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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-21
THE SUN.

fsIT. NEW YORK. 1877.
The different editions Of THE sUs dur
ing the next year will DC the same ~ dur
ing the year that has just passed The
daily edition. will IN week days be sheet
of four pages, aud ON Sundays sheet Of
eight pages. or - broad columns; while
the weekly edition will lie sheet Of eight
pagesof the same dimensions aud cllarac-
ter that are already familiar toour friends.
THE SUS will continue 70 lie the siren
uous advocatcof reform aud reirenehmenf,
andof the substitution % statesmanship,
wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence
imbeciliiy. aud fraud loo the administra-
iiun of public affairs. IL will cuitend for
the government Of The people by the peo-
pie aud FIR the people. rs eppo-rd 20
government by frauds IN the balIot-l,ox
AID To- the counting ~ votes, enforced by
military violence. Il will endcayor 10
supply lis readers-a bo1y now not Ear
from million Of souls with the most
careful. complete, aud Trustworthy
accounts of current events, and will
em ploy for this purpose numerous and
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respondents. Its reports from wa-hing-
tom. especially, will be full, accurate, aud
fearless; aud IL will doubtless continue 81
deserve and enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by plundering the Treasury or by
nsnrping what the law d"es not give them
while Il will .ndeavor 20 merit The con-
fi,lence Of the public by defending the
rights ofihe penple against tile encroach-
merits u unjustified lUwtr.
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year post paid,
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The Masonic Journal.
GREENSBORO. NJ q.

THE Only Masonic Weekly published IN the
IL United siaies. Eght pages, thirty two
broad columns.
ierainfe pure. and j. lioiIsrhgld Companion ~
whlyh every Nss0n IN he eoilHiry may Justly feel
proud.
Terms; nne year e.; six Months sI.9t ne.
NIT w " .O.tDrslef ~ Registered letter.
send stamp Tor rpeeimcR sHd get ~ tIuh.
hddnss y. a. WILSON.
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NORTH WESTERN N. c. r. II.
SALEA BRANCH.

Passenger train leaving Raleigh al i2.a4 p. m
connects Ht firernsl,sTa wtbihe sutf hern bound
Tram; making the quickest time 10 all sonthers
rifles. Accommodation Train .lra,ing kslelsh
ri 1915 d ~ connects with Northern haiind
Trains at Greensboro ka hiehmond and all
points casi.
Prize of Tirkeis same ~ Via other routes.
No Change Of Cars between Charlotts
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
sleeping Ear. run through from DkhmeRd 10
Montgomery without change.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule Of this comlrsns win please print rs ..
hotr.
For hirfhrr information address
JOHN N. MACurRIss.
tent Pas. Axrni.
Richmond, w.
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TN ROOFS,

our red cal /. usually h'efrFTed. - enc coal v
equal 10 live 10 any ordinary paint. For
BRICK WALLS
our Bright Red is the only reliable Slate Paint
ever inirn.lllrrd that viii rIirrtualIy prevent
,lainpness from penetrating and dis .oIorins the
plaster.
These paints are also largely nsrd on out-hous-
e. and fences. or IS printing coat ON tine bild.
inss.
our only eolors are
Chocolote. Red. Bright Red and Orange
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~ tur Ctlutut INI tAu iFdtN
We have Ia stock. OF our own manufacture.
roofing materials, etc at the following low
prizes:
Ioeo rolls extra Rubber Roofng n Z cent per
sauare fput. (ipr NE viii furnish Rubber Roof-
ing. Nails. Gaps. aud slaie Paint for an entire
new rouf, At ~ rrnis per Square ioOi-l
snoo rill. s-pIs rarrcl Roofing Felt. Il ikc.
per square foot.
sos ralI. a-pIy Jared q 'ofig Felt, At axe.
: zoo rolls Jared sheaihins. Al Sc. per square
foot.
1000 gallans tine Enamel Paint. mixed ready
for Use. on inside or outside work. al ssper gu
Ion. All shades
1000 Bbls State Flour Per bbl. So 90
1000 >. Sosvstone Flour :. > 90
1000 :. Grafton Mineral - 5 90
1000 !. Metallic Paint. dry !. 3 20
Special prices per ton Or car load bots.
Allortlers must h. accompanied with The mo-
ney. OF snlJert TO ~ days draft on well known
parties.
II. u. SLATE PAINT COMPANY.
IO2 Il l0i Maiden Lane. Nev York.
Dr. o. Hooker, Local Agent liiIl>boro.
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JACKSON WHITES.

Another excellent variety. This pota-
TO stands frost and wet weather. and does
best 10 a light soil. II is an excellent
marke, potato. Plant from lst of Februa,
~ TO Isl Of March. according to latitude.
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A Lucrative Business.

A Lucrative Business.
&C. We ,cant 500 more First
Class Seeing Machine agents, and
500 Men n Energy and Ability 70
learn tie business Of selling Ss,oing
Machines. Compensation liberal, bit
ra,ying according 70 ability, Cha
racter & qualifications IF he agent.
For particulars, address
WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.,
CHICAGO.
s27 & $40 Broadway. New York Or
New Orleans. Is.
az EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS. with
ZD name ~ cents. postpaid. LJONES a 20
Nassau. y. Y.
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summer.
ON decayed shingles il ILLS mp he holes and
pores. aud gives new substantial roof that VIII
last for -,rars. curl.d nr Warped shingles i
vring> IL their pl;,cts. and hceps them there. u
nils up all holrs IN Felt roof, 4, ~ the leaks
AMI although u slow DRYER. rains do not ati;t II
Il lew hours alter applying. A. nearly all paints
that are blark contain Far, hc SIRE yon obtain
our Genuine ariice. which lf,r shingle rvuislis
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
when first applied. changing IN ahollt month 10
a uniform .iair color. aud y TO AL iAienis and
purposes SLATE. on
TN R0OFS,
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EARLY ROSE.

Requires light soil. and should be
planted late. ~ it will not stand frost. Il
is equally valuable Tor market purposes as
for private use. Il is oval in form, shall
low eyes. pink skin, flesh white, and hollis
dry aud mealy. It's one Of the mort.
popular varieties. ani especially adapted
to our Southern climate for homo use, but
does not sell a. readily as the TWO Others
in the New Orleans market. Should be
planted about the 18th Of February to 18th
Of March.
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IRISH POTATOES

The Peerless is one Of the most valuable
.orts. Il yields enormnusly;it is one q
the best varieties for main or general
crop; il ,hriyss nn stiff sail. stands frost.
sud is good for general market parp' SEES.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORTS.

BuTFALo, v Y. Aug. 2-Four in fair demand and nrrn
Western Sprnys SO Boa - BAKERS, SsaH 75 FANNY pfny
~ 6Odsg. New Amber ~ JOa.5 New white tsetS ~
New Process Sg0flO city Ground syrng. ~ 5Odt1
White spa 30 New Process. slOaeiD 90 Hge, - 20
a. sales 800 bhls. Wheat dull sales, 400 busn Nhs
white Kentucky AZ - $40 bush. No. White Mchlsan
II 20. MOf.iDr cnl-No chicago Al 10 bis 30
Milwaukee, II ~ bid Corn quiet cash sacs, 51bO No
Toledo in lots al % ld55c; 800 sample Western $40
% ~ Did "a 2c asked August % &c td, % y asked last
ha ~ Auggs' 5fsc bid % c aSked september - c hf.
55c asked October % sc bid 50 c asked -ep mer - c
bid 5Jc asked October 81 bid 81 ic asked ster can:
articles unchanged and nominal IN absence ~ sales aoai
Ieghts unchanged Canal i gifts nrm and higher Corn 10
Ne1NOrk, 5c, Tolls included Receipts uy LlkciIlur,
1000 bbls. Whna 239 bu-h Corn 2uAD8D bush Bari y,
bush; Corn l3y717 bash oats. 66- bushf 20 ntsucdas
gonts-Mheat 5000 bush; COrn 257U2 BUSH By RarOtd
Flour lao bbls; Corn $1,000 bush.
DBIsoIT, 2-fonr steady Il unchanged Wheat
at ~ 36i.asl 3pi2 Milling ~ 90 No Amber Michigan
~ ~ ~: No ! White Michigan at ~ 20 August. Corn
steady sl~s % High Mixed at 5ti2c. oats lower No ~
81 i2c Eecsipts-Flour 4TO bb. Wheat 5000 bush
TolEpo. Aug 2-Four stcad, Wheat quiet Amb.r Nch-
igan spot ~ 33; seller Aug a = seller sep 81 z52 No
seller sept Il 42p 10 3 red 81 9iq. rejected Va,
bash - O9 do DAYTON srd Michigan s. sio', No. No
high mixed spot 6lhc. No spot 5lci s'lier sevt.
J2c.i No. white 5lc; Triect'd 50Ac. oats duili
No 2 s.ler Aug. 252c. bid Michigan SOC. ssse'i
Receipts our bbls Whea' 5000 bush; Corn fsO
The close. Wheat steady AuteI Michigan seller August AZ
81 26l. No Red winter ~ seller this week Do - "r
August 81 2tit; seller september, II -; 10; Amber
Illinois, 81 40. Corn dull w. 2 seller August jOse
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
DEATH on 4 NEpRAW OF 0SCEoLA

Osceola Cooper, son of Dr. Solomon Cooper,
tbc indian friend Of Horace Greeley and nephew to the
,rca chcftain OF the ScminOes, died suddenly yesor
day morning from complication OF diseases resulting
from the use OF alcoholic stmulaDts. He was half
breed md An his mother being Spanish lady 81 BARGE
iona: &c WAS born in New-York in 1919 and was bap-
zed ir the Apostolic Church. His life stripped OF the
ronance which his friends interwoye with It, was sun
rich in y Id adventure. He fond OF telling now III
le Rebellion when "a courier for sherman, he swan hi,
horse across the Chckahomlny and brought tie dis
ratches safe into camp.
In early ne when his father lived at Chappadua ana
had daily intercourse with Horace Greeley Osceoia was
the only boy allowed to play with the Greeley children
His faca ld the story Of hs birth; the Nat nose and
scantv l.ir revealing the Indian, and the fu mOulh
AMI dur eyes showing the strain OF Spanish blood IL
said his life was couded with scandals ana vcNcd win
,cgit hghs. His sisters orphan children, OF whon ne
was very fund. 8nd wished to Dee guardian were kept
from him 10y friends by reason 81 his diss'paed hdDs
Then n 10 said his property, once large, Was slt,re
various ~ays His death was very sudden. Oh "cd,
ucsday night he went with friends 10 Nbos Gardeh ahd
seemed In excellent health and spIts. Larry YESTERDAY
morning lady living ~ room adjoining MS ~ 30 -
BOnd-st, heard violent kuOcl.I aud dp0n The foor
being opened H. staggered iu - mbhC rom head 10
foot ana unable to speak. BcGlc medical assistance
had reached him. he dead. Deputy Coroner Miller
made pustmOrcn examination and found the vital or
gans in very diseased condition. Coroner Ellnger VIII
hold luutcSt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
NR. HAYES AND THE SOUTH.
A LOUISIANA BOURBON CALLS on THE PRESIDENT
TIE SOUTH
GENERAL PRES DIsPATCH.l

TIE SOUTH.
GENERAL PREss DrsPATcH.1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-Major IIeaIsey, editor
Ecc orleans Democrat who brief visit to this
city called President Hayes yesterday with Posi-
master General Key. Major Uearscy expresses himself
much gTaiiled with the urteOns reception ext, nded
him. and with the very Kind sentiments ressad by the
President toward the South He thinks that t is the
earnest purpose OF the resden to be- te the friend Of
the South well OF the other sections II the Union In
the of the the President expressed
his eradication at the peaceful attitude f ,le South dur
ing the recent railroad friots, ana pleasantly
remarked that the two most antagonstic sections
Of the country, New ENGLAND and the south during
the excitement ~ conflict the most tranquil The Pres
dent also expressed the hope that he would b. able to
visit NewOreaus during the holiday vacation of Con
gress and WAS assured 10y Major Iearey that he would
be cordially welcomed by the people not only ct New
Orleans Of Wholesale Major lIeasey SAYS the
kindly expressions Of the President and the Postmaster
General with reference to the recent Postal Convention
at Od Point Comfort. impressed him with the conviction
that every reasonable effort W be made by the Admin
israton to furnish the Southern states with adequate
postal facilities
Major Hear-ey stated to 4 party Of gentlemen that
nineentbs II the wntC people Of Louisiana sustain the
prosecution of the Returning Board, and Will Insist upon
conducting it vigorously to a conclusion At he same
time he sad there is literally opposition 10 President
Hayes In louisiana, aId considerable bouy OF the
people there can be organized to support approve
any civil revolutionary process to disturb hm or question
his ti.le to the Presidency He further stated L. IN
.ercourse with representative men from ALBANIA,
Georgia, south Carolina andiNorth Carolina on his trip
from Ecw-Orlcans to on Point Comfort has convinced
him that the people Of the entire South entertain az
friendly feeling toward The President do those Of
Louisiana. Major HeaIscy says the The Aer orleans
Dfia0crat is one OF the extreme papers in the
south.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC, Aug. 2.-lt is expected that the Fall
He' "l arrive here fully month earlier than usual ow-
s 70 quick passage Ffeights are advancing, but there
VI g no animation in the timber market until the aIIt-
ViIAWA. Aug. 2.-In consequence of recent
soies The Bank Of British North America Intends in
'' next issue TO change the form Of its bank notes.
-u'e Culte las been committed for trial in Col
county, IN the central part Of Nova Scotia, for
Ans forged notes the Bank OF British North
81 Jo ps 5eus oi the Ottawa Branch and fours OF the
have n,ahch They are photographs and are said 10
ted States =" '''" 0co'i" ny " man Hoiu 'ne Oni-
.,1r1A aAAifAX, n. s., Aug. "a number Of fish
nave been examined to-day before the Fishery
On A 1he Interests Of the British case.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
WASHINGTON.
CUSTOM HOUSE CHANGES.
REDUCTION or FORCE AT BALTlMORE-A NEW
SURVEYOR At NEw-YORK TO-DAY PROBABLY.
LILY IEIsnn Arn 10 LIE rnlMnNK.I


A REDUCTION or FORCE AT BALrIMoRE-A NEW
SURVEYOR At NEw-YoEK TO-DAY PROBABLY.
NV TELxGEArn rRiBgNE.l
WASHINGTON. Aug 2.-1he order reducing the
clerical force in the Baltimore Custom House was
signed by the Secretary of the Treasury to-day. The
number Of dismissals is about fifty per cent of n
total force of about 220. The investigation on
which the reduction is based was made by the Off
GERS Of the Treasury Der,r .ment. the most of the
work being done by An ointment Clerk Smith and
Special Treasury Agent nngle. No reports have yet
been received from tie Custom Houses in Philadel-
phia, Boston and NJ. Orleans, but the reOrgani /
ton of each is expected to take place fore long
All Ncw-York politicians now in Washington are
interested III the appointment of the new Surveyor
of the Port, which it - believed will be decided
upon tomorrow. list of all candidates having
papers on file at the Treasury Department with the
names Of those recommending thom, has been pre-
paredand will be taken to the Cabinet meeting by Sec
retary Sherman with the letters themselves. Nearly
every prominent Republican politician IN Ncw-iork
City and State, AID many living in other States
havo recommended one more of the candidates
whose names were published this morning. some
Republicans of wide influence have signed the
papers of several gentlemen. Two three Of tho
gentlemen who have papers on file in { Treasury
Department haze deposited only single recon-
mcDdation. and one or two have made application
but filed no papers at all.
While nothing can be learned from which to form
any opinion as to the result Of the deliberations in
the Cabinet meeting tomorrow. an impression pre-
walls in circles best informed that the appointment
may possibly be given to not the list Of
candidates. The President himself il known TO
have suggested thai ex-Lieut.-C;ov. Robinson might
make good Surveyor of the Port and this fact Las
led some to suppose that he may be appointed, al
though he IL not himself a candidate, and his
has not been presented by friends
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
definite instruction. from the Secretary Of the Treasury

definite instructions from the Secretary OF lnc lc'Sy
with regard reductions TO be made In toe force OF
his Oce. The discharge will take place on the lotn l
and tne number OF dismssals be made u nily S ol-
lows: ten clerks. two markers, four messengers, TWO
assistant Neghrrs, two gaugers fourteen inSp0oo''
twelve night whtcnmen anu four laDofeTs.
Several Southern Cougressmen here in the interests
persons indicted for frauds upon the revenue Some
of them have good words to say for tho p.clhcaton
policy hut do not promise any votes Their chief desire
s pardon for their clients. To the waichcry, lhe on
Dag and appropriation" must be added line
Admlnist ration and immunity"
Ex-Dcfective C. s. Bell. from Jackson, Miss who OBJ
tanned some notoriety as a witness in the Beknap and
Safe Burglary cases. was arrested here to-day on q
rcstOn from The Governor Of Texas Oh The chtrgc Oi
murder The murder is alleged to have been commited
I'm 1862 the victim being Nm. Norris
The Spanish Minister called nj the state Department
to-day for the purpose Of paying stipulated instaiment
the indemnity provided for ny the Convention of 1884
United and Spain fpr The settlement
Of certain claims. This nstalment was not due uht te
Isl OF -eptenber
Supervising Architect Till will visit Boston next week
consult with the United states Judges relative to the
arrangement of the C0urt-rOons in the new P0stOhco
building He will also visit tn Maine qudIlles To see
about stone for various public buildings.
The report that the daily newspaper To DC esaD-
lished In Washington by eXCongTessulan Lynch oI hae
j. 10 be OF senator Blame, Is denied ON Nh"
seems to De good authority
The President will here Monday the 18Th inst
for Bennington, VI, take part the celebration at
that place ON the 18th INST. He Wlll remain ID New
Englanda week
Secretary Evarts will leave this City tonight for
Windsor VT but Will remain at his residence IN New
FORK City for several DAYS en- route.
Mr. Henry Sidney Everett to-day appointed by the
President be Secretary OF the American Legation at
Germany.
Gov Campbell Assistant Secretary OF state, and family
left for Rye Beach this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
MAsIIXGTON NOTES.

W,suISGTDN. Thursday, Aug >, lS'H
e.,,r,l charges have been presented against Edward
a ark architect Of the Capitol which have Deen reierfod
fr t,,r.,,tion one char-o - that of rcceiN"' tNo
r.'i,s ou. ns architect and the othcr aH Nut 'nI-
t ~ thr Soldiers Home. Another i that "l h'tpINg
tse oriy,- aud laundalei, al public tApensc or the
u.s n himself and family. other spetlhoatlls cha 70
,tr,varu,r IN various expenditures about lh1 1tl'o
Cr"uuas and OF general luc0m' tency or e uulies o
the position 49,,
Gen Badeau who vii! soon be relieved from MS dnlies
a. Consu to London. will thereafter draw ihe pay ana
all ,vanecs of retired captain In Tie regular army
r, ia IN occordaucc with decision O The Attorney
General declaring that retired officers 30 not foie't hre
,t 10 receive their retired pa 10y entering the dpo-
maize service and that upon retiring RON lhs late'
Ice they will again draw pay - military ohcels' IL"
decision was given IN tne case Oh Cen eIoAli7'
Mlssssippans here think that the rene ninaiioh oil
Gov stone by the Democrats viii tend to discourage he
attempts TO organize an Independent Democratic move
mani In this Stale Had Mr. Lowry, the representative
of the Radical Bourbon element Deen Seie,teu' u IA
maintanrd that there would have been no aiculty III
elcctIng Gen. Albert Brown on an uIepeineh, ,'hv'
the prospects for that are no" sa'd 10 DO lo's on
conraging
Collector Thomas Of Baltimore to-day received bis
New-York tribune., 1877-08-03
SUMNER LEISCRE.
LONG BRANCH.

Iovc Branch, Aug. 2.-The sea continues
., ,,n high which, with strong east wind does much
- u check upon the usual pleasure OF thr guests hVi'
Tbc wrecked steamer Rusland is now neary OUT OF
sirbt having gone to pieces rap dy since last hiS"|
H. ,inin mast fell to-day at noon. and much OF me
dtr, nom the wreck is scattered tI"ns iHe SHo''' WIN"
eXprc,s wagons viii gather and remove
IN, water hyirant, and fire alarms OF ths place "c'e
satisfactorily tested yesterday
John Kolb brought up for selling liquor on sunday
rot hearing before Justice Pitcher last evening hoio
v, b, TO appear at the october term OF Court hucn
rt WAS manifested I'm this case 10y the hotekeepris
,,Sr of ,cbou were present during the hearing
Eh claimed that he had been legally advised lhat Hc
Ind the Tgnt TO furnish beer OF wines WIN lUchoon vi
sunday ~
Rrui Wood Of Ncw-YOrk who is at the west Ehd
Hotel frequently appears on tue drives ID sUIau
coupe behind a handsome span OF ddplhc sI"SS'
Tie hotels are not well filed rs they were ten DAYS
aco and safe to say that rooms can now be obtained
at any of them.
H. W. shaw, Josh Billings" arrived at the ocean
Toel today and will remain here with his family sew
emi days. .,
The German" at the United States Hotel last night
yaa brilliant affair, both to numbers and the chaac-
ter uf the TarGc.i ants
late arrival. al the West End Hotel include A. B. Hart
and ta Hendricks OF NewYork the Hon. c. d. Mac
T,i.,,ll of Antrim y Y. L. H. Lawrence OF Utica, W.
" ISL son Of Cleveland aud j. Ilmns OF MtIDouIhc'
AuStr tlia.
W W. Tobey Of New-York. ] L. Baker of Orange. n.
I'D NJ Wilson OF Washington. d. Co. W. IL. Duh ana j.
Y santana of Caracas Venz are among to-days arrivals
al the ocean Hotel
A. l. eoulnrl and II. s. BrUcklin Of New-York, Abel
Hammond Of Boston, : Degan OF ottawa, H.. and W. r.
McNichael Of Bordentown y. j. are recent arrivals at
Ills. Mansion House.