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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

49, ~ M
cyunty whrrr thu papcr cireulatcs. In one
e,,. an. Indictment has already bee, found.
rh,- Cb,,,;ej, will NOW have an ou,ortunity 10
prpvr n. eImru,..
A suRsL,RY was committed In Utica, New
York. on Sunday. NAV ~. and on Sunday.
WAY q. the burglar was in the Albany state
prison under sentence Of twomy YEAR
Daring the sane w',k three others oil TIE
frnsrrttity w'nt through I'LL the stages from
hinsh'u.is h. the penitGntinrT in seventeen
hoans. This whst~minnl Court workmanship
VI thP hrst.elaSs. How II would delight " to
see thaf Snr'."t workmanship just onr' III TINS
pserte' b"t W &C ircriN expect II nhaor ,nc
pSr-snt administration OF w" Instruct Az
''rn'y ohe' Notcn 'hilNiu''''N NV "",,
'hfr t'Lii' l"'"ti''ncd trpnl ulhe ." uh's "''"
tae wine So h'"dlN'p?'"r'n' an" 'he eNc"He
Il oh''" ma tA'F' u NJ 'Nli'h'' 10 c'n''c'
b,sn trir,l Recently the iurirS have disagreed.
Thcrp il a fearful responsibility for this somc-
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
DEP.IRrMEyT.iLITIEs.

GEN SHERMAN has returned to the city.
SENATOR DuS CAMERON Is expected in town
to-day.
SENtTnI JuSEs. Of Florid,, hi. gone home.
\ g'o.i place To- = ucchSipnally.
Ma. HulNrIn BROWNING !, II candidate for
the District = 'mmt >inncrShip. TH late.
ASSISTANT SEuRErNRY OF TIIE INTERIOR
Bell will orutr at Balls Bluff nn the nth instant.
TIE PRESIDENT has requested the rcsigna.
tim of ,rlr.tr Of Internal Rcvcnu, White at
Rirhm1ud, Va
THE Secretary Of the Treasury has directed
the ASSISTANT Treasurer at New York 10 sell lOO
UD guild on Thursday next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
QutrtrrmsEst-r General.
Brpypt N4lor General [ :. \
Rive H,NxoxD, the evangelist, i

Rxv- T. P HINNoND, the evangelist, Is
-y,Ia.s, lining successfully at tieneya. \. Y.
ClL ssuEisE II. BCTLEK Is on his way here
30 -xPEria lb,at Th, braBlybottle business.
H. \. surprised to be Il walking arsenal OF
7f~srl- anil hsEie-kHfvrs. wherewith to kill
gar il,,J ulan who mentions brandy or asks
liuE 10 tax drink II N said he wears a red
r5hh.lu gu the Irft IaPPsI Of his coat now.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29
Tho People with Prrsi,lrnt Huyrs.

The Syracuse -. " .ioDIR in review o
Senator Morton's letter. says:
We believe that scnMT MHt,n cxprcse. the
true sentiments Of ninCiy.li!nc, OllchUitlrrlths III
the Republican party whcn he ntirin> his belief IL
the integrity of President Hayes plriec To sIcEd
b" the Republican party. not indc,d asa rckic,'
partisan, but "in the Sciisc OF devotion t. kchhi
can prinCi',,p."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

The Baltimore harsfiS notes the fact that it
has rcn asserted that Marshal Douglas dis
miss;d 49," -. ii for on accoun; of his color.
aud S,ys Ia d.:,a'i
Noh,dy want, I, di,m>, him fn'M 1llrc on !
count uf hi color. II Is all very wv't h'l - I,m
and his friends 3, raj . the cry nnl sand drfnntly
Uu the color Enc hut that II Sinipl, file Issue
which no one thought Df outside u the Douglas.
ramp. The removal Of the Marshal was 10, asked
Tor bcrattsc he Il black. but bcuu'c he hnsciy
Nlnii,lrrcd the citi2cms Ut the District Using his
nlh'inl p1,!tiOn tt,gvr prominence. II p'sihr, -
his anu - uttcTancc, he sought the hrt 0li"'rill-
M, =. t., ~ liHpu '!-r d'nh' against the Fgprc
Win tn!crGtcd a.. ,. are. ,\H'.tlincH! "iiSial
shiiuld h. the lat t. give ur.i' III thi' ."..hnl
way nrl II he were rs white Il. snow -, - .,:'d az
least h. taught g1d mHnncr' by pr'n,lily retiring
Ii fir Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-29

Tho NATIONAL REV 7HI-AN " is hg .arT ~ S. s'''a'
scribcrS inthr tinted stats r,--l Nj 'isrrAl1 81
the inllmwifS mir. alMaE. IN AlNn.Ir-.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18
A PPLICATiON FOR PATENT.
No.. $50.
United States Lard Office,

Helena, Montana, December 10, 1873.
Notice is hereby published, that David A. es}
lyle. Walter Blackwell and Wesley Basye, Whesf
post-oflice address is Canyon Ferry, Nieagher coanI
ty Montana Territory, have this day filed applssI
ton for patent, under the mining laws of Congress-
to a placer mining claim situated in AyalanctI
gulch mining district, Meagtier county, MonlSnl
Territory, designated as lot No. 40, in township NJ
n range 2 east, principal meridian, which rlanha
recorded in the office Uf tie County Recorder, y
Diamond City i'll said county, and described IN WI
official plat and field notes on file III this ONCE y
follows: Beginning at the established norttl,eaT
eriy cornor No. ID, Of lot No. 3s, in Z. II, \ ~
and running thence S II deg w 6.3S chains; thelss|
n . deg 30 min L 4.S6 chains: thence n ~ ds NJ
min w 10 chains; thence N 81 deg w 20 cnanuNSj
thence N4l deg Is min w Is 81 chains; thence n n y
deg and 30 min W 5 chains; thence N "a DEG Ms|
chains; thence North AZ degrees West 10 cnamI
thence North 36 degrees East 5 chains; thence NJ
deg. ID min Il 1866 chains; thence 5 II aes III
chains; thence $ 65 deg 10 min i I chains; thsn.a IT,.
37deg 2 chains; thence S SO deg 30 mir 20 cnaus
thence ) AZ deg e II chains; thence S "a deg o p as
p I0.7o Chains; thence S 70 deg Il Z so chains; ,he,v
) IS deg y 4 81 chains; thence S 25 deg r ID chslmJ
thence ) 10 deg is min e Ito chains 10 the pla NV y
begl,nnlng, embracing sixty-one and nihe.n %u
ufeuths lOl 9-lt01 acl es, upon which 8 nolice = ~
appiicatlon was posted the 5th day OF Dectlaiaa
1876. The adjoining claimants TO these pieiih ass
claim; DO others known. 81,
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely ana or rmd
tlon OF said lot I'd. 80 above described, are Lei enS
hoi'tied that unless their SdgeIfe claim Is duia ,a N
according TO law, with tie Is@i.tef OF the Imr
states land Csi:ea, IT ~IIcleis, Montana. ietIa an,ii
Wthnih me sixty days lerie1 Of lae.5eatlon .:onsd
Tie statute. !, u. nFGF, Register
3. 7. MARsE, Z. s. DEPT. i neral surveyor
Iec. 25-iJw.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18
We therefore respectfully recommend 'ie

We therefore respectfully recommend 'he
following resolutions:
Resoloea. j. That we, the Natiofa
Grange of the Patrons Of Husbandry, learn
with great pleasure and cordially reciproe''s
the friendly sympathy, common purposes
and proffered alliance of our co-opefa'''e 70
workers in the United Kingdom. Wetlahh
them for the kind reception ana hearing
oiyen our commissioner, and the assurance
of friendship he brings us from them. we
thank them for numerous pamphlets ana
papers presented to us, which give much
needed information.
Resolrea, 2. That we accept the generous
plan. as submitted to us in good faitn, 10
toqp in future, and as soon as practlcaDie,
the Anglo-American Cooperative trading
Company, for the purpose named in Their
memorandum and articles of association as
amended. We believe the plan therein ma
tured is feasible, and will accomplish, with
least delay and expense, and with greatest
security. the mutual wishes of ted friends OF
this movement in both countries.
we, ltitlGloICs ICSOtiiitSiNS YIN PNoA ~
those of our members everywhere, who may
wish to avail themselves Of the benefits OF
such q trade as it proposes to establish. we
can safely begin this work under present
provisions. though it be at first on a mod
crate scale, with the understanding that
such changes may be made in future. as the
light of experience may show to be mutu-
ally necessary and advantageous.
Rcsolved. 3. That we advise our mem
bers, so soon as their proposed cooperative
associations at home shall, i'll their judg-
ment. be prepared to take part OF the pro-
posed American shares in this company.
they agree to take such shares, and officially
notify the master and executive committee
Of the National Grange Of the fact. Let
them decide, by the views and wants OF
their own locality, whethe; they wish to en-
gage in both export and import trade, or
in export trade alone.
ITO be continued
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18

A CORRESPONDENT living in northern
California writes to the Pacific Raral PRESS,
making M earnest appeal for the services
ofa lecturer. This is just what is needed
IN Montana. Those sections which have ELF
joyed the benefits OF tae grange and allowed
Htofali away. feel the orpressoI's yoke again.
4 lecturer IL tae field now coald awaken a
gate Interest th.si ever lelore existed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18

Mn. EDlroR: Where are some of our
Territorial officers? We know where our
worthy secretary is, and appreciate his ct
forts. Let uslhsss: from them through your
valuable. paper, If we cannot have the pleas
ure of Il visit from them. Is there nothing
for our deputies TO do? Can they not organ
lie some new oranges? BY making Il little
effort much good can be done.
A PATRON.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18
y f. MARSH,
U. S. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR,
HELENA, MONTANA.
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana. December Is, 1876. /

Reuben A; johnson, whose post office address
Is Diamond City. Meagher county, Montana
territory, has this day filed his application
to enter as agricultural land, under the final
homestead laws, the east half OF The southwest quar-
tef section u and the east half of the northwest quar-
which land is suspended from entry. Notice
Is hereby given, that a hearing will be had
at This office, on the twentieth day of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1877, st ten O'Clock a. n. to deter
NINE as to the mineral or non-mineral character OF
said lant. and testimony to be used upon said hear
on tnea oth day Of January, AID. 1877, ut I0o'clock
T.. m, 1t Is alleged that there ere no known
MINERS, normining Improvements, upon said land.
~. ., j. II. NOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18

DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
list District-WM. WALLACE.
Cd District-A. Il. BURNS.
81 District-P. b. MILLS.
4tll District--A. w. SWITZER.
9TH District-A. r.. CoRBLY.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.

We cneerfully invite members of our Order TO
contribute TO this department. Short, pointed afti-
cies for the good of the order. news of its progress,
ss,-fmeratiye business plans, educational interests,
eAct /. especially solicited.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18

TERRITORIAL GRANGE OF MONTANA.
MAsTER-JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis
and Clarke County.
OvERsEER-A. w. SWITZER, Virginia City
Madison County.
~SrEwARD-s. b. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin
County.
ASSISTANT STEwARD-E. A. MAYNARD,
Virginia City, Madison Co.
CHApLAIs-MRS. A. w. SWITZER, Vir-
ginia City. Madison County.
TREAsURER-J. &. McFADDEN, Center
vile, Meagher County.
son County.
GATE KEEPER-W. B. MEADOW, Boze-
CEREs-MRS. JOHN JONES, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke County.
PoMoSA-MRS. +. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
ginia City. Madison County.
FLoRA-MRS. w. b. MEADOW, Bozeman,
Gallatin County.
LADY ASSISTANT STEwAND-MRS. G. c.
McEADDEN. Centeryille, Meagher Co.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
JOHN JONES, Helena, Lewis and Clarke
A. W. s}WITzER, Virginia City, Madison
County.
DAVID BURT, New Chicago, Deer Lodge
County.
T. b. MILLS, Boulder Valley, jefferson, Co.
A. f. BURNS. Helena, Lewis and Clark Co.
q. L. LEWIS, Sheridan, Madison County.
s. b. COPE, Bozeman, Gallatin County.
BUSINESS AGENT-E. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
-giilia City, Madison County.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
list District-WM. WALLACE.
Cd District-A. Il. BURNS.
ri District-P r.. MIrIs.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18

BUSINESS AGENT-E. A. MAYNARD, Vir-
-giaia City, Madison County.
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EDITOR HUsBAaDMAN: The following Of
f1cers OF Madison Grange No. q. p. OF IL.
were duly installed by the District Deputy,
Bro. A. w. Switzer, for the ensuing year:
A. N. Bull, w. NJ; J.F. Hayden, w. O;
y. Ct. Smith, w. L.; Chas. Evans. w. S.;NF.
b. Switzer, w. G.; NJ. A. Switzer, W. A. S.;
Geo. Watkins, w. II; A.. w. Switzer, w.
Sec'y.; Miss Hattie Bull, Ceres; Miss Flor
ence Switzer, Pomona !; Miss Ella Smith,
Flora Miss Susie Switzer,T.. A. s..
At the last meeting Of Madison Grange,
che Grange met in their new hall, and all are
well pleased, and feel at home in it.
We are having fine weather and stock is
doing well. J.G. $.
Madison Valley. NJ. T., Jan. s, 1877.
EDIToR HusDASDMAN: At the regular
meeting Of East Gallatin Grange No. J, p.
of Ia. held Jan. 9th, 1877. the following list
of officers were installed for the ensuing
year:
j. Mathew. w. NJ; Il. G. Hamilton. w.
o., A. Jared, w. T.; M. w. Penwell, w. s.;
&. Melton, w. A. s.; b. S. Hamilton, W.C.;
w. F. Mcdonald, w. T.; G. +. Weaver, w.
sSec'y.: b. Ferguson. w. G. X; Mrs. "A. Jar
red, Ceres; Mrs. B. Ferguson. Pomona
Mrs. j. i. Mcdonald. Flora.
After the installation, the members par
took of a harvest feast prepared ioY the oc-
soasion by the sisters of the Order.
G. r. WEAVER. Sec'y.
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TOSMOPOLITAN AND
ST. louis HOTELS.
-(cossoLIpATED)
sGHWAB & ZIMMERMAN, Proprietors,

Having fitted up this elegant fre-proof bl
building, Nos. 81 and 30 Main street, Helena, Mos
tana, will open the salne on or before the 25thd
September, 1876. We will retain lie st. Louis He
tel, using the same for lodging only, while the NJ
bies will be spread in the Cosmopolitan. Within
new mode Of arrangement we can offer amplea
colnmodation to all the travelling public.
The rooms will be kept iirst-class in every respect
and thetables supplied, as heretofore, with the ven
best the market affords. Ii fact, it shall be our en-
deavor to make the consolidated
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-01-18
NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,

Uelena, Montana, january 2, 1877.
William r.. Smelly, whose post-otlice address
Centelville, Mcagher county, NJ. T., has this da
fled his application TO enter as agr;eult1'ral land
under the presumption laws, the north half oil
southeast quarter, and the east halt, of the northea
quarter of section 6, in township No. s north, rand
No. . east, which land is suspended from entry
Notice IS hereby given that q hearing will be had
at 10 O'Clock n. m, to determine ms to the miners
or non mineral character Of said land, and test
mony to be used upon said hearing will be take
before the Register and Receiver on the 10th dayd
February, a. ID. 1871, AT 10 O'Clock, a. m. I'll
alleged that there no known miners, nor mimi
improvements upon said land. Signed,
j. II. MOE, Register.
Janunry 1l-2-S-5W.
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NATIONAL GRANGE

NATIONAL A
MAsTER-JOIIN L. JONES, Arkansas.
SECRETARY-O. I'll. KELLY. Louisville. Ky.
TREAsURER-F. NJ. MCDOWELL, \. 7.
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The Eest Hotel i'm E~ontana.

and charges reasonable.
n B.-Visitors desiring to stop at our hotel, ElI
please call first at the Cosmopolitan, Nos. 81 and
Main street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-05
THE FLOOD.

Thetremendons flood prodnrpd hy heavy
rains North of us has, ina measure. cut us
off from travel aud iglitcommunicaiion
With the outside worId. Rumors ofa great
destruction Of bridges, &c; reached here
on SUNDAY, but Il was not Until yesterday
that The illll extent ofthe damage was
even approximately reaifzed. The worst
fca,nrr Is Ole desiruciionof the in,meuse
bridges over tie Roanoke riveraI Weldon,
that of the Petersburg & Weldon Railroad
having been swept away Yesterday morn.
Ing nj o'clock, and that Of the Seaboard
Il Roanoke road succumhing 10 thepres.
sure at II o'clock, THUS hlOckadingpassen-
ger travel for the present aud the ,rilus-
portatiull of freight for weeks to come on
Tie Atlantic CUast line. The Roanoke is
said TO have risen more rapidly aud
attained higher point than at any time
Within tile recollcclions Of the oldest
citizens. saiF
Tile Hood seems To lave been equally
damaging inits results an tle llicl,aiond
& Danville Railr,nd, l,eiwe.4, aRichmund
and Cl.atiutte, numerous inipofiantbridge
having been swept away. iicIu,iing the
large iron blidge near Lyhchbnrg, whicl,
Il SAID 10 have cust SiOO, 200. aud earidge
across The james river at Richmond, thus
eiiecIualfy eating of all comnlunicaiion
by thai route. M
s. This will render ille transportation Of
freight impossible for m nindefn.ie period,
by either ;he Atlantic cuasl Line Of The
Air Line. Asa result OF this fact there
must necessarily be large demand for
water trainpoustlos frum this port and
weIitei thai eiiortA ere being made by
the Observation-Disclosures this place 10 Ia.
ducesiie Oil Dosnlnloa Steamship, COM
paly 70 send tlieit steamers here. Asinli.
Ial effort, we understand. \ bcing made
lay the authorities OF tile lsitlln,ond a
Danvllle Railroad Is have the esteamef- Of
that line % 80 70 MofeheaJ city, and re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-05

.ceiye freight Is way .of ihe Eastern d.
vision u Tie n. e. Railroad toieisliAhorqi
and tTleht'e.bS Tie Ailmries0d N.G.F FRail-t
road iUrli.t place. aThesbslik ofthet ~,
creased business, nlm@ryfr, must regess.
sarily COME lp,lhisi porl mainly in cdl,si-
lteraii9n pflhe superior railroad facilities
enjoyed .by Wilmington 80 saa3 tlh
We may reasonably expect, therefore a
lively tinein shippiag circies for thenext
lhreeM fourweeks NJ iei,stl II 6ssg aoi..,
Wewould atLlptl,e' abqSe that ,Superrl
infendent Divine, Of the Wilmington &
weldon and Wilmington, Columbia &
Augusta railroads, aud Superintendent
.Jsa,nsioi,, II lie cafolifl Centralrailway !.
report Observation-Disclosures rrspee-
live lines, fuIlreports having ngbeenreceiyed
yesterday from their resspecliyeagepts eg
.. ..l Wilmington Stdr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-05

MISTER EDlTUR. ~ I,,a ", 5'isg9 ss,. NJ l''f'
tinks ~. how | am IN the city NJ
Rawleigh sou be offer wanting M hear
from me. on ieinionpy question. as how
found il. Well. L come a purpose tb gel
STAMPS; come WIN wnor tiiought wss-a
gomll,and; was told tlierswas lotsbfmopey;
Itbai IL was the Governments btlsiiipss ID
see thot 1t was np'lrsr and ihot these was
places where il M,s llseeps ahi that the
Gov. urel thelnsas repositories and, ex-
pect rhdni it6asAA ths people 10 more
craps, ! SAYS, new Mr.. Editur, That was
not nlylt,pchi1ifNiieliI come. Tiot was
Ionly wliot had herd.
Being AS how MIR. E,litur I had run a
Pug Bacea Factory for past six months
Oh CHIPS aud wliet stoIies and sraitrred II
few alions NJ currancy n went to dad
place called Bank 10 gtt fixins TO move
,lug. Well. it took ilanl,s, aud my
heart was set ON uln. We'll ar. Editur
Went In, put my hand down; says |. u Boss,
here mo aoceptancesfor $500 each hack by
mo morlgaies on sO'bpx.s l,acca and $500
Of Land nules.. want Greens. "no 90,
say Boss. .Whytnot says ! !? We are not
allowed hy our charter 70 take paper Of
that kind, nsass boss. I1will make
an invivi,lnal instead o. the cofpefation
nioilagr note AMI have i party indorse,n =
"n",n says lie Boss. There is but one
name Ia your s-c,ions we viii loi, you
money m4b sethisildepemeut aud Well
let y0u have the gr-eiis.np ~ canilot ask
him. rays ], Mr.. Editnr. will you AK
anr Congfa-siIe,,.if this u tl,ebesl they
can do Ia Greens for North tkallena--ax
mn @ III our folks make a Try AT money
making. II tiiis il the lest the tiov. can do,
ax nm wilete de nloaes iss;and wloitis
for, AK if there Is any made for the peole-
and u so What kind. Tell um we want
some that will pass, among ihe working
men. lri1out i'e there was noney in dat
pace Mr.. E,litur 10 move cotton and pro>
ducts g center spots hut tell UNI We want
some lAal scailers. that Tile people game il
small IL Kalliia. and that il takes that
kind lorus. 500 Bales ofcotion was han
died dat day in Kawleigh--at a cost Of
SiO.OO plenly or money IL ,h.l laaee 10 do
dat. II was in for dai. because il thok lis
light Neuh by night, all dat money in
dar. had il face North; tell un Mr.. EjitnI
We want sonie iiIuf g0i good Home tacrs
oll II. that is acquainted best at Hone.
sulIe llal will come to see a boldly. Slr.
E,litnr there il no mistake about Tliefc
i no niunpy made for the people" tell iin,
coon skiI.s want. Stamps Bacca. Tell um
Of Piisbdts. Tell ua tlIere was q Lrh0a
strike in ls57. Tell um there was on
- Noy.a Thanksgiving day. Tell pm
there is p,sling up ~ accounts aud
when the ballaper sheet is struck aseitle-
nient willhe irst,l. and Legun ia Washing.
TONS lalld, may 10 l,ul end i'm = light be-
tween labeuf aud capital in Brass ami
Blue oflhe Imperial Guards of America.
ga xTI fst,NuffNR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-05

/ entered is is,fikiassa change from that
sof The tast a. wa-,lbatpf thr Pnriiaps, after
ihs rehslof DEMONSTRATING the Period Of
L The cavaliers. sgftitam s.it aa,.s.i....f a.
Tie President, bis wife aud Tie Cabinet
are ,Ialp folks, Mrs Hayes i,as beyes
ki:own Anything THAT could be called
Iaiyerty. Gd0acl0thes are no noyeliy to
ihrr. she hns mo- tasle for tipery, aud
ihsrefore thesbsplkrrIersgrumble. There
ale no nhanilson,e. dashilig la,lies IN the
Cai,inet. They are staid, sobersinatUlis.
There Il one 6aickelofS 'btIt as yel-tl,ers
smt Oaeyel5ii itscoheeTningltle aspira-
iilo,i. of aanIiitious widows as9 n,ai,lens.
| 1ilobrson ahndaD peaes until 1t was an as.
tsured llct thai the dashipg widow who
hecan,e his wife had secured ihe prize.
The death of..one Mrs. BeIknap aroused the
hopes ur lnaiiy aspiiants wh0 desired 10
fill the vacancy, but again were fair
niaidens overlooked and u .wilow coveted
and obtained the prize, M sls. 80.
na The Presidentand Mrs. Hayes decline
all invitations 70 The theatre and places of
dIihStulGuts nidHugeIS ietl tudt I1eN
have lost good advertisements since they
can iiolongera natlfyl Inc public that The
President and family Silloccupy a private
iboxtduIing The performance on certain
evenings. Mr.. aud AIRS. Hayes are very
devout Methndisls. tsa1 F..A
Tile White House and its inmates are
exceedingly popular. There is srefresh-
Ing absence of fpretensioii and: form ality.
The PresidensalId his wife have courteous
manners, whiehspring from kindness Of
heart They reauick and really in CON-
yersation. so that there are no awkward
.pauses. They are not afraid to converse
freely and DON'T appear 10 putsiny res
traiit npon their uttrrances, al though
they feafeti misrepresentation 'Phis, too,
Is contrast TO the lastregime.