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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
CHILDREN NEVER LIVE LONG.


When they are not carried away In little
ooifins and laid fDrevsr In The ailsnt grave,
they become transformed sor1pidly that
we lose Them 10 anpther way. The sth.
l.ctic young soldier ofcollegian. the grace.
ful heroine of The ball room, may make
proud the parvnisl heart, but can they
quite consols II foe the eternal ioss of the
little beings who plagued and snllvensd
the early years Of MARRIAGE A father
may somstimes feel . legitimate and
reasonable melancholy ~ 80 oontsn,plstss
most promising Of his little daughters, full
of vivscity and hs;th. How long will the
dear child rsinain 10 him7 She will be
altered In six months; In six years she
will bs succeeded by q iotally different
er~siure--a creature new In fir.h and blond
and bol,e, thinking other ihonghls aud
speaking other language. There Is sad
i,sss even In that change which h increase
and progression. Cor the glory of uoon- -dny
has dssIroye,i the sweet dellcacy Of the
dewy Aururs, and the wealth Of snmmsr
hss ol,literated shs frcshm~~s or spfing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
HOME TEACHINGS.

Teach them that . true lady may be
fonnd in calico. quite US frequently rs in
velvet.
Teach them that common school educa-
ton, with common sense . is better than o
cullege education without It.
Teach them that one good honest trade
well mastered. Is worth dozen beggarly
.professiuls.,
Teach them that honesty is the best po.
hey that tits better to be poor than TO
be rich on the profits Of crooked whiskics,'
etc.. and point yonr precepts by the sxanl-
pie OF those who are suffering the torments
VI the doomed
Teach them 70 respect their elders and
themselves.
Teach them that as they expect TO lie men
some day. they can not too soon leain to
protect the weak and helpless.
Teach them that to wear patched clothes
is not disgrace. but to wear black eye
is.
Teach them that God is no respecter Of
sex, aud that when he gave the seventh
commandment be meant it for their own
good as well Us for their sisters
Teach them that BY indulging their de-
praved appetites in the worst forms Of dis
sipasion they are not fitting themselves 10
become the husbands Of pure girls.
Teach them it is better to be an honest
man seven days in a week than to he
Christian 7! one day and . villaiu six
days.
Teach them that God helps those who
helps themselves.
DO oil this and you will have brought
them up in the way they should go.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
WHO ARE BLESSED.

Blessed is the man who minds his own
business.
Blessed is the woman who never ssys 10
her husband. 1 told yon %.
Blessed is the man who can sew on his
own buttous when the baby Ia crying.
Blessed is the woman who won marry q
gidower- provided he is lot rich.
Blessed il tue moiher.in-law who Hcysr
reminds you that you married above your
station.
Blessed il the rich relation Who never
looks down on you--Ehsn you are IN the
gutter.
Blessed ]. The poor relation Who nsrer
looks up to you-ior money.
Blessed 10 the old maid that don't hate
old pvopls and children.
Blessed Is the old bachelor that 6s0it
bate cats and pincnahions.
Blessed are The married people tha4 don't
wish thcy we're single.
Blessed are the single people THAT are
content 10 remain 90.
Blessed is the husband who never says
bis mothers pies are better than his wilsys
are.
Blessed is the man who gives be- viks
ten cents without asking what she 10 going
10 do with it.
Blessed il the woman who don't scoId
when the stove pipe falls down on the din
ner table, and blessed 10 the nah who cas
FIX Il up without swearing.
Blessed is the friend who never reonirss
the loan Of your umbrella.
Blessed is tie neighbor Who is 90 bssy
with bis own affairs that be has no siae 10
pry into yours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
A RICH BOY IN THE PENITEN
TIARY.

There IA ssid 10 be . young man In The
Missouri peitenllsry those parents. at
their death, lett him fortune Of sS000o.
There's where his parents made Q fatal
nistaks.-lfthey had taken The precau-
ton 20 Invest that $4,000 IN small dog
and shot tho dug. aud tiien simply left The
young mai jack-plane or wood saw,
with printed instructions how 20 use u.
the chances are that, instead of being Ia
the penilrntlary, he would 10 day have
been gradually bot surely working bis
way to handsome competency and
honorable old age. But ever since the
days of Adam and Eve. parents have made
u point 10 .oil aud struggle all their
lives in order 10 realize . sufficient sum ~
money 10 pufchss~. when they are dssd
and gone. their sons each q Ont class
through ticket 10 the devil, and u is not
much To lie wondered al that % many ~
their snns. reared In vice aud idlensrs. a.
ioo many os ihem of,en are, have no
higher ambition than 10 invest their In
heritancs In jusl that sort transportation.
-ssssSs,sas.s-1.s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
HE TRAGEDY OF LOUISIANA.
4 FRAGMENT.

4 FRAGMENT.
Scens-Suprene Cours>Room, Washing.
ton.
Clifford: Questions Of deep import now
our thoughts eng.ge. Then let Us with de-
liberation meet. consider with impartial
minds the peoples choice, and on our
oaths decide.
Thurman; Before this mass OF fraud the
nation stands appalled,. To gather golden
truth our duty is. and that ten Thousand
votes potency may have. our wcighty
trust requires.
Morton: No remedy is here. A sose-
reign State hath said. and ceriifies her will
in proper form with her great seal affixed.
Ye cannot 20 behind.
F-elinhuysen: States Rights. Me-
thought her dead.
Hunton: Yes. dead she Is; Tor mid the
heart Of strife. in blood and tears. saw
States Rights innrnsd.
Bradley: Aye %. But calling up her
spirit from the grave our duty shall Justify.
Garfield: LA hs! Twill serve our pur-
pose Vel
Edmunds: Nought else our cause can
save. and though she's dead. her spirit
walks the earth. Invoke her potent aid.
Morton:
Thou daughter Of sweet liberty | call!
Thou Mother Of tha Union. now attend!
By memories Of our nations past renown !;
in John G. Calhoan's name. puissaDt spirit
com-. A ZAP . heard
Bsyard: Rest. perturbed spirit. rest.
Iluntoa: See where she comes. Her
garments drip with gore; and in her breast
the gaping seund still bleeds.
Payne: Poor ghost. 'f
[Ghost of States Rights moves acros :hs
room.
Bradley: It's done; on her this shame
shall fall. and In her name this ighty
wrong we'll do. tbs, at the peoples bar
we sll may stand acquit. - Richmond Dis
patch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
BLACKw0oDs
Edinburgh Magazine.

The Hrlii.n QuarserIes give 10 the reader well
diyrsied inIsfMxii0n upon the great events IN
saHisinporanevu~ history. and contain iiasieriy
rrifieipsax ~ that Il fresh and valuable Ia "
taraisnr, - well ~ q summary of the frium,,hs
.a srirnre aud art This wars likeIy 10 conyu ulsc
I'll knfaI,e VII form topics Tor discussion. that
will be tiearrd with = thoronghnrss aud ability
noa herr el-e Go b. fo,Ind. Blzrkwoad's Masa-
sine IL isnoss for stories. Essays. and sk-tehes,
OF tae Highest Literary Msrif.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07

Thousands Of men breathe. move. aAd
live--pas of the stage Of life. md srs
heard Of no more. Why? None are tless
BY them; none could point 70 lhsm -
means Of redemption 10, line ihey wrote.
not word they spoke. could be recalled.
50 they perishad their light vent ess in
darkaess, and they are not remembered
more Than the insects Of yesterday. Will
you thus live and die? d. man. live for
somethingl Do good. and leave behind
you monument of virtue that storms Of
lime can nsvor destroy; write ySor namo
BY kindness, lore and mercy, on the hearts
vf Thousands you come in contact with year
oy year, mud soa will never be forgotten.
No; Jour wofds. your deeds. will be as
legible on the heart, JON leave behind ss
the stars on ths brow Of he evening. Good
deeds shine rs brightly VI the earth rs the
stars ol heaven.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07

bafiied by the tnrtuous and tangled way
which they bad led them. The soiliers
dashed IN upon them and kilIeda squaw,
but They were quickly surrounded by
more Indians than they had expscisd 10
encounter, and could only cut their way
hack into the morass from whish they
maintained an occasIoned irs at the d.
cures which ventured out nfthe wlgwams
They related that some of these were me-
groes. They then plunged back ward the
way that they had come. and about sun.
rise found themselves at the Lower Pin.
hook Sink
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07

lfA nan who advertised for en- ,smishle
wife, and h.. hsd The supposed treasure
for one week expresses himself thus Oh.
scursl,: .Shs hsdn't heen IN the house
twenty four hours before the milk soured.
A soa,h Caroliaa mans ~ifs presented
him With ir;pleis the other day. AZ 6rsi
Ne swors and ravsd. bat when the nurse
Informed him the, be esuldnt upss, The
Returning rosrd, he qniesly sat do~n and
Watched her % she counted them out.
q An unknown thilo1opher says: Good
nature and eonsentmens are fsr more valu.
able accomplishment than music and dane
ing The young shoaId co'sivsis ihem. .
treasures 70 30 epjcyed whsu ago CONES
W.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07

oh mamma. that, Capt. Jones .knock, |,
| know be bis come 10 ask me 10 Be his
wife, We'll. my dear, you mnst accept
him But | thought yoa hated him sor
Hate him. | do--so much that I insesd
10 be his mothcr-in.lau. Revenge is
sweet.
A negro In South Carolins. complaining
Of the hard times. declared they were the
hardest ever known. .Why., saic he. L
sorks all day an steals VI! night. sn' vet
I'm blsst Of kin make an 'onest li,in +
When ibr Yonng Atheninn .n ihs fencs
asked. Shall ! marry Or remain ripxles
-ihe Oh Greek ans~ered. .--lio either.
and yeu will rcpestl
The vh,lent rnwr Inv, and t-,vers H.
self With i's own lravps; aud yet OF
fo~ers yields the mrst dsIlcious aud
fragrant snrsll. Sucn Is humility.
To lr tfti'y. L Il nv,rssary IN ne truly
goo,i aud bruevoleni, frr all 0Iher ,Ils-
tincitpns the rlrlsUfthc valley rili cover,
and the gics,iy ~urnis destroy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-07
SELLING THE OLD FARM.

There Is . constant buying snd selling Of
farms going on from rear 10 year ip our
essatry. This rcslessne~ on the part Of
the fsrms. and this de.ire Ia change pres.
ent location Cor smother one hundred Of
miles Of. 10 20 freqasatly Witnessed in our
day that 90 cease 90 wonder % IL. IN the
Inns % our forsfsthers. when . man was
settled on farm. be commonly continued
on ID through life and then lsft Il for bis
sos. IN timss gone BY. tho same farm was
occupied by the grandfather aud 90 m BY
the son and er.ndson. Then the good old
homestead ra. reserenesd aud the oecu.
paacy Of Il was esteemed great privilege.
There was |. satisfaction felt by she sue.
ressor that bis predecessor vas bis relative.
cultivsted ihe ssms fields. sandsred BY
the ssme brooks. trasersed the sams hills.
and nss the fruit efihs amc orchard. Then
there was hame feeling home association.
snd home attachments. Nov the farmer
looks more 70 his peeunisry gains. afd
when offered large price Tor bis land
hesiisies not 70 sell. lie quits III. bsauti.
ful home. bis wsli cultivated acres. cmi-
gr.iss TO the far wssi. aud commences 8
life o. hardship that be never dreamed Of.
Il csn safely be said that where one man
s.cseeds In this undertaking many fail. i
he could oply sell bis mes farm. hos gladly
would he HE back 10 the old homo. nav
eccapisd BY strangers. and the enclosure
containing The graves of bis Kindred going
70 iuin. With The advent Of spring.
many will dispose Of their farms aud re
move to far Of country, TO undergo the
p,iyations and troubles upon establishing a
home In ncw country. Our advice is u
rcmsin where you are. 10 you srs com
forfshly Oh. be contsnted 10 remain ~.
Do Bvt eSehapge certainty for 40 uncer'
tain:y. IInlss powerful rcssons are
brought 10 bear upon you 70 seek q ncw
settlement in distant region. stick 20 The
old farm. fsr it asser failed Soa 10 ihe tims
Of need. .--New Eayiands Homestead
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a discount n twenty isr cent Htll he Showed
20 rtuis ef fsur or insre persons. Thus; tour
csriss of Bisskwood or af one Review will he
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, 1877-06-16

De Herr: Moses & Son G. Melchior
i Kl0benhavn den lite fir. Md.
have udstedt Fuldmagt til De
Herr AdoIph Hertz g. Edward
r. Ford til i Forening-undcr
lIr Consul Otto IL. Schous-
bOes Fray@relse fra St. Croix
iaar-at overtage B~estyrelsen
af samtlige deres Forrctninger
paa de vestindiske Der Hr.
Schousboes Sted
at Hr. Otte III. SchOusboe
har under 4de dennes udstedt
FuIdmagt til De Herr: AdoIph
Hertz Og Edward r. Ford i
Forening til under hans Fra
ynreIse her fra Den paa en- Rel
Sc til Europa at handle paa
hans Vegne.
Frederiksteds POlitikammer den
Ste Juni 1877.
EGGE.
, 1877-06-16

m URSUANT to ordinance OF 10Th
August 1874 it is hereby made
known that to day the following an
nouncements have been made to me,
viz
That Messre. Moses & Son G.
MeIchior in Copenhagen have
issued power dated the 18th of
May &C. to Mr.. Adolph Hertz
and Mr.. Edward r. Ford joint
ly to take charge of all, their
business in the West, India is
lands instead of Consul o. H..
Schousboe during Consul D.
III. Schousboe's absence from
st. Croix this year.
That Mr., Q. II, Schousboe j
has issued power dated the 9TH
inst. to Mr.. AdoIphf Hertz and
Mr.. Edward r. Ford Jointly to !
act in his behalf during bis alb
sence from this island on q
voyage to Europe, -.
Fredsrikstedss Police Office the
EGGE:
, 1877-06-16
TRANSLATION.
TRANSLATION.
We Christian the Ninth,

by The Grace Of God King Of Denmark, Me Vandah
and the GoMs, Duke Of &esyIg, Hoztsss, Stor,
mar"' Ditmosbe", Lapsnborg and Odenb@g,
MAKE KNOWN: The Diet has passed, and We
AA by Our Royal Assent have confirmed the following
Law
The Colonial Treasures of the Danish West
India Islands contribute towards the general State
the sum OF $4,000 Kroner per annum, each of the
said Colonial Treasures contributing one-half Of she
said amount.
To which all concerned have TO conform.
G'pe" at Amalisnbo'g, the 24M March 1877.
Under Our Royal Hand and Seal.
CHRISTIAN K.
Z.
, 1877-06-16

AUX TON.

m A intet Bud skete we'd den over
~ Sukkerplantagen
3 Z q S s K N G
beliggende her paa Den i Kongens
Kvarteer sub No. 80 ad 81, den 3die
Mai d. A. afhOldte tredie Auction, vii
den naynte Plantage med alt Tilbe-
hor blive opraabt til Bortsalg we'd en-
Fjerde Auction, der afholdes paa un-
dcrtegncde Contoir TOrsdagen den
glide Juni d. A., Ettermiddag III. |.
bet bem@rkes, at de 3 f0rste
Auctioner ere afhoIdte j Overeens-
stemmelse med Placat 22de April
1917.
Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
lite jdni 1877.
II. A. JURs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
NdtbfeI.

Die G:fe uatlt nit betterm @tnn
Ear@ hlum'ge Iuen frOt!t6 btn.
Dr6 rrenn Fe unter @turnes Soben
@us tsrsm Bette fG erbOben,
Damn ptrb Der 9naban r1unt're GGaa,
9eNd4tfs, unt Mot a~ussustetten,
Die eFltf Silbe iiberfGretten.
OaS @an3e III, YerfClst bic epur,
Snt esten &etae Der 9atur.
ahflainrts nes &atbiels 1T Er. 1856
8ttsf&tag.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
a. mdes.

Weber Sun go inertia, wtrb Sttl
sertselt: u brinsea eurppdtfde 3eitun.
gen f~Olssnbes @iferGen bortIeer Susenb'
G~raiebuns
Der fe4sidbrt9e 99ar hattie fh ws9en
&auferet une Srcs cine p6terli6e !3lGtt>
8un9 3aseBcsen. MaGbeu, Der eras Sturr,
liG Usr,o9eu, rpoate Der 8atsr aud mcraliiA
etnwtyten. belt BEN &naben fein unreGt
pCr unb fragile, Of ct u aud wtfs, ues-
talb er 9Gldse bsfOmmen. @orauf Mar
febr 3srfntrfGt antportete: n0dl bu rtel
ftdrtsr MARI. ale Id I" aud Elm Gr3ttbunss.
&elultdt!
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER l87QUMTUPLE SHEET

and tainted and !eproahed the ocer who him
By saying II sold you should bsas you. and
:Ss :Ss will Sss yVs As,1 Now asys given :,d.s
sI!s.. sia ease '' She rsSaissoa ns1
ruling shall instruct Mr. Gerry 20 carry the ease up
AsMr. Bergh was about 70 proceed with the case Of
Kennedy Justice Wande interrupted the proceed
ings by referring the above letter, and the follow
ing conversation took place:-
Justice wandsli-Ono moment. ! vlsh 20 say
word in this public manner 10 Ar. Bergh. who Is thu
prosecuting officer Of She Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals; IN the case OF . person who
name As far as know he Il no relative Of nine
He ~ not my nephew. mover saw the man before.
II he 10 blood relative Of mine do not know n.
verde, Of the Court woman. sisos was sr.
raianod for disorderly conduct the day, and
sne assumed my name. I expected something bet
ter OF gentleman OF Mr. Bsrgh's standing In the
muny Than that ho would publish tho statement that
tho Young man was my nephew
Mr. Bergh-i Iva was In Informed, SIR. Of tho fact
formation from me instead OF writing letter on the
subject
Brown. and the being closed The Court Aned The
prisoner tlQ
Justice Kiibreth then id:-'Mr Borgh, l wish 10
make q statement which meets the concurrence OF my
associates II rs that hereafter, when you iecl az
gricvod disappointed at decision OF this Court
In any Of your cases that you Will content yourself
correcting Tho error. II any has boon CON-
mitted, and thai you refrain from writing letters
to the Justices and making complaints 10 theci IN ncir
and discourteous, and II continued we Will consider
contempt Of Court"
Mr.. Bergh tcxcitedly,-l wish 70 reply.
Justice kilbreth-We dom, want 70 heaE
Mr.. Bergh-BuI l wish reply
Justice Kbreyh-We do not wish 70 hear any reply.
thai justice haa indeed fed from earth and thu. tnS
golden age was never 10 roturn
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
A YOUNG MURDERER.


About eloven O'Clock Thursday morning an siterca-
ton poydras, between Clara and Magnolia
stroots between several small boys which resulted 10
George Leibougcrth. agsd eleven years. receiving
Ia tho lott side penetrating Tho lung Mt the hands
oi a col0red boy named Hugh White, ugod also eleven
years, who arrested and rcmauded TO the Parish
Prison without tho boncnt of bail The boy Loibcn.
Ecrth, u Is stated struck Whto on Wednesday night
chased tho house of hts parents by White
who informed Gcoges mother that he bad bcen struck
without Cause MRS. isoibengerth reprimandod hor
son and sent him TO bed tor tho night White
remarked tnen tnat he would get knife and be even
with George and his brother Mrs. Lebenserth drove
him of tho house, but novcr thought lor monens
that he would curry out hts threat This morning,
about nine O'Clock, she sent George up town 70 pur
chase yeast Whom he reached tho corner OIL
Clara street, his way back home. White appoared
and withouta word OF warning pulled knilo anu
stabbed the little fellow, inilicting mortal wound
Ailer committing tho decd no ran into house In tho
nelghborhood ana throw tho knife In tho yard.
Tho wounded BOY was conveyed " his residence IN
the vicinity aud attended by Drs. Folwc aud Huntos
who OIL tho oplnion he cannot survive ..
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr-CHAMBERs.
Rv Judpa Qanohua.

BY Judge D0nohue.
In tho matter OF Congregation Shaart Zedck.-It 10
not possible that poor us those applicants are alleged
70 be they obtain the aid OF with
tegenco enough 10 present IN proper shape any claim
they may have. lndeed in this saino calendar, other
CLAIMS OF theirs presented by counsel who do rep
resent their property Tho papers all rregu-
lar and present Is .noy stang, no merits n except un
bones The present proceedings arc dismissed, us the
fault s that 0 tho person who assumes to act for tcso
applicants, without costs.
SouthwicK VS.. Southwck; Lyon vs. Slater; Rcidy
Kendall Biscuit Company; DAVIS vs.. WIrth IN the
matter OF Do Sancho; Watson va ver-Granted.
Sanderson VS. Etting gor-Motion denied.
Mitchell Gannon.-Motion denied When do
fendant pays tho amount he admits duo he may re-
In tho matter OF Trustees, DC. of Sattis &c.-Mcm-
orandum.
scnelnerhorn Va. schcmcrhorn.- FIRST no
proof Of scrvicc second proof to other suit
third, proof OF identity Insufficient
Callaghan VS.. Myers.-0rder 10 stand as entered.
McGeorgo Va McGeorge.-Beport OF referee con-
0rmed and decree OF divorce granted
SUPERIOR CoURr-SpECIAL TERM
BY Judge Sanford
Babcock, &c, Va Bonncll, Jr.-Judgmont signed
MAXINE CoURT-CHAMBERa
BY Judge MoAdam.
Lawson vs. McCaddan; Hoag vs. Moss Ash VS.. LAM
bert; Penny VS.. Hudson Rlver Railroad Company
(threo casesl-Opinons
Maginn Va Lcsqucrcaux; Jost va Conner; Tallman
vs. Travis; Maxwell Va Courtney; Rico w. Bum
See Endorsement on papers.
denied.
Law vs Eiy.-Motion to declare, case abandoned
granted.
Judgment
Arnold vs. Allen; Van scnaick vs. Dcvlin.-Motions
granted.
Nichols We. Bockhorn.-Judgmcnt on answer
Fleming vs. Van Horn; Hastings Va. smith; Jasper
Va Tryon.-Motions denied
Jessup vs. CahlL-Compaint dismissed.
Sullivan vs Philiips-raxation affirmed. (a3
Howard, W; 10 Abb, N. s., 1851