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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20
TUE NEXr- SENArE--lHE- NEXT
CONGRESS.
New York Sun.l

The terms oftweniy-6ye Sepators in Con,
grers expire il, March next. Seventeen Of
them are RepuLlicaps and eisht are Dem-
oerats. Ofths present Senators hfiy>onc
hold over. sorpe for two years and some FIR
four ears be, ond licclo>e of the existing
Congress Of those who hold over. twenty
two nie Republ cams and twenty. y.nine are
Democrats. including Judge Davis of
Illinois, who usually Votes with iha, party.
The elections of this fall have determined
that seven Of the eight retiring Democrats
will be sueeeeded BY Democrats and one y
y Republican. aud that ten Of the seven.
seen retiring Republicans win be Snrceed 4
by Republicans, and seven by Democrats.
This will lrNe the Srrnte ina the fort, :
sixth Congress TO stand as iol ows:
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1914 Cary Street.
RICHMOND, Va. "
SPeci'd attention Isiid 10 ne Sois of
GRAIN and TOBdCrO,

nUNsInNNENTS ~ ~ Kidd ,s I,r.,l,,rc .n,l
W MrrrlIaHdiss solicited Ursin Havs f,,rnI.i,.
ed go aIi,ltziiipn. % n-siaI terms.
III All hl.insss eiitrlrtei 20 ~ sIsll Fer,i,e
prompt attention. '''''''
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The New Y"rk Sun pabIi.he. table
embracing the cash .uh-erihei psbIirlJ and
through the autbpri.rs af the yarinus eitie.
aud the e"m'niiiess alp tinted by them IN
aid o. the yellow fever sufferers. The To-
tai aggregates si.32j. j.6i,D. exclusive or an
rrisaie. religious and -riety Subscriptions.
W this amount Blliimme Is credrsd viii,
$4,000: New York. s395. 400: Sc. Loals
81. nI,D: San Francisco. sG0. .ODO; Boston.
So. 900: Washington ;, SO. .OOO;, Rich
mond. $1,000: WILMINGTON, Del s.. OOO /:
Wheeling. 5000 TIE foreign eobtri-
hu,i"ns aggregated $50 900 additional. oi
which Liyerpoal ) credited with SIS. 900
aud Paris SIi.OOn.
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Ex. uos. = q kemi~r. tsen J,,l,n EsboI.. Sian.
tnii, W.. kirliInuud banking and In DO. N X
khy.,H. liiehmond. Va, JIM flaliaw, sals,n.
,gn5 fhm: AitofHet Gen Va. 4 n i.rsns'
sslen. Va J,bn tIsrlinef Uliflalantl,urs, IL .
J Ihinlpp. Dublin. Va, n II straiton. ~.
6OiaUliasilie, Va. sttLl. III I'M.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20

SAP DisasTEE ~ lILADEx. We learn
that IN the night Of the 9Th insi. q cabin
occupied by eolnrpl msn named Ilsywoo.l
smith aud bis fsmily, ga ,bs plantation ii
Mt. TIC. Wbnied. IN Bladen rnnnty. wa-
consumed by dr". aud fur children II SmItI
we're hurnrl TO death. The oidest eI,iI.l
xss about ~ .elrs u age. aud the young.
est 80 ihfani u sBptn-e'l that fhry
wsrs hrkrd up IN the huus.. ~ The father
aud mather were absent IN aiirndancs NJ.
~ 40 I'D rvlaaed lnsn who wss sick. WI
lssyisw. ~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20

The Dewnerst lesSns tkss lie Raleigh
and ABg1-ts kHil.osd contemplate iI,r *.
iensipp u iis line from IIamlei IL Charlotte
lfso u !. 10 eYr,equsncs oT the recent dis
sgrsemsnt between IL aud CsnIiBa Ce nraI
rad. regarding The rxcbsuge " freight.
which disagreement has resulted 10 the
bresking np " the rxcellcat and I.opuIsr
shipping rne kBosH ~ :. The SrsIma, d
Aii Lines The true iBwarlnes. Of this
disagreement la. never yer been srriyel ~.
The Wilasingtun Sun says that the ~ line.
served notice UPON caeh other siBnlfane-
ouIy that earh would beseefarfh tenure
Il tie other ibe prepayment q III freight
charges. This u course sirnised the ress,.
iion " friendly fclsli.Bs. Lgt I" the Why
~ fhess unexpected m,ysmssis ,eis1iB ..
yet unexplained. Upon ihe ssbjec. rail.
rOsd men sTe - dumb % oysters.
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Oxford Tsrobligl. ssys: Since the days
NJ Nat Macon no c1nstiiueney ever had
more answering confidence In their repre-
sentative ibsn The people Of this District
have " Mr Davis. Is pure gsbllsnsn and
1uselh,b patriot. s
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the Democrats. therefore. ineiuduns
Davis OF ilIinois. will have Ten majorit, in
the Senate in the cnming Congress; and
eighteen esentful jears viii have then. pas,
" since that party bad majority IN that
branch Of Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-11-20

The defeat of Gen. Ben Bn,lrr for Gov
ernor Of 1iasaelraseiis Is cage far eansra.
inlaiion among I'll honesi men ihn"ush. nj
the land, .Nauy nemner'ts Voted fnr u G
RePahlican eaplidare. TaIb"i. in order IL
defeat Bntlrr., when ihey fund there was
no ehsnrs fn. the Democratic candidate Al
hoii. K"arhs,ism and l,urlerisrn has re-.
ceivsa b death hl"s in Massachusetts. aud
p~acell.ring people are rjpiced. Char.
lotre Deaocfat .''h'a'.. @sa ''5 '~@-
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LONDON. Nor. i3.--Snow storms IT OK.
rep'iobal s'yeriry for this m of year pre-,
vail IN North and Northwest England and
throughout Sc"tlsnd. .s.. - a% e. 2
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~, CIIcaao, Nov l3 II special Dispatch
from Mlar>hal'own, Iowa says scene &c,
cnrred this morning when Judge Miichrll
>rn'rnrei john N. Dakin to ihs penitrn.
t'ary for life f"r the murder of John X.
Sisugh. Dakin s,l.mnly declared hi.
Complete Innocence II the crime. and after
he had heen convicted BY the jury Frank
k"s-. an Italian, voluntarily confessed that
he committed the murder. Rass !. here.
aud as.eris hat he shonli suffer Dakm's
attorney will appeal 10 tie Supreme couri.
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~ asiliSaToN. NOV. Is. .--Commissior.
er Raam. in his Forthcoming annual report,
awiil "rp'ss the proposed rejnclim Of tie
tax on tobacco (trom twenty -four to e,gh
teen cents per pound fur tuo reasons: firi
beanse ID he present low state If the r..
venues from this soa,ce the money could
not be spared. and secondly. because be
considers il extremely unwlse and mex.
prdieht To nnsritl. business interests by
any eongre. sional agitation Of the question.
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which the government did not choose to
respect. The Sioux had promises which
the government did not choose to fulfil.
The Sioux had land which the govern.
ment would net let alone. They pro-
tested and petitbned through every chan
mel that was op:ned to them. and finding
protests and PETITIONS OF 10 avail they
appealed to arms. Providence in their
case, as in so many oth.rs, was, ION the
side ofthe strongest battallons;" and the
Sioux were iifaly whipped. How long
they will stay whipped depends upon
the policy and plans OF Sitting Bull.
II is too late Q expect that the govern
ment will charge Its views in regard 10
the management OF indian affairs, but
the inquiry OF that management and the
disastrous results thereof are none tie
less apparent. How much cheaper, how
much better 10, all concerned, il we dealt
with the indians: honestly and honora.
bly,: How muh sin, shame and suffer-
ing we might hive been spared if we had
always kept our word with these poor
OF natlre: IT the Black hills
were a solid mass 0, gold they would not
be worth the price we have paid tor
them; for honor. honesty. truth and
Justice are more 'hsn gold--and we have
sacrificed them all.
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News and Notae.

Mrs. j. W. Beasly, while her husband
was absent from home, packed up all the
household goods, and her child, and in
company with one Michael Plaster, left for
parts unknown. They lived ten miles north
OF Quincy. Beasly is in pursuit Of them.
with blood in his eye.
The Pontiac Sentinel Gays Bertha
Won Hillern, the champion walker of the
gentler sex, was raised in Livingston coun.
ty, and lived for years in Chatswor,b.
Where she worked in the family Of J. 4,
Billiard. The paper says that tho little do.
nestle was noted then, as she i, now. for
hcr grit and endurance.
AT Quincy, on the 10th, two of the ci,y
policemen, named Croner and Pemberton
had fight about O'Clock in the morning.
on the leSee. They pummeled each other
awhile with their clubs, and then began
firing with their reyolvers, but fortunate.
ly, aimed bad, L. was an old teud. and
Chief McGraw being absent in California
with requistion for DR.. Lanolx, for
murder, they availed themselves OF the
opportunity to settle their quarrel.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
ef some Conspicuous Wen
." some Senators
"hom Nature ana N0iorieiy Have
not Daubed with Fame-Greatnens
not Essential 10 ConspIcmousne,s
Ride II Ionkcy Oh pole.


IRON Our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 2, lS7S.--
cooper said, and Carlyle ridiculed him
Tor saying SO flat thing, that there is a
natural tendency in the human race to
look at conspicuous individuals. A
Molly Mcguire on q scalfold, or a senator
IN Ihe United States senate chamber, is a
conspicuous individual, and the actions,
words, the very looks Of either the sena.
tor or the Molly Mcguire, are. for the
moment, subject Of comment, and may
DC In the future OF history. OF how much
history depends. Napoleon thought that
dis share in the affairs OF the world, ut
the close Of his first Italian campaign,
would entItle him TO hall a page, but as
nc grew older, he became less modest.
Just at this moment the most conspicu,
GUS member OF congress is grim ysaged
Old Senator Howe of Wisconsin. For a
long time he had hardly been heard from;
ecllpsed by his former more brilliant
colleague Matt. Carpenter, and lurched
IN 'he rapid tide OF political events, this
oid compcer OF Sumner, Ben Wade, and
henry wilson, seemed almost as dead as
'hey but last week he stood upon his
iee'' aud spoke, and spoke, and spoke,
LOT 'hree hours; and made himself cons
spleuouS' What did he say? What reve.
"'iohs came from his lips, what tormu.
,a'ea wisdom from his hoary experience?
No'''lhs OF the kind He simply attacked
'he administration In words less direct;
anu IN specifications less plain, tban the
press oil his own and the opposite party
mas done; but then he is a L. S. senator.
ana 1t seems there is some advantage q,
conspicuousness in that tact alone, and
since have proved that a senator il n
conspicuous individual, | viii abandon
senator Howe, and introduce to tho
American people some humble senators
whom nature and notorlety have not en-.
uowed Win fame. The Conkllngs, Thur.
mans, Blalnes and Lsmars make them.
selves heard frequently enough and most
Of them aIe too vain Of hearing Of them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03

JHE house committee on commerce
has finished the river and harbor bill.
and an effort will be made to pass it on
Monday next under suspension OF the
rules ofthe house. The aggregate amount
OF the bill is not known, but It is believed
to be in the neighborhood OF seven mil
lion dollars. The Mississippi river above
The mouth OF the Ohio gets in round
numbers S0G4, 800, which is $3.50 900 more
than the river above the Ohio and the
Missouri together were allowed In the
bill for 1876, which was the last bill that
became law. The appropriation is
classified In the present bill as follows
HemoYing snags, etc., Mississippi and
Arkansas, $4,000; improving Missls,
sippi river between mouth OF Ohio and
Illinois $500, 600; of this $4,000 Is specI- |
fled for Dickey's island, $4,000 at Has. |
kaskia bend, and $40, 900 between mouth |
Of the Missouri and Illinois; for I'M
proving Mississippi river from St. Paul
to Des Moines $4,000; from the Des
Molnes to the Ohio 100000; removing
'nags, etc, from mouth of the Illinois to
81. Paul Sal 800; Mississippi river oppo-
site Dubuque $4,000: Des Moines rapids
of which $4,000 is Tor operating the
'anal) $4,000; Rock Island rapids $50
yUo; Rus chute and harbor at Burling.
ton, $1,000; Fort Madison, 5000;
oahok!a chute, $4,000. The only items
or the lower river are S40S0o each for
.he water fronts at Memphis and Vicks.
burg and 5000 for the survey at the
mouth of the Mississippi. The Missouri
river is made a subject Tor separate aps
preparations to the amount Of S27J, 900.
OF this $4,000 is for surveys, which will
secure estimates on which much larger
can be had hereafter. For
removing snags there is an appropriation
OF $4,000; Improvements above the
Yellowstone. S30, 600; at Atchison, 500.
GOO; at Omaha, $4,000: at st. Joseph,
Sop,00O; and at Nebraska City, $40 1000.
For the Galena harbor and river $50 eco
is given.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03

The State Register says: 1--WE remark
as an appropriate Sunday morning
thought that the Democratic party never
won a campaign except when it was
lighting for principles. The Democratic
party is the true political church, and
without are dogs" 1t will carry tie
state OF Illinois this tail and the presiden-
tial election of 1850, and the reason it will
win these victories is because it is falling
into rank on the ancient principle. We
shall break up our camp on April 18th,
and Will march TO certain, complete and
absolute victory. Don'tyou forget it,"
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What the Sioux War Cost.
(St Louis Republican. }


WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The total
expenses OF the Sioux war were Saba
j3O.r
This does not, OF course, include the
lives OF Custer and his companions, or
the precious blood shed In all the skirm.
ishes and combats before and fiocc that
awful massacre. II the Sioux war had
been unavoidable If II had been actu,
ally forced upon us by n iaithless and
yindic:lve enemy whom the government
had always treated well, the expenditure
OF money and blood 1t caused might have
been contemplated without self.rcproach.
But that war was brought on by
our own fault aud folly; by own shame.
full injustice. The Sioux had rights
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03
CYRUS Il. MCCORMICK,

Chairman.
The committee unanimously recommend to
the democracy of the northern grand divi-
sion and second appellate district, that
they hold their convention, for the pur-
pose of nominating clerks OF the supreme
and appellate courts, for said division aud
district, OF Joliet, on Thursday, April Is,
1878;
And for the central grand division and
bird appellate district, that lie delegate
appointed from said division and district,
to the state convention, to meet in conyen.
ton at Springfield, on the day said state
convention Is held, at 10 n. M, for the pur-
pose OF nominating clerks OF the supreme
and appellate courts for said division and
district;
And for the southern grand division and
fourth appellate district, that they hold
their convention at Centralia, Thursday,
May 10, 1878, for the purpose Of nomlna-
ting clerks OF the supreme and appellate
courts, for said division and district,
The ratio of representation in said con-
ventions to be the same rs IN the state con-
venti0n.
THos. SHIRLEY, Secretary,
AT LARGE.
C. II, Mccormick, G. ID. HOLES,
J. B. Mann, W. X. Murphy,
A. P. GODDARD, B,F. Burgon,
DISTRICTS.
1.R. Z. Godell, II. J. NJ. Bush,
2. Thos E.Courtney, II. IL. 7 shumay,
.. Thomas Shirley, 10. j. A. Mallory,
A. Richard Bishop, IA. John W. Smith,
D. #. II. Marsh, Is. w. Cochrane,
6. j. s. Drake, l6. l.. Il. Parsons,
~. w. A. Steele. II. Il. G. GerLe,
8, J. Duff, IS. T. f. Bouton,
CIV. T. Davidson, 49, 5. 4, Landes,
10. George Edmunds.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03

WELLS and Anderson are source OF a
deal OF trouble 10 the president. MIR.
Hayes wants to appoint Packard collsc-
tor OF the port of New Orleans, but darst
not do so until he has consulted Wells,
and In order to gain his permission the
old reprobate has been requested to 90
on to Washington TO talk the matter over
with Mr.. Hayes.
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ron CLERK OF THE APPELLATE COURT
rOURTH DISTICT, ILLINOIS,

We are authorized to announce HARDIN
CASE Of casy wnoa county as seandida,e
Iiinoie. subject 70 the decision OF the Democratic
ca,oyeatiou called 10 meet at Ccniraia, May IOth
1873.
We are authorized 10 announce W. c. Lee
GRORE, Of bingham County, rs q candidate
IN clerA OF the Appellate Court, fourth district,
SSi,noie. subject 70 the decision Of the Demo.
csss1c convention called to meet at Ce1tralia,
May l6th. lists. 2gTo
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03

JACK kuYKESDAIL VI VIENNA wants 10
60 to congress; and If be can't 90 to
congress he would like to go to the State
senate, and would even accept the nomi.
nation for representative. Failing in all
these he would not object to the noml.
nation foriusticc of the peace of his town.
ship. lie wants office.
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DIR 8ullltin.
". r, ScHucKERs, Editor aud Publisher,
vEv9clG!I. STATE CONVENTION.

Tho democracy Of the several counties
~ the state OF Illinois are requested to
send delegates to state convention to be
held ct Springfield, Illinois, THURSDAY,
the 1lrH DAY OF APRIL, 1878, at Il
o'clock NJ, for the purpose Of nominating
one candidate for the office OF state treas
urer, and one candidate for the office Of
state superintendent of public instruction
ana 10 transact such other Business as may
come before It. The several counties are
entitled To the following representation,
based upon The vote for government in
1879.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-03
TIE situation In the East Is unchanged,
and that war Is the inevitable outcome
Of me dispute between England and
iussia b no longer doubted.

ALL TIE world over. baby governs
Yet o(tm disease will overcome the baby
and then II u that Or. Bulls baby syrup
proves IL worth by conquering the dis.
49,. Esj@ ~ cents bottle,
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The pressure brought to bear on the
president is too great TO be withstood,
and 1t now seems probable that Packard
will be appointed collector and Ander,
son deputy collector Of the port of New
lrlaapa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
vop oLxRK SUPREME couRr.

we are authorized to announce X. A. u. WILL
HANKS, Of Washington County, US q oAnd date
fnr Clerk of the Supreme Court Southern Grand
Division, Illinois, subject to the decision Of the
IleIuocratic nominating committee, 10 he held
a Centrsla, May 10th, 1876. 2277s
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1919 PENSIONS,

Unaer this act. any person who ser we'd four
Teen Jays or participated in one battle In the
war OF 1872, 10 ertiied to pension OF Q, pet
mon h from date approval If act. Widows Of
no matter what WIS ule date OF marriage to the
soldier, are entitei % the same pension. No
other parties are entitled.
All 1872 pensioners dropp'd from the rolls on
account OF alleged disloyalty are restored by
his act.
Applications must be executed before al OIL =
Ger Of court OF record.
Send to us for NY informstlon or blanks
needed. GILMORE q CO.,
No. Gsj F-st., y. W. Washington, u. c.
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To soothe disturbed feelings brought
on by cold, and to cure coughs, Group
and hoarseness, take DIR. Balls cough
syrup. Price % cents.
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S sok ene New and Fresh Special attention given Country trade
everything needed
uood lase call goods before
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fnl line OF Carpets Mattgs Floor Oil Cloths, Curtain Dama
Ladies' and Misses Boots Chdns Shoes
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hsho od .. AgR. Gsfihsess Chi
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DRoBNE zPRAvY.

Vyslancove angliokS u fran'
couxsky V Turecku odporoua
Porte, ably scstavila komisi OBJ.
chodnikf q bankerd zahranicntch
k navrzoni planu, mimi by xame.
zeno bylo dalsi klesani papiro.
vsch pensx sultan vsak nechcc
ami slyset. Coma papird klesa
neustalo. Ia sto piastrd 20 zlats
platilo 80 poeatkem minuleho
tydne 347 piastrd papiroch.
Komise, kterA yysotfovala mes
dAvno oxnamenou nehodu ma
Temzi, kterous ma 700 lidi lodi
Princess Alice potopeno bylo,
sprostila why kapitana a strojvo-
douci parnfku Bywoll Castle q
obvihujo neopatrnosti prvniho
ddstojnika lode Alice.
Dnc 81. m. m. sraxil 80 vladni
parnik Anglicky Tuskar parni-
kem Helvetia a potopil so. $
MIN utonulo IL lodnfk6.
Vlada ruska pflpravuje SO k
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