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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06

Shehyrillc. Ind; Sept. 2.-iiou Thorn.
As a. Hendricks SPOKE here tonight. lie
said be had yielded 70 bis friends, and will
make this aud a-fcw Other addresses t5 Tie
people. lie said That il recent speech,
Governor Morton said = In such campaign
with SANDER as the chief weapon. Republi-
cans must be excused il they speak plainly
Of tie polisical character, history and puf.
pose Of their ANTAGONISTS; Hendricks
continued: 'Atthe ciose oftlIat speech
there Remained no question that tie cam.
paign - far ~ MortOn.c could give Il ehara.
Ter, Was correctly described as of SANDER
40 man Of intellect or observation hps Eail.
ed 10 see tia. misrepresentation .ol the
motives II the Democrats the purport and
policy Of the press and speakers Of .be Re-
publican party. They charge conduct.
attribute motives and iupuie sentiment Of
opinions wholly Unkfown 20 tie parties
Language is attributed which was never
used, o. % misguoted and garLIed Is to
impart meaning never intended. IA
cause must indeed Be desperate when it,
vindication requires resort 10 means 10
despicsble and wicked sf' e5e1 l1StHi 6
n this great Centennial year what (,
the truth and duty aud siin IL respee. 70
the South! ! but repeat my letter Of &c.
eepiapee, when 4 ssy that al the, people
must Be made % Zee! and know that once
more there 10 Established q purpose and
policy under which al citizens Uf every
condition. rice and color. will be secure n
thu enjoyment Of What eyer rights the Con.
stitntiOn and laws declare or recognize
and that he ia dangerous enemy Of his
country who would arouse o.. foster section.
II antagonisn. In but svo Soa,bem
States ]. there bloodsbed and death BE-.
tween the races. IL these States alone
Louisiana and South Carolina is the Re.
publicsn party dominant. IL esery state
o. the South She people hayc recovered
and restored The american right aud power
o. sclfgoseinmcbt and Tie negro race las
ceased 70 bcthc TOOL Or party, and peace
and harmony prevail and prosperity 4
rapidly returning 10 all" 'aK y
Governor Hendricks spokeofilie res,ora.
ton oflIarmouy IN Afkatsas aud Mississippi
after the overthrow Of the Republiesn al.
ministration therein. He slid tho same
story tells the history u North Carolina.
aspnd Alabama, Why not restore
I,ouisiAua and South Carolina N The bIes.4l
ings 81 good government. that blacks AMI
whites alike and together may ,iwslI bnder
tlle mild iGfldehce n peace bn,l harmony ~
@ise incn ard eiiizebs! ask yon to judge
Shcibcr Il be right. expedieht. or hahsue,
tdcohtiunc tie men ~ power @lio make
p itical gain out VI Sceiies 4 tIblehca and
blooJshed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
JOHN T. DEWEESE.

We wont say that this individual has be.
come saint because be has come ont from
the Republican party. lie has at least
mads step towards political aud moraI
degeneration which msny Of bis party vii
be wise 70 follow. Ills conversion gives us
some revelations Of tie true ipusrdness Of
bis old party. and lets Us into the seesets Of
things transacted in 1868, lby the ssase set
that gave Us our present precious Coustitu.
tioD. b.
Deweese j. very sorry for the, wiskedpess
he bad " do, but says be sss green eUnn.
Try boy. just out Of The army md thought
be vas right 10 following DE light set be.
fore him. lie says be vas twice elected to
Congress BY the Republican parts. aud on
both occasions Was compelled % buy the
leaders 81 that party 20 Keep them from
selling bis election. lie paid Jss. II. liar
RI now 6se Of lilo Radical Executive Com.
Inittee and SgpeiiDtcndenl d The eolvred
Asylum for theis Dumb and Blind. oue
thousand dollars At one time 20 keep him TO
bis promise, aud two llloasaud Il another
time 70 keep him from supporting Seylnoe !
and Blair. lie paid Hymau. 'nosD radical
member Of Congress 1--WE hundred for bic
influence. lie paid y. J.. Harris. 5upe-
riatcDdert 81 Public works. 70 keep bin
from selling Dsweese election 70 hi. vppo.
BenI. ... ... -
We don't care straw for Deweese. But
bis statement are borne out BY what every
one heard ct The time. But The parties
whom be was compelled to brito aill spf.
Tise, They are still active republicans.
They are till Office holders. AID they
have tlo audaci,y % Ak honest men 10 y,ts
with them aud isT them.
etfaHt - WITH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
LOOK AT THIS,

Among the subjects embraced in the
platform of the Democratic party adopted
at st. Louis. is the one in relation 10 Re-
trenchment in expenses. We publish ii
below, that the people may reflect upon ui The
load that is heaped upon them. How con-
,temphble, in comparison with those taagi.
bic aud pressing subjects Of grievance, ap.
pear the miserable DIVISIONS Of the Repab-
lican party to divert attention from their
miisdeeds. As q set of 70 their rea! oppres-
sion d.'' Of the people. they faunt The bloody
shirt Of . long eLdediEar; they invent Of
distOrt and n,agnify southern outrsges;
they couture up setitious Ku Klux, o.
imagiuaty instructions. that they may Il di4
vert the minds Of the people from facts. and
fAsten upon them for another four jean the
party which they are now, determined to
repudiate. 3ilui II, y rlgI
Here b sOnetbisg res:. Let the people
ponder deeply: ni 'ai's f5if .a5
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
ponder deeply:
EETRENcIIMENT in ExPEYsEs.

Reform is necessary in the scale OF pub
lie expense. Federal, State and mnnici-
pal. Federal taxation has swollen from
90, 600. 900 gold. in 1860. to $50. 600. 600
currency, in 1870. Our aggregate taxa
tion was from lS4 600. 500 gold. 10 1860
70 $50, 900. 600 currency, in 1870. or 10 one
decade from less than s. per Lead. 10 more
than SIS per head. Since the peace the
people have paid 10 their tax gatherers
more than thrice de sum 81 the natioaal
debt. and more than twice that sum FOR the
Federal Government alone. We deiiiand
a vigorous frugality in every department,
and from every officer Of the government. d
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06

Savannah, Ga; Aug. 30.-The yellow
fever here is not epidemic. There have
been only thirty-nipe reported GASES dur
ling the season. and ten deaths np to date.
The excitement has subsided.
New York Il World: Kilpatrick :bas ae-
Aknowlcdgsd tLathls letiertosi IL, es, urging
a bloody shirt compaign with money,
il genuine, and lie defends il Hayes and
Morganshavc acted oil Il. - faras prosld-
| iEg the money is, concerned. and kllpat-
Trick aud his associalestar Sparing 10 eiErt
to furnish The bloody -shirt part Of the pro-
gram'in,fe9- TIllI
The Richmond Wing says: The news
from North Caroliua Is most ~rhcering..
The eloquent Vance il making u magai,
fcent canvass. Asapoi ular orator, Vance
has no superior III the county. il ne has
peer. Vi s'ifa ! thsi sifila nf-'
The Grasshofpers inlNebnska 0nmhtt.
Aug. 2s.--Theag rHsboPpers are s,ill .ses
thick in this y,ciuty and are dining a good
deal Of damage 40 vegetables pnd corn
which were plapied la,e.4 aiiaN :. =
Saratoga, Apg. so.-when Morrissey !
named was called ti.ers was grea, applause,
The usual, committees were appointed I
Recess IL 4 o.clcck ''iiasai'iini '4
Hiram TRAY, President fIIora,io Sey.
,nionr and John Kelly we're chosen electors
for the State ut large. Tile platform. III.
ter declarations. somewlat siniilarto Lord
resolutions. concludes: 80
s''l Resoicei. Yhst VIC, as American ei,i-
gems aud Democrats. devoted To the Unioa
land equality of States. innd oilie honor
and good name ofthe Federal guserpmslit.
We hereby enter our solsuln protest against
the recent urdet, Of tho lSacratary II Var.
approved, W the President IT the United
States 70 place. goyernHfnt truops ii the
South with view to intimijute the .pco-
Pile and conilnl their eleciiul,s. ! govern.
ment By the haypnat ,qtake, the place II y
government through th" ballot. is. an oat-
rpge Which demands Vie consideration IL
all who love R'publisan freedom aud hate
despoti. power Nj "
Hosatio Seymour was nominated for
Governor BY exclamation,
Ysrk. Aug. 24l--The first bale Of
cotton from North Carolina this svasoH. was
sold at the Cotton ESshaoge to-day for
NJ cents per pound. arl ,l.ai tiaI.. 2
Monroe. IIa;Aug. s0.AThis city and
the vicinity is excited over the firing into
ralrssidenccs. and On atteupt 10 kill
a'phnter Irving below here. Several
Write families FROM the vicinity. are. here
for safeiy There is no cause for this cut
rage. which has tlIrvSn the whole parish
into excitement. Appeals have Loci,, lnade
70 the volunteer company here for assistance.
The Radicals are becoming more and
more alarmed as Tic election day draws
neaa. They are now fearful ofa large 70.
duction in their usual majority in Maine. 1
sLere an election viii take place on he
18th rrox and 81 the los 81 su,nc of their
UoreresSinen from that State and III ,heir
urgent appeals 10 the faithful "a vote The
straight ticket there. exhibit their fear by
eoncediug the possibility Of Mr. TiIden's
election. and ask what chance Radical
will have with Democratic PrsSidcn, and
. Democratic Congress 10 sustain bin !!
Alexandria Gazeite. fe. u.s..
I 1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
Nat. l.. Brown,
RAI.slgIl. N. d.

DEALrIi,a ,:Is.I,l.Of iisa, rm
hssicat iHstr'iihsais, Strings and Trim
asn,ingsJo5 gb.iias, GaiiUs. HpJors, =
.CiliLDitENSi CARRIAGES. liufancy
!. foods Toys. dc. ls8ihs ~ has .
BASKETS. baskets. tho largest ssortment
10 tie State. az
,4yAalkeo General Agent for the eelebrnitd EsTt:Y
~. ' ln'n VhGANf. Bttt fof Churches, bcst
Lygymbcre. You can m.e ,,,.nrf ti.,. srd
H,isi w purchasing ffoni Nhr l. Known
Jan gD.tl, i"'te' y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06

The present. Consultation makes mar-
ripgae bglveen sbiles and blagks legal.
Ibs amendments proposed .vfbid such an
outrage sgaii.st nature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06

& i1st District Isouis c.sIatham, ofPittl
el md t,9s Jshn n Wooten, Of Lenoir.
afard ai.'u III JohIi ID. Stanford, Of Duplin.
18th . Fabius III, Bnshee, Of Wake.
5tls " Frank c Robbins, Of Davidson
III 9Th Ht-' IR. p. Waring, Mecklenburg,
/. 9Th =, wm- b, Gienn, Of ladkin, \
Sth a. @, Avery, OF Burke.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
HoRATTo SEYMOUR DECLINES

We announce elsewhere that this gentle,
man lad been nominated By the Democrats
Convention Of NewsYor n candidate for
Governor. We regretto add. that uuder
Imperative Instructions from bis physicians,
Mr. Seymour las been compelled to de,
clue. Son. Az
: Mr.. Seymour united perhaps more
strongly than any other man in the State
the confidence Of the diverse elemenls Of
the party. Nevertheless his withdrawal
willnet jeoPardizc tue success Of Tie ticket
in New York. That great State Is not de-
icient in abundant material to supply all
demands Of the party and make the electO-
raj vote for Tllien and Hendricks sure.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06

The present Constitution permits the
horror Of white paupers being put up Oh
the block. and bought IN BY ignersnt ne
groes, as is done constantly in Jones couu-
~" Jake Scottthe Representative from that
county defcuds tie cnornlity on the ground
that the negroes have the sauie right 10 bid
a ,hsiwhite people. m s.ss-,..r "
d The amendments to the Constitution,
would make thislthing impossible. tlia 2
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
pRoGRESS or TIE cAMPAIGN.

PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Vance and Settle have completed their
work for the present in the middle coun.
ties, and are now engaged in the extreme
West. Their last encounter Was ut Pitts.
boro.
1t is vain to deny that Vance has gained
everywhere he has spoken. ana that his op.
ponant has correspondingly lost ground.
The vast crowds, the fiery enthusiasm. the
personal devotion that everywhere attends
Vance cannot be set down to ephemeral
feeling or tosthe sy,npathetic action Of. men
upon one anotber. The enthusiasm fore.
stalls him.a Theicrowds. have anticipated
him, and even in sections where he almost
felt rs NJ intruder, there haze been such
spontaneous on,pourings Of popular. feeling
as both to surprise and delight him.. .
@ On the contrary, Settle has bad .little
cheer Of This Kind. No crowds have met
him. No banners have proclaimed his
coming victory. No shouts have gone up
over ais conquest OF his opponent. On the
iOaher hand nleagre detail of Office holders
and shabby rabble Of negroes have indi.
Gated his leadership of the '!sebabIicaapar,
", and on every debate both he and his
friends confess defeat, S.,.,.. ]. 9.l
And this Is sure from the very nature Of
the coatict.a Vince Is the representative
Of the living Issues Of The present. Settle
the exponent If the dead and buried past.
The one seeks % lead bis bearers forward
70 that period where general peace, haraO-
Dyand prosperity may DO possible. The
other only strives TO stir up the bitter Inc.
mories Of the past, aud to keep bis party
alive BY the force II bad passions, careless
whether the people and the country prvs.
persO that the Republican, regime can be.
continued. i. tasii Ms N
Cue Is for the people, peace and prOspe.
rity. ni nar @ N
The other i for party, power and public
piunusf' sot Y sH ., n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-09-06
Tie Amended Constitution secures a 50
ag Of over ONE HUNDRED Tneus.


AND DOLLARS in the matter II The
Legislature, Judges u tie spg,s'ues snd
sureriar Courts ~. This i greater taaG
the whole expense Of the State LcfUre Tic
saf. W5 ~ fsE "a
f lire .ll4--s~-J..s<..s,.... 81 4is- ,..t
The yellow fever broke out in Savannah
On The glst Of August. and there have been
up % last accounts 235 cases and forty
deaths. There j much alarm IN Whining.
ton ind extraordinary precautions taken 70
exclude ne disease. Allof which ia right.
but il should DO remembered Tint the dis.
ease hss never been generally epidemic
along fhe coast. Wilmington. Charleston,
Savannah and Norfolk have each been
scOurged IL ;lpe butall 10 different years.
Under The present Constitution. negpss
aud wbi,seAilare,fcsn 10 compelled 10 at.
tend lie public schools. aud 10 attehd the
zane schools. The a,nendmsbis4haEe pro.
vision ior distinct schools, thus keeping The
races apart. while both srs provided with
the means Of education. . 9
II tp,t g1.a...s.s...J.s~1-..>.1aa u II
% Washington. Aug. sO.-No recent in
telligcbce iiss been received 1t army Head.
quarters concerning the movements u Crook
and Terry. Il il believed their operations
against toe hostile Sioux will be ultimate.
~ successful. The country 10 which tbc
IDdiats now are siiUrds but little support
and they may disrerse into snail bands.
but the troop. are 20 disposed As 10 render
them powcrless for mIsehiei. Since tie
iiustsr massacre temporary military posts
aud dsgOis iOf supplies nave been establish
ed, which will ard materially military
operations and hem 10 the saysgcs fronl
eseape. Isecruiting i progressing Satisfac-
iorily. sndin sbpFt time 81 the nlcn
authorized will % vlstaiDed.
Angu.ia, Ga;Aug. 80 Sheriff.
~ Aiken ebphiy. All his pose killed q
tnab tanned Porter to-day 10 windsor. On
The South Uandiha rsiitihd hThe a,Jrif
bad s safrant fdr bis arrest. nod fearing
resistance, Porter Was Gred upon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01
CLAP TRAP.

The Republicans nre endeavoring TO
attract attention ;roa the reces silly Of
refofa ia the administrations Of the
Government, which has been made go
painfully apparent by Congressional
investigations. To accom- piiah this
objec, they resort 10 all manner OF sub.
terfuees. Representatives, In legislation
are teid up to the people, as not only
possible, but probable III the event Of
the election of TiIden and Hendricks
As an auxiliary to the bloody shirt in
intim;dating honest men, who believe
that reform is necessary, and intimate
u desire to vote fer those who are
pledged to accomplish it. they unb!osh
ingly proclaim to an iGte.iigept public
TINT if the Democracy is Successful, cx-
rebel soldiers will bs rensioued; the
rebel debt will ba paid, aud h late
SHAREHOLDERS will be reesunerated for
their enlaucipntsd slaves. This Is
mere clap.trap for deceptive purposes.
Section 4, of the Fourteenth Amend
ne Il to the Constitution sass that:
Tbs validity OF the public debt of
the United States, authorized by law
including debts incurred For pas nent
of pensions and bounties for services
in snppress;ng insurrec;iou or rebel
lion, shall not he Questioned. Bnt
neither the United States Dor any
State, shall assume or pay any debt or
Obligation iucurred ii aid of irsurrec-
ton or rebellion against the United
States, or any claim for the loss or
emancipation Of aoy slave; bat al such
debts. Obligations and clgims shall: be
held Illegal and void"
1t may be said that the Consultation
could be amended to overcome this
objection. but the simple fact that it re-
uuires two-thirds OF both Houses Of
Congress to agree to nm Amendment.
and The Legislatures Of thsee-iaur;hs Of
NIL the States to ratify it, before it be-
Gomez part of the Constitution, pre-
cludes the possibility OF such change
1t is therefore useless for the Repubii-
cans to attempt to intimidate voters to
support their ticket upon the strength
of such an Illusion, as the payment of
the Confederate debt Of the United
States.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

The wicked partners should exer
ciss llltla more discretion in making
up ihsig correspondence That glaring
talseEo9d in that com munication
from Unionvile, relative to Our
Registry Agent, Il. W. Rutherford, :"
betrays It's authorship, and leads the
pubic 70 discrcdit everything it asserts.
Adiaonish your wicked partners to be
u little cautious, good Deacon.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

Gov. HoUsToN, of Alabama. received
$4,000 majority over his opponent, i'll
the recent election In that State. That
Is doing we'll for State which Morton
declared on the floor of the Senate was
certain to 60 Republican. The cleo
ton was one of the quietest ever held
In the State and the colored voters put
in straight Democratic tickets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

r The suits brought by the Crown
Point and other mining companies or
the Comstock, against the Sutro Tnn-
mel Company. have been taken from
the State Courts in California to the
United States Circuit Court. The
suits will not interfere with the pro-
gress of the work in the tunnel.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

SANTANA, the aged Kiowa chief, now
confined i'll tic Texas Penitentiary.
was SO overjoyed on hearing of the
slaughter of Custer and his command.
that he begged to be allowed to go to
the assistance of Sitting Bull, and
could hardly conceal his rage when his
request WAS denied.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

The New York Sun suggest n quota
ton from Saint Paul to Mr.. Blaine for
bis new campaign speech:
II would that ye were almost and
altogether such as / am. except these
bonds" The Apostle made no refer
ence to the Mniligan letters, they not
bsing known in Evangelical theology
at that early day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

A COUNCIL of Ministers Of the Turk
ish Empire have proclaimed Abdul
Hamed Sultan, vice Murad, deposed
They seem to have very lttls difficulty
10 getting rid Of an unpopular Sultan
in Turkey.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

Ir is said the great house of A. &
". Spragae. at Providence, Rhode ISL
and. wilt be forced into bankruptcy to-
day. this being the last day of grace
for payment of the interest on mort
cages. and notes amounting to SILL
9l9,6GA.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

A RuMoE comes b. telegraph from
Sidney. Nebraska, that North Dead.
wood had been corral,ed by Indians for
four days, and that fifteen white men
were killed at that place last Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

TIE remarkable bird-track slab IN
covered ut Turner'S Falls, Muss.,
measures ll3 feet square, and contains
eight large tracks going i'll one direc
ton and niue ia another. This sinb
will be taken to Yale College this
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

A DISPATCH from Decatur, Texas.
says Rev. W. q. England, a Method
list minister, his wife, step daughter,
and four sons, were murdered at their
home, six miles from Montague last
Saturday night, by a party of men in
disguise,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

REPEATED experiment has proved
that ia school rooms Lighted by win
lows Oh both slices the children suffer
more or less from injured vision, aud
80 Important has the suHjsct been con-
sdered IN Germany that law has
lately been passed fotbiddins such
windows 10 schools.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

The New York Times charges that
Governor Tiiden has been guilty of
perjury. To this the World replies by
asking Why United States District At
torney Bliss, of New York, does not do
his duty and have him Indicted. Tilden
never conioned felony in this way.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

FRANK CLIFFORD. White Pine stage
robber, who WAS sentenced in 1870 to
ten years in the State Prison, was par
doped last Wednesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01
AN x-GovERN0E ON rEE sits
UATlOS.

Ex-Governor Z. Lewis, of Alabama,
who WAS elected Governor BY the
Republicans in 1872, and defeated by
Houston in The election IF 1874,
has written a letter tayoring 1i.den
and Hendricks, and declsres that
reformation i'll the policy of recon
straciiou is as much needed rs il any
other branch of the Government, and
that Ia the present canvass the Demo
cratic party is on IL plane ihat eutiiied
it t. he deemed national The Repub.
licau theory of reconstruction military
force ard terror of power has proved
a failure, while Sou.hern birth aud
residence during the var seems TO fur
Dish sGilic ent reason for tbs exclusion
OF iaeu of national s,mraihies from
participation in the administration of
the Government. He sees nothing III
iae future of the Republican party
which .omises any hopes 10 Il sonih
orn citizen OF national aud conservative
sentiments. lie says they ure entitled
IT, equal protection, aud that all ord RS,
practices. and opinions, whereby pub
lie order and peace are disturbed should
receive pablic rebake and punishment,
aud enters a solemn protest against the
recent Older OF tbs secretary Of War,
approved by the President, piscihg Gov
erbment troops in Southern States,
VIA IL view to lntimidate tie people
and control their elections A govern
nen' hy the bayouet 70 take the l.lace
OF Il government through tie ballot,
is al. outrage which denenGs the con
ogmnuiion of all slo love republican
freedom ard hate des lo.lc power
s1y,rxt,a s,,s<r.s .zxs1. = ., -.ae-,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

The Manhattan Silver Mining Com
pany Mt Austin shipped 920 pounds of
bullion valued at $l4.t92 80 last Tues.
day. so says the Rsyelle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

The difference lies just here, Hayes
tells hat he will not do. and Tilden
tells what he will do. The one is an
equivocation the other a pledge.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

GEORGIA has forty cotton mills in
successful operation, running full time,
and paying handsome dividends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-01

THE Reveile says the weather IL
colder ia Austin than The Oldest inhab-
liant ever knew it to be at this season
Of the year.