davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

The the described property heretofore adver'
inst day ot J3uJaiy lof y
an - O'Clock noon nj M,gchlnia Exchange >aesroon:
rraiwav, the city ~ New YORK, was itr ami
there adjourned Co the wonthfta lay Of March, loi : AZ
GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS
y,fa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
financial.

Union PACIFIC REGISTERED SINKING
~ FUND Bon DS-Hoders Of Union Pacific Sinking Fund
Coupon Bonds desiring TO exchange them for Registered
Bonds agreeabIy the Of the fndenture
do application ~ the Union Trust Company, 80
way, NewYOrk 10 the Troasurers Office rs Equitable
Building. Boston. HENRY MCFARLAND
Boston. March IL, 1873 Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

London Eng-Tae C.ydr-iale Banking CO.
,.,-t (Tho Bank Of NeN York y A.
NC"-f0i National Bank me Republic,
The NcvYCrk Agency buys ard sells starting exchange
transfers gold i-5aes credits available IN All part.
nt ta vof makes collections Canada ana s.s~" here ana
issues drafts payable Of tn oices Of the bans IN an
adm D,fnaui issued payable IN scotland ana I4tni
pnd every Of foreign banking business undertaken
New.A oriS Agcnry, No. 80 " iiiiIp-st. o
with hCssFs = E-t r. fAipN n w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

March o. March l6 Differences
Loans S24G. $50 800 S242J72 900 Dec $3,3fl. 800
37,llG,gOO 3S545 900 Inc. 2,4299OO
3U,6,5,3uO 3O326.2oO Dec J237OO
DEPOSITS .......... 2la.1j5.9l0 49, Sj.lOO Dee 1880
Circulatlou...... 1gs65,1O0 100000 Inc. $500
The following shows The relations between the total re-
serve and the total liabilities
q. March 10. Changes
specie ........ S37,ll6GO0 S33545,9O0 nc$2429OOD
Leea! .5O.C5J9t0 39,3ZG,2O0 Dec. 32370O
Total SoItI1% SUI SOVo
Reserve required
agans; deposits. 53,7oS,yIo 15ITZfo
Excess OF reserve
above legal - $500. ..-ooao- ....-o.o
Quirtnents...... Sl39S1.s20 Inc
The results OF the transactions at the SubTreasury for
the week ended March 10 follows:
Gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

vi ERCH3aEArIIEa, I BA NsfS d %S f SfS ~
PRESIDENT. THE HoN. JOHN ItMILTON:
\ICE-PRFSI DENT, John NcLENNAN, ESQ
HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL.
GEORGE HAGUE r, GENERAL MAJ AGl-
WA. j. INGRAM, ASST GENERAL MANAGLh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
FIRsT BOARD-lOi2 O'CLOCK 4. N.

so,,s Of STATE Bonds-RaHro0d Bonds-Bank and
press ctOcES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
fliIauc1dl.

A Ii persons whose lives are insured in the
~ CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Hartford Conn., hereby notified that meeting Of such
ford 10 O'Clock Thursday, the 18th day a
April 1873 with the provisions 81 tho amended
said cOmnan passed by the General Assembly OF
the state ~ ConneciicuI approved March 3D. 1873 when
Board II 81 DireciO by laws and make such
rules regulations and do such acts in relation 10 the mana
OF the company. IL shall consider desirable.
BY order " the Board VI Directors.
- HALSEY STEVENS Secretary
HARTFORD Conn, March 49, 1873.
CALIFORNIA and DETERMINING STOCKS.
- We buy and sell Mining stocks
the san FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
and NETWORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
or elsewhere. executed by daily commission
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY & CO.
Pankers Brokers and Auc0neers. No. AZ Pine st. N Y
10 Established y yeaTs.-eJ
Messrs \ H. NicJay an IT, are both members OF the
New-York Mining stock Exchange.
CTTY of LYNN, MASS.-pROP0SALS for
~ WATER aud MUNICIPAL LOAN.-$22J,OoD. Bids
VIII FOR Committee Finance till noon, SAT-
URDAY March % 1873 tor - $1,000 coupon interest
bonds municipal loan becoming due Ia the year S9s in
~ yer per payable In Apn and october
in year. 30 - 600 coupon interest bonds water
oah) becoming in the 1893 80 $1,000 IN the year
1905 80 ~ 00J IN the 1911 interest payable IN July
and January OF each year al the rate OF per cehn Per
Proposals will be received the whole part of the
s22j0O0 the committee reeryng the night TO reject any or
all bids.
OF cyisting indebtedness -o0n to n tlre.
Aidr proposals THOS. b. HIT, City Ire surer.
Ifpua.nl - -
Variation 1871 IA D1o33J ~
Water loan 92l,jO0 90
water rates in 1877. s6i.O2j) .
Municipal .-... .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

H supreme Court Of the state Of NewYorkThe farmers
Loan and Trust Company pAnth ,ast me Er,e hllWIy
drendcnts BY virtue Of and
O foreclosure and sale rendered 1nd
entered p cl Term u the said supreme Court IN the
9Cilun the seyeuth day of November A d.,
appointed therein 10
sc singu ar the premises franchises and
property both real, aud cntlOnt III the
iant IN action and mentioned In the said judgment ant
decree being the mnREtd or nt"ndcd 40 10 DC 70 we
planilT Farmers Loan and Trust Company By mort
the fourth day Of February, ~ d. lol
notice that the twenty NTH day OF March
In The wear 47S at - O'Clock noon the Aerchants' TX
Bernard Smyth, NuC One-r shan proceed 10 sell
and shall sell NJ public auction - the highest Der iof cash.
The following described property All and sins ular the rail
Of Including llcrUOnf on the
Hudson River and including the mai termiru. q the sad
railway Lake Erie and the railway known ~ the new
BIanch Newburg 10 lhe man ne aud also al
thc re Railway extending from Hornelsyie T, Africa m
of Now YORK; an Also al other RAILWAYS h"OisIg
company the Sta-a oi NeW1ork Pvui1' anna af
with IA the lan' tracks,
nr rails hr1gr- dngs piers, wharyr slruci uics
walls franchises, privileges ana
said ami also all the locomotives en-
furr crrd mater ala coal wood and supplies NJ
every Kind sDpertauing 10 the said company
tolls. Issues and profits Arising out oi -ld
the
al he estate right and AMI remainder II
terms. franchises, privilege nights OF acton 81 "iaIo
~ t1ili, conveyed OF h-s5NF
unto New York nnt Erie Railroad tompany or unto e
frie RAILWAY Company The Union Railroad Company. ~
the Buffalo New York and IIia Railroad Company, ny
fhc Ruflo Bradford and Pt-burs Railroad Company by
aud Genrsee valley Ran uai Company ana ~
fe Long Dock Company also 81 aud singular the ctcs 10
ge stocks bonds book a,cuuuts b- receivable and 0ther
evidences Indebtedness. -aAhO estates contracts and
Other prog in the sand Judgment mentioned. D.,
Given under m hand the city Ct New YORK tLs
twenty lIat day Of January, =. ~ lNI-.
GEORGE IICKNOR CURTIS. Referee
TURNFR LIE & NcCLrEP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
i II\IS.

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AID ROYAL MAIL SfEAMEfS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIN ERPoOI~ .
Nouce-The steamers Of this Line take the Lane Routes
recommended by Ieat MauIy Us " Oh both The out"Ad
and homrwisd voyages. 49,, no n . -.
BEITANN saturday Malcl 20 y i'
CELTIC Z iTsslIy Mar % lol y ~
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER ,..
These steamers IN size and unsurpassed IN up
rointlueuts The SALON. SiatcrOous smoking ana Bath
rDs arr ~ aced amdshps. whore the noise and motion arc
least fe anordng degTee oI comfort hitherto nnattahao1e
RAiEs-Saioon, $50 $50 and 500. gold Return Tickets
o favorable teIua. Steerage, rs.
Tor pectiDn plans other informaton Apply at the
Cunpan,'s offices 80. 81 Broadway. New-l ork
Il. J CORrIS Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE n. l.. March l6.-Print Cloths market dr
throughout the week with dropping prices Quotations we;
close 3Lc asked to 3ac offered for best Extra al
STANDARD 6iX64 3sc asked &C. offered for 66A6O goo
Sales Of the week. 81 900 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These Grst-clas steamships IL regularly at p NJ, from
per No. b North River as follows; -. -. m
FrDAN. March I'D
Accommodations For freight or passage apply 70
WILLIAM p CLYDE & CO. No Bowinggrech
MCKELLER. LULING Il CO.. Agent, IN Havana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

cabin Passage @j5, 500 SO according TO staeFOOn;
Storage .26 Intermediate $40. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

~ BETWEEN NEW-NORk AND HAF RE-
Pier OF Company No. AZ North River, foot Of M1rtonst
FRANCE, Trutiel Wednesday March 90 $50 A. m
PFREfRT. Daure. Wednesday, Arr IT, p m
freight and passage at Philadelphia apply TO Aon1o
ShOtwel . Chesnut ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Gapinss Banks.

CECOND DIVIDEND.-Deposit in Freed
~ mans Savings Bank NAV sendabooks TO e. L. HARRIS,
Banker, sos Broadway, cor. Bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18

u Bt 10 Amerlcan Packtt NOiIPdIly $ I.Il6
for PLYMOUTH. CHEBBOURG and HAMBu re;
simultaneous. March u FRISI APRIL
GFIIERT.. March - IOLSAriA....--.-Apr il IL
Rates pa sage Pymouth london, CherbOurg Hamburg
aud ali points En- gland, Scotland and Na!es FIRST cabin
gold 800 second Cabin gold, $50 Steeraee currency So
RtNHARDT & CO, C. 3. RICHARD lOAN,
General Agents, General Passer ger Agents
81 Broad a. New York 81 Broadway, New-YoTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Orean Glsumers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
- FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERfCA
FLAG. Sailing every THURSDAY from Philadelphia an
WEDNESD tY from Liverpool
sARMATIAN sails March 20, 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
Dipioen0 Notices.

Diploeno Notices.
OFFICE OF DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY r. r. CO..
81 Wiliam-st. NEW. YORK. March "a, 1873
NOTICE-A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
~ THREE PER CENT has declared the stock OF
this company payable 18TH day OF Apr next at the
office OF Messrs jesup Patton Co.. stockhoer registered
books will DO closed
the lst, and reopened the 18th OF April neNt.
J. b. DUM0Nf, Treasurer
MOOSE MEJsG CoYPANY,l
NO. 81 BROADWAY. NEwYoRK, March 2, 1873. 8
THE MOOSE MINING COMPANY OF Col
l. OradO has declared Its regular quarterly
DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF PER CENT
its capital stock payable the 5th INST, the office Of
the company Transfer books VIII close on the 18th is aud
the 18th inst
II ). BRADFORD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-18
ENMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
rORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y STEA uSI(fP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTIIA vPTON AN D BREMEN: -
COMPANY'S PIER foot ~ SECOND-sE, HOBOkEN:
WF~ER.......S sat. Mar. % WEkDER ....s1t ApTI,9
nos sat Mar 30 HERNANN....Sat. April y
RATES OF PA SsAGE from NFW.YJRK TO sol rHAMP
TON, HAVRI. OR BREMEN 80. .oo =.
FIRST CABIN. 500. gold SECOND CABIN sou, goli
STEFRAGE go, currency. -.
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid Steerase eertih
$50
FOr freight passa ge apply 70 49, . IT,, -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
Presbyterian Doctors -. women.

Chicago lntcr-Ocean.
The Rev. Mr.. Jasper, from his pulpit
1T Richmond, grayely announced that
"this visible earth do not move,' but "the
sun 90 move To prove his assertions
be brings weighty passages OF Scripture,
and claims to annlhIlate the heresies of
his opponents. The action of the Pres
bvterian General Ascend bly, at Pittsburgh
should encourage Brother Jasper. To
the wise brethren of the Assembly this
earth has not moved for 200 years, and
they have not the least desire to give It a
start. We do not use the word wise in
any other than its real meaning, for we
are assured that the present Assembly
has more than the ordinary wisdom
Of such bodies, and combines IN
It's members culture and acquire
ments of high order. And yet
lust such bodies often make the mos.
guevous mistakes. While we have not
before us the inmate OF the official act
setting forth the views Of the grave body
gpon the right of woman 10 occupy the
sacred desk, Yet we have enough in the
three hours of grave discussion to come
to an upuI q. As the wording OF this
decision O., the General Assembly has
been rr..rr.i to the Rev. j. Raston
smith. ,.o. according to our correspon-
dent. IS - .eumephobis', and would not
allow woman so much as to teach q
class IN ms Sunday School" we can
readily believe that q strong expression
was Intended. The Inter Ocean only
speaks the sentiment OF the culture and
the Christianity Of the age, when it de
msrds the education of the race without
regard to sex, and the largest liberty to
speak and act rs conscience msy dictate.
knowing well that there are different
snberes of action snd occupations adapted
especially TO each sex, we are willing 10
trust woman TO choose for herself, and
always rejoice when new field opens to
her u broader -osd to happiness snd use
fitness in the great work Of lettering the
world.
In heather nations woman is a slave
and drudge and it is the boast of
Christianity that she is made the equal
OF man; no; physically, perhaps, but
mentally and morally, most certainly.
The lovers of the race can only rejoice at
the different avenues which have opened
ND to women AS her education has fitted
her for their enjoyment. Who dares to say
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
To Whom it May Concern.

ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY CLAIMS
a against Neil MCNaghteu, deCeaS 1t, or
his heirs, will present them or adjust
meut, on or before the 10Th day of June,
1878, as no accounts will be allowed after.
wards, T. SWEENEY.
Executor of Neil MCNaghten, decd,
WHEELING, May -, 1873. ma2gIu5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31

s--,. -' a.. that has been said about
&..,r 'eaUctlons,' the Grand Cen
t,g.,GIn y tirst-clsss hotel in New
4 IA aA' made a sweeping reduc-
ia s o"gTs drst-class accommodation
~ sud $500 per dsv,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
'''menu by the WaysIde.

r. '... Saturday Night.
ana gate-keeper on the Na-
,as has been removed for dead
~s' sweetheart. She never TOLD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
a CARD.

0IO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss Of
manhood, &C., | will send a recipe that
will cure you, Free of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered 10y missionary in
South America. Send seli-addreSSed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph 4. Inman.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
college,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE,

TAVING BEEN APPOINTED AS
II slgnee of W. J. sitter, all persons
owing said sitter will please call and SET
tie their accounts, and ali persons having
claims against him please present them
for adjustment. JOHN 5. NANLOR,
ma2SOawt 1909 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-31
FOR SALE.

THE TWO STORY BRICK BUSINESS
House, No. 1920 Market Square. -
Has been occupied as Saloon and Ii%TE
Restaurant for years. Will be sold at
a price that will be good investment to
ihe purchaser. Terms easy. Good reasons
for selling. Enquire of
W. II. HALLER & CO.,
ma2leOdta lOiS Market Street.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

james River. from Richmond TO City
Paint. . distance BY water Of sixtY-6ye
miles, is excessively crooked, .he distance
In an air line being little more than twen-
W miles Below Chafans' bluff. the dou,
bilags fsl aipaings become marvellously
sinucds. ati the head Of the boat turned to
all points Of the compass successfully. The
aim Of our excursion was Datch Gap. q cut
which ben Butler. then III oofhtsand Of this
Yankee forces. proposed as liseans to cut
the gordian knot which tied him up on lie
James as effectually MS he had been bottled
up q. the mouth Of the Appommatox. At
this point the river made u huge bend to.
wards the South. and bearing round in
course, Of seven miles, returns almost 10 the
same so. Within this bend on lloWlet 8
farm was formidable Confederate Battery.
situated on high bluff whi;b Ben never
could get by; and he addressed hi:nself 70
the work ofcatting through the meek. lie
was still woiri dby the shells from the bat.
terry, and though he eventually made his
canal. it uas never Of use to him. n
After the war. the City Of Richmoid.
With some aid fiom rhc Government. ~ en-
ed /, far navigation. aud il is now the regu.
lar channel for mos. of the river craft.
There was something very startling in the
passage through the Gap. As We ap pproach-
ed il the river bore away sharply TO the
right. while the boat was steered gently 10
the left. Aired lantern pointed TO the en-.
trance of the canal. Fifty yards farther on
another red light showed where il desouch
ed into the river again. and in scarce two
boat lengths. without change in eonise.
the steamer was heading her way up stream
back again to the city. The passage acrvss
the neck j. about two hundred feet the
distance around il seven miles. Half an
hours run brought as back to the first light.
in the meantime passing the terminus Of
the rail road to the ln,rr ll.ll coal pits, q,
which several vessel. we're laading aud af-
ter a very interesting rip Of altogether
about three hours the Ariel landed the ex-
eursionists safe aud we'll plea.cd sr l;ock.t,s
And such are few Of our observations
aud experiences in the very pleasant Mer-
chauts Exrursn to the City "f RiciiHoud.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
JULIAN :. CARR.

A correspondent in The R,leigh Ne,cs
writing from i'harcl Hill pays our towns
man. Julian ). Carr. the following hand.
s"Ine compliment :-TvJncO Pint .~
The nh~t inter- s,ng aud sugr"s ,irg
sutject 10 us just now is the coming election
'rRaHs'SSSiEf1:aa;st iSr 10 Congress; feel rha,
there ronld mt have been IN any respect
better selc tim than our burner frll.w.ci.
tizen. Jali4E =. Carr. lie nj GIL the
P"st With hon"r. giving his constituents
cause Ia eengrs nlsie themselves that he !.
their ch@cn rrirrssnisti,e. lie will be
the haIry cho'cs "f the pepple With his
friends and o,mpanio,s he Is always faror.
itr. shd y iralv the friend Of the p.or.
MI vim are n~edy aud Apply To him are
'ure "f MT hcibg iurari aaay ssnpiy hand.
ed. aud inderd il is not necessary fr him
TO Away know ihase whnm lie as.ist.. Tor
the right hand knywsih not what the left
dasih > Win .ne ace"rd. ri.h and i.1r.
white aud black. Julian ). rsrr j. the
eL"Ice aud has pnr most cordial support.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
state Of North Carolina, ! s...,.., 20, ,,,.,,

State Of athCanlila, J sp.,.., ,.,,,,,, Con-,
ORANGE COUNTY - ="
Rehecca Bacon. Mary. ..Dorteh. levi VII
ker. William Walker. John Usrden and
wife sally Walker. Thomas " Ro.
berts. Francis loher.s. Jane. r..
berts. Mary Roberts. I.,ui.s r..
beris. Margsrot RaberIs vii.
Iism Wmds aud wife Dems.
Tices wo.,d. Adam Ding.
lass aud vito Mary
Douglas.
,,,. duiHt .r.....s
William Y. Darfch'
PstitiDH ~ seH htmi fpy p.,e,ys,,
,aplrafing 10 The saiistarti,,n AZ ths ta,,r,
= unaL lhr defendant WiLlua y .purcl !. 4 as,s
iM ~ IHs state aud has an iIfeu,st n tI,e
lore ordrrsd ly tie tu,lrt il,It nii,,',,i'.s -
iia,lr in The lli.bof0 lleeofsrr. n..,,.,,.,,,.'.
phLithed ~ liill.borp fur sIx sIIrres.Ire H.rt.
inx ihe sald tskpnshns io H. ami an,,ear H.,
,oIe ibe I'm " our sUpprior toIr, ior Ilr,n..
nnnlv ~ hl. nfisy W Iii-lprs, On IN. ss,rl go,
Is's. 70 pFad asusr nr tIeIntlr b. the en,snl.,,
w W W. sane wfil b. bea Il exuarls and 4 ,icrpns
pl,inl WV P'se' "''M cont
:. WMue.s i;eorge Laws CIrra, sl,psrk,r co,u.
" ofssv ~ hiikt0ro stii .laly lg-s.
"-a aaoEO. LAwS. Cfsyk
'o'y ~ .. 9 Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
FAr,L RarrLksSakE fhrR; -Asen.
-. III, fr.,,,. ~ .s,a:, a. .Jla. pE,,,,s

FAT,L RATTLEsSakE MTR; a gen.
tleman Just from Lack woad folFs; l'funs
wick county. informs Us ~ = sad instance
Of the fatal effects nf a rattlesnake bite. Mrs
Ro~ena Drew. wife Of Mr.. Christopher @.
Drew. Of that place, was ont in her garden
picking heans. on Tuesday morning last,
abont 8 o'clock. when shA was hi,ien IN the
left leg. just below the knee. BY what she
Represented to be large snake. 4 phyi-
clmn wns Immediately sent for. WIN resorts
ed ra al the nsnal remedies in such cases.
but without avail. the unfortunate lady
breathing her last on Wednesday marning
at 3 o'elock. or exactly twenty. four hours
after she was bitten. he ,hy was
confident frnm the character o. the wound
that the patient was s,nne BY . raitlesnake.
Mrs. Drew. who was higil, esteemed in the
community. was only about ~ years Of age
having. beer married little less than two
years. and leaves one small ch Id. not quite
year old She Was daughter of Mr.. j.
NJ. Galloway. os l.ockwooi's Fal.y. Great
sympathy is felt in the community for the
hereaved husband and his motherless child.
vii. STR. #H f.t
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
NOT SOLD YET.
MY STEAM
KOOI CARDING MACHINE

CEDAR GkyeB GisErGfS 10. N. ii:
i,E now Ii sbIcnaiu ordtr md 1 AM prepaf:
"A e,i to do Nork fIfM eanhot lc e2cene,i.
have Burner and Picker nitaclsetl % my
Marhna, tlnrrly saving the labor of Picking W
Isurring y0ur Nool bcinre bringing u Ebr Card.
ing. II II important that the Wool slsoilld be-
ashrd and creased before being brought 10 the
Machine. using one pound oi Grease 10 Ten
peuniis nf wool.
TERMs:-whiie Wool. Eigln ctsor one FiaR
ffts wa,L
i'ooreti Wool Twelve and q half cents.
am selling Wool h,ils at 30 rrnis per p0nnd.'
4 will take In exchange for c5rdig. COrny
Wheat or Bacon. sfsf's
merit them In the future, i.conIdenily ask con,
tinilanee " the patronage of The generous amt
,'pp'' n kIEXRxDER wII.KglssON.
Afsv q I'm. cedar Grove.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

MANCHEsrER. .tug. 1.-THE Man
chester Gmniii,m's London crresponisn,
saws il j. stated In well.informcl circles
that Admiral ll"rnl,y has been ordered by
telegraph that rs soon ms the emhsrka,inn
Of the Russian Imrerial Guard has been
completed. he shall Withdraw his seciiun n
tie British feet from Prince leland. in the
Sea Of ,laimora. to Gsllipoli. but no. retire
10 the Mediterranean until the remainder
Of the Russian troops retired west Of Cha'alja
AMI the Turks are securely in Possession nf
those works. lie will then leave q snffici.
ent number Of ships at Gallip"li and in the
Gulf of Saras 60 maintain tie invio' o'obiliiy
Of the peninsuls until all the Russians are
beyond Adrianople, or across the Balkans
LoSDoR. Aug. l5.-Adsiees received
by way ii C"nsianti.iple cay that GeBeraI
Sz,pars's division of the Austrian army ii
ocrnpsiio,,. Was defeated near Tuzla on the
Lib af Angnst- after hattie which lasted
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21
OFFICIAL VOTE OF pEReoy

WFEIiIiI EUIE w FEhsFTN.
SENATE. -wilIiamssn. 95I: Graham.
iUi2: Blown. 11g; Mehanr 100
REPRESENTATIVES, .-McGehee, s?s
Hester. col. $40. @@
CLERk. .--iAnsdaIe. II9I; King so
CORONER. .--griicher, $50; Pate.
100; Tober. col. $50.
SUGvEyoR.-T.updord. 'Ii59.
SnERIFF. - l,a,nsti, 1907.
REGIsTER. webb. I7T2.
Solicitor -Strudwick. 1888: Howe.
53I.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-21

Ia. .
AE.ofESiHa or C6OL SfRtao.- We
sre glad 10 learn that Mt'Thos. II Sa,iou
and Others hate presented 10 the ihunicipas
authorities YER, long aud strong faIi,ion,
embracing ihe names oe many Of the pro;
mincni tsA.paye Of the town. praying the
re>ol eninu !. ( TIE. .time-llnored and once n.
nlous t',ml Springs" just " the foot Of
the lane ming upon the street leading
north to the cemetery Workmen we're
sent down Ly the commissioners last Tues-
day. fer the purpose Of examining into the
eofditiun of the spring. which has been fnr
Sears walled and choked mp. i is believed
that IL Can easily be put into renewed life
thus tfosise great eonvr.irnce to the
people ~ that apighborhood as well as revi-
wing M ancient aud sifectiouately~rc
bered l.nl,m,rk fayetteville Gazette. y