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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
Gin gea! gstaie for Sale.

dwellings in YORK and BROOK
IL LYN FOk SALE al low prices aud on aceoilo4All z
Buyers advised 70 DIy now plyrs te r. - u
values Also LIT. very desirable ~ " IL Linus ID \ r W
Work and BROOKLYN, either furnished OF uiiurilsH Z
1.uar IL ri .,curN thai next Hp1ng Can
al or Office p Par row New OK. !. y W. tADfl g 20
4 HAVE seven tWO-rt0fy ll@h Da-tiitht
houses nicely lO ed modern improvements treat 1"I
,n yr ea.i uercln mise anG personal property. can Oh
= JOHNSON, 49, FuliOn-st. BrOohiyh
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anfliop snles Of heal Gslalc.

AT AUCTTON.-25 LOTS in the business
"A Finshng and Amtysis. UaEeeu Estaiel
without to me highest dde close contIaei
r w ean. on co. and s and u 10 Sar ~ red
tae LxeouioTs pe'rfi.Ds morsss GA me ptoey 10 .s
IN any bans. aoi Tire times hard visitors mas
ing sveiy hal. hoarE @lc ~ cent?. 6y no alraas "a
dwellings, and church built on same bocs within 40
FEN " aIfSHC oCK 40 ThriGve COZ. TTcry sixtn.sl.
IERE. JOHNSON, JE., Aucuoneer.
quick transit srnc. we.tchosfrr The front.
GTrAT RATTR0AD OPENED.
GRAND AUCTION FESTIVAL.
Fete ChamTire &nsc Harrson COLLATION. and Balloon As
900 Cif0iGE 'LlO';Ti's AID Plots
Saw min valley boulevard Arlington, Clarendon. Berto
YOiiTH YONKERs
adjacent, TIE stou 81 tie NewYorA Boston and Montreal
THURSDAY. Oct. y. 1870
m sa Of SslSN s. II Fr 9ae x s on the View
,cnTS s v@ 1r s s SsSr r L Sa %
ment qealT',Pes their value Siises7 81 oases % Wise
ThEE, hxcU k1ioS and coi,LATloN
Prof Fisher. serial gynnss in tic world in
crafus IN Regiment Band.
o % iI o'a \, on c Win ss iE IRAN on SS Yorf
Boston aia Montreal Eacad map ana further CO.
TI,site New Tosi-Of1ce \. &. or 10 WN II. BALDWIN,
civil Engineer. Yonkers
DARTTTION SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
n
III Broadway october q, 20 ~ clock.
THIRD AVE. ! OSs-Store Property.
FOURTH. l.il1-iirfvg stone Private DWching.
FIRST.ANF.-A valuable lot % gTpGnu.
AIDS f.. 33N-Nuva ~ccna frivats Dwelling.
47rH-r r. 215-Brirk Private Dwelling.
ll7TH-ST. ISL -Four story French Flat
Map. add paT'ir lars at A. J. BLEECKER son q Co.
AuetOnerrs Ne . PIge-st.
WILL BE SOLD at public sale on third day,
W the Ism Of tenth month 'S'ebe -. = az d p
acres o.. Land m good ~ cultivation the prbr io
from Rndrrtcvn New-lrlrrr, on" nlir iIull
former place. there railroad comm inlc1ilois 10
paris: new house. trt, with room
Kitchen attached ample 0ntbuing7; splendid site ahd
excellent wishing 10 VIEW
be- shown calling on hAfioN
HI II HI NSON, 8orcentOwu.
MARY S. TROTT. .sn,rs
HLTLARETH Z. SHRENE-) ~
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Brooklnn Real estate for sale.

A DESIRABLE 18th Ward PROPERTY IN
y fre class ne ehb1rhoOd. value <25Uth 90 EACH J.
Tor conntry re.i0enoe about $1,000 rutland q
WHITING, BcekuaIfst
NOR SALE-HOUSE.-A new brown stone
UOT-eF No g, artO- ave, 81 Marks, ionf bocEr
fT, entrance 10 Prospect PARK, 2UE4J 10 rooms pistc l
wird0Ns hard wood nuSh all impTov 'neiie ' Z
terms easy Induirc premises Of j. ltJdf 90 S'
merh0ru.,t. Brooklyn.
yz,yyO ne,y three-storv basement and sub-cellar,
,,-ovem.cufs for "a ~ very low Terms easy.
JAMES A. VAN BAl : g., on Trrmls 3 or 49,
a.. st.. New y OK.
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gounirn n.al gsiatc for Sale.

DOR SALE-Ihree tiRe suburban RESI-
Y DTNCFS With ziTa good improvements 10 20 acres
of AND vita e ana Az aluIidate o. I"it af', 40 nHt
1i.ss IA RNF vi 100 each. rom % 70 lt tf0l
ItI,scs - Y oar graded pus!c stHSHs, NiA omen
UNIV 49, ~ W ". ATEitr. ithaca, y. Y.
Y-oR SABA SD Gous, frst-class RESI-
DEMO- IN the VILLAGE - Flushing ~ perfect oih'i am
otee ia every reIuirpent a. The bfsi his ~ iiS -
annie N beautifully plaiifl sil4i
ery elevated With perfect drainage terms htAi ABP3
"a NEs IA pa R-ONs, "a Pile 81, OI HOMER MOtpAN'
No = Pine 81
NOR SALE-OBe of the finest PLALtS az tiie
souib. supsTly ri laea 0n ne ocean ma - ~
g. as,,no deer hunting place cohlahz -
rrs arge new lWeing and outbuLGuesi ven eAN1HiN"
cedar, OesDdeI ana HiyftH ~
bgrfin ana numerous hcgcs large FaIutns p,
bloom ~ pIohsih
49, I,s o. great vsIley VI Jer, ds'e psiis, paine -
ga9Re OLIVE peacapBut oifanatIi A@6ho', o""A"" N'
,or,a,isk ke 4 tt~s lfr year, old . .,,r<.,s A. %
For views terms, az, spPy To HOAhh Aoi"'A'' ~" .
Png-zL
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Gonnirn asal esiaie for Sale.


GRFENWTCH-Riye Fside-Country Seals and
NJ Cottages or safe AVID rent furnished ard u.iur'shr ID
prices several J. ". AtwaieT, kstiai-e, Conn.,
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Ncu- Jtrsrn aca! estate Tor 6aIe.

NcIp- Jfrsfn HfuI VsIHIt IUI p"4N'
DAPlD and SAFE TRANSIT HOMES ON
II re central Railroad Of NewJefsey. Appiv al me sMoe
~ me Central Jersey Land AMI lmpIgAtmr. 'ehi@'
No Ils Libertv-si.. 20 A. D. HOPE or hl9IDN MAi'i'
CD 400 FIRST HkAl-balance SIO, '5.'1
- HUI can De remain PEI cc-t-'v.h purchase
either Of two comfortable subufiA cottage Icsln - W.
sr,-s 1uss nearly aa on; IN lawn. 2u' 30 sLae
f1ir flowers vines Houses nave - rooms 80 pain
Three minutes from stailoh an
tc,l.. frou liberty ST. - y 10y the frtqucni express
an fe best nassengef railroad ~ TIE world fN am
",feI streets All well dTained ana he4ty hnine COW
clqn~re static re All order ready Tor OCCUPANCY: .
20 Apply 10 OWNER, Box ld4, ELIZABETH
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REAL ESTATE.

NEW YORK. Oct Is, SIS.
The following was the only sale made at the
Exchange Salesrooin to-day
BY q. 4 Laurence d 90.
lot the north OF Seventy 0urts 81 feet east 81
Avenue A. 25Xie~ J. r. Leavitt ~ zoo.
The other sales announced were ali postponed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

MINIATURE ALMANAta
I'm, -,ses s'Is san .es d.. J.l3 Moon Tlsfs.... 6l4
ugH WATKk THIS DAl-t. *
Mandy Hoax gI Cows Irland s:5c Hol q. Fern l04
-| HIei WAIEP DAY.. ~
Poot Cows Island. 92l Hon G. Ferry ll;4O
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pAoSrAGRRN N4ILED.

F0R LONnDN-Ts sfefDtshty DefatGrs, oct la.-C ),
fa.sc " Psfrleder Mr.. -to-i- W A. Edwards
Srs fp,,soopBe. ID. TOUrgOH, VIM. PardOS WA fIas'
oi.arfM
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Counlrp 1ropertn 60 fst.

Counirp propertn 60 Est.
A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lets, wcA
n Heated high grpId. depgts, rent 80 PER
month 10 good Address MUTUAL FltiESD IT'D
once.
TNGLFW0OD. \. ITO LET. a furnished
Il HOUSE pleasantly SIT atcd on PaAsadeai g., lev am
utes walk IRON depot, rent low 70 good tenant Aluirr
" y -. Tribune once.
ITO LET-At faTytOwn, on the corner OF
Washington. Depeystcr ana Che- ~ STA, alar'' Nehuf
-utahr
arxc family a Young ladies' lnsutei u va D. rented
varv chsan and possession gwen = EABi-l.rp'i
G5s -vtbav".
WINTER IN The SOCTH.-turnishcd
OLIVER IG3 I3roadway " address = OFT, aiken. = g.
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Rciiliols Notices.

hciIiloIs Con(f5'
Ri hop wlipple Of Minnesota VIZ preach suXDAY
EVEN IsG ri inst. at Associston iIai The VespJ
~ O'Clock.
Recckcr stree. .Jsi,er.a-a Churc n cornerof Downng
fie above ehnc .l' rMornow woRT1Na ard Even
ISG 1910 and 1880 O'Clock The pun. most cofulA.J
Brr,i.t Prcachlns Down Town 20 stanton street
si, ~ Io sas,ee horne anI Doing Egea
ils go -uicct. The Assured "e'mne' seats me
CbHrcb Of the Heavenly ie-t- Fiit ave. above Forty
Gnhsi, Rev. Ia Ho"iANp' hecioi-7eIvces az II a. Ill.,
Cnnni street Prc-h,terinn Church IN Greene 81 near
io' snd - = All welcome slboata-sehoo a. p m.
Catholic Apostolic Church, in sxieent,. bstgeea
- O'Clock. subject sermon. "why Believe our Lord
VII >ool LppciF.'
Central Baptist Church. Forty second belwccl sew
enth aud Eighth avss -iNoy J. o. HEitR q iIilsbrl
is sa. E Tasr- S,f ac g L. AM D H. a arg ~
CrptrsI ". r. Church seventh ave near Fourteenth 81
Ee.; = hAh,.0N EiT lHS rev. a "a
iola = ?. sunday school IA Strangers
arr welcome.
Christ Church. 9th ave.
Morning Morning h h.sy,r - boy COMMUNION 'ooV'
DR. THoMP-8y viii preach 1T both Services
Strangers Neie'nt.
Calvary Baptist Charch Twenty tlrrist bet Fi and
SUNDAY M6RNING. in the EVEYiNGa Religious Tenn
Eoman's rem eTa S. Sion '' stra 5 nviied
Church corner Thirty fourth IT and Park
ays-hey W X AL|Ek vii pre'Gh &c ~ a. N: subjfct
Judgment Evening service al - The nTst Of ssre; o.
The Theooglans compared" Inc public
are Invited
Church OF the Holy Trinity, Maisonaye and Forty
ond-st-D Divine service on SUNDAY lG Sermon by
Rev. STEPHEN II TYING d. D.. ga m. sermon by
Rev T. TRACY TRACY Ia p. m, The Peoples Service.
Sermon by Rev. STEPHEN II. TYING, IT.. D. d.
Church Cur savior,
Fifty -seventhst. near Eighth ave-
Rev. IL X \ III
the MORNING at II.
Rev. ). NJ. PULLMAN
IN The
Church OF the Disciples.
FORTY -FIFrILsr. AND MADI1ON-AVE.
GEO II. HEPWORrH Pastor
Services TOMORROW at 1913 a. and 7.4j y.
Morning subject CiiTists Gospel and other Gospels"
Evening: COTS Love"
sabbath.school ~ p.
Congregational Bible Glass Il 1.
Special .rylccs EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK AZ
74j conducted by NJ HEPwoRTH anal other distinguished
ciergyHien az sin ring by GEORGE =. WEEKS.
STRANGERS EARNESTLY INVIfLD.
Disciples Of Christ.
I"chtA tlthl-L ~. I'tti hI'a'' Nt''
Preaching SUNDAY AOHNING and EVENING,
Tie Pastor
Rev D. Il. VAN 81 SIIRk.
You arc cordially invited.
East baptist Church Madison AMI Gouvcrneur
-Kev. VA FENDLEfON u this citJ viii preach AZ 1917
a A and ~ T. M cor iH "eIclinr io "ii 7'a's IT,
Five Points ffouse % irdnsir,, ~ No..l ~, " " =
DAY. p. Public invited. Donations Of ccthns AM
shoes urgently needed.
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Relations Notifies.


Rev. WIN. p. abbott. Pastor WI preach N id H., 70 =
NJ reb Try YES, % 40 s,r ,Iyi,sa a.
Rev r. H. I;ssss,eurn preach In SevenfeeSrn ssrsss
NJ T. Cburrt between First snd ,reond ~ , 9asncs
seats
Rev samuel II. Pastor q seote E, P,sy
terrain church, Fourteenth - N., ~'e" ~ n n Ie.us
on 'WSVfDSEsDSY EvETTNG AZ 5 ococx -
r. Elder D. DE- Pastor g , gss1es r. - ne
l02 snd = sunday school At . A. d. AL Oh"
Rev. John ". CsaSvick VIII preach To-NoRh9w
MORNING ar me second Iniaih S,n,,s j" -rfe ;rysi
salvation" There VI ~ vssfer serylae 10 ne ~ NI
Rev Geo J. ,i;nans vii pr.ach stately in The Nortl,
Paea cagT s" ids f Pgd q q .sd s r. Ann SAD
bath Morning 1899 sabbath Evening 80 tTidsy Essn.
ing PRAYER Meeting Evening fllAe heriln AZ
quarter 10 ooock chapel The Fultonst Daily Noon
PRAYER seeting - held.
-. Io,,- VI. T.. Church PITY tfirIst near Broadvy
and 73o p n ALLARE WELCOME -
.1s. sE Dr. csqf C t%Es Rector ,ss9 s1
7, O. lO-2 a m, Up Strangers cordially invited.
~ Tho-a-- Church Fif,haye. corner ~ ird 1t
aSe' ocds Rev Rev, Gi9RfE LEEDS D. D. Of ssl-
mopo, vii preach Morning and 81 ernoon.
ixeealh Anaysri,ary Eyereiss. %
9 3 D. 'T N. '''' u '''''' '-'''' = e
sl.Jnme- VI y. Csurrl and ss,h z:
University. WI preach SUNDAY Oct IT. commencing
at 10 D. a. m. and = p M
ixtv-arst street W. e. Church, between second and
Tiifi Preaching Oa the Rev j. swILIIs
and At IN D. m by pastor DR. CROOK. subject; d.
vine Reasoning" sunday school At 9 and oeoek
JsAn- Church. Sevcnt, ave: near fIatbush-sse-
Brnoklvu.-Rev. = HUSTENGFOS, ID oeef a. Byanee1s-
viii preach EVERY EVENING next wo"E. except -aflr AZ
Rev DR. BANCR0FT sddress the meeting on rU rs
DAY EVENING.
eurcal Religion. Servires.fhe Of speeiai sfr
wic have been held during TIE past wek ~ y Johns
Drs nan schcnck Rev b. s. Huntington othess. nave
markell nnliy nd increasing INTEREST,"
ard win be continued during lc caAE w. Co., - -
the corner Of seventh ave.
Thirtieth street VI. T.. Charcb. between Eighth and
Ninihaves. preaehiag BY me Pastor, Rev GsOE1E IL.
10 young people SUBJECT "bai book--
Thirty Reformed Chrch. west Of shave
The closing services under sie PSsis. o. ~. k' "a
RILEY, viii plac" IONDRitOW Al 10 u a. IA anu ~
.. m. The Rev NJ. Riley viii preach a. both services
Trance @penker-LYMAN g.. HOWE lectures Tor Sas isty
ProgI SurItuast- AZ litJ a. m ara 80 p o. =
hall 80 West Thirty tl.idst, near Broid"ay' Ch|
dfens i.yceiIn hlr's ~ -.lU p. ID
The Newly orls Presbyterian Church, gu EIeven,sst,
seventh aing u : l.ci-
II Morning bv To Pastor. Rev. ". y. PAGE aud Essn
before the ird sc3t - Christ Nv,
10 strangers cordially invited.
Tabernacle Baptist ChHrch.
Rev. JANEs B0ARBMAN iIsWrI0RSI, PASTOR.
services al 1910 q no. aud 7:f5 p. M
ANGELIC MINISTRY
THE CoMION PEOPLE
Bsptizing after Evening sermon.
Young men ani strangers cordially m n-l
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Plrt riaes
school and Bible Classes 23J p Ger
vices al 10 "a. ID. aud p p. m.
Westminster Presbvte-isn Church. West Twenty
secona ~ between SIKH s9a icy "
O'Clock thu Rev Dr. ROGERS %; the Reformed Church,
Filave. in thr EVEN yG. al ~ O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16
Gea! estate GO GErlanac.

LOR EXCHANGE-Crv houses for West
4 eb,-i.r rouerfv valuable property chicago and MIcl
rqp Ior ne.r iv piouerv JeS,v CITY lots for gu'a
s.0re. JAAE~ BKpNN-NG, So bruacwaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-16

Eouses am farms Uauie0
yETANTFD-In PLAGNFIELD, y. j.. a neat
~ F.AHE DWELLING iu good order with LoIs stu.
ate "a no vicinity u lie nrh House; Issesson now or .
perr urire no; over 5000. tiso, WANTED, a Lon "a
irilr o her v-t and Filth and y niIsis 10y
it cash rfisinnrr- 0'uo lu par
t.cUlaIs 10 =. =. WICkOFF ~ co., q FsrSIoS
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE


OFFICIAL TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.
NEw-yORK CITY.
7Gth-st $3.50 II = of shave 25xlO2.2 Nathaniel
SYIf. ana wife "a Alnena Sl,5OO
lei s@it.l.. . -. -. 1900
6thsi Il : zoos II e Of lst-are. 2l18iax90, Emil Fu.
rer and vie 10 Nara Z Rene Nominal
v T. 20 Msrca-et Roerer Nominal
74Ul.st, $ Is, 2 IL W 81 Avenue A. 5OxIG33; Louis
Zener and Wi,c 10 Pauline Nenstae<8tSr ..-- $4,000
mia. iosn gc1Isan 70 sarah \ Ct 'leian ,-..~. SEQ
sc m and hSsnsnd to Christian inhc,r ~ 1900
7lstst 81 q 2 OF Avenue A, 2Ui4XlGO, 10 I'd
Paainc Neisfasdtsr 70 iGuis Zeaiier ... $4,000
Hastings and wife 10 Marv T.yI anu -. Nominal
Whiicw3citio ssiaf 4 ssaciics 800. -. 1880
husband t. Daniel r Eendaii -. 1910
wife to- william ring is ooI
6tns n - 10 r. Of Isl ave, lilo 2XS' 10; Angus
ts heac 90 Lm FulFT onina
H.@y 10 iiis.ay Goo
Washington ave y W n a. = y 81 1fhst ,3d WaTfl,
4SXI5O; Sla- eff Jno FrTiOn-- 1000
Madison eve o. - Obi u 81 2fL,sf. @t.OXlOO. b
pert of Damon N challoa 4 DaInUn- 2SOI3
Madlsnnye property p part Of Ann Damon ~ 400
l2l-aye cor 9tb-st and Mammalian triangle,
Ts1 IN7Ss $50 II ward CGsit 0J ]; lToWn Nominal
Sane property AlulieJ x Hamilton 10 h3Wafd
shaw vs., Nos sgt and s9e, iesscioid, Henry +
OK Ia Benz = lisuToW "1O
415 Sth ave store and basement. year and months
LOuis StIa IS 20 VIM Il Holmes SLOW
i 2t MOTIFS i' STA TayioT to Tm Holn, 5000
(Clnoial.J ). :. sA'AsI, Doputy Register.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


" b.Ia -s ' War1 $1,000
Van buren,. Jas. al! wife. "a Anne Wlileti, years
81 S7tusI. 81 2daNe l.l-
J years uf 20 ave, Of ylifst 2uuu
avn, 1g ana l i! 7i N L1se '.s, 'O' W 1000
iSti No ISL - 500
crez sarah 4. 20 W M WutevIi sht years Of
SlsfSs U 6ii-avf. s3uo
f me- Rang Nv va n ri 1Ga :. - sdayc 1000
oi lo9 9 VS. v Of 5ee.oTi 1880
Mnhriil. Ioii. and wife, 20 BtIIaId waters, 0f 80.
Aorseave ysars-..--.-- w.
n i. JAS 20 Benz Moore committee mortgage on o,
lease OF . tltst g. years 5Uuo
EielTan Ann ~ Linda Mason. If 'saye u OF 10Th o
Hsloce vi'e. 10 Anna Hess cor u lH'.ng ~
tuI ana LaTf,t-; = ~ ears ----, 4'VVO
Flacx. a, susan Buoav, OF ISL 81 q ~ a.
80 ave years -oND
'H' rs Of = III Ii st q o'' Sdsc 400
5absi va Va Of Il iaih 10000
0 41irs 81 lu a9si % q $500
Barker Pa-rcE and wife 10 Daniel scailou. years 800
50 81 Z7th.si. Jtb ana 10th ayta Iouo
Bucktidg-. John y, d,d wife o Nlrloids li1lupa -.
wears; Woodruff ave t24th WarCl 5np
aura Is I4gr4ye mortgage o. ease,
h ui 3th-st, broadway NDtt
lUtc.aLl j. l. SAfAoi- Dtpuls lN'1Ih',4'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18
WHERE4 IRE THEY

The death Of OK President johnson IN
|the enjoyment Of the highest honor which
ibis native State can confer upon a citizen.
brings pertinently to mind says the Boston
Post. the different fortune which has fol-
flowed the men prominent in the impeach-
sment case and the party in whose interest
That scheme was conceived. As for the
ipar.y itself, The people have removed u
from the control Of public affairs, and moth
ling more distinctly characteristic Of the
great political revolution can be instanced
/! lhan the return of Andrew Johnsonto i
]seat in the body that once sat in Judgment
bon partisan charges against him. Of thir-
1ty five Senator'S who voted for conviction,
spomeroy and Harlan..have retited 10 com.
Portable but dishonorable privacy; Wade.
luho voted adversely TO johnson 70 make
himself President. has gone into utter OBJ
security Yates died miserable death Nye
81 + i " .
] IS insane Patterson, Of New Hampshire,
was slain politically BY Credit Mobilier !
3CatteIl. Chandler, Cole, CONFESS, Freling-
shaysen, Stewart. Howard, OF Michigan.
Morgan, Cragin, Williams, Corbett. Ram
;sey aud Drake have been repudiated undel
more or less ignominious circumstances. Oh
sthose who Jet remain, Cameron, Conkling.
Norton and Sherman have seen their scye-
J ral States revolt against their party. These
iare not the ordinary nps and downs Of 20.
'itics. They show revolution in popular
Sentiment whose significance reaches back
J to he time when an honest President was
iorposed BY violently partisan Congress
aud whose work is NOT yet completed, al
though 30 much that looks ike retributiou
5uas been accomplished.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

Among other revolutions adoptad 81 the
Sndrew johnson Memorial Meeting IL
Memphis last Saturday was one earnestly
urging ibc State u Tennessee to take steps,
b lie earliest moment. to fuller recogni-
ion of Bis great ability By the erection d
) monument at Nashville. on the Cspito
grounds. that shall testify for al time !,
eome e tie earnest life aud labOrs of 80.
Drew johnson
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

The Courier-Journal. on the authorft,
of Mr. NOrdhof, proguosiicaies better
thibgs in Mississippi growing out Of the al.
legged abolition Of the color line. til.
Mississippi whites may talk q brcskinG
down that libe a. much IS they please. bui
he only way 70 break i down there or il
eiber States i for The whites 70 stand
shoalder to shoulder 10 q solid PhaIanx
They will fiuJ coaziBg negroes into poll.
Iicsl eo.partnership slow aud fruitless bu
sincss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

The South has escaped the grasshopper
and the army WORE. but she cannot escape
the national nuisance. Sergeant Bates Dur.
ing the approaching fall be proposes 4
wrap himself and tbirteen companions II
American flags and proceed from Bunker
|Hill to every town and city in the Sou;s-
|eru States, assessing the inhabitants as be
passes through to pay the expenses Of tn
"Trip. We don't see why the South i /,
be afflicted By this fellow. We are loya
bud we are reconstructed. and We have gill
lea the bloody cbasm. But We cannot en-.
|jarc Sergeant Bates. 1.-The comes 10 Geor
'gia we hope that ne and bis thirteen ban.
per. bearers will be put upon ihe chain-gaul
Is yagranis--even il such . proceeding
should involve the country in civil war. s.
,ays the Augusta Chronicle aud Sentinel.
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The platform of the Greenback party,
(which is forming in New York city. is con.
'cisely declared to be ''the use Of the credit
|of tile United States ia the form Of green
backs, thus saving twenty million dollars
that are now paid the National
Banks on their bonds deposited at Wash
|lngton.'
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lmains at Weldon and escort them tothal
city where they will lie in state il tho Cayi.
|tof for several hours. From thence the
lrcmains will be taken 10 Hillsboro for in
|termeut. The flag on tie Capitol is at halt
.mast inhonor % the memory Of the dis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18
HiLLSBoR0 MA RKETS.
MARKETS.
D,SvILLB, Vas Aug. Iith.

htNNf 1900 80 tAt-. ats'.
Reported By 5. II. Holland 4 Co. r
'ceipts light aud market very active.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

Tie Raleigh News ssys tins lar Tie 70
ports from Memphis show 1000 acres q
cotton Bpder water. This i bad enough
but the suHeress from food arc not 20 nun
|erous a those from drought. II u esii
mated that the crops on hundreds Of thous
pnds q acres 10 the Southwest have beer
destroyed BY the fefri heats 81 summer
Even The trees IN many place. arc peyisll
ng under the tropical weather.
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The RAIDS 10 The State are 10th 10 &C.
knowledge that they failed on the 9TH inst.
10 obtain that victory over which they hare
since boosted 50 heavily. Though The Vie
tory 70 the Democratic party has bce-
dearly bought. and the Convention vii
only have Democratic msjority oftwo,
there IS still great cause Cor rejoicing II
the knowledge that the Republican party
will fail IN accomplishing al that they IN.
pended doing Wien they confidently be
|lieyed that the Convention would be undel
their control. We nov believe that
Constitution viii be framed acceptable y
he great body Of the people Of NORTH
Carolina, and which will Do away with u,
|iuconsisteneies and III ne objecticuabl,
features oftho Candy Constitution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

The remains Of Gen. John c. Breckin
ridge have been removed frem the yaul
where they were placed " the time q hi
funeral, and buried in the Lexington, Ky
.i
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rN~~s-~~s
We are panied to learn Of the dealt, d
.Ialph Gorrcll, esq, Of Greensboro Mr..
iorrcll was one Of the most tfustci and he.
norec. and beloved citizens Of the State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-08-18

The knowing ones are predicting NOV
ibat Cox i ahead o. Randall IN the rae,
for the speakersLip. !. j. said that IL,
vhole delegation from Tepnesree aud pgr
ions " several Oshcfs are pledged Tor him
Gov Brordsn disappointed p. y Fur
ehcs. II fredeII. Vice Juage Mitchell 70.
fignsd.
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THIRD TERMISM.

The Riehmohd Wing says: It is said
that number Of persons. resident IN Chi
cago. haze drawn up letter to President
6rsnt requesting him TO allow hilnselfio be
brought forward as candidate for third
Presidential term. assigning Is reasons
therefor that il Is evident the Democrats
are going iato the contest on an imitation
platform, and there j. dagger that they vii
win unless President Grant, whom they be,
|lieye to be The strongest man who can b,
brought out. will allow himself to be reno
minated. The Herald gives'a rumor TO III,
ilefeet that similar letter will be sent I,
General Grant BY leading citizens Of New
York. Il will no. require much persua
sion to gain General Grants consent.
Nothing is palmer than that 'Barkis Is will
| in.'
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The Raleigh News ssys. ) Democrats
from Johnston county desire, to inform i,
that the Democratic vote Of that county wa.
not polled on the 9th inst. --tlat old john.
ston will poll Der usual COO Democrat,
majority in 1876. We feel confident q
ibis fact. and thst IN many other eountie,
which have 10 The late election apparent,
voted against ihe Democratic party VIII il
tho great contest Of 1876 be found as lru,
as the needle % The pole.