davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
srArIONRnY Ann JRwKLRY

J.. D. Marshall, Of the aold I'LL Post
once store, 10 sole agent for oil
the Gan francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodlcais,
Magazines. etc.. received - coon ~ pubiishcd.
and delivered In any part Of town. nlank
books and stationery In greet variety. blant
hooks OF every description made tn order ai
mon notice. Ooid and Silver watches, clocks,
and . ane assortment Of Iswelry; repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. large stock
Of toys ami fancy goods. See regular adver'
tisemeut In another column. leio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
]sUPgoCArINa COUGH.

In . letter TO Mrs. Lisle, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor 10 the Western press, she
asehbes the cure Of = dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding II the lungs, To llale's
Honey OF uorehound aud Tar. my cough"
but the Honey OF liorehound aud Tar has
removed every trarc Of IT, The letter was TO
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed II n
the dlsposal OF q. N. Crittsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nno. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
n

Holmes d lawson. OF iis o'Yarsll street,
San Francisco. are now erecting = handsome
monument over tho graves Of Major Yerrsnd
and wife In the Catholic Cemetery at virginia
City. Parties wishing 10 procure monuments
OF any kind will do well and save money by
sddrsssing q note TO W. x. Holmes, lnterns-
tionai lIotei, Virginia. wLo win call u their
residences and show them handsome designs
Of all kinds. Mr.. llOlmes will be at the Cath
ole Cemetery every day this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
Depart.rrs Lass EscninE.

wm,r 1T wAs.--Quite a crowd Of poo.
plo was collected on q street. Virginia.
: this morning. trying to make out some
thing unusual that WIS standing near
the iiag-pole on the summit Of Mt.
Davidson. Some thought tho animal
for such il proved TO be-was an Indian
pony: others. kecner.sighted. took Il to
be u deer. Finally. a man got q tele-
scope, and brought II to berr on the
animal. which proved TO be nothing af.
ter all but a billy-eoat, which Was tied
to the iae.pole. As the grazing Is not
good ON the summit Of Mr. Davidson.
Il Is more than likely that he was taken
Their. last night for the use Of the Ma
SOU to-day.
Tux EVENT or the DAY.-The called
meeting Of Virginia Lodge. No. ,, =.
ani A. N. ON the summit Of Mount
Davidson was. ON account Of its novelty.
the topic most talked 81 ON the streets
IL Gold Hill to-day. We were not pres
ant. but Judge that such n large crowd
WIS never before assembled on that ven-
cradle peak. Tho fact Is ono around
which WEB OF I"niahee can oe woven
III 'ao hs'.' ~ .-.l.m'
W. 49, a.. .n"a ,-t.n"-.,,v
IL the thin. il. by the way. worthy Of
nv
- 49,
iaioe' sAe'eni". 'n'
lumber camps, and other objects OF IN
~isrest. returned TO Virginia last evening.
We have no been favored WIN as'gn'
., ~, ar 49, ~. s.,..,;na 18th n.,n,.i anal
Artificial subjects Of interest.
r,rvv,x.. ,rsuxr, c,,Y-Mr.
kenyon. OF the Lyon County iu"es' "-
quests us to state that the ball Of the
SILVER 'ity fhe pePai,hnsn' VI" ~
Iws.l,ssIay, evening. A cordial iuvi.
tation is extended TO all fremsn and tho
public generally, to attend.
co,xo 20 ,ux v,n--Tbe first section
ii. .,-,.....,p .,o
OF inc pass'nse' ""
romnaniss I. G. and y. i2tL Regiment.
u. \. A.. bound for the eastern eoun-
ties Of Nevada, Ia assist IN ssothing the
Indians in that portion OF the Stale.
.-u,,xu-An assessment Of 60
to- a. isx;sJ nv the Leo
,,,-..cou,.n, See official notice In
aa, a.I,sr,isino columns to-day. The
oaicini notices Of the rescindsd assess
,nents on Imperial and Empire can also
,hrrc he found.
...Th. ~fpr,iturs anil FIX.
-. =, h two. story lodging house
r.,.c,.,b street. opposi,s Yellow
Ja,t.t hoistinc works. Apply soon,
an the premises, TO g.. q. Coddington.
Sec advertisement under head Of "Nsw
To-Day.
DIvIpESp.-The usual monthly diNi'
dend-Si0 per share-of the Consoi
il,ted Virginia Mining Company. was
declared yesterday. payable on Saturday
next. the 18th instant. Nee official
notice In our advertising u
Took TnxIR Pnoros.-we were in
t,,msl This morning that s,me enter.
n,;.;n, artist in Virginia was going ar
Nh Davidson today to photograph the
Masons. and render tho novel mse'nt
"'n'''"
TRAIN LArS.-Ihs secoha seeuon y
train No. ]. from tho West, arriveu a
Reno nearly an hour behinu unis ,n''
n""1anrs, ,,a;n nm the v. & T. being
late.
w., III,
iANts oV 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
uRALrnFUL Ann DRLICI0Us.

most delicious, healthfal, and invlgorating
Summer beverage 10 the sparkling Cronk. sup:
piled by Mrs. Emerron, Main street. uold
Inn. They are farnlphing II 20 all the pllnei'
pal saloons, - well - 10 families and all who
your orders 10 the Mount Vernon noure. and
try . % ,ple Of this popular aud wholesome
beverage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
NEVADA.

rME lNDIAH TR0UBLES.
Msvsassts Of Trssps-Ths Iatisss
Leave (Isvelaadrs Raseh ssd
PatsersAa's htatisn-U. q. Cav.
airy Ea kssts - he frsss-Ex-
e~iteaaens n~ubsiding.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
earn.

To all Who are suferlns from the errors and
isdlserstlons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss NJ manhood, etc.. I viii send
Q recipe that will cure y0u. freq OF charge.
This great remedy wn discovered ~ . mis-
sionary In South America. scnd 9 srlfAd'
drsssed envelope TO the hoy. joseph 7. Imam
station y, bible House, New York City.
anil am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

larro.r.D pAnr 1T n =. x.Arus . CO,
v.~s~~s.v..es-n.L-
hesSsf~ayb1s1eH ~
CALIFORNIA Mann.

.larrosrnn pkny 1T n ?. xzAsue . cal
YesssrAay'ssssek salss.
CALIFORNIA SoAnD.
20 Dayton. az
$40 LADY bryan,t
Ia New YORK. Az
$50 North San Francisco, STE
30 Pin sheridan. sIXe
no Union Con-. N
f45 nsxicAn. lek
$50 hansfsld. sc
% Marks and d.. *
% Golden Chariot. Se
60 RICK leland, .
70 Crown Point. Sax
70 Best 4 b~lehsr. AN
ioo California, 5ik
100 Morning Star. ~
10 Beleher, lsx
is Andcs,3
bCon. Virginia. 100
10 0oald and Curry. Is
80 Cosmopolitan. sc
20 Julia. 49,
~ Yellow Jacket 50
This Mepaisg.
DO Anass. 3 hio. . hts. ., ~.
lSD Heat and Beichsr, M, n
10 California, 81. q hs. toy. 81 IS
IS Crown Point, q, nv. q, M
20 Julia. Con. 81 bt0
is 9ssid : esSs;. 3. isS. mx. ,,y. is
lao Imperial, ~. N
1as Lady Bryan. ~, lilo
80 Uphir, s0k
i5O Mock tsland. = *
40 Moodville. ~, ~ bio. "
20 yellow Jarkst, q, a,3
20 Mansfield. sos
ITO Leopard. IL. II
10 Raymond and kly. II
~ Si-rra Nevada, II. -
Is Occidental.
20 Bsieher, 10
$50 Union ton. ~ b5. ~
~ Insurance. T3c
iuO pro-pscl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08

Rented or sold for essh OF. on Instailnsnts.
Aise % kssA . large stock Of nHkkT MUsio,
and Musicai Instrunsnts. Also 2 lsrEe nc
vslisss' eiIyer.pated ware, Gents Furnishing
ooods, Hats, etc. hannfsetursr OF rnns
and Brackets. apseu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
ugPPROx,s RATING STAND.

HgPPRON's kATiN0 STAND.
The best place In virrisla TO get asousre
meal 10 at Hefron's Rating Stand, in the Pal.
ace naioon, opposite the Postofhee. open
DAY and night. Private rooms Tor ladics. Az
the substantial luxuries OF tne marcy 70 1e
Uojd iIuI friends 70 call and sce him. )ys'
MISUNDERSTANDING
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-08
The Iowa Railroad Law.


Kxoxux. Iowa, Sept. s.-The petition
Of Rutian. n stakeholder Of the Illinois
Central. for an injunction restraining
tho Attorney General from enforcing
the Iowa railroad law, enacted by the
last General Assembly, was argued be-
fore Judge Josrs In the U. 8. Court al
this place yesterday. q. s. Polk, Of Dss
Moines. for plaintiff. and Attorney Gen.
eral Cults for the defense. The case In
wolves some now points in Law which
have never boeu ruled upon. The Judge
reserved his decision In the matter until
a future time.
Sew Ysrk Mate Rspasiteas Csa.
~vsatisn.
SARArooA. Sept. S.-Ths Republican
state Convention began lis session this
msrniug. Hon. Z. d. Morgan. Chair
man Of the State Central Committee.
called the convention to order and made
an address which ELECTED frequent out
bursts Of applause. He said among.
Other things, that The Democratic party
having been successful in some OF the
recent State elections. ours among the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
LOOK or.

A number Of Democratic voters have ex.
pressed their readiness to fall into the trap
set BY the radicals to vote for the candidate
who promises to vote for adjournment when
the Convention meets, provided that party
has majority 10 the Convention. This Is
the plan proposed at the secret meeting at
Newborn. We have before spoken Of it Us
revolutionary, and an audacous act Of null
lifcation If carried into effect.
But the radicals have no idea Of doing
any such thing. They only throw out this
bait to catch such democrats as were ayerse
to the call Of a Convention, and thus get a
radical majority in that body. Once in a
majority they will forget what they promis-
ed. or find some easy pretcxt to continue in
session. Have they not good reason to hold
on? They wish to get hold of the State
Government again, and to retain possession.
One Of the first Acts will be to strike out
Article IS providing for Amendments to
the Constitution, SO as to leave no amend
ing power at all, or else 50 alter the article.
as while pretending to provide for amend
ment. it is made practically impossible.
Then having secured themselves against the
possibility Of undoing what they have DONE
they will proceed to redistrict the whole
State. They will redistrict the Senatorial
Districts. the Congressional Districts, the
Judicial Districts. They will then always
be sure Of the State Senate. They will be
equally sure Of majority in the Congres-
sional delegation, which will assure Nortl
Carolina two or three more negro Represen.
ta,ives. They will Get The judicial Dis
tricts to suit them, aud give US back Tour
gee and Logan aud such like. with Negro
Judge or two in the Eastern counties.
Il is not worth while to suggest any mor'
mischief they will do. The perpetual pos
session Of the State BY the radical part!
must be prevented. The remembrance Q
its years Of misrule should rouse ever,
white man in the State to come to the poll
to avert such calamity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
FEDERAL INTERFERENCE n
THE ELECTION.

last winter at one tine the Federal
Government held out the threat that if the
people &c North Carolina dared to chi. d
Convention it would Interfere and dis
perse it By force. The Government took a
second sober thought and decided it was
not proper % interfere. But though not
interfering with arms, Il is doing 50 10 10
iilsidlous way quite as effective, unless the
people are watchfal, as violence would be-
All over the State the Revenue officers
have taken the field against Conversation +,
some as candidates, all us workers. COL
le.,urs, and assessors, and gaugers and tas
ter, are all hard at work, to beat Conyen.
tim What business have these men in
our affairs. They are government agents,
,lnng the work Of the Federal Government.
Il Is no love for North Carolina that they
do this. They work for pay and their pay
comes from the party that still looks upon
the white men Of the South as rebels. II
these emissaries Of the government, really
our enemies defeat Us in this election. RAJ
dicalism takes new lease Of life. notlonly
| III the State, but in the nation. The eS-
ample Of North Carolina willtc,l upon the
other States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

discharge tho prisoner. and held him IN a
bond Of $1,000 to answer an indictment to
be preferred atthe next tcrlnof the United
States Circuit court.
OMAIIA,iJuly Is. Soldiers Killed .wo
Indians and wounded others IN Little
White Raith river reservation. The In
dams are greatly excited All negotiations
ana the work Of commissioners are Suspen-
ded.
New YoRE. July - The grand jury
has Indicted Louder aud Price for perjury
in he BeecLer case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
DURHAM July 18th.
Corrected BY Reams aud Walker.

CorroN. Raleigh Junu 18th. - The
market firm. receipts light. law middllng>
al la stained At l3as.
We are indebted to the Raleigh News Tor
our Cotton reports.
WILMINGTON. I9th. Cotton quiet. Mid
dlings Iil low niddlings UO'
Norfolk. 18th. cotton quiet. Middlinss
III.
FLouR Flour Markets dull aud prices
rule low. R,leigh, July 18Th, North Ca
rulina S.. OOl9s6.jO.
Provisions. = Raleigh July 10Th. Western
shoulders lOallIe. Clear rib 81. Hams
rs.
Wheat. Richmond 18th. Nomaterial
changes. prices Tor Outh Red and White
ranging between .,lOto Id.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

WASHINGTON, July l5.--The July re.
ponsof the cotton crop have been returned
10 fall 10 the Department uf Agriculture.
showing III improvement u the cotton crop
during June ~ all ,he Cotton States except
Texas. The State aYeragessre as follow /:
North Carolina ID. ~ improvement If 3
per cent Georgia %. improvement 6 per
cent; Florida l0l. improvement per
cent Alabama ID9. Improved per cent
Mississippi los. improved per cent
Louisiana 100, improved 10 per cent |;
lesrs %, declined . per cent; Arkansas
lOl. improved II per cent; Tennessee lOI.
improved 10 PEI cent. Some purtiOns IL
the cOstOnarea were effected with dr5aght
which. however. was less injurious u CT
ton ihan to other crops. Is injuries were
mostly compensated ~ tie opportunity Il
afforded for better working of other crops.
Ii Texas cut-woFms. cotton caieTpilars
aud grasslioppers we're injurious IL some
localities. A few isolated reports mention
eoiion lice. but insect deprdatious. 70 lar.
have not affected tie crop to an extent
worth estimating.
WAsnISoroS. july u. --iiencrsl Long.
street called On Secretary Bristow to-day
for access 70 the archives " the rebellion,
in order . make up lis personal record at
Gettysburg. Permission was granted.
Ex.Gosernor Wells will succeed Fisher
- District Attorney iyr tie District Of
ColnmLig.
A dispatch frnm Key West reports one
death from yellow fever aud new cases for
the previous tweHiy.fvur hours.
Il is understood that General Bldeau,
formerly private secretary 10 lie President
will b. appointed Minister 70 Belgium.
Ngw ORLEANS. July lj.--An interest.
i Ing legalquesiiOn arose before Judge Bruce
Of the United Siaies District court. at this
place ID. day. William q Ford. II Mem
pbis. Tenn WIS arrested Cor the shipment
10 1868 % GIG bales ~ cotton from tii,
district. On alleged fraudulent permits. III
bad been previously indicted 10 Tie sam,
court for the same offence. and under ,l.s
reign o. Judge l,usteeI the Indictment bad
been mile prOsegtiel. Since taat time
Ford has been resident Of Tennessee. and
toe question was whether The Don.rcsidencs
and absence from the State prevented III,
running Of che statute Of limitations. Az
tsE fall arguiucDt Judge Bruce refused :,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

There is not a Democrat in the State
who will not have occasion to hang his head
10 shame and modification il lie fails 70 70
TO the polls to cast his vote for Convention.
His absence will let 10 tie radicals. and a
radical majority will bring back the days Of
ISGs.-Kirk, Bergen. Holden. or their
like. and another swarm Of Littlefelds and
Swepsons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Tie Cotton States Congress met in Ra-
leigh last week. II was attended BY rep
resentatiyes from must Of the Southern
States. and delegations from tile Western
and Northwestern States. and though not
large in numbers. was highly respectable in
character. The action Of the ohgress was
recommendatory in character. but it made
suggestions which if acted npon will prove
Of great benefit to tie South, and to the
nation. Reports IN regard to the action Of
effurts IN Direct Trade prove that much to
the benefit Of the planter may be expected
from this scheme. The report Of the agent
Of the Georgia Department of Agriculture
develops the fact that the establishment Of
this branch Of the government has already
saved 10 the farmers Of Georgia two million
dollars. Ii is an example other States will
follow. The debates on fnaLcial matters
were able aud instructive, aud ii Congress
viii act upon the suggestions made in the
resolutions adopted. il will be that the
South will be relieved II the trouble now
experienced from the Immature. contraction
Of the currency.
The Congress adjourned after session
If three days t. meet next year in Nash.
vile, Tenn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
RADIcALlsM AND prosPERIrY.

Says the Cicinnatti Enquirer: 10 1865.
se had about 5000. 100000. twenty two
hundred millions VI dollars 10 circulating
medium. The radical party has contract.
ed ]. 70 seven hundred millions.
This. has been a Wholesale robbery Of
The debtor class Ths. Sss caused ruin.
Gus decline IN prices. This has shut the
mills. This has put gu. the fires Of the
furnaces. This. has closed the stores.
This has produced paralysis q the indus.
Try Of the country.
That. Is one Of the ways to tell Il; one
thing Is very certain. i there be, sufh.
cieney Of circulating medium il certainly
i not IN circulation ii this neck Of woods I
Il floats thru some more fayor'd region
and We must trust 70 providence. aud anoth
or set IL rulers. for our portion u the bene.
his, accompany mere boantifal supply.
Radiealism We trust has run IL race d
ruin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

The rear portion Of Tie City Hotel. IN
Lynehburg felI with a great crash. On tbe
18th u July. Fortunately. fhe rooms vas
unoccupied. Two we're killed. and several
badly injured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
OFFICE HOLDERS TO THE RES
Gle

All over the State the Radicals show BY
the eagerness Of the Office holders to get TO
the Convention that they are fighting for
something more than the mere pleasure Of
aijourhing when they meet in Raleigh.
Nov. this Constitution against which the
Democratic party is protesting vas made in
the very interest Of Ofiee holders. Ii made
many Offices. il attached good salaries to
them. and il gave long terms Of Office For
this reason the ofiec holders are making
desperate efforts TO retain the Constitution
which favors them % kindly. The people
must not indulge these gentry by playing
into their hands. They want but few off.
ces. they want these Offices under their con
trol. aud they want salaries son,eHha. pro-
poriiODed TO the revenue Of the State or al
least u The ability q the people 70 pay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
OBJECTION TO THE CANDY CON-
STIrUTloN.

The following objections To the Candy
Constitution. says the Raleigh News. are
patent 70 every one whn has The real inter-
est Of the State ut heart
1t increases public expenses by the
useless multiplication Of oihees.
2. II crowded with matter that should
be left to the Legislature.
5. Its 50 confused aud complicated that
the separate branches Of the government
are constantly invading the rights Of each
other.
1. Its abundance Of legislature matter
renders orr State Government incapable
Of adapting itself 10 varying circumstances.
). 1t permits convict just released
from the Penitentiary 10 enac: OR laws
@. lis entire machinery is unSuited to
our sparsely settled country.
Z. Ii permits tno great secrecy IN pro-
bate aud Iusiic's Courts, and in Chamber
practice.
s. 1t confines Judges 70 their circuits.
.. II is the result Of military order and
not the work Of North Calolinians.
10. II makes the Supreme Court an
auiOcrat.
IL Il fasters corrupt Judiciary BY pop
ular elections.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Tie lead in lead pencils Is not lead It
al. though Il i called black lead. Tic
weight. Il nothing else. tells you that. II
l. q mineral called grapbits-fron the
Greek word 70 write--snd i more nearly
related 70 coal Than 10 lead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Two Judges Of the Supreme Court ex-
press their opinions; one that the coustitu-
tion needs amendment the other that il is
revolutionary to adjourn without carrying
out the purposes for which tie convention
was called. Shall they be followed, or the
small FRY whose leaders shoot from behind
the cOncealment u secret meetings Or full
inmate their orders 10 the name Of the tx
ecutiye Commit,ees
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Judge Peapon ssys 70 adjourn Tie Con.
vebiion after assembling without doing ans
thing is REVOLUTIONARY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Tie Radical Executive Committee says
in their secret address: "Republicans
should not Intrinsic that the Civil Rights
Bill is wrong in principle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

The Charlotte Democrat speaking 81
Campbell the civil. rights candidate for
convention says: Any white man who voaId
vote for such fellow ougA. 70 DO kicked
cut Of decent society.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
NOTICE.

frftlE Election ffeeinc known ~ W5roneF's
Il Precinct 70 Cedar tit0te Township county
~ TRANCE !. discontinued.
ily orflef ~ The board Of Commissioner II
Orange Gpilpty. stu June Is5j.
June ~ ,7J. JOHN LAWS. cLesk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Are yon for civil Rights. high taxes.
many officers, aud large salaries? II 80
vote for the Radicals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

The Mt Airy Watshman says. the Chief
Justice. o. n. c. We are credibly informed.
sta,c.. that Il the members q Convention
we're 70 assemble End adjourn without the
transaction ofthe business dcyo!ying upon
them that changing nni making law"
they you'd Be el,srgable and amenablc. 10
;hc present laws, for treason. Til being
the fact. il exploics the theory and argu.
nents advanced by numerous woald be.in-
dependant radicals who expectto b elected
and 40 to Raleigh 70 adjourn. Too thin.
Ire them! Conc again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Vote for consiiiulional liberty. peace
and prosperity ssaiuss evil rights.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Radical victory means war. Remcmbcr
the Kirk war--tliey only want the power
and DO man would be safe under their ra:e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

Bear 10 mind Tia, Il The democrats suf.
fer themselves 70 be beaten now. they are
beaten for an time. Tie Coarentioa Is
goiag ~ beLsld. BY Une party Or tie other.
q j. with the DenOera,s to say. BY which.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21

The Asheyiilc Citizens says: If the Ra-
dical senator Boutwell, the radical govern
ment at Washington Campbell the Civil
lights radical candidate in Cherokee, aud
the radical party in this State who are Sc
cretly pledged to the Civil Rights bill, get
control Of the Convention, you will get a
Constitution, white men Of Nortl, Carolina,
with the Civil Rights Bill IN full force,
mixed schools. churches aud all. Are you
ready for it,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-07-21
RANAWAY.

IHOM the undersigned on the 10th 81 July
II negro guy BY tie name u ROBr. pKATT,
alont ~ years ofag.. And hereby forewafn
~ persons from harb0rlng or employing him.
July II -. RICHARD MAYO.