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THE INDIANS.

APPRFIIENDED TROUBLE FROM TIE sIoCA-
TERROR IN THE GALLATIN VALLEY.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Goy Potts OF Mon
tana Territory under date OF Aug ~ writes 10 the Sec
rotary Of the Interior as follows:
The presenee Of large bodies Of Sioux Indians on the
Crow reservation, near the Crow Agency, AT tns mt
With what appears 10 be hostile intent mas Irlgheuel
the people of Gaatm Valley 10 snch degree il@t LAT
thew viii abandon the crops and nee WIN ther oost
nro,ry to paces OF safety The assemDngO OF 30 many
hostile Indians so near settement ana 80 soon ar
Inakino succpssful raid mean nothing Out nscnleI
Mai f. d. Pease the Agent came IN from lhe St0w
Agency on The 10TH and says the whole movement OF me
Gi0n1 Indians points 10 a general inhah war On tue
eet.monts The officers OF the lhdlau DeP1i ,
s,e doing all they can 10 aid the military, Odt Ihe
latter IL too weak to give protection 10 N"aeg
40 or no miles long | am organizing the setAers anu
armug them hut have 40 authority 10 pay OF sunsist
them. l shall take no steps oWdLu Ca.iS 6r VII, 'e ,
into active service until have und0uDted authority rom
tne war department our greatest need mere Is more
troons and hone Sherman VIII send US Tue COIN
mander OF the 2d United states Chvafy. ! VIII eaNe
b m tl morninC the tiallatn and the Yellowstone
-, H e Tor myself and give directions To peo
NE sbaI report 10 you from time to time the sltua-
ton Is the mHter Is one tAaV De4onss 10 {oL' - pi
uent HLn, with sincere respect ID r ioI's'
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an hour Two or three shots were then fired at
saDlne without hitting him. but he turned round
see who had fired one OF the Marshals pary stepped into
the street and fired charge OF birdshc into his face
sabine attempted TO return fire. aim
his revolver load OF bnck,shot from the gun was
fired Into his body, and the murderer fell aud died I'm
about 30 minutes Sabines conduct created intense ex
element throughout the town. but when 1t was known
that the ruan was dead all relieved and 9rati1ed
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under the impression that she Buren,
barger's daughter; that when Coburn found out
thn she was BluffenEarger's wife he slipped card Into
her hand with words on il 10 the eec that ne cohurn)
would not marry while she tDlrs. BufenDargeD was
married woman. -, ,, ,
on the eross-examination witness said that Mr. and
Mrs Bufnnbarger seemed TO live happily together
and she anything to disturb heF cohuee' J"
Mrs Buffrnbarger -
Two or three livery stable OF Losion were exam
ned AZ 10 the frequency of COlbuThs visits 10 Mrs
Bufenbarger during ae life OF her first husband, Dt
they did not establish more than two or thae yists
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r,,r ,or,T1c CARNIVAL AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, n. s., Aug. 23.-The announcement
., poto,th death az ST. John fell like thunderbolt
ualifax causns intense excitement The second Tyne
crew say RentOrth should not have rowed as he was
s,,,,,.ct to fainting nus under excitement. The
disaster causes a danper 10 the enthusiasm
of the ncquaic carnival which had otherwise az client
p nv of The contests, and the programme for the
~ is di.arrangd, Anticipating the advent OF suspicious
cllractcrs ~ special Oieo nave Deoh '"oh III 10 coh
,r,n.r nlliN ON IueedAy.
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TIE APPROACHING ELECTION.

The election will be held on Wednesday, Sep
enher 8. Congressman, full State ticket Judges OF
The Supreme Court and Legislature. win be chosen.
The term Of the Governor in this state Is four years
The Legislature will elect United States Senator in
place OF Senator Cornelius Cole Republican. One-third
Of the state Senate hold over vote will also he taken
on the proposition to fund the present seven per cent
state debt 5i9lOO into long six per cent gold bonds,
and on proposed amendment 70 the State Constitution
forbddIng the Legislature 10 make any appropriation OF
money FOR any purpose, extending over longer PERI
than two years.
The following is list Of the nominations Of both
al mar
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barometer corrected for temperature and elevation
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a, 1s71--l a. m
Synopsis for the past hoentyfour hours
THE area of high pressure which was, Tues
do,' rh. or New Ed gland and Maryland has moved
so1tbward ana tue barometer is falling over that
region. A. c,r,b Allan.
tic States but the pressure has fallen somewhat over
lower lakes. -. g. ,bo so,.b ~,
the Atlantic coast and cloudy wea Ger Win h1n rah
now reported from Connecticut 20 VhH , D, ,,,,
Clear weather prevails from Lake l. uoi 70 ~ %
and westward and the is rsna ~ tue north
west.
PrObdbilihes. 49,,
Clear sd partially cloudy weather without ma'eIal
change probable for the country west Of the b'ue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains Thursday. Falling
barometer with continued cloudy weather, is probable
from Maine North Carolina. No serious disturbance Is
apprehended for coasts.
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FIRST PAGE. The Indians.
Editorial Notes The Rnderpest;
Foreign News. Marriages and Deaths.
Washington. Announcement.
Miscellaneous News y. Y. wholesale Prices
New-YoTk city News. Of Country Produce.
SECOND PAGE. Chicago Live stock Mar
Lillian. an" - --'1' 'N' Abilene CKan) Live stock
Personal. Market.
New Publications. European Markets
Jcnersons Dor este m SINH EA1h .h an
Life. The Farmer Feedeth AL
The Westminster Review Agicutura;
Reton Coi1net nd Correspondence Of the
other Artificial stone. Farmers CInb.
Advertisements lmoush the n'Sii' ~
THIRD PAGE. Among the Peach Or
The North-west. Denver.
General Notes. - sESENIh fA"h'
Commerce as a Pursuit. Home Interests
IronClad Churches. cream oi the al III
H0'nSrSns SoTsfu PAGE Farmcrs' Advertisements.
Editorials: Real Estate:
AN Appeal TO the Repub- Adyertisements.
icars Of onr state The Dry Goods Trade.
Tn, Financcs Nrw-IOrk Horse Market.
This hi Years Elections. New; York Cattle Market
NJ Iiobt on !, Dark Displayed Advertisements
saul Among tho Commercial Matters.
pronlets Grain, Provision, and
TIE sael Canal Enter Other Market. Nh
nrise Boston Live stock Mar
National H,Sl and Municipal r. kSt. ,,,..o.,
TIIs II "one'" Albany live stock Market
fIru PAGE. Bnnalo Lave stock Market
po,,tiraL Albany Lumber Market.
ronsnmptlon of Liquors Cotton Markets
In the United ktlths AdveTtistntniS:
" THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
60 pruted on large dOlbe-medium sheet, making eight
M es of six broad columns each II contains all the n
Irostant Editorials published In TIE DAILY TRIBUNE.
xcept IN oe Of merely local interest; also Literary aud
scientific lnte gcnce; Reviews OF the most interesting
and Important New Books; the Letters nom our large
corps of co ondents; the latest received ny
elegsp ph from Washington ana all other parts OF the
world; Summary OF All important intelligence IN ths
city aud elsewhere; synopsis Of the proceedng- OF
o1gIess aud state Legislature when IN session tOteSu
New; exclusive Reports ot the Proceedings ot me
,r.,f 81
FrlIt ard other Uorcultnfl and A2r cultural ItoiLi-
tjon essential ccunfr, rr~idenisi veterinary pep,
mont. stock Financial cattle Dry Goods, ahd ',oelt'
~. 81 l,.lII. making Do both Tor Fdrcty and CON-
l.etsues altogether the most yaIushle. tIeyesns auH
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c,a nv 51 majority, the totals being Grant 5i592 Sey
nr "A Os In 1863 the Democrats had clear majority
~ 10 in the Senate. and IN the House. and their cand
Iate for Judge Of the supreme Court full term, was
eieced by majority OF $3.50. In the approaching elec
tion the Republicans are not without some hopes Of
carving the State but they have much 10 overcome
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pASSFNGPPS SiILRD.

POR LTvBRPOOL-In steamship China. Aug 21Ms shnr
sni dsnghter, Ihom Davis jr Mr. AMI Mr., b tnspo VT 'n'
Mrs. william Raphael \. NJ Mussan wife AID tso If p T.
snnson George r. Wright . D. Pratt 4. A Pa't Mr sbA
Mrs. Jose LoarcrO and children msnsrysnt and mSJ " y
rect A. A. Greea and dsngber K H. Lya Jane. Des"is'
Mr and Mr Blstard and children Mr. p H. Piano hr = ~
Prsnoe Mr. Allen Woodruff M H. Bolton NL G. H. idPs nh
John H. KnuAhd Capt Buregh. Mr. Of Mr. T. j. Perns Mr.
Wm b. Morgan NJ NJ p LAetay Mr. John Grenw od Mr. III
Gynn Mr. and Mrs. JaL Hoy and child, infant ami
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-aEroRrEp REprBLcAN DIVISIONS IN SAN Fran

'aEPORTED REPUBLICAN DIVISIONS IN SAN FRAN
CISCO.
san FRANCsCo, Aug. 23.-The division of
The Republicans local Offices and the legislative ticket
oaused alleged by the ineddlng Of George Gorham,
secretary of the United states Senate appear to be In
durable. mass meeting Of dissatisfied Republicans,
last evening. ropudated the legislative and municipal
nominations, and appointed Committee 10 nominate
new ticket. After the meeting airay occurred be-
tween Frank PiXey aud A. j. Bry ant, who participated
ID the meeting and Billy Carr and W W. STOW, friends OF
GOrhau IN which pistols and knives drawn but no
u w. L--ILr
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LoNDoNl steamship Paraguay Aug George Freoch.
w. Colby, Isabel Colby, Oliver Mh NJ. p B0buso-.
Jane Oases, Agnes Oakes, Mlrtha Bell Mr. Su,hsrlsnl
FROM SANTO DOM1NGO-In steamship Pent Aug. 23.nr.
Fsbeu Dominican Minister w Arthur kabeus Alice T. hb-
Hattie Fabeus
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
EsIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
fr0m IN, Netr- York EreniH9 Post


To desire a nomination for President from
thc national Republican party is honorable AMBITION
and the man who Will be truly the choice Of the party can
be elected in 1872. But man who shall be nominated
by delegates elected in packed" conventions can De
eeced II the President is not adyisedh he knows thls
The states In which the Republican party Is divided can
only reclaimed by the party when the Adnnhltratl3
withdraWs from interference In local pohtcs III Nouu
he hollow honOr" 10 obtain the nomination from -uch
delegations az will be sent from Louisiana anu then 10
he defeated at election by the very states IN when
such mea sures have been used 10 control the delegates
we cannot therefore, believe that The Ihddephid Ftss
graceful affair in New Orleans upon the President III
may he tat members Oi the Administration In Washing
tou knew about II and approyedt they might easily
have been deceived to the intentions of the managers
The President has good opportunity 70 correct the error
by removing Casey Packard and Lowell, whO nave
shown themselves 10 Ne unfit to hold Office SO the ques-
ZION returns: What will he do with them !
COPPERTEADISM IN ONO
From The Cincinnati Enquirer. .
probably nine persons out of ten II II could
he krn oui of partisan politics believe In giving 10 tue
hondhoIder what we agreed to give him, or whdt ne
fo"ned us-not one cent more, He never l2Ss "a gyl
an ;se ,-" and M liant complain II that s
na he gets I'm return To say that Is necessary thal
we should pay 81 for when we never agreed 10, III
order TO improve credit in the future Is all 00s az
in would he the act OF fool and would rather nure our
credit The financial system that created the oeDe
anon ld be continued till the debt Il disposed or 10 IL
fba currency borrow and to contract IL 70 pay is
n"t comm1n sense The gold payment OF the bonds az
No OH pnn- has been nothing but huge sWlndie, ana
those concerned il 1t have been thieves ana robbers
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PRICE FIVE Cent?

,-,,u q. FoR SALE BY ALL SEwsE,Hs
,y 10y "' ~ per year Terms cashI IN advance. Ad-
"hoS' THE TRIBUNE. NeW-Yort.
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H1IIuGtlye WEEKLY NEWSPAPER publthed In the world.
ne run Reports OF the American Institute Farmers
r ' s s'I iie various Agricultural ReIOrs, n each
~ ".e IIcIIy worth years subscrLptton.
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, U. S. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll4I
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT,
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Wedding and Visiting Cards Ius Stamping Note Psosn
Wx EyKRDELLs sOss lN PVLToS,. Or pgres CAsscs
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TROUBLE AMONG THE WARD POLITICIANS
BOWLING VERSUS BRENNAN-A REVOLT AGAINST
TIE SHERIFF.

TIE SHERIFF.
Judge Bowling and Sheriff Brennan are at
last on the brink of quarrel and the fight threatens to
be rather sharp than short Brennan has for many years
held the leadership Of the Sixth Ward as Chairman Of
the Democratic General Committee, and this position he
is anxious 10 retain in his interest by placing Den
mis- Burns IN the vacant seat. in addition to this he
also wants individually the charmanship Of the Demo
cratic General Committee OF the Twelfth Ward. The
Democratic leaders Sixth Ward say that long
Brennan was n resident Of the Ward they had less OBJ
lection to his taking the leading position, hut now that
he has changed his residence they demand tat ne sha
conflne himself TO his immediate District ana not
meddle in matters that ought not 10 concern him. Judge
Bowling claims the leadership OF the sixth a. his fgh
power" in the Sixth Ward is working zealousy for
Brennan but Judge Bowling Is backed in the night by
Morgan Jones and Alderman Conan.
OF points at Is the nomination or can
ddate for Assembly. Brennan wishes to control the
Sixth Ward in order put a Sixth Ward nan OF his
own choosing into the place; whereas bowling. Jones
and Conan say that the Fourth Ward Is entitled 10 me
office and that II they have the leadership the Fourth
Ward shall have the naming Of the man.
Brennan's opponents further say that ne, having had
nearly 25 wears office ought to give They assert
that he Is controlling twenty times the amount OF
patronage which due, and that be uses every office
he influences TO draw presentations from his foowers
The leading voters the Sixth Ward canvassng the
matter very actively and the result VIII evlehty De
brisk ght. Brennan IL determined 10 hOd ms own, anu
few days ago sent of the Sixth ward men ana
tried TO bring him back his allegiance, but Iale o
the other side one Judge DOwlings court appOlnees
Is fighting under the Brennan flag despite the 1act that
the Judge hold, him in the palm OF ms mana, anu cou
soueeZe him il he would How the quarrel VIII end
nobody knows, but from appearances Just hO"' Ihe
chances sC..I IN favor OF DOWllns
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Parsons Purgniiye Pilfs-Ber family Phyae 20 ia bsL
sHERDAss CAylLRs tvSDros PovDE e! HeFs-. soetN
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Gpetial Nolllfs

Second Assembly DISTRICT Union Repubiicnn As-oci-
ZION VII tH 'her rr,uhr Month Mecng hesqussr El.
Hole Pearl THURSDAY EVENING, ACA = lo' ~
o'yock. NAkh LANloAN F''sea~
R,S,sg D @ sSLSiyaS. LAC secretaries
Pennsylvania MiIiIary Academy,
CHESTER DELAWARE COUNTY PENN.
For Resident Cadets oHl!D
TENTH ANNUAL OPENING SEPT.
Thorough instruction in CIV, Rnysedug ths nsS'A'''' ''i S'
ul Sciences. the ...c. an gsss by Wet P00' s'-e' AA
other competent Professors
Col HYATT sbestths ST. SicboA' Hotel 10 Ss'i0 % FH'
nay The 2s te,sea the hou Of fio' n aud R n" al ' e't
-, g.. -. .,,,, o., o,he-. on oGes business
Pocket Edition
Of the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
WESTERN STATES
Is uos ready.
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,,, "A ia RDAl, Ags. sii, 0i close a. us ol -Utt.
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CopPERurADIsM IN ONO.
POLITICAL NOTES.

It's said that Humphrey Marshall is preparing
a speech on the political siuatloh anu ~ % nn'ou 'n"'
he will supper. the New DrPai'Wc'
The Republican Senatorial Convention OF the
yyXIIId Ohio District nominated ID. W. Howard OF
Fulton County and H. p Gage of,HancocR County, yes
terday candidates for Senators
Beverly seaboard town OF .Old Essex, Is
the first TO choose delegates TO the Massachusetts Repub
can Convention in favor Of Gen. Butler II was sup
n0scd that this town would give It's support 10 Dr.
LOring.
The Democrats of Mariposa County, Califor-
MIA have declared by resolution, that they accept the
platform adopted by the State Convention as pVhtca
necety hut repudate the prevalent idea mat the sew
eral amendments 10 the Constitution are thc EdtuIa
and Legitimate results Of the war. Tbey also pledged
themselves TO do whatever they can 10 restore Tue
Government TO its original status
As regards New York's preferences, The Ertn-
ina Post expresses the opinion that Gen Grant he re-
nominated the most earnest Republicans III the state
viii accent hiIn not As their choice but only as the last
resort 10 prevent the defeat ot Repubhcan pTlclpes
and then with little hope Of carrying TINS STATE of NM
unless against very bad candidate ana very Dau
platform"
The organ of the intractable Democracy OF
Ohio. the Yapoleol North West says Gov. Holman IL
"played out" The Republicans set trap for him and
caught him This great newspaper puts up one Demo
cratic candidate FOR the Presidency, and puts down two.
s follows IL T. frLi belief that MI PeIdleton IL
@ f ihe tronges man spoken OF Tor President. As 20
Tieudrcks br has strength out % lnldph, ana nc
owes all the little prominence he ms 10 the Puns ol ,ne
RcpubIlcan press Hancock IL not 10 be onght or lie
Was a party to the military murder oi WHO" suii"I
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The New Di.infectant, Bromo

The New Disinfectant, Bromo Chloralun, is sdartsd
70 all conditions where prompt deoionng and d.ucoa
sary II entirely oo harmless contains posqa and being
.v diluted when cheaper other articles Prepared ouJ
BY TILDEs Co.. No. I76 wiLna+., Nsslc,a Sold BY Drug
ei.ts generally. tr' -
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Charles Magnus, lawyer of No. TAT Ave. b,
cut his throat last night, causing dangerous wound
He attended by Surgeon Waterman, and then taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
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Ia the lid Congress District the candidates are me
same Ia 1865 when Sargednts majority CorOth
Was $40 Tue iId District IN 1sGS was closely con
vested, the Democratic majority being bat pa The st
District was Democratic by 1851 majority.
Al me election Tor Governor, ~ 1861, GOv. Haght
citei taG05 votes plurality ~ P5fC over George g.
GuIuau, lAc guar l.. .uIigaL candidate. e. 4. Fay
JL1gpoi4CLt Eep.J.ld4 cans f5it, received XD-a A.
LAs kIos 1eEtai eecOH IA L55. Gen. Graut UIEod tue
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ia, taken his stand It's stubborn, nay, mvincislo

has taken his stand = It's stubborn, nay, invincible
In his Inaugural addressed TO the old Committee on
the 5th OF January 1871 he said am not hero 10
pute either the authority the wisdom. impart
suspect the motives OF others those who want nothing
but Justice DO not Jump bndly to the conclusion that
State Committee will earnestly desire TO do right aud
will not make haste 10 disorgaze under tie plea OF re
as friend meets friend, with earnest intent TO dspe dis
trust by mutual explanations, and to harmony by
an exhibition or good faith and good will Let me here
say frankly that for one. shall no case dispute the
authority nor defy the mandates Of tho State Committee
though 1t should direct that this Committee be dis
banded superseded. During nearly forty wears Of
political activity was never yet identified with con-
testing delegation; aud am too old now begin"
And later on the 9Th of April, lS7l-ahough not yet
discerning to ] uHo Grouhd OF the action OF me % saio
resolution, which was rejected by vote OF 81 In the
negative against in the Affirmative.
Resolved That this Committee believing itself the regular only
orsn,on oi n ,oe & Pqos1. o. @ y 'e C and Comfy Of NT lo
pressy authorized to 10 BY tie Of State will yet
synse T a .I sDJ sns 'S ia s. done o. 5 d . @
noting The Republican cause aud We therefore TO The eorsan
operate With Mr. William odon in eaectng it
After the details Of the work had been Effected he It
was who presented to the old Committee the following
resolution, which was unanimously adopted:
Rs,o.fa That onh5s ~ m ee jace and drment o. onr ke
shall be distracted be in peyent place
next State Convention, whatever that Judgment be.
Ina few weeks the State Conyention win assemble
fresh from the people, and will record judgment
factiOn-Or whether IL is Indeed instrument It, II not
abused work out the grand problem which Is before
To-day gentlemen, you are duly organized Accord
Ing To the mandate Of the State Committee the functions
and authority OF the Old Committee have ceased and all
authority for conducting the affairs Of the Republican
party in this City and County Of NewYOrk is committed
10 your hands These are pregnant words III you real
ze their meaning, fan not TO make noble Of the
opportunity. Regardless OF personal ends, shape all
your actions so that the world may say surely this
great nation is a wise and understanding people!"
At the close OF Mr.. Townsends speech, the President
appointed MIR. White, Col Duganne, and Gen. Arthur
committee TO frame bylaws and rules for the govern
ment of the Committee. On motion Of Mr. White the
Committee then adjourned
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning. and contains, in addition to the general news
a..
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Tho Iytb Assembly District Custom House

Tho INth Assembly DlsliicI NuS'oih- iiouss
Association held last evening It's first meeting since the
reorganization Z g Newins President announced the
standing committees. Benjamin T. Buckman was
elected 10 represent the district In the Young Mems lie
publican state Central Committee. Resolutions were
PASSED thanking Messrs Orton and schultz Tor Their SER
icos aud tbe leading Republican newspapers Of this
- e., O. a. u nm, frar1la ~ the Tammany leaders -
indorsiue President GIANTS administration on the scoro
a,a r1 ,brnad a. proved by the very cordial manner
IN which Mr. Greeley treated during Ii. recent lrlp
~ M Renuhlc by All civilized countres and
,,i, he ysnonnatiop of Cen. Grant for Pesident in
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CALIFORNIA.

oIlIt :, -
ALoNzo b. CORNELL, Chairman.
LOCKWOOD /. DoIY Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-06-14

ItIs three dollar lne to trot q horse
over the covered bridge at Milton and if
you ride on the sidewalk or blow your nose
on the pavement you are gone up.
JoiIN Lewis who has been living out
South for the last twenty years has return
ed with his family to Durhams there 10
live the balance OH days.
Orb Judge" Case is q revolutionary
soldier that lives near Milton in a little log
hut and when he comes to town about once
a year gets pretty breezy and sings yankee
doodle.
OLD Alfred johnson who is the negro IN
Milton that burnt Abe Lincoln in effigy re-
cognized at once the picture Of Gen. Polk
whom he said he had never seen since he
used to hear him preach down in Franklin
and be staying along with his old master.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1871-06-14

The Raleigh Telegram says that it and
the Rotesonian are the only papers in this
State that repudiate the Vallandigham
platform. We beg, most respectfully, to
ask if the Telegram can give us a better
, National platfofm--one on which the North
as well as the South can stand? If the
South wants to win, it is important to Sc
cure the cooperation Of the Conservative or
Democratic party Of the North. Without
this cooperation, We might as we'll make
up our minds to give our necks to the RAJ
deal yoke until the crack Of doom. The
Vallandigham platform, in our humble
opinion, is the only platform on which the
North and South can stand and pull toge-
ther--the only one that can win If any
man can chalk-out better one. why, out
with it. and let US see it. 1t must not,
however, be platform adapted to the ex-
igency Of Wake County or Robson county
or to North Carolina, alone. 1t must be
sufficiently National to take in the whole
Union.