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Oliver Hazard Perry, son of Commodore
Perry, of Lake Erie fame, died on Friday
the 3Oth ult., at his home in Andover, Mass
lie was generally known as Captain Perry
as he was for many years lieutenant in
the United States NAVY.
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ALSO.

nv virtue Of witt Of FIERI FACIAs, all that
messuage or tenement and tract Of lsnd s. tunt G
in IN, Township of MuhOninP, counCy o. Car
bon, and state of pennsyivaCll, bounded ami
described as follows: On The north by land late
OF Shive d MOntz,n now Paul Keller; on the east
by property of Joseph Wintermute and VIII
ham Farren, on the south by property OF Iewls
Ockerhouse, and on the west by prOnerty OF
Charles Zelner, containing THIRpH-FOUR
ACRES and thi 'ty perches strict measure. The
Improvements thereon are u one and one.hali
ufs
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MUSIC FOR THE FAIR.

sealed proposals. will be received by the un.
oersigned until Sept. 2ist from the Brass
Bands Of tins county to furnish music for three
DAYS during the Fair The lowest offer will be
accepted. w. Nj. EAPSHER, Sec'y,
Sept 7-2t.
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ALSO,

BY virtue of a writ OF LeU1rI Fdoids, all that
certain lot or piece OF ground situate In Lower
TOwamensinO township. county OF Carbon and
state aforesaid, bounced and described as tOl-
lows:
Beginning at certain willow tree thence by
lard late OF John Seems north twenty FIVE and
One.hnlf degrees enst fifteen and slN-tenths per-
Ches to a stone in public road leading from
Lehigh Gap to the house OF Levi Har eman
thence slOng a public load leading from the
public house Of Lew Harleman TO the house OF
Robert N Muschlitz south thirty. seven degrees,
east sixteen peIches to a s.One In said Dad /;
thence bY iand now OF late OF Jacob Bowman
south eIghtv-three and one hali-degrees, west
sixteen eud fOuT.tentns perches to the place OF
beUuning, containing one hundred and TIVE We
pei ches more or less. The improvements there
on arr q
TWO.STORY STONE HOTEL BUILDING,
lsx92 ieet, one anu one.half story store attached
l9X3l feet Frame ont Kitc1en l"xl2 feet
Frame Shed 26X32 feet, anu other Outbuildings
Selz"d amt taken into execution as the pro
peIty of stephen Boyer, defendant. and Daniel
Behler, terre tenant
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PANS, Aug. 9th, 1873.

L AhAoI mug ~'hAI Ab'b'
The head Of the new Colossus, "Liberty"
which is in future to light all nations into
the harbor of New York, has produced
profound impression on the visitors to the
Exhibition. 1t is placed on the lelt-hand
side Of the grounds Of the Champ de Mars
looking towards the Seine. The face is very
fine, somewhat resembling that of the Apollo
Belvidere, and the effect from the other side
of the grounds two thousand feet off, or so,
is remarkably grand. For the first time a
modern sculptor has achieved that in which
the Greeks seemed 10 find no difficulty what
ever, namely, the necessary eXaggeration Of
parts 10 produce effect at a great distance.
| NJ. Bartholdi has had a great success so far.
| The astonishment Of the mass of visitors is
| amusing and their presence serves to bring
out 10 an observer the full grandeur of the
! work by comparison. A staircase is estab-
/ lished within the head, and hundreds OF
visitors ascend every hour, while thousands
wait their turn. The staircase leads up to
the eyes Of the figure which serves as win
| dows. From head 10 foot the Colossus will
measure Just about one hundred feet, hall
the height Of the Monument Of Loudoni the
arm which holds a "hambeau," that Is tC
say, the lantern Of the Lighthouse, measures
forty feet but the details read even NOR,
| curously. Thus, the arms measure nearly
seven feet in diameter, the hand is mor'
than fourteen feet long, and twenty inehei
in diameter lastly the fbgeT nail tneasuTsl
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REPUBLlCAN TICKET.

States
GovERNoR-HENRYM NJ. HoYT.
1T. GOVERNOR W. STONE.
SUPREME JUDGE-JAMES P. STERREIT.
SEC. INT. AFFAIRs-A. X, DUNKEL.
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,

2oz26 feet, Kitchen attached IoxlO feet; Barn 80
KS feet, Shed attached 10x36 feet, and other
ou, buildings
Seized and taken into execution as the prop.
erty of Samuel Evert.
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ALSO,

By virtue of writ of Lariera FaciaS, all
that certain Lot or Piece of GROUND, situ-
ate on the north side of Centre Street, in the
Village of Upper Mauch Chunk, County of
Carbon, Pennsylvania, mentioned in the
plan or plot thereof No. Ill, containing IN
front or breadth on said Centre street fifty
feet, and extending thence northwardly one
hundred and ninety feet to North street /;
Bounded north by North street, east by
MARBLE street, south by Centre street, and
west by Lot No. 73.
The Improvements thereon are
TWo.sToRY FRAME DWELLING,
16 by 20 feet, Kitchen attached 12 by II
feet, Barn II by IA feet, and other Out
buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of John Tiederman.
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SfnIe.

GOVERNOR ANDREW II. DILL.
1t. GovERNYR-JoHN FEETIG,
SUPREME JUpGR-HENRY p. ROSS,
SIC OF INT. AFFAIRs-J. sIMP. AFRICA,
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Observation-Disclosures
Gale Of Stands, sc.

Notice Is hereby given, that the CARBON
COUNTY INDUSTRIAL SOCJETY will sell
the Stands and Privii eRes for the coming FAIR
on SATURDAY. SEPlENBER 2sth, 1873 at
2:3O p. M, on The Fair Grounds. to the highest
and best 0dder@, This Chords a rare chance to
parties desiring profitable business during the
falr. j. A. HON, Pres.
w NJ. RAPSHER, Sec. Sept l4-3w.
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Our Paris Latter,

The Statue of"Liberty'-A Grand Gift Of
France to the United States-French Soup
ture-A trial Of american Plolghs- Use
ful and Ornamental Employment Of Terra
Gotta DC, DC.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate !

vi NdluhUlc heul ESldIe )
By virtue of an order of the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Caibon County, Pa, the undersigned.
Assignee OF JOS EPH s. WEBB AND WIFE.
will sell at Public Sale. on the premises on
TON, Carbon county. Pa, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1878.
commencing at TWO O'Clock p. NJ the follow.
ing valuable Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain Messuage, tenement and
DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT OF GROUND
with the appurtenanccs, situate on the east side
OF Bank Street, BOrOL gh Of LehiRhtOn, contain
Ing 1897 thrty-three feet on Bank Street, and
can't nulng OF that width at right ANGLES TO
Bankway bounded on the east by Bankway, on
the south by lots of Charles aud James Klein.
top, on the west by Bank Street. on the north
by lots OF the late Simon Weidendeimer.
No Beng all those two certain
LOTS OR PIECES OF GROUND,
in the afOresOId BorOugh OF LehightOn, and
numbered one and two IN a certain plot made
and laid out by Eaches and Rex, each ha ing
a front Of thirty feet ON first additional street,
ana continuing of that width north Que hundred
aud thirty feet TO a common allev bounded ON
the north by a common alley, on the west by
other lands intended TO be conveyed TO Eaches
and Rex on the south Dv first additional street.
and OF the east by common alleY.
Terms will be made known &C the time and
place OF Sale. by
THOMAS 8. BECK,
Assignee Of Jos. .. Webb and Wlfe.
Aug. l6 ls7s-w.3
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County.
CoSaREss-CHARLES ALBRIGHT.
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Sheriif'S Sales
Valuable Real Estate.
TNHE following properties will be sold by
L j. W. RAUDENBUSH,S ,Sheriffof Car
bon County, on
MONDAY, SEPT. 80, 1878,

at the Court House,in the Borough Of Mauch
Chunk, Carbon County, Pa, at o'clock
p. NJ:
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and eightY.seven perohes, with the usual
a luwaHCe excepting the reservlng neverihe-
esS-all those ocrtain two wharf sots sltunte
upon the bank OF he rlyer Lehigh, 10 witt One
Of them containing - acres PER
ches heretofore solo anu convey el 10 Joseph
assigns Another OF them containing about
three and One-hAlf acres, heretofore sold 90 =
Gnngwere 0nd--Serfnss their heirs and
assigns. Another OF them containing tye acres
and SIX pefChes heretofore SOLD ma conveyed
TO $. 1rlgO ms heIs ana ASSIGNS another Of
auU th entY perches heretofore sold anu cOu.
veyed TO Jared >. GOu and bernard Taylor.
their heirs and essigns; and the other OF them
being ON Doth sides OF Hickory Run heretofore
sold and conveyed to Israei l. Day aLd samuel
Savior. their heirs Hno assigns; Anu also the
right, title originally granted 10 the saId ,Tuel
l.. Day and samuel SAYiOr, former owners OF
the property heretofore mentioned In q certain
lot OF gfOund situate nelr the Lehigh river,
near the mouth OF Hickory Run inr The pur.
pose of carrying lumber, sc, N deI cet tain
a. ticles OF agreement with one Mrs Oliver 10
gether with the appurtenances TO have undIto
hold the same unto the Ratd jacob RAIDER as
signed TO Mary A. shicK her heirs aud assigns
| forever
The improvements thereon are one Store
| House, 2OxiU ieet. y story high one Frame
| Dwong House, lsx50, two stories one Frame
| Dwelhng House. lSxs0 two stories ore Frame
| stPDle 30x30 IA feet high one Water power
| saw Mil, h6Xl3s; one Fame Stalle, lbN62. II
| feet hIRh; one Frame tee Juse. l2xl2, " fe,i
! hiOh: one Frame DIV elllng House. 6.x3l; with
Kitchen i61gl, storo,; one FI anne Dwellml
| House. 3lXSj, with kitchen l2Xl2, BtOt les; ON,
Frame Dive ling House, 22xa2, 2 stOnesi On'
| Frame Dwelling HOdse, 22XS2, 2 stOi les.
| seized and tax eli mo execution us the proper
| ty OF Gabriel II, Slater Individually. ana VIM,
| PRulsOn ct al, administrators.
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LEHIqHTON, pa:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

SATURDAY, SEPT. IA, 1878.
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situate on the North East Corn or af LEHIGH
Street and CARBON Alley. In the Borough of
Lehieht n, Carbon County aforesaid upon which
there ls erected one
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TXECUTRIX'S SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.
SATURDAY, Oct. 5, 1878,
PIECE OF GROUND.

commencing at TWO O'Clock P. NJ. all that Gel
tain LOT or
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

From the Salisbury HatcLmaH. Es zee
that Rowan il troubled With independent
candidates Tor the Legislature Of one u
them II ieast. tie Waehmsn stys ''bis
chief reliance nos i Oh tie support the
radical leaders may .asc IN controlling the
eOIo,eI yo,e. 10 bis behalf" History re.
peats iisslf: and il i not The fr.i tine We
have kbssB - called Democrats trying to
get inio ofEec under false eoIors. But such
men caunot Dc called Democrats. .sLateyel
they a,ay choose % call ,bsnselse,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

| Nv AsiIlNeToN. June ). --SENAYE--
Stanley Matt made personal explana-
ties il Which he saaJe general euntfadlc-
tion, on his honor as d Senator. aud pros
posed 10 spbstastiate il BY oath. 5e de-
mes that he was \ paftyor privy 70 any
promise Of protection Or reward to any Que
III conslderatiea OF the commission by them
Of any frauds, zeal or pretended, IN that
election. lie denies that ha endeavored
to secure Office for .Ahdersob, or amy eae.
with :hc kuowlede that be OF any one else
had been guilty Of fraud III that election,
and lie did MOI xhow, and in fact did not
believe that Sraads wcse eommitte.l in that
election. On bis ,sotiep y committee of
seven was ordered. with power to send for
persons AVID pagers. iin winch every allega~
tlon against him was mentioned, aud heWas
ready ior 40 investigation The commit,
tee was oYdered unanimously. E.s
The Potter comlnitteeadjuurDei toal3ow
its members 10 vote on the tariff bill, which
il now progressing ID the House, under
motion " strike cut the eDactiBg clause.
The motion IL strike Ont The shacting
clause ot lie tariff bill was carried. Yeas,
1874; nays. 100. 0't
HOUSE. rhe Senate bill III regard 10
the, Mexican award was taksnnp, aud alter
being - amende8ss 10 provide for ase
hearing u claims rejected hy the Co.nAns-
sion pr Empire. anu also for the rehearing
Of claims allowed by tile Commission npon
The application II the Mexican GoyerDmeRt,
was passed.
WAsHISeToN. June &. ilousE- The
consideration 81 the internal ressnne bill
was resumed.
| The question on Mr.. fuckers amend
mens. reducing the tax on toDaceo 10 lG
cents. was adoptej-seaslGT, NAYS iO3.
An amendment to the internal revenue
bin was offered by Mr.. Yanre, OF North
Carolina. that revenue cases sknuli not be
transferred freu State 10 Federal Cuur
Adopted 10 the Committee Of the Whole /:
/ The amendment applies only to vrImip-
al cases where revenue officers are deteud-
ants. la. f.t,r * a
/ WAsHINGTnS june 6. Judge I,evesse
had a prolonged commandments main
| ppluts og which were that tie Judge Wsi
offered $50, 600 to vote 10 blank OF other.
/ wise niake his vote null. brt that the Judge
asded 5000. 900 with vies, as he alleges,
If tiuding out who had the ,nouey. I.eycsee
occupied tbs entire day. Ht q
4 Stanley Matthews appears morrow.
| Dispatches f,on, the Florida Commit,e,
\ indicate considerahle prugTrss 10 uneirb-
| ing local irregularities bus AlcL;n has noi
Jet been reached. *. ..-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

We find 10 the 7ynctiyh an excellent
editorial taken from tie Recorier protest.
ing sgpin.t ibereiection Of partizan judi.
cisry. 1'he cool headed editor Of the Re.
cOrier has never given uncertain or ipjudi-
cious sJyice. snd IL his counsel in tie pre-.
sent instance he not followed. the result will
be 20 disgust slI decent men With politics.
and 10 encourage young men " play the
Jcuiagogoe.-- Farmer and Mechoaie.
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A irs 10 Roek JED on lIle 4,h in,t. De.

A Gre in Rock Till On the 9TH inst. de-
stroyed whole square. al business honses.
aud destroyed property to the amount Of
$4,000. Among The sufferers Wo ana the
name u j. L. Londgn tormerly Of pittsbo.
70. WHO loses about $1,000 with sn insa.
tsnee 81 LOU. A kerosene lamp estlO.
sion was At the ho,iom Of il.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Another Indian war i about to break out
along lho whole northern frontier. and in
Idaho. women anu children have been mas
sacred. snd property destroyed. Sitting
Bull IS reported to be ready to cross The
frontier iuto American territory with !
large force. Indians are also reported 1,
have clossed the Rio Grands into Texas o.
raiding exi edition.
These reports enms in oppor,unsly dur
ing the consideration u The army ail! which
j. not yet settlei. lIayss intimates IL hi
Gettysburg interview Tint he may want
troops 70 defend his tile. and II i quit,
handy To stir up au Iudian trouble to gel
what lie wants.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Secretary sberman does not think be
wrote tie letter 10 Weber and Andenon.
Tie rest II The country will generally think
bat Be did.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
TIE EASTERN ouEsTIoN


LONDON. June 3 The Shmslayff NAL
ia dispatch says the transports here are
ordered ~ precautionary measure 10 take
aboard eoal-upply for two weeks and hold
themselves IN readiness to start at six hours
notice. @ . sFr. a.4..
The Times Vienna correspondent says
the Serriabs are co operating With the Rus.
slams against the Mohammedan insurgents.
ST pETER<BuRG. June 5. pribce Curt.
scbskufF is sufficiently recovered to go,n the
Cougrt.s lie will be accompanied by
| Count SchnuvaloG aud Prince DAmltil,
Russian Ambassador az Berlin. .
The 1gedce RHsSe Gays the presence Of
leading ministers 10 tbe Congress. and Ihe
spirit which now Sc ms 10 abimsie the va
rious Cabinet ei,e hope that the Eastern
question will be deslt With in broad sence.
with the nfjeci u reaching common nm
derstanjing and consolidating the peace Of
/ Enrape
The Emperor came ioibe city from T'sarx
koesels on Tnesday y advise With Prince
/ Gorisehakof.
i YERLiS. juno 4 The condition Or the
Emperor Is satisfactorily. Some of tie shots
ID bis arm are not yet extracted. The
doctors decided to leave tnsm to work their
way out. for fear Of causing inflammation.
Statements msde relative 70 Dr.. Modelling
confession are contradictory. ..--....' 49,.
/ IL seems that after the shooting or Tie
Emperor On Ssnday. NheD The enraged
pupulacc broke iniu NobeIing,s apartments
he fred two chambers 81 lis revolver ii
them. Herr Svitfenr, nn inn keeper, wai
shot and ssyernly wounded. The crowd,
seeing TIE latter bleeding, supposed be wp-
the assassin aud felI upon him with great
fury. The unfortunate man WIS ~ oronghli
handled before The people discovered iheil
mistake. that bis life !. despiired IL. Az.
Ter his second shot. Modelling turned Mi
weapon against himself and irei again the
snaree taking effect IL bis head. lie ws
instantly seized ard pIaced IN prison. Al
! the driver of the van drove rapidly through
, the arclwsy ~ The entrance " the honsa
his head struck against % arcll With sucl
. violence tlat biz neck was dislocaicd ant
We died.
LoyDoy. JsHe & The 2gH announce
that The Rn-aans iase ma.s,d 27.OO0 mti
aud l25 guns At Trbbrlu. which i q cen
. iral position :. regards UOnsisniinop'e. AL
rianoplc aud Gnllipoli.
JoSDoS. Jnre 6 IA Daily News ST
Peicuhurs correspondent says: ln con
sequence vf lie Turks sndeavoring 70 pro
. woke bo.tiiities. Ru,sia aud England hay,
Z agreed not 20 siihdrsw their fofces untI
: the end Of tie Congress
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NOT SOLD YET.
-. NY STEAM
WOOL CARDIyG MACHINE
NEAR
CEDAR GROVE. ORANGE co. ". 9.

t . NEAR H&r
CEDAR GROVE, ORANGE co. N. q.
4 m now IN splendid order. and am prepAT-
N ~, 10 10 work that eaDHOt be exceed.
have 4 iitifFer aud Picker attached % Int
lIuTIing yOas Wool bcflFc bringing Il fnr Card
Ing. II i important filat the Wool should w.
wafhtd mid girased lciore being srorght 20 The
MaehiEi,, Using ole pound % Grease 70 Ten
pounds Hf Wanl.
TERsls:--Whiie Wool, Eight ctsor one Finh
Of flis Wsoi.
Col0FEd WOOL Twelve and htlf cents.
Fm selling Wool rolls IL - ceili- per pound.
\ will take ii exchange fpF clrdilig. Corn.
Whpai " Raenn.
Thankful fnr past faturs. and iillly prepared ii
merit them % lle future. roniICRiiy AK i con.
iinuanrc ~ The patronage 0f tic generous aud
appreriaiite pIiilir.
ALEXANDER wlLRER.nN.
May \ SIN. Irdsr GfOgs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Uneasy liesihe lead lhsl seatsa crown !
aad Kaiaer William With ihiny SIX buck
,hot and ,lags in lis body may envy The Oh.
scurity ths. spares the peasant pihe bu!.
lct aimed st he head u hated royalty.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

merisai. keeping ii.hspd IN with .polh.
,F revelation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12
THE TOBACCO TAX.

after The long delays and seeret opposition
which has asseaiea every step Of the pro.
position. On Wednesday last, Mr.. Covert
Of New York offered an amendment to the
bill amending the Interna; Revenue laws
providing fcs q tas upon suaH, and smoking
and chewing tobneco d twenty cents per
pound. Mr.. Tucker Of Virginia moved to
amend The amendment so as fx the tax on
tobacco at Is cents instead Of 2eeeats per
pound. and after some discussion. this was
agreed to BY vote Of l2s yeas 10 80
nays. This is handsome majority for the
House, end is signifcaat ereugh Of ihev IS
dom and justice Of the measure to impress
ihe Senate With the duty Of endorsement,
For it i not step taken hastily but after
full examination into The merits Of the pro-
position, INTO ihe wansssei the people, into
the righisof the manufacturers. and into the
weight ofoprosing arguments. These lasi,
coming from powerful interests fortified b.
wealth and commanding influence over eon.
grcss have edone everything 70 retari action.
And il i evidence of tie, Inherent strength
of the question. that il has overwhelmed
this balelul .inaueneo in the House, and
bids fair to do 80 ID the Senate andthen q
settlement vii have been hal 10 cause Of
disturbance which has been of gresious de-
triment 70 one Of the nost important indus
:triesof the South.
The Investigation going on deyelopes the
facts Of foul conspi- 10y 10 etea. the Dem
ocrsts out Of ,heir Presiaent. and .oinduct
into Office as such one who i clearly seated
by perjury and subornation ofperjury. AM
derson's testimony is to the point; and if
Mr. Hayes himself is not = party 70 the
crime. it is very certainiha John sherman.
his right hand man vas :nor is it clear that
stanly Matthews. h:s chief spokesman, is
uoi chief party also; !; though il is due to
Mr.. Matthews 70 say that be has gone
through the form Of solemn denial Of tbs
statements Of Anderson from bis place in
the Senate. There aas work 70 be done tt
reverse the returns Of I.oaisiana. Ander.
son with others was employed to do it
They did it and we're TO have their reward,
/ which was promised By Sherman and Mat
thews speaking iu behalf Of Hayes. Til,
work was done. The returns were regis
ed. Hayes was declared elected; but An
derson got no such reward as promised
His character may not be the brightest
undoubtedly it is not, or he would not hay
been sngsged in the dirts work-but th
evidence, written and otherwise which b
presents. is not weakened by any assault
upon hischarseter. Il stands. and ihroug
it Sherman will fall, Dir. Hayes may fal!
and the investigation will prove neither
farce. nor yet terror. unless Mr.. Hayes
foolish enough. a. be threatens. 10 thfo'
himself behind the safeguard Of bayouets.
Let the Investigation go on. Regolatio
never yet hss followed the exposure I
wrong por The yindirstion Of right exceE
seainst the nigh, Of tyranny aud sarel
neither Mr. Hayes nor bis party aspire
ihe role oftsran,s. ---.-....
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

AleSan1or stephens fOr once has voted
VIII bis peOph and fOr :be interests Of the
South. lie voted 70 reduce the isx 90 70.
t,sso 10 ie cents. score one f0r sandy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Judge Fowle vas 6ned one penny and
costs for bis assault on Judge Toargee some
time linso.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

JoNDoS. Jnre 6 IA Daily News St.
Petersburg correspondent says: ln con.
sequence Of lie Turks sndeavoring 70 pro.
woke bosiiiitie.. Ruyia aud England have
agreed not 10 siibdrsw their forces until
the end of tie Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

Tie democratic victory il Oregon. giv-
iog them the Legislature. secures another
Democratic Senator. Aud this Is gain
where one sss not confidently counted On.
Nsj. h. W. York is writing The history
Of the 9Th n. q. Regiment. aud wants the
address Of the survivors.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

LONDON. JsHe & The 20R announces
that ths Rn-.ians base na.s,d 27OOO man
aud l25 guns At Trbbrln. which Is cen.
irul position ;. regard. Consisntinop'e. Al.
rianoplc aud GHllipoli.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-06-12

The tariifbiI has come to an abrnpt and
untimsly ED. beng taken Of By sudden
deespita,iOn. a mutton was made Tbs oh.
sr day when ihe bill came up Cor conside.
ration 10 strike out ihs snssting clause,
which vas carried ~ vote u iSl 70 l2O.
sBd the bil ives dead. Peppsylyania aud
New l:Bgland high isriiTideas did the busi.
ness.