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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
MORE CORRUPTION
Startling Disclosures by q Vera.
cious Correspondent!

EniToR TrMEs:-I have for the
past eight months known facts which
implicate certain prominent citizens
in an affair worse than that of Bel
KNAPP, and believing it the duty of
every honest citizen to expose crime,
l hasten thus promptly to lay the
facts before the public, in the hope
that the grand jury may ferret out
and punish the perpetrators. One
day about eight months ago, two en-
ploycs in one of our mills, and who
are also part owners of the mine
whose ore the mill works, came into
town with quantity OF very valua-
bile ore. Where they got it they did
not tell me, and it is very evident
they did not come by it honestly.
They Immediately sought one of our
prominent citizens and the three rode
off together. What became of this
valuable ore | have not been inform
ed, though | have taken the trouble,
in the interest of the public, to ask
the parties about it. Their only re-
ply was that it did not concern me.
the next development is that the
prominent citizen, who is evidently
linked with the Others in the crime,
was seen the next day coming out of
the express Office, which proves CON
clusiyely that the ore was shipped by
him through the express company.
| Immediately after discovering this
went to New York and made INQUIRY
where the ore had been sent, but the
employees, evidently ais, implicated
in the plot, positively denied any
knowledge of any ore having been
shipped from Silver City. Not CON
tent to leave any stone unturned
which might aid in the detection and
punishment of crime. wrote to the
superintendent Of the mill. telling
him If he did not secure an imme3i-
ate investigation | should lay the
matter before the proper authorities.
His only reply was the followiEg
a A. c. KAss, ESQ, Silver CITY,
New. Dear Sjr:--i have been wait
ing for your statement in relation 10
the matter mentioned in your letter,
and as ii has not come 70 hand |
write to ask the favcr thar you send
it at your earliest convenience. By
so doing you will much obiige
"Iours, e. -"
To this insolent letter | made No
reply, aud the matter has lain dor
mant for over a month. Nv con-
science will not allow me u remain
silent longer, and | demand an i'm
mcdiate investigation Of the matter
and the prompt dismissal Of the par
ties against whom rests so foul
chalge So we'll sGbstaatiated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

THE FRsf OF THE SEASON. - The
first rhubarb of the season. also the
first radishes, were in the marSe.
yesterday. They were raised on
the Carson river by Italian garden
ere. The rhubarb was as fine as
grows in any country. some OF the
stalks being two or three inches
bread. The Italians ere the most
successful gardeners in the world.
and can make money in little cove
that an American would pass by
all his lifetime and never think OF
reclaiming from nature.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

PERsoNAL.-Judge Leonard, of
Winnemucca, was in Virginia yester-
day. looking AS fresh and hale as of
old. He reports everything in good
killer in Humboldt county, and says
the crop prospects III the valleys are
very encouraging.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

ICE.--Those who may want to
keep cool during the present season
land who does not, and at all times,
in fact0 will find Truckee ice on sale
at the Star Market, opposite the Ba-
con Mill. See advt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

4 CHANCES To INVEST. BY refer
ence to the new advertisements of
this issue. il will be seen that good
chance Is offered some one t. - into
the iodging-house business, Virginia
CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
LAST NIGHg's PERFORMANCES.

LAST NIGHg's PERFORMANCE. -
The Amy Stone troupe played to 4
very god house last night. consid-
er,ng that the weather was almost
horrible. They gave good satisfac-
ton, as they have done elsewhere
Mr. Dudley. the leading man. is
well known here, having been with
Piper's Stock Company for a long
while. He is excellent in military
characters, having a natural bearing
and confirmation of parts especially
suited to an officer. The W ole
troupe seem to have been selected
for special traits. and play together
with harmony. Tonight they will
perform in Virginia
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

A SPECIAL CAR.-John W. Mae
KAY will visit he Centennial Exhi-
bitiou and several Eastern cities in
the special ear formerly used by
Senator Sharon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

WILL STARr.--The Dayton mill
will he started up to-day, having
been put in good running order.
New pans and settlers have been
added, and the mill will be about as
good as new.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

CooL, Yesterday was colder by
several degrees than any day OF last
week, aud IN uncomfortable amount
of wind was abroad.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

ANOTHER MRETISa There will
be an auti-Ctiuase meeting at Mn
ers' Union Hal, Virginia, tonight
at 7 o'clock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
STOCK REPORT.
Morning Board.

Morning Board.
MONDAY. May Is.
ophir. .260a56; 2os55ts: l3sa5s1s: 50ss5s; 5os
sebs; 2ooss5 $50; 5oss5..; l0a55's; 2os55 !.
50ab5., blot
Mexican. .issas2,s 4loas2h: 4s5ss2,.: 1882
4saas!A; 'oaS21sn5; lsoa32.i; ioa;i2,A; 5Os
Gould l. Curry .16OalTa; 2lOaI7s.
Best Bel her .22oa57 155s5Gs s5a56 y; 3os
56h ;as56.
California. .2o5a7sa; 1oos7o; lsos7e,.; 1855.
Savage, 2esaiss; i2oaIsN: ssoai9'.; Isoa2o
J0aaOb5
Con. virsinia. .2ooa73s; 75a7s,a; 2ooa7aa 2st
a74; 34os7+a.
Chollsr 2CDa90: loaq0.
Hale X Norcr,ss. .2aajs; ana5si. l2OaSg
Crown Point .b0al6%. 35si6s,.
Yellow Jsefet. .1s,ass; l2s5a33%; ls65s3ss
75oa33 y 1Ooa3J Sb5
Imperial .2sd0s5a. Io0a6; 30oa5S; 2625a5s
l00a5A. l00a5s
Alpha. .l50s56; sOOaSi; ssMS5s
Belcher. .i20a20; 155a oA; 5Oa2oI,
Conhdel &c. .1Wal9A; 50sl9; 50al9as l4Oal9l,
sierra Nevada. ll0ai6h.
kentuck. .5osl2h scala; ins12a; 1OoaIla.
Utah .soa23 "; 2OalSA; 30a237.; l2oa24; leoa
AN.
Bullion. .l15s46; 5Na45
Exehequer. .i9sslg: 1ooaiaA.
Overman. .2SiaG1; 50s65 v . l10a66S.
Justice. .'sa2i; 535a31 \ 7asaI : 100s27S
Union, .325sl3: 5i5si2's; i5osl2A.
Lady Bryan. .5oosih 2o0aI'..
Julia 5oa.is locale: isval0A; 4ooal0A; ioa
Caledonia. .5?oa9; 4oas'.: 2o0a9b5.
Afternoon board.
Meadow Valley. .toails.
Eureka Con .l6SaiI1.
Jacks .2Sa3A; 1SoaS,s; Slai; ios3's; 1oOa
81.
Alps .4usa,,; alsa2I
lalu sIxNs % gaa l. .AaNs
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

SErrLE.--All those indebted 70
the undersigned for milk will take
notice that i have leased MY dairy.
Payment of all accounts must be
made before the first day OF June TO
save costs. A. PERKINS.
Dayton, May 10, 1876.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16

"No. 1857 IS an even number, and
il is more than An even thing that
the finest assortment OF boots, shoes,
CATERS. etc, are TO be found at thai,
place, South G street, III the large
store OF &. \. Noitemeier, OF any
other establishment in the state.
step in and take look a. his spring
STYLES,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
Virginia & Truckee Il. r.
N e W Arrang 9 m emit!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY /, 1876
Through Trains Daily

Between VIRGINIA CITY and SAN FRA
CISCO. via Vallejo, Will leave as follows
GOING MEST-MII1 IrArIr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-16
BOOTS AND SHOES,

OF all descriptions ana he wishes all q Civ
him cali before purchasing elsewhere as
can and will Offer superior Inducements to any
house in the State.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
pATRoNIzE HoME.

The real source Of southern poverty j. its
patronage Of the North, and the real source
Of municipal poverty is patronage Of other
vieinages. There is ali the time atemptu-
tion Of fashy advertisements to invest
abroad what ought to be spent az home.
There is another motive, and that is pro-
pensity TO dodge home obligations, and get
abroad for cash wha; ought to be spent COR
the payment Of debts. Let ns take things
boldly BY the horns. EsOnomize. without
attempting to run an impossible rce with
fashion, and spend part Of your money in
the cancellation Of old 'detts--ihe balance
Of il in decent sacrifice to fashion.
On the other hand. neither Merchants nor
Mechanics must complain. il customers 60
abroad to get better articles for the prices
charged at home. People. will not sacri-
fee % pet ideas. They will not give uT
real interest for the re6nenenis Of abstrac.
tiOns; TO build up home interests at the ex-
pense Of individual loss. Articles must be
as good. as well as cleqp. as elsewhere. 4
buggy that costs $3.50 here must Be as good
as one that costs the same elsewhere. Il
experience proves that ibis is no: so. me.
ehanicl have 20 right to whine that they arr
neglected.
Faithfulness Of work. excellence Of goods
these will york the revolution tLat ever,
body calls for.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
THE UNLKERSIlY.

On tho lst day Of June is the commence
ment at Chapel IIill the lirst under the
new regime. Wa hope all Orange County
win b fully represented. Il is something
% excite county pride that Orange owns a
seat Of learning that has given character
to some Of the leading nen cf the South--
to some Of the leading men Of the nation;
for its influence has not been confined to
State or section. Out from her venerable
halls have gone some Of the intellectual
giants who have guided the couusels Of the
nation, or who have directed the theologi-
cal views of the people. And in old time.
so wide spread was the influence Of the
University. that il bad, what none other 10
the South could claim. the character Of the
educator Of the Southern and Western poo
pie. 'l'll
The blast from the black cloud Of radi-
calism for the time destroyed it, and il has
only just revived to something like new life
Ia life so vigorous, however that il pro-
mises something of therobustnessof Of endur.
ing existence. The success Of its first new
year tells Of future Of prosperity. We
feel Tint the people Of the State will take
it up where the war left it off; and that the
whole South will again rally to revive is
fortunes. stils i
But the responsibility rests on the coun-
ty Of Orange to maintain what is pecul iari-
ly its own. This county has always main
tanned thu best of primary schools. It wa:
honorcd BY the existence within its borders
Of ono Of the best Of Southern Universities.
We hope on commencement day. that there
win be general outpouring Of her people,
to show that they cherish what they ought
to be.proud Of. aud that they invite, By THEN
marked appreciation. the encouragement
andIappreciatiOn OF all other portions Of tho
Stately 10. f}ss d q ttd
q
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
OUR CANDIDATES..

1 ! /. ~ y u -fE0 =.
We present this year to the sutfrages Of
the people men against whom no objection
can be made. Itisthe glory Of the county
that it was aOle to sacrifice self 10 principle.
and to bring out as representatives Of the
people that old time feeling that made the
honor and reputation Of the county the OBJ
jective point Of the campaign. Legislature
loses its dignity, Representation its conse-
quence. when it is narrowed down to per-
sonal claims. Principles ought never yield
to men. but principles may embrace the
best 81 men. These we think Orange has
got.
Maj. John W. Graham stands next to DC
man in the State in sOundness Of judgment,
extent information, and purity of princi-
pie. he stands one Of the first Of those
who will 60 into legislature requiring cl
all Others experience and caluness o.
thought.
Calvin y. Parish acquired = hnc reputa-
tion in the last Legislature for industry,
tact and ability. These are improving qua
liiies and make an old member better thar
new one, inasmuch as he has learned wha
others have to learn. Therefors Dir. Parisl
viii be up to bis work without waiting t
leArn.
Dir. Hughes WILDE a new man. but PraO
tic=lly. he has learned 50 much Of the If
fairs If the county By his varied experience
m its business, that he will come forward
with healthy degree Of experience.
As these will ali be elected, We think th
Affairs Of the county will Be considered il
szfe hands.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

ing and It's entire truth may be readily
ascertained by any one who desires to nuke
inquiry, While all this misery and suffer
liay has bsea eullussa By The patients nm
dsrthe tatherly and professional. care Of
DR.. Nickel heskas been gay as Edens
sardou bird. KeeFing any humber Of
horses and carriages at the government ex.
pence for himself aud family and fariing
sumptuously every day. AT the same time
making himself local innenate Of the
srst water b. becoming member Of the
levy C0,srt. "a Police and Road Com.
missioner besides other Offices too numerous
to mentiom buEwith them all escn finding
time 10 serveihe men who placed him IN
power and losing no opportunity todo so
DIR. Nickell aud his management, OF the
Insane Asylum l. fairly typical Of Grants
administration and affairs and condition Of
tho country millions III men and women un.
employed and on The pa int of starvation.
Business Of evers Kind ia state of stagna-
tion aud the agriculturisis Throughout the
country almost ready Is give up ii despair.
White the government ,ifieials from the
highest 10 the lowest are only seeking tho
surest and spcediest way IN which to en,
rich themselves at the peoples expense: i.
as 4tslfa1 bsit RENO.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
Gen. W.R. Cox,
OF WAKE.
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
OF wAKE.

A Convention Of the Democratic Couser-
ya,iye voters Of the Fourth Congressional
District will be held in the city Of Raleigh
ou Tuesday the 18th day Of 5sne next, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Congress and Presidential Elector, and
selecting two delegates to the s.. louis
Convention. A ultattendanee is earnest
ly desired, Zach county viii be entitled
to one vote for every one hundred votes and
fractional part over City given for Mertiinon
in 1862. =
by order Of the District Executive Com
mittee.
H.A. LONDON; jr..
March 3lst. Chairman:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE UOUNTY.

Superior Court-;Spfipg Terp 1876.
Lewis Jspkins aud Elizabeth rrut.--plain,
iiis. cs.
John Burroughs as Executor Of w. N.
Pratt, dec'd.. a. s. Robinson. and wife
Caroline Robinson, ". ID. Latia aud
wife Isabella Iatta. George Pratt aud
wife Alice Pratt, William Pratt, Jr. Da-
yij S,rayholn aud wife Martha Stray
horn. WA. Strayhcrn and vile Caroline
Sirayhoru. w. q. Freelahd and ". "a.
Slnyhon his Guardian-D Defendants.
Summons Jor Retief.
TDtke Sheriff III (Ir,sJe COlti,fy Gfrefiag:
yyUU arrliereiy cOsna.sslexit a. ss1n,s,, IN 3an,.
III burroughs ~ ESernt0r u W. n Pratt.
Al. :. Robinson aiisl vile Caroline Robinson, "
~. Latta aIi wlie isabclh lssIa. Grorgc PIaft
and Als FRAU, W illisin ffalt Ir, Datisl
stnyhorn and wife Martha Sfra, born, W A.
Stfasb0rd and vile Caroline STRAY yhcrli, W. e.
freeland and W. A. Sfrp h1rn hl- tsuntIian
the Defendants above nanled " thay o. fsla,tl
within yoilr county. 70 ~ and aplrar hcforc the
JUDGE " our snpcrinr court at t;Ouft % be
held for HE collaiy d Urangn Il the Cgnf Ifoil@.
IL Hiil.bnro. en Tile eighth Monday allrr il,c
ir.t Monday ~ March. aifs answer tlse enu.-
plant whirh wla 10 deposited in the oiise q The
Clerk ol The superior Court af said County
within ten days from the dtie fthis Sufnmons.
and let the Defendants iake Hutksc Tint Il they
Lal taianswer The said complaint wlfirin tilat
fiit the plaintiffs will apIy u the Court ,t tn
Telisf tlfinaHslssl IN The esinplaissf 7 'taN 8
Herein Ldl not aud ol this summons make dhs
return.
0ivsmunser my hand and sssl shls flseen,h
dar " April lf7s. GEORGE LAWS, CIeTk. :
superior Court VI Orangr County.
IN tlN above aetien y appsuriAg from tn Il.
shlayit ~ the Pldntifis. i,iis,.. .
!. Ihai thc defendants A. +. Robinson md
carollne ksbifl~on ranuOt ie found. afler due
dlligeiire, ~ this Htate. fs 6#.f-s nt5f
III. That cause Oi action exists agaInsis the
DEFENDANTS. HstE rl Il NJ
III. That aid Deien,lani,are nos nshleais q
this State.
II . ordered IL THAT sefsise n ~ s,,ms,on,
~ made by puisllrarson Ia the HlIlslsors l,es sr
der once week Tot Ai ltad six snro,ssiye ws.,ks
Ind. That = copy % tlIe Sumnfous Ne E,rth.
with deposited N tise Pos Oifsre w the Cierl
gfthis Court directed 20 A. s, Rsl,ln-on, lyunu
I'nre County. Arkansas. aid tlnt hnnilcf c0lJy
q fhi. Summons he forthwith HtTwyslfed w IN
Port Onlse " snih clerk. and nirfrfr,l ~ t,an.
line Roblil-0n. Lyman, Pope County. Arkanss
md said tntntnnns shall he tFsinea ~ IrIvs ises
eervsi VI tlse Expiration " the time of pshtis.
tipn nrcsrrfbed tIy thb order.
tsiyen at HIils4nrO, IN the county 0f (lynne,
this 18th day ~ April Iss0,
GEORGE LAWS. Clerk.
10Th april Ct. Superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
oRU WASHINGTON LETTER.
WAsHINeToN i. q. Nav 25fI

WASHINGTON ID. O.. May 25fh.
In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Wright re-
ported the bill fixing the Presidents salary
ut $50. 600 per annum with the veto mes
sage Of Gen. Grant the same Mr Wright
said that the Committee recommended that
the bill be passed Notwithstanding The
objections OF :he President. and gave notice
that he would call il up Of the earliest
possible moment. After the introductIon.
Of few bills Of general character, The
Senate again took up the case Of ex-Sect
BeIknsp. II Is thought decision as to
the question Of jurisdiction may be reschedio
day bit il IS by no means certain that IL
will be done even BY tO>lnorrow's hour Of
adjournment. In the House the tariff
bill was Discussed BY Messrs Morrison, and
Bucha.d. Last evehinga caucus Of be
Democratic members Of the House vas held
for the purpose Of nominating successor
TO l.. II. Fiizhugh the late Doorkeepsr.
The caucus organized BY the selection Of
the lion. ileister Clymer ss chairman.
There wore SIX candidates for the position.
Messrs John II. Patterson Of New Jersey.
r. a. Tyler Of Tenn. Jennings Of Texas
Fletcher Of Pa; Polk Of DO. aud Bacon.
On the jth ballot Mr. Patterson was de-
ciared the choice Of die caucus and will
u course Be elected. Mr. Patterson i .
resid snt Of New jersey and is a thorough
working Demociat. Ile is cordially en-
dorsed by the Gov. the e1-6oy. aDd the
entire Democratic delegation in CODgress.
Ills nomination gave great satisfaction TO
those around the capitol lsst night aud the
universal opinion was expressed that the
caucus has made an excellent selection.
fhe report of government agents scot 20
Mississippi and Louisiana last fall to To-
vestigate sboss that tho origin ofall the
troubles was the Encouragement, Of Gov.
Ames and how the actiHg attorney General
refuses to let the report see the light on
the ground that il viii be injosrious to
public interest. This il The dccir me pro.
claimed by ibe Dew minister 10 England
That The exposure Of The truth 10 behalf
oi tie people Of those States Is not 70 be
permitted. Does be oto EnglnBd % mis-
4
represent tie psople to whom lie refuses
justice * honeg And with base Iie up
90 bi, lips uttered 70 shield tbe political
party 70 which be belong from The neriled
condemnation and scJrn Of the world. And
set there Is some sllOwanse TO be made for
BIN. Ills lifelong political training and
The daily example " bis associates demand
At bis hands some exhibition Of adroit
knasery 70 give him right to The claim
offellowship. Every ay sdds new bor.
ror 70 the government Insane Asylum 10.
yesiigatiCn. TIE sernin infested cells ia
which tho soldiers ssd sailur patients were
confined. The noudy bread and tainted
meat upon which they we're fed. are only
eqoalIed BY tho pbysicsl suiteringto which
these poor wretcbes we're subjected on Mon.
day last ap old and ibGuu colofcd psn was
before he rommiiles ahd taxing on III
shoes showed that bic feet bad been 10 se.
sefeij ffosted while ebh6nsd there wi,I.
ont Gre ~ ~ occasion Tie lore of bis toes
THIS may appear strange ahd exaggerated
but ]. u simple fact without slo-s o. color.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
NERRERN.


We will have little to say about the
Press Convention. About its reception Of
the few members of it, vho bad the besri.
ness to accrptthe h,spitaliiies Of she ancient
city, language waald fail. There was that
generous opening II doors. aud hearts aud
hands that mea are not often the recipients
Of.
We have wandered through those silent
elm-enlbowercd streets before we have
trod upon green turf which sods he quiet
streets with gentleness that i ilcousistent
with the hustle Of lively commerce we
have strollei a.oug its riyersides, too often
deaf to the noisy clanor Of trade; we have
lookea. apou the silent waters Ut the beauti.
full estunyof the hill-born waters of the
Neuse; we have trayersed the sacred
grounds. the emhlems Of the dead energies
Of once prosperous place. and we come
away with the conclusion, that the princi-
pies Of the post can never die out.
Newbern, as she once was. is in many
respects the sane. There is a refinement
begotten Of ths past. that shows itself iu
her strawberries, her glowing parterres. her
enchanting bursts Of flower beds--ihat lead
up to the human refinement that issevery
where present. Each bcgess the other. and
social needs tell as strongly. IN the culture
| Of the garden, as they 40 in tue reinements
Of the parlor. Go where yon win, one
mee,s refinement, delicaey, purity. Even
in those long embowered avenues Of shade.
50 melancholy 10 the business man. thera il
aroused in the heart Of the -cntimentalist the
Thought that nature ID her purest and most
attractive mood, is present. and is courted.
This IS the beautiful city--a city where
/ the accidents Of fortune are sighted. and
where nature asserts rule she will nt,t
claim elsewhere. For tIere isno other sy.o,
IN the whole country whore the hum Of bu-
siness is.subdued BY the charms Of the beau,
tiful, aud where both stand side by side in
perfect harmony. Newbern has its busi-
ness. AM it is a large one. Ysthasiness
plOes not obtrpde upon pleasure walks. and
that and harmonious elegance Of genteel
luxuriauce keep . happy coinpauion>hiI
which is peculiar to 4 city - littlekaoNn /,
most Of our people.
/ -sss-tss=srs--
4 haarL ellI1 -.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
NORTH CAROLINA FARMER.

We call attention to this monthly Jour
nal just starred in Raleigh and Published
b. Mr.. james u. Enniss at one dollar a
gear. Il is one Of The best Of the farmers
journals We have Jet scer, arranged with
judgment. and with decided knowledge oi
the wants Of the farmer.
Let this paper have good circulation
fOf Il is worth ten times its subscription
price. and supplies . want which 70 tho
shame Of the State bas 80 long existe d.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
HILLSBgRO MILITARY ACADEMY.

HNDEK this name the tusfIlanlsn. IAfels
" known a. HOHNEll a gi<AtEs's schonl,
VIII, IN eQnseqnencc ~ The Withdrawal of Mr..
J. y. HDhNfk, ~ rondmfed by the snltrfiler.
tireiIlaFs containing f,ili I,ariicular. can l.s
until the sch nfJsI., ana afterwards b. the pviu.
fipai also. ~ fse nssan tinm the pifldie ars ~.
Sireh. thai thorough eaursa ~ in~fFugalnn
and discipline win ~ nsintained ana fle srhstnl
placed oll 80 equal fssfhiR uitiI the best t.la~f.
eal egh Military lnriliililans ln The eouufry.
~ spring Session OF ss1s win open Oh non.
Dec. " '75M
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

4 Washington. May 24g--The Star. says
that Democratic members who have con-
vcrsed with Fi,zlush say that he exhibits
sigus Of insanity aud that he says Up to
this time he retains control of the records
OF bis Office which he took away. and says
he will not surrender them while Sergeant.
at-Arms Thompson il ahsntin Ohio. In
the meantime members cannot obtain do
cumen,s from the folding-room. the Speak
er having given orders not to issue any un-
I'll the index books are returned. f