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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

His Revival Work In the Soutb-The
TOushesI sinner he Ever Conxerted.


Toughest sinner he Ever Converted.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str. A
brief paragraph in The Sun the other day re-
ferring to Earle, the evangelist, VINO Is now
promoting a revival In st. John, New Bruins
wick recalls to my mind au Incident Of his
l4bors In North Carolina.
one OF the erandest REVEALS Mr.. Earle ever
conducted was at Raleigh In 1870. 1t "a hard 10
estimate how many were converted. GOV. w.
w. Holden was among those who professed re-
ligltn. So did a SUI rene Court Judge and sew
eril members of the Legislature then In session.
Holden was about to be impeacbed, aud his en-
emies say he Doc me a convert and Joined the
Baptist Church IN order to create sympathy
among members Of the Legislature. anu thus
have been, the game, II II was one, didn't
work, and the senate Ousted Holden. Just
previous u tle vote on has Impeachment the
wlcked Governor WIS baptized. lne church,
the largest In the state, was crowded to sufoc =
ton ~ people suhe Of whom nd travelled
100 miles To- sre the great sinner clcdnsed ~ his
SINS. On the paint WAS the uaptismal font. and
ne water W., ST warm emo. IN to feel COM
Portable. Holden WAS diuped first. Just rs he
was about 70 step into tue water an old west
etn tWolinl1n IA tue CONGREGATION remarked TO
"a iil"ud beside him loud enough to be heard 10y
b it tne persons present:
" mat ar water nrter be mighty hot to wash
tine sius o!fcn the Guy'nrr."
hoidrn looked very sanctimonious then. but
ne lrtt the state sadeenh som tims alter and
turned mp IN Wa-hinr'pn. where he cot INTO
u ~ comp NV. AMI when Giant wouldn't call
ON the nteI stat - troops AID sraI taem 10
Nurth ttr1.iut to " insttc nm IN ON e, b" for
got his religion ana began to driuk old rye and
swear between CsuNs HNllllY. MEeth,. or no
me Governor Il still Baut'-t II "a b rd TO saw.
Prtpuph h 'i-, that determination Is about
tho strongs u 10 North C.rOIiua.
NEW YoHK, Feb. ., 1870 PAMLIco.
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4 DEFECTIvE TEsr ron MINK.
The Board of HcalIhs LnctOmeier-AI
Schaner's Experiments.

Mr.. Henry Schaffer, the President OF the
New York MIX Dealers Association, says that
the Board Of Health long persisted In using the
lactometer without the aid Of the thermometer
In testing the quality of milk, although Judge
Brady in the Supreme Court, had decided. In a
test case. upon the scientific testimony of Prof
llofemus that the lactOmetcr alone il INSULT
Tor the purpose ~ securing a conviction I'm an
action against milk dealers for adulteration.
Mr - haner says that lie has demonstrated by
yer everything depends upon the temperature OF
we nilk. ON trip to Orange county with Prof
Dorelhus' he made numerous experiments, and
found that In min Ia which, at I3e Fahrenheit,
the lhctometer stood dtAJo II stood at lOO" with
temperature OF w, and at llO' with tempera-
Mr.. schafer says, also, that milk, pure from
we COW, and carefully watchedNby him that he
might be certain II was undilut,~i mas measured
t"maldera9y less than lO' as teAtsd by the lac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
WOrkinamen opposing the Repeal of the
Eight-Iluur LAW.

To the Labor Orgdnsdti Jns Of the State Your
attention Is called to bill now under confederation
before the Committee on Ways and Means Of the AS.
sembly having In view the repeal OF the Eighi.Iour
law Immediately take act on aud protest by res llu.
tion against the passage OF the bill Send the same 10
James Graham, an officer Of this organic atom now
mtuioer OF the Assembly, who viii take charge Of
.he worS IN ne mean line Visit by eomnl tee your
representatives In the Legislature, enforce upon
them TIE necessity OF making the law stronger rather
tlhn URGING us peal on the ground that sOrer hours
OF laOOr tond @ employ the thousands now idle IN
consequences 81 the Introduction Of machinery aud the
Continuance OF the contract system on public works.
go GfORaE BLAIR President.
woRKIEeMENs ASSEMBLY sTArK or Nav YORK. or
Flck of PRESIDENT, 40 Nandaln street, Fep. D, 1870
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The short Cat Between tho Rivers.

The Aldermen have requested the Congress
men from this city TO urge the passage OF law pro.
yidng for SO opening the Harlem river and spuyten
puYy creek TO admit OF the passage OF large yea.
sells The resolution guarantees that on the completion
OF the WORK this CITY wil relinqu,h It's CLAIM against
inc general novernnent of 100000 and Interest
pended 10 1851 10 the organic ulon ami equipment OF
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BosroN, Feb. 8. ''''''' -
Helping Hand for Men-A Letter from Jerry
nlCAuloy,

To THE Enron or rHR sUN-sir: wish 10
thank you heartily for your KIND notices InE sun.
which have had great cneet In increasing the Attand
ance aAd interest at our meetings. Young men wns
read THE srS have been Interested by your articles.
and come 10 Inc mission to hear for thense
All are made Nclcome aud do not DOUBT many viii
receive permanent Deuvnt.
don't believe you would mention ui 30 favorably
unless you were satisfied that We doing good
work ~ bti ntlgbuthu0u ad Iuf our goud OpulVn.
~ vel AS your good words, tssl deepy grateful.
tsVrb TVpsStVuy, JBHI' AoAuLET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06

To THE EDIToR or The Sun Sir: In the re-
port OF an interview between myself and a
sun reporter, appearing in your number Of yes
terday, the idea is conveyed that the Latter Day
Saints are seeking to estrange the Indians ia
Utah from the United States Guyerumen'.
whereas the object Of our hhOr- among them IL
10 Induce them to cease their Narlike. nnmadi IS
life, and become good Christians aud law-abid-
ing, producing, tANpdyiug citizens, thus max
Ing them a source of revenue ana prOht to the
Government instead Of the stupeudOus burden
they have hitherto been.
Very respectfully,
Elder II. T. CUMMINGS
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Relief for IIard-Pressed Tnxpoy.r,.

The AIdermen pissed yestord " preamble
reclng that the ad tion OF ~ cent taxes a.
penalty Tor nonpayment wishia a nxed time was op.
pressyc and resolution asking the Legislature to en-.
act law providing that back taxes be dlscharg
ana liens on real estate for such cancelled on
payment with seven per cent Interest within year
after the passage OF the law and that persons who pay
the back taxes within SIX months after the ssage Of
tue law snail be entitled to archaic OF ave per cent.
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One Hundred and Finy Converted.

MONTICELLO, N. Y, Feb. 3.-The result OF the
revival meetings at this place far In the matter Of
conversions, is one hundred and ny and efforts seem
" 90 made 10 convert tue whole village. the altar 10
nightly thronged with seekers after Christ The
praying Dand have been assisted to-day by the Rev.
MT Munroe Of Port JerViA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-06
Trouble for an Alleged Incendiary.

insured the stock OF james Brady Of III Newark avenue
jersey City, informed him yesterday mat h' policies
were cancelled. Brady insured tor " 900 and mad
stock which Il appraised az 5000 H. Is locked up
on charge OF arson. The elreQutIsntIa eYlqsnes
sgaips, w U suopG - -
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

How MANY INDIANS ARE IN THIS
WAR-Father Mesplie, says the Ida
no Statesman" who is we'll posted
on the Indian tribes, gives the fol-
lowing estimates Of their numbers {:
He puts the Sioux down at 10000 f;
the Crows at $4,000 Blackfeet, 90
900; Utes or Utahs. $4,000 and in
addition there are the Brulo, Ogalal-
Ia, Minneconjou, Yonctonnais, Une.
papa, Two Kettles, San Acres, and
SOntoobands. Some of the Crows,
and some others who live around the
reservation are friendly, but many
who pretend friendship will gather
arms and ammunition for their tribes
He says they are in strong alliance
with each other to carry on the war,
although when they have no common
enemy to fight they fight each other
but now they are united against what
they consider common enemy, and
will turn out all their warriors. and
they will number at least $4,000,
and Father says it is likely to be the
most formidable and bloody Indian
war in the history of our Govern
ment. They are we'll armed, and
will fight to the death whenever
they are concerned.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

SAM. TILDEs sayes he and his New
York partners had perfect right to
those Alton and Terre Haute bonds
which the stockholders say they
stole. But here is what Mr.. CARR.
son, President OF the road at the
time Tilden was called in, says
In 1859 I picked mp this road
the Terre Haute, Alton and st. Louis
railroads. waif. It's men had not
been paid for five months. For pro.
lection against execution it's fuel was
paid for az il was delivered upon the
engines. I carried il alone for six
months, and indorsed for it person
ally in all, including renewals, to the
amount of more than $500 900. I
gave it all my time and all my abili-
ties, and after four years ] delivered
it up worth SO, 100000. Five thou.
sand dollars q year, without any
commissions for endorsing, was oil |
was paid-all ] demanded but il
there ia any such merit in service as
is asserted, and il Mr.. Tilden or the
Purchasing Committee were enti-
tied to steal 100000 or $500, 900 OF
bonds. then ] claim Il was my hon.
est right 10 have stolen the railroad
itself.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

A day or two ago a party Of gen
tlemen fishing near the middle OF
Long Island Sound. saw great guam.
titles Of potato bugs covering :he
surface Of the water as far as the eye
could reach. Every floating article,
as we'll as the water, was packed with
them, and many were clinging TO eel
grass and seaweed under the water.
Tho wind was blowing from the
south and bad probably carried them
from the island, and they were being
waited toward the Connecticut shore.
Inland on the island the bugs ap-
pear to be increasing in numbers,
and tho potato vines being dry, they
have attacked the egg plants, pepper
plants and tomato vines.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

Our in Connecticut last spring q
majority Of Democratic members
were elected to the legislature by the
open and unblushing use Of money
furnished by Congressman Barnum,
who was candidate for Serator.
When the legislature assembled Bar
mum was elected United States SEN
ator. The Democrats did not raise
O hue and cry against Barnum for
using money to buy himself into po-
sition. Down in Mississippi, Lamar
and his friends intimidated Republic
can voters to such an extent that the
confederate Democrats carried o
majority of the members OF the leg-
islature, and Lamar was elected
United States Senator from Missis-
sippi. This is what the democracy
calls "home rule" in the South. By
murder and intimidation the democ.
racy OF the South carry elections,
yet they are the would-be-reformers
Of the age.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

THE " Y. Tribune in mentioning
the reasons that will influence men
who we're true to the Union during
the rebellion to vote against Govern
or Tilden for President, very pro-
perly observes
At the same time we can UNDER
stand how those who risked their
lives, who gave their mon o. !. who
surrendered the sous dear to them.
who remember all tue anxieties, ell
the fearful experiences OF those dark
years, may recall, even at this dis
tant day, with some Indignation, the
logical ooldness, the conservative
doubts, the dispassionate to aud obsti-
nate theories Of gentleman who fg-
ured AZ members Of the old Society
for the Diffusion OF p Political Knowi.
edge. Citizens who were in earnest
then are likely to be quite az much
in earnest now. They do not re
member the course Of leading Dem.
ocrats during the war with pleasure;
and long memories will undoubtedly
lose Gov. Tilden good many votes.
This may not be precisely just, but
in politics We must take things as
We End them. Almost any volunteer
who left limb in Virginia, or whose
recollection Of Southern prison il
lively still, would be more likely to
vote for the other Governor.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

"REroRM 10 necessary" But only
where Republicans are in Office. The
Harrisburg Telegraph says that the
Democrats Of Luzerne have renomi-
mated for prothonotary the notorious
DR.. Trimmer, arrested last fall for
falsifying election returns, aud who
escaped conviction by having one Of
his gang on the jury. His guilt was
80 apparent that when first made
public he fed the county to escape
arrest. Afterward he was induced
to return and stand his trial, when
one Democrat on the jury, despite
plenary evidence Of guilt, refused to
observe his oath. Tho people know
him to be guilty, and how he can be
elected it is impossible for us 10
conceive, rs his guilt included both
forgery and perjury. But Of such is
Democratic reform.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

DEMOCRATIC journals find il i'm.
possible to cit quietly down under
the order sent by Secretary Cameron
to General Sherman. They totally
overlook the fact that the order is
not to use those troops for any un.
lawful purpose. but 10 bring to con-
dign punishment those who violate
the law by terrorizing and numbering
the blacks at the South. did not
the Democratic House pronounce
this all right I II the troops are uu.
lawfully, or improperly used, it will
be time enough to cry about it but
with the evidence we have that out.
rage is general at the South, at ia
time effective measures of prevention
we're employed and President
Grant is just the man to do this.
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TIE Democrats have carried Ala. L.
bama by an increased majority. How
they accomplished the feat is told in
the following, kept standing in large
capitals at the head Of the editorial
columns Of the State, q leading Dem.
ocratic organ Of the South
Let IL be known before the cleo.
ton that the farmers have agreed 10
spot every radical negro, and treat
him as an enemy for all time to
come. The Democrats have DETER
mined TO withdraw all employment
from their enemy. Let this fact be
known"
The rebels Of tie South mean to
carry every State in that section for
Tilden and Hendricks IL they can.
No matter what means are required,
they are equal to the occasion.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

The Confederate and Democratic
members Of the House of Represen-
tatives doctored the Blaine amend-
ment 80 that according to the best
legal authority of the Senate it would
have utterly failed of accomplishing
the end for which it was intended
this is tho hope of deceiving the
cauntry, and not offending their
Catholic friends. II was one of
those Jesuitical promises "that keep
the word OF promise to our ear and
break it to our hope" The Senate
exposed the trick, and amended so
that it may be effective. and now,
forsooth, every Democrat in that
body voted against it. So much for
Democratic consistency on the school
question.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

THs Phila., Press asks and what
shall this Confederate party be call
edf Surely not the party OF Re
form, with their record Of Rebellion.
Surely not the party Of peace, with
their record Of war. Surely not the
party Of freedom, with their record
of slavory. Surely not the party Of
universal education, with their res
cord in favor Of destroying our pub
lie schools, just clinched by their
late vote in the Senate Of the United
States. Surely not the party Of the
national faith. with their record in
favor Of Tilden contraction among
tho gold barons Of the North, and
Hendricks imitation among the sutf.
ering multitudss Of the West and
South.
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A NATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

we condcnse/ffom tho Lehfea Reofser the
eubsfnnce Oft Conversation about Oak Hall, In
PhiladcDhi1 yanamaker& 4 Browns Largest
attendant - tho speakers: ' $50
zaxds.s South Esss corner or ,fs u SEA q" and
ssss ss 's e; fSSs Ssys S:.S sr .ssS
!. H., !: ;I sSsis0a5 eoIa~.ii Do you know
iso odd on sIsth. siy stories high. has has over S"
Sss:s'':S s::: 'ssns sS's Sss Sssc
y...po you dse stesm.powesf"
A. rant young engine f,iFnlahes power
Sorthe neight and passenger elevators, and the
ops " esn sss bS,s sos nsaans and ne other ops
Y.""Mh.s order DO ycu tats Win eeodsY..
!hs bssemsnt. on long ~ counien, and taken
soss sis ssc% On ON s sh9 sccr y sA' in's
IL inspectn1 the tint opesaticnr
- No, ar; measuring: Thc goods are nfus
cloth posses over follers In tho face OF strong
light And two men sit one before and one
behind the goods, watching with the eye OF 8
mailing every dsw. 20 ihst the cutter e may see see
And audi. avoid is whom he comes 70 cut The gar.
9ss rs spSy s Y s:s .ss 2, :s,- +.
heep 20 hand: all the ti1P cyl4ins. up the cloth
dozen mems work cacllNt . stroke"
.N."Do you manufscturs al your own
A, ave DO. and most carefully. Our ex.
sminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
ss ss si.. :; on Il snS S.SoS: asSs
responsible Tor H."
". Your system must save you . great
a Tn In syery direction, s!r. .I..y9 system
And economy we practice all ~ waf IL tough.
ssss Sscps enable !. E. =: \. g put our 70 Dc
sfX fX,y!Af'er ,,y! inspecting ths work. what becomes
A. Before II soes into Stock n IL stelessd
Eyery single garment has in number and
other points noted on Il, % that ~ entIre his.
SSH SSH can 10 traced without fail. upon our
sv." You must have 80 or 10 saicsmenr
Al why SIR, on busy days you maysee 100
In the various rooms and suites Oh rooms
selling 70 the throngs Of customers."/
and nd ..pSe!.r' DH sgS DO an order bu>eEby mail
A. Very great All over the country. Our
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

A DEMOCRATIC exchange requests
Its readers to "go to work and con-
vince your Republican neighbor that
he is helping his country by voting
for Tilden." This is q very heavy
contract to saddle upon any man,
and before it is attempted, we would
advise him to select some simpleton
in the Republican party, who can be
readily imposed upon by false repre-
sentations OF the past and false prom.
ises OF the future A very good way
to help the country to disgrace it,
self is to vote for 'iilden.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

perfect system ga rules Of scifmcasuremcns
ss, away Sssfssis as Il fS ihsy were s hero 'S n
II sopposs you have at least half dossu
different departrnentsT
A. my dear siri wc have more than fcnt.
each charged with It's own business, and each
sno,lSousnIy ,S ergsniied' necessary wheel with
y will you name dozen or 70 Of shcm r.
WITH pleasurs. The Custom Depart
.sss; tssssslss sssa:ss Ssrs.;%sns e
1hs shirs r.! !sSsosY: vish its busy mscki9es,
e. sSss. TSs dssnsns sseei 4 Issas sOosn. ~ Is:
named 6sos; The special Unifosns psps!s
ses5s %srs Of 1ss nsiss, Ds',ss psDsrtmsns wiz -
ses si.sl 81 ssSSre +. Aa,..e
ssS ss x ~ s%ss % "a
Ssii . y ycSS % a. o! sssS dit =: srS:sy Ssayy
snsrsnss Tor isdIs. HE a 4eiessh y bsss4 besssl
ment, The Chief Clerks DepsItinent With
~ bcof, Keepers and 1:sissanis. General Nan.
ssSer osisss % Is: III busy yss :: Ssss sns
ins rss:i:sIns. rssi ". ending Out, ~ seIiins. %
. carry on !Sa ssspls ses SSsSs.
Ing 70 between s2.ooooo and tsOoo.ooo a.
vVa4s.tunen.d.ou.p
Csshisr's Department, which handles IL Us 10
Of retail sales on some single daysr'
."e2so0i Immense That what enables
hS no;s e sq' sessP os PS.9s :1s s:
people ihrons here. fn( Sint that ~ ws !, dspspd
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IN Indiana the democracy hope to
win in October by the use of money
furnished by rildep, who was the
pal and associate OF Tweed in his
robbery OF the Taxpayers Of New
York. This bogus reformer Tilden
grew rich from the division OF the
spoils stolen by Tweed in New York,
by "wrecking railroads in the west,
cheating miners in Michigan and be
ing counsel for the Credit Mobilier
swindlers, and is now using that
money TO corrupt the people OF In-
diana, while pretending to be q "re-
former" and political saint. The
gambler Morrisssy declared at St.
Louis--"We1l send money enough
70 do It," Be--we'll swamp the
6tats Of Indiana with money, and
thAt'll fetch Il" Morrisssy was au.
thorissd 70 speak for Tildsn, and
TilAsn y keeping bis promises that
2brEjssey made for bim. Yet TIL
dsa. " Bpsakiug and unblushiuR
dpAs9eGes ed sypessiss psstsads
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-08-31

InPoRrAST ORDER. Tho Secretary
OF War has issued instructions to
Gen. Sherman to hold all available
forces under bis command not en-
gagged with the Indians on the from
tier, iu readiness to respond to the
call Of the civil authorities in States
where the rights Of suffrage guaran
teed by the Fifteenth Amendment
may be prevented. Such additional
orders as may be necessary will be
issued from time to time, after con
sultation with the law officers Of the
Government.
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WHILE the {eDublicana ha,

WHILE the Republicans have only
been compelled, by the force OF pub
lie opinion, to- Withdraw one of their
candidates from the State ticket in
Indiana, the Democrats have been
obliged to retire four. They were
all candidates for the Supreme
Bench, and were severally charged
with corruption. This is a healthy
indication, us showing that neither
party can afford to nominate capdI-
dates of doubtful character.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

WILL be sold by virtue Of an or.
w der Of sale issued out Of the Orphans
Court ~ SNYDER county on sArU ,OAy, SEP
Elias Keck, decd In Miidisc eek township,
said county. the following described Real Es.
TRxOT No .. The undivided one half ps,s
Of certain Tract Of land situate IN Middle
creek twp. SNYDER Co., ps. Bounded North BY
John Define, and others. East b. lsnds OF Ja.
Straub and David Msiser, containing isi
ACRES moro or less, thereon are erected
Two--tory Log-wsatherbosrded Vouss, New
Bank Barn, and other oufbu,ldings, . good
we'll and . spring Of excellent water. two OF
chards Of choice fruit. The lsod 10 In . good
TRAIT No. ). The undivided half ors Ger.
tain tract or Piece Of land situate - AZORES I'D
and ,unded North by lands 0f Henry Wst,ei
south bv lands Of J acob smith, East By lands Of
heirs OF calvin Fisher decd. West by lands OF
Hsary wstxel. contAiuing AORES, more or
TRACT No. s. All that certain lot Of ground
situate in MtddIsc.sek township. aforesaid.
Bounded BY lands Of John Daubermsn, Fry.
mans Estate and others, containing oue-fourta
of an Acre more or less thereon . hns LiIus-
sto . Quarry. Sal to com mence at 10 o'clock
. m OF saii day, when due Astsndsncs will 10
given and terms OF sale made known By
ELI KEELER.
Administrstor Of Elias Ksok, deed.
Aug. :, 1870.
THE nndersigned being the own"r Of the other
undivided half part OF tho nrst above described
two tracts Of land. will onsr tho same At Public
sale. 81 the same time and place ABOVE mso.
TONED. ChARLES kECk.
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GEN WADE HAMPTON, late OF the
Confederate army, has Just been
nominated for Governor by the Dem
ocratic Convention OF South Caroli-
M, whereupon the Rochester Onion
says: "With Wade Hampton as
Governor of South Carolina-M. c..
Butler would make him capital At.
torney General-and with Tilden
and Hendricks in the national capi-
tol, wouldn't 1876 be q jubilee for
the ex>rebels Of the South 7"
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'lr is stated that the Mormon mis-.
sionaries to Bedford county meet
with considerable success. They
have recently baptized sixteen con.
yerts to their faith, and organized a
Mormon church in the region OF
Fisher Hill, not far from Greenback.