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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-16
STATE NEWS

Mr.. Charles Mcmillan. aged 50 WIS
killed III Fayetteville ny q'soit striking
him on ms bead just sbosslIt6 night ear.
He wen home amer being struck without
any vfe o. evsn himself fhInkingh he was
seriously l1url, but became ufrsonscious
soon after and died the next morning
An Eagle vas kHieain Iredeli 60, which
measured seven feet from ZIP 70 nv.
Tue gauge d ne~ ehsnged NIL the way
through 70 Gol,lsboro. a,t.f aafy
Tire watcimian says Tint Prof. W. II.
Neave has returned ioSslislnrys Ne viii
probably resume Tire leadership % the
Correct ta,nl which Is nov the best In the
State. -. a..
the Waiciiman says the whert aud
winter oal crop Of Rowan Is very iine.
Til. Magnolia Record says that An
shony Davis II Pink mn. Lenoir csants
cut this spring from Two yearling Cots
void sheep twersy six pounds and ten
ounees good wool. sheep rather more
profitable than dogs. 4ttA ...
oxfard 10 determined 70 have q Rail
Road. sixty thousand ls needed 70 start q
narrow Gauge road % Henderson,, and
s4s. 90 have been already piedgec..
Twenty applicants fer superior Court
tace1ee we're sdmsted % the bar iass
week. There rus two degrees among
thenKs
The ti.ldsioso Messenger ssss that fine
and frequent showers Rave been Inn
] mcnse 6ssesstd Che erafs. fsfhssfs ~
most every.wliers IN sosi spirits.
commencements were celebrated VIII
great spIrft last wesx n Wake Forest and
Il Trinity Large n,hhbers were 10 a.
tendance II both pisces Bishop Marvin
tand DIR. Munsey we're the ATTRACTIONS al
Trinity and DR.. skinner one ofthe mos
distlhgusshed partieipainn In the exer'
! discs II Wake Forrest. Tho Hon A. ~
waadell delivered M admirable address
Bplors the Literary soric,ivs " The latter.
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I'VE kfe-asfc of The Bo3>tSst sSabbGtetsseho0t
VI Hiitsbors.t v "
MK. EpTToR:
Friday the 18th Of june 1875 was gala
day for HiIlsborn.
| On that n1orsiing tlse sabbath school Of
the Baptist Churcbsoft this place with the
inyited guests cpsnffisiilg Baptist, Prssby.
teHars, Methodist aid Episcop alians- 4as-,
sembled at the Baptist Church at the ring.
ing Of the bell about i o'clock. II
The ussembled multitude were called In
10 the church. ri
Superentendant John NJ. Blackwocd,
made d talk Do the .chihirsn aud grown,
folks, telling Them thai twas necessary
for every Urganization 10 have head,
That armies could not exist without they,
ohesesl orders. That the head of the ARMY
directed every movement, and that !. was
NECESSARY for tllisarnly of Jesus, now US
sembled 10 obey thsoidps OF tl,r caItnius,
WIN had the authority over them That
the children of the scl,o,a and their In
vited guest must now submit to The orders
Of those who directed the schpols Hethen
gave tile prtgramne 20 be observed, stating
the dfdefi which they shntild proceed
to the lucali,y designated by those aus
thorized 10 direct theirmoveinents where
upon the Whole party Of blooming mai
dei,s, and suu,lg nun took the convey.
ances us provided and In due order pro-
ree,ied to Siliers' Fprl, obout two miles
east II the towih asriving at the desig-
mated places -ell remained stationary as
directed @F1.
Then the army Of young people, pro-
fitting by the directions previously given,
separated. some to plsy,cmquet. --so.ne "a
| fsii. Ia the old classic stream Uf Emo, some
To sit down oil the seats provided by the
foresight Of the managers, and some ID
wai,,lsr over the high rocks and visit the
fanantic : Lovers Leap" aud some ia
set eut the hountiful repast prepared BY
the iadies ftllo~e who rule this wofld, and
without whom lis existence would spor
cease.y Afler refreshing themselves III
the Hernlit's spring wss given
that dinner was ready and such dinner
Nam, chicken. mutton and other g,ad
things Of this life. Pickles. preserves,
cake IN nh iss varieties frum choice fruit 3,
plain sugar. Ice lemonade without slut
&c &c &c. made the tablegroan. Enough
Cor every body--and q great deal was ief
undlssurbed- (Which We understand wa
Distributed TO those who do not every dag
fesst usan suvi, ieIicacies rs was that da,
provided. t.af 50 sssa - sifs
Amer dinner, and even before. wi,ile W,
were salliag ferthe dinner hell the Who'll
assembly was delighted with the songs o
sacred music rendered by. those who's
hearts were IN the sxcercise. aud thcol'
i hills M Emo rsyerbeaied with the sacfel
songs ~ rendered by tlie .childen of Zion
When the sim began' 70 hide his head
behind the western hilis, the winnie as
sembiy wendell their way homeward; an
when the old town 81 Hlllsboro was rea
ched the report VI the proceedings Of d,
happy day had already proceeded Us.
i Ne without hssltstiou proponuccs thi
one u the happiest days spent by tn
cifizeiss Of Hilisboro ln q long time, an,
when the Baptist sal,bsth sschsi he
saotI,er picnic inrs se " there ioei5o
IT, " ISsiTED GUEST.
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Has removed % his new Store House
where he sill be pleased to see his friends
and the public generally. He Is receiving
aud now opening a stock OF Grocerirs
.,unfecflaneries, Oranges, Lemons, DC,
Advertisement next wsek.
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n 1t,t,ffBS. -NalaigA 1hhs Izfb! The
market firm. keesipfslight. la,~ inidllings
st.l44 10 stained at l2Iai4.
rsss ars indebted W the Raleigh News for
GUT Cattbu teporta: - za.s,IsHs. a
Wilmingtsn. llth., Cotton euiet. slla.
,dliuss i4i low tiiiaailhgs 49,. 's''t ~
Norfolk, 5,hi t'Utton bullet. .Middlings
I5aal55. 4. sta4tsi
FL6tR.-FIour Markets duh and prices
rule low. Raleigh; June ls;h. Notth Ca
roliua 81, 2j@sT,5Ul } ,rT9)Htl :
Provisions. Raleigh Junei2,h. Western
shoulders i04lIIc. Clear rib Isl. Hams
.iTtsis.! f" ''"'' ''''''@ J ''' '"''' .
Wheat. -=liiehmund IithI No material
changes. prices for both Red aud White
ranging between 1850 to. i.5s.'taA 9eE :.
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A y Alamnus % Davidson Cnllrre desires POI
moral community TINT arprriates fhr adyan.
tagcs " an, esltraiian. Exrcllrnt tr-ilmnnialy
iysln N 9th fnrUlina. Ms wei a. ffwin Texas and
Henillfky where he has been teaching. can he
shown " desirssl !. III Fx844 4
Also W afsrcs 10 obtain employment. forth
He y good scribe. Address
- y, N. IL SUhiiIfRELl. uer
5hhe rdsM: salisbury. NC.
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We call attention az our friehds to the
enlightenment Of this reliRble Danville
arm, we :,aye northumberland their
,,o,,d are excellent and they are cheap.
There Il 40 nnrc reliable house IA the
youth, nor ans Displaying aikfevf vafiets
a more excellent assortment Ia their line.
GoTo HICKEY a sUsLETf's.
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wool CARDIMc.
- NEAR
OAKS. 6RANeEco. N. O.

GUR Mstkines are DOW insplcpdid or,ler and
" We arr -p~psrrd 10 do WORK tiiat cannot BE-
sScrlled ~ the state. gt1W
We haye lsurlrr aud Pieger attached % eim
lind Hasrlnr vow wosi. bciorr Infringing q iof
Cmtlings tsfase FURNISHED n desired.
sOtH TkfMs-Those bringing their Wool 20
oar Machine. viii Ne charged Eight ecnts.. per
eassaas N one Fifth Of The wool. toivftd Wool
WI ~ charged u ~ cents, ~ " drought ~ The
Marhinc. Tho-r finding J. more ecirrenlem q
a. ~, sgf leave ttfr Wool at q. "a. fsi.Atk.
TOODs Storr. Mi.lsipor0. aud at Mehanestills
befdf, Ne Win rrcriyr Il there card md feturr
Dispatch. .L Msk. Mb0iE SEQ.
May s. s.,4.-, Oaks, g.
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Fine rains have fallen during the, hast
few days. aud the farmerssr ~ high spirits
Nsareidsnt has Ses happelied tatlss wheat
and the crvp iscpllsi.lerrdt lle best farHnuni
her &c years. Harvesting begiiis .his
week, though upt h,ucli o. the rr'p r. ripe
ass are fine. The tobacco planters arein
l,etier spirits; many Of them arr how sets
ting but plants. 8Ys lfa7i
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The AslIas fsw Jaly isat hand. Asusial
there n much thst n bea'stifui, a,nong
fiss engtasinrs sre no hhs paintings by
ne Rev Mr0<ssel -wril knowi ia this
ss4ss. We chmhisnd the xidii,e to III
lovers Of Che. lexntiful. na,t'] sot
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THE bANVILEE TIMES.

THIS j. nemoci attic weekly baprf, Establish
j. eain 1860, having ar eSieHsitt ritriHafiSn
in all the Virginia aud North IlTt,iiE, COMMITTEES
around Danyiie. Price y, d ytafs a. fpr six
m0nihs;5o erntssfor three. months IS u, men
copies forwarded upon application. -,
:, Address, an l.<a 80 y. BoULDiN,
June y Editor aud PRO- r.eior.
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A negro I'll Sss coSlniilied to jail oh
wednesas,S ~ n. Al assault ard uattery
81, ahosher. ealaftl wsnhh. Heriem-
her Min basvz time q typl ,luwn before
Court. 49,, "
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Yhur-,iay la<,as Me-. wm Lindsay
az Cedar Grove was ieadlhg q steer, some
thing startled the aniinai causiiig u ID
Jump hack. The sudden fecai, threw n
rife which Mr. Lindsay carried, % the
.rrounsS exploding tlse cap tl.n charge
being driven lnto'fis ancir Dr. william
WIN administered On him pro-cunces the
wound not Dangerous, rlho'g necessarily
sery tsxtfe.E ~ ER o. StAs 49,
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The ~Pic.uae'' o. me D~p.i-s Sunday
School, under The Immediate iriHnage~
meut ~ Mr.. Aur,istus Gabap and others
waSa decided sscce-s. TIE party assembled
u the Baptist Church atpo'clock A. NJ.
whence % barsies, carriages. and waso''s,
With banners ~ ting ssljo~nred ~ sn.fbrs
Fardon Emo Immediately below NE John
KifkIsnd's, all heartily bent on enjoy
ment There were about 800 incomrany,
and never was their apparently happier
crowd col lectrd. There were al sorts Of
pleasant games Cur tbe irssses, aud iasses,
while The good things ollie were In pro-
iass abppdauce, and IN variety, and es-
cellencc, eslruiasea 20 satisfy the most fas.
ti5ipus appetite THE Lowers leap at
trseied many romantic visitors, while
others WHO would n,a risk the faiisne Of
ths s-cent. stood on naHdmifed at dis
tancp An One l,rllsslrsrs beautiful and
al the gHllsois gsr and attentive Ons
afour eomp,sitjrs, was therr; and sars
IN wss q good time sursp''a'd thaf lse
never .eit better, and happier ~ hisllies
& - - .---.--a3fE Z -
!, e.AxaG cerxrS esAxsss
The County Council ofihe Patrons 81
Husbandry met u HiIisborouslf Mss ist''
a. which meeting i've Of the eish. sooor-
diuaie Grangcr M fhs county were repre-
senied. Tue following rescluiiops We're
upSnlmyusly adopted. unforgiIlIg
lis) That nis wertfy Masier srrd ds'f-
gates from aIl tlae sslboriInste 0muges IN
The county arc requested 20 mec,ss Chapel
nm on the second Thursday y
August ncxt, Coz Ire purposeof orsd'izrss
the ssurty ursngc
lsod) That at that time and place tht
hes, methods 81 co.operAtion among 'af'
mesrs Cor The purpose 81 buying and sci,
ling viii bc copsi,Iereds and ifit Ne deemed
advisable, = couiIty agect WI he eleeled.
80. John KHox HiuGfifb7
.AMNf W.T. sNiv AIAsrER !
N.PHArA Ig ayagit'sa
skex sa''r''aFo .-..4IAt ~
Maj ,log-fMsc nnals ihek apperanc'
w Charlotte.
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There are n present residing In the I'M
mrdiasel vicinity y az HIIisJoro, their
lands adjoining each other. seven men
whose ages avsrsge nver 70 years, al mar
red. and E'fh che exception II one who Is
chl'dle-s. VIII large families, who with
their rosd wives. Their NE lossg Gem
pshians. ssiIl living are sif ih uhe enjoy
msnt az good hsmifs. Ours Is In truth, a
healthy commsnityl .7rt,l / ~ = >
HHs y - - ~<~--
Our nelrhbor a.iiis' Is painting aud
fIaishlng afrIis new store rom, which
win sosu be ready Cor Occupancy. ir,6
ms large and airy. aud win be one q
the plsasasiesi, ~ seli as best, business
rooms IN the town. w"
He win be IN Il probably before tlii'
issue n can't. 4 \ Etsf - -. .s. --* "a
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Maj dps.tMss ansls ihsh appearance
w Charlotts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

pany, bills for the month of October, 1875.
approved. as follows: Advertising proceed
lngs of the Council, 4l04; advertising Ortli-
nances of tho Council, $i56; printing pro-
ceedings Of the Council, $40.
W j. Castell, for reimbursement Of tax
9" o. 1867, Is per bill No. 5527, paid in error.
George Dickson, reimbursement to data.
$l2.
John Burke, clerk Of the Superior District
Court, on account of clerks costs in city tax
suits Of 1875, $4,000.
A. w. Hyatt, bills for the month of o.
tober, 1875, approved as follows, viz: Print
ing briefs, ETC., for City Attorney $45 50;
stationery for City Attorneys office IS As;
Public Accounts SIG So; binding for Mayors
office 1874; stetionery for Department of
Commerce 423 05.
New Orleans Bee, eight months subscrip-
tion, to June q, 1875, for the Department
of Commerce, approved 50 IS.
Grand total, $l7 ,377 81.
Petitions.
A communication from DR.. Warren
Brickell, protesting against the occupying
of the Continental Hotel as military bar
racks; B. Gorday, proposing to lease certain
property. To the Committee of the Whole.
From Jean Sarres, for compensation for
damages caused by Tenth street canal;
c. j. johnson, asking certain changes in
streets. To the Administrator of Improve
ments.
From w. Feldman, at No. 8O9 Magazine
street, to keep horses on his premises; Kip
Rowing Club, to erect a boat house on the
levee, between Vaudeville and Spain
streets. To the Administrator of Com
merce.
From Romine g. Ringo, offering to pur-
chase nuisance wharf at the head of Tola-
dano street, Fourth District. To the Ad-
ministrators of Commerce and Improve
ments, jointly.
FromJ. R. Nugent and w. J. Frierson, for
cancellation, and Thomas McGinnis, for re-
duction of an assessment. To the Admins
TRAITOR of Assessments.
Communication from Messrs. Whitaker e.
Rice, counsel for clerkslof Municipal Police
Courts. relative to half pay. To the Ad-
ministrator of Finance.
The Council then adjourned.
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1875.
Summarize 6,nnr

supreme Court.
Present-Justices Taliaferro, Howell and
Morgan.
A number of motions and cases of man.
damus were disposed of.
Cases were fixed for November Is.
Adjourned in respect to the memory of
the late Judge A. N. Ogden.
Superior District Court.
Merrick, Race & Foster We. Jean Berthin.
Rule for contempt made absolute, defend
ant fined $25, and the civil sheriff ordered
to close the meat establishment at No. l42
Canal street.
Citizens' Bank VS.. W. R. Crane.-Judg-
ment for 500.
John Mccormick, constable, vs.. w. H.
Holmes, second justice.-Judgment by de-
fault.
Jacques Estrop vs.. State of Louisiana
and N. c. Folger, tax collector of the First
Observation-Disclosures issued on sale of lot
Of ground November 6, without bond, the
Assistant Attorney General consenting.
James Firman vs.. city of New Orleans
Petition for injunction on advertising and
selling plaintiffs property for drainage tax;
praying for decree that no lien or privi-
lege exists; that the property be exempt
from future assessments, and for 5000 dam
ages.
Superior Criminal Court.
State vs.. Riley Coleman.-Embezzlem
Verdict, guilty of larceny.
State VS.. Mary Fuller ct al.-Stabbing
with o dangerous weapon with intent to
murder. Verdict, guilty of assault with q
dangerous weapon. Sentenced to two years
in Parish Prison, and 5000 fine and costs.
IN CHAMBERS.
State vs.. Robert Harris and R. s. Dennee-
Accessory to stabbing, etc. From Second
judicial District Court, parish of St. Ber-
nard. Securities qualified and accepted.
First District Court.
INFORMATIONS.
Assault-Michel Condor.
Assault and battery-Michel Condor,
Catherine Hogan, Kate Hall, Alice Thomp-
son, John White.
Assault with dangerous weapon-Robert
Singleton.
Assault with intent to rape-William Nc
Neil.
NOLLE PRoSEQUI ENTERED.
Richard Martin, for horse stealing.
eENTENCED.
Henry Shepard, entering q store, etc.,
two years and six months; Julius Smith, as
sault and battery, IS fine.
Second District Court.
Succession of Albert Geheeb opened.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

VARIOUS BILLS.
George Ellis & Brother, stationery, ETC.,
for the Department of Public Accounts, ap-
proved, $ll.
j. c. Zacharie, transferee of j. Bender
nagel, custodian of notarial records, for
rent of Office No. l3l Common street, as a
depository for the notarial records from
July Is to October Is, 1875, three months,
at $50 per month, $3.50.
the Department OF Public Accounts, ap-
proved, 81.
+. F. Ople, repairing clock in Mayors
office, approved, SO 50.
Rice Brothers & Co., stove, locks, ETC.,
for the City Attorneys office, approved,
Joseph Muller for rent of wharfnger's
Office Of the Fourth District, for the month
of October, 1875, approved, SIS.
myers office of the Second District, ap-
proved, So.
A. Brousseau & Son, cocoa mating for
City Attorneys office, approved, $58.
New Orleans Picayune, advertising tax
notice and proposals for the Department
of Finance, approved, $l9 so.
William Pagan, criminal sheriff, for cash
advanced for book case for the judge of the
Superior Criminal Court, as per receipted
bill, $50.
Il. L. Burns, clerk of the Second Judicial
District Court and parish court of the par.
ish of Jefferson, for costa in suit No. ASA Of
the city of New Orleans, praying for expro-
priation of land, We. d. Kirchof, Julia
Wright and T. B. Trepacquet, approved by
the City Attorney, $50 so; for criminal fees,
parish court, for the month of March, 1875,
approved BY the City Attorney, $l3 40.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

1HE ATTEMPT TO ASSAeSINATE CAPTAIN
WILD-About a year ago Captain A. F.Wild,
q resident of the parish Of st. Bernard, was
attacked by man who uses the name of
Ward, who met him ON the levee and made
desperate attempt to kill him. Having
stabbed him several times and left him on
the river bank, Ward fled to the swamp,
was pursued by police and citizens and cap
tured. He was imprisoned, aud after a
short time was released on bail, when he
jumped, going far out West and finally
down to Texas. During all his travels
he did not escape notice, as officers
were kept tolerably well posted about
his movements. Something induced him
to return to this city last April, and
he had not been here many hours before
Detective Cain bounced down on him, and
he has been in prison ever since. 1t was
believed at the time that others than Ward
were implicated in the affair; that Ward
was only hired tool, and had been paid a
sum lof money to kill Wild. The only
reasonable conjecture as to the cause of
this dastardly attempt to murder q citizen
is that the captain was employed by the
United States government, and performed
good services in frustrating the designs of
men who intended to make large amount
of money by putting in bogus claims against
the government
Recently the grand jury of the parish of
st. Bernard found true bills in this case
against R. s. Dennee, Robert Harris and
James Cain, as accessories before and after
the fact to the assault. Harris, an ex-de.
tective, was arrested yesterday morning by
Thomas Devereaux, deputy sheriff in the
Second judicial District. Harris was placed
in the Parish Prison, and while there was
terribly beaten by prisoner, Moses John
son, desperate character who is waiting
transportation to the Penitentiary. Mr..
Harris injuries are not likely to prove fatal,
but his wounds are bad. He was released
on bonds soon after the trouble. Mr.. Den
nee also gave bonds to appear.
BRIEF MENTIoN.-A person who says his
name is c. T. Butler, processing to be a
deputy sheriff in East Feliciana, visited
police headquarters, and during a short con :
versation with Captain Gray, made use of
vile language toward the Metropolitan
force. He had barely finished his sentence
when he took sudden departure, and
nobody told him to leave. He will not
return.
Vigilant Fire Company No. 3 intends to
trip on the light fantastic in Grunewald
Hall on the thirteenth instant. and If every
attendant does not have a good time then
the complainant can present the reporter
with q new ten dollar bill.
Chief Engineer O'Connor will arrive
home tomorrow, and his friends intend to
give him warm reception.
The huge steamboat Mary Bell left her
landing last evening watched by thousands
of people.
Special Officer Lathique yesterday ar
rested Robert Harrison on the levee, far up
town, for taking possession of lot of
chains which were on the batture. The
property had been stolen, and accused says
he was hired to transport it to a junk store
near the New Basin.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Judy Nc. Fitzpst-
rick attempted suicide last evening at ten
o'clock, at tho intersection of Carondelet
walk and Toulouse street, by jumping into
the Old basin. She was rescued by two
citizens and lodged at IRENE station. Her
husband had refused to take care of her
any longer-that is the reason she gave for
the attempt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03

A POLICE OFFICER AssAULrRD.-Office
P. J. Sullivan, Of the sixth precinct, was
most brutally beaten last evening at
quarter to nine O'Clock by . crowd of boys,
said to be headed by one James Reed,
at the corner of Second and Rousseau
streets, while dispensing a crowd.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS,

UNITARIAN CHURCH.-OwING TO HIS
~ recent illness the Rev. EDWARD 4. HORTON
pected he will assume the duties Of his pestorsts
IN few weeks. The pulpit will be supplisd
temporarily BY the Rev. D. NJ RERD, and ssrviosa
at this church may be expected the frat SABBATH
IN Nevember, morning and evening. oc3l