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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

be paid for all aayancemeuts made and ex-
pense incurred In making and saving said
crop. and until ste said party or his assigns
shall be paid any and al! claims and de-
saands against the lessee Or cropper, which
aceording to agreement. written or verbal |,
between. the PARTIES. should be lien on
said crop or should be paid out OF said crop.
That this lien shalt be preferred TO all liens !;
such lessor or party entitled under the
agreement to receive reut cor said and his
assigns shall be entitled againsts the lessee
or cropper OF any other person. who shall
gather Or feasose my part Of said crop.
without the consent Of the said lessor or
party entitled to,receise the rent aud 70 the
possession Of the, crop. until said liens ure
satisfied, or his assigns to the remedies
given in the Code OF Civil Procedure. upon
= claim for the delivery Of personal pro
perry. ss Ks essa
See. 2. SEQ. A. Where any controsersy
shall arise between the parties it shall be
competent Tor the party claiming possession
Of the crop, by virtue II the proceeding sec
tion. 10 proceed &c oneee TO have the mat
ter determined in the court Of a Justice OF
the Peace. IL the amount claimed shall be
less than two hundred dollars, aid i'd the
Superior Court Of the county where the
property is situated. if the amount 30 claim.
ed shall be more than two hundred dollars.
aud At the time Of issuing The summons o.
at any time thereafter upon the tiling Of an
affidavit Of the claimant. setting forth the
amonuts claimed, ana the property upon
shich the lien attaches, il shall be the
duty Of the Justice Of the Peace o. the
CLERK Of The Superior Court 10 whatsoever
Cour, The suit shall be pending. to tissue
an order = the constable or sheriff. rs the
case may be. directing him 10 take Into
immediate possession al u said property.
or so much thereof rs shall be necessary "a
satisfy the claimants demand Hnd costs.
and to sci, the same under the rules and
regulations prescribed BY Law for the sale
u personal property under execution, and
no bold the proceeds Of such sale subjecI
to the decision Of the Court upon the issue
or issues joined between the parties. That
in all cases in the Superior Court. arising
under the Act. the term shall be the trla
term.
Sec. 8. Sec. i5--4Any tenant, lessee Of
land. or cropper, and sny persun who shall
remove any part Of said crop from cuch
land, without the consent Of Che lessor OF
party entitled to receive the tent. and with
ont giving bin or his agent Eve days notice
OF such intended removal. and before satisfy.
ing all liens on said crop, shall be guilty
Of misdemeanor.
See. 4. The provisions Of this act and d
the actto whicb this act is emenda,ory
shall apply to ali leases or contrue,s 10
lease turpensihe trees. aud where such
leases or contracts 20 lease are made. the
parties thereto shsll be iull subject 20 tbs
provisions and penalties cfsaid aet
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect from
and after us ratification.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The Raleigh ran out to sea about SIX miles.
The surface Of the Ocean was remarkably
smooth. and the long rolling swell bad lit
tie effect upon the stomachs Of any Of the
party. Only one yielded to the seductive
influence Of the sea.
The boat re-entered the river about half
past two. and at half past Eve was again
made fast to her wharf after day of most
unalloyed pleasure.
On Thursday. after morning devoted
to the business Of the Association, and a
short address from j. Barron Hope. the
party proceeded to the Merchants Ex-
change where they we're welcomed and en-
tertained in sumptuous manner. 10 the
afternoon special train conducted US 10 the
Navassa Guaao works about four miles
above the city. The same profuse hospi-
tally met us there aud two or three hours
were pleasantly passed in the examination
Of the works and the discussion Of the good
things 50 bountifully spread before us.
After the installation Of officers. The
party repaired to the Opera House. where
bali was given in honor Of the Association.
The Parquette was covered With a false
floor, making the most perfect and beauti-
ful dancing room | ever saw. Il is pro
nounced the most pleasant ball ever remem-
bered in Wilmington. The room was fll-
ed but not. crowded. Wilmington still re-
taius its reputation for beauty. and the
daughters Of old sweet hearts 10 my eyes
did no discredit to their mothers. As i
matter of obligation incumbent upon my
new position as President Of the association
I did what l have not done these man.
years. ] engaged in the dance. and with
the plsasansest Of partners. il was not hard
to do. =
As | do not know what space | will have
in the columns Of the Recorder. l vii
close. deferrihg much else for future %
casion. G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Our letter from Golisboro must supply
The place Of editorial matter. The Annual
Meeting Of the Press Association Of viii
mington. consumed nearly the whole week
IN its business and in us festivities and left
little time for what proves, after few
days Of pleasure. the dull bard work Of
Journalism.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Hon. Jefferson Davis was one Of The frst
invited to she Charlotte Celebration. but
no answer has been received from him. He
has been absent from bone. which may &c.
count for bis silence. He may yetbe pres
eut. and il is certain thai many men distin.
guished in var and in peace will give bril-
Iiancy TO the occasion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19
DURnAx Nay 18th.
Corrected b RealDs and Walker.

CoTToS. Raleigh May 10th Tile
market firm. receipts light. Low middlings
. IS . Isl stained Il l3lal4.
We are indebted 10 the Raleigh News for
our Cotton reports.
Wilmington. 18th. Cotton quiet. Mid.
dlings l5I; low middiings 49,.
Norfolk. 18th. cotton quiet. MiddIings
f5lafel.
FLouR --Flour Markets dull and prices
rule low. Raleigh. Nay 18Th. North Ca
rOlins s7.25ss7.50.
Provisions. - Raleigh May feih. Western
shoulders lOaiilc. Clear rib i3I. Hams
i7ials.
Wheat. Richmond 10th. No lnateriaI
changes. prices for botb Red and White
ranging between 1900 1888.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The Centennial Of the MeckIenburg De-
claration Of Independence will be celebrat-
ed on Thursday with an enthusiasm and to
an extent that has never attended any 9th
er celebration IN North Caroline. Il vii
draw an unparalleled croxd WeexpecttO
be present on the occasion, and will give
our readers as full an account as can be
condensed into the space allotted 70 Us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The commissioners appointed by NARY
land and Virginia on the question o. the
boundary line between the two States. met
yesterday at Washington. pursuant 10
agreement and we're met by Ex-Governor
Graham. Of North Carolina. the Arbitrator
90 the part Of Virginia. bat owing 70 The
absence Of Hon. Jeremiah 5. Black. Of
Pennsylvania, the arbitrator % the part Of
Maryland. the commissioners were unable
TO proceed. Judge Black arrived and the
reading Of the testimony will be commsnc-
ed to-day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Mr.. Turner errs greatly if he supposes be
can divert the dissatisfaction occasloped by
his nomination BY the use of epithets. or By
connecting The 9isseutients With those who
bolied the nomination Of Judge Kerr and
Mr.. Parish. These vague and random as
sertions may satisfy those journals at dis
lance who come to the defence Of Mr.. Tur-
ner. Here at home. where facts are known
they do not carry feather, weight.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The Evansville Courier makes this stste-
ment upon the strength q personal inyesti-
cation BY It's reporters.
The tobacco crvp 10 Southwestern Ken
lucky. Indiana aud Illinois, viii BE- some
thing more than an average, provided thess
is good season. The counties Of Webster
and Uuion. IN Kentucky, have suffered w.
ny material loss in plants BY the recent
frosts. but will hare plenty LETT to make a
large stand. Henderson, Christian. Da-
viess and Mclean ID the same State. AZ
though in some neighborhoods the plants
have been frozen out will probably raise
something over au average CROP Planters.
stimulated By the high prices which have
been paid during the year just past. have
made unusual preparations, and total acre
age made ready for planting will far exceed
that Of any other year within the memory
oftbe oldest irhabitant. In. fact, the mum.
Der Of acres which have been upturned fol
the purpose Of tobacco planting. is about
one third greater than ever before.
-~~~~>-s--s>~-~>-~- lii Aea5
The N. I. Tribune says; Gen Frank
p Blair is steadily improving under the
operations Of transfusing healthy blood into
bis veins. lie has ucw received three ope.
rations. The first time m ounce and hall
was transfused, the second time little les:
than four ounces. and the last time Eve
ounces. The hrst two times be lay almost
insens,bIe and apparently unconscious. The
last time he watched the operation with
great interest and articulateda few words,
which he bad not done for some time. II.
also moved his paralytie arm. and fsv
minutes afterward fell asleep. His fanil,
is represented 10 be greatly encouraged
Similar operations have been performed
recently ON two patients in 81. Louis hos
pital. and in each instance the result is SAID
to have been satisfactory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The PatiiOt says: We understand. that
Col. Baford has signised to Cow Brogdep
bis intention 70 begin the change d gauge
On the Norb Carolina rOsd cast Of Green's
boro. This i perhaps the shortest usy 70
test the validity VI the resss. legislative
enactment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The wilkesbarc tPa. murder vas ter
rible affair. II occurred at Parke Hollow,
two miles from wiIkesbsrre. where the Sc
ven cut.tbroat brothers Ucoupei live. The
Mayor sent number u policemea. and 10
the assaultupon the house Officer Reibsame.
wss killed. The Constable was shot in
both legs. A fierce assault Of hundred
men carried the house. Quite as disorder.
y As Louisiana. but then it is only white
people in Pennsylvania.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Maj I. II. Hunt, Inspector o. wilcos's
Division IN The Confederu,s army. ard ;
fsvorite officer u The lamensed pendsr bas
returned from Alabama and iDtsnds 70 ro-
nais 10 The good old North State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Avigoroas fight With CheyeBBes Indians
occurred in Kansas. resulted 10 the demo.
Iitioc Of band d warriors BY United
States troops. The indians are 10 small
bands IN this outbresk. which mskesii more
difical. to subdue them. The Government
shosld send Sheridan out. be aip't 'afrsid.'
One Of The harrington safe-burgiary 10.
rors who voted .not guilty. has received an
appointnsns . lsmplighisr Cor the grounds
adjoining the Exseuiive Mansion. FIe 70.
eeises SIS per month, and farms the work
out Cor s95. thus baking $50 on the clear.
Who says IL dvssn's pay 10 be a juror
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

A special 10 the Courisr.Journai from
Lexington. says Gen. .. G. Breekiaridge
v sinking fapidIy. and bis death may be en-
pssted q any sion,eht.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

During the summer and FIJI q The pres
ent year elections will take place In many
Of the States and Territories. Kentucky
votes in August; Maine. California. Yer.
mont. Colorado. Nos Mexico and wyo.
ming. 10 September. Ohio. and Iowa. IL
October. New York aud Pennsylvania IN
November.
Elections for delegates to Convention.
North Carolina 10 August Alabama and
Texas during tbe sumner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The other day Sheridan called upor
Grant. When asked u il wouIdn't De cafe
% take > little water 10 his wbisksy. be
aercely responded. I'm not sfraid.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Don. ben. HiIl. Of o.. has been elect
Cd y Congress from he 9sh district q sba
State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The Grsnger's have organized bank 10
DanvilIs. Va. Mai. Vim. 7 Souiberlin
is prsidest. A bapk Of manure Is the
best inssaHent farmer can make.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

Gov. Hendrix. Of Indiana, will stten,
the Centennial at Charlotte.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

See t,ia Ps.souos's card 90 usri p,s..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19

The longest bridge 10 the world. on the
IIsrrellrille and Aibiea branch Of the
Erie Railroad. IN New York. was burned
on the 5tb.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-05-19
MARKETS.

DAsyTLLE. Va. May 18th. 9
Reported By 5. II. Holland 4 Co.. Re.
ceipts light and market very active.
National Republican., 1875-07-07
rooLIxe TIM oIsIs.
How Policeman Deceived ths soilsd Dosss-
49,. a. o.v.~.y qfrssf WsIksrn

Arrest Of Several Street Walksrs-
Repeated complaints have bean made recently
to Major Richards By respectable citizens of tne
4Isgraceful and shameful conduct Of females on
Thirteenth street, between Pennsylyania avenue
and the Agricultural grounds, which made II de-
cidedly unpleasant for decent people to traverse
that street bound to or from South Washington
The girls, many Of them are pretty well broken-
down by dissipation, but by the use Of cosmetics
doctor themselves up to fair Appearing state and
osmsn ss = Whst tssy nay lack n personal cssfr
they hope to supply In conversational wsy, and
therefore throw sly winks, cute looks and ma ybe
pssser.sy. II the chsiisnse is accepted boidsr
steps ensue, and II requires little time 70 trsugur
sss an nee as, as ~. snsS =
enumerated In their society list and consequently
the complaints Some OF the artificial maidens
and do not put In an sppearaace on the sidewalk, !,
but ensconce themselves comfortably at the via.
ssIs hey ap
cut, and as quickly set their net If they think
1t Hss determined to stop this business, H pos
sible, and ss the matter came within LiettenAnt
SkiPpoos charge, TO him was given ths task 70
ascauss a sss mn sttemne You'd be
one these dens Of iniquity. Ofieer Lipscomb, be-
ana iass s1es looking man ss
would make the girls suppose him snaware Of
q % e Ps sssnsd ss Oas ne
Thirteenth street Monday night the girls al
locked at the young man In his summer get-up,
but meme Of them went for him until he came OPP
posite 307. Here little Jennie Reynolds, alias
1sne Wolf saw chance, and was not going 70
miss It She tried 70 rope the youth Of Side
Whiskers into the VOLTS den, but instead, she
soon found herself taking q promenade to the
Central guard-house, where she was confined,
and the charge Of entictng prostitution lodged
against her.
HsEing succeeded 80 well, and the novelty Of
the new duty wearing away, Lipscomb went
back into the "Divislou." At the corner OF Thlr.
teenth and y streets Annie Davis, walnut
eolored dRmsel, was doing song and dance, but
gave way, ss the nice young man came along, TO
say good.evenins, which led 70 9 more lengthy
conversation, and ultimately the taking OF her 70
the gusrd-house. He repeated his visits, and be-
fore midnight had captured several Of the nynPAs.
du-page. At the station they made various
pleas to get released. but It was no 90 with
Station-keeper McCathran, who knew no. de-
cision but the serReant's, which was 20 produce
IS collateral or be locked up for the night They
produced. but some OF them appeared st the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning, trying 10 recover
the amount which the pretty man had been the
aft hal a
National Republican., 1875-07-07
A BRUTE IN MANS ATTIRE.

he Entices Little Girl Into Public Park.
A man giving his name as William Starr, repre-
senting himself as being contractor, but sup
posed TO be patent agent, and about ffty-one
years old, was last night arrested In the Smith
sonian grounds, charged with enticing young
girl into the park and endeavortng TO pursuade
her, by the ofer Of money, TO commit nsmelsss
outrage upon. his person. The girl gave her name
and stated that the man had eoaxed her TO walk
with HIM from Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, but on reaching the grounds she declined
10 enter and was pulled In By the man and taken
70 one OF the seat, where he made disgusting
watching him, and seeing that the girl was re-
luctant to keep his company, and that he was
striving to get her to the most secluded portion Of
the park, took him into custody, and, accompanied
by the girl, proceeded 70 the Central guard house.
where she related to the oficer what had oc-
CURED, and the disgrsceful proposition that had
been made TO her. The man was locked mp, and
will be taken before Jadge Smell to-day. He
ought to be paraded through the city plsearded
that parents might see the brute, know him in
the future and be prepared 70 give HIM warm
reception should he appear near their homes.
National Republican., 1875-07-07
CHARITY.
The womsn's Christian Association.

The women's Christian Association.
A regular meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the women's Christian Association was held last
night at the residence Of Mrs. Weed, on street;
six ladies present.
The report Of the secretary showed number Of
children In Foster Home, IS; women In Home
proper, II.
Seven dollars were received from the children
Of Mrs. Lewis Clepnane, being the proceeds Of o
private entertainment In aid Of the children Of
Foster Home, for which the ladies would return
thanks.
thanks are also due 10 Mrs. David Mahon,
through whose liberality the children were ena-
bled TO Join In picnic Of Bethany Sunday school
mission Of the New.Y York-ayenue church, thus
giving the little wsils pleasant trip on the cars
and feast of good things IN the woods.
The report OF the treasurer showed very low
state Of dnances band the ladieatrust sympathiz.
ing public will help them In the good work they
are striving 90 hard TO carry on.
National Republican., 1875-07-07
SWEEPING THE STREETS.
New ana Additional Iouiumept,

Colonel L. p. Wright. contractor for sweeping
the streets, In order to do hls work sIll more ae
ceptably and efectualIy, has put to use, within
day or two past, one new sweeper, and is now
building two more, which .w1l make seven In all.
They are being built IN Washington, and ct an
expense Of 500 piece. He has also purchased q
new sprinkler, built at Concord. N. h, 10 the "a
nous works Of Abbott, Dunning & Co., at an ex-
pense OF 800. This makes what is believed 70 be
SUFFICIENT for the purposes. Besides he has lust
purchased eight new large draught horses,yafusd
st $500 each. Last night and the night before,
with the i've sueepers over thirty miles Of streets
Wright IN all this great labor goes as far as pos-
sible in the patronage OF home industry. His
sBeepers sre built here, all his harness Is manu-.
featured here, and all repairing snd blacksmith
work. and. In fact, be does not 90 out OF town for
anything that can be obtained In the District ne
cessary for him 10 have in the fulhlluent Of his
National Republican., 1875-07-07
KILLED By A FALL.

Instant Death from o Fracture Of the Skull.
Yesterday, about noon, Mr. Patrick Gleason
was instsntly killed By falling from 8 cart near
the ooraer Of North Capitol and X streets. He
was sitting on the cart, driving o mule, when the
Gleason 70 lose bis balance and fall TO the street,
striking his head and ffacturing his skull ON.
GERS Thompson and Amose had the body conveyed
ceased WAS about sixty years OF age, and was the
father OF the wellknovn contractor, Nj. Andrew
Gleason. This accident gave rise 70 . false re.
rage and killed. The coroner was notified, but
sfter hearing the facts deemed an inquest unne-
ces.sry. and turned the body over 70 the relatives
for burial.
National Republican., 1875-07-07
HIT WITH A PAVING STONE.
AMan Knoeksd senssless.

Monday afternoon James Davis and George
Curry, both colored, got into quarrel ct IN en-
tertafnnent given at the Oolored Mission church,
corner OF Thirteenth and streets southeast, dur
ing which Curry struck Davis on the head with
= paving stone, knocking him senseless, and tn
nicting 1nJurieS which may prove fetai: 0mcer
fjffutf arrested the assaflant and locked him mp
A The Eighth precinct statiOn-houss. Davis was
feken home and medical assistance summoned.
Tbey were both members Of the church, but had
been celebrating rather TOO lively for their o1n
<rnnf
National Republican., 1875-07-07
ArrENPTED SUICIDE.
A shs.m.h.r:s Last Effort.

About 5 o'clock last Sunday morning shoe
naker, named L Shekel, aged seventy-tuo
xesrg residing on TEenty-second, SstWeen u and
81 streets northwest, was found In thN rear yard
Of his premises IN an unconscious state. eoyetea
fhronf the Wlndpipe cut and gaping open an
S1ri a. more and the large vessels and nerves
1erriv exposed. He has had periodical attacks
n mental deranEement for the last four years.
IorIug which be has made seFsrsl ate npts %
destroy his Iife. ~. MarhH-v. ass'ssen h- tr
National Republican., 1875-07-07
THE PRiFTERs,

Important Nesting Of the Employers.
"A nesting Of the employing printers Of the city
was held last night, at Whish there was tall
representation present. After free discussion it
vas resolved that they would no longer submit 20
the rules Of the union as dictated BY the employ
ees of the Government ofaee, and q resolution was
passed giving notice 10 the printers that from and
after August the employing printers would not
recognize the rules established by Typographical
Union l01, end now in force In this District.
National Republican., 1875-07-07
WEsLKY GROVE.
dedication Of the Tabsrna

The tabernacle Of Wesley Grove camp ground,
near Dorey station, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, was dedicated on Monday by Rev. Ezra
+. Busey, presiding elder Of the Baltimore dis
trict, Methodist Episcopal Church South. The
tabernacle Is very substantial, 90 By IS feet COW
cred with shingles and ceileo. Addresses were
Kern. 20 a
The camp-meeting, which viii ne held on the
9Th TO the 18th Of August, will be under the aus
piees OF the Baltimore, East Baltimore and WASH
ngton districts Of the Baltimore conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, and In the
immediate charge Of Rev. L. F. Busey, assisted
Head, Of Warrington city.
After the dedication eighty.three lots were dis
posed Of, Mr.. J. W. Parker, OF this city. being
National Republican., 1875-07-07
Marriage Licenses and Divorce Bills.

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: George W. Brent and Harriet Mur.
phy, Of Alexandra, Va; TIllnan Spriggs and
Emma Green; Weston L Rogers and Martha a.
BarIison; Andrew J. Stewart and Laura v.
Major; Richard johnson and Tarquinia MeKen-
ME; Robert J. Wynee snk Mary O. McOabe.
DIVORCE.
Clorinds A. Massey made application for
John KershaH. =
N the KershaE case the plaintiff states that
her maiden name was Conn; that she was mar
ried in 1883 in Baltimore, by the Rev. Thomas
Mercer, and that she has six children. She charges
cruelty and drunkenness, and alleges that the
defendant has attempted 10 commit rape Upon
ais two eldest daughters. The case will be Heard
thf fall