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AGRICULTURAL, NOTES.

6pscld1 1ffpdlth 70 TIC 1ffbNHe
KEorA, Ia. April l1.-No farming has been done
In this region yet. Ground cold And wei, Some
spring wheat wAA Anwn In February.
Special Dltpasth 10 he 1t4suns
W1royA, Mlnn., April 11.-A Rentleman Of this
city jnht returned from a tonr OF observation
through tho Counties OF Drown. Redwood, Ienvllle,
md Nicoltet, tho worat Infected grnsehoppcr dis
scts in Tho State. reports - The results Of tho m.
that the great bulk Of gsasshopper eggs are sottea
and will NOT hatch. In no eaae did inoro thsn 10
par cent of tho eggs tried produce 'huppers,. This
II tho effect Of tha warm weather In February.
Farmers arc encouraged and will SOW larger
breadth Of wheat than ever.
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Tho South Park Investigating Committee held no
session yesterday. derotlng tho day 10 ylsltnE tho
parks. About adJournins time Monday afternoon
something was aald Atont Inspecting tho land, but
no definite conclusion whs reached regarding It.
Accordingly, eome ot the Committee wcre surprised
at 10 o'clock yesterday when Il was announced TINT
carriages were at tho door waiting u take thom
out There were In tho room at that slno about
two dozen peoplc, three OF fonr being witnesses.
senntol Southwotth didn't want 10 20. ltepfcscnt.
COMMITTEES 10 lYok the ground over before they
Completed their tatsort. and A. tho day waa hno
I.owctt thought y should bo taken sdsentago Of,
inE lhb weather might turn out bad and dlsAppoint
them.
sondcmntd .bpt which was not. Thursday. was
gaye.nen,s ed1iesJay which 10 could not forego,
H. further fsm..sed shat tae con,mltses I'D jast
eEu 10 , sass sang T.. ana j. wSala sake
further salk ahout the aayI.abll!ty Of going
ard thns !oslnY dug 1ust nov, ~ tho COMMITTEES
Tho party was made up Of Senators southworth and
MosK.n; hsPtessntaitcs i,o,.att Tr,esSs1i. md
aa pee ana IT, nd M ba
ham. They dtorc down the atand boulevard to
| onkwo1d. then down tho Drexc! boulevard to Tho
thence 10 tle East Park aud down 10 tho Coehouf
trast' hask 9xas1 e. thc @ norlawest sofger of thc
boulevard 10 We.torn avenue. and thence home BY
Hyde Park Hotel. During ther journey they stop
ped at the Conservatory and Botanical tler4ens.
While The object was to laok 1t the park proper,
the Committee nIso desired - the racss Of land
for which. u Ii altered, the comn,!stiouers nald
excessive prices AT these parcels weEe pointed ont
e9a ro e
OpInlon on The part nf the Committee. II they
came 10 any conclusions they Will elnbody tnem In
c0ntlnuc thc hearing Of Testimony. Mr. Darie has
completed tho examination Of tho following nc.
snaa az wGnd hys hs yass,
D0; wells and sprIakier. 81, 130. Is; Ffty .trst
stsret we'll, D3; manure. etc.. SCI, 7d7. b5
8:a fowers, si!. 0a0. .a: park phaetans, u, 4aa.
~: trees s3. f: 01; rustlc work, $685. axlmAls,
E1lB: park EstfeAi. ~, lGI. o..
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"onc mora unfortunate only lrs man.
Ills nau,c Is supposed to be Thomas j. King. This
porter Al tho l'riXgs House ytstertay afternoon
heard soma ono snoring In tho wA.ct .eosct, mud,
upnn looking over The top Of the Partition. saw
man apparently asleep. 11c started 10 him to wake
him up. The man raised bis hand and looked At
him bcsrechfng'y, Al The same time putting his
hand 10 h!s forehead ~ II suffering palm Believ-
Ing hin, 10 he drink and hummer, The porter
pried oppn The door, whltxed him out,
ret him down tn the lobby, and
called policeman. When the ot1eer came the
III w.. oahed
sSS %ss tsna ID. s%sas vs o oees
Into the dfns 'osoat Tie corner of Randolph s.rert
and Fifth avsnue. There nc remained tor over
"S ma j. Sss o e
apnu'p wat not s'.ilahie. Tue contents Of h!a
IL: Al? o'clock lie wss taken 10 the Cunnty Hos
e "a s. On f. q ~
found letter addrerscd to the Coroner. notify.
Ink him VI hts Intention ~ kill himself. lie
believed il be the cause.
ln his poeke!hook -. found receipt for board
Cts Ts'nnx naay e MAN. y.
esme there Msteh b, tesrternF a. belonging to shs
ii ue.ay y1 ~ 1 sc Ssa came It, ds,es
and said thai he could hnu no worx. had no noney,
cd. I'D sss VIII I /. nS t ss,s ,s.:a ,f Ss M
ssas @ m N pa,nsss ] e'' u the s dsst. a@"a @ thaa
shortly sitermatd. ,afs. aker. residing 4 No. s3s
West M9nroe street called allied Ipoa AZ: o.ses .nd nd
III dk.g In
alive. All search fur him At this time w.s unava1l
Ing. Deceased wa ~ years q ~, e. md lea!ss M 4
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CRIMINAL.

The United states Grand Jury WAS engaged yes
tcrday in inrcstgat1ug several small eountcrfotung
and violation Of tho revenue cases
Edward. William, and Robert Henderson wcto
locked up At tho Armory mat night charged with
inn shop Of John Pickett, No. 343 CLARK street,
Christopher ana charlc. stsrncbere, Clark streot
Junk dealers, wore locked tip II tbs Asmory last
sn Meycfs snd Meser Ist1s fsom dolds,sin
honsc.
Rolling Mill, Wa xeciorntly stflck On iho BACK
Gy sjcdge- hammer in tho ian's Of fellow: work-
uan: No was taken to Mercy Hospital for isest.
James e. Gnoeneii. w t1amp. was 1oana roaming
anGIt ~: w. ~ sn,anpn n @assnoon.
SsD"es @ SswsS sws1s x.s % oa nss hsn Of a
Tps w... ' n,9.1oa - Do1Ie, s l... .ronnz aovo,.a
themselves 70 ssthet!nS 'q ,sFf.n:. Of whom they
Hosaite brown Mathcw VsndeTburs the ',,isft H
.h1Ttaan RI w. aso gathered r. Into .hc on civil
sui Tor keeping open IN aobance OF the f1"',
Officer Henry Simsrott, for twenty years mem.
oer 2! ts totso va yesterday dschs,Gsd fof I'D.
swa; g.;shs: va = ss!s,sa .ast ssis f.
ssisa &. tsssss Sss ss 70 prosecute and OIL
'.Dlamond Jou'' anu hs late partner Ed GRAY
were bcforo iIoyne yesterday 10 explain why taeJ
rrcw out Of pattnctthip mlsunde erstsnding, Hoyno
Iet them ott On eoSdtston thas they should either
'tes y ooasa' y. eaa 1 ta.ss won. GU l h,ppy.
s,san1 .ss.s 81 t9o
anGWas Ssmss masn. hu"asd
nJ M t.Sn wan eanX aGSsfa. ~
at1cs I'm. Hi " I'M W.T. ssssat ia 70
staaa'hg w INC cosnee ol eheaeo avenue AND Lar
sRoc' "1'ee''
cut Oflcer Kcon On tho head With ~ sx, twh!is
attenutnY fo srrrst Bill {Eendotxon Ut thu corner
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MONTE.
fTS REVIVAL, m CIT1fsAtli


Tbs Hbunko," business. or lotlsry swini1s by
e.vo ,xor, ,on,.s h.s 49, ~ ,hornra,Is .s ~ 1".@
pe.tediy written up, or rashor down, In the news.
rapsrn that 1t IL no longer profitable. and h,s beon
abandoned nv thosc whn rondurtcI II A. n,.,.n,
49,. T. Sa. s..,,,.s, .ss -. F'ssens
Nns.1 !" Shot e'o!a 1uhn4ns ~ inc city. anH
'Almp3e'1aiaded eoanfs1Men arc no longer induced
to give from SO to $500 to ths - bnukct" upon
helnr TOLD that thuy hn7s ehanea nj yxnrIn, tinn
fov n,.rs ,l.it.. ~. ~. ~ ~, - ..ts V.sH
M % 1 Hs'st tAe9 t"A ~ W 'ae HJ'out'
the army Of ''fopefs" snd 'steeFtr1, "-the fel'
lows who mada tho acquaintance OF tbs visitors,
and tempted them 10 mako homeless lnye,tnnnnts
Though tht0wn nut oS cmpioymrmt hv H..
shutting up Of tho ssbants." haro nat nbando Ri M,
thomselyes TO icspaif. Msnv Of thon, inv" bsron,~
neAppxts1 for thFco.raFd mo1tta mnn-rnscnis
who cau4ldiy I'LL i0ukerr.on In many instnncss
that tho cnnjc il a frauti hnt th1y moI{nnistn thr
cards skjlIfuilv. sctualv markinv the se,xi"urr"
for Tho iriforntatio1 Of thn croyd. and ~ th,x
mrans calr, Mpnr victim. wnp IL rrr,ajn nv il
ran cbeuso sbot two vr.ri ~ ~ 1
the!r swlnilInx operation. in tho "bask rom" Of
ptaIts wero mujc srnin,t them t1 ,,snn'o s. vho
waro fo0lish enuuxh to nfc,cne thsm vii, tbr,r
ayailabe 1noueY. that ths noitrr nMtho,iti"s wts
comneitci Ia nals was n,s ,hem NM XIV" thoa ,n
out, " va '"" 80" Way ''s11
LATELY rurr u.vv u,ru cou,.o ,.,u
md sTr M. lii ~ - tsinE =" ~ - m'u ' aAGn'
fncDmlny frafns Tl.r.. nr. thnI, tt,n.hi .t nme
III rary iii" IL III nsr.s 's tNIs
ihe civ Il hannrMsa tsrrn,ix thnt ~ eons . ~
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DEATHS.

%lIs6XS5?s =, IA; 6f.'o ihs s |h isst s;
'ss L. i S;sa Sss sss ;Ess e 'Hss; 2sa.aa
April II. ht2 p. m.
MILEs--psdgst Kirk, wife Of Benjamln Miles.
Funeral to take place Friday, 18th. from Nc.
1919 Wontwortli.sv., 1t 10 o'clock a. In., BY car
Z ~ y o.wsso D. papers please copy.
Frank G; spsuding. aged gu years, ION q tha late
nss; asss1 xs xs'%n s wses Ssts S s md
,MAwFonp-Aptil II. A!!Ic ALBANIA, youngest
~ sqass P:sa! NS Ns ia Sg.s sS as ,';ss Il ss e
10 lsoseh!ll by carriages; ftiends ara Invited.
~ English papers pieasc copy.
sad A. Goss II .ssi sssE sssEeF Of John
1IssIJ. agea % ysat: aaS months. @
DrIdEcts Church. whera requiem high mass will bs
celebrated. thence BY e.Friseea to Calvary.
n1oWN-Aprll II, q scarlet fexcr. Bea.ls, only
eh,!d 9i Notte and T. II. brown. JF.' ngsd 0 years
.1oLEl1Anr- a. Evanston, ILL.,. on Thurad.y
attasnoon, Arf!t 70, 1877, Nlcho'as r. Islchar IN
+ Funefal services ThSrsd.y, April II, At p. m.
DEEBEIIn this elty. April II. Ct disea.e Of The
Funstal isom =, plymouth Church. on Sunday, 18th
-.PALMEn-Aptl 10, Ralph Hamilton, son of
NsIson and Linda n. Palmer, axnd . months and
IL days.
Funeral from 1116 Wabaah.av. 10 q. .n.. to-day.
MORGAN -Of scarlet faver, April 2, 1877, Ia tho
town OF Hyde 1'usk, Herman d., only son Of
Thomas D. and Bottha Morgan, aged ycara and u
month";.
.KEESEy-wedns,dayr morning. April II, at
South Eranston, Mary j., beloved w!fe Of J.. F.
kreneY.
Funefal services Wit. be held At tbs house Friday,
At2 p. M. snd thence by carriages to OtaceIand
Cars Will leaye Kinxto-ak depot 1t i p. a., and
leave South Evanston at Up. m.
.GALLA0liER-On tho 11th tnat., Mrs. Gallagher
departed from this world At = !. NJ.
Funeral viii 1cxre 1t II a. N. from 1a7 North
Aorgsn.st for Father DasFett's church, and thence
by carriage 10 Calvary,
uuOlaES-Ap1ll 10, Frank, youngest son ot
iberia,
Funeral takes place 1t o'clock, Apsli Il. grou,
FcalaeHce, ba Granger street, 10 OtacGland.
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that man who has been robbed. especially II tho
he email, Il willing 10 70 to the trounfe, And
The csty and fnllnwng them up. new and a.r1n.
gent law r. tmrrrstively demanded; untlcr that
now In force The mrnfe inen, confidence
and oihes professional thieves, canuof be tdectu.
air driven ont al Chicago.
, 1877-04-12

PIANOS At YOUR OWN PRICE.
Owing 10 a change in tholr piano department,
Lyon i Hca'y, Stats and Monroe steocts, ara clos.
Ing out their entire miscellaneous stock Of square
pianos, some OF them almost new, At unparalleled
low rtlces,
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A PERFECT TOILET SOAp.

First smong Che requisites Of the toilet "a = good
article Of Soap, hut TO procurs II not always an easy
matter. Many of The most extensive 8ospa In tho mar.
Ret made from toarsc and deltorona materials md
Eer delicate toioftrK and frakrsnt perfume too dftcu
conceal the rtlstrc imputit.es. The disclosures
recently m&de public regarding this subject srn pant.
tIvetv startling, and deserve serious consideration
s!onabc, eapecslly II applied to the head nurnE taa
hair irritating the sca1p, and inducing scrcrc head
aces Tho character Of the nEsedents mar be Inferred
from Tho statement Of gentleman who Nnnkes III
seeming Of Soaps hs ane. he recently DECLARED thst
persons engaged In tht4 employment vera thoft.sed,
MeS * e sn !. rs
TELL. ss.e !s;$,: Ee*sssH tSssts = i:
New York, ins world. .tenaxned Hoap Manufaetutef,
whokc !nenee cstAhshcni by faf t tatErst Of i'll
7stoas psodastona IL ior many years besn Wildly dis.
aemsnhsc hut th1s latest A. ths appropriate
crown to tho numerous .ictnrfes alrtAd! achieved.
hr. H.aniTr has iuecccdeI h peftetSx hc toHpoii.
t!pn OF the ntt totct soap introduced. The rn.
r. r. % I'D o
the simply unparalleled In Thu department OF n.
+ r., IT,
and !al.ea 4 sl!oxether uneqnaed In its emollleat
befae 81 such sute pnrity q require ad fssm
shsG:Iy d.Ssn afeftor g; Tns r,
sHa Ess w r.
though specially desirable for tbs use Of ladies snd
children th1a sgap equally annfop!tetd for gentle.
n r. ass ,osns ss ~ bafe ~
~
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bowed $3.50 each for day work and ID. 10 tor p!cht
o. motion, the following Committee was ap.
pointed 10 examine the supervisors aecuunts,
ouAt!ces Nation, salisbury. and Kbcts,srit.
ls - sss ;ss sss T; .se 3:
:, Tho Town Clsfk s;ksa f.. s.l.Ex VI $500 for
ElaMjnb Supervisors Accounts.
A number Of election bills were also referred to
on mo.Ion. it va decided th.t when tho moe,.px
adjousn It be uatt! half'past nc1t "Wednesday
2. Ths Town Clerk VA. authorized 10 dysw a
voucher for Tho 5l 800 which the statutes alow to
The thanks Of tho Doard werc tsudosed 10 Town
during the pstt year.
An adjournment WAS then had. .
y,.o,on, ,,,,,1a13i. hoTKL ARRIVALS.
Txhi%n.i!. xhd;. ;;f;:s Ssl; %hss'ias
eits' ats Hn fsS 1sals4; l1;Ss:' SsK'
iSaf; isf " oxsa ~ :ss9.e ssai s;,.;p Saafaa;
Sna: tSs ill., kus:to... ~ l.as.sfls. i
s;E:'s:ss Il 2:.tls
IL! 4: iiss 1;:$f: +:
Es. @Htss'' Hs' Y Hss %.,*tssr.s. t. E Tti III:
.e e. loi:. res.e,. SS.tsa SSssaSn
:ssis Iss sfGsss Gss.s.
Rss &. Ii hail. pAs u Ya # aId Il u r.,as
HfiaF, Fsur!a. Dsa K. Cssensai. tstas:s.iiHe. Sn e.
xii o. b. = 1s5fa: Ma;satsf y t,t fsul p pa
4s!Y.l. F. q. Aoa ksxtSn Es.o1. Cs!lfSrutaa; a "
6;;.jj:F eSissot S iSsl:sii,t 81: L.4sa, 81.
ehelmsa. Des 4o1aes: TIC isy u s. Eosa. Surfut HI
f1.Inds, 4; Il hs,sA s Iona W; ;k4lMtr Noa..T. j.
EEo9; Ea21e He9!ss RsSt. l;sstssssF tbs iSu: T.
Il S.a FL Il \ H'PS as.:5 tss ~. III
EIosn. YoYnx.ta.u. o. N. 4. i'll IsaasT. Quinci, r.
~ VII 1fmee AGfa Mhtqsnsa Gans ECon,xFts hsw
fessd; Se,ss!5 IiSh:. ShsAss Hai.ua Z Geaets a
N!eh; sthS Hon q. a. Bartlett Boston, Xkai.. tCS.
hssTcdd+W. a. Bailey. BEevassuls asbt l. Il. I'LL.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
TWINS.

One Of the most singular cases ever
brought before the courts has just come up
il this city. a nan died, leaving hs pro,
party. one-ihird TO his wife, ono third to
his child and the other third to child then
unborn. The unborn party. however, prov
od 10 be twins. and tho executor il solely
perploxcd as 10 whether he shall divide the
third. giving each Of the twins one.sixth Of
the estate. or whether he shall carry out the
tcs,ator's purpose TO serve all the children
alike. Ny giving them aud tie widow ono.
fourth or whether. again. he shall give tho
widow her third aud divide the other two.
thirds among the three children. TIE case
boing wholly without precedent in this state.
tho court gives the executor 10 advice. and
the conundrum is to be ii some way brought
before tic probate supreme cour..
Springfield iDiass, DiTatch.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
"D0OMED AND DAMNED. +"

The tendency Of the times since The war
has been corrupt rather than eleya,ing and
hence it is that crime is so easily palliaied
aud criminals 50 readily forgiven for their
offences. This tendency has fonnd its
way into the South, n section so generally
free from the Disgusting taints which fud
aid and encouragement in some Of the
Northern States aud hence it is that we
lind certain papers among US ready 10 for
get the means by which Mr.. Hayes was
oisteu into the Presidency and to laul
and magnify him in every trivial instance
when he but performs his sworn duty.
They are careful 10 give people to under
stand that they do not forget or forgive
the oifense but at the same time they are
perfectly ready to forget and forgive the
man who prpits by the crime. knowing u
10 have been such, and knowing too. that
but for the vile electoral commission he
would never have cuterel the White House.
As al illustration of the foregoing We find
in yesterdays morning Star Il reference to
tile Louisiana and Florida frauds with .he
assertion that 1.-THE party that perpetrated,
countenanced aud sustained the wrongs
and rascalities is doomed and damned al
ready.n The Stcr blows hot one day and
cold the next in fact, sometimes hot and
cold in almost the same breath. How can
it doom the party and not denounce its
lenders? How can it damn Morton and
Blaine aud Butler and in the same breath
praise i;s Returning Board llayest" If
the party is guilty. Hayes il guilty, just as
mucn so. in fact, as any other among its
leaders, Probably more 50, us Mr.. Hayes
not only pruiited by the vile rascalities Of
the returning boards hut he is to-day the
head and The only head. Of his party i'll
this country. WaninJton Recitw.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
LuDDEN &BATEs.
Savannah. Ga.

THE BRITISH QUARTERLy REVIEW for
July has been republIslIrd promptly by
THE :. .EnNARD SO0TT PUBLISHING Co; Al
barclay Street, New York. We have not
space - do mure than briefly mention the
principal contents.
The leading article Is entitled "Reli-
gious Ideas aud Modern Thought The
writer endeavours 10 present a fair state
nrnt of tile method Of divine relation 10
mankind, aud 10 explain its relations with
the question 90 Christim Dogma. He
maintains iiat "ChrisiInn Dogma Il moi
one whit more tTaIscen,lenial than what
goes hy the name of scientific TRUTH
Under tile title ~ "1he Athens of
Thucydile-,' We have the main argument
a.. llIe History Of tile Peloponnesian War,
and short sketch OF tile polity OF Ancien.
Athens
~ The article "Mr. Arnold on Butler
The reviewer conlhats tile criticisms on
Bishop l,utler's Analogy were delivered
as lectures in Edingburgh Ia 1876.
or the remaining articles, that on "'rhe
Southern Slaves.n written by tile we'll
known historian, Edward A. Freeman.
will undoubtedly receive the most at
tenti0f.
The Contemporary Llteraturc. with it,
numerour short notices, Keeps the reader
well POSTED on tho looks Of the quarter.
Sec ad. for periodicals..
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
Mnr.nnI. For .he Nex. s,ase ralr

The following gentlemen have accepted
the position ~ Marshals for the coming
State Fair, rendered them by tile State
Agricultural Society, and have promised
TO be prompt on hand.
Chief Marshal Duncan Cameron, Of
Orange.
assistant Mdrshais-B. G. Cobb. Lin
coin.
j. H. Pearson, Burke. ]. -
Erwin Harris, cabarrl,s.
Sam. T. Ashe, Ansnil.
Sam. IL. Webb. Alainance.
Thomas McGellae, Person.
c. NJ. Parks, Moses McCown, John
Kirkland, Jr, aud Samuel Dickson, Or
ange.
Dr. S. D. Booth, William Davis and
William Osborne, Granville.
A. r.. Stakes, Caswell.
Joseph Lockhart and Matt Ransom, Jr;
Northampton.
pm. Wilson and M. J. Hawkins,
Warren.
Harry w. Stubbs, Martin.
DIR. Wm. II. Capehart, Chowan.
Vim. l.. Sugg aud David IL. Barlow.
Edgecomhe. .'
Aaiold Borden, Wayne. --..-s- .....
James K"nan. Duplin.
Frank w. Barnes. Wilson.
John ID. Williams, Cumberland.
Fred Hafgmve, New Hanover.
w. W. Green aud Il. s. White, Frank
lin.
II. A. Hamilton, Forsyth.
Ham Jones. Charles Hinton, S sherwood
Haywood, Gcorg. NJ. Smelcs, w. A.
Turk. W. 7. Batchelor. +. IL. Andrews
and 4. II. Dryereux, Wake. @e
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
SLIGHT sHRINKAGE.

Some idea ofthe terrible shrinksge which
stocks have undergone Of late may DO gath.
ud from tie following facts:
On .he s,h Of March. 1876. tie stock Of
the New Jersey Central hallway Was worth
SlO7 per sharc, and on the 23a of June.
1877, Il was only worth s6 per share.
On tho same date. tho stock of the Della.
ware. I,ackawanna a. Western road sold for
$50 per share. against sll0. aud tho stock
II the Delaware & Iludsan Canal Company
sold Ut $50 per share against Sl2O ii rs.
The total shrinksge ii the stock u these
three roads. between the dates tanned u
bOye, was nearly sixiy-two milliVu dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
LONG LIVE GOV. HAMPTON.

"Shout the glad tilings DER mountain aud
sea, r
Hampton llas triumphe,l; Carolina is free.'
Let all the people say Amen, and as n
memorial of the event secure at once u
copy of "Gov. Hamptnn's March, which
bears upon It's elegant illustrated little
page, a superb llthograph Of Cardinals
noble son. The March. lE Mack, coin-
poser. IL grand success and Is selling
immensely all over the Union. The
Bands play II: the Boys whistle IL; the
Ladies pronounce il L0vely.n For
Brass Ban,i, Sl,OO; for Piano, or Organ, 40
cents. For sale at all Music Stores ar by
the publishers,
LUDDEN & BATES,
a*. Savannah, Ga.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
WHO ARE THE BLESSED.

Blessed is the man who minds his own
business. a as.
Blessed is the woman who never says
to her husband, L told you 30
blessed is The man Who can sew on his
own buttons when the baby is crying.
Blessed Is the woman who won't mars
ry providing he is your
father.
Blessed is the mo.her-in-law who never
reminds you that you married above your
station.
Blessed is the rich relation who never
looks down on you-when you are in the
gutter. s~-s a...-*
Blessed is the poor relation who never
looks mp 10 you-for money. .-.e. .z,
Blessed is the old maid who don't hate
old people and the children.
Blessed IL the old bachelor who don't
hate cats and pin c,iahi"ns.
blessed are the married people who
don't wish they were single.
Blessed are the single people who are
cOnlen; to remain SO.
Blessed Is the husband who neversays
his mothers pies were better than his
wife's are. #
Blessed is the wife formerly widow
who never calls up hevirtues of her dear
departed for No. 2 to emulate.
Blessed IL the woman who don't scold
when the stove pipe falls down on the
dinner table amd--blessed is tile man who
eau fix it up without swearing. .s
Blessed Is the friend who never requires
the loan Of an umbrella .-...s. ..-.
Blessed is the neighbor Win is so busy
with his own affairs that he has no time
to pry into yours. At
Where are the blessed H4-a-
Echo answers, "Where 2
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
Savannah Morning News.
FOR 1877.

nN the IL ~ January, the News entered IN
JON ~ 18th volume nfa prosperous existence.
IL uniElfm ronsi-lrnry ~ Dcinoriatle JDufial
aud IT, -iradfast devotion 20 principle mAkss V
ihcte q The political iaith o. THOUSANDS y
readers. "
IN il,s future. ~ IL the past. M pains will We
rttsrr,l "a make the Morning News 10 every ~.
sirct till inUfc deserving Oft confidence sud
patronage whirh las been ~ hheraly eN'enaed
IL Il by the people ol ltienrgis sud Florida. The
nut,l. lnsHrs ~ the 60 aili-hmeni will W. drynt
~ IL tile Improvement ol the paper ~ ~ ~ de-
ittrtneut.. aud 10 making u \ COMPREHENSIVE.
in.trIleiiyr and reliable inedllm of the current
ncws. q. dsii of srecial rorreslenden'.--st
Washington. Atlanta. Jacksonville, Tallaha-see.
rnd nlhrr points " lnierrd--has beeiI renrEanix-
"a with view ~ meeting every Ilassthlr cincr.
rrnrv that n,sy ari-e and pains VIII I've taken 70
llnse its commercial news, foreign aud domestic
complete aud relndr.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-08-22
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