri broom, 11s ,ao; fair to good TO- 1oee
i1Hn; inferior brush, ssstee crooked, Stasc.
BUILDING 3iATENrAL9-Then market Ia aftl1 rather
quiet in consoqusneo Of tho scarcity o rosnun brick.
Old i selling 1t $7.ooa7.so, ana contracts for nav
have BEEN nssds ss $so5. Other matssl&sa werr
without change. We 1notc; Common brick. old,
s7ooa'6o y M: prets do, &io.Do115.oo Inns, 7sda
aot III bulk. sud sloo In brls: ttsca, Loaviit and
Akron cement. s2oos New York cement ~; rost.
lAMl cement, 1."oa7 so ss"cso, fA2sta?sa whNe'
sand. taao0 y bsl plaA.crtna har, '9!oc = l,t'.
nuTrEn-Iho market vas Ar.h for good 10 elo'es.
anA aeaiy for tho roorer tarte. Thcte IA ne const!-
esAbls amo1lnt Of esock now on h.n sntl tho !rcsh
receipts ara reatty ahsosbeA. Lower peIcsa eau
scarcely prevail un. thcsa Ia more generous supr!y
Icca anu Eastern b,,ynrs wtra oretatInE withil the
yc!!ow, aaa nc: medium, TO good RFado'. 19a2ac !:
inferior 70 common. l2f3i1c.
CANNED uUOpH-1bese II continued activity IA IN
The dcmsnG for thtA line Of goods, an,l Under rar
lwinlne tcks this general markef alar1ayH ncrs1ae'
hrmntss. Ths uupretcaeutc,lly low l'r!crs prevalent
hays greatly increased the consumption ofcnne goods
and m advance In certain !ines seams likely to otc'r
, 1875-05-18
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

LAsAtLy, ILL.,, May l7.-Ths anr Torn stcvtns II.
rived at is port to-day, towing three csnnlooAss tho
Isabella aud First National from Kingston. for Joliet
with coal and tho Harriet for Chicago from issana,
with corn. Departing, lha had In TOW three, ileancn.
Ilia*aha, md Johnston Nc. 2, oil from Joliet snl
loaded with d1meuslon Moue for tbs dam at coEpEn
Crnrt
, 1875-05-18

Ths new schooner which has becn In cou.,, =,
construction for famo ttnc past at John arcgo,,,
gard, on the Bonh branch. hs Alton depot, vii
10 launched this afternoon At4 O'Clock. Her drusn
stons arc "a fonwa: Eccl, t9 feet inches; beam >,
fce. ~ tfe'acs hold feet inches. shs !. tntea.d
for tho ah trade in 1rcon Day, and IN owned by ctp
Natllnn s,n'ers, ol nowl!csea in particular. Capt
Gregory refsca 10 disclose hcr nann uu!i tho lima
of 1ier launching. Hui ta mich noy 10 rove.1sl,
that shp will hear tho na,no OF lady, Can t h
rarslbls that hcr achclor owner has sweetheart
after all 7...Ti,H schr 1.e!re1 snd tug l.. Fau III.
ron ars orcrl.aulae et Turns Il Fatfow'a scetienI
slrydocss on tho North Dranch:. DREDGING In III
work wilt hs carrin.l III sHureusly, 70 TO et,It
1argc ,cs.e|s o io.d to toir tlcat eapacity without
s!cabargs LETT th,s rest lug. esenng
tlo General Manager Of aoodrcb'a Trsnsport4t.an
Company, rcrorb hllRneka greatly improved during
tia List srw days. Tho HHssuHcr trae IL aIsn csin.
,ius to ineroa.c thG bo1,. that lett yesterday h.fas
ia Ia better this season than It Inst The lums,
market IL sttfl crowded with lumDcra,,cn vct.cs buk
II tbs market ranata nitro ysatarlag ths cat.
Koc4 will 9oon 10 1isposca OF.
, 1875-05-18

Mnl,cn ~ Chairman, and Capt. Duncan n Hec,tt,.x
After the rradn9 0f the init1ntc& Of laal r,ce,is
ths Chairman pf tbs Connltts on Atrrtrntpt ssi ~
sonted t.t Of resolutions rlc1ging vcsteiK.ns IT E
paEtea to this comrar 10 strjty r,lrre to liz ,ar.
mont eorsc1 NJ The last meeting. snd they wcrs unn.
innnaty slnpted. '@
On notio,i Of Capt, Mlcbelson, The follos,o, cop.
insen Of I've was appointed 10 servo a rtutseet Gss
1nR this AalaUns ~
j,a,t-stors Trade-Capts. pttl sntl Ntlehelson,
(;rttn Bay 7rnir-Csrt~. blackburn and l1arton.
Ffst- Shore 1radt-Carf. JacobF.
Capt. fytr1en was unanimously slactel Ckaft.rsr.
Agent far ths Association.
Capt. nrown k,lbmlttcl ruits and regulation, r.,
tho government Of Tho mtsr'lera nf tho A1soc,,,sas
wbic wesc rrtcrtel 10 tbs Executive Co,n,nrc.
On motion It wns decided tin: tho Trrlatees sboua
mret e1try Monday afternoon ut tht of,see o. r.,*a
Nyer.en tho ChnrEe1np Agent, for the TRANSACTION \;
eutl Dnslneta "A might coHo lctors tl.ofn. VI
The Kecrtlary. plttt. Daf, Danran, aul. oer tts.t
OF this movement, htas th,t thers In no loi,u ~
lonb TINT # VIM 10 carried ous. About f.y vs...t,
hare thus far joiutd tho Association and he o,Ls
twenty-five necessary ia ake up t1,e full q1oia H.
nuret ty tbs resolution adopted 1t thu 1ror!os ma
Inn Will undnahlehly be nbtained Il, ay pr tso. Il
whs ths gencral ballet yesterday ths. ntn.y ey,t,
ownor Ut lunlor- -vceReis at this port will jnjn al
mus help In forcing lulnher.leatri IN sve t, III
and fenlneEatye rates, and Prevent this scssais frors
1ayina up. M thoy at mrs. inttndnh dong.
, 1875-05-18

Entered for cotlsIn'I,,
Entered fur warehg
FREQ gt,o.aa..,.......
Specie and bullioll..,
sT,l7o, sae ',o27lsp,es7 ,;t'7
11.q11 1o4i 1n2tf1.1ali p.ps1, To
Tntlt cnt. al port .
WI from

Al hthuctts II htt.}ne%s Fhn. : aecIlno. elslaM9h
tie falling oN IA gecatcst In general me.ctanatae Tue
Imports from Jan. 10 April ~ wers 6dt anu
I7t4, Of nearly si eco IL tterss cf tho total tor
lis current ye4T. The n.onsh af Arrl has nsuaiiy
tscu REGARDED Al tie tex uf lie ycar. In aH2 ihe
total imports nt Nru York for that 1nont! were
!40sJ. heIug Tie hrseas mouths entries for any rsliad
OF uuf Atstqty.
, 1875-05-18

f---J----
MereAants' National, 9n.....,
Firnt National Blnk lnk................,...i IHU lbs
Filth National l!uk. !uk..................: :bo ......
EuUrtb National U1Ok I...t III
Commercial National Dlnk...,.......... lCN 1B!H
tlesunu National 1>ank. 13u
Corn Exchange National pauk.. 1M ..,...
City National bank .............,...,....1 1Wl laa
noine National Hank. ............ ~. ,.. l09
National bank of Illinois. lUB ....
llliHuIs Trust Ana Bayinys D.uk.........t lss
hIerrhanta Savings. Loan aud Trust Co.. .l 135 lu
uuiou Ns3ouA1Dank. k.-.,........A.... ..j....i In
Onion stock.Yard N4tiouai. ...,....... 1901 .,..,.
I[idn leather Hank. 1UJ ......
Cou,mcr1lal Loan GolnIIany 30
NIacELLASEOU5-
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fut. lAattl.

ely Railway, tioul sias. ...............l ls9 ! lai
CITY Hallway Wtst sitle tle............"."l lla ls9
Cily ltallwayt Nutth Bils. s.,..........,..tH III 1nt
TrAderaf INSURANCE Compauy........... llt ~
uhalnber Of Eo1ninercn..,...........,...! u | 70
ChlcaE0 SosthWesteru gold houds...,t 66it h1la&
Chicago dal Light b Coke Company...,t 13t l35
lli!man r4'aer Car Company, ex day.,.I rs oI
Exposition gtock. -. ........................ .... %
District uf Columbia iG5 Guaranteed ~ X
by United htalaa). IL int int.
Exln Watch Cunpauy,. y,.,,.,,,.,t,,....I,.,1 p3
, 1875-05-18

GENERAL MARKETS.
ALCOuoL-aRAs luwsr hut nsm u tbs Lsclna.
Quotabls Il $a.29@a.3l.
ARooM-OONN-smau orders ass quite numsrous,
hspts tssls N sas Aggregate u fAs hvs large MANY
, 1875-05-18
LEkG ERIE.
T1t1E. III.

spstfai Carrt,i,anleaet n ria caita7s 7<fs4ns
EnlR, pa., May l5.-The schr Laar1 Dalle, gr..s
laden from Toledo for this port went aaoro out.l. IN
tho Peninsula At q O'Clock lhia morning. The ina
Anna r, porr and Thomas A. T4lana,ass, With MA
and hawser from tho United States Revenue ssnr
Perry vent 10 tier assistance s succeeded In getting
her on about 2 o'clock thi. afternoon. Tho schr
Corsican from To1ndo arrived thin afternoon. Tbt
o,e1o Bade sasE that tia largest cargo of wheat eser
atppcd from that port WAS taken out by Tho sclr N.
T. Warner, of fila port. Mcssrs sfitnltne I'odm,u
thls oort Thuruias. Tic Captain Of the tchr I.af,
East siAtcr REEF Scsterny, but e report hss not been
ysr!taea ~ yet.. Tho prop Fred Reer ct his pot
IN ToIedo aud Thrsday, Is she W va ieavlMg st port,
log got Into her stern, bteaelng her whee.hclr'ny.
schr Al:gaeny iett Tor tieago lat evening" winou:
e.rKoe. The prop A1.sk4 taot or la5gs earso q
yii '5s sehr sehyslil i ropofte ler ssarsa ys,s:.
eSsas as csfse:eaj Tor chissso TIT, essnns. .Tas
Y. f.. a,mr Michigan coa1etr yesterdar, md nov
sr ss sa a sshs + :rs s " Ii, nssS
This port Weancslay This PROPS Saline aud prind
yio and barges aatdnor aud Keepsake are sxpectol
unloading ts!r s.rg29, hsfs Taoy ;rfFcs
G"af. @ T. nd I'd ;oo 1ri; Ioasust, ana At il r. H. Fr,,,,
they were bo!h unIoadal aud ready for co.lng i:
return trip. WHO beat that aime a.. There
received ct Inns port ye.terday 1so4 400 tn wheat,
l35s bu ost 5eto brls ,Snr 100 bI1s hon..
slgued to tue Anchor Lne. Ths gro's
reeslps tho past thren days lavs gssa
hsrbor presented lively appearance to-day; M le,s
than vo reAses wers lying sround tho elevator doetl
nwallln1 their turn to unaoad. As write the prop
lrludlsiile, without her tow Is coming in.
Ea fa' Mny a' @rbn rror ] rn!,Hsirss es IN
Chicago yes.esday. Tho props Arizona and win.lo.
Dan wilkins lcavea for petrot aad Lake suparor TO-
might. Tho barge II. II. Warner wAa brou4nt III ta'
day by tbs prop Kelly, having been ightcrsd OF.
| HurrALo.
l Special Dfsnafch IA TIE Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, n. T., May 17.-The harbor IN open To-
| day; about thirteen arrlvaln aud nluo departures.
Tho ico hus disappeared rapidly since Saturday. snd
will mol probably further ohstruct navigation Sew.
eral loads OF grain have boon shipped on canal t,
New York at gto on wheat, 7,so on corn. and &c o.
oatB. Ratet for elevator down to ~ per bush.t
tsc to gralu and ise to vetael.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-09

This Journal has just entered upon it,
third year. and We congratulate US young
elilo.s upon their success. We feel a
Maternal Interest In the Torch Light. II
WIS firsl published In the Recorder Office.
and sos 4 year wA~ issued from here. The
interchangeable industryof Mr. Davis worked
Ibis n,ontl,ly up % such popularity as %
make its enlargement necessary. LIS re-
,noyal to Oxford supplied want atihat
time fel, by thai town. We are glad TO
heaF thar sicceS has attended the renso-
va and hope the Torch lpighi willcon-
iiuuc 70 blaze as a first c.a~s Laminary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-09


gasne weeks aimee q pFnpasition was
n,a,ls 10 the Boari % Commissioners o.
Orange 10 repair and make good abe roads
from HlIlsboro and Durham to Chapel
Hia by The use og Peniteuiiary labor, the
only cost 81 The county being Tie snl'sls-
tenee o. The Iaboftfs. TIE pfSpt'sltion was
AZ first fayorabIy entertained, but the
Board Afterwards fecsded from their posi-
tIon Coz rea,ons that may have been SOUND
70 them. but which strikers as sliorsight
"a. er rgs 3FtigFG
I No ole can be 80 liIhd as nottosee that
good roads are the fir.s in'poriani want q
the csvuiry. They not only facilitate the
cost andle~-ess tl,s lalof neutrality-suspicious. A.
mong rs, bat The want ofthsln repels sstile
ment Of lmna grants amonguS The vast
boiIcsofraeant and worn land wouId come
into market u they we're made accessible.
Farms already occupied would increase IN
value II their products could be taken 10
market az he's cost
The idea Of opening up Chapel Hill
by the Improvement o. The road- 70 y,
would onlybe q beginning Of the improve
ment Of all the principal thrcughfares "
The county bs the same meai's No chea.
per and no better labor couldihs employed
than that 81 the convicis. The work done
by them would w. ibsFeugh because y
would be vigorously esscted. !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-09
A.el Il !, nes.h.

Mr. James chTi-sslissr q cltixenloftl'is
county, aud resident 81 the vicinity o.
vincenis lsiorv, was instantly killed on
Tl,urs.lsy last He WAS a . ssie az Mr.
Nick Beeief's. and having eccasion 20 g.
toa neighhsrs, mounted young horse for
iI,At par,nse. he was scarcely IN the sad-
dlo before ne was thrown. and pitched
upnn bis head. breaking his neck and
causing Instant death. Mr. Chrisiapher
was upwards II seventy Year, q sge. and
WIS a usan much esteemed by those who
knew him.
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ON Fridss righfaa army Of laborers pas
ed ,his pautfrarIng ", the nails, making
DC change b lls gauge. Ths ,taek Is
now umifUnn ca the new gauge from
Charlotte 10 Raleigl. and viii he finished
ia 's;sldsbor,fhls week. Tic Rail Road
Authorities as4ed promptly 90 The decision
Of tide issu~ By Judge schenck, and
hold tile aclsoa OF the Legislature in
supreme contempt. We do no, set know
whether GOV. Bosdea b going os,ay
whipped. bat 80 Ear the victory iswith the
t,,ri.,, s~.txatsop. sseiNaH4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-09
I ThE cEDAR GROVE MEETING.

Atownship nneeting was held at Cedar
Gfoveon Saturday toconsider the question
Of the nomination for the Coilvention. Ac-
counts Of the proceedings.are contradictory
aud we defer observations uuti we cblain
official. iuformaiion. Somewhat over one
hundred persons were present. Josiah
TufneI; III wis present and enternained
the meeting with bis usual speech, onIylIa
little more so. Resolutions laudatory Of
him aud endorsing hls Scilfse were sub.
milted, aud We're adopted b. i vote fla %
Z, only That number voting out Of the
tun,bern present. This Of course will Le
tf.nileted sas ayictory. AS mo other
Nomination was niadeit Is possible that
the action Of the county convention will
lie taken as final. This however without
any abatement Of dissatisfaction butsolely
IN obedience tpa principle which has al
waysgoyerned the people Of Orange, a
loyalty 10 party even with distaslpful
standard bearers. FL lslE5W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-09

1.-The Wilmington Jouriial saysi we
have been lianded q specimen ~ theuld
North Carolina Continental Currency, 1t
Is No, 1853, for the sum Of $S, and states OH
the face that 1t was .tiissued by authority
Of Congress az HaIifax,, April "a. l77e.n
Its only about 2lxss inches in size, and
u adorned wilha fiowery border and q
rooster Ia the lower left hand corner.
e There are four signatures on the face
consisting Of y. Bradford. 3, McCuiloch,
w. #. Aston and &. HILL
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otheron the 18th. Williams, to be hung
onstlie Atlf, win celebsate tie nalional holl-
day in naexnitedssnanner
Says he Charlotte Observer the Caro-,
lima Central Railroad ii liowin good con.
Idition fro,n Wilmington to Buffalo. That
part of tie road between charlotte.and
Monroe. which was IN such q fearful state
during Tile Winter, has become meas
urably smooth. and trains are how running
their schedules with almost perfect regu-
larltss
$50 Says the Wilmington Star: = we
learn from a private letter received from
Fairfield, Hyde county, that an extensive
.fiferagesl alnlost throughout the country
last week. III some sections the SUI, was
bid for three days by the smoke. ASHES
and cinders were borne in the airten
miles and pieces Of bark three inches long
were f,,hhll eight miles from The mn
mediate neighborhood Of the fire. III
some places the Smoke was soihiek that
persons were compelled 10 crawl on the
ground to find their way. Tile entire
woods were In flames. The letter gives
mo estimate Of the extei,tof the damage.
\. The dogs III Wilmiugton don't do things
In any half way. Says tile journal !" A
yloy belonging 10 a gentleman hi this city
i few days since had litter 81 eleven liup-,
pies, one Of which soon AFTERWARDS died.
whereupon the Mother ters carefully rails;
ed il IN her mouth and carried II 10 tbs
front garden where she put 1t down III /
cool and shady place ander, some euopy,
mus bushes. She then dug agrave with
her paws and placed tile dead puppy in i
Fand afterwards carefully covered itup Will
the EARTH. filling the hole level with the
surface.r
bIlfTTc utgtfag Fva,ea9l
The Observer says: Two negroes lfron
cup .Nrth'' were inthe first class car Oh
the Kichmond a. Danyllle, Railroad yes
terday morning. At Greensboro the sbnn.
ladies of the Female Institute filled III,
car ON their way home to spend tile VA
cation. A committee OF young MEN NUM-
boring about fifty, ssked sam,0 sHnd Gut
fee 70 " step down aud OUT They re
fused to do 50, when they we're. forcibl,
elected. The negroes made iii,, resislenc
but will doubtless write i book about itol
their return. hak