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The New York herald., 1877-11-19
The Trade with Central Africa.

If Stanley's successful exploration Of Gen.
tral Africa and the discovery Of new and
practicable route to the interior of that rich
continent are glorious to science and civlli-
zation they also create political problems
which must, sooner or later. present them
selves for solution. The Eastern Question"
over which 80 much blood and treasure have
been wasted, is, after all, atrade question in
which England and other nations conceive
they have important interests at stake.
British interests in the Levant," as they
are called, are little more than century
old. They came into existence with the con-
quest of India and the monopolizing
Of the market of Hindostan. To hold
this territory and to prevent other
nations from sharing in the vast
wealth growing out of it's trade and pro-
ductions is the mission, the vital interest of
Great Britain, and for which she is ready to
plunge into war. But if such result fol-
lows the occupation of India why not a
similar one that of Central Africa? The
question is, What nation will begin the oc-
cupation and thus create for itself an inter-
est in the exclusion of all others? As re-
CARDS the several great commercial nations
Of Europe the mouth OF the Congo or Lua-
laba River is comparatively near home.
There are no narrow straits to be passed in
approaching the Congo coast, nor does Glib
raltar guard the highway of commerce, as it
does that leading to the Suez Canal.
Portugal is virtually in possession of the
coast, but she is a weak nation, incapable Of
of the great Powers Of Europe should they
be seized with desire to drive her flag
away from Africa. If Portugal and Spain
were united under one wise and strong gov
ernment, and the old conquering spirit Of
the Iberan peninsula revived. itwould take
n very formidable combination Of the Powers
to dislodge them from the West Coast Of
Africa Lisbon and Cadiz would neutralize
Gibraltar and virtually control the adjacent
seas The Azores, Madeira, Canary and
Cape Verde islands would guard the route
to the mouth Of the Congo, just as
Gibraltar, Malta and Alden do that Of
the Suez route to India. France has
large possessions on the West Afri-
con coast, and has o powerful fleet
to protect her interests, besides a
large army trained to service IN o
tropical climate. It looks, therefore, as if
on the European side England, France and
Spain, with Portugal, would be the claim
ants tor this vast prize. But the wing
feathers of the American eagle are growing
again afser their close clipping during the
war, and our bird can fly straight and far
when our interests demand it. There is no
reason why we should not be the first ma
ton to reap the benefit of Stanley's great
discoveries in Central Africa Besides, we
do not desire any increase of territory in
Africa unless. indeed, such an acquisition
were rendered necessary by the action Of
other nations. We want o share Of the
trade. We want to sell our goods to the
natives in exchange tor their productions
The market must be opened, and we will
take care that it remains open.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

The AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY is
profoundly moved because of the damaging re-
ports in regard to the climate and condition OF
Liberia which have recently been printed. The
pious and phlanthropic gentlemen who have
that interesting country and its people in charge
believe that it is little paradise, and their
secretary hastcns to add the testimony Of sew
cral persons as proof that they are right. If
Liberia and its people have been slandcrcd the
society ought to seek redress ut the State De-
partmcnt, for it was the pen Of cruel consul
that painted the sad and sonibrc picture.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

TIE SERMONS YESTERDAY covered wide
6cld-from the foundation Of Christianity to
tire latest phase of modern rationalsm. DR..
Frothingham preached the spiritual man,
and in looking through the world selected
Emerson as hisidcal; DR.. Hcpworth condemned
atheism and the kindred isms DR.. Talmagc
cxhortcd his hearers to cling to the Bible; the
Rev. Mr.. Giles asked and answered the question
"Who was Jesus Christ" and Father Farley
spoke on tho growth of Catholicity. The dcdi-
cation Of memorial tablet in the John Street
Methodist Church to Bishop James called forth
interesting addresses from Bishops Ames, Sml-
son and others.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

SCRANTONs BURNING MINE is still on fire, all
efforts to put out the flames having thus far
fuiled. Serious fears are entertained for the
safety Of those now III the works, and the situa-
tion is altogether gloomy one. In an adjacent
mine two unfortunate men have been crushed to
death by falling roof.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

value of wearing apparel, watch and chain,
and three shirt studs"-not very extensive
personal adornments for a railroad million
naire.
It is natural that the creditors of gentle
man who has been honorable and liberal in
all his dealings should bear friendly dis
position toward him in his financial trouble.
and that the people generally should sympa-
thize with a capitalist who has dissipated o
vast fortune in enterprises Of public advan-
tage 1t is to be hoped that the settlement
of the affairs will be made with view to
some protection to the bankrupt, who is at
present in i'll health in Germany
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

An OLD LADY in Norristown, Pa, celebrated
last week the centenary Of her birth. Her age
appears to be well authenticated and would
seem to answer afirmatively u question frc-
quently discussed whether any one has CON-
pletcd o century Of life.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA is up in arms
against the tramps who have for several months
been acting in the most outrageous manner
against the industrious farmers, the inoffensivc
storekcep, rs and the obnoxious railroad men of
that section. Several engagements have taken
place, and there has been what is called a des-
pcrate conflict in n lmckn. The American
tramp is rapidly assuming the characteristics OF
the Mexican bandit
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

70 Hsfn I7gT ~ OIq porfe
mon conception of the man may RsIs IsEEtt9anes7 u
Gus and yet the later allegations made not
be true for of course the old Commodore was
not without such affections and gentler
traits as all men possess; but he was
man of uncommonly vigorous personality
and resolute self-will, and of whatever kind
Of clay he might have been made it was not
potters' clay.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

TIE CuARGE Is MADE that the remains Of the
gallant soldiers who fell in the Custer massacre
have never been properly buried and are now
exposed on the Plains Ii the statement be true
the government ought to promptly sec that this
common duty Of humanity is Immediately per
formed.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

BRooKLYNs LIQUoR DEALERS were allowed
by the police yesterday to sell or not as they
pleased. No arrests were made but warrants
will probably be issued to-day for the arrest OF
some Of the violators Of the law.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

The PRINTING OFFICE Of one Of the Pittsburg
daily papers was completely burned Saturday
morning, but with the enterprise that character
lies American journalism it opened new office
yesterday, and will appear as usual this morning.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19
WITH SUPPLEM e Mt,
NEW YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1877.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADvERTIsERs.-Io
issstrc The proper classification Of advertisements
Il Is absolutely necessary that they be handed il.
before eight o'clock creyy ercaiig.
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

POLE HAS BEEN ARRESTED in Berlin on
suspicion of intending to assassnatc the En-
pcror William and Prince Bismarck. There ap-
pears to be no direct evidence against him, and
a judicial examination will be held to see if any
exists. The better opinion is that the story is .
hony
The New York herald., 1877-11-19

From our reports fa's morning the probabl-
ties are that The meaGler hs Ne,c York and lis
vicinity today UiH be cold aud tai, or partly
clo,xdU
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

The Ashrville Citizen SAYS: Mr.. Matt
Atkinson. when he visited tile Centennial
rxlnuirimn with speclueus of fruit from
this SertiDn, aIso placed 90 exhibition two
,I,zrii ears oft the Dulph tu,ser Buucon,be
cum Recently ille t;ommi-sioners Iron,
Arkan-a- III HE triiennial hive written
here far AZ ear Of li,is corn Tor planting
purl1ses. SAYING that il surpassed a,,,
thing Ia ilr Way u corn II tlierxhihilioii.
Nhn WiiIsay that Mrirrm North Caro-
lima can Dc beat III her fruit aud graf Il
cIup-?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
rAr.sE INTERPRETATION.

II Il generally supposed bya certain
elnss ~ citizenes, Win are not practical or
experienced, thai Dyspepsia e'omot in-
varially be cured, but We ate pleased %
say that GREENS AUGUST FIowER I,as
neverte our knovledge, failed 10 cure
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint IL all lis
inrinr sucll as SOUR stomach, custivene-s.
Sick Headache. imiplta,lon of the Heart.
low spirits, sc: &c. Ont of 20 900 dozen
BOTTLES sold last sear, nota slugle failure
wasrcpor,rd. lat u,nn-ands uf compli.
ncniary letters feeeiyesl fnen, Druggists
Of wonderful cures. Three ,lusvs viii re-
Iievc any case Try a. eamrlc Bottles
10 c"nls. Regular size 75rvnir. For sale
by Or. O. Hwker HilIsLnr,. aud s,epaeu
A. White. MebanesviIle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

We are not In the habi. ofmaking cnm-
plants, but it's sometimes necessary 10
speak. Scattered through Orange aud the
adjacent counties are many who are In
arrears to us--snlall sums ~ themselves,
but in the aggregate very important % u.
Wehave listened 70 the cry ofhard times.
and We have needed il, but the times
can neyerbe 50 hard that deiiauents can
not at.some time during the year save
enough to pay their subscription. Let
them remember that IL Is these small
sums that keep paper alive. Let have
nomore occasion 10 appeal, but let each
mum enclose The amount due US at once.
Shall We appeal 10 deaf ears
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11


We are indebted 70 DE Rosseit & Co for
tile snonlhly -lsieinent al the rscripis and
exports Of ro,tm aud Naval slorvs from
Wilmington Cor tile annlh Of Iarch.
There " asIIgilt ircrem# IN The receipts
~ cotton, aud very considerable lncrease
90 those u rpiil % t,iIreni,ne AND very
larrc on. Ia those n sc~iu.
Tbe ssa~ing Importance ~ Wilmington
as q cctteu part u mA'sifesse,i " ? corr
pasl~on with the RECEIPTS aud exports oI
cotion ~ coiarzrcd With the precc,iing
yenr. Ia lssse .lbe total receipts wsrc
y. les In 1867 the rvceIris are IIa.sle.
I,usit d III TIE growth ~ foreign exposis
ilal DC sts~th q neNtririkIng. InlsI5.O
che VI ,,ns= TO sassIrn fo'r~ we're . $50
III 1857 they have geacncsi "a, ois.
During tie month Of March there were
- clsp,ytes 10 Ipre,sa feris. embracing
eleven different European ports.
We may add. that "a Tie scar 1851,
ending Maseh De-, h6eseie- sa'nn. there
were shlIpese gvreixnn snd ce~stvlse o.
ssT bills srisiis iurpvutIneand 81 80 bib
rrin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
vseI.. rlor.I GmId@.

We have received from this distin>
guirhed florist and scotsman his quar-
icrly Guide, being the April number
This Guide IL the most beautiful thing Of
the kimipnblishriia lhez wsrhi. Andii
Isl Guide that does not misIeaa. All The
fiewsE sn,l garden seeds that we have ne
reivcd ftotu Wick come fully up "a
promise. Ne only regret that our ex'
lrriencr j. =, limited. sg
Our fessslvgs will malice the Advertise.
mrlt. Which they will find 10 aucthrl
column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
SPEclALIlES.

Sc
Wsare Offering best. UG-laun Shirts
made of best bleaehea cotton and linen at
SIZE, piece; cheaper than jou can buy
tho material
We hayea 6ne assortment d Lace Cur
tains, bandsoms goods, begipnug II $500
. pair cheap as Calico.
We have the Lace for making Curtains
at zoe per yard.
We are selling sticks Of CATERS at 81,
one Of the best makes good rs Miles.
Same make, not 50 fine, Sits.
A nice Kid Slipper With rosertes,at IN
a good Corset at 4Oc. A good. heavy
Gottonade for bugs wear II I5v; il fact.
weisiill make a SPECIALITY Of any thing
you want. will open this week.
Que Hundred pieces Of new Prints, best
and pIettiest patterns;
OUR SECOND SUPPLY.
! an also making Sreclalty VI collect
ing what il due ne. have put ont several
accounts. for collection recently, and am
determined to get ali settled up in some
way. =. vi. PARKS ~
April ilth I'm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
rsai wsashsr.

Ahsavy North Faster with mnch rain
sci in on Saturday night aud continued
without sistemeas until late in the day on
Tuesday. The streams are much swollen.
The Temperature was ,incomfor,ably Inv.
falling 70 81 On Tuesday. Should il clear
on Al Northwest. fruit viii probably Be
killed. But We hope for better thugs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
MunieIpai Eieesion.


II must not be overlooked that an elec.
ton for Mayor and town commissioners
takes place al tile usual time III May. IL is
10 De hoped that little more care will lie
given tothe selection Of officers, an Il a
little more interest taken in the election
than usual.
Al the present lime, the illness Of Mr..
Webb leaves the town without Mayor,
for no successor has heen qualified. The
Town y WITH ts, government. An infa-
nlousand cowarlly outrage committed on
saturday night fortnight has not even
been Investigated, and the perpetrators
laugl, in their Sleeve a; their immunity.
Ifthe people Of The town have nol collsi,le,
ration for the gpod mamie of the place, there
ARE nj least tllose here wiio demand aud
are entitled taproiertion aud redress.
We hope therefore that selection of
men viii lie made coir.genas enough Ia
enforce tile laws aud Interested enough in
tiieg ao,l name os Hill-borotJ ferret out
every oire.ice, aud bring every offender to
justice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

On Monday Person Superior Court
opens. aud we expect he on hand. We
hope TO meet our old subscribers there and
renew our connection with them, and also
20 make many new flirnds. 4
Remember that tile RECORDER IL only
One Dollar and Fify cents u year. and
that the interests Of Person County are
ours.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
REGISTER! REGISTERS

A NEW Registration 81 the elcztors Of the
N town ~ tlills,nro ileiug nesrsttry
vii open the nuoks NJ Registration Tor tllai
purpa-e Until tlir las appointed Tor the Munici.
pal election for sud twin ~ he hrid on Mnnslay,
ihc 5th day ~ May Acst. Elie eirrtlnn heibg iar
hafo. tt vi N&Ms HN4J lNN
Notice 4 also herclv given, Tat II said elec .
tion vote viii ~ mken on thr qnesilon ~ leis,
Ing nr srinuE tbs Ntle tridemy nnd lnts per.
iainlng thereto, now Tic property Of tho town q,
llillshafo. J
q. G. TAYLOR. (.
Arfli III a. rVvA Ilerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

Col. l.. T.. Polk, having entered on his
dulles as Commissioner Of Agriculture
lias withdrawn FROM The Aasonida.- We
think tile appointment &c Col. Polk the
hes; that could have been made. Heis
Intelligent. energetic. and lle is practical
farmer--tbe very man needed for the new
undertaking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
rhe Accident on .he DaayllIe Rail Road

We did not receive The information Of
tie fearful accident on this road which
occurred 90 Sunday week until our paper
was Ia type. Il appears that the engine
Of The freight traiu bound North ran over
cnw near a bridge just before reaching
Clover. aud was thrown from the track,
crashing through the bridge. The engine
exploded, the bridge and The train took
fire. the engineer Mr sIsi.iweIl was fatally
hurt, and ilrcman seriously injured.
Seven cars Mere burned with all their
freight, which We learn from the Dam
vile Register, consisted mostly Of tobacco
shipped fr,nl Da,ville.
The Ices Was between $50, 900 aud $40 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
s Asa.sw,-asas,.s-lF

weare indebted 10 Maj Jn-. 4 Ensel.
tar,l. Secretary ofstaie. aud to The Ralrisl,
Observer sw copies OF the Ac. 70 Revise
and Consolidate the Pnhlic Scliool Law;
ard on our second page weiskrlhe liberty
ofusing the cnmmsnts 81 The Observer
upon the Law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

Two old gentlemen from Ire country,
Capt. y,~. Mccullough and Mr. John
Bane. were in town on Friday. Bath
wen, horn To- lbs. aud both are IN full
possession Of their mental faculties. and Q.
great degree, 81 their physical powers.
Capt. Mccullough called 10 to renew his
pnl~cdptiun % the Recorder, whici, he
has dams regularly f,r more than foriy
ilye years. We commend his example
Ia others.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
Rey.I. 4. Isanlren.

This gentleman, HE Presiding Elder u
this Circuii, has becnne u resident 81
HillsLorp, having recently removed mere,
aud taking the lulsc formerly oc.
cul,ied Ly Mr.. James Parks. We welcome
a gentleman of such high character for
Intelligence aud usefulness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

we had the pleasure 81 meeting thi-
gent; ia Town on Friday. His ~.
Utica. iifes }, not yet ended pesiaps, bat 10
the neanlIne lie Is developing his use
ialurs- ssone 81 the best aud most pro.
gressive issrmpis IL Orange. aud these are
the men we want.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

: Never give NJ Tie ship. d.. Bulls
couplr syrup .sss. cure yu''. rs i'liss done
Others. n rosb little. aud can never
iafu,. pde. IS ceIlts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
s...ssr.-.easl Hssera..

Our thanks are due TO Hon. Jos. J. Davis
for hound cnpsv~ ~ the Congressional
Record of the session OF iss5Ss. They
form quite library Ia themselves. aud
are invaluable acquisitions 20 u political
student.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
nAaRIEp.

uihis county. Hillshorn Township. on
sunday morning April 1t, by w. r.
strayllorn E-q. Mr., J,seph Edwards "a
Miss lane Vaughn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

Inthi7 vicinity. on Wednesday Mach IS.
Miss. Reheca Jane. daughter Of William
Tapp, aged about % years. She fell n
victim to consumption.
~ this County Oh the 4th instant. Mr..
Abner Cunklin, aged 90 years lie was q
GOOD man and euud citizen. and his
death " much lamented ~ all who knew
him iF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11
Stale Of North Carolina.
ORANGE couyTr-Sgnenot cosrt.

GfattatA - = ~ - = = SNlFffW 1Vsfts
Duncsu q. Davis Administrator of
f.lifabeili Davis. deceased.
uldirst
C'bi.irfler Davis. Nathan carlton. aal
vic Nancy carlton. John Garden and
wise Francis taricn. John W.
Triec ani Charity u. Trice.
Y y tie alss,e sie,ien " appearing ifpm plainiils
! aflftii fhsl lhs DESCENDANTS jchn ". Trlcp.
nni tt5ikN ftire. cannot ultrrs tlile diiisrher
" Ianrd Il ttis s.a'e: That siasu ri action sxi-fs
agairFi tlrri Ihgt sahl DshnlsHt. are npt re-.
sidrn~ " this Sste hat liaye ,lrnnerN tlefeii.
f'a tits hnds sieeensled IL them fah, tlxabetll
ihTyis. r.,ssss nj wi;l The i,laniia ~ this ~.
ti.p ~ her AdgnUslraislr y srektig 10 sell o.
isisc a~rts 70 rat her debts aud cosi. ~ Admiin-
isirsiiun.
81, i'ierelere nr,le I'll iila srr,lra o. this
SuDlihsu r insfs - publication W The iiilssli,-
- Nstriff. oa5.e week iur at leaa rs weeks
sHffassvaiys
~ iNt'e firssffiiF simui9ns and ramplsiDt
81 this shfias ~ anihf ~ ~ siisf l the Pest
I1nsc ~ si,sslf3t ~ ~. Court dissfesf inc t.
.J,'n W Erisssr.islhe gll,fg - ,ilisty u. Ttira
W rri.rftstg. Ifi'4t tW4fft. 10 tht Siafe ~ Mr.
tlNsa. tssa .ssd estiauten& 4ialltis desnNasl fa
lsva i@sa served u shr yisisutian ~ Ne fisse ~
lrlhliesflus3 ftsrssFiil q ~ this Under.
,,lvr Z; tifAss n liin inro. ihis. lsii elsv a
February isss-
f:fO LAWS. Clerk.
~. TGt tlf tIreee Supeshr tssf,. .
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-11

The Raleigh xtrshas introduced steam
IN ~ Office
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Yhir,eep Gents arrested e,,ch day nil Sc
cure 10 gonr ioaiig s5.unu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-10

UO PHILADELPHIA,
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PENN5YLNAEIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Depots
Philadelphia tWO ia New York.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment aud the FASTEST
limo consistent with absolute safety
On aud alter November IL, 1871.
LKprrsS irai- Leave NCsl Ok De3DOssos and COrt
lAndt streets I,rries 90 follows.
$50, $50. 80 Imtaal II a J. T. D. g, $50, 7, 30
aud N. sunday NJ 8. q, ESQ. 7. $50 and p.
Boats OF brooklyn neK connect with al through trains
al jersey city an0ring speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Returning trains lsaye philadelphia $40. 1855. T. $50
$50 and II a. "a. uimttf Express, $50 ., {. 500 T.
and 36 p NJ aud ~ midnight ON SUNDAY. $50, 5S5. T. 8,
$50, g. {. 13J y. a.. aud L. midnight
Ticket Offices jl6 AMI ga Broadway. No Astor House
and foot ~ DrsJrosses and COrtlandt st- Courst
Brootyn Nos ia, llG. ard IIS Hudson at, Hoboken;
Depot Jersey city. IMMIGRANT Ticket once, No B. Battery.
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fRhN fIOM5Ds. J. r. FARMER
Oelr'.I AA'aZst Cen Passenger Agent