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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08

No,r po,,cr Mr.. Jobn
- -. y,..,.I.
poe' u wen Aho"h ei'i]ch VI virginia
belted Richard Roe over the eye In a Z
street saloon Lat night. Then Nr. Doe
-, AZ. n. A. ,,a .Lla,..,t ~, IL.
urass'u ",' "S '"o s''"A. ''
hair OF the head, and was engaged III per.
forming q war dance upon the stomach 81
that unfortunate gentleman when police
man Cutthroat stepped up. touched the
bowling Mr.. Doe ON the nm, raised his
nA. IL ma 4, S;s.on,;n,;ns ri. Inn .;
Mr.. Doe paid no heed and kept ON crush.
ing the bones OF Mr.. Roe, mid the ,ap..
paauae o. 'a.ss ~ ." do.r .;r J" 1880 M.
liceman Cutthroat. really must stop
this - and he caught Mr.. Doe firmly by
the collar. Mr.. Doc rewarded this inter
! ference with the freedom Of the citizen by
| Knocking the officer down. Policeman
Cutthroat arose, wiped the blood from
hi. face and observed that Mr.. Doe
was nieased 10 be facetious. Then Mr..
Doe knockrl him down again. and the
c,oy,I cbeer,J- OMeer BlooJthirsty and
sittinp.Griz.ly arrived AT this iuncture
ami Mr.. Dos very properly Knocked them
,Iown loo. when they asked him 10 stop
Iicting The in.en.ibie Mr.. Roe. In III
-inJigns,,on Mr.. Doe sbot officer Blood.
,bir.ty though The mech. Following
their usual hirh.handcd course the three
bleedin. p.elers called A hack and with
great force dragged citizen Doe IN Jail
where Robcy inhumanly immured him In
q darn and unfurnished cell where there
WAS neither gas nor n piano. II IL under
| stood that ali three Of the brutal police
men will be suspended.
oxxx,,, ax,su-r, Ia, ovor,r,
.,on,s a o,c,ocl GEORGE p,lv. 81 the Eater.
.,;,, ,ob oa,cc. me, with A disaster "A he
v.. diving +, bucyv team along n street.
rhs water C~omnany,s workmep had du.
ring the day dug a trench on north d
street. No guards or lights had been put
up 10 save and warn travellers after night
fall. IL was not surprising therefore that
the wheel OF MT. Days buggy went into
tho trench. A horse ioliowed n the
tongue OF the vehicle was snapped In two
Mr.. DAILY was thrown out and trampied
upon. but not very badly hurt. The on
horse kicked himself free OF the wreck and
went rolling down the IN the
rear OF mi. Lyhehs hous' u" ~
that genuemans kitcheh' Inc othei
horse WAS so seriously lhlurea WA, u wal
probably DC hcce'saIy 70 MI MN. q
piece OF the tongue Tour inenes IN iehg.
was driven INTO 'hc ahimais Ieg rom DC.
hind. Just above the hooi, ana peiore ~
could 10 eitrsefd large pAi. OF aeh,Is' :
forceps and the whole strehstn OF = man
had to be called into reqnisiton. IL -
understood that the water o1mpan VIII
pay all damages. Inc 'cani oeionseu 'o
AN 81, uu -
copy " "e oln''. mp"
inc a.S,
OF our town are ihdeo"u 70 Tue impeiA
| Mining Company. who sent to Washington
for ii. and the courteous surveyor OF the
| Comstock Lode, Ike James, who kindly
loaned II TO our Surveyor to enable him to
make a copy for the use Of his Office. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08

LApr.a who for yesrs have depended on all
manner OF powders and cosmetics for sivine
than ARTIFICIAL compilations, new fnd that
o,srn,s sulphur Soap supplies ihsm pssriy
skins and rosy chssks. sieitsd By me gentle
stinuistion OF nature. eold everywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08
GOOD z

The people will be glad TO hear that the Bius
Gallery will stay In Gold HIil one week longer.
Cards, ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN.
au11 IL j. o. kkhf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsTIo NEWS.

SPECIAL TO u ooLD NIL DAILY NV,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08
eEyrLExEs,s CLOTHING, Etc.

HAPPINESS Is CHEAP!
AND 10 ARE
ALL KINDS Of GOODS
THE WHITE HOUSE
COIN q IsAAcs,
WHERE ARE
8 Y NJ N Err sUITs
IN 0RRArnsT VARIETY,
or PINRsr MATERIAL.
MOST STYLISH CUT.
RLR0ANrLY TRIMMED,
AND WE'LL MADE UP.
THE BEST AND cHEAPgsT
IN THE oITy.
CONFINEMENT Is RICHES!
Satisfaction Is Wealth!
ALL THOSE ARE
sATIsFIED N HAPPY
WHO BUY
French Broadeloth Salts.
New Style Plaid Suits,
Elegant Diagonal Suits,
Sobby Business Suits,
Yaney S:o:.h Salts,
AND THEIR sUPrLY OF
WEARING APPAREL,
AND ESPECIALLY
8 q M M r. GOODS,
WHITE HOUSE
CONN q IsAAcs,
No. 10 South 0 Street,
VIRGINIA. NRv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-08
srOcK REPonr.
larrOsrrD DAILY IT n. p. xxar,ss = ca

NJ. Frs.eises Beard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

f
In our report of the Vance and Settle
discussion We lid Mai. Graham injustice,
his position In the crowd and the confusion
around,us at the time causing his ques-
-tionsto be partially iMaudIble TO US.
Maj. q. has furnisled Us with the fol-
lowing correction:
EDiroR OF THE RECORDER.
Z Questions by Maj. Graham, to Judge
Settle:
I Do you not know that under the
ordinance of lSajS the Chatham Railroad
COmpan NY may at any time take up the
bonds Of said Company deposited with the
Public Treasurer by substituting IN lieii
thereof COUPON Bonds Of the State or
other Indebtedness ofthe State?
Answer: du not recullect Tie terms.
Question: Do you not know that the
Legislature of lS7l-'72 reaffirmed this pro-
VISION when it allowed the Chatham Kaii-
road Company % change its nauie 10 the
Raleigh aud Augusta Air Liner
Answer: Ica.iiiot say without the books
before me. :. 100
Question; Do you not know that the
Supreme Court declied In vote 70 page 5U2
in h. * Al. Air Lime X. II. Co., W. ID. A.
Jenkius, s'thn. this Court has p1wer by
MaaidHius ID require the Public Trea-
suref III accept Bonds of the State and To
deliver 10 The plaintiff like amount Of the
bonds of the Chatham r. II. Co., which he
holds by reason Of an exchange Of State
Bonds for the Bonds VI that Company?
Answer: IcaniiOt say wilhout referring
to he.decisi0n. ost 1880 's1srtwtsf
4 Question. DO ynu mot know that the
Legislature, OF 'ls74-'75 by :. an act 10 com
proinise the Public Debit recognized the
Bonds called by Mr'rurner -Wsr Bonas'
-as part of tile Public Deot and placed
tfiei, In class Of tile same value as The
State Bonds issued t0the Chatham N. IL.
Go? aud do you not know that on the
passage OF this Bill tile ayes and noe are
recorded? Aud 1 ask ytni (eyen 10 the
act of which Turner complains as slipped
through without call of ayes and noes
weie repeatedly, still. under the acts which
have mentioned, has not the Chatham
Railroad Company acquired vested rights,
aud, II 50, can the Legislature take these
away s4sf ksEsl
Answer: Any opinion which j might
give you would only lie ..slreet opinion"
YOU know fraud vitiates any contract.
Mai. Grahanl. / know that; but as you
are eyading my question. i ask II you
nave ever heard any allegation OF fraud
against the acts | have mentioned and,
" they are Ms have stated. have not ves-
te,lrigiits accrued ID the Chatham slsail-
road Company which the Legislature
cannot take away? 80 -
Answer: have heard nothing against
these acts you mention, and, ifaS you state
them, vested rights lave accrued and Of
course tile Legislative even 10 IL repealed
tl,e acts cuuid not take aw ~ rights belong
ging to the Company as. this would be iii
conflict with the Constitution.
"a This 60 esoing Is think strictly correct
and reatli ming every petition i have
taken. ....,. y N. 49,. 49, ays..s
III '+ . Yours Truly, No.
- JOHN w. GRAHAM. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

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w. ny " 'as "o'e = ~ s"p'e' 20. w
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

7 r
You are'asked every day through the
culumns IL newspapers and by your
Druggistto use something Tor Dyspepsia
aud Liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get ,llscoaraget sI~n.
ding noney with hut little success. Now
10 give you satisfactory prof that GREEN's
AUGUST FIowEH will cure ymi ~ Dys-
pepsia aud Liver Complaint with an ITS
effects, such ~ sour stomach, Slick Hea,l-
acfc, Cn~iivenerr, palpitalion ofihs Heart
HEARTBURN, Water bFasll, owning up af
food after eating, low spirits &C; we ak
YOU 10 10 30 your Druggist, DIR. u. Huker
and rst y sample bottle Of 0RslN'e
AuuusT FrDwEH Tor 10 teilts and try Il,
o. = Regular Size for 20 ceuts, ;so ,lvscs,
will relieve you.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

-
II b reduced TO ceItainiy that Josiah
Turner has 20 depend exclusively upon
orahge Couniy fH Democraiic support,
and that ffom all appearances he. haa been
deluded by the promise u liepubIican
support. Z =.
These last are up 30 all ways that are
dark and tricks that are yain.n They
have made no nominations yet. They
have bound themselves 10 mo- man. But
II may be relied on that they are not n
sleep. They may fol Mr.. Turner Into
the bclies that they are- going % vote for
him. He has had that assurance. Thsn,
when they think they nave em.bii,ed
enough Democrats 20 him TO enlangyr
Mai. 0raliain's election, they win sud-
denly develop their plans. aud hope d, ruin
Ia candidate over the weakened rank
of the Democrats. We have no fears of
any such calamity. Yetit will be welfto
guard against a possiole danger. the
detection ola coasILerabis nulnber ofour
party cannot possibly help Turner except
by d comblnation with radicais-a resort
which ought To morsify AIS hlen,ls, II he
does not feel it himself u would
embarrass the party IN lis future.
Stand W 10 tlis regular nomination.
That . the only honest aud fair way.
Don: fellow the yagaries u independent
eandidatsS. 49,,
They follow their interest, not yours
and will sacrifice you while they pretend
"a serve you. Y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

: I. 49, E
tits eertain that the radicals, while
dali ying with Joe Turner, arriooling him.
When the tiuie comes. they viii drop him
like q hot potato. and believing that they
have drawn Off enough Democrats TO
weaken the party, will develop their
plans, bring nut their own man. aud try
To run q Republican into the Senate. This
Is their I.lan without q doubt. Every vote
cast for Turner will therefore elidanger
the Democratic patty without aiding Tur-
ner in the least. On the contrary, 10 his
future ruin; for u by misfortune, arasiical
u elected. Turner win he held responsible
inr the crime of giving radical representa-.
lion toa Democratic district. He ought
10 withdraw, unless he determines 90 play
the vniuoIe oftlie blind sampson. Rid
bury himseIf and his party iu The ruin Of
the political fabric. -tnn $3.50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Registrations gobig OH, but 50 far too
slowly. Don't forget the birth right Of
freeman. Don't forget 10 quality your
selves to exercise IL. There may never
again happen an election when tile vote
OF every man win Le soimportant. Come
up without farther delay and Register.
Let this be douein every township, and
IL Ii The dutyoftls Executiye Committees
Of the Tilden and Vance Club TO see that
there Is no neglect IN tilsail Important
matler. kEE AMY A4h ~ 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

We regret tn learn that Tbs scourge y
prevailing % a considerable extent in
Chapel nm and vicinity. Nr. J. NJ.
Alexanaer loo another child lest week
. making ihs third of bis little lock q
which hasbeen bereft within the la@s
noush. Mr. Jones watson informs ~
that the dlsssse y especially prevalent on
Merxan,s creek, tisogh without much
s@s3ttJs a. ssss4fiH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Mr.. r.. VI. Bpsbee. the talented and
eloquent Eiecior fr this District wiIlad-
dress tile people ofOrange At Hillsboro ON
Tuesday Oct, 81. Mr.. Busbee b one Of the
best speakers we know Of, and Is well
entitled to large audience. s
We presume Mr.. Ike strayhorn, the
Republican Elector, viii be prepared 10
meet his opponent. Ike has been wonder
fully quiet during the campaign, and
ought 10 be glad Of the chance 10 DIR his
eloquenee. sg.if ilFf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
rrs.ss c.psrr sUrsssss csrHr.


We we're pfessn, last week al this court,
arriving on Tuesday morning, nv late Ia
hearJudge Kerr's charge 10 the Grand
Jury. except a supplementary one ON the
subject 81 the Court House Building. Tbs
Judge WAS very earliest ~ Recommending
aiarsuf aud better building. pns suitable
70 the character % the county. aud better
able 20 Accommodate the people. wit
ne~er, suI,nrs and Others. - wsIl "a the
counly oflicers. itcannat be deniesl That
the present bullding. low, small ons
stnry brick building b altogether un-
suited 10 &c purposes aud Ne hope tie sug.
gesiions Of The Judge viii be needed.
There was little burincss Of luinriance
before the Court. The criminal ,locket
was light. 1t lsasi w the character % Of
fences. One young man, white, was sem
iencrd 10 The penllrntlary, fnrsycars Tor
larceny. 1.-THE criminal docket VAS light
the civil docket vas lighter, aud the bar
vas allie 20 devnte tbs whsle ~ wrdncs-
day 10 the trial u the title % q COW aud
calf
On Tuesday Afternoon Court was nd.
jour,.e,I b, give Mr. Turner motlier OPP
portuniiy 10 lock horns with MJorGra'
ham. Itseemsa little surprising that the
former gentleman should have gone inio
the county of Person " beat Major Ora.
hs,n. the regular npninee. BY ouhssl 81
old Sentinel editorials, Jut snlt was. aud
they,hearl what they had read Cor the
thousandlh liuie, the old story, Hawkins,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
nsxsesI Ii.rs.e.s.

,v.The Rsd.. uaderihe auepicesof Reyenue
Officer William Thompson had \ jollifica.
iinu on Saturday on Turkey Creek. Ike
Young was present and other apostles OF
the Faith. Il was hall felIow well met.
with an classes and colors. the negroer
being present In fdii fofce. It's said the
affair cs~s two hundred dollars. Who pays
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
Naa = s'nasIlsInle.

On iae best authority. We contradict The
report that Mr. u. n. Brown u the Re-
publieaa eandids,s Cor the Senate. lie
disclaims the houcf. Wa1f" %#a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Guy. Vance nl,d Judge Settle ended
their Joint canvass at Swift Creek, In
PamIico County, on the 10Th, and they
win then canvass. independently through
the East until few days before the cleo
ton. - ~ 81 - - I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Mr.. Horace, l.. Bumpass of Person Is
not candidate for this Senatorial District
an the RepoL.ican side. This information
we have from himself $3.50 ss skzskt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

The family, ofour esteemed friend DIR.
William sruiwick reached here last
week, having len wadesboro to avoid
dipliheris. which seems 10 be quite pre-
vaieut In that town and vicinity 4 mr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
Yours Truly,
JOHN w. GRAHAM.

There vas girl in orr town and she was
wondrous lame. rhe ran q heavy sewing
machine from which the trouble came. but
when she saw how lame she was With MI
her might and main. she bought new
Domestic and was soon all right again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Fifty Dnen finishei New York Mills
Shirts Will finest Linen Bosoms, Tor 81
apiece ut Parks Bazaar. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Iris rumorsd that Mr.. Janess. Mason
81 Chapel Hill is 70 be brought out by the
RAIDS a. their candidate for the senate. /
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Major and MB.G.P. Collins returned
frm the Centennial an Thursday. and
Dr. and Mrs. John Kerry on Friday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Tanners Almahac fot 1877 win be found
sor sale 1T j. NJ. Blackwood's. See notice
eIsewLere. T.l sraTt 5. .}''rs..- }
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25
THE rRooT OF TmE PUMPING. Erc.'

In the age Of hanbuggery it Is easy TO
make bold assertions. but to furnish indis.
,putabls evidence Of The truth Of them is not
always easy - -.
We boldly assert that DR.. TuTT's HAIR
DYE Is suiericr.to al others and to prove
Il We give testimony Of 9 celebrated liar
Dresser. who hss.used the various CON-
pounds. recommended for coloring the hair
Tor twenty Eve yeirs. -.-.----
gfI READ IT.. m aha##
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

DR. TuTr: Dear Sir-As Hair Dres-
ser for twenty. Eve years. both in Europe
and America, have used all kinds Of hair
dyes. and ! am happy 10 say that yours is
superior TO any | have ever seen. For Sc
veral yezrs have used IL with the greatest
sstisfaciion 10 myself and customers.
Respectfully
&. BALTZEAN,
..l.F French Hair Dresser.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

"a
The Emp has been cul and mostly cured
and can nov he spsksn % with almost
Abroluis certainty. q ses,ssssa
TIE czscuhfioas NJ 81 the quantity 81
Che crapafsaat fAl-lasd by results II b
me-, aasr~i fhsni s.foaFth of an ave
rxs.I'.In d vi%Itto fs~on County, last
week, We found that planters on the upper
wrisr ofFlst River, bad, many Of them
male The usual crop. Nearly every where
el~s, there was iarsentabie deficiency.
IN fvxafdt " quantlty, there isa general
disappointment The crppdld not grow
off vel untii the nins ofthe latter part 81
July and through August The plants
then grew with gres, yig2r and continued
70 grpw aniil tlg premature appmach Of
Must compelled eating. Tho crop. such
rrripened AZ M, ripeued "sappy" and \
f.und With lev exceptions, 10 cure dark.
rhetv viII se avery small proportion u
bright Wrapper; aud ans weed Is more
than uzualIy light, contrary to cslcula'
lions made IN August.
On the wl,cle. the tobacco planters have
had bad year, with dlsconraging results
- - y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

Mr. James Mars who has been confined
90 hisbed Cor several weeks by painful
illnez@. hsslecu Wholly unable " attend
% his farm afrsirs, and 40 one a. home to
take ilis place. Last week hIs brther
Gnnges Of the neIghbofhord gathered NJ
hls house, brought with them a fuIl supply
-of seed wheat. aud IN oneday put IN his
fsll ersp In workman-liko order, and
finding several bushels 81 whcat over.
len 10 Cor the use o. the family Of Mr.
Msris. This h The genuine spirit Of
brotherhood.
Another Instance IL kindness deserves
70 he recorded. Mr. Maris sent for q
ceIorsd neightor 70 cnne aud cut up and
stow away suppIy 81 woed.--s good
days work. This wss dane eheerfuily,
and vhen At pipht Hir. MarIs offered'tc
pay for the work, The Kind hearted ersa.
turo refused all compensation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-10-25

See fourth page both for Ads and In
tsresting reading matter.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
no shake, or no. 70 s.nke. .

Aye, that is the question. Is 1t better to
qIIiver in the paroXysms of fever and ague
or to baiish the atrocious disease by a
course of that standard anti-febrile remedy,
Hostetter's Bftters. There cannot be
much doubt as to the response of the ma
a-stricken to this inquiry. From every
locality OH this continent who g iIiliabit-
ants are tormented with the shivering
pIagtte comes an increased demand for the
only genuine preventive and eradicant of
malaria provided by science. The denizens
of fever and agde districts we'll know how
utterly inadequate TO do more than give
brief respite are the so-called remedies Of
the faculty. Quinine. arsenic, bismuth-
what arc these but poisonous palliatives,
which cease after time to produce any
beneficial effect whatever. and If persisted
in wreak irreparable mischief upon the
system? Everywhere they are being aban-
doned by intelligent persons, and that gen.
uine vegetable specific for intermittent and
remittent disease. Hostetter's Bitters, sub
stitltted in their place.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
NO. 4.
sHARcraIEas TO VOTE FOR HAYES AMI,
WHEELER.
AIR-The Battle Cry of Freedom.

AJR-The Battle Cry oil Frcedom.
We're marching to the field, boys. we're
coming in our might
Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler.
And we bear the stars aud stripes for the
Union and the right
Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler
The Union forever, hurraIi, boys. hurrall
Down with all seleemers, mp with the right,
For we're maj ching TO the field, boys, were
coming in our might,
Marching to vote tor Hayes and Wheeler.
We will soon decide the day, boys, for lion-
est men and true,
Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler!
Aud we'll show what Uncle Sam has for
loyal men to do,
AfarclIing-to vote for Hayes and Wheeler
Chorus-The Union forever, &c.
We can't fail to put them in, boys, Wen
we'll work until the last
Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler
| And we'll work with honest hearts till all
fear of fliHre's past
/ Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler!
| Chorlls-The Union forever, sc.
Yes, for Liberty and Union, for honor true
| and bright
Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler
And tile vict'ry shall be ours, for we're
coming in our might,
| Marching to vote for Hayes and Wheeler
Chorus-The Union forever, &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20
FIXING oUF THE BANNER.
Am-Auld Lang Syne.

ATR-Auld Lang Syne.
Fling out, fling ont, with song and shout,
Your banners from the wall
Let ring yorr praise-for General Hayes
Receives his coy5ntry's call.
On many field where death shots pealed
Has Victory graeed his brow;
Shall we fail back in his attack.
Aud leave his colors nows
CHe-N ow lee tile cry swell loud and high
Der valley, lake aud cray.
We're sure to march to Victory
Meath the Hayes and Wheeler Flag!
His peerless name anf matches fame'
In freedoms service won
Without stain, give us again
A second Washington.
A bright, full star, no cloud can mar,
No rival name eff;tee.
He takes the field and Will not yield
As second in the race. [ClIorus.
A soldier brave the land to save,
He met the rebel foe;
In many fght. armed tor the right,
He laid the traitors low.
The North will stand, a steady band,
With South and East and West,
Democrats, pray-jast fire away
We're charging all abreast [Chorus.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-10-20

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