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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
TOWN OF BAsHAW, March 1878.

Editor Repiew:
The annual town meeting held on the
10Th inst. was the most spirited meet
ing Of the kind that has been held
since the town WAS organized The
cause of contest was not on account. of
politics but on matters relating to town
affairs. The road question being the
absorbing topic. The following officers
were elected: Supervisors: John Feach,
Chairman; A. 0. Redding and James
Meyers. Town Clerk: a. w. Peder-
son. Treasurer: Albert Borgward.
Assessor: Chas, krause Total number
of votes cast. As. SIBCRIBER.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20

Chas. Johnson. for number of years
conductor on Tom Mcmillan s stage
coach running between here and Red
wood Fails, via. Beaver Falls, left the
road last Wednesday for the purpose
Of moving upon his farm in Redwood
county. Charley made a host Of friends
while on the road, all of whom will
greatly miss him. George Lampher now
handles the ribbons in his place,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20

We are III receipt of the March num-
Der Of s;The Minnesota Farmer, pub
lished by A. Q. Newton, at Minneapo-
lis, Mimi. The paper appears monthly
and is devoted to the great wheat and
stock growing interests of the north
west. and is u most excellent paper for
the farmer. Terms Of subscription,
ST, 80.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
Pull down your weather houses.

The roads are rapidly drying up.
Election tickets at the Review office.
Green grass is rapidly springing up.
Farmers are busily engaged in SOW
ing wheat.
See report of Board of Audit in an
other column.
What has become of the Minnesota
river fleet of steamers!
\ splendid new lot of cheap walking
canes just received by Jos. Bobleter.
Four, six and eight ball croQuet sets,
in wood boxes, for sale at the City
Drug Store.
We understand that d. l.. How, of
Shukopee, will soon open a bank ut
Marshall.
Who took that express package off
from my wagon! that is the question
which puzzles express man Dau.
The Board of Audit has awarded the
county deposits to the Citizens National
Ba@k, they being the highest bidders.
Last Sunday was Saint Patrick's day.
and was very generally observed all
over the United States by the Irish
American citizens.
The Ilessians got a splendid send off
More people attended their farewell
concert than amy Of their previous ones,
which speaks volums for them.
Don't send away to get your job work
done when you can get it done at home
sls cheap and good as anywhere. Come
and look over our new designs.
We understand that a. L. McCarty
contemplates moving his livery stock
ito Redwood Falls, as sOonas the Sleepy
Eye and Redwood Falls 4. 4. is built
Fred. kellne, the popular landlord at
Sleepy Eye, has changed the n;me OF
his hotel from Farmers Uometo Union
House. Avery appropriate name, Fred.
We would call attention to the city
financial statement which appears in
another column. Every citizen inter
ested in the welfare of the city, Will
find it Interesting reading.
Hon. Z. St. Julien Cox, Judge Of this
Judicial District, held a special term of
court in this city last Saturday. \
great many ayailed themselves Of the
opportunity to obtain citizen papers.
We are informed that F. c. Gley has
bought out H@hne & kiel at Burns
Station. Mr.. Gley is an enterprising
young man, and deserves the conf
dence of the people in and around
Burns. Success to you Fred.
In another column will be found a
letter from Geo. r. Finch, President
Of the Minnesota State Agricultural
Society, giving official notification as
to the time and place fol- holding the
next State Fair.
Plus Pfefferle, who,s it will be re.
membered we said in our our last issue,
was lying dangerously sick ten miles
from kasson, died last Wednesday
His remains were brought to st. Peter
and inferred last Friday.
The Hessian Military Band gave two
concerts in Turner hall, SattU
day and Sunday evenings, to crowded
houses. The concert Sunday evening
was followed by Il social hop which
was kept up until late hour Monday
morning.
The following town officers were
elected OH the 18th inst. in the town OF
linden: Ole Jgrgensen, chairman; Oh
Stone and Rasmus Christensen. Tow1
clerk: John Larsen. Treasurer: JOIN
r. johnson. Assessor: Edwin Paulson
justices and conRables hold over unit
next spring,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
Garden Seeds

[ have just received from the Super
of Agriculture, quantity Of
Garden Seeds for gratuitous distribu-
tion among settlers in the counties aft
ficted by Grasshoppers. All who send
me their names and Post Office address.
giving the'name Of the county, will be
furnished with Seeds. Address,
81. B. STRAIT,
SCHAKoPEE, MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20

A difficulty between Henry IKerrslll,
conductor on the w. & st. P. r. r., and
a lot Of half-breed Indians, at Gary,
eliminated III q general melee last Sun
day morning. Il. is said that Henry
and his boys handled the Gary crowd
rather roughly, although they greatly
outllumbered them. 1t is feared that
the end is not yet
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
KEEP Your MONEY AT Home

By patronizing home institutions. We grow on.
own seeds, and know what we are selling.
We do not place seeds on commission, and are
not compelled to resell old seeds year after year.
We sell direct, whether we make wholesale or re-
tail trade.
Stock true to name-fresh and reliable
We control the entire stock of seed of the Mime
sofa Early Amber Sugar Cane.
Ask your merchant for our seeds. Ifhe does not
keep them, order direct from US, andwe will de-
liver them at your Express Post office at regular
price. Catalogue free to all applicants
HOI4LISTER, CARTER s. CO.,
SIT. PAUL. MINI.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20

The following town officers We're
elected in BurnstoWn on the 10Th inst:
Supervisors: Daniel Burns, chairman;
Julius Went and And. Larson. Town
Clerk: Fred. C. Gley. Treasurer John
Burns. Assessor: G. Dapporn. Justice
Of the peace: Peter j. Moe. Constable;
Nels Nelson.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20

We are sorry to learn that Mayor
Roos is lying dangerously sick in New
York, where he went about two months
ago to seek medical relief. Mrs. Roos
was summoned to his side by telegram
last Wednesday, and she departed
Thursday morning.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Mfeeting Of the Board Of Audit Of
AvABroWn Co., MIMI. March Is, 1878.

Wfeeting of the Board Of Audit Of
AvABroWn Co., MIMI. March Is, 1878.
The Board met. All members pres
ent. The bids of the Banks were
opened, and read by the Secretary.
The Brown County Bank offered four
per centum per aunum and the Citizens
National Bank offered five per ceutum
per annum on the monthly balances Of
the County funds 50 deposited accord
ing to law.
Motion made aud carried that the
funds OF the County be deposited in the
Citizens National Bank.
Afternoon session.
The Board met for the purpose Of
examining anl! comparing the BOOKS of
the Auditor and Treasurer. and found
the following:
State Fund 81 10 81
County Interest and Sinking
Fund -.----- 1887 90
County Revenue Fund 1857 43
Poor ''---- 1889 SO
= Road and Bridge Ord 507 G6
Several Town funds 295l OF
= School Dist. Fund.- 55ll Is
Redemption Fund 3S7 OF
1860 81
All collections since March LIST.
s lo'o-- --------6 3o' -
ssl9.l97 65
Jail Fund oyerdrawn- --.--.. II So
$40, 1856 IL
We find the following in the Treas
ury. to wit:
County Revenue Orders 1920 u
. Road aud Bridge Ord. 800
Town and School Dist. Orders 2107 4e
Wolf bounty orders due from
/ STATE y W
County Tree Bounty 8 ol
Cash in Citizens National Bankl2750 IS
/ Notes in
/ for collection 1l3o 0(
Cash in hands OF Treasurer l3l 81
i Sis. l86 /:
| H.B.s CONsT.ANs. A. BLANCHARD,
.ilSsEc. BOARD OF AUDIT. pPEsT
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
ST. ATE3N I ENT3I'.

showing the financial condition,
Receipts, Expenditures, Liabilities
and Assets of the City of New Ulm
from March 9Th 1877 up to March
9Th 1878.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-03-20
St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad.

To ST. PAuL-Through mail and express train
LEAVES Sioux CITY ait lo:lo p: m, st; Peter at 12 a.
m, and arrives in st. Paul at ll:lo 20. q.
for Chicago and all eastern points Accom-
,,nodaton train leaves st. James at 9;33 a. m. ST.
Peter at LOS p IN. and arrives i'll st. Paul at 600 p
TO s1uox CrrY.-Mail and express leaves st Paul
mt 3:l5 D. m St. Peter at 700 p. M ana arrives iii
Sioux CITY at 4:O5 a. Accommodate on train
leayes St. Paul at 6:10 M, and arrives i'll ST. James
at 500 D.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

TIE assessment for the fall cam
paig'l as contemplated in part BY the
Republican Congressional Committee
includes levy Of 500 on Senators.
$50 on Representatives, $500 gu cabi-
net officers (aIas. poor Key, placed
ike that other Key whose first name
was don between two bundles IF
straw, and $1,000 on the President.
The committee, as to this last amount
we're doubtless influenced in naming
50 large sum By the Presidents dec
laration that he expected and w,nId
lie glad to contribute to the campaign
fund. but the committee may 6nd that
the President has views of his own as
70 the particular amount Of such con-
tribution, and. npon waiting on him.
lat u hand. mar secure check for
~ eyen liundred.- Chicago Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

THz paths Of glory lead but TO The
grave. The fifth battalion Of French
chGsssurs pied. cracked corps. has
received upon lis rolls the names Of
$50 officers between January /, 1910,
and October !, 1916. OF these, one
OH CanrObert-has become a Mar
shals seven have become Generals Of
division and three Generals Of brigade.
Forty have fallen on The field Of bat
tie, not to mention those who died In
hospital, or Of wounds or illness con
tracted in the service, or were retired
because of broken health or wounds
Nine fell in Africa, twelve In the Cri-
mea, one in Italy lin 1852, one in
Mexico and seventeen in the Franco
Prussian campaign.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

TIE Griqua revolt II South Afriea
has been suppressed, and John Bull
night Be happy bit fOr the fact that
the Gaik2s are DOW IN arms By the
tine they are put down, other tribes
are expected to break ont; aid the
English military men think there are
enough q them 10 keep the thing Up
indefinitely. Il Is as lad as a Mexf
can revolution which never stops re-
ToIEing.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28


We o1ul5sze the Sa-isAEa z<AIs
~ tie LesHasez1 Es
B STAKE Ans C8HAzwAaer EHEsEs
have raza ssEL fs4 he E
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gsszszs Prz-ae ate4E
P-vrerey IA LH~5sl1a = zD17eAslHg
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& rsza measuring : fae5 an1
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

TH eeer5e light Ezs Uss3 r tbs
first tiDe 4 zzt58-i.y rso-slE, Il IL
Lard ssgn8l s1atiga, ElgEl i :
described * ezose5i2gly t-alz1-
bghtag up IL szr9uo3z-E l2n1-
rocks zod tie sez II s9De u78es. -
that vessels ze pZsEnly vi<5ba i
vii bs very useful Il t35ck and f2g-
weztber.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

AsH ire : t=r1ll1s3 - Is ow1
p Eez 1-z1czsas AID fa-31a 3eaEes.
a. gross o1t & - oEz 5sc4v, 70
-z z15 Zz-5---s z-e 1se--=re.3 and 1--
T-Ure5 e. 1-z, 411 EeE2=l o-t q
5-3Eez PCS All l@1te5 ezE'7c12-
15ozz-F- "a 29le-rs
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28
4 - 80 i = - -

Allie b0y Il . >l28E CRY ~En3zgE
scbool PIT : poser u rs tezcser- Tie
LADY was telling be- class boE God
punished tie Egyptians y causing
the 6rst-b0-n Il each Household 10 -
slain Tie little boy Este1ed alter
t5Tely, and At tie proper iDtervzl MID
IL inquired: what would God have
done II there had been twins
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

Iris Eepgrte1 thai th-ee hz31r's7
sE1us4nd Teas cattle are -19163g i
10Ezr5 fhe 1o--2,eEZ EsrE=1ss EzE--E
stared s1zeEEz7 ez-lleg 1Ea1 Cs1a-
There are zlso D#z-ly 3 buDdre5 tA1g1-
sad T. s0z1laz Kansas. ready III
EsgFazsegt Il ggae
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28
So beer u Ger-arv III D

SEy7xs bsz = Ger-z-F III @
for > beginning No~ Il - prepare
% export vie u Franz porter 2
EnglaB5. stozf 10 Irsaao5. and VA
ley Tan 70 aay pgznf ua3r LIZ 81
vbere Tie popaLa15gn Dss3s timing
c1t
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

a@E tine ago N- HsE@ par
doae1 El1s perso1S cg1E5eaH1 g EAis-
kF irregularities, e2bezzas1az+ AZ
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

GZ TGxAEz9 IL KREa LIS
teea eseese6 Prezsseat = d1e res
&c G Ecls51r-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

JACOBS--in Boise Ctr. Nzy =, IS-s.
70 tie Eife 81 & Jacobs, . s07-
TAGE-In Boise City. N&y =. 1873.
to the wife u [ Z Tzge. : son.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-05-28

GOCLDER = MCCULLOUGH. = In
Boise City. May =. 1875. by Rer. ". Boil
lard. W. A GoGlder and Miss Anna ]
Mccullough
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13

! 'tLoSDoN. Feb. q - i'be HIdnse of con.
mons ta.nlght passed u supplementary vote
1f6.OOO. QUO pounds by Sgs yeas 70 Ia
nays! sfJa=al @sse*~4sE MING .ptEa stt IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13

70 The latest iDforma.iun from Constantino-
pie the Russian forces, despite the compile
tion Of the pre.iminariss Tor peace, are
Distinguishing an toastsallipqiig Sni Gve-,
lstahtinople Y Those ciryupst xnces Ire serl !
Gus and aienacHg iathe sxtr&Ae md vii
ha se " ID cunSlJ cred ~ The Minister'S III
The Cahiuet Csalel ,o-dsy The issus pr
the deliberations willG all Probability be
this evening communicated 10 Parliament"
Tae Telegraph is furious in its comments
on the. course Of Russia.
a special 10 the. Sttt,.lital, from Pesthsa
aniiUulces that the Turkish men of war on
the Danube have surrendered toliissia.
/. The eoTes taiaeht A the Daily .yeus,
at Adfianapie. relates Oh in erSlex with
sSetver.fssSha. WHO aeclareu ~Fhat fufkey'
had been mifled and e.coumgedto hslt on
bS the rroinise of EnglisIl surpSr.. hlle
particularly licensed Md - ,.acops6fla and
Mr.. lnyarl Of encouraging this hslief and
said hyhsd documents which he wonldpph,
lish, lie leclarel that he bad nov becllnn
I partisan pi .hs Russian ppliJ, and alliance.
Server HI PashPas colleagues asa Adgginuollls
confirmed the statements, !" NM MN v,l,s n.
LONDON. Feb Sr--rhe lStutlafrs spss
ciplis ssAe linesof de q zoe Nc q st,afino:
pie have heenl,dismantkd,a slids the guns
brongl,. inioi the cityss l-sv a5li asiE4aas9
"a, B-rlinspeeialtp,thc1 Times aasslthe
occulaiiasa d eons:antinope Us regarded as
scuun,plishedur impending ferdthe areAso.
that tLea Turkish and Rqssiap diplomats
canpoi deny 4 heshems is incUnpatiblsiwlth
the terms ofasarni stieo.is,R0 atiill satga has
''CoNsraNTINoPLE. Feb. ~. -A ,tele,
grain frcened here this evening. py way oi
Bombay. SAYS as}' IL. accordance With the
armistiee enpdi,ipus The. Russians, will .vcs
cupy " idlin. Rustrbuk. Sillstris. B+lgrsd-
jlk aud E,zsrqum, The ,IAn,hassaJsrs of
, ,i Iossrfiare sl'li isppfapt VI tue spuai'
t ions OIL pepce:,laam 3aldsiss sdi T. sfitair1
I LoNpoN. Feb. s.---0fhciaiainsarmation
from st. 4 ti'efrrshurg ag,srs the detai.e.i
peace has,s: Frst:,i The. ereltionuf HUI
garia into b prinulyalitylH Seepmi u A sar
mdrmdtys sris'icr,tio,isl.== eu:isrea-aaiaa.
Third The Independence of i,omhabis.
Seryia and MoDteuegro. With Increase Of
territory for each. y Fourth RETURNS IN
Bosnia and Herzegovina. FIN: An ute
r.pr understanding between she Sultan aud
Gar regarding ,ls Dsrdaaslles. ,,S,rJ.:
The sv equation # the D4nsIiap fOuressss
aud Erzefoum. .I,.. &C.,
LONDON. Feb. 4. Tie Post says. We
may rely upon % that ahesjayernms ftgis
nov aware that British interests have been
direeilyattaeked. and that they will sadopt
measures for their deieaee. l,ns VII - IL
LoNpos. Feb. s,-ATl dispatches indicate.
that The Cardinals viii be npmoles,ed aud
free ~ their selection OF the, Pope.
! ,tLoNDoN. Feb. a - me IIdnss of con.
mons t,'.nlght passed N Supplementary vUte
1f6.O00. O0o pounds by S2s yeas 70 III
nays. isJ.@Hi s#r*~a.sF .ntnga :s*s4 sat r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13

.--si sis.s .fsif-t3F sfiiif l'0f
Pope Plus the 9th after keeping the world
agitated for h,any months w concern for
his health. i \, asagsk dead. hsying. aiedl
% the 7th inst. il 10 s6lh sd n his ~
and the Stud Of 81 poutl6raa y ~. Hi,
event which has ses.s he oseasiup DC 81
muca levity may really pfoxe one ofthe
most significant in mo,iern history After
an existence Of thirteen eenfuries--m much
longer acsUrdlng % Romap Cathple chro.
hology-the PoPedom may have come to lis
nj SrgI'd fats emp, rail o~sryAas.
Ting with HUSTLE ieonsisbS.l sbeti.l tfli,s
apresiise..lt- NOW. ss.l.iillsasapabilil
,agpls. With he dlsemdant elements
around Il; aud when. All ,Eprope seems, 90
the,sre PIE trghlfal eoafie,, i,he peaceful
conssrhs,f "a abatiidelhrones ereeilwll res
ceIsesl ght consideration n 1fae cuRtlaeeGs
cycf theleieetidn of succsssaft o'p,ustfIe
9this, however. aiy l possibility. 'iiat,
,rlR III ybHsllR IA inlf HsAi III latsftlY!iRslt
ms s'usefsoF, III y ffmpYral princsny' W.
even u,lgs feeble thai, be n -, api,religi,as,
belief u 80 shak en- in Europe. that tLe, spi
ritual SECURE no ioagsr l,as' terisas. ne q Il
zrhstsrsir u tie iars I'sfe Mas lie lou
gesti cSelesiasiical history. - $3.50 ''''
80, $500 -s,.,s;,. NJ, .,I:,,.l,. r,.,.,
lie , slfei I'm q ny paPal yacspey takes
place ~ ihe lAi aayaiirr therFi"eaase Of
TIE Ff~the,bFissis'sg ~ ststrifrrnirel
days hefsre a'ins"rmeiit. The elec,im9i
made hytheittoliers of Cardinals. 6fwhich
70iigfII4 f,lsbbmLar IN, ia, ri, I'll; q
rirs fa Of 1t i eas. lila, mum sr 4 rarely ,"
present. ~ The eleciipn. tits INV the Gus
tom 20 elect anIialian only. snaito bals the
elre,ion only Al, ZONE. ga The eo,,trar, prc.
tice) has trevsiled in farmer timnesgI ih,sia}l
iaa'&tr s't5a~41A-Sls41. s1.L9d sl'f; .sS''a
b1he last War news IL not ~ in,nfe,iiatr.
IL ina,eafiye of bbstilIties betwaesen, ,ssi q;
and Eneand aud oter Rnrapealr., i movers s,. as
vas vas feared few few da, ,s" ago. The Enrlish
feet hos heea ordered up 10 Copslauiinorls
aud that has been regarded, as direct net
Of war on the part 1T England but il IL now
given out that npithsr Russia nor Turkey
b,ra ,ny "A. ;..,;,,n IN s,,.,, ..,. Pa
: Ttnta.F'.t - -" smM'.''.ti
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13

The OJSercsr Of Sunday 'DOruIpg gives
Us the iuliGving: zei fisp b~4aes 'a,ii st.
Cotton. Middling I6l cts. Strict low
MrddIing 10. Low aiiddiisg 81 n "a.
Msrke:,ssry doll tor low gude.. bu, better
qualities in active demsnd. t7l3*az9 at'gats!a
, NJ GgrRipnr SC.5Oa III. aesliti0 ''' ss
81. Meal7O . 49, 4ai5ssszssG rrTaFsi's} attt
=, Corn 65 ss1U.slsss u ell So uutltrrgua
Park Seal "a is5Ils a.fI isiiai gdI His,
- Oats 60. buB Llsgsa aHErsrzas ,8iBiigsHI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13
WAR NEWS.

ID LoSDox. PED. C.-The Standard ! Vi,
enDa dispatch says Il the Conference Aus.
tris will insist ~ fixing the ex ct limit III
the kuss 10 Ocepps,iun 6f i5algaria and ne
DsRaLian tofifesses. Excl. State sends
two delegates % the Conference. y i1shlt
.. Aeorrespndent u the Times ~ Sc I,e-
ierseu5g rsJs the feeling Of hneasinsss Sith
regard 90 abe political ,i.aaiion srshs 30
Increase. The stIaade uaetpecirdlyi as-
suiBed by Aus,ria Is INV known 70 all.l u
~ The Times VienHa iirpaieh says thst .
p"Tia u salsimap P.lla ! trovps are .tiIl
u ksyala. aud have been ordered 70 ,ea,-
bark Coz ssionica 70 act agaiprt The Greeks.
The Duly 7slegapLs viepna 9i,palcb
says that Hpbari Psslls l,ss been instruct.
ed % bombard the Greek ports unless the
Greek troops are recalled. -
ST.. pErEHsBUna. Peb. G l---Ru.sis re-
jeets the psopUsul 10 hold the conference in
Vienna. or suy other great capitalIl IL
eonsider- the irspysilliiysf a snlllliiown 10
one ~ tbc, minor ctates. and anthority that
would be given % ,he deliberations. IN the
presence ~ lie Foreign Ministers II he
powers hscc@sry fvf insuring good and
practical result. Moreover. .Rur-ia be.
Iieyss ibis would facilitate speedy dis.
Ia,ssl W the conference ~ the imporiapt
questions Il would have 10 deal wnii N the
ieterest ola lasting peace aud u hamsbi,y.
IyoNDoN. Pei. tn. x,f,s.,,,..,.. -.
:. Ne have reason 10 believe that the Gov.
eTmgai has received infoFmatiou u the en-.
~ Oftbe Russian 4rms into ConstsniinopIe.
AZ spy tsir il ibet Gosnnment l. not Ia
possession Of ihIsnes ,hs Russian embassy
Il. ~ q
~ fp9stia tsfN satsa 20 hoe u
!. l.ospos. Peb. ia SPECIAL 10 ths'
sidadnrf non psris ssys report Vi ept..
fspt there tbst ne Ressists aircssy hold
tbe pofts on fhe DsfdspeIles. tiak 4 q
The Daily telegraph sys ." According
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The vote on he silver bill will be had
without doubt this week. unless it is stay
ed ofby copklln, who promises to make
the piggsr, speech d. bis life against the
bill. lie j. ~ wOrdy almost. - Esarts. aud
',nustjhavs atleast three days 10 empty him
self. ailUt Il .soEhl sts5 I'll i*ss#a - - -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-02-13

Lospos. Feb. s,4AIl gdii..ba.eh n, indicate
that The Cardinals VIII be ,nrpmolssted aud
free n their selection Of The, Pope. -. =.
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Rutsuufuuyg RstaFdsr.
WEpNEspAY; ,.sFEB. S1s y

We devote the 6sst page Of tisss Issue 70
an accoa'a a Darhan and us aaxnufactu-,
ries. Il VIII repay perussl " VI
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D.. We hops the suggestion Of Mr.. Rauson
IN the Senate. aud Of Mri WaddelIsin the
liouss will work reform IN this natter SO
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The tbonder storm n Tksrsdsy hirht
Last sbieh visited lbis seelicp s., seeOmpa.
Died With . cyclone >, Augusta. Ga. which.
destroyed property TO the ssIos u $50. 900,
OTsrthfoxins bOsses, and killing several
t,sfsooss E@3# a8 tHH@tEa ~
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q Anderson u che Ioaisisna Reforming
BOsrd has been found gailiy. The jury re-
turning With verde, si.sr Only ) few MI.
bpiss delibsraiion. BuI the jury msds .
Recommendation 10 mercy. What for IIsas
ven only knows wsIl.' istu comes asat