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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

During the storm ofsan,lay the ss'n ult,
which seems 10 have hem universal, Mr.
Al. rickard % Oaks lafafnls ~ that The
Union Cotton Factory an Deep River was
struck by lightning. aud the cetion stored
ID i),e factory igalied. Mr.. Jas. o. Pick.
ard. ons &c che employees, was near the
bafidlug al che Tine, and seeing the
volumes Of sm.ks arising. burst through
,hs door. aud via, as-is,ance succreded To-
exungulsh.ng tl,e flames without material
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
SPEGlALTES.

We are offering best. Ur-laundried Shirts
made Of best bleached cotton and linen ut
s7tc. a piece; cheaper than 5ou can buy
the material.
We have fine assortment Of Lace Cur
tains, handsome goods, beginning at u 90
a pair; cheap as Calico.
We have The Lace for making Curtains
at 200 per yard.
/ We are selling stacks # CATERS q ~.
one Of the best makes good rs Miiss.
Same make. NOT 50 6ne. SITS.
A nice kid Slipper with. rosettss 1t 81.
A good Corss,t Al 40c. A good heavy
Cottonals for boys wear 1t ijc; in fact,
We I 1, siill make SPECIALITY 81 any thing
you want. Viii open this week. ".
One Hundred pieces Of new Prints, best
and p,sttiest patisn~;
8 OUR sEoUND SUPPLY.
Tan sisosss&ing . Speciality Of collect.
ing ,vhtss due me. | have put out several
accounts. for collection recently, and nm
determined to get ali settled up in some
way. ag- z. N. PARKS.
"a April lib I'm.
#H- = ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

The claring exercises o. this institution
will take place on the first day Of June. IL
II hoped that large attendance win en-
cnursTe the worthy principals Of the
scl,nal who are doing % much In tile good
cause ~ edacaiioh. and Who are adding 50
much % The solid fame Of Orange.
THE annual address Win lie delivered BY
the Rev. Dr. Craven Of Trinity College.
His fame ~ scholar and as speaker
VIII 20 issslf Secure large attendance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

Mn. Mathew Atwsietin fafms us that
.h.i.xs hose whlca ln point ai appetite
arid good digeslloa might win the cup in
n saslrsno,nIe contest. He recently des.
patched at one meal sixty large ears u
eorn. eaulyalsnt 10 nearly three pecks,
: aud die same day Completed long trip
.~nhsut the CONSEQUENCES u having done
mn, thing remarkable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
Savannah Morning News.
s@ FOR 1877.

I'm the IL ef january. the News entered up
NFsn itSzith volume Ola prosperous existence.
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and ifs rteadfast DEVOTION 10 principle makes Il
The test ofthe political iaith Of Thousands OF
readers, @...a4.. l. ss
IN The future, a. In the past. M psins viii he
SPARED 10 make ths Morning News IN every re.
si,rrf dill more Deserving Of the eonhdsuce and
patronage which has been - llherslly extended
Ia L by the people Ufticuruia and Finrisia. The
ample mrans ot the establishment viii he desnt
Ell IL the Improvement Of the paper IN III its de.
instfu.rIts. and To making " q comprehensive.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

We return thanks to The Marsbals the
Wake Forest Commencement ~ I've
present at the Commencement exercises
on The 18th, 18th and 18th of June. 81 ID
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

We will hereafter give monthly
fashion letter. from our own New York
correspondent which will interest the
ladies. The first will appear next week,
being too late for this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
UNPRECEDENTED A TRACTION
OVER HALF A MILLION DIsTRIBuTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERYfO.

~ s...r IA @ ~@@
OVER HALF A MILLION DIsTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE L0TI'ERYfO.
This institute ,n was regularly incorporated by
the Legislature Of the state fnr Educational and
Charitable purposes In 1859, with Capital Of
81 ,co0.oo0. TO which IL has siEce added reserve
fluid ~ s:sjo.ooo
Its Grand Single Number Drawing win take
place monthly. 10 mover scales or postpones.
Look at the following scheme:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
during which will take place the
EXTRAORDINARY sEMI.ANSUAL DRAW
mo ut NEw QRLEASs. Tuesday. June 8.
Cnder the personal supervision and management
GEN. g. T. REAUREGARD. Of Louisiana.
and GEN. JUBAL A. EARLY. of Virginia.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 500. 600.
~ Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves 50 Quarters. 81. so. Eighihs, LIS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

The press was represented here last week
Wv Msssr.. Richard Saunders ofthe Oh,
server, calsb Green ~ The Tobacco Plant
and w. A. Davis ~ the Torchlight.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

Earth win soou be broken for The Mil
Ton and sSutherlin Narrow Gauge Rail
Road. aid our venerable predecessor, Z.
NIB Exups Is selected To throw out the
inst shovel FUN. Ifhis strength would
hold out. his zeal might be depended ON
Ia mike dirt rs tobring the road % Mil
ton In q twinkle. 80 49, s.a.'s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

Dr. VIM. Ged,Iy Hill, . prominent
physician Of Raleigh. died ON Friday very
r.ddsnly from disease Of the heart. He
lad lust finshed dinner aud was seated
-, the piazza. when he was struck with
tile fatal attack. aud died In . 'ew
minutes. He was n years II age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
DIED.

III this town ON Thursday morning last,
Mrs.. Eliza, wife Of Capt. 5. ). Kirkland,
and daughter Of the late Alexander Gas-
ton. "a 3ss@ Has s- .ag >.sg.t ..a,@zs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

We call the Commissioner attention
urgently 90 the propositions made on
saturday fsr .he renovation and altera-
timls 81 the Csurt room. !t-
More ON the subject next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

Fro-t aud ice again os lat Tuesday
morning. Potatoes bear the marks Of u,
aud the tender forest growth, psrsimmun.
black gun,, chinquepin &c, are scorched
r. arially' va. ri ~s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
p.asn Of M. rY.aI smlss.


We regret TO learn that this gentleman,
fornrrly well known In this community
died st his resislence Ia Chatham county.
about sforinlght sincp. He has besn III
for msny months from extremely painful
disease. d.. Smith was n good physician;
when here. In the full tide VI bis practice.
aud bearing through life the character Of u
generous. genial, gs,ud man. p Ill
Ne was the last Surviving snn NJ the
late DIR. janice q. smith. prominent
physician ~ this place, and ~ one time a
msail,sr u Congress frvni Ibis District. OF
bis family, only one member, q
daughter, now survives. stsH:
Dr. Frank smiiL was At the line ofhis
death II his 6ist year. t.iss
~ r. A--M---4---sa ~---.4a@-- ~ 80
Aid Agal shouts yeAfS nc bon ii sir
ssam Wilson % Little River tosasl,ip,
who was lljured some time since by .
ruasway team. died an. fliIay last frou
he luiulies ree~sTvd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

Third GRIND Doiir Dru,o,nJ.
s@@ TUESDAY fully z.
Capital Prize, szl.aoo Tickets u each.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09
Court adjourned on Saturday evening

The famous DIR. Holloway, the great
medicine. man Of The world. has addressed
US u letter from London, very kindly
forwarding us against the fraudulent
practices % one Haydock. an advertising
agent. We thank the Doctor, but our
eyes have been opened 70 tnese gentry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

We saw good cutting Of asparagus
taken from partio,, Of field which ~as
cultivated ~ a garden sixty scans ago.
The garden. a. such. has been abandoned
full my i've years and las been cultivated
every year since in the usual succession
al wheat. cora and cats. But the aspara-
gus eomes up p<rsis,rntIy every year. and
shows q vitality that would do credit 10
the Wandering Jew.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

II.259 Prizes. amInn,ing to sj22.j00
Gen. g. T. BeanIegard. of In.
Gen. Juhal A. Early &c Va. COm'rs.
Write Tor Cirrnlars or sand ordsrsto
NJ A. DAUpilIN, 4. q. Box 60, New Orleans,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-05-09

" AUTHORIZATION PRIZES. .
100 Approximation Prizes Of 5000 $40. 900
100 ..-.e.. ~.-.. 100 lL.0D0
100 :. ~. IS 1900
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-06-16

sure n'aurait rien d'extraordinaire
ST ellie n'etait un des elements
dune provocation calcul1e ct ma.
vait pour but de montrer a une
ardente jeunesse le fruit defendu
pour Pexciter a y mordre. Les diff.
feRnts groupes des gauches parle.
mshtaires, prevents que le gou.
vernement await l'intention de Sop.
poser a leur reunion generale
avant la rentree du 10, ont renon.
&c d cette reunion preparatoire,
Giant d'ailleurs parfaitement d'ac.
cord sur la ligne de conduite qu'ils
doivent suivre. 4. & l4
Les Russes ont Gvacl Olti ct
Penak ell Aisle, ct on a pu croire
one leur ligne de communication
avec Ardahan pourrait etre inter.
rompue; mais il NY a probable
ment Ia qu'un mouvem-rt strate.
giqne tendant a une attaque sur
Kars, place quill serait imprudent
aux Russes de laisscr derriere eux
avant d'aller plus loin. + 1'N
LIE IS, dams les elections parle-
mentaires de la Hollande, tous les
deputies liberaux ont etc renvoyes
4 Ia Chambre. Ftta
lie meme jour est decide, en-
Allemagne, Ludwig, grand-duc
de Hesse- Darmstadt.
Toujours le Is, s'est embarque
d New; York, pour l'Europe, a bord
du steamer Scythia, rex-gouver- |
nenr Hendricks. La veille, il await |
prononce, an club de Manhattan,
un discours dams lequel il expri-
matt les memes idees que NJ. Til. |
den snr pavenement de Hayes an
pouvoir en- depit de laovolonte du |
peuple american. lysi .n}u |
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-06-16
dams les ecoles publiques de Ia
paroisse, devront presenter leur
demande avant le 20 de CO mois.
$ TACO Es

| fY III H".At WV 4E
Qnelques lignes dune modesto
ct interessante autObiosraphie.
dams lie Louisianais du 0 iuip. pour
Ia cloture Dune recente polemiuue:
81 vons voulez positivement savoir a ixdi-
teur du Lonisiandis fut jadis en- fant de sho,ur
s1i q mango les bouts dc chandellc dune a.
cr1sne guelconque, sts'il . jamais <txdif possr
sne prttre on eveque, nous vous engageons 4
Ecrire On France, a Huisseau spr. .cos.on
pres Chambori. 4 deux lieues IA fjojs dx'
partement dc Loir-et-Cher, au paws du vim.
- Sest IN que nous sommes ne, 10 Is aott
ie|9' Jour de fAssomption ct de 10 St-Napo-
Ieon, et d.un pere encore vivant, Jean Gentil
pnpNetaire-yigneron ct dune mare epcorn
vivante, dame Pauline Clement. L'acte civil
et les registres de bapteme vous diront quo
jean Gsntil, rhomme du Lomisianais, est
ieur MS aine, leRitine ct blanc. u - ~
:; Sons ne sommas Pousae nj sous un chou,
nj comme un champignon.
Clerical, mon ami, 81 vous 6orivez an ,,ratr.
q ddnisseau-snr-C Cosson, IL .vous renseiunera
sur 10 qnantit6 de bouts do cierge dieAr6e
dams notre enhance.
Curieux ct lafque, 81 vous yotrs a1iresscx An
mare on . son adjoint, II eat probable oue IN
ircre dudit Jean Gentil yous repondra mi.
meme, mofns que 10 ruinistre Fourtou no
rat destitue ces jours-ci cause do son =.
publicanisme. IIf'T'7f,T'- S.'N'P -A0
preteur d'argent, 81 vous yous adressex an
notaire et an percepteur du lieu, III vors
smrmoront que Jean (icntil, rAm6rioain., Ia
Louisianafs, l'ancien eleve du college dc
1io's, ie rtdacteur des doruiers ioure du
Con.rser dc Loiret CAer, est inscrit an cadas.
tre des ropri6taires-f -fouciers de Trs,,cA rso,,r
uh peut domaine do quclque valeur, mais oui
nest point un marquisat lT3 T' 7T-T1T
,Endn q vous Ates quslqus chose oommar.
pas familief de Plndex, ct 81 vous yonlex a.
voir 4ad cot 10 dossier politique dn rIuuhii
cain dentil, adressez-vons ! "a prGfecturr a
poaioe vous Aures alots hoursuoi nn.S
sommes lei, quels ont et5 nos mefaits de az
mccrase, do couspiratenr ct de r6volution-
nalre, comhien d'sun6es de prison noua
avons et9 fguoiniuieuscmcn condamn6. Al
eewment II - fait que chaquo fois oge pOaS
refourn0ns en- France, nos yieux amid IA
Loir-ot-C Cher toujours 6delcs et toajours hsss.
reux de nous rcvoir, donnent an vieil exilS mn
osnqnes d'smitiS, de ftaternitS q do bicnyc.
1~'no9 ngaiaIiE sr4q0 sumo3
mons , lisons encore dams !,
un jeune Cubain d'environ ls ans. du no,,
" Louis Blanco, s'est noyS jeudi 7 inie. :.
. = gsiEnant dana 10 aeuve, dsvant Il r6sidenos
% 4. G.-E. Boves. q Tri1 '"~T~'"~
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-06-16

c0NtS de 9NOrc So ia .sfas,f4i = ~ -,
Sons - titse.-Etssde sxr FI)sdssstvis, ~
eyisre = FEzposition d PkilodelpAis et sssr ls
Ra6fnage aMr Etats- Unis s-lingenienr civil
A. Gouge presente, dams une brochure den.
viron 80 pages, M interessant compte- rendu
Ies machines ct dies pr0cedes exposes Phila-
deipbie. Co travail est divis6 en- trois chapi-
tres comprenant: 10 les proiuits sucriers
divers, tells que sncres bruta, sucres raffinGs,
sirops ct sncres d'frahle % lea machines ct
appareils: les turbines snspenduss Weston,
10 turbine-toupie, les appareils cuire dana
le vide. rappareil de N. Bouscaren pour Tex
traction dn jus de n canine par diffusion, lap
pareii dc N. FrnnckNhho6 pour meme objet;
30 visite aux raffineriea amGrioaiuAs ct c0ns-
derations generates sur l'industrie du rsfiinaQe
aux EtatsUnis. N. Gouge fait observer que
10 sucrerie indigene frapcaise nGtait repr6-
sentke que par u. Me6ier. qai await exp6s6
de beaux sucres blancs. en- gros grains. pro-
venant de ~ fabeiqnc do Royc (Somrnel Lea
lubricants ct lee raAineurs russes avaient en-
voy6 un asaes. grand nnmhre dEchautillona
de sucres bruts bien cristallis6s. mais gen6-
ralemcut teEDee ct 3aunAtros- Quant lAlle-
magua. rAufFiche- Hongrie ct Ia HoIlaude.
elles nHtaient reprEseuf6cs nj dana Ii clssSc
des sicy1s ct Airopa, nj dana cellc des ma
chimes pour ral6ncries ct sucreries. ~ n,ai- |
eon C. BY. scule, parmi les rafinctlrs fran
Gaia await cnvoy6 des. <cbantillons de ses srL |
o9e4 pour 1esqueis cllc . reCu unc m6dafIle |
l1a jury International L'AagleteSre ct - |
Etafs- Unis settlement 6taicnt repr6sentks |
lans II clssac des machines pour rafiineries |
It sucrcrieA Parmi les machines don't nous |
Ironv0us la description dGtaiIl6o, svec de- /
Inns, daas fttude de n. Geuge, nous rensssi
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DrElR1a:NI[fREs d a:l[f'RlsEs NoUvEI.LEs

aol En a,ls France, le ministre de Pin.
strnction pablique ordoone par
: nne = circu'aiFe queies etsdiauts,
prooable'pent lee eleves des col
'eges -qut prendrout part I une
mani alA nailfAestation ppbIique, soisut in,
msdiatement expulses \ Cstte mo-
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FEBRIY'ulaE YtGsfiL MDIBH
a, du Dr. o. DEIERY. iHiaa

Go remede, svantageusementc comm. ~ m.
Parepar y. EDGAR DELERY, phsrmacSsu.
q "a Bale StI.ouis. II est extrnit d DIanfe.
m6dicinales don't le DR. Del6ry aslepuis long
temps appreci6 fetficacit9 dane toes - sss
Dc dAyres miasnatiqnes. =
~ unc agenco .la rEBRIPUGE du doc
fenr DELERY eat table "a magssin d..
AescAackbi, ct lsxcnilent remAde v a i
vcndre en- gro~ CONNIE on detail. ,,ers..s.,,s
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III ET-CHARLES

Jury de police. skaxes dw 1 jsia.-M. RosS.
mond Troxler prGsente sa conmiaaion Ct est
admis eomme mefnbre dn jury.-Iss trtsorik
A. Rebbina fait le rapport suivant: a5l.,
Pave par certihcats. $7W.903
balance. ........ 226.04&
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A!!v.rs

ANIMAUX pris on PAROA0E. a
DIES prix mod6res, sur rancienne IA
bitation LABRANCHE.
y S'adresser 4 C. JAUBERT & CtE.
lGin3m. Gs % H3'liiPronr;ktassSsy
:agMbs9pf4 NH 1es q ~ 49,,
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III Is P1EvRES Lea plus tsaasea. -.
- promptemsnt ct railicalsnept gu6ries
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m En- cols8e.
I.e r<cortler est requis de- transmattre m
collectenr B. 8. Labranche lea listas do d6lin.
qnanta quill en- 40 pnssession.-D6pos6 sur
"a table une petition de Samuel Friedlander.
dcmaDdant Aetre credits dun surplus pay6
siir In take de 1877, suivaut arr6t de In Cour
Suprtme de lEtat.-Rfsolu ono 10 greffier de
IN Conr eat requis de dEterminer 10 coilt pro-
babla dies livres nGccssaires son bnreau. ct
que leiury fera Get Fgard nne appropriation,
q destination est reasonable.
decide. le 8, a l'age d'environ
70 ans, NJ. Victorin Lorio,, un esti.
mable citoyen de Ia paroisse St
Onar'es. 1ags . a45oi 91u tg9a5s
On lit dams le Herald !: Sas
II mcrtncnf personnesen cetts paroisse.
trois blanches at six de couleur. lea ct S
JUN, toutes sur In rive gauche, don't plusieurs
de Ia petite verole, ct dcux cnfaHA du croup.
sT-JEAN- -BAPTfSTE
On lit dams le Josrnal des Ja5ri-
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14
STATE ITEMS.


 The Republicans carried Norwich at the recent city election by $50 majority. Trinity College, Hartford. graduates a class of 20. this year.
 Patrick Rourke's barn m Chaplin was burned, last week, by incendiaries.
 The Waterbury Baptists have called Rev. George W. Folwell of Philadelphia.
 An incendiary fire in Beacan Falls, Thursday morning, destroyed Charles. B. Clark's barn.
 Willie Burns of Bridgeport fell into we'll Thursday afternoon, and was drown ed.
 The farmers above Mystic are losing their hogs by some unknown disease. One man has lost ten.
 Burglars at Upper Mystic broke into the post-ofice on the 9th and robbed the safe of $75.
 Meriden has dog pound. where incar- cerated dogs are killed after forty-eight hours unless redeemed with one dollar.
 A dredger is at work on the Glastonbu- ry Piers bar in the Connecticut. the wa ter being only seven and half feet deep there.
 The mayor of New London is a victim of thoughtlessness. He ordered all un- muzzled dogs to be shot by the police, and his own pet animal was the first one brought in. Ladia Sherman was captured in Provi- dence and returned to Wetbersfield She IS very sorry she skedadled; and so no doubt IS the Matron who was discharged for her carelessness.
 Two men claiming to be doctors were arrested in Waterbury on Thursday on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences preferred against them by Al fred Bronson of Middletown. The thief who stole Mrs. J. D. Walk CTS horse in Coventry was found in Will. mantle, on the 9th, with the horse, and another which he had stolen from Nor wich; also a.wagon stolen in Holland.
 Henry Boileau of Pennsylvania insured his life for 10000 in the Connecticut Mu- tual and deliberately committed suicide the next day. A court has just decided that his heirs can't have the money. There is one dog in Hartford that can t be fooled very easily. Being of sn obser- want turn of mind he has noticed that ca- hines who appear on the street now-a- days without muzzles are very liable to get into serious trouble, and the other day, when one of the employees in the | Adams express office where he is kept called him out without his being muzzled. | he refused to budge, but went to the wall. | where his muzzle hung within his reach | pulled it down. brought it to the door. and would not go out till it had been put | on. The dog in question is cross be- tween Newfoundland and St. Bernard, |
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

The New Yord Times aeserts that, ex- cept in Secretary schurz's Department, the offices are distributed, as of old, "not merely as rewards for party services but as rewards for services to party leaders," and that the influence of congressman and politicians is still paramount. The fall elections will perhaps show what the peo pie think of these charges.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-06-14

Ohio Republican. with Stanley Mat thews at their head. are said to hate Bris- tow. and to be manifesting desire to kill him off'before 1880. The pol. itician hates Bristow as the devil hates holy water. E !. ..ss
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-03-30
A LWAYS AHEAD New Goods.
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The members of the New Madrid
Cornet Band. paid oar town q Aging visit
last week. mention Of which was made
in last weeks COURIER AMI upon their
return home met and passed the follow ing
resolutions expressive Of their feelings
for the hospitalities extended them by
our citizens We clip the following from
the Record
The New Madrid Cornet Band returned
homa' Yesterday morning per steamer
Belle Memphis. having enjoyed them
YES thoroughly while on the route TO
Hickman.
they all pronounce themselves highly
pleased over their reception aud enter
tainment in the go-ahead town Of lick
man.
Yesterday the young men met and
a lopted the following resolutions:
Resoired That the young men of the y.
NJ Cornet Band, approaching the hospi-
tality extended them by Messrs 10.
Steagala and Levi, with the Hickma
band, while in their town. Therefore be
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ResoIrea, That we return our Heartfelt
thanks for the Entertainment afforded US
and be it further
Resolred That we extend to the gentle
men named above, a hearty invitation to
visit our town, assuring them Of our er-
forts if they honor us, to do all in our
power TO make their visit. like ours, an
event long TO be remembered.
JoHN SHEEnY, President.
We are not authorized to say, but we
suppose that our boys will accept the kind
extended to them nv the nam.
bers of the New Madrid Band.