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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-01
CERTIFICATE % POSTMASTER.

I, the undersigned, postmaster ct -, State o.
-, after the exercise of due diligence to inform
myself OF the pecuniary ability and responsibility
bond, and OF the unincumbered real estate owned
by them, respectively. do hereby approve sail
bond and certify that the said sureties are sufi
cit nt-sufic mt, in my belief. to insure he pay
ment Of double the entire amount Of tho said bond
and do further certify that the said bond Wal
duly signed by y, bidder and - and -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-01

Dated -. 1877. 't
For forms of proposal, bond and certi6ca.e and
also for instructions a. to the conditions to bs en-
braced in the Contract, ETC., see advertisement Of
mail service in Maine, etc., to be found ct the ter.
minal postofdces Of the above routes, and to b.
had on application to the Second Assistant Post
master General.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, supor
ocribed. mail Proposals, state Of Louisiana
and addressed to the Second Assist ant Postmaster
General MARSHALL JEWELL,
lei laW6t Postmaster General
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ASSIGNEE'S SALR.

VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY In TIE
CITY OF SHREVEPORT PARISH OF CADDO,
LOUISIANA.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY G. e. Girardey.
CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.

bELL KNOWN AND PROSPEROUS BUSINESS
STANDS IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DIS.
TEICTS.
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+. r. dERWIO,
je16 10 q "a 2s 80 jy247 Special Deputy Collector
By D. e. Morphy & Son.
CHOICE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.

IN TIE MATTER OF NICHOLAS YUNG, OR
Young, bankrupt.
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DY c. E. GIRARDEY, AucrIoNKRR-

United States District Court for the District of
Louisiana-ln bankruptcy, No. ll25.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. SARAH JANE BADELL, WIFE, ETC, VS.
Joseph C, hen, her husband No. 1854
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-01

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA TO ALL WHOM ]
may concern, greeting.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-01

HB CHARM COTFE EHOUSE, OPPOSITE TEE
roSToFFICE AND CUSTOMHOUSE.
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G. Z. BAYLY POND. EFT AIS. VS.. c. Nc
CARTHY
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je 277s % Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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The City Of New Orleans vs.. Miss E. b.
Wheeltr


ivl 8 IS 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
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United States District Court District Of Louisiana
No. 1445
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Hoey q OConnor.

CHOICE STORE PROPERTY NEAR CANAL STREE
No. Is EXCHANGE PLACE.
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Oath required by section 2i5 OF an act Of Congress
approved Jure 49, 1874, to be affixed to each
hid for carry ing the mail and to be taken be-
fore an officer qualified t, administer oaths.
NJ - hdd .rf for carcYnD tina nail
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND POSTMAS.
TERS CONTAINING ALSO CONDIiI lions TO
BE INCORPORATED IN THE CONTRACTS TO
THE EXTENT tbs DEPARTMENT NAL DEEM
pRnPkR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-01

EUGENE W AGtIAMAN,
je9 Il iyll Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Julien
MAury.

les l. Tvs Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Cecilia
Walker



ie9 II j,ll Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
90 Ola russ yeas

In ripping on the outer coating % weather
boards on the building n"w being taken
down u the Court Heas CORNER, The
original weather boards were exposed. and
they ars carin~sli~s They sre about four
feet long, and about six inche. vide. rived
out q post och tathe thickness Of less than
hsIf An Inch guiilie~of NE plane and sitb
sruds ittetnptAi ornament 10 the shsps
Of moldlng 90 the exposed edge which
might have been done vitha Jack knife.
They were secured with wrougbt nails,
evidently the work ola home smith bul
20 this day q -ound Is when tpnched
with ihs last stroke Of the hammer. The
hsise. ,now disappearing h cceyal, with
revolutionary days and ifit could speak
would ,hsys Ifaspya tale % tsll q the
maay gsEsrstions OF business men thai
have occupied Il. ss
Kloas farewell, buta willing one, q
the venerable wruck.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Washington. March e.--To. day ct IlOUl
MAJ. Richards. chief Of polio. made . for
mi tfrest Of BeIkusp and brought him IN
tslhe Police court. i
Belknap vas accompanied BY his counsel
a. Senator Carpenter, who sid thsyywaiv
sa examination aud HsfS prepared to give
bail Tor BelkGsp' appearance before court.
Judge:Snell fixed the amount at s25, 0OC
Wien the parties rstited 70 arrange hi
ball, ,.sssi
Mr.. Belknsr showed BY nis novtmsnts
during the short time be was 10 tho cour.
shst he was much depressed il spirit. Cow
ering his fAes switLbis hand aud signing
Belknsd furnished the required bail Of
$25. 900 II s p. msapd returned homo
The grand jury still have the case. -.
The Committee on,ths War Department
sxsmind several witnesses to-day. Orvills
Giant asked to bs excused tjl 10, morrow.
Vim, .Tomlinspn. ths brother 81 Mrs.
Belknap. was before the grand jury two
hours. : ~ .}l.... III
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
! STATE NEWS.

Nc. Bobt. Furman, Of the Aslieville
Citizen, e lying dangerously III with sy-
phoid fever At Washington. D. g.
The Court House at Snow HIN, Greene
county, was burned last "Wednesday night.
All the county recoris, books and papers,
were destroyed, and great Inconvenience
will result from the disaster.
Morganton Blade: Last Thursday Mr..
Atkinson, engineer IN charge. cammspeed
laying the piping thai Is to convey water
from the Top OF the south Mouniains %
III. Asylum. The wster WILDE brnugii,
four miles and will have 40 immense
power whenit reaches It's destination.
The citizens Of Morgsntan are thinking q
purchasing piping and conveying The
water to the town. They would then be y
well prepared for fire a. the city Of Az,
gusts, Ga; . ID iiisuring would bss wcfk
Of supererogation, 80
There are % psnltsnss attic altar o. Inc
Salisbury Street Baptist Church, ~
Raleigh, where n revival has Leen pro-
guessing fer some Time pas. =
A runt ofa hen In Caswell onnnty that
nobody had any respect for hss just laid
an egg the village editor has measured
aud pronounccs as largo as his fist,
Another saw min gets the best Of l. Ur
m Morganton last week Mr.. Robt.
Gudger. who has charge Of Mr.. PrvswelI's
saw mill, undertook 10 stop toe saw sf:eI
the water had been shut %. by placing
his foot on the side Of the saw, and now
he ha.n't GOT but eight toes 70 STUMP"
This from The Blade.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The number for March, is received. and,
As the season for spring work iss hand,
special regard seems 10 have hcen paid "a
meet all the requirements oftl,e farmer
Among the many original aud other
papers, many formulss .fdf homemade
fertilizers are given, and the instruction
afforded on the cultivation Of the various
crops ~iIl be found extremely useful and
un,ely. cotlnn. Tobacco. Corn, Oats, The
Grasses, the Orchard, the Vegetable and
Flower Garden, &c; are all treated on,
practically aud scientifically, by able cor.
respondents Published Wy >. Sands A
son. Baltimore, Md; At $50 per years.
couies for S. t
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cur rails our,


Taere Is no person living but what saf.
sers more or less with Long Disease
Coughs, Coldso Consumption, yet som,
would die rather than pay IS cents for :
bottle Of medicine that would cure them
Dr. A. Boschrc's German Syrup has lately
Lesn introduced In this country from Ger
many. aud IL Sondrous cures astonisf
svery.ons that Try L. Ifyou doubt cha
~e say Z, priut. cut this out aud take u q
your Druggist DR.. o. Hooker, and get ,
sample bottle Tor 10 cents aud Try Il, Or |
regular size for IS cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

= Z ~ =
Mons. E. v. de Ia crois. late Of the
New Ysw Conservatory, aud now Pro-
fesyor Of vocal and instrumental Music IN
the School ofthe Misses Nash aud Miss
Kollock, assisted BY o,heg emiuent artists
from abroad. By some 81 his pupils aud BY
home smstures proposes % give an
oremtlc Concert on Friday the I7th lost
st the Masonic Lodge 10 pdrchsse an Or
gan for the HIllsboro Preshytsrian Church.
All loyero good music Are Invited TO st'
tend.
Addnission tkf Se,ets
.f,hildnd nud.r twelve halt prles. iN
Tickets calf be procured &C Kirkland a
Co. Store.
p ,'., Z. .s'.. e. bali ge sso rT
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
c.ATurnous ADVICE.


This species ofadyics d not always 40
eeptabls. but doubiless 10 many instances
much benefit would be derived wers u
promptly acted upon. No section Of the
country Is exempt from disease and many
regions has III "llls that flesh IL heirs TO-
To know the best means Of combating
shIs common enemy, With the least 10.
Jury 10 our pockets and tastes, is certainly
= great advantage. AZ this season we
must expect Torpid Liver, coDgesied
spleen. vltIssed-l,ils and INACTIVE bowels,
and III prudent -rerSons should supply
themselves with TuTr's LIVER Pills,
which will stimulate the liver, relieve the
engorged spleen. determine a healthy
ilow Of bile, thus regulating the bowels
and causing all unhealthy secretions g
pass ofrin Z natural manner. Remsmbei
that can ounce 81 preventive is worth
,nors Than pound ofcurs'"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
PLANTER Ann RARAER.

The. March number Of this valuable
monthly. pub.shed at Richmond Va. by
L. II. Richardson IL at hand. As We have
NO like periodical Of our own. We can re-
commend this To our farmers. fDrwhicll
we have lilils faith in abstract shook far
mlng'' We have great deal In correct and
varied agricultural Information which 10
furnished by tile magazine before Us, Price
500 per year 10 advance. .,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
CIV. re Dsv,I ll,s D.-i

.Boys,, are the devil. It's true,
But justice Is due eveHithe devil;
And, correcting statement not true,
l. not only honest. but civil;
We have since been informed
That no boy. killed that pup. ~4-
'Twasa niger laced gal,
Thai isthsredihim up, IS 4lfaTxf
'Hswouldn't follow. and he wouldn't lead
81, he - tied HIM up and lsffhim'shess said
Ifitispslnful. sonsetlmes 70 condemn;
IL h always pheasant 10 make PREPARATION
Is tsi a1e 11f.At IT. J. II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

TIE mail trains win hereafter meet 1t
Unissrsity instead Of Hillsboro. The
change 10 running time 10 made 10 make d.
rec. connection both Ways with the trains
On the Atlantic Road. The lime for pass
log EIillsboro i %. materially changed. but
We have not tbs ppbIishsd schedule which
We sill give rsrt 'wssk. Q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

We roget 70 Is.r,i chat Mr. William
Brown. who lives three miles east Of Hills-
b,ro bad his smoke house burned on Mon
day night last together si,h his ysap sup
ply Of meat. The Gre = supposed 20 have
besS sscciaeutal. This Is p very, serious
loss. added 70 shat vas lost BY the warn
weather IN December.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
4 rms ssArn 81 Le eLArrss.

In smother part OF this paper sppesrs .
communication giving an accoant Of the
death Of this unfosnnsie nsn'r
The corpnrr Of The County, Dr. T. J.
wil-en inisrms Va, that after most care
fpi inqelry into the circumstances, aud y
postssorfsos examination o. the body,
they were constrained ~ give ~ the yer.
diet Of the Jury Of inquest that there vas
90 evidences shss ,dsaih WIS caused BY
injuries inrieted by Horner, but thai
hsnaorrhago Of the lungs csused BY violent
exsrllon is.sn ARRAY In which the parties
mutual, engaged was chs cause Of death.
The decreased bad before had bemorrhage'
q The lungs. and they were readily in'
dnc,d By violent esertlon. The Jury
therefers found no cause TO hold Hornei
toanswsr 70 criminal charge, and b.
wss discharged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

az 1tA r-T~----- Nft 49,
Mr. Copley hsa rsssntly syected saw
min near the Rail Rad At Psslsrs cross
roads md finds ful: employment Afsw
lsy. ago one of those marrow escspes from
destruction which makes the hair stand
With horr OF took splscs. A wagon loading
at the mill was driven Into the road cross
Ing the track 1t the mill and slopged, the
heads q the horses projecting over the
track. willie " standing. frylgit n ain
wa. heard numbering down the track. Il
was down grade for the rAin.S Il Was up
grade IN the road for the wagon. ItcouId
not back. and. It was too late % drive for
ward. The horror stricken driver aud
an assistant seized the brides Of the
horses and tried to force them back. but
the poudrous and uncantrelIablc train
Numbered onward memorable fate Ia It's
pathway until IL brushed the very heads
of the horses. The franticauimsls reared
In uncomfortable frigbtnnd fell back ward
dragging the equally terrified men with
them the whole falling Ia mi fndistin-
guishabis mass upon the wagon The
only damage done was broken tongue.
The Ensinser. Mr.. Strayhorn was horror
struck, for he believed that he had boon
the unwilling cause ofa horrible accident.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

There 10 young man In Durham, when
he goes TO see his ss~e,-hrart goes ioths
kitensn. ifgsis sensibls.l Whether he
CUES thereto krp. from seel9g Tie old
man or not, l. not known. % whether be
gn-s :h.re 10 see the agals We would
adyi-e him togo mihe- house the next
tine. but bersase ,o.k-p wlle-awske
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

on Monday morning two Oh, houses he
longing 10 che Cottage Hotel ~ Raleigh,
we're burned 10 the ground, and with una
az them was burned sIso Mary Ann Dolsn,
red u, and idlot.c aaarblsr osP4trck
polsn. The proprietor OF The hotel who
w. COO 6ned ~ tisebuiiiing, % which
- isrssif rretsh sse fir
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15
= GREAT crDs1No our saLR
PREPARATORY 70 Starring
OUR SPRING prLcfsAsRs.,.

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yard; .s...s,:... s. ''w w
r,sn yam1rieks. yard wids, II u VI; pr yard. !;
W.. r. W. rat
~, ~sn vyns - ~ ana lzHei i6ke. per Yard
~ 49,. PEI cent MoFet .,ia.lss
Der yar-a rr Tss, \ e. 10 sc. shd 10y.
tn lassa, cent. haabssn paae ii thsss
Rest as,nliiy H.u,,,.. IT, q
80, y" MI. nhmiton Tycoon Reps nc fot.. per
A large Iot n i Kemnsr,. !, n;prse ,.o,,,i,s,
sacriaesi aAan'.0 'l' pk = 0ooDsf'sa
rs and III 50 ,rp t, rs,as. ior osersuitS a
Dlask Apsssss e. 70, 80, so sa 20. 90 b 10. es
money - AZ IN. ysm, , IVY Des goous Tor Tie
Black SIX finish ls MeIJs .As e.,y;
81 per yard = handsome as IN % sa w. and
Austyyal,sm Ers... 80. -..st9....
10, s,,d n - - 70, % mo socs worth ca,
RiseI Eraar,,I ~ lard;
lilies AZ create ,.a,', aha Sssemefes ID sf qua
Black and Coicred silss Il IN sJss, 80
All aihsr =, ~. s =, e.1
lonsds,. ~ ~ D.cs yoods al reduced prices
knights Cambria. thirt, m H. ahai 49,
uiirsas Besshed sb,e,,ny !, sss. "a. !, =.
and ~ az 4octbese ps,s I. esne' ~ = sce.
ru,i.w st She5 E,s, esio,, y. r.,
hsd r.; RET Yfss .a;n,l-,,l roo,.., .
I S.s oas r. JET yar ,, 10 to ls per lard
Blue Twilled flaRnel-sts.m ps4esss
SSrN IMilied FLANNEL from % TO 6or. per VIA.
"Me i"hied ktHnhel II 70, 30 and Sve psy
Plain wb,,.s pa x.r. 49,.
. m wnne, REQ, fellow and 6fsy Fisiirsis
rum lrsm the lowest toths best QnRlit.es;
s Ensv ss O,o y into Flannel;
Soloreu Blankets at VI .6o "a, ESQ And ,,p una
WITT I,la,..,.
NJ 1870 - Z. lne ntst bargains ever offered,
sooJs' w Suei'cneas etsisbt on these
csilcsc6infortables-home m,se-.,t 4, 4 .,in,,
Quilted Min s S,f. ., made Of good calico and
iiny so, u, a ~ rive Lntnd l,nhlsaebsd Knit
wLils, kliittias t;os,npp PEI y pSunai ~ .,
| air h i,rsnls :, so ~ paIs. Az Sizes rom
Garnet War; ~ . oac. per pound;
ed. At n "a per h,,ndIn - Ias osst msnufsctir-
! Cotton Vain. sii .i,ss ai 49, y ny ~ pounas
/ sI,Is per inIndle n i've nansds., - s"eise,M
Corsets in all qualities, nom goc. Ia ss er r.,r
We call particulars attention. Al .a,,r - ~
red and ,sn bone Corsets st els per Ish.
Excellent Two IiuttoniRid Z; ,ov.. :, - -.
per pair, and. Four button Kid Gl6tss Al N Z.
p.r se Itr pair; r.
Wottssi,se; s'o1n'' : YARDS long. y y
| Linen DoIilr. :, A., ~. ..ti
5bc. on and %: 'Vs'sHs - pes aozsn voftn
| Linen Napkins Nd On a GA l.
dozen: sss''s''' no aha up 20 per
Hurkal,aek Tsseis,st Ar 40. ~ -. ss
. sis per doxca-- satrsineiy shssp ;a'a II
ats. 70 worth \, N I,' r new pattern
snc ,ip ~ Al M y.rd k,v gu ~ nsipels I2pa
sttenlion * s,hs n ,ss,,, ssM p.fnsuias
worth an: an. m. 4, $3.50 - .gs. a saSs
best two pIy ns.s. Srpps,s 49, ~ 81 = WIS
on Cloths very rhsap-sons as low Is sDs.- res
mart Ea,u i l2r goo styles .,..
ati?s worth Us apiece. cos.ea DsSst sofs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

~,
Mr. EDffoM- The. death a. ~. u. q.
Clayton onthe sshplnst hae psoduced
great grief Md excitement II thvas surs-
roundinss, aud BIZ .rqusst w WIN state tiIs
facta asiasAr ~ swscsn4 Mr. Clayton rods
ofYon thssslh!lnss. went to several pisces.
no unusual Thing for him Ia 10 81 iiis
Sabbatls. He wss ~ well and scheeifut ~
consmosr he returned i,pips shout sun
dorm, cool amber. stepping 4 the Jug
Tayern'S se~ handrad yards from his
houses. There w csnae up With Horner.
who had been there soms time waiting
|Glaytoni srrivalaHorderth thai he, Horner
might whip Clayton. There had been AZ
old gyudas betwvsn them for some time.
Assooif'As Clayton arrived 1.-THE. Tavern,
Horner began abusing him. Clayton did
not soy, much tohin,. Very soon he
monnsed his horse, and fodss up 10 his
own home, Hprher coon followed and
COMMENCED abusing Clayton m hisyards
Clayton tried . reason with Horner. and
told him thst hs. Clayton, didnot wishao
have any fuss, especially on the Sabbath
Finally come Of the party persuaded Hof-
ner out Of CIayton's gate and then Clay-
ton proposed that they would 70 down ID
The public road. which runs some IS or 80
yards from Elayto,.'s door. sid There
alone totAlk over their difficulties and VI
they did, amffnAlly pitched La nghtiag.
Clayton knocking Homer ldown, and
jumping on him, asked Hornerif he MAS
satisfied. Horner said he was. Glayieis
got up and told him that he did not wish
TO hun :him. Horn~r came ersnotiIer
fight. Clayton knocked him down, aud
jumped ON him. They was then separss
ted by one Of the witnesses, and this they
did some -four Or five times. being seperS
ten each time by The same aud the last
time, as the witness was In the act Of
pulling Clayton ofrof Horner, Homer
being fiat on his back, kicked Clayton
with both feet with all his force In his
breast, Clayton was taken to his house,
unhurt, a. was then supposed, but very
soon after he fell and said he was dead
man. He was put on the bed, about nine
or ten o'clock In ths night, complaining
all the time Of the misery In his brcssi
and bowels, and saying thar he was. bound
10 die before moruins and observed some
time through the night. that tie kick
Horner gave bin would be the cause VI
his death. This fighting was HltogrlhsI
yugilisiic. Clayton continued e.. grow
worse and about day the next morning
he died, leaving behind a wife and
large scope Of friends and Hcquaiatances
70 mourn his departure. Mr.. L. q. Clay
ton was good Neighbour. aud = kind and
useful man. not selfish but resdyHt sil
times 10 sssis, and accommodate bio fei-
But nos heisEcne forever gone !. :.
Into the grave TO stay .~za -..s. Sal
Forever there TO sleep alone
Until The final day. r. b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The weaihe. Is beautiful and the spring
rapidly advancing The orchards are In
. blaze with the glowing bloom ofihe
peach. The thunder storm on Sunday
night may possibly be followed by one Of
those arctic waves. which since the estab-
llshment Of the weather sigaal bureau are
very conveniently gotten up. and then
good bye to fruit. The general confusion
Of things at Washington may possihly
divert the attention Of old Probs, and thus
many We escape. - s
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a. Easily Bssa

Our friend Charles r. Wilson began
,,,n,i,e cora On Monday the 9Th inst. Mr.
Wilson live, ia. ,h.s inddstriosis md ,hrifty
South Lowell region always scsivs and sn,
,.rUri.i0t. Is sgfg '-Aspeg.
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Don't fall 20 attend che Concert 10 bs
given next Friday evening n the Masnnic
Hall. One Of North caiolins's fsveriis
Nightingales viii 'ehirp' on the eccaso,i
anil A. We pen these lines We ihink.we
hear her silver voice f.,uiing like sesper
hymn over orny sea- q
Come Come Gomez you wlslftc en-
jny q rich Musical feast.''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

Some GLORIOUS nihbles.n and some I'll.
lo~ .,jscksn hAys rewarded the patient il,.
dustry OF :the ltroops ~ fishsrnlen who
bare stoqd around the ponds during che
(pASt week. wv ~ q z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-03-15

The work Of repair ON the corner o. Tie
Court House square has been changed %
one Of dsn,plulor. and soea . two story
house Of Lspdsoms appearance and fair
dIe<nrions wIll grace the si,eof The oldest
teasc'of bosiness probably IN North Caro-
xlba. 49, y
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ewsan glad to learn that Mr. Kirips
trick ~l.a was sssssriously Injured q biz
saw mill two weeks ago i improving.
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weurcindebted 10th. lIDn. J. J. Dasi.
ffr ges reeins Congfessionsl docunelirs,
ard for seed from the Patent Office. ! =
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On the 18th inst, By the Rev. n. o.
Tinnin. Mr. Robert Tate 70 Miss Mary A.
daughter ofMr. George Strayhorn decd,
All Of Orange County.
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80 AZ the Asylum In Raleigh. Feb 9th
1915 Mrs. Margaret ". Tursnsine, consort
Of the late JsnesC c. Tuneniine. In her
eith war.