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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10

The Centeruial opens on ,he 10th inst.
and will undoubtedly be grand'oeeasion.
The articles on exhibition are mostly in
place, and 10 extent and variety. as well 81
in the size Of the buildings and beauty Of
grounds the American Exposition viii far
exceed any vet held. n e.
North Carolina 10 not represented except
by individual exertion. We learn that
Blackwell and Carr Of Durham hsye ar.
ranged space At large expsnce where they
will exhibit their tobsccos to The best id.
vantage. Prof. Kerr will be there on BIZ
own responsibility and will do what justice
for North Carolina ihsais capable Of withou,
means. Its misfortune never 10 be to-
much % BE- lamented. .Itha great oppOr.
tunity LOST ~ tus ...if. .a-,.;. !.
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The Impeachment trial Of Belknap drag
slowly along. The pies 70 tho jurisdiction
Of the Court j. sill under discussion, and
as the Court has agreed to postpone the
farther consideration Of the case until after
the rscezs taken BY Congress, 70 be present
At the opening Of the Centennial on the
10th nothing more will be done until the
18th.
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papers xeat fiom london BY AlcDougal
pfesidsst q tLe Emma. Mine ,cempany,
place General 16chs.sstt in abb light
Thsy show that be exlibissd papers Us
copies N6ichluld Inot c6rrsspspd with the
|efighalz Th8 Quantities ID charge. viii
rsSBi1ends that tbs bspersIssbe Sent be-
fore Me Grands jury with tie view Of
procuring sIx separate indictments against
Ulapp. the Congressional Printer for misuse
Of public money and property.
/ pTheargumeut inthe Bclkuap impeach-,
lnent ~, " the right of the Senate to try
IN ,efdceEF ho has I. resigned. is now being
made. and the Pfsos viii DO Submitted y.
toswhethaE. be bad resigned or not, when
the articles we're SIed. The managers
contend than as he resigned on the morning
Of the 2pd and the house impeachsd him
on the evening Of .he same day that bis
resignation dsasnot reiieSe him.
Z The House IL discussing tho Post Office
appropriation bill. As reported it saves
$4,000. 900 from last year. Considerable
opposition Is developed amongst Southern
and wes,ern Democrats as tbey say the
saving will be made by restricting mail
faceiltes III those sections. which now do
IIii,lot have enough. The Republicans oppose
1.-THE bill rs they have NIL others which pro-
pose 70 reduce public expenditures. Con-
/ gfess adjourn on Tuesday until Friday 10
attend the Opening Of the exposition. Col.
| Tom Scott hss rendered u SPECIAL train free
oEcharge. "A delegation VI leading vir
ginia Democrats has been here for several
days it is said with view Of seeing who
was the best and most available man for
Virginia t. support At the 81. Louis Con-
yention. They ara reticieut but rumor
says msjority favor Hepdricks. Morton
has made speech 10 the Senate defend
ing himself from the charge made in the
New York World that be bad improperly
used $3.50. 600 Of money appropriated by
Congress Tor the Border States. He ma de
a successful defence but wen, out Of his
way 10 attack the Indiana Democrats and
Senator Mcdonald gave notice that he
would reply and correct Mortvli's history.
The friends Of Tilden. Thurman. Bay
ard and Hendricks are oil work for their
favorits and new man, that VI ex-Gov:
Joel Parker Of New Jersey. is brought out.
He is sterling Democrat and has many
friends. Judge Davis is often spoken VI
BY many Of the leading Democrats Is the
best man who could be nominated II 81.
Louis. IL is certain that he has elements
Of strength possessed By no other man
named aud il might prove the wisest policy
10 somiiats him. though the campaign Of
1872 is somewhat Of warning against
going out Of he party 20 seek candidates.
Conkling is the fayorite Of the admiuistrA.
ton for the Cincinnati nomination. but lam
| inclined. to think that the was between
him and Blaine is too bitter to allow either
6f them TO selected and that the Iepubli.
cans will. in sporting phrase rssn the
dark horse, fe5sfr sG0.rt4 m
+. 80. 8 #&+ y 49, tsF rststtt#s ~ RENO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-05-10

The Petersburg News which lstely fell
under the hammer. has been succeeded By
tbs Post, under the editorial management
Of Mr.. X. II. GLASS and Sen. the former
editors Of the News. The public will hail
with pleasure the prompt return Of Mr..
Glass 10 the ranks Of Journalism which he
adorned BY be courtssy as gsstlsman.
bis information asa politician. and his grace
andforce % . writer. Success 70 the Post.
% Raleigh News.
We cordially endorse he shove. Recorder:
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COUNTY CONTENTION.

We hope there will be full attendance
next Saturday. The Convention isl very
important one, and on Its aclion depends
the harmonious action Of the Democratic
party during the campaign. There is the
appointment Of delegates to tie District
Convention at Raleigh to nominate can.
didate for Congress; there is the appoint.
ment Of delegates to the Senatorial district
Convention. and the instruction Of delegates
g. express the sentiments and present the
choice Of Orange; there is the selection Of
candidates for the House Of Represents
tives; and there irthe selection Of the large
body Of county officers work serious
enough to engage the attention of every
thinking man in the county.
The people Of this county have suffered
heretofore b. their own negligence. They
have delegated to others what they should
do themselves. or thiy have suffered their
best interests 10 go By default. Now let
them see Cha. the coming Convention is not
run BY individuals Or clique, but let the
representation Of township. be full. and 10.
their sction be open and fearless. Their
rights and their liberties are NOT subjects Of
traffic. The Offices in their gift are not TO
be made matters Of bargain. and sale, nor
things fo= private arrangement.
This campaign mnst not be entered upon
with any action Of the Convention that j.
not fully satisfactory to al the people.
There must be no sting Of resentment LEFT
behind which will beget indifference TO dc
great questions Of the summers work. The
State looks upon Orange With solicitude but
With confidence, and she must present ber.
self through the net Of her county couven.
tion With harmonious arrangement and With
anbroken front, prepared for that paited
and vigorous action that has generally mark.
ed her political history.
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HIILSDORO MILITARY ACADEMY.

~.
TNDER this name tho Insfhutlon, lzsely
~ known ~ llORNkn a tiltAyES's sehonl.
viii. ln conseqnescs ~ the Withdrawal or Mr..
y. e. HDkSEIi, le conducted hs tho xIli.ersber.
Circulars eaaipininR lill pzrfieulars can bs
bad " spplieailoa n MAJ. y. ~. HAMILTON,
until the oh OfJan., and afterwards IN the prln.
eipal aisg. IN the mean Time The pfl,Iie are ~.
stirred. that . thorough c1urre of iu-trurftou
aud discipline win Dc maintained. and the sekooI
placed On rn egual footing with the lest Clsss5.
Ell and military Installations ~ The country.
Ihs spring session o. $50 WIN open on Mon.
day the 18th ofJan.
I Dee. rs 'ssu
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THE.SRNA4oRSaIP..

The Milton MsEeary very pleasantly
hold. on. bsit I'd Orange to yisld her claim
to one Of the senaters from his district 81
the presentation q tbc name 81 au Orapgss
Caswell man in shs person u Giles Ne
bane. Orange is very proud 70 have 81 ven
birth to such man. But that facs alone
does not carry the county With him when
be removes beyond the territory. Otherwise
Orange ,rght claim ansiAaaenceas wide
almost as ths whole Union. for Der distin-i
guishsd sons are found everywhere. But
Us in Mr.. Mebane's case. they stand or fall
with their new locations and carry with them
no rights 70 claim the support of their old
constituents The question remains % u
was with regard 10. the nominations. and
we were glad.to see ina former article that
the Mercury recognized the force o. our rea-
sons why Orange should always claim one
Of the two Senators. II political claim
we'll founded upon her large and always
certain Democratic majority; whereas, Cas-
we'll and Person are 50 nearly balanced. that
unexpected changes put them At the mercy
Of the opposition, oSiy to % relieved BY The
saving power Of Orange. ~ ~
As We hase.ssid before. The. subject vii
not suffered to be made one II unpleasant
eontrsvsfsy and Orange would yisld rather
than endangsf haInlony. Bat webelieve
that Casweli and Person will willingly
yield to the reasons Of the position, and de-
eide between themselves which shall have
the remaining candidate. IL tE.s .. -,
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We cordially endorse ne shove. Records

Within tho last few weeks, Tildsn %
New, York has grown strong In the Pre.i-
dental race, and The indications are tbs. he
will get the nomination st 81. Louis.
Thurman probably comes psrt in hope and
prospect. BattOO much uncertainty hangs
around the question 70 CUES, the result. n
New York il essential 10 The success Of The
Democratic ticket, % 10 Ohio, and 50 isIn.
diana, though The Democrats may saord 70
pare either one or The other better than
could the Republicans. 81
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kqRIcULTURAL HUMBUGs.

The 1gicnltnria very OPPORTUNITY calls
attention TO the many novelties advertised
which are very apt 10 deceive the unsary.
and harden the hearts Of farmers BY the ef-
feet Of deception against the introduction Of
what Is really valuab.e. There is no doubt
that much may bcintrcduced among us that
isrsally Of value. and would Diversity our
productions and add 10 our profits. The
interehsnge-of the products q different ma
tons. facilitated BY commerce. brings 70
eur kDoslsdye plants for food or forage pre-
siously unknown 70 rs. In this way our
stock q thess i constantly increasing, and
much 10 our advantage.
But this disposion 70 accept additions to
our stOek u vegetables. grains and forage
Is taking advantage Of By adveuturen to in
pose Hpoa the farmer worthless things With
1tfasgant Representations Of qualities.
We are 10 the continued receipt Of eircu.
las-and offers to print with the offer Of seed
81 sOnderfuI value Is compensation. Some
Il these We have tried. Therefore We can
speak % fAen. We are led 10 these re-
nssITts seeing 10 he Milton Mercury .
sotics q The Japan Pea and The Chsfs, as
something 10 yitaIizs the whole farming in
isTsss. Both Of these things We know.
The Cbsfa Is good 10 il way. but works no
miracle fsr IL takes hard work TO make il
pay The ezpeDs- o. cultivation. TbsJspan
Pea is as arrABt e humbpg % eyer was I'M
posed upon credulity. Il produces abup-
danfly without doubt, but What 70 do with
the crop i the trouble. Stock will Dot eat
IL in any shape. Man cannot eat II. 5Or
boil il ever 30 long. ]. retains lis Obdurate
hardness. You might ss well attempt to
ooil bag Of buekshOt soft ssitO make any.
thing Of japan Peas.
80 look ont fOr bumbugs.
biexeo i stirred up from ihe bottom.
There has been 90 az ~ active fighting,
but The rerolutioaisis have about 20, 900
men inthe Geld roaming about. and the 90
ysrnmspl have about The same number. As
me Mexicans ara alsays impatient under
peace and settled government, the over.
throw Of the government. spd the success
d. the resola,iOnias may be aim OFT eoDsi-
jerel certain.
, 1876-09-24
WAITING.

With waiting and wishing our courses we payes
We wait for the port rs we battle the wave;
lis waiting forever from cradle to grave.
Waiting for morn, 20 serene in its light;
Waiting for noon-day, so brilliantly bright;
Waiting at eve for repose in the night.
Waiting for zephyrs in Spring time that blow;
Waiting Tor Simmer, and flowers that grow;
waiting for Winter, and swift falling SNOW.
Waiting is ever the bosou's refraip,
II moments Of pleasure and moments Of pain:
Waiting, though stricken agnin and apain
Waiting in childhood for youths joyous time;
climb
The top of the LADDER on reaching my prime"
In manhood awaiting the time when be may
FIND rest On a callneF, happier day,
when nse shall relieve from the worrying fray.
Waiting when Fortune sheds brightly her smile;
When choice are the pleasures the pathway ba
guile,
There always is something to wait for the willis.
Waiting ", IN poverty, anguish, and grief;
Waiting for Heaven to send us relief
Telling the heart that the trial ia brief.
Aye, waiting for joys that will never appear:
" a!ting Tor voices we never shall hear;
" "aatlng Tor moments that never are near.
y. Waiting when, SHINING and WON in the strife,
IN pen,tent throbbings the bosom IL rite.
" o1tlng the dawn Of holier life.
Y. Waiting at last for the spirits release:
,altfng rest in the Dwelling OF Peace,
where waiting and longing forever will cease.
, 1876-09-24

=, Nj. and Mrs: r. G. Frost have returned from
their Eastern trip.
| turned from pleasant European trip.
alr. II. B. Hill has joined the throng at Phila-
del}Phiq ,,.,, ,,...orr.. :. rt.t+.
william Wire has returned from the Black Hill4
and brought his scalp with him:
East this week.
a1ra. Goebel is at home again.
Mr.. John II. .1Iamine returns to Columbia College
Law School. New York, o-morrow.
Mr. James Il. Blaney will soon be inspecting the
Centennial.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The new German Lutheran Church on Florence
street ia rapidly approaching completion and will
be dedicated next Sunday. The morning services
will be conducted in German and the afternoon in
English.
The first anniversary Of the Evanston Township
Sunday School Convention will be observed at the
First Methodist Church this evening. All the
churches east of the railroad track will unite; the
Programme includes IN address by the Hon John
V: Farwel, Of Chicago, and an interesting service
Of song.
The accidental omission of q negative made
sentence in Thursdays TEiRuSE seem very much
at variance with the rest of the paragraph, AS was
evident from the context, it should have read that
the Social Club had decided that vistors will not
hereafter be admitted to its entertainments"
It is expected that the sale Of such Evanston
property as is delinquent for taxes will commence
The South Evanston Hayes and Wheeler Club
will hold meeting Tuesday evening.
.S Ths S Rey. r A y; s kaufman, Of Rogers Park, will
The union prayer-meeting will be resumed Fri
day evenings in the Warren Kecncy Block, South
Evanston.
The Village Treasurer paid NIL warrants for the
July and August bills presented to him yesterday
afternoon.
The Atheneum will meet at the Womnn's Col
lege Thursday evening to elect officers and prepare
for another season's work.
Mr.. George II. Booth lectnred at the Congrega-
tional Church yesterday evening upon 1.-THE Ne
gro Question: The lecturer is o student Of Yale,
and IN honor to his race.
Mr.. Il. l.. Phelps sends the following political
news from Orlando, Fla. !: Campaign open; we
shall elect our Republican State ticket, ali but the
Representative for this county, and we will give
Hayes and Wheeler majority"
The Eclectic CLUB meets ut Mr. He5lers studio
to- morrow evening,
Beveridge Post g. A. r. will hold its regular
meeting Tomorrow evening.
The Congregational sociablc WIS held at Mr.
Ffcnchs Thursday evening, with u full attend
ance: The young people were present In larger
numbers than usnal and the occasion proved IN |
one to all present. !
NNrk has been commenced on the supply-pipe |
to be e 1tended into the lake from the Water- |
Works. |
The Rev. Luther pardee, Of Calvary Church, |
Chicago, will oAiciate at st. Marks Episcopal |
church this morning, he having effected an ex- |
:hansc with the Rector, the Rev. J. Stewart !
smith.
, 1876-09-24

tooth-brnshes alone at tremendou. .n.-
ae dwelt on this particular item long aas as0ns NJ
ef fff tRt soa s aaas1se t eno,
when they realized how utterly wo,+hR2 apparent
article Toothbrush was; how il WIS ~ ,sss s az
sive, idle, and wicked luxury; and thot ~ -. .sapeu
publican Congressman bought them si.T ie Kes
public money to make presents Of them IN ~ u tae
profligate friends. "Fifty-four TeaIs = taet,
B1aegeans, hael i9 ne burst Of eloqaence, bssa b
never Jet have thrown away nv oxn os, and
peoples money on toothbrush, nor ha1d Is the
OF the glittering gew-gaws in nv honest a ha. ons
And the unwashed Democrats sittinn m.a land"
cloquence arose and shouted, ave g;Ii sues r. hi.
1Fothing to do With toothbrush; eve .. 11st y.
, 1876-09-24

The postponed election to decide the question
as to whether q new addition should be built to
the schoolhouse resulted rs predicted in The
TRIBUNE, in large majority against the meas
urc, and was severe rebuke to the School d.
rectors, who are sud to have been extremely ex-
trayagant in their management OF the affairs OF
the district. The idea of the improvement orig
mated with Messrs. Raymond, Wcsterfeld, and
Lullam, the former being teacher Of the school
aud the two latter directors. They advocated
the improvement, aud, rs result, only polled
votes in favor to 80 against It. The vote not
only decided the addition question, but also was
intended settler to a11 and every other extray-
agance that might be anticipated By the directors
Mr. crappellc and family, from the East, have
been visiting Mr. r. ". chappcle during the
airs; c. R: stouaer has started for the centcn-
A Centennial visitor is reported at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs, Charles shantz. It is girl and
will probably make herself ut home and 'shtay
lcetle vilc.'
The Hayes and Wheeler Club met Tuesday even
Ing, and were addressed BY II. B: Hurd, Esq, OF
Evanston, who delivered very fine address On the
political situation. Quitc number were present,
and an enthusiastic time was had. The Republic
Gf viii ps ars sFny ta IN qsr and
tcrcsts OF the Republican candidates Ludlam's
Glee Club made it's debut, and rendered campaign
songs successfully.
There will be q meeting Of the Club Tuesday
evening as usual Good speakers will be present,
and music will be furnished by Ludam's Glec Club.
Leon Hill. It son Of Mr.. Hill, died Thursday
OF diphtheria. The synlpathics of Mr. and Mrs.
Hills numerous friends are extended to
them in their misfortune. Leon will be greatly |
missed by his school mates, who universally loved
him.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Congregational Sabbath school will review |
the last quarters lesson this afternoon at o'clock
in the school house.
The Methodist Sabbath school will meet In the |
church this morning .:snal, and the Baptist |
school will hold forth in the same place In the |
at3 o'clock.
The Rev. Mr. Wheclc, Kill preach in the even |
ing for the Congregationalists at the school
at o'clock. The Methodists will meet in the
church in the morning at IL o'clock The Rev. |
Mr. Daw will preach The Rev. Mr. Stctson will
preach for the Baptists in the church in the even
ing at q quarter to 8 o'clock.
, 1876-09-24

ented representative to Racine daily in the person
OF Charles George, Esq, who Keeps tue read
topics.
Why Is Eugene so pensiye OF late?
Tue West EndB'' OF Milwaukee will raid us
beauty Of that pretensious s'scrnburb" They
breathe threatennss and slaughter against the san
gnine Athletes.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Whitley have the Eastern
lever. lever. 50 has Mr. and Mrs. John Lang1ois. Also,
MEs. a. 7. uutton. NoRyAL.
, 1876-09-24

purpose giving an entertainment soon to gather in
the pennies for their church.
Mr. Fjtz. Of Milwaukee, and Miss Ada Slauson,
OF Racine. down from the last-named burg
on Thursday to attend the Fair,
The citizens Of this place were pained to learn Of
the death Of Nr. Serene Fisk, Jr., on Friday
morning last Mr. Fisk was one Of the oldest res
idcnts OF this place. having settled here at an early
day. He leaves u widow and four children to
mourn his loss. The cause Of his death was paral-
ysis.
, 1876-09-24
HER LOVE AND HIS.

Hermione's lover is over the sea,
AND the dark waves murmur dreaffly:
But soft to her heart she sighetb low:
- Wherever my love abides, know
He thinks Of me-"
And she turneth her wfstful, trusting eyes
Toward the Vest, where the crimson daylight dies.
Stili 1nurmu1ng soft TO her heart: II kuoW
lie misses me when the pale stars glow
In the c1oudless sleR'
But Hermione's lover, over the sea,
Ia only man in his constancy;
And other faces are fair and sweet
And One love In q life not half complete, ~
Thus reasoneth he.
And 50, while the dark waves sob aud moan.
and Hermione sits by the sen alone,
re bends DER an upturned- grlIsh face,
ashlne with namc!css. trustful grace,
And mnrmureth low, my ownw
ERx&.
, 1876-09-24

turned to her home in Manchester, n. H., Wednes-
day evening. Mr: Hulburt, wife, and daughter
were the guests Of Mrs. George Brown last week
Mrs. William Foss and child have returned home
after pleasant visit to her mother.
, 1876-09-24
"blue-Jean8 aud dTo0th-Y1rr,4,n,

E"Ttington H0.ckeye
In one OF hls recent speeches Blue,Jean W1u-
Ia las, showing up the enormous extravaganccs
~ congressman cited the expenditures tor
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