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next TO CarOnoo4SbI
Apace with New York DDporterS We are now Tecety.
ing tha Now TEA CROP, and We beg 70 INFORM our
custoHAers that ~ tho frat firm in this market
landing New Teas OF this years spTtnR RathertpR
We guarantee these Teas free from eyeTy af ulterA
ton and any manipulation whatever and bave 1Tad the
PRICES AS Low Rny 0Tss GLASS New ORR mouse;
we are now ceiling Green, Black or Mixed Teas NJ
s7Ro, $50, 4oc. 500, 75c, u and u 20.
Those who have not yet tried our extensively used
RoasSed or Ground O0FFERS, We wish TO assure that
we would OF oitept ndulteTate Cohees In any way
We prefer to Cos0s Roassod only and not 9round
he reduction prices OF Roasted Cohees originated
this city with the Hong Kong Tea Company ana We
are indebted the liberal patronage OF an apprer
pubc for being able maintain the high standard Oh
our goods At the reduced priceo We still sell -.
RfO-Grsen not Roasted, at @ej 9Teent very ossS
auaIity at 2Sc; Roasted, our famous grade Ht SSoj
Roasted. the very best quality. at 300 -. oo,
CORDOVA (geDuine)-Greon, not RoAsted' ot H1Hf
Roasted, at 500. ,-.,.,
Green. at SOC; Roasted, At 4Oc. 49,, ,.- =.
MOCHA C6enuine, our own inPoTtAtionl-Sreeh' ~
AOc Roasted at SEQ. ,,..,..,..
1y requegted. ,s-- l.. a.. o.,,-.
lent Of " pounds Green COHse'
LOOK OUT FOR THE srEANING TEAPOT.
Hong Kong Tea Company,
"a Canal Street. -
poII n Iy5p Hong Kong BuildinG
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GRUNEwALD HALL.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE
st. Joseph's Boys and Girls Orphan
Asylum,
YouhTa pisrncr.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4th and 5,h.
- Programme for TueedaY--
Under the kind assistAnce cf Madame
MARIE METHUA sCHELLER
and portion of her excellent National Theatre Com
pany, and the
GRAND GERMAN MILITARY BAND.
under Director CARL BEYRR.
l. Overture "Oberon, by G. Weber
= Musical Composition. -.strock
PARTn.
DIR VIE MIR
Dem Hern Elm Glass Wasser.
Lustspiel in / act, Won Roger.
Persons
Rieasrd Waisa Advooat :.:... Herr L, Holisldsr
Clara, Kammermaedchsn der Baroni1; .,-
Kin Diensr.....--.. .....-.--.-...--Ar Hirsohburg
PART
Fantasie Of the Opera 1.-THE Prophet" by Meysrbeer
Programme for Wednesday -
AMATEUR MINsTRELs.
Superintendentss
Mesdames Rand, BischoR and Cook.
Assistants:
Misses n. and L. Theisman L Bets L. and II. Clark.
D. CarstendIek L. Giegsr. G. aourdAin and Johnston.
Mrs. A. G. Gaudet Esler holly, B. Risler and Gieger.
The preseutatiop. by Miss ". BisehcR Of q splendid
SILVER TRUMPET TO the FIRE CON pany which
shsn have received the greatest nunber Of votes
will take place Wednesday. 5th. after the Perform
acknowledgements oh, I5o: Lemonade. to
Chocolate, 15c; Coffee. leo, and everything else IN
proportion
Doors at O'Clock Performance to commenceat
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Twomey's new store is directly opposite
EeRealne Narket.
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ST. ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE AsSo-
caton-Tbe regulsr monthly meeting of this AssOciA
zion will be held THIS Sunday EVENING. at 4
O'clock in st. Alphonsus Hail. st. Andrew street. be
tween Magazine and Constance streets
Gentlemen Wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend
JOHN A. Russell, Secretary. II
sT. STEPHENS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTT-
NENCE soCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held TODAY Sunday imme-
diately after High Mass in st. Vincent's Academy
Napoleon Avenue, near Camp street.
The attendance OF every member is earnestly solicit
"A a. the annual election Of cosrs will take place at
this meeting
centlemen wi ,hinE to join invited to attend
T o'BRIEN, Vfcs-PrsSidsnt
II b NcoARRY, Recording Secretary. 1t
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ITO RAISE MONEY.
Black and Colored SILKS all reduced
IS cont DRESS GOODS reduosd to Is conts.
IS cent DRESS GOODS reduced to IS cents.
50 osnt DRESS GOODS reduced TO IS cents.
e5 cent Colorsd CASHMERE reduced to 65 csnts-
90 cont Colored, all wool DEtAINES reduced to 25
cents.
81 cent Rlsok EMPRESS Cloth reduced to S1A cents.
rs cont DELAINES reduced to Cd cents.
2I 60 Black TAMISE reduced to Is cents.
SI.oo Black CASHMERE reduced to 90 cents.
Blsok ALPACAS all reduced rs per cent.
HOSIERY and HANDKERCHIEFs all reduced.
NECTIES, RIBBONS and TRIMMINGS all reduced.
50 cent SASH Ribbons reduced to IS osnts.
CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES all reduced.
65 cent sackir e FLANNELs. reducsd to so cents.
1874 Bed BLANKETS reduced to $500.
lci Colored BLANKETS at SI 50.
Cotton SBEETIEG5 and SHIRT1NGS all reduced
Ire ain CARpETING reduced to IS cents
JUST RECEIVED
Beaver and MataelIasss Cloth CLOAK5.
s4Back Cashmere SHAwLS from si.75up
And bargains in TOWELS, NAPKINS, and Table
DAMAsK, from New York Auctiors
Country orders solicited Samples sent free Of char1e
Liberal discount to CIergymen. Religious
and Charitable Institutions
J. A. BRASELMAN,
sss and 5ss MAGAZINE STREET. $50 and 5ss
dec2 Conner 81. Andrew street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOUTHERN BANK-New Orleans, November 30th,
ls77rhe election for Directors this Institution, to
sorve during the ensunR year. will be held at its Bank
ing House on the ath of December next between the
hours of 1eM. and o oloek n.
de2 ct y. GARh CasnloC-
HALL. BRANCH NO. S-HIBERHIAN BENEVo-
lent and Mutual Aid Association-Sept g. 1eH-The
regular monthly meeting Of this Branch will be held
TUESDAY EVENING, December 4. 1877, ct Y O'Clock.
Members are requested to be punctual. Fines for
non.AttendAnce will BIS strictly enforced.
BY order. PHIL McCABE, President
JNO. McCAFFREY. Recording Secretary. 1t
ROOMS CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF TEMPERANCE
-Norning Star Hal.-A meeting of this orEniSA'
ton will he held THIs Sunday EVENING, December
ed, ct O'Clock.
Gentlemen desiring to become members are respect
fully invited to be present
D. II. BUCKLEY, c. g. K.
JOHN R. NEVILLE. Re0order. It
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dee tu5p
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

respectFulry inform nv friends and the public In
General hat nave REMOVED MY BAR ROOM from
No 46 Magazine street to under the st. james Hotel,
where will offered the best ines and Liquors In
the ctv and ohoiee Lunch daily hret olass Billiard
Saloon with the b0use. The best of H9vana
Cigars always on band Call find for Yourself.
noIs Im5p STEVE MCNAMARA. ProDriatOr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26
MORTGAGE SALES.
ON MONDAY THE 18TH DAY or
OCTOBER 1877.

WILL DC soldui the Court fon~n door In the
w town ~ liillsbor0. the following property
Y aiisft certain Mortgages thernOn held ~ tho
liisb0rD building and Loan Association; ~ i Il:
One house aud lot IN the lawn OF IIill.lJoFo. the
property oftiir Ge1. Z. j. Gattis, well known
piece Of property;
tine hUIse md lot on the north side of Trycn
street. known ~ lots no. ~. -. ~ aud IA, ths
property ~ Isaac u. strayhorn;
One hOtisr nBt lot an The North side ~ King
street, known A. Iuts 80 aud ~, 1t Tie Western
extremely fAaid street, being The property 81 I.
II. siraJ horn.
One hou-c and lot containing three and three.
igufths * acres, lying Oh ihgs Oiit side Of Emo
river. the property ~ II NJ. Blown, said pToIrr.
y leine q present occupied lJy sam. PaImtr,
cold. and
One tract or par 81 ofland iyngnn Emo River.
Adjoining tho lapJt ~ Wilson jackson, ~, Al,
Gfabau and glllers, containing ono hundred
aercs more o. lcss, The property OIL. n. Brown.
Terms o. sale niade gnawn on day ofssle.
z. g. TAYLOR. Sec. & Treas.
lliIlsboro. b. 4 l., Association.
Sept. " td.
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WAR NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Tbc Times military
correspondent at Gorney Studcn. teIe.
graphs that be has personally inspected the
position before Pleyna. which lie describes
ss foIlows: The o.Rounanian ARMY
occupies line extending from Grayitza 10
Tateheniiza. 1t Grayi,za the Ruumahi-
ans have advanced by sap to within twenty
five yards d the second redoubt. which will
probably fall IN fow days. Further u
the left from Grayilza, stands Krudcncr's
corps. which has been reinforced since the
battle. ny parts Of two divisions from Rus.
sia next stands Zatoif's corps fearfully re-
dueed in numbers. the baltallions being
brought down to 300 men. On the ex.
IRENE left near Tachennza il Juiretine.
jeza' detachment. namely tile End division
and 1ih rife brigade. tho latter dimInished
from 70 2 weak baialions Here also
are the remains Of Skobeleff's detachments.
The spirit aud temper Of the Russian
troops are admirable. The Russians have
upwards Of 800 guns and are constantly hr.
Ing on the Turkish works. which scarcely
ever reply. IL Is said tie ammunition of
the Turks Is failing, but there are no
means Of verifying this They walk about
the redoub,s most uDconoernedly. The
Russians are strongly entrenchcd III along
their front with shelter trenches, rife pits
and redoubts. Twelve to sixteen reri-
ments 81 Russian aud Roulnanian cavalry
are lowering about tho Sofa road 10 i'm.
pedc i they DO not wholly stop eomnuni.
cation. The Turks refused Iataff leave 10
bury biz dead. which lie within 800 yards
q The Russian positions and must breed
disease.
LONDON. Sept. 2i.-The Times CORES.
pondsnt at GorneJ Ssudcn, after inspect
ing the positions before pleyna. intimatcs
that the Russians. with reinforccmenls re.
cciyed since the battle, must number near.
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DEMocRATIc RESPONSIBILITY.

=
Il i right that the press u North Caro-
lima shall bold the Democratic party To its
pledges that it shonld remind snch mem.
bers Of it as IRE placed il positions If trust
and honor. that they hod and Gil these Of
ices for the service of The people, not as
their own peculiar property. The Demos
cratic party is held to more rigid accvun-
liability hy force Il the slgos If lis as
sauts upun Radical malfeasancc in oiiice.
i cannot retreat from the position it as
sumed Ms the especial cnuservator Of hoDes-
~ and fidelity in the discharge 81 public
duty. Amy dereliction should Lring upon
faithless public men the inexorabic vista
tion 81 exposure aud condemnation. To
the Democratic party is committed the so
lution Of the problem Of naIiuna morality.
To i is entrusted the duty Of purgng the
country from its corruption; aud in il may
be found the possibility Of ,Ifacing disiinc.
tions between great crimo aud little crime.
aud making the former as disgracciul aud
as amenahle 70 Justice " the ulher.
The Raleigh Meas has entered upon the
task Of exposure with earnest zeal and
seeming impartialiiy lflhc investigations
aud exposures are made discrcelly aud up
on snhstautial foundation. then tue News
will have earned the thanks u tie part, for
applying the knile in the painful but neces-
sary operation ut removing hurt:ul lsiorini>
ties. But We are not sure that the Ne,cs
has, in all its attacks. struck di>creetly.
Certainly. il was delicate operation 70 as
sail the integrity Of ono SO trusted, and Of
character hitherto so untarniShei, as Geo.
". Strong. Judge Of the Criminal Court Of
Wake county. Aud tue deliberate opinion
81 the Attorney General was warrant enough
for any Office holder to believe that his term
Of office rHn from bis appointment thereto.
and that his claims TO his salary was 90 ex.
istent wiz. his title 10 DIS vlii,e
Aud 50 with the exposure If the Demo
cratic municiaal administration of the city
Of Raleigh. Il is uu ungraeious duty IL be
forced o arraign our uwu friends for Tho Of
fences 50 long charged upon onr opponents
Il becomes doutly ungrac:uus when the ar
raignment is made without due inrornl-
ton; aud We conclude from lie statement
maze in tie 0Jsercsr that there las not
been, except in one or two minor cases. that
degree Of neglect. unlaitb.ulues,. or disl.o.
nesty us j. Swallowed forth 10 the articles Of
the News.
The principle Of tie News is the right
one; but let il move cautiously anl mike
no mistakes IN lis cliargts; else il. motives
will be misconstrued. aud its attacks re-
coil.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

But this is not proceeding wilhour sub
ject, which was suggested by pamphlet
which was given TO us in Richmond, being
m address to the people Of Virginia BY the
Virginia Fish aud Game Association. This
address is 50 full Of practical Suggestions,
and commends the subject 50 earnestly to
the co operation of the people Of this State,
alike concerned in the question, that it re,
qnires more space than we can now give it,
and we will defer its consideration 10 our
next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Tie Secretary Of War refuses 10 let Gov.
Vance have the use Of Camp Peliigrew,
used since the war as U. States barracks.
They are now uuoccupied. aud Gov. vanc,
wishes .hen to quarter the North Carolina
volunteers 10 during the State Fair. The
properly belongs to North Carolina At least
1t did belong to her. Does the United States
bold il b. right Of conquest: Are our re.
latiOns 10 our cVDquerers never 10 Le deter
niDedi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

They the LADIES' nowadays carry all
sorts Of things on The cars in their laps.
Judge q our surprise, not long ago. to
hear some chickens ID bnsket which was
closely covered and which was carefnll,
held on the lap Of one Of the fair sex. We
expected rather the song Of . canary. Any.
thing however is better than poodle dog.
Imagine beau walking along carrying the
thing behind his sweetheart. who is getting
off the train. DmciIe Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

The squinoc,ial storm was very disss,
trous in Alnbama. The cropsof cotton and
corn on the Black Warrior river we're entire.
" swept away. the river rising 6j feet. ear.
rying Of everything. Cotton picking had
just begun. aud the corn aud fodder had
not been hauled in from the fields. 3d.
900 bales Of cotton are estimated TO Lc lost.
Most Of the planters are ruined. aud tie
merchants who made advances on the crop.
lose heavily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Gen. George B. Mcclellan has been no.
minated By acclamation as the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of New Jersey.
This is one VI the rare cases IN our politica
history where the Office sought the man, not
the man tue Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Howard didn't do il, but some Of the
whites under Col. sturgis had fight with
Joseph's band, aud defeated il. Anumbsr
q Indians wore killed and wounded, aud
about 200 bead Of stock captured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

The yellow fever still RACES At Fernando.
ia. Nearly The whole population remain.
ing il tie town are down with Il. Il is not
50 fatal as it vas at Savannah Last year.
PsrnandiOa il tie only place on the whole
coast ihal : thus afflicted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

The ease Of McElwee ". Biaekwell--
the old trade mark irouble.--is on trial 10
Charlotte. sIsElwec claims IS surviving
partner Of J. X. Green, from, whom bo
bOugbta bali interest 10 the Durham Bull'
trade mark, and sues Blaeksell FOR 10
friBgement.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26
ALLISON 4 ADDISON'S,
COMPLETE MANURE FOR WHEAT,
- s ''''''

yXTE Are making what we believe 70 be the
wv best Commercial Fertilizer for Wheat on
the market
1T. II Il made chiefly Of PURE RdW BONE
A-the hest material known-Aand IN the most tho
rough and careful manner.
"a. II i rich IN Ammonia Soluble Phosphate,
and lEAI. RAW. bone Phosphate derived from
unbtrHr iinnt~ III animals.
s Sd. II msuresa sian,l VI Grass or Clover.
9TH. It acts PROMPTLY and CDNriNU-
OusLi, nnd the effects 'uf lsinsle application
show for Years.
9th. II y line, dry. and In beautiful condition
for drilling
9Th. II has been or trisl for tho past ten years,
and our u ports say; 1T i ail is name implies
"A Complete Wheat Manure" 'ifhe best ever
used.
piices NJ low and terms rs liberal as those Of
any other standard Fertilizer.
u viii le To your interest 10 test this Fertili.
ger. and We sniirit ii trial order.
ALLISON u ADDISON,
Manufacturers.
sept 10 ". Richmond. Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

The steamer Grand Republic. the zines,
boat 90 the Western waters. was burned Al
S.. Louis on the goth. She was an iron
boat and valued al $4,000.
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ly 80. 900. and the casualties on the llih
aud 18th, amounted to over GO per cent

ly 80. 900, and the casualties on the llih
aud 18th, amounted to over GO per cent
LONDON. Sept, 2l.-The Daily Nesvs'
correspondent, who was present ut the ont
lie Of Pleyna. telegraphing from Buchar--
est, September II. says. The Russo.
llouinanian army has abandoned now even
a pretcnce Of prosecuting nj attempt i.
gainst Pleym, and have fallen back into
the positions occupied before the commence
nent Of the bombardmeni. The field ar
,illery remains still in some ofthe positions
Of the bornbardment Il is announced that
third renewal ii intended on tho arrival
ofthe Imperial Guard IN fortnight.
have great doubt whether another attempt
will be made, and very much stror ger
doubt whether, ii made. Il can succeed.
The Turks ARE better soldiers individually
than the Russians. Of ihnt. after seeing
not few battle, | stand assured. III the
strategy Of both MAYOR ard minor tactics the
Turks are simply UNNECESSARILY superior.
They are better armed than the Russians
both in great and small arms. They have
engineers who can design admirable dcfeD,
sive position The Russian engineers seem
incapable of repairing hule III a bridge.
The Turks seem as well provisioned Ms the
Russians ane are flushed with success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Mr.. Hayes. with bis periPatetic Cabinet.
has gotten q far South as Chattanooga.
which is about as near as We visa him to
come.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

A heavy gale at Galveston on Wednesday
with loss 10 shipping wharses aud houses
Ofabout 100000. The equinOctial was
light comparatively elsewhere.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

We don't hear much Of the civil service
reform exploits Of Mr.. Hayes since the af-
fairs Of Marshal Douglas have begun to be
aired. We know exactly what sort Of re-
form is meant when we discover that oil the
shameful transactions laid bare BY Lester
have had no effect with the administration
Douglass aud Dick are not only retained,
but they are excused. or rather. justified
And if they are justified. why should not
their subordinates be? Why shall they not
be licensed to 60 on with their illegal ar
rests. their mock courts. their constructive
mileage! Why should they BE checked in
their rollicking career. and put stop to
their brutality, when not only their princi-
pals are protected. but even they find an
additional shield in the Supreme court Of
North Carolina. and are licensed to reel
about the State with guns in their hands.
and insult. harass, wound. or kill any
person offensive to them. free from the
operations Of the laws 81 North Carolina,
and afe il tho protection Of an sdministra-
lion which finds Douglass and Dick marvel.
lous proper mon! Civil service RETURN in.
deed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

The sugar crop Of Louisiana is esiimsicd
At 100000 bids. for this year. which Is tie
nex, largest crop ever made.
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TIMELY WARNING.

NOTICE y hereby giytn that ~ violations II
~ the Town ordinances. inrli,hiins thr hitch.
lux VI hUIses. mules or ans animal whatever tn
the ience around The tour House sqlIare viii IL
fi.idly enforced.
The the Is one dollar for each and every of.
icnre.
by order Of the Commissioners Of tho
town 81 Ilillsboro.
sent. Iatf
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WATT pLOUGHS

Dr.. T. ]. WILSON. Agent of,he Grange.
has for sale tho Watt PlOugLs aud fixtures
at manufacturers prices.
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A heavy snow storm on Mount Washing.
ton last Friday
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Morton still holds out. and possibly feels
better after the reycreut kiss imprinted by
Hayes, -tllese two love each other so
much .aae-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

DUPONCO's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the snrest and safest rcIne,ly
for ladies Ia delicate health. en-.
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THE GETTYSBURG CONTEST.

We must leave it to our dailies, the Ra-
leigh Observer and the Wilmington Stu'
to carry on the war into which they have
entered for the honor Of North Carolina.
We might follow the instincts of State
pride and enlist under banners so CALAMITY
carried, if wo did not know that we could
i'll afford tie space devoted 10 such contro-
versy; controversy, which, though not
barren in results. is better left to the mans
agcmcnt Of those who are in position to deal
back blows as promptly as they are given.
We notice with pride the able champion
ship Of the Observer and the Star, and are
content to know that the honor Of the State
is safe in such hands.
Nevertheless. we regret that this contest
has arisen. Il must be the subject Of in
tense satisfaction to the yictors to witness
the ordinations and recriminaticns between
parties Of the defeated cause MS to RESPONSE
bilily for overthrow. And it must add to
their satisfaction to derive the assurance
from the quarrel that there can never be ],
in the event Of occasions like the past. that
accord and unanimity which once made
their former foes 20 much to be feared.
But the quarrel WINS not Of North Carroll
mas see king.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

Senator Bagy Of Missouri died last week
Of malarisl fever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-09-26

ROOM FOR ALL. The worlds vide
and there's room for al. Lets All 70 4.
long merri.y together. and. if we have M
words of encouragement for rivals. let Us he
sure not to take unfair advantage Of them.
u looks very badly to see one man wanting
70 do it ALT hurts snme people very
much 70 zee others. in their line; do any
thing 70 all such. il the language u
The poet. we say:
MAY envy gnnw his rotten soul.
And discomfort desour him.
-DdaciHe Times.
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.s~>.s~,.sss.s~~-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-09
The Rcunains Of J. Wilkes Booth.

To dispose Of certain absurd stories
TINT have lntely appeared i'll the public
prints, the Baltimore Gazette says that
President Andrew Johnson ordered the
remains Of J. Wilkes Booth 10 be 1cliv.
cred to his fnmily, and tliat they sent
John II. Weaver, Baltimore under.
talIer, to Washington to receive them. A
box was taken up from tho Arsenal build
ing and delivered to him. It wns found
tocontain Il skeleton wrapped in IN army
blanket. On the right foot was I'LL army
shoe, cut open ut the top its entire
length, rs il to accommodate n swollen
foot. On the other was n llrge cavalry
boot. 4 reporter Of the Gazette ex-
nmined the bones III md above the shoe,
and found that the leg WIS broken Just
above the ankle. Still, the identity Of
the remains was not satisfactorily cstab.
lished, especially rs there WIS no portion
Of tue spinal vertebuG missing, mud no
lInrI Of my bullet upon them. A
brother Of Booths was sent for, who
saia that Wilkes had his tooth plugged
with gold in peculiar manner. He de-
Scribed the location Of the tooth, and
drew with II pencil the shape of the plug,
which WIS Of unusual size. Tho teeth
were taken out, and the tooth WINS fOuutl
plugged rs described. The remains were
bllrie,lin GreenmUunt cemetery, in the
same lot with his grandfather, father, and
children Of tho family.