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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

AS THE government is getting down
to business principles it meets with en-
couraging success. Formerly much of
the gold bullion for the mints was pur-
chased on Wall street. Now large
quantities are bought at Denver, and
ut Charlotte, n. c. The authorities
are highly gratified with the result.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

Ir is interesting Just now to notice
another fact which has an important
bearing on the peace of Europe: The
car has issued ukase ordering that
furloughs must be granted soldiers only
for very urgent reasons, and that in no
case to extend beyond February.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THE native emissary whom the vice.
roy of India sent to the ameer of Cabul
thinks that the latter has been with
difficulty coached to his present position
by promises of money and assistance
from Russia.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

a ROUGH of a very low order attempt
ed last night to ininre Speaker Randall
by throwing a stone at him while he
was speaking in Philadelphia. Mr.. RS
escape was narrow.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

ELSEWHERE will be found highly
sensational story about the plans of the
Mormons. 1t is interesting eveni if not
true. Citizens of Wyoming will smile
at the prospect of a Mormon govern
ment over them.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THERE is bad lookout for the un-
acclimated British troops who are sta
TONED at Jamrood. They are suffering
from fever and the scourge is increas-
ing. This fact delays an advance into
Afghanistan.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23
Nuggets from the Pacific
Coast.
Yellow Fever Declining.
Foreign Fancies.
THE BLAZING PRAIRIE.

Nebraska Farms Singed-Hay and Stock
Destroyed.
Special to the Leader. w , a.
KEARNEy, Oct. %.
Reports received here from Grand
Island, Aida, Gibbon, and other points
OH the Union Pacific road, state that
prairie fires continue with unabated
fury. Much of the winter stock of hay
has been destroyed and many horses
and cattle are lost. Several persons are
known to have perished about fifteen
miles north of here, but cannot learn
their names. Prairie fires are raging
on all of the railroad lines in the state.
The losses will amount to millions of
dollars.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

a GOOD instance of revengeful feel
ing is recorded in Niles, Michigan. A
man dying, made his will, and be-
queathed his daughter zone dollar to
buy rope to hang her husband
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

AUBURN, N. Y, is soon to be heated
10y steam. A company has been form
ed and pipes are being laid in the
streets, just like water pipes, to con-
meet immense boilers with manufacto-
ries and dwellings.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THE Duke of Edinburgh will take
the ship which he commands to Cana
dian waters to welcome the Marquis Of
Lorne and his wife. Royalty will turn
the heads of the Canadians.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

RUSSIAN forces are moving south
westward, and by the way, they are
slyly increasing in numbers. The van
tage ground being held irrespective of
protests.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

BEssARABIA was delivered to Russia
Monday. The latter has already insti-
tuted vigorous measures to re-Russian-
ize the strip.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THE new prime minister of Austria
believes in gradually withdrawing
troops from Bosnia and Herzegovina,
beginning in 1880.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

AT LAST coalition between the
Denver & Rio Grande, and the Atchi-
son, Topeka s Santa Fe railroads has
been formed.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23
THERE is war in the air in Europe.
Russia is growing very bold.
FAMILIES of English officers in India
are offered free transportation home.

RUSSIA is finding abundance of ex-
cuses for retaining its army at Adrian
ople.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

WITH admirable discretion the ship
builders of the Clyde, Scotland, have
accepted further reduction of seven
per cent
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

THAT British fleet still hovers as near
Cpnstantinople as possible, to act as a
Jete non. to the Russians.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

ITALY is without a cabinet. Let it
press into service a dry goods box to
fill up the interregnum.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

Washington. Oct. 22.-The cabinet
was in session to-day. The heads of
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-10-23

ives historical Dept; Cheyenne, Eyo,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
.chine Asaia ssss, san.., a.,i,.,,,.

This lovely Song by Edwin Christie,
the popular cong writer, found in the
SOUTHERN MUSICAL JOURNAL for May, il
In itself worth To any singer The price uf a
years subscription, and besides this, there
is given tile fayorite Coming Step March.
by Muller, (pricc so cents) and splendid
Anthem by W. o. Perkins, "As Pants the
Heart" AL this beautiful music i'm one
number and twelve times as much during
the year Think of its small cost-oDly
Sl.25--and SI.0O worth of Sheet Music as
aPremiuW, n rs well rs Ticket In the
Grand I'.eiDiun- Drawing for an $500
Piano. DON'T study over the matter any
longer hut subscribe aud be done with il.
Address the publishers. ss 15r:i.t
LUDDEN d BATES. Savannat, Ga
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
Iygn n KING.

Tie Liver is tho Imperial organ Of the
whule human sysieni, as u controls the
llfe. health and happiness sofmai. When
IL IL disturbed IN lis prupcr action. aIl
kinds of ailments are the natural results
Tile digestlou of food, the I,,ovemeuts Of
the beart and blood, the action of the
brain aud nervous system. are all i'm.
lnpdiaiely connected with theworkiugs
ofthe biysF. II lmss been slicccssfully
proved that lireen's august Flower is
uneluallc,l ~ curing all persons afflicted
with Dyspelsiaor Liver Complaiut aud
all the numerous symptoms that result
from al unhealthy condition ofliie Liver
and stomach, ss,nlde boiler 4. ~, 10
CENTS Positively selq qin n l:tp@ @ns % tile
Western Continent. Three doses will
prove.thstItis is tust wlatycu want
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

We regret TO observe that our good friend
Mates ofthe Charlotte DEMOCRAT eviuees
a readiness 10 descend from the editorial
tripod upon which he has sat .or thirty
i've years with 20 much dignity, usefulness
and success. He bases lis purpose upnn
the idea that more frequent issues Of his
paper may he thought TO Ue Necessity.
But let u- remember that words Of wisdom
sre not characterised by frequent finw'
Wisdom doth not consist IN much speak.
Ing. The Onc;es ofRomc, the SybiIlin,
leaves, were reduced toa single sheet he.
fore they were receiysdas The guide of 'hc
Republic. The readers Of the Democrat
will 10 long eniiept with a weekly issue,
provided 6totlief YATES Continues to in-
spire It's pages. sa,ss stgp
Don't sell, brother Yates. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
The Angel An the Cloud.

We have received from the Publisher,
E. ). Hale q COPY bf thsaboves The third
edition Of which II just published. u y
most beautifully printed on tinted paper,
with d portrait oftbe author, and with .
biographical sketcls;a Hnda contains also
some adlitiona. pieces not before pub
lished. Il *AsAb 1AAA H. { 1911
We are glad to see this appreciation Of
a native poet. For Mr. Fuller was 4 poet
Ia the highest sense Of the word, loltyi in
idea, bald III imagery, beautiful ID lan-
guage. polished in yersiiicatloi,; soIi,e-
what unequal In execution, rathera sault
ofhasle than deficiency in genius. The
Angel In the Clouds willliaveth postum
nous siine which il urfort Iiiately SO often
denied tothe living author; for Ii " rare
that there II contemporary, recognition oS
tiansceAiant intellectual power in zone
wliomdaily eon,paiiionship proves 10 be
only mortal. So s....-s.s. s...f ~
But ifMr Fuller was only a mortal. the
sketch of,hls life shows him not only to
have been aaseryi brilliant, but avery
loveable one. Rarely have we been 80
much'attracteL by a biographical sketcl,
as by the very pleasant, and,very toucniDg
one which accompanies the. e.volume. Mr..
Fuller sas a poet, bat he did not live out
ofor above the world; lie was 10 full
sympathy with, its joys, its hopes, ils par
suits aud It's pleasures; but pleasures guided
by tile .strletest ofmoraI restraint, refined,
by II, the purest Of religious sentiment;
and u hehad longer lived, would have
presented the rare spectacle. Of the. most
splendid intellectual career moving along
harmoniously with tie most prosaic Of the
daily duties of useful life.
We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Halein this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Several parties from the vicinity Of
Rock Spring III, this county, were, before
u. u.s.UonlniIssiouur w. y. .sifay horn OH
Tuesday last, having been arrested by de-
putty A. ID. Wilkrrson on u charge oI
illicit illsiniihs Owing 10 TIE Absence oI
tI,e revenue agent, Mr.. Msson, the case
was contlauei umit,June 4t:,. and the
parties entered into bomis far their al.
pearance here on that day. As We 60 Il
press en Tuesday, We are not able ~ give
the result. -. =. ....----.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
Beaa.ifai rIcturss.

. We have received fruin Geo. Stinson. &
Go. Art Publishers, Portland. Me. SOME
very beautiful things The "Calla Lily
is life i:self the fine plant. witlfits tsstrikine
mass Of white flowers standing out in boil,
relief'fpm black back ground, aud emu
hating. IN :lIe perfection of The STIMULATION
the handy work u nature; ille'' Flora
Cross. wreaihed with rich aud graceful
flowers, in bright hut not gaudy coiofs, !.
a striking thing. Some. very fine engrl-
Wings illustrate we'll the artistic skill and
aste of the publishers. "' "'' "a'" ."' IT.
Lovers of the beautiful in art will Ito
well 10 remember Gep. StlnsoD a. Co. 81.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

HsE
has recently visited the three negroes ip
the jailpf Wayne couniy under sentenee
of death for the murder Of Mr.. & Mrs.
WorIey in February lat. The visit was
In y,mpapyCwitir shclburne.r tlle phoio-
sfsn,her, who wished 10 oblRil, idcturrs IL
tile culprits. aud which he did suecess-
fully. with Rurh opposition on The part of
Noah Cherry, He utterly refused I" sit
until bribedliy the editor with the promise
Of n new shirt; and then lac yielded yely
gracefully" ~' a-r@ass 3a'*'r "'"f t* ~~
Robert Thompson profesSes his entire
innocence, Of the murder. He nI-o denies
ever having stolen cattle ,or hogs, though
IL h knowiiaIe Is noed hag thief. s.- q.
Harriss Atkinson declares his innocence
of the worlry murder, but says ne is going
TO hell for other sins. He believes there
Is no repeiItance or pardon for him, aud
the ministers who visit him make no i'm.
preston upon him. He says 81 know
am going 20 HELP and h tie only negro
criminal we have heard or who dies moi
expect To hnd the gallOws the passway to
Paradise. '@.s~" H.. .~
Noah Cherry Il much terrified at the
approach Of his day of docm. He pro.
tests his Innocence Of tlIe murder, aud is
grieyed at leaving the legacy ofshame To
bis children that he was hanged for muir
der. T. T. So
The execution takes places OH tie 18th
OF June. a#. astetw s.sn7r.s s.s.e
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
rxrAL AyrAla Al on xrEI ,s1LI-


Chapel Hill was the scene Of : nclan.
eholy tragedy on Sunday morning hy which
4 husband became the slsyerof biz wife.
From the evidence before the Coroner. il
appearstIiat 8. A, Ward and II. a, Davis
attempted at very late hour on Saturday
night 10 effect forcible entry into The house
of John Clements. The latter Srdcred
them Of. but a persistent effort SEEMS to
have been made by both Davis and Ward
% enter the door, it appearing from the
testimony Of ons of Clenents daughters.
that Ward knocked llinior threatened to
knock h,m BIZ his avn steps. Clements at
length got hisgan sepe. the intruders' His
wife alarmed ~ the prospect a bloodshed.
rushed out. seized The gnnby Tie muzzle.
and in the effort o. Clements TO Withdraw it.
il was discharged aod tbe contents all passed
into the left ,high Of The unfortunate wo.
msp, ssssring tue fcnorA sriery and
causing deatl' ip ! shorttiDs
DIR Wilson lhe Coroner was Immediately
spninoped from u nill,toro, sha s,apsnnel.
leds iaryef iugpestsv viachFeaaersla yer
dict.I tint Nancy u Clemepiss came to
herdestb this Bsrnine aBoas D o,clock from
gun shot wound received from gun dis.
charged, while ID .hs hands If let said hus-
band, y, X, Clements. ybile,epgaged in an
atfnylwith S.si. Ward and H,vlA. Davis.
whichloFigihstea from an atiemp, on the
part fsail aVard md Dasis sios make a
forcihle cptrance ID bis the said clement's s
dwelling house, agFss ewTnsfo
~ Clemen.s. gave bond for his appearance
before j .yH! Watson .. Pr.but We have
.poinisrmation ef ,he, action ofihe Msgis-
trate' Cod 4 I W i.UATaAW
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05


The PLANTER AND3FARnEa. for May,
pupA~sc,i al Richmond, Va; ut $500 per
an6mg N received. Tie leading article,
ontIe "(iaHipdtion and Curing QfFin.
Yelow aud ShilWipg. 7obqceo. from Mc
Plant Bed tossAfukae y N6y Mai r. l..
Kaglaiid, isan exhaustive aiscn@lon nj
thisuuestion. Few mrn have bse,r more
sueccssiuI III tile raising Of ftIlese classes ii
tobacco ihan Maj. l,agIa,,,l. l.aa'v' stsr
THIS number also CONTAINS an interes-
ting letter from Hon A. .il,adley Mann Ia
Governor Kcmper on "Bcet Root Sugar.r
Mt. Mann gives tie experience Of France
iH the production Of the beet, showing
great profit, and urges tile farmers Of the
south 10 guiuto ils cllltiyasivn' Hsg gives
hgusvs lssl,ew that u ipp-s l,sa profit tahlu
ei6p.. eci. johll weshinglou, eOi. Ran
del,h Harrison, aid ellsr prou,jnsu,
farmers, bave interesting articles III this
No. DR.. Ellzey, Editor stock Dcpail.
msnt; Dr.. Pollard, Editor farlns tiardell
| and Fruit Department. and Mrs. Pratt, d
the Ho.ue Department. have interesting
matte. Ia their several departments. s,
Ykduorial General, contains full Sc
counts of meeting % the Executive coiu-
Inittse nf the State Agricultural socisly,
with other Interesting matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

See nd, Of Mrs. John L. Baker, wio has
opened new millinery establishment In
the store lately occupied Is aBlack
Drug stote''in the town of Durham. a
visit TO shs establishments dApiayed 10 Us
an elegant siock offaney goods, and the
exhibllinn of lhe work of Mrs. Bakel
shovel her toteA hady ~ refined aud
elegant taste III her vocation She Is well
deserving q liberal patronage which se
hape the pub;ic wIlibestow. Aas'.s Tal
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
Cal r ID.

To oil who rsre suffering from the errors
and ihdfscrctions of youth, nervous weak.
ness. early decay, hsss " nIanh0d, &c;
will send recipe tina. will cure you fisEE;
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in SUutl:
America. Send q self.ad,ireSsed envelope
to the RKv. JosErH u lHMAN, Sydtion ID.
IlibEe House. Ncw York City,. sa,.s 1y.s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
RrIrrmA rrsM QUICKLY CURED.

"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy" the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positive
y cure any case, of rheumatism on the face
pf the earth. Price 81 q bottle. six bot.
ties. s.. Sold by an Wholesale and Re>
tail Druggist. Don't fail to send Tor cir
cular to Helphenstinc & Brntly. Druggists,
Washington. D. &. '' s'.7 ~ '2'' SIN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Ivy invitation oi the President of The Uni
vsr.iiy, and also oflhe, Literary Sacielies,
VIII ati.nd the COMMENCEMENT At Chapel
Hill, and win fakea place In the proces-
sion on Thursday. They will be under
the command o. Mai. n. r. Jones. their
former Captain, Capt. Bennebsn ca,aeron
being Al present absent fro,a the State.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05
IN E n

'7 AtIiIs residence near New Iiope Creek
iiithisrouiity an Thursday last, the sOth
Inst, Mr.. Thomas long III the 7itll year of
his age, Mr.. I,"ng wis d man we'll knuwn
aud respected in this county, and far u
number Of fyrars l,efore ihe war was use.
fiil aiili Hctive n,aris,rate. 81. &. ,.4 - II
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The nail rad throughout the state offer
s,ecisl Inducements 10 students attending
tie Uatsen-iiy Normal school. In no In
siail,e wiu more than one fare be charged
:or tbe rsad tsip, aud on the Western n G
Road. Mai. Wilson, lhe President has
ordered they bs passed frcesosh going aud
returning. .@+ - ! te@i 7ay,sfr 7a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Z
ange in addition seaiready published
has been handed as for publication:
,..,s.. JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
J. W NorSopi,i Lemuel Lynch, John
Tl,ompsrn, n u MsDade, II. w AnIer,
SIN W. W. Allison, W. e. Faucet. Sam'l
Douglas. Il. n. Hall, Sr; Henry Mckee,
Jerome Bowling. Joseph Woois, Samuel
Davis. Geo W. Jones, =. @. cannady,
John Leathers, J. u. Darlington, Andrew
Turner, J. B.Geer. n Gattis. z. T.
Lyon, J. +. Free!al,d, z. ID. Blacknall, l..
+. Cooper, l.. L. Hassel; S. r. Carrington.
NJ, q. Herhdon, L. o. IaaiGcc. Alex. Wal.
ker, ). II. Breeze II. +. Webb, Solomon
Geer. Bryant Luni,, Henry Picket. VIC
Mason. ID. McCauley, J. J. Hogan, SanIl.
Kirkland. john w. Couch, J. z. Newton,
Gen. W, purefoy, ID. c. AIcDaie, Jos. W.
Harris. Weldon strund. A. j. Packard,
Robert pickari. Jesse Morrow. Geo. Laws
Geo. y /. Faucet. Geo. q. Tate. John Nc
Cracken Tllos. Greeil, .. u. Minor.
~-r"aetz STATE coNvgNTTos. ase-'a
Allen Compton. Bedford Terry, VIII.
Joniar,. Alfred Monk, Wash Laws. j, ".
Tb mas. w. .. Cray. Dudley Parker,
Sa". .ael Rogers, J. q. Piper, Adoiphus
Umstead. J. d. Jeather5. Jr; Norwood
I.atia, willougliby Hall, Oshorne .Lstta,
S.'w. Chamberlain, u. NJ. Nahal,. A. q.
Carr. DR.. T. s. vIckers, w. II. Blackwell,
wm. Proctor, sherrard Garrard, D. l..
Beiviu, A. Nichols, q. A. rriee. Dal Mark'
liam, Tyler Barbee. Louis Howard, VIC
StanIy, VIM. strain. John n. Watson, J.
II, Hu,cklls. ,,ym, Adams Geo. Durham,
Cen feer, Rol,ert aIcg gallley, wm' Hobbs,
W. A. Hayes. W. r. Parks, w.BsG Gordon,
James Parks, Julian Turner, JEFF Taylor.
s. T. Forrest, Solomon Geer. +. n. StrId.
wick, Bryant Luhn. THIS Green
CONGRESSIONAL
s. W. Hughes. !. J. Allen, Collin Clark,
Leonard Laws. James Parker, Geo Glenn,
.Thos Hall, Geo. Collins, Americas
whecisr. n. r. fIiisy. q W Holman,
Durell Joansoii. 9. n. webb. NJ IA Angler,
A. II. Stokes. W. II. Osborne, W. J. Duke
Stephen Isemiet, Dasid sTayhorn, SAM
Coucii. AJosiab Adkins, Hehfy Ticket, H.
S. Markham. T Henry Carlton. Gilbert
Craig, w. A. Tstrayhorn. AlphoHso DC.
Dadr, John King. solomon Geer, Bryant
Lupu, J. l.. MaEkhsp, Thomas Serseod
:. S. Webb, ". q. Stanford, r. II. Rnfiiu,
Thmnas Check. 7. r. Cain, jesse Miller,
Th"-. n Hpghys Geo Laws, Rlffin Tapp,
Thomus GFeeD ueorge Corbin, james Gill
Thomas. l., Durham, Mitchell, Smith,
Walter Thompson, Jos. Reese, Joe. Tur-
, ner (saddler.)
SENATORIAL.
T. C!FTntpOIBl kplptk. .F9hO Nc.
CrsekcO. Chas. Smith. Allen Compton, J..
". iIall. s. II. Jordan. 4. IL. Miller. ".
r. Gates. jaime. Bacon, X. Parish.
". R10Isrk. II ) sfillcyg Presley Bow.
ling. A. W. lIlOrner. Moses Iorner
welcy Rigg., James Lyon. D D. Bclrin,
Levi Cole W. w Cox. A. NJ. RigsheC.
Il. ". Wright, Jamos Day. Q. T. postleJ,
s. W. Chambetlaia. Landou Lyon. Henry
Carlton. Wayne tisrrard. John Mcslaunen.
james Wat.sas ssala i,a bee. Dc w!P,
sIalleit. Dr. A.. u. Robinson. W. V.
Andrews, u. NJ. o. S,rund. A. =. Stroud.
Frdt. WilllsnssGl W, Wiadsil. ,lsrc'
dith Adams. Henry Richards. j J. Tay'
lnr, Flank Taylor. Dr.. D. Hooker. Jolu
=. Thompson. A. a. Smith, JOS. Rcess.
joe Tarncr tsajdier t,, ,s4.
Ir1Tr-1-rT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Last week was remarkable line ore,
clear and dry, towards the latter
part, very cool. Wheat Is thought
10 have much improved. Owing TO late
seeding on gru,ind suAks,l with continued
raiiis, there N much wheat III tile county
that would have yielded little nuder the
best of ofcircunistanccs Tie rest win not
faIl much below u fair aycnge.l T. esr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The political world d--opr county world
ls calm this week. The maiterings and
riiniisliuks are somewhat incistinci.
some rumcrof independent gcauditiacy,
lint they have mt yet assumed SHAPE, aud
nc barely refer 10 ihen. ssrf 81.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Doctors are TO guard human life and
bring relief To tho sick. So does DIR. Bulls
Baby syrup, 1t contains nothias injprio Gus
and is always reliable. I'd be. bad u all
drug stores in our city. Price > cent.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

The Barti % County Commissioners In
srssion thls week. aud the County MaeIs.
tratvS met to appoint Registrars aud IN.
srec,os aud other important par,nsss.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

Our thsnks ara, due a. the Hon. s..
MersinIcn for q cory u the presidsaisl
MessAKs nd )oc.ane,lts. X very volauni-
i,ous cosupil stion of li5o paxes.
AlsototheHnn los r. pavis iaF AGONY
of Dr. Fra,Eiin y. Honsh's very valuable
report on Fessstry, asubiec, Which, nnlfr
the rapidsdi~ppearancs of timber sip the
United stat~ bsgins % attract llse atsep-
tion itought torecerve. - aanfsS @3h
aFlTF FIT 4, = TrTTTTDA sa
@ss1 sk& &---1@a b@FsSg gNpe
MrC S. Cooley iet Tor New g;Yoskon
Friday last. being called absther ~ the
extreIae fligess az his bfother MI. Tbqsnss
Cooley. trhe mtier, sn4iisesof this place,
has, isiaceg tbelsar sl,eeI pursuins 4 rhis
cailiaga& printer In the 1'riLnmeollice In
Newvosk. and efliats IN BostoG. iFiuling
health In the latter city aenmpeiledh his rr-
turn % NewxYofk, eanzl his ssitaiaiion sis
nov acfiticni one. He was 4 soIdier IN
The Mexican, war, aud also in he late war,
and wassl,ot through he breast A shr
lmttle of Alailassas. aud ,tle wound there
receivehissthe isupda,ipnstef the Ralr
moIlary affestion,of Which Appears " be
the doomed Victim. - -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-05

AreqnIsition has been made upopthe
siovernor OF Texas by The Governor 0f
ahk STATE foft tlie delivery "a, tls proper
authmities Of thls State y. The murderer of
William Thompson, reported captured In
wsxss The ssl'efin' or Ipnge, niean-
~hHe. as lnziunted 10 aiAisc spna,qft the
iaeasisy % tlis eaitlireJ lsf-op With Geo
Iaoyd Iefofe eonselstirr - Fsceive him;
aud salse iusirpc,ei that the rewsrd for
tie capture with only bepaid % thecaptor
al tie door vf the Court House ~ Ofangc.
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wantnd By every one wiioinsn ~ In
telIIseat concsplisu OF &c valne--fiealth,
Hesllh aesenas .lqpvn the possession oi
imrs blvs.l asa iaafe I,iaad is tl,e sure pOs.
rrvrie,,-f tho-e who use Or. Bale Blood
nllxlnl< nckrcwlslged ~ = superior
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