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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

GOVERNOR (oKE has been making Il
The newspapers and people have been serv
ing him rather roughly, and he comes to
the scratch like little man. Coke is the
burden of Coke's speeches, and it is burden
orator, and however infinite his messages,
he is not a Macauley among writers, and
instead of blowing about egOtistically over
Texas, when the people are thinking of in
finItely greater interests involved in Tilden' S
election, his Excellency would do well to
define plans for the reproduction of the
value of State warrants, now at eighty
cents, and measures by which the accruIng
State Indebtedness may be met next year.
The good name and credit of the State,
now seriously jeOpardized, is of more
value, somewhat, ia the peoples
eyes than Coke's fame. His speeches
affect only himself and of this pom
derous persons luck, and if he fill ably and
well and decently a seat in the Senate, he
need have no fears. But these speeches,
rehashing exploded statements and non
sense reproduced again and again, add not
cubit to his stature and only make the
world believe that his Excellency thinks
infinitely more of himself than of the coun-
try's veal. While Glddings, Shepard and
Finley talked of the country and its for
tunes and expounded theories of popular
freedom, our worthy Governor devoted his
genius and eloquence to himself. l. is a
big, ugly theme and awkward and ungainly
and we think he might have discovered,
amid the ruins of time, more attractive
and interesting subject.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19
hold office, a, the hands Of ;,,e,,;yepce and

hold office, at the hands of intelligence and
decency' is an honor in Georgia; here, Of
fees are only valued for the money that is
10 them. One State proffers premiums &c
truth and honesty and ability; the other,
to demagogism, to depraved tastes and
habits, to bribery and impurity. No won
der Morton is unhappy about it. HIS cor
science pricks him that he has given pater-
nifty to good, this once and only once, in
stead of
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

RIDPATH's history of the United States
is a new book greatly landed by the West
ern press. II 1t tells the truth of political
events in the first years Of this country, it
viii do TO buy and then see whether it
gives the facts incident to the Inauguration
OF the war between the States. Most his
tories of the United States are mere CON-
pendiunls of Prejudices and fAIsehoOds, and
are utterly worthless.
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RETURNS, the latest that have been suf,
fered to go abroad by the owner of the tel
egraph lines, show that the Republican
majority in Ohio is about $500, but such
are changes constantly announced that the
Democrats still think in Cincinnati that
they have carried the State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

THE STATESMAN has persistently asserted
that if the Republicans won IN Colorado the
majority would be too small to count in
the world of moral political Influences.
The latest advices are that the Democrats
have carried the State by $50 majority, and
this gives Tilden three votes which he will
not need. But TildGn lost largely in Indi-
ana aud Ohio by the absurd falsehOOds
from Colorado dispensed 10y the mansgers
OF the Associated Press.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

THE Examiner differs from the Register,
which would have counties invested with
the right to tax themselves to build rail
ways. The Examiner says that this prohi-
bition is one of the Every few good points
in the organic law of Texas" The Register
would have the lawless rabble that pays no
taxes fasten subscriptions upon counties
and towns; the Examiner panders to the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of ignorance, and would
prevent progress, and since it is true that
individuals cannot and will not, and never
have constructed railways, the Examiner
would cousfgn the country to perdition.
I ne truth is that if those alone voted who
pay subscriptions, and then these alone
expended them, there would be wise
subscriptions made and roads would be
cheerfully built and profitable to the people
but, as the law stands, the Examiner is right.
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cents for each subsequent insertion.
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squAre, each insertion. Eight lines less square.
Reading matter, local column, fifteen cents per
line.
Advertisements payable I'm advance,
anless with those doing n regular busI-
ness under contract.
EH-We will contract with parties themselves at the
above rates and not through third parties.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned. appointed executor By the Last
viii and, testament Of JAMES r. PACE, aeeeas1 a
nieh VII vac Gdaitled 70 probate the eighteenth
day u repsbe- 1916. hereby gives netlee 70 III Ger.
sous having claims u description agsnst laid es
tale 70 pfesenf N within the time prescribed ~
izN OF they uili be barred. JAS MckfNSEY
Kxr Est Jas. K Face deed
Austin. October "a. 1915. ocis 8Sw
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country we don't always see millpy dam
site.
Somebody is building steantoat to
navigate the muddy waters Of the raging An
gelins. and the blessed Nacoa,ioches Meas
is moved 10 sing:
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Julia ought to stone him.

Don't ycu see the 81 eek smcEn rising,
Z out you hear her psdd e, heating,
..lh rnrk M LIllL. ~ l.. -. :.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

| the feline were LAID out Just yard apart,
and the old woman that owned this cat say
that the next of the sort, TO avoid calami-
ties of this painful nature. must be cross
eyed to keep the heads level.
The Dallas Herald has much 10 say of
| long-horned cattle. and the people ovPI
there have much to do with long "horned'
| drinks. They practice fIr them in child
| hood by swallowing ''norned" frogs back
wards, and however solemn any remark
! one makes. even like this some Dallas Eel
| low hard. by always suggests ''in horn, y
or IN be bowed" if don't, AMI there
upon and streightway he swallows the dyna
mite.
Mayor Fulton wants To know tight now,
aud teIegraphs his Excellency TO find GU
whether or not DIR. i unit, health physi
clan of Galveston, has supreme control Of
this port IN the matter of quarantine. II
| not, | would like 10 know your views as "a
| the propriety Of continuing quarantine
| against New Orleans by steamer when per-
sons are allowed to come by rail, not ex-
ceeding in time thirty-sIx hours Please
answer"
We hope Mr.. Schurz insists on getting
every Saturday night, from the fund wruBg
by his friend Zack Chandler from the post.
office-carriers, his weeks wages at $500 q
speech, remarks rom the hotel balcony ex-
ira. Because if Hayes should be elected
poor Mr. Schurz, Us foreigner, couldn't
expect 20 get foreign mission or even q
consulate. Perhaps, however, Schulz hadn't
heard Of the connection of Hayes with the
'.Amencan League" (Know Noihing) zhen
he made mis- $500 per week contract.
Col George B. Zfmoelman who
has been absorbing the views OF
Wall street for two months, tells US
that the wealth, power and intelligence
OF Gotham are solidly for Tlden, ana
that, however rural populations may
be swept OF by the Haunting OF the bloody
shirt, the whole will stand by TiIden-tbe
rich and poor and that his triumph is an alb
sSlute certainty, and confessed 10 be by the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

The Commercially programme at
chgs HIIu Nss feuovrA aApOii
Manslrs apdTuprlay, 10Th and sVsli ol
Mag, examination ofaridics"ts.
sfueaiay soliipf aay .sP' ns meeslng
cf Board ef Tussces; ~ ps nj sermon py
DrPfIichar,l s.s.
uesinsu,iAy, siAt afay, II .. ~; address
~ Hon 4 Am. svadsleIil oelnck ?. ~,
address ly ProfsSs. @. ksr?s lo'elock "
~. annvunce,osuto distlnctior and be-.
s.aval Of l,sizsal - ssIh "a aflift q 49,
THE Alumni Association VIII nW'f and
slect Vnlrsrr a, s9'cIeck, Thursday morn
ingiu Girafd ftaiI.
f.1fA 5sf'eE 80. >. 10 lellt
'Dt. wsds- iastf cortecior's' feacfess
hsallis % Lie pstrcpsins csfes Disorders
q the Liver, weaknesss Heaiaei'e. i'''
rsFis S'fergib 10 the body Hnd siscf'o
The MUD,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Last Friday, the 2Bth inst, was joyful
siay lathe cliildrelp and lfrien.ls nf Tile
Baptist Sunday school OF tile Hillsboro
Church, The singing " the deep toned
bell, ut an early hour, for the assembling
|ofthe schoolat The Church, brought on.
|tlielittle folks IN crowds, attended by
many Of their kind teachers, with the
Superintendent, ]. M, Blackwood. ana
the other officers of the School. all EARNED
and equppedpgwith baskets. bundles,
boxes, And even trunks OF good things for
the inner man; which pleasant sight made
the eye sparkle and the heart beat with
delight; Ms II was known that the pic-iiic,
which had'beenlliso eagerly anticipated,
was really now about 10, be realized,
"A long lins Of wagons, buggies, rocka-
ways, dc, soon filed out from tie front
gate OF the Church, oil loaded to the ut
most capacity. headed by the banner-
wagon Of the Sunday School; and amidst
the gaze Of the crowded side-walks of
curious spectators, wcided their way to
Berry's Synd, about miles distant. 10 en-
joy the beautiful shade and rural scenery
III aud AROUND the classic precincts Of the
bright rolling Emo. s
The feast ofchoice things to which the
ladies ofthe party .at The appointed hour,
invited liz; and with which the hong table
seemed literally packed, were such as
fnight cause q dyspeptic to groan In aii-
guisb, so rich, so mouth-watering so
savory, 50 delicious TO keen appetite they
appeared And every one partook to the
full; aud none were slighted; none COM
planned; nota servant (and they were
numerous) hut what could say, when all
had eaten II have had enough Some
body said, land they were not Baptis,s
eiiherl .''rhese Baptists know how to ohave
Eaplc.nic.n They always provide plenti-
fully, and then invite others lssllaIe with
tllein.n .t
well, that II the way 70 do, Baptists
love others besides their own people, and
they love 10 show their good feeling, by
tlielr good dee.is.
The party allieturned :pwardslthe close
tpi The day; and The universal sentiment
was-what nice lime wchad! Many
Fthlnks 10 the kind .fiiaids of The Baptist
sunday scllool who IN this way love Ia
crafty our little oiies.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

An al~ent n,asrlea Ohio waussl got tl,e
c..sl.~,.p,,, ready gox bnlling and tben care.
fully i,hsss d % 4 o'ssh sossat her'rli
ON he stove. Although The cccaslei' was
drrsdaslls Suggestive of-sIpe Of the early
martyrs slse ~ r3ssassd toslerye some con.
.olasispc cws ~ st fr+sa tie web improved
opportunity u aiTirsed iss o. cblieing her
hsslaild 10 6uy her new drsnr, which, as
,s.en as SHE ras xsll snsugh, sl'einade W
herself win the ssalsisnceof the . .Dcines.
tlr' Fashlsns and new "Do'neslic
sewing machine,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

since tie glowing .svassses]dn The beau
tllal ssisg have illuulned oar HaF'lets,
the f<srslsa otiiesll4s 2sseii iis a s.i''ze OF
l~illi.s<y. bspquyssuf slse sso-s rasisl'ins
beaaly aJers lngsress Fessibie depository.
the p,lisor and il.~ I.ssalsn lssiHg With
drawn Ml cisins 70 such tri'si;cs, uie
ha.ms~ vi, upan the two likely juniHs,
VIM dispute witis ears -ai'es t.s honor q
being fsSh u, CHG.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
OBITUARY.

DTfsDin this placeon Saturday the 2Tth
instant Of Asthma, Andrew Z. Murdock,
in the sixty fourth yearof his age. Mr..
Murlock Ind been sufferer FOR num-
Der Of years, but during all the time was
nevei heard To ,nurmer or complain, and
died leaving assurance that his change
was for his eternal gain. Hehad served for
several years as The Mayor of this town
aud filled that Office at The time ofbis
death. whatever may have been his
faults. aud all agree that they were few,
yet Andrew Z. Murdoch will long be re-
membercd as kind, benevolent and
generous friend. III his early and better
days, he possessed great personal lopu.
larity and none ever went tohis house but
met with warm reception, sncl, as made
one feel that lie was at home and the guest
Of 4 true friend.
He leaves one daughter 20 mourn her
loss. His body was followed to the grave
by the bretleren of the "myslie tie,u and
was buried with Masonic honors.
9t A FRIEND.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
Tms CO UHr MoUaE squARE.

A fashion has become preyaientip large
cities, II fate Years. Of throwing down
those iHsriiers which used to hedge III.
With q kind Of exelusiveness, the sacred
preciict40 40fpafks aud squ,res, because II
was found ttat the papulace enjoying the
freedom of open air bfeathiig places, the
verslure u the grass and the beauty nf the
flowers. became themselves Interested in
preserving them. and diIspating that claim
to tnsatc bartafity and hostility 10 the
beautiful which was once the boast OF The
Apglo-s;axonf 50 CAR has thsrace mar
chrd d, its pugrsss to tue enjoyment Of
the sestlietic.
Wsswish We could say the same senti-'
mentfegulated our Commissioners IN their
neglect of tive Court-House square, and
that tbey had permitted the fences u fall
down, andc The gates TO droop on theii
hinges, IN Difference to this growing love
Of the beautiful. but tcommon sense tells
that itisindiffsrent to them whether the
rampant boar, tie greedy SOW with her
clancrous progeny, or the stupid cow,
careless IN her appetite between rose or
noxiops thorn invades the county reserva-
tlon. tits alIalike tvthe Commissioners.
A noeansecoisonys mol the realization of a
bettcranJ Nero protective taste, permits
the Court House square 10 hang with
tangled edges over the III cared streets. Is
taste ss1 it regards public places, under q
sea Island 1abu? IL f%aAtt9hR y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
STATE NEWS.
The Granville Democrat Is dead.

The Granville Democrat Is dead.
sEssa fsa difg y H sa'1esgN z, ~ - s3fr
The residence of John A Saunders, four
miles from Wilmington. was destroyed by'
fire last Nyedn.~sIisy night. tFs
Adyrerron cEHpel HIN F4pofti ihecon-
tinued iinproyehasaltd i'rofess,si Charles
Phillips. Heis .xpceted 10 resume his
chair soon. asa,t fa 1isai .As ssttfef
Wilnlingtnn Review. Hon o.. Nor
ton. wh.is u deliver the sddless here on
Tucsdaysnex Decoration Day. will ar
rive here on Monday night aud will be
the guest ofJudge fsdsseildurihg hisshort
stay in the city. Hewitt br present at the
Mayors nfiice Oh Tuesday morning at 10.
30 o'clock where, with Gov. Brogden and
Hon. ]. {. Abbot, lie viii receive callers.
Senator Morton will leave WILMINGTON on
Tuesday night for lialcigh, where he is Ia
speak Oh Wednesday night.
The Salisbury street Baptist Sunday
Schocl, of Raleigh, had l,ic-nic AT Kit-
trells last we dnrsday aud II is!cslimale,l
that there were one thousand persons ia
attendance.
The ladies ofGbldsburofespsiided nobly
To tile call lul flowers for the Portsmouth,
decoration" The train on Tuesday carried
good supply of this delicate freight to
't'0rtsmonth.
T. rsa## N q M
The Democrats Of Jones county will
hold their Mass Meeting for tile purpose
Of appointing delegates 70 the State Con.
vention, on the 5tll Of June. I 4
a terrible and destructive hait STORM
visited tile Danyille seclion of Virginia
and North Carolina on last Sunday even
ing. ,rcf aeH
The Raleigh Newssays: The following
telegram Was received by Shelf Dunn
from llIe sheriff Of Robertson yesterday, tlls
description was sent and we hvpe IL vai
the man:
LuMBEEToS, n. c; May q, '5s
I have man IN Jail here supposed 10 L,
scott Partif, tile man who murdered hii
wife IN your county. send description
at oiIce. a II MCMILLAN.
sheriff Robvson Co.
sheriff Dunn telographei The descrip
tion of Parlin, 10 which he received IN,
reply that tile inan in custody filed Til
bin. A deputy sheriff will lie sent dowi
tu day, and by Tuesday We hope to hay,
the wife murderer In Wake county Jail
and at the close Of court ex pect 10 see hin
swing.
The Wilson Advance says: Cotton !
lower fn4lay tlmn Il has been since th,
/ war, AMI What Is worse there Is no pros
pect of III ever rising from its.pre-en
ruinous low figure.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

~. We have been informed by Mrs. wis
tlianis, grand-daughteraf Gen. Israel Put
nam, that she suffered for many years
with Asthma, accompanied with great
diiIienlty ofbreathipg. Indeed, she says,
ifigevenled her from lying IN q recums
bent position, and oftell aifiocation ap-
peared inevitable, for which she used
TUlyr's ExpEcroRANT. the relief was
so great that she was encouraged to per7
severe ID It's use until every yestige of the
painful disease was catirely removed. n
sWe cannoLs speak tooFl,ighly OF this
valuable preparatlcn Of DIR. Turr, and for
the sake Of suffering humanity hope that
1t may become more generally Known
Christian Advocate. IL II
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
cesaplainss.

A valued sabscnber at South Lowell
complains that LIS PAPER reaches him %
irregularly as ~ waie him pegret his sub
.scrip,lon. Thspgh eager for The Rscorder
iie eaa't get'it. Nay we BEG the Posialss-
tiers M l,ushso, ana rssaih lowell % ksrp
M eye open |? II q matter iiiai ~ 1resls
,is, ~ wrli ~ oar suDsnfSbes
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

The employees of this Office return
thauks 10 fthe llManagefs Of the Baptist
Churcl, for their petite inyitaiion % the
pic-nlc at Whitted's pond. given, for The
.enloyment oftlle Sabbath Scliool ofthat
- sfisAEe z*fEaA
Cllutch. .faaiisiefasl Z. aki45A
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

/ !, our ifiend Al. w. Grahans Secretary Of
the Boundasy Co omission between Wiz
rinia and Maryland left ON Saturday to re-
new his duties the vacancy in tliecom-
mission, occaSioned by tile deatI, of the
hon. W. al. Graham. having been filed. D.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Our. friend Mr.. ID. Q. Parks, left for
Richmond and Baltimore yesterday OH
,.,,.,.yss. and will be aorert for several
oays. we wish him pleasant tripand q
safe return. s,.,a,,1. III
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Dpn't forget the big sale on the lst and
2nd dof June. There will be good prices
paid Tor Tobacco ut Pogne's warehouse
Lhsn. Bring your tobacco along.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

y Our friend Green Of tile Plant called
u,,nt d during our absence. We regret
l,iliug tpsee him, as We reEarlour Orange
1rvthrea of the press with pccnliar frielld-
n illness, belisring ilst amoug ~ ali, We
will stirup llss r~opieof0mnssr D. Sg'od
.ai l.al,i. of rs4aiing home nrwsparers. s.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
nunrran mkRALp.

~ a.yc hadtL pieasdfe ofa call from Mr.
AZ, ID. Nichols who 'si-iis hillsbofo IN the
inierestsof the Darilain Herald. This
journal, a pew one. Is the third now pub-
Iisissdfi Oraage, and Is by far the most
beautifully printed % ALIVE say tbs
with due mo,lssas--for We have looked
npon tI,e Recordeg as q, finishsd SPECIMEN
f.of,tv,ass,a,hy. Bat iha Hsrnla hr7 new
type aud o young editor. The Herald u
nsvss eapul p,asr aud ~e hoPeand pre-
diet fts success. Three papers ina voting
population Of $50 will not tax the
finan-iai abilityof our people TO support
il,s,u allSeu. suv-s .ot tie Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

xxo are glad to announce thar the Pro.
hate Judge has appointed Mr.. LemneI
Iyncl,, n Magistratcio fili THE vacancy oc-
casioped by the death Of a. q. Murdoch. Y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Toheco has been coming In freely and
,s..ps well sustained. .gguiTl9s Fs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31
. AMERICAN }
1ia AND
II.
Foreign Patents.

GLMORE a. Co. Successors 90 ehipnnn.
NT flosnier Il Co.. Solicitors. Patents prcclfr-
eti in all connttirs. N8 ffsES IN Adyanrs.s No
charge Hnlc,s ihr patent i granted. M Ices for
making preliminary cNaiiilnaIiolis. No adsliiun-
al lees for nlltanilg and conducting reearing.
l,y recent decision Of the commissioner ALI. re-
jectel applications may he revived Special at
tentIon given to Interference CaSvs leiare ihe
Patent Ollire. Extensions before Congress. ln-
lringcment suits Ia dilerent States. anu all lii-
CATION appearing 10 Inventions nr Patents. scril
stamp ~ Gilmule Co., sor pampblrt of % psges
Land Cuses, Land Warrants. and Scrip.
Contested l.al,l Cases prosccated boiofe ihe
U.s General Land t,ffre aud Department ofthe
Interior. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-.
klnption Claims and Homestead cases attended
to. Land scrip Is assignahla. and can bc located
III the name ~ the purchaser upon any Gnrern-
,nent Ian,l subject 10 private entry. at I.s5 per
acre. tIs IL equal value with Bounty ..an,l
warrants. send stamp TO Gilmore Il co., for
pamphlet OF oflnstrilcticn.
1rrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Olieers, soldiers aud sailors the htc war or
their heirs. are in mauy eases entitled 10 money
from the Government of which they have NJ
knowledge. Write full history OF service. and
state amount of lay and bounty Tecelyed. Eii-
close stamp to Ginlor E co., and afull rep,y,
after examination; VIII be given you Tree. ID
PENSIONS. A.
All Officers, Soldiers ami sailors wounded. rup-
turr,, or injured IL the iate war, however slight.
IS, can oltaina pension by addressing Gilmore
" cases G prosecuted ly GILMORE s Co. hotorc
the supreme ourt OF the United states. Court oi
Claims and the sOuthern liims Commission.
Each department " Oilr business i conducted
IN 4 ascIafate bureau, under chsrgc ~ the saTc
experienced parties employed ~ the old iilIn.
Prompt attention TO al business entrusted 10
GILMORE X Co. y thus secured. We desire "a
Min succtss lJy deserving Il.
Address GILMORE 4 co.
.,H C29 r ST., Washington, D. c.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Coed <siEs duEng lha last week, with
some cool woather, bat mo bsdy compldius
ofthal, ~ crsfs are much iniPFoved'
Wheaiis filing xery ~eu. and dazisisgaii-
i.,u ~l,at 4 waaisdiu hsigla- Ia II
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Coouty Commissioners are busy at work
,,uon the tax books.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-05-31

Our friend SAM Robinson was hsrenn
5il "Wednesday last making nrnrssments 70
lut np lombsiope~. His finereaI duties
were fsIieycsI ny the bright pr.ssi,,'e 81 All
insuFa,ce agent. lis coInlaplan. VII" put
up.ie safety conductor Of hislif policies
agalnst the shafts sf death that sam liz
viles. - stli HSA MI