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the opening Of the play, Sandy and 0akhurst are
mutually igno1ant q each others whereabouts; =;
snsg ss1aia il eps{Sa =: Is ns !eSs
the young mistress Of the ranche; old
Morton, the father Of Sandy. is looking
Sandy Bar are confused, and old Horton claims the
wrong one as bis son. 0akhurst acknowledges the
sapposititous relationship, and goes TO- i've wi:h
ignorant OF the new fraud which has been practiced
upon him. In the second act, Sandy makes love
70 Atks Nary the school. mistress Of sanay Bas:
him. The love which she jig beginning to cherish
for him il entirely crushed when she discovers that
onc OF her pupils fs sandy's iegitimate child. At
She takes the child with her to the home Of old
Norton in San Francisco: Thithcr Sandy follows
her: John 0akhurst is found usurping the place
OF Sandy Exposure follows, and then reconcllia-
tion. 0akhurst nlarries his Spanish sweetheart.
and Sandy, having reformed, is promised anss 1
nar The wife Of ,sandy Tho eloped with 0as
unworthy Of either Of them, having been previous
" married and not divorced or widowed The fun
Of the play is furnished by Col. Calpepper Star
bottle. legal adviser Of Horton, Sr, aud Hop Sing,
8 Chinese laundryman.
The cast Is % follows:
John Oakhurst. Mr. c. r. Thorne. Jr.
Sanoy SAND Morton. AR J. Il. Stoddart
Alexander Morton, Sr...........-M Mr. T. E. Morris
Col culpepper Starbottle- Mr. Stuart Robson
Gohcno ----Mr. ". T. Wlaef
Policeman Mr.. John Matthews
Servant. H. Ayling
Fabian. W. S. Quigley
Miss Mary Morris. Miss Kate Claxton
The Duchess. Miss Ida Vernon
Donna Joyita Castro Miss Laura Don
Mauuela. a................-.Mi Miss Maud Harrison
NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The new manager Of the Adelphi has gone
East to secure attractions, and the theatre will
consequently remain closed another week. The
New Chicago Theatre and McVickcr's will not
open for the present.
Miss Claxton has abandoned her proposed trip.
to California. After the run Of "5andy Barr
and the second week Of " Conscience" she
proposes to represent the latter play in other
lake cities, having secured the services Of COM
pctcnt actors for that purpose
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DARLING.

Trust me, darling, again,
cnn you Doubt IL, darling mine,
That my heart Is wholly thinc7
Tan you doubt IL when you know,
Ever since that hong ago,
When for love kissed you,
Vowlng always To be true.
Can you doubt It darling mine,
That my heart Il wholly thine;
Though at times, IL seems 10 you
That my heart Is not SO true;
Though Il could Il may seem to be,
Yet II wholly heats for thee.
Can yor doubt Il darling?
Can you doubt It, darling, mine.
Doubt my heart is wholly thine?
IL you do pronlise now
10 renew again my vow,
Always till cease TO be
II shall beat alone for theo,
Will you trust il, darling mine.
4. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
A MORTGAGE.

10 the whole range of sacred and profane
literature. perhaps there is nothing record-
ed which has such staying properties ~ a
good healthy mortgage.
A mortgage can be depended on to stick
closer than brother. IL has mission to
perform which never lets up. Day after
DAY il is right there nor does the slightest
tendency 10 slumber impair its vigor IN the
least. Night aud day. aud ut holiday
times. withont moments rest for sickness
or recreation. the biting offspring Of its ex-
istence goes on.
The seasons may change, days run into
weeks. weeks into months, and months be
swallowed up into the gray man Of adyanc-
ing years, but that mortgage stands up in
slccpless vigilance. with the interest, pc-
renuial stream. ceaselessly running on.
Like huge nightmare eating out the
sleep Of some restless slumbcrer, the un-
paid mortgage rcaSs up its gaunt front in
perpetual torment TO the miserable weight
who is held within its miscrablc clutch. 1t
holds the poor victim with the relenincss
grasp Of giant; not one hour of recreation.
not moments evasion Of its hideuus pres-
ence. A genial savage ef nodfyirg Hspect
while the interest is paid, a very devil Of
hopeless destruction when the payments
fail.
Other liabilities may be evaded or
smoothed aside: Gut mortgage hangs on
with the pertinncity Of bull dog or the
grip Of biack-smiih,s vice. IL the into
rest is not paid il is added to swell its grim
parent, the principal, and holds up its llor-
rible front with harder seeming than be-
fore. II will have the pound Of flosh which
is nominated in the bond aud more terri
bic than the fearful witches in Macbeth.
the threatening Genl. Foreclosure. rears
up its dreaded menace with the crushing
weight u hopeless despair.
Pity for the poor man who has the grim
iiend in bis hopschold. Evory hour Of his
life Is franght with one intact endurance Of
misery aud dread, embitterej with gric-
yicus load ho is powerlcs " sake away
Industrial Age.
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"yEsus, LOVER OF MY SOUL .


The brothcrs, John and Charles Wesley,
with Richard Fillmore. were ono evening
holding twilight meeting on the CONF
mon, when they were attacked by d mob,
aud fled from its fury for their lives. The
first place Of refuge that they found, after
having been for sumo time separated, was
hedgerow near nj hand. behind which
they hid few minutes. protecting tlieni-
selves from serious injury by the missiles
that fell like hail about them, by cIasping
their hands above their heads rs they lay
with their fnces 10 the dust. AS night
drew ON, the darkness enabled them TO
leave their Temporary retreat for safer
one nj some distance. They found their
way at last tea spring where. IL
comparative security, they waited fur
their pursucrsto weary of seeking thcn.
'Herc struck light with flInt stone,"
,lusie,l their sailed aud tattered garments.
aud after quenching their thirst, bathed
:heir hands aud faces In tho water that
bubbled from the spring aud ilowed away
III sparkling streainlct. Then il was
that Charles wcstly wa inspired to write
"Jcslis, lovrr of MY sosil,n with bit nf
Icai which he had hammered into pencil.
These circumstances beautifully illus-
tra,cd the hymn, giving 10 almost every
line reality that makes II peculiarly sig
niflcantio eveey loving christian heart.
They had ile,l before tl,air enemies, AMI
found shelter from danger; he sang,
''JeSus, lover Of my soul,
Let me 10 Thy l4,-om ily 2
Christian Guardian,
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.is speech ren,arkiag that be wusn'. bali

lis speech remarkiag that Le wusn't hall
through.
Tho temporary chairman appointed
Mcssrs G. M. Busbcc Of Raleigh and s. >.
Skinner Of Granville to escort tae perinpl,-
cnt chairman, Capt. q. NJ. Cooke. toibe
chair. Capt. Cooke thanked the Conseu-
tion for the honor but he had promised one
Of tho gentlman who had conducted him
NOT to make long speech and he therefore
announced this Convention MS ready FOR
business.
Mr.. Bledsoc Of Wake proposed BY nc
clamation the election Of the lion. j.
Davis of Franklin as the candidate for Con
gress.
Mr.. 2oulhac claimed for old Orange
the honor Of nominating Mr.. Davis bciors
this Convention. After proving for two
years 50 acceptable to US j. Congress We
come here to-day to ask the privilege or
nominating him anu We will give him D
larger vote in Orange county than ever
before.
Mr. Plummer Batchelor for Wake nov
cd that the nomination of Mr.. Davis be
declared unanimous. tapplause.
Air.. George Snow. Of Raleigh. moved
that every delegate present be allowed to
make the same motion. (cheers.
Mr.. Moring: Every member tho Chat
ham delegation makes the same motion.
Tho Chairman put the inoil.n and the
home with much enthusiasm declared tho
nomination Of tho Hon. j. j. Davis un.
nnimous.
Mr. Roulhac. Of Orange nominated Fab.
II. Busbee. of Wake. for Presidential
elector IN this district. and Mr.. Busbec was
elected BY acclalnation.
Mcssrs James 4. Battle. Of Nash. and
Thmas Webb. Of Orange. were declared.
hy acclamation. delegates st. Louis. aud
Messrs A. W. Grnham Of Orange. and 5.
J. Skinner. we're chosen Alternates.
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spEEcn FROM 0EN. HANCOCK.

AT tho reunion Of the Army of the Po-
tomac, held in Philadelphia. Gen. liam
cock, President q the Association. ra,lc
tho opening speech as follows:
Comrades q the Army Of the Potomac.
We are assembled here tu>day, on the oc-
casion Of tho Seventh Annual Reunion Of
our Society. % renew and cement friend
ships formed on tho field of battle. to en-
pnrc rs 70 the welfare Of absent comrades,
to determine the gaps made iD our ranks
by time. and to innugurate such measures
as may be possible or necessary to aid
worthy comrades in distress. or tho widows
aud orphans Of deceased comrades who
may require our assistance.
We have no other purpose in meeting
here. Here politics enter not, either TO
distract or disturb. We meet simply as
brothers. wLo are linked together in affec-
tion through memories Of the past; by
common dangers incurred. glories gained,
priyations suffered and hardships endured;
and | am thankful that [ am permitted to
be present with you, and that tho privileges
Of calling to order this meeting Of my old
comrades deyolvcs upon mo.
But before proceeding with the exer.
cicsos Of tins occasion it is proper that we
should return thanks to Almighty God
for Ills goodness in permitting US to be here
and in health to-day, and TO ask that His
blessing may rest npon US oil.
The Rev. Mr.. McVickar is requested TO
lead us in tho expression of thuse thanks
and invoking that blessing"
Washington Juno 7.-Petitions wore
presented from merchants Of Charleston
and Nashville for the repeal of the Bank
rupt net.
Tho District Committee reported adyer-
sely on the bill to incorporatcthc National
Surgical Institute.
Mr.. Gordon presented petition Of PLAN
tcrs and others Of Georgia against the pas
sage Of tho bill to carry tho Hawaiian trea-
ty into effect. Referred to the Foreign
Relations Committee.
Dir. Morey's resolution TO inquire into
the issue Of bonds predicatcd on condition
al grants Of lands to railroads in the Indian
territory was referred to the committee on
Railroads.
Mr.. Shcrman's concurrent resolution,
proposing common unit Of money and ac-
counts between tho United States and
Great Britain, was discussed during the
morning hour, and passed.
Tho Executive. Legislative and Judici-
n Appropriations bill was passed. Ii
goes to tho House for concurrence in Senate
amendments. The vote was SO to q;
Messrs. Barnum. Cockrcll. Eaton. McCree-
ry, Msxey. Stevenson, and Wby.e voting
in the negative.
Tho Fortjications Appropriation bill
was passed. without amendment. and now
goes to the President. Il appropriales
$4,000. Tho estimates were S., 250.-
900.
The consideration OF Mr. Sherlnan's bill
was resumed, and continued to adjourn
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

KEEP THE TosGuE. keep IL from IN.
kindness. Words ARE sometimes wounds
Not very deep always aud yot initiate.
Speech Is unkind sometimes when there i
20 unkindness in the heart; so much the
worse that. uninieniional. pain is caused.
Keep ID from falschood. Il Is % easy TO
give fast coloring. 10 50 mako a statement
that il inay convey meaning different from
the truth. that We noed 10 10 on our guard.
There are very many Who would shrink
from telling lie. who yet suffer themselves
in such :naccurato or exaggerating. or one
sided statements that they really co,ne uu-
der the condemnation Of those whose lying
lips are an abcmina.ion 10 the Lord.
Keep IL from slander. Tho good rcpu.
tasion of others shouId be dear 10 Ms; sin
should not be suffered 10 90 unrsbuked /:
but Il should bc IL accordance with tho
Scripture method. Go and tell him his fault
between iheo and him alone And il
should be borne In mind that what Il too o..
ten considered as merely harmless gossip
runs dangerously near. il Il does not pass.
the confines Of slander. A reputation |,
too sacred 10 be mado play thug Of, even
II intent be not malicious.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
PRsJffUMS

View sni,-ershcrs lspplying eariyl Tor the year
:s.e snxs have witiintlt ciiafse. the numbers for
ths ls-s quarter Of 1853 OF ssieh periodicals a.
tk<s nmay suls>rriire for.
Neither pss-npiutns TO sfib-cribers nor Discount
u clubs can h. allowed unless The money y re-
xtv~n to clubs.
GirruIsrs with ,urshcr particulars may be had
- application.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
a Al Barclay st. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

form 10 what we l,opato be--to liken our
selves TO what we would be like. Charnc-
Ter and self-respect aIe attainahic by all;
they are fortunes IN themselves, which
the world may safely trust.
There was time, long ago, among the
|aacienis when the strongest men were
chosen for kings ana rulers. and the
weaker ones were killed. TO lie noted
then was 10 lac cruel; TO be uoted now IL TO
be good.
When the friends OF Confucins, that
greatest Of all lIeathen philosophers, asked
for one rule 10 govern whole Iilu, he a,id,
What you would not have others do to
you, do not do 10 tbem.' There is god
like manhood In the sentiment; IL is a fit
rule for a lifetime. Another sentiment of
CDnfucius was To preserve tile purity Of
your person that you may return II at last
to its Maker as spotlcss as you received It.
Health Of body Is essential to n beginning
In the wnrld. Health first, manners next,
money last, for with the first we may yet
the others, but without health all hap,
piness Ii destroyed.
There have lived men--their numbers
are not few oflate--who by ,chemes OF
villainy have rushed on To fortune by n
ready road; bu. the examples of their
failure, their imprisonment, their death
and defeat, offer little inducement for
others ofollow. Theworld Is looking for
letter men and truer women. A start In
life to-,lay means something more than
knavery and farce; it means intelligence;
1t means honest work well done. In
whatever place we occupy, the highest
snccess IL In perfected workmanship. He
Is the noblest who live the best, and does
a lasting good toall bis race.
Again, search where you will, you can
not find more companionable person
than yourself, If proper attention be paid
10 the individual. Yourself will 20 with
you wherever you like, and come away
when you plense-appmvc your proposl>
tinus. and, in short, be Ia every way
agreeable, II you only learn and practice
the ,rue mr., ar l.iny ON ,,.sl Terms Will,
vouraelf This howeves !. ,,t - o.s,
!. some Imagine whodo not of,en trv ths
exueriment Yourself w,,n n caicl,es
YOU m con,,nuy with ,n other nerso,, Ia
ant "a be ! severe critic ON ya,r fauIts and
Ioiblcs. and when Won are censured by
yourself il Is generally the. seyerest and
most intolerable species OF reprooe II il
ON this aceount that you are afraid of
vourself and seek apy ns.oci.tes M mai.
ter how inferior whose hold chat mav
k.e, vonr..lr fron, ,l,v,ny IN. ccnsor
rf thon vo,, ya,,Id And tr,,, bnnniueSs
s,,,,Jy ,a IL q, good ,ern,s !. n, yo,,rv,lr
M, ;.oas crowd unon ~ a. o,,r snaoo
,,r,vs ,.ss a,,l va clas. viii, ,he ,h,,,,,,,,
tl,t ,,nrtiug ina pmbIe,o .ael, shonld
,,,;,L a., ~, I,imsaIf um,s aro n, ,ho.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

AWIsconsin editor iIlIstrales the pre-
vniling ex,mvagance IL the people az the
present day by calling attention 10 the
costly i,al,y carriage In use now, whii.,
when hr was lmI,y. they hauled him
around by the hair OF Tie head.
a bright little hoy. hearing his faihor
fay that a min Ought 70 stick 20 III bust.
eSs. smP.i i bottle IT mueilsgs in tho
" geuslsm4a1s Vlilcc chair
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
THELhNauAaE OF RINGS.

Incase of a gentleman wishing tomany
literally in the market with his heart
he wears q plain or chased gold ring upon
The first finger OF the lcfttor hcart) hand.
When success attends his suit, and he Is
actually engaged, tho rings passes TO The
second finger
Aftcr marriage II passes TO tho third I'm
ger.
II, however, the gent desires to tell the
fair ones that lle not only Is not I'm
market, but he docs not design 10 marry
at all, he wears tho signet upon his little
finger, and all ladies may understand
that he II ont uf their reach
with tIin fair sex tile claws Of the ring,
nrc: a plain or chased gold ring on tho
little finger on tho right hand implies.
mot engaged or, In palmer words.
ready for proposals, sealed or otherwise
When engaged the ring passes TO the
flrst flnge. of the lefl hand.
When married tie third finger receives
IL. IL the fair one proposes 20 defy all
siege 10 her heart, she places The rings on
her first aud fourth nnger-one on each,
like two cInrmaio keep away the icmpter.
II Is somewhat singular that this disposi-
tion VI rings IL rare
*ssas4ss4es@
A prisoner fnTexas. conlIned In cssl
adjnurninga condemned murderer, 3D.
viscd suicide NJ q means of escaping the
gallowa. The murderer followed his adj
vice, aud hanged himself. The adviser is
% be tried for murder the law regarding
him as causing the taking ofa human life.
whcna certain woman In town speaks
other late husband, you must not cun.
cludc that shcis widow. Her husband
Il living, but he never comes hoine until
midnight, md lI,sin tcd until nine o.
clock A. NJ. This Is the reason she
calls him her late husband.
MY boy. said solemn. visagsd Evans
gelisi toa lad whojust emerged mum
halr-pulling match with another b;,y. s,isl
you cxprct 10 rove hereafter ina hand AZ
pure delight q No. aai,l the lad. sI'ts
bursieil another lntton ora NV lnm..is.
Al ! expect Y .vtliC!.,a ~ Il.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21

An orIgIna; nclghbor ofold Rip Van
Wrinkle was said 10 I've 80 lazy that, when
lie went 10 hoe c,rn, hewnrkcd 70 slowly
tl,al the slla,le II llis Jroad-brilnvd hat
killed the plants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-21
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CLUES.

A discount oftwrliiy per cent VIII be allowed
ts siubs 81 f.ssT or hsprc persons. fh,ir; lour
cslsirs sf BIaekNoesi eE ot ane liryi,w NIL be
ssns "a ,sc astIr>s ier y .sss ffr cola,s " The
four Reviews aud llaekwocd for us aud 80 ON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-25

A FEARFUL ACCiDENT.-Last Satur-
day nighta new theaier Of the "Melo-
dcon" order was opened in Sacramento.
The room was the upper story ola build
ing on Second Street between X and l..
1t peing new theater a large number
of people attended the opening, all, low
ever men and boys. Soon alter the cur
tain rose the floor Of the room gave way
and went down with crash, precipita-
ting an audience estimated at over a
thousand persons upon the floor Of the
livery stable below. Seven persons were
killed outright, four others mortally
wounded, and large number seriously
injured. More than hundred and fifty
Persons were more or less hurt by the ac-
cident. The Coroner Of Sacramento
county is now engaged in investigating
the matter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-25

SHUTTING THE BATTLE FROM AFAR.
The Butte Record is already on the war
path, in the event OF Mr. Hayes election.
1t nails the 1ilden flag to its mast head
and pledges the Democratic Club of Chi
co to clean out the Republican Club OF
the same town il it has the temerity to
sustain the Republican side Of the quc--
tion. Aside from the natural feeling Of
disgust which every good citizen Of Chi
co whether Democrat or Republican
must feel at such a display Of balderda,h,
it is in eXccrable taste for one profess
ing to direct public sentiment to giyeutter-
ance TO an expression which, like sparl,
to a powder magazine may produce con-
sequences little thought Of. There are
exctablo spirits in every community and
in both political parties, who only need
a little squirting mp" to the commission
OF lawcss acts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-25

TIE Congressional Chinese Inyestiga-
ting Committee has concluded its labors,
md the members returned to their homes.
The sessions were not held Mt any other
place than san Francisco, but witnesses
were brought from every portion Of the
State. The labors of the Commission
viii be sure TO be attended with one good
ettct-it will bring this subject Of Chi
neso immigration prominently before The
people for discussion, and discussion is
just what is wanted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-25
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