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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
Reduced Rates to the County
Centennial.

Round Trip rates to the Montgomery
County Centennial, Sept 9th, will be
from Point of Rocks. 81 Dickerson,
so cents gainesville, 70 cents !;
Boyd's, So cents Germantown, 40 !;
Gaithersburg % cents Forest Glen,
80 cents Silver Spring. 10 Washing
ton, g. S. SPENCER,
aug 25-td Sup. Of Trains
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
/ NDREW SMALL ACADEMY.

THE NEXT SESSION of this Institution
win begin on the Fl RST MONDAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1876.
For circulars address
Rev. G, N. CAMP BELL,
Darnesiown, Montgomery Co., Nd.
sent PIT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01

SPEECH OF Hon WILLIAM WALsH-We re-
greet that we have not space 10 spare for the
publication of the able speech delivered in
Congress by our representative from this dis
rict, on the condition of the country. The
speech is eloquent and breathes throughout
spirit Of patriotism and regret Gor the unfor-
tunate condition of affairs in our country,
showing the remedy therefor. In conclusion
Mr. Walsh says;
The American people have now to settle the
destiny of their country and lis Institutions
70. four years, and il may be for more. do
not think the people Will continue to bear the
burdens and the wrongs OF the present cor
rupt monopoly and ring-ruled administration.
They have man before them for the head Of
their government, Samuel J. Tildeu, distn-
gushed for smashing up political rings and
exposing and overthrowng corruption, whelh-
CT pracliecd by friends or enemies-a man OF
| immovable resolution, who will boldly and
tearlessy execute the decree of the American
| people to clean ont the Augan stables OF
Federal administration. They all know who
| he is. The magnificent triumph of the spiri.
OF peace, equal right, and fralernal love, is
close at hand, and the labors and sacrifices OF
those generous statesmen, who separated from
party when it ceased to represent the interests
and the aspirations Of the people, will be re-
| warded with the plaudis Of their country, and
celebrated in history with those illusirious
men who led the American people in 1916. to
victory over despotic government.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01

re- LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES ~
SEE
WILLETT &LfBBEY'S ADVERTISEMENT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
Ne1C advertisements.
CHEEP FOR SALE.

- HAVE on hand
at my farm, near Gaithersburg, ia this county,
lot of Stock Sheep for sale. All f'rmers
wishing to buy good lot at low figures are
invited to call JNO. B. DIAMOND.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
$40 Acres, ! Rood and so Perches,


aud adjoins the lands of r. W Williams,
VIM. Seneca Veirs, Mrs DR.. White, r. Is.
Astling, John H. Dade, the heirs Of John T
Williams and the land Of y certain Mr.. Will
lards
1t is divided into five convenient fields with
running water in each and is in good
state Of cultivation. There is on The place
about 40 Acres of fine Woodland, and the re-
sidue is arabic land.
The Improvements consist of comfortable
DIV ELldNG HOUSE and all necessary out
buildings Well Of excellent water, a thrifty
and well assorted young Apple Orchard, in
full bearing.
This property is convenient 10 Churches
Schools, Mills, Stores and Post Offices, and is
located in the midst of the most prosperous
and cultivated community Of farmers in the
county.
Eight Acres and 20 Perches Of the above
described property is a thrifty Chestnut Lot,
and adjoins the lands Of LcDIidas Jones, Geo
Brewer and Of the late Daniel Price.
TERNS or SALE, as prescribed 5g he
Decree 0ne-thrd OF the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day Of sale, or on the
ratification thereof by the proper Court, and
iht balance in two equal instalments of one
and two'Years; said deferred payments to bear
interest from day Of sale and 10 be secured by
the single bills OF the purchaser or purcha-
sers with surety or sureties to be approved by
the Trustee. 'Upon the ratification of said
sale by the proper Court and The payment Of
the whole purchase money, (and not before, J
the said Trustee will, by good and sufficient
deed, to he executed aud acknowledged ac-
cordng TO law, convey to the purchaser or
purchasers the property 10 him her or them
sold, free, clear and discharged of aud from
all claim Of the parties TO this cause, and OF
any pesson or persons claiming or 10 claim by +,
from or under them or any of them
Coayeyancing at the cost of purchaser.
w. w. METZGAR,
sep Its Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
DEATHS

DIED, Jaly i2lh, 1876 of congestion Of The
brain, FLORENCE, beloved infant daughter
of George f. and Annie l.. Plyer, aged 6
months and 30 days
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01

MURDER BY Drunken WIFE.,--Thomas
Thursday found His wife drunk, and expostu-
lated with her and she retorted, and the two
got into desperate fight, as testified by one
of the children, boy eleven years old,
terminating in the manner following
Between l25 and o'clock the crowd saw
the body of a man suddenly projected from
the fourth-story window. ii turned over
several times in the descent of forty feet, and
struck the stone tagging. The crowd gath
cred around the shapeless heap, and found
that the man was apparently dead, with moth
ing on but a torn and bloody night garment
When the officers vent up stairs, they exam
ine0 the parlor where the ARRAY occurred
The carpet where Mrs. McGrath was found
was saturated with blood, and the walls and
ceiling were covered with red blotches. The
passage from the Bedroom to the parlor was
covered with blood finger marks. broken
chair showed by its stains what had been used
as weapon at the beginning of the ARRAY
There had evidently been desperate struggle
to reach an old carbine, which was suspended
over the shelf. The carbine was lying on the
floor, with the stock broken off and The barrel
bent, the damaged weapon being covered
with clots of blood and masses of tangled
hnir, the latter from the woman.s head. Dr.
Petrie examined Mr. McGrath, who was still
on the sidewalk. lie found large shelving
fracture of the skull, the left leg was broken
and there were many cuts and bruises on the
body. The doctor saw that he was dying, and
ten minutes later he died DR.. Petrie also
examined Mrs McGrath She said her arm
was broken while using it as a guard against
her husbands blows with the carbne. Her
head was mass of bruises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
.Ea. L.. W.
EEaIG Go II aIT.

In offering the above well-known Fertilizer
for the eighth year have only to say it shall
be as good this year us it always has been.
Price 800 per ton. Taug 25-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-01
SATURDAY,, "a Of september, 187e,
245 Acres, Q Foods and 81
Perchos Of Land.

b1CIU5 U ANNNy
more or less--beins the hnd conveyed to the
said William Metzgar, deceased, IN his lite
time by John NJ Williams and wife by deed
Of conveyance dated 3lst May 1894, aud by
Warren King and wife, by deed Of convey
ance dated the 9th November, 1915, both of
which said deeds have been duly recorded
among the Land Records Of Montgomery
county.
This farm, conveyed by John NJ. Williams
.,.,A g. ,tni,,s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
DaEADyuL rs adk6r At hAw a,yrn
$lsfaSoI Il Asb[gEhts cMaMI. | J

/ On, Tuesday evening last. A,loiphuus III d.
Moore, Of the firm ~ Holt and Moore was
shot by George W. swepson from the
ehssel 9DflwYtlIich heldiee son Thursday even
Ing about, q oclockaan. .aisqrlsiglI "a s4iisl
All accounts iagfee AZ 10 Die main facts,.
that Mr.Moofe wasgoing Shooting With
twohd ~ companions. '1'heir way led
b. CIV. swepsoal..'s house. An All ,aItet.
cation betwecnaiMr. .iAfoose and ailepro
Mai rim the rdadliear MI, swepsdn,shou
which attracted the attention OF Mr.. IS.
VIII" caine out. What passed between Them
which ied 70 theshootinglsn otat thetime
.ofwriting, made clear. hut ii appears.
that sgers6it stepped out ons porcii with
4 gun Or rifle In his hand. and s.iilltn
Moore, "are you.ready :ggi,'goT,,e bitter re.
piied.i-i'sYrs. l anl ready but will have
nothing to do With yoa iif your yard. II
SOU wait % shoot, come out into the big,
rcadand Twill shootwith yoa.p Sweps.Dn
fired and missed. He 10 then said to have
gone into his, house and fred either from
adoor ora window, ppthe ball passing
through = tlark III tie fence, 'fhsncs Into
tho lett shoulder Of Mr., Moore and into:ihe
body iodginglnsthe spine He lay o. the
ground until assiSiallce came from the fac
tory six or seven hundred yards distant
whe,ille was removed 10 his house, where
lie fingered until his death. :, 4, 80
Mr.. Swepscaa ~ said % have sest q
nsesseRger 10 tlie Sheriff 1t Graham 10
notify him ofthe deed, The Sheriff came
Immediately aud tookiME s. into custody,
but NOT committing him 70 Jail. Tie ex-
amina,ipnLegunl an "Wednesday before
S. A. White Chatham, Castor ID, CabD.s
andT. J. Turner, Magistrates Of Ala
manee, hat was not conchded at lifetime
OF this writing. Tie iiaingristrates went
TO Haw Riseroas,lrhurs,lay TO take the
dying declarations Of Mr.. Moore, but his
strength was too far spent TO make them.
sIrl svefsonlis fvf:If,4entptt lis die trial
by Mrssfst Thomas Rtifin, r ~, Aden,
Thomas Fuller, q. r, Bsspp, and J, NJ.
Boyd; and the State By Messrs. J. A.
Graham. y. A. Gil,ncr, and billiard.
Ofeouree the tragedy has exeI'sd inn
nieaae interest Tie parties ton being
well known throughout the State. In The
absence OF positive testimony we refrain
here from max Ing any cunment upon IL.
The examination beeunon Thursday,
was resumed on Monday afternoon with
what result we do not know at the time
ofgoing to prsrs. Mr.. Moore @as buried
AT Graham On Saturday afternoon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

sl8gfgs teIf5i5tii8s lfr- III EfI aFfHgftfEs I'll tt
FW. McUorkle, Of Newton, ~, G; a
me,iicsI student at the Maryland Uiiiver-
sity, was drowned OIL Saturday night. by
falling iii Jones Falls, at tie foos Of i'low-
man street Baltimore American, oath.
The decsasesd was u son of Col. NJ, l..
McGelkss. lawyer Of sone prominence
IN his scrtion. We understand that the
young nuns remains passeaup the Wes,
tern North carolins R.dlroad, Yesterday
morning, et route TO Newton for inter-
meut. ~ rl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
STATE NEws.


Mr. Thos. u. Brova will soon open
fis.class hotel Ia wadesl,oro.
The Asl,eyille FCilzsn has converted
itself into an eight lage form, and sSery
much improved, VIII e.ss
Ike Young has flied his bond A. Collee-
tor Of the Fourth District. and will take
charge o. the new district on tile 3l,t inst.
Chas. Bncbanan. Mitchell county
kukiux. has ibeen raidahed. out 0fltie
Albany penitentiary andis now al home.
Another big tobacco factory Is 10 he
built IN Salisbury, thisons a. be occapied
by Messrs Bona Paiuv, % Dayiy. Tie
tobacco Interests seem 70 he looking up
nyer there la sft - II, 4# fH#t eE
The Torch Light says Last week
young Augustus iIall was shot through
tile leg bya Piflpl halL lie accidently
caused the pistol TO fall from a trunk,
which caused tito explode. bic Is doing
wen and wiIlno doubt DO able 10 20 about
as usual IN few days Mind how you
fool with shooting-irals.
The Wilmington Journal, of Wednes-
dag -syE We were shown, hast evening
nj the wholesale Shoe store ~ Mersrs Cen.
II. French K Sou. some u tie fret Of the
finished products o. the Wilmington cat
ton Mills. These consisted of q number
Of pieces o. calico, the prr,iiest aud tile
beet ihat f,minlne eyes.m fingers ever be-
held of,fr,lsg ,phewf geulys are "a. iirstof
their cIiaracier, shiehs have rs SET, 0een
made south Of Baltimorr. Aud ~ they
are lie first fruits 81 the first Wilmington
cotton mill, .they .afe Brought here % ~
disposed IL u Wilmington ladies. The
pieces conlnIu iorty.nse aud forty.eight
yards aud viii re sold ~ Tie piece only at
ten cents, which will afford our Whining
ton ladies ths opportunity 81 wearing some
ofthe iirsllu Of calicpes ever manufac-
tured III the clty. orint the stase, ~ IN ans
state sonlh III Baltimore. We presume
.here are but fewof them who will not
avail themselves Of The opportunity Of
wesring a NipHingIP fdtes.l firrs y
only case OF these goods contained In
ills lvtT 1 li1lI lii9 tikf Nifh W. <
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
NG4a .seI:Esfd llIRfl MeFaE

d. 80 ,,xQ RacHn90hxMlAM ,
ling fheirspecial attepiion u theIyslue, the
usefulness. Mud we Nay say The direct pro-
fit, Of supplying themselves the present
year. with Ole ofthe clieapcst, 4 as we'll as
the tpostsyalaable gouraa issued iN This
country. hcoslsMsdly half cent day.
i sdia east saved, yl,ilsSits practical fints
and suggestions will Be most likely 10 bring
backifhat amoaatslnany times sovss. The
50p.to GOO teaotifel, Instructive Engrav-
ings are alone worth mauytiines d he.rt,st Of
the paper. we refer At5 tifef American
Agricultdrist, so rallied because started 81
years Tgo pslgTRqa Journal. but now
enlarged and Improved 10 suit tire. wants az
every fanilyip Country, Fillsgs. and City.
" spacked full Of good ihines, uscfaa
reliable, i,adi destructive. bach nMubcr
con.ains A large ydoshls aoctavo), Pages,s
beautifully pti0led,r'g X has much for Ill.,
structing and pleasing llpuseSeepers and
Children, md Farmers, Mechanics. Mer-
chanls--indeed all classes. lis House
Plans and improvements, with Engravings
and particulars as. to cost, and the coinmQIl-
sense directions. are worth more than many
costly architectural works. Its constaiit.
persistent. fearless exposure gof IIumbugs
aud swiudling, scheIses, is ,ef great value
10 the whole country and eveeS individual.
In short. it'k fall y. gooa things fOr every
body, and We advise everybody to take it
this year. II will be specially valuable IN
this QeR te16isll yesrlI rs teircS b,ti6n.
which il a hundred fold greater than the
majority Of CHER journals. .cndbfcs the
publishers to supply ,he American Agricul-
,urist Of theyefy low rate of 81. so year.
postpaid. or four cnpiss iflri $40 ( Take
oariudyic,s aua sand iosit Observation-Disclosures,
viz. Messrs. Grunge judd Company
245 Broadway, New York City, . .,l.... 's
4 y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

JY wilitied has associated with him
Messs, laGrlsll and isynumiu tile man,i4
fae,ure OF chewing totacco. The factory
will einpioy iifty or more handvt The
two geuilemen named will remove 70
HIlisboro With their families. makinga
pleasant addition 70 our population. e IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
c.anIsrfsIs sesrssey.


The Observer says. We see i stated
tnat.fhc ihihth,n tiffy cents STAMPS NOW
in circulation are much smaller than the
genuine. and the pale impression q the
centre o. this note makesit easy TO detect
when c6hlpate,i with Ole good note. llhe
TWENTY-FIVE cent stanirs, ls scodntyffeit,
are very suspicious tI,cir grdetal APP
uearance i. bad, and file printing very
pale when compared with the genuine.
There are great many. 10 circulation,
The iIfleen cent stamp looks good Oh the
face. but the printing on The right end OF
the stamp is blurrai ami very thick. The
ten cent stamps are very plentiful aud pass
very easily, apd1helrs gepsfal Rppearapce
i vr,a: W. -ceDtfe sfshtA Stamp .snNshe
hack l,- very light Nirkels are very
pleutIfuIly circulated, hot they are easily
,oId on account ef,he sof.uess Of the metal
A revelation has broken out 10 Hayti.
M. i :. ,,i,,,;ont.ss are in tOssossiUn OF Jdc-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Dent forget the Big Tobacco Break At
Pogue and Goa Warehouse on the sih
andsti., last. There Will he upwards o.
my Thousand pounds Sold The Ware.
house !, a success ~ 49, .sl st#s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
one nnldr an IIi. Enr Aralr.

A person just from Bald NJ onntain, re-
ports that on Sunday last, there was a re-
newai Of the rumbliiIg which was heard
In the Inpunthini about IS months ego.
The fumhling noise was very distincly
heard, and created considerable appre-
hcnsion III the minds Of the people living
In tlif ihlDeiiate Vicinity oftheliyiptai1.
OR Informant states That tile religion
which old Badly sliook iiito the pronle
up there, year before last. has about oozed
out, and that they have pretty gelefaliy
returned to cussing. - Observer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

.Long cufr smoking, and not "short
eutu chewing we ought 10 have named
last week 10 speaking Of H. y. Jones dco's
operations NJ sal.isHA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

The papyilie Times expresses Its
pleasure that the Gnsugcn ARE interesting
themselves TO .suiid up-:iie TOBACCO market
ofDanyiIie. Will. not tils Grangen nsarsr
home do che same far III ilsboro?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Tie. Nixon Chronicle aud the Milton.
Nlefcury'srr both expected toarpesr This
week, The formeris seppiisd with lew
press and type saiaan als.i,i.a7a ssl5saa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Thechange of gauge has been effected
on lie AalanticfoadI and ltfsilis now RIM
through 10 Morphsad City without trans.
ferat G0lisboro. oi1Jsassr.l IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

We acknowledge the attention Of the
Hon. J. j. Davis Ia transmitting to Us IN.
terestiBg coLgvessaRsl docu ments.l l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
4 rArrIsr rRsseHEa rEsrIrrEs.

RR. Terri: 800 ~ .
Dear sir.4Having used IL my family
for six years your Expeetorant, devm u
due % youyspifand The pnl,iictostate that
I have uniformly fopud II efficient 10 re-
llsvih,, aud curing pulinohary siiseasss. I
am strictly opposed to- susckery, but
touching tlsislvrry pleasant and excellent
medicine III have testified that which lido
knop and that which fhqreefperiencef.'
VE4N& q q Respectfully ynnfNt - y
u. G., ~ GROVES.
Pastor Baptist Church.
Elnsirs, N. u.
March f8tli, tSyi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

See our iWasisingtnh letter. which we
shall present each week. 5isI.astsi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Mrs. NJ. q. Brasley or Charlotte pro-
pHes 10 sg,eA . boarlins House In Phila-
Gelphia during the Centennial erctusivcty
for NortA Carolina guests for Two dollars
day. This IL an inviting arrangement
aud TO dsubt many will adcptit.
The fare TO The CentesHssl on the rail
rad. viii be very low, nld board By Mrs.
Beaseley's proposition being reduced, no
dsp.,t qshy wifi gpvhs l.ad been SIGH
tened or ~ The prospect ofthe expense o.
'"s ssUQ5S~A-A3M i
Mai. r. II. Cameson, Vice President Of
the North Carolina Hume Insurance 60.
is a. preseni Oh yisit 10 Hillsboro.
n . + I'll /.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

cotdsgsin, a.tfr anoths, week Of sum.
mar weather. a littl- snow Monda,
neralss with prospect OF a fail oft.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

The Military Academy inder the charge
Of Mr.. RI II. Gayes Is 10 successful opera
lion. We hope Ii viii fall behind none
other in point ofnumbeEs, a4
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Mr.. Robert kirkland. q native ofihis
town. but fsi u number Of ysan a resident
II the State Of Uruguay. South America.
has arrived at Key West on the U. >,
steansf aoam,galiels. hna may SOON V
sSptsscd here oa avisitto I,ls friends
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Recenliy la Wilmington the eoleFcd peo-
pie With their usual passion Tor initiation
grysa 1sfaftIia Washington party, The
ysnesabls siamss % lsisioric fame being
ls,fsmiated ~ tie robust cpok q . well
khown siilzea. There Was in the getting
w Of the characters, some faint giimiinrr-
Ing &c ,if.iser TIM niIilary famiSyi bu,
tile managers being more familiar with
tie eldeidsfiph ofscHpibte tban u Aheri-
cali Hisiof, Introduced Jilfds Isetsfoi A.
tie representative 81 Benedict Afiicidi
Oh,h6. Martha WAshl1gtsh aud Judas
Iscasls, ! s.-.f..nangRss rerrnHsfi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

a.. -EaaLN = o T = f. "
Washington. Jan. 25.--In the case Of
Pinchhsck and Eustis. claimats FIR the
senatorial seats from Louisiana, before The
Sensie COMMITTEE u Privileges and elec.
tiobs to-day long discussion pfthe elee.
tion question occurred. The hour &c adj
j,iunment having arrived, further consider
alton Of tie question was postponed until
Friday next. li
TbsHouse Committee on Appropriations
this morning iookIpPthe Legislative. execu-
tive, and Judicial appropriation I'LL. They
decided 10 reduced the salaries II all Of
Ulcers ofihe government, Commencing with
their own aud extending through AL ramifc.
.sivn Of the public service. 81
The Committee ~ Eiucaiiou and La
Dor this morpings considered : the DILL for
reimhursing the college Of William and
Mary. IN Virginia. for It's buildings dcs.
troyed during the war. President EaelI.
Of the college. madc 10 interesting stale.
ment If IL history. and il is probable that
the committee will reppr, favorable. The
appropriation is MT asked Ms . war claim
hut based On the policy 81 sustaining this
historical iuaitntion. u is understood
thst special meeting Of the committee
will be held to fran bill. applying the
proceeds Of the sale Of public lands 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

Tie DanviIle Times says there isarer-
feet glui in The tobacco marke:, the plan.
'r. availing themselves ~ the suitable
canditioh for i,andliny tobacco forbring-
Ing Il 10 market. Prizes were weifmain-
tausi. The trouble Was in the great
humber u .cll~rs stlbe same time. sup
pose the plauter Try Alllsboro, where
they via ses lso,d rsiee- shd sncs lue -
n'uchcrowdalr Try the market partieu.
larry on thosth alsl etis 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02
NOrth-Carollna. Superior ;,,.,,s,., c,s,,.

William n. Patterson, as adm. OF Mann
Patterson. deceased. P.aintiff. aim ...t,a
ia snldl9inu agaiaS s iiW slsuIji1
Samuel +. Patterson. ,. Z. Patterson. WI.
ley L. Patterson. III ii. Patterson. JAS.
II, Patterson, u II, Sims aud wife Me-
lissa: The heirs Of John 4. PATTERSON.
Sarai, Rhodes The heirs of Nancy
Strayhorn. james Fancett. n. L. Can :
dy aud wifesSaliy, Henry Whitfield Jr..
Robert d. Patterson 10 his own RICH. Al a
as Guardian Of Henry Mhitted. Jr. 10.
cert u Long. and wife Charter. Jane
latta, b. u. Rogers. and wife MARTINI
Nathaniel y, Baine and wife Catherine.
Pleasant Barbee, infant child of Mary
Barhee dee D.. and living with Hudson
Sparrow. aud tie heirs Cf e. I. Bu.
ronghs. Defendants.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-02

All Officers, Soldiers and sailors wounded. rup-
tuied, or initfrdinthe hitc war. hi,weyer slight
", can obtaina pension by addressing Gilmore
&CO.
Cases prosecuted BY GfEMOIEaS co. before
the Snpreipel qurt oftlle United States. Cont Of
lilnls. and the bern Claims t0inmssiln. 81
asepan,te bureau. under charge ofg tile saire
experienced parties employed b. the old firm.
Prompt attention TO all business entrusted to
GILMORE a Co.is thus secured. We desire 10
WIN success BY, deserving it,. tiGfg,t Il 81 sIgp