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- I ten 4 if J i. .V-'. V I r r X " .1 , Qc a 6te Old Standard Building, FayctlcviUc Street. ' KATES OP ADVERTISINO : One square, one Insertion, 4 1 00 One square, two insertions, 1 50 One square, one week, " 3 00 Quarterjclumn, during campain, 10 00 Half colamn, - : 15 00 Special Notices 10 cents per line. Lo cal Notices, inserted at 15 cents per line. -l" ." : ' '.: TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : One copy daring the campaign (post-paid) ONE DOLT. All. 1 ' All orders must do accompanied by I HQ, RALEIGH, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1876. 27. i- 'it 1 ; 1M ' - i - j - - r.f- s S National Republican Ticket cr iTCsi-cr.t ct ihc United States ;RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, OF OHIO. For Vice President: : WILLIAM A. WHEELER.' OF NEW YORK. Mate nt lAiTgeOLiVETX II. Dock kry, of Klchiuond county, and D. I. .Hi'hhklt, of Brunswick. rirt DiMrlrt. John L. Chamber lain, offamden county. ' ' ' - .sveond IJUirict J. K. O'HARA, of Ilali'ix frunty. ...-. Tllrd IUtrIrt Xkili. 'McKat, of llarnrtt. , Fourth District. Ikk R. STRAT UtiitN, ofOranjre. ...... t iftli DUtrictSTKrUKX A. Douo ias, of Rockingham county.! Mm tit liKtrlct K. M. NoRMKXT, of H1ku tunty. v , ... Kyeutlt nuirlct. Isaac W. Jones, of Ho wan. i:iKl(I( DUtrlct. QDIRE TRIVKTT, of AIc!owell county. 1 -J Republican State Ticket. For Governor: OAT AS SETT I OF (JUII.FORD. T II For. Lieutenant Governor : - W 1 b bl AM A. S AI I T 11 OF JOHNSTON. For Seiretart of State : JONATHAN W.ALBElt' OF PKRQUIMANS. For TreasnrerY' Willi aat h. wjf i:i:liuc, For Auditor: OlI N R1MLLY, OF CU M B EHLAN D. r Sup't rubtie. Instruction: JOHN C. CARSON, OF IIFNDKRSON. Fo Tor Attorney General: TAZKWELL L. HARGKOV13, OP GItANVILLK. N , For Congress. Firt District. D. McD. LlNDSKT, or Perquimans county. ' Kecoud District Curtis H. Broo der of Wayne county Tlilrd Difctrict. W. I. Canaday, of New Hanover. Fourth District. I. J. lOUNQ, of Granville. - Fiftla DiKtricu James K. Botd, of Alamance county. ' m SixlU District O. H. DOCKERT, Of ItUihmondcouy. SereutU District. T. J. DULA, of AVilkes county. Wake County Itepublicau Conren There will be a Convention of the Republicans of Wake county held at the Court House in Raleigh on Monday the 11th day of September - next, for tho purpose of nominating candidates for tho Legislature and ; ; county officers. . t , The several townships and wards ; are directed to hold meetings on Friday, tho 8th day of September, and select delegates to said Conven- l(Kacii Towonship will be entitled to three votes iu said Convention, except Wako Forest Township, wiiich shall Ijlve four votes,-und R deiWi township with the wards of the ilty of Raleigh, shall , have No tnxfxys will bo entertained, Rud none but regularly elected Del egates will be allowed to vote in the Convention. . iio rklnr of tho Ex. Com. : W: W. WHITE, Ch'nVn. Alukht Macjnin, SccV. . ,. RALEir.ir, Aug. 21, 1846. , Wa k k Cou nt y Republican Ex ecutive Committee. W W. White, Chairman, Raleigh. 11,'a. Thompson, Barton's Crook. 1) II. Jardnor, New Hill. J."rl II. Adams, Cary. J. U Moring, Morrisville. 1) U. Chavw, House a Creek. Henry Pullev, Wakefield. M. cl.Todd, iiagle Itock. , . Itobert Fuqua, Old Shop. , . . J no. O. Harrison, New L.iKht. Holand Gooch, Daytm. T. L. Banks, Banks. , A. Magnm, iuiieiSu. M. B. Bar bee, " Ktewart Kilison, A. W. Shaffer, Jas. H. Harris, M. VB. Gilbert, J. G. Andrews, Auburn. Geo. A. Keith, Milburuie. TK XfaaaflV. Swift CreCK. Hamilton T. Jonas, Forestvillo., F. G. Moring, Apex. Have tou ever kuown a party out of power that did not promUe. reforci A. ... In Special Notices. NOTICE ' - - All couiutunlcaiiou Jntemled ir Xliosa II. Iteoili. Chairman of the State Executive Confniittee, slionld be nddrcHcd to Lira at Jtalelgru , I'omity Couyculionw Rooms II :i State . Ex. Com-- RaL'jh X. CI'Aug, 21, 1876, As thcr appears to bo soma-con- fusion a: to the i County C JifTc r cf oplniort as" -per : - . itatiqn rfMa .vc::l." , 'rthjjlan of tr-u,; .. ; ilie He-' th& fol lowing rule li chxa for the benefit of all interested . ; Counlv Conventions .;' thaH : .be cbini)osed of three deleiratcs from each township andV-ward; in the county. Where 'a - town or city. subdivided into " wards, is carved out of a township, then the terrl tory outside othe corpprato .limits snail be entuiea to tnree aeiegaies in the County Convention. ; THOS. B. KEOGII, -i- Chairman State Ex. Cora. . I ; y , : SETTLE AND VANCEJ ' .The following appointments have Judge Settle and Gov. : Vance : Webster, Jackson county, Friday, September o. - Wayncsville, Ha3vood county, Saturday Kentemoer y. . , Brevard, Transylvania county, Tuesday, September ,12 Shelby. Sept. lo. LIncolntoh, Sept. 10. Dallas, Sept. 18th. Charlotte. Tuesday. Sept. 19. ." Ttfonroe, Wednesday, SepU2u; . . Big Lick, Stanly county, -'Thursday, Sept.' 21. :. '..if. '; ; Mount Gilead,-Montgomery coun tv. Friday. Sept22 '-'v ' Rockingham, Richmond county; Saturday, Sept. 23. C . ; Iiumberton. Tuesday, Sept.2G, Elizabethtown, .Bladen county, Wednesday, Sept. 27. The people are requested to circu- TSON. ,al? ene? ' " ML PPi i1 VlLtOl IU UllCUU CL1AL1 XlCil., Uiuo- I sion. Attention I repihieicans of The . Republicans of 1 Raleigh Township and city, will meet at the following time and places, for the purpose of selecting Delegates to the County convention 10 ne nem on tho 11th of September, viz : Western 1 Yard At Johnson's School House, on Friday, Sept. 8 tit, of Q! ViVlAPlr l M. ' r " Fa stern Ward At tTupper's Church, on Friday; Sept. 8th, at Si o'clock, P. M. . v , Middle Ward AX Court House, on Friday, Sept. 8th, at 8 o'clock, P. M. Outside City Limits At tho.Court House, on Friday, Sept. 8th; at G o'clock, P. M. v " " ' By order of Township Ward Ex ecutive Committees. NOTICE. .There will be a Convention of the Re publicans of Johnston county,' held at uie uoun xiouse in oiniiuuom, on pv urdav. the 9th dav of Sentembor next. for the purpose of nominating candi dates for tne legisiaiure, county oni cers. tc. ' : The several townships of the dounty are rcouested to hold mee tines and send delegates. ! B. R. IIINNANT, Chairman Co. Rep. Kx. Com. aTIon. W. A. Smith and other speakers will bo present. ' Aug. 15, 1876. , , , . . . v '.. : Cliatlmm County. There will be a meeting of the Re publican Kxecutive Committee of Chat ham county, at the office- of the Hon." JimM TI. ITAAdnn in PittKboro on Tuesday, the 19th. day of September next, at 12 o'clock. A full attendance .is requested. V . A. B. CHAPINChm'n. - Aug.22, 1S7G. v. - a-t v , . 1 ..' i t Hon.' J. J. r . 'ni CoUI. J. Young, candi ' r Congress in the Dii trlv.., ;;nco the fol lowing joint a pel ....its:-- : Sandy Ciok, Franklin county, Thursday, Sept 7. , v - Dunn's, Franklin county, Friday, Sept. 8. Franklintoii, Franklin -' county, Sept. 9. Louisburg, Franklin county, Tuesday, Sept. 12. : , Clayton, Johnston county, Tues day, Sept. 19. 5 . Pleasant Grove, Johnston county, Wednesday, Sept. 20.' - Meadow, Johnston county, Thurs day, Sept. 21. ; . .'Ingram's, Johnston county, Fri day, Sept. 22. . ,; Princeton, Johnston eounty, Sat urday, Sept. 23. Oneal's, Johnston guilty, Mon day, Sept. 25. " Smithfield, . Johnsipp , county, Tuesday, Sept. 2b- ' Should either, candidate be un able to attend a.ny appointment,-he will be represented by a fricnu. . f x- In 1SGI, Z. B. Vance depen ded on hi3 Homo Quanl Comman ders" for a re-elccliorrtis' 'aoyefnor. Now ho depends 'on Ids Ku Klux Commanders, ' D. a" Waitt & Bro,, have leased I hujrt. i.iu,iu raj fuuviuu qu, wiicxe J r.. '. -..i- --. - . . Oetober,"wUh a new stock of goods. 6-2aw-lm. a if. roup coum' co.irvuarTiorv J The Repn hi icans ofGuilfordcoun- tyiwili hold a' county convention September IGth, to nominate candi- date for General Assembly and county ofliecra. - td. .Person ndioijiaJi4iames-lijr The Coxsa iruTiox will mease add a Per the iostollico address, -1 daily" orr'1. weekly,' as tho places may be supplied with mils. , h : . ;. "Hayes and WirEEiiER Badges. -Tommy Gorman has received a largo supply of Hayes and Wheeler badges of a beautiful design , which he will dispose of cheap. Apply at the " Packing Room " of the Con stitution office. tf JUDGE KXJSSEJLI, AND FOWLE Jlepublicah and Democratic Pres idential Electors will " address the people at the following places: Marion, Thursday, September Newton. Kridav. Senteinber 8. Taylors ville, Saturday, September 9, wiiKesDoro, Monday, September 11. Trap Hill, Tuesday, September 12. Dobson. Wednesday. September 13' Yadkiville, Thursday, September 14. iMocKsvme. riaay, September 15. Winston, Saturday, September 16. - The ladies are invited to attend. i'Friends in the respective localities will please circulate notices of the appoint ments. " " : State Democratic Caucus, The annual caucus of the Demo cratic" party, commonly called the tate Agricultural Fair, will be held in this city in October. With that spirit of proscription which charac terizes them, tho managers of the Society have excluded Republicans from all Dositions connected With the fair. We believes three Republi cans have been selected for some Iit- aces. .; The Marshals are young lawyers and representatives of certain fami lies. We ask tho intelligent hard working farmers to. look over the list of Marshals arid see how man v of their sons hae been appointed to 14 don tho sash, and rido the met tled steed," at the exhibition which is designed to take in the simple tiller of the soil, and afford a splen did opportunity for the Ku Klux leaders to strut around and be ad mired by the men who turn the furrow. . Major Hearne and Ithurief. We do not believe that Major Hearne, the editor of the Sentinel, is tho author of the letter in tho Baltimore Gazette, signed "Ithu- itiEii." The remark commonly made about him that he will write political matter on either side, we presume his past history justmes. But we are disposed to think he Will only advocate one side at a time. Wo do not believe that he has yet become' so lost or abandoned as to write in the interest of both parties during the same campaign. We do not think the circumstance that many of the ideas in "Ithu- riel's" letter have been lately ex- pressed by Major, liearne, is ,con vincing proof that he is that myste rious, personage. .We do not be lieve either that Senator Merrimon .wrote the letter- Tho charge that a ..BepttMIcnJs 1 f 4 1. 1 nit. nUSnk Vino I the author of the letter which has caused so much excitement among the Democrats of Raleigh, is simply absurd. The Gazette is one of the most extreme Democratic papers in the country. The excitement in Baltimore about " Ithuriel " is about as intense as it is in Raleigh. The Gazette of Monday says : Ve print to-day two more com- mnnications on the situation in North Carolina. A writer from Warrenton, Va., disputes "Ithu riei's" statements, and asks what good it can do to spread such things. We have only to say that the Ga zette aims to be a live newspaper, and that communications upon news topics and the live issues of the day generally are always wel come to its columns. We are, how ever, in no way responsible for S pinions expressed by correspon ents." The opinions of the Gazette. always timely and well defined, are to be founu on our euuonai page. Finally, wti have to say that we be lieve in telling tho truth at all times and under all circumstances. The good will take care of itself. 4 Tho Democratic Convention of Connecticut have nominated Rich- 4 ard D, Hubbard for Governor. fliir nftYt Rnvnrnnr nnH I Son. tenant Governor OVERWHELMING nEPUDLICAU VICTORY' iU VERMOriT! The First Gun in the Haves - . , and Wheeler Campaign! III2I1TIIL,ICAN GAIN OF THAN 10,000 X The following is the latest tele-: gram : NATIONAL REP. COM., 5th A yen ur Hotel, New York, Sopt. 6th, 9:30 p.jvr. Tjios. B. Keogit, ' " Raleigh, N. C. : t Returns so far show I twentv-six thousand Republican majority. 11. U. JMCUUKMlClv, Soc7y. r Tilden and false pretences have met with a most stunning blowiii the sturdy old State of Vermont. The. green mountain boys are not to be caught in the trap of Tilden and sham reform. Tho descendants of Ethan Allen are true to their coun try, now, as they were in tho days of the revolution, and later, during the , war of secession. From the hills of Vermont goes forth a bugle blast that will rally to the post of honor, duty and patriotism, the States of Maine, Ohio and Ind iana. The Tilden tidal wave has broken against the rock upon which were shaffereeJbje.of firefly unrli Alihail, thou land of green hills and4mflinching fidelity to Repub lican principles, honest government, economy and true reform ! All "" To Sheriffs. Sheriff of the various counties in the State should bear in mind that the vote on the Constitutional Amend' merits is to be returned to the Chief Justice of the Stjpbeme Court of the state, at Raleigh, within thirty days after the elec tion." See ordinance of the con vention. 1 The vote for State Officers, (when gent through the mails,) is to bo sealed and directed to " the Speaker of the House of Represen tatives, in care of the Secretary of State." If conveyed by messenger, it shall be sealed and sent direct to thoSpeaker of the House of Rep resentatives. fSee chap. 52. Bat tle's Revisal. . The duties of sherifls in regard to returns of Presidential Electors and Congressmen are laid down in chap. 40, Battle's Revisal. - For the Constitution. '"s", '' Swift Creek. A large meeting of the Hayes and Wheeler Club was held In Swift Creek township, .Wake county, on Saturday, September 2, 187G. The meeting was addressed by Mr. juat tA who handled S-J. Tilderiwith r .kntTr(fi film nr in a tfilfk "5" . . . . am 1 A. 1 1 Daiiot Dox stuning, wiiucai oanK?, railroad schemes, and as a perjurer. The meeting was enthusiastic. Twenty-seven names were added to the Club. By the way, Mr. Mat toon is a fine sneaker. He delivered an excellent address. The meeting adjourned with three cheers for J. J. Nowell, our next Sheriff, and agreed to meet again on September 8th, "1S7G, at Franklin's, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of sending delegates to the County Convention, Buckhorn. Messrs. Eaton Bled soe Vano T. R. Purnell, spoke at Lashley 's cross Roads on Tuesday to quite a large crowd. TIioso of the .Tilden and Vance Club of Raleigh were on hand, and the citizens of that neighborhood were spared the oratorical pyzotichnics of Crazy Horse and the Knight of the Limber Legs. Buckhorn is "all right." Wm. A. C Uthrio Esq ., of Cumberlanid is the Republican Can didate for the Senate from the Dis trict composed of tire counties of Cumberland and Harnett. A' good selectiQUf -I fx .' JT-S " LET US HAVE PEACE. THE PURITY OF THE DAUOT. The AUorncy-General's;,Cir-cular; '' INSTKUCTION54 TO UNITED '' .bTATES MAltSHALS. ' No Interferenco ct t':2 Elccticn. DITT' OF FEDERAL OFFICERS. Wasoinqtox, Sept. 4, The following was referred to General Sherman for his guidance by the Secret tary of War and i transmitted to United States Marshals for their government: - Sir The laws of the TJuitod States having made It iny duty to exercise general direction over Marshals in the manner of discharging their offices, I have prepared for their , use this circu lar letter of instructions as to tho com ing elections, intending the same also as a reply once for all to -mi merons ap plications in like connections from pri vate citizons in various States. In the present condition of legislation the United States occupv a iKsition to wards voters and voting ' which 'varies according as tho election is for State and other local oUlcors- on! v.- nr fnr members of Concrress and Prcsidflntial - . w ml m ' w Electors. In elections at which rnfim- bers of the House of Renreseutati are chosen, which by law include also elections at which the FIector fnr President and Vico-Presidont aro an- pointed, tho United States secures vo ters against whatever in general hinders or prevents them from a ireo exorcise of the elective franchise, extending that care alike to the 'registration lists, the act of voting and the personal freedom and security of the voter, at all times, as well against violence, on account of any vote that he may intend to give, as against conspiracy because of any that he may already have given. The peace of the United States, there fore, which, you are to preserve and whose violation you are to siiDnrass. protects, among others, the rights spec ified in the last paragraph, and auv ner- son.who by force violates those rights. breaks that paragraph, and renders it your duty to arrest him, and suppress any riots incident or that threaten the integrity. of the registration or jpiHitUv far .lMrruT-CU&t t. will of tltO TJ6OD10 HI such election may bo ascertained, and take effect, and that offenders may be brought before the f courts for punish ment;. .;',:-..,, r. . , ,. . Notorious events in several States which recently and in an unusual man ner have - been: publicly Teprobated, render it a grave duty of all Marshals who have cause to apprehend a viola tion of the peace of the United States connected as above with the elections to be held upon the Tuesday after first Monday in November next, to 1 be pre pared : to preserve and to restore such peace. As the Chief Executive officer of the United States in your District you will be held responsible for all breaches of the peace of the United Slates which diligence on your part might fiave prevented and for the arrest and securing of all persons who violate that peace in any of the points above enumerated. Zi licence in these mat ters requires of course that you be, and continue present in person or by dep uty at all places of registration or elec tion at which you have reason to sus pect that the peacois threatened; and that whenever an embodiment of the posse comiiatus is required to enforce the law, such embodiment bo effected. You will observe that the "special' deputies mentioned in section 2,021, of the revised statutes, have peculiar du ties assigned to them, duties ; which otherwise do not belong to deputy Marshals. Such "special" deputies can be appointed only in cities of twenty thousand inhabitants or upwards ; but ; the duties assigned to Marshals and their deputies by section 2,022, or other like statutes, belong to all duly ap pointed deputieVwhether they bo gen eral or be specie., within the meaning of that and the preceding section. Dep uties to discharge this latter clauso of duties may be appointed to any num ber whatever, according to tho discro- ( tion of tho Marshal, in all States in which Sheriffs have a similar power. Section 2,030 has no. practical bearing upon this point in States where no limit is imposed upon tho appointment of deputien hy : sheriffs.Iena.uie;:iri-iaicliL States the laws of the U uitcd States "prior to the 10th of Juno, 1J72, loft Marshals also unlimited as to the num ber of their deputies,0 In discharging the duties alove given, you will doubtless receive the counten ance and support of all good citizens of the Uuited States, Q your respective districts. - It is not neceasary that it is upon such countenance and support that the United. States mainly rely in their endeavor to, enforce the right to voto which they have given or have se cured. The present instructions aro in tended only to counteract thatf partial malice, wrong-bead odnuas or inconsld cration which sometimes . triumphs at critical moments over the conservative, and in general, prevailing forces of so ciety, and to which the present and passing condition or the country gives more than ordinary strength, and there fore requires tho government parucu "special have a right to summon u you assistance iu preventing and quelle ing disorder, "every person in the dis trict above fifteen years of age, : what? ever may be the occupation, whether tmf - A von civilian or not, anu jnciuuiuj; wo tary of alt denonii nations militia, sol diers, mariues all' of whom are alike lmnnil to obev veu. "Tne lacunat iney are organized as militiry bodies,whethcr of theStateorof theUnited States.under the immediate command of their own officers, does not in any wise affect their legal character-they are still the posse colnilatiis." I prefer to quota the above statement of tho law upon thm point from an opinion of my predecessor, Attorney-General Cushing, because it thus appears to haye been well settled for larly to preserve ana pnviu aga'UM. Iu this connection I advise that yon atwi vnrli of vour deputies, general and no State law or Stato official in this county who lias jurisdiction to oppose you in discharging your official duties under the laws of the Unite! States. If such interferenco should take place a thing not anticipated you aro to disre gard itentirely. The lawsof theUnited States are supreme, and so, consequent ly,, is the action of officials of the UniU d States in enforcing them. There is (as Virtually you have been toldjnopillccr of a Stato whom ybumay not, by sum mons, embody iu your own jxmsc, aiMl any State posse already embodied hv a tnieriffwin,Avithsuchhorirr,beobllgetli upon your summons, to become: a: nart jf a United States posse; and Obey you or vour uenuiv acuu? virtu r . The responsibility which devolvfs porrtinT)lccr clothed Vith uch era, and required to guard tho highest riguc or citizens, corresponds' in degree with those powers and rights, ami ex acts of such officer consideration, intel ligence and courage. , - . It is proper to advise you thai in pre paring this circular I have considered recent important judgments 'given by the Supreme Court of the United States upon the acts of Congress which regu late this general topic, - ;, ; : I have founded thoabovo instructions upon those acts as affectcl bv kucIi judgments, aiid I need in this place mid uo more man uiac ui&so judguionls da not concern elections for Federal offices. You will find appended, in full or bv reference, such statutory oro visions a" it seems important that you and your deputies shall in this connection read and consider. . In matters of doubt Vau aro of com-si entitled to the advice of the ITniti Stotes attorney for your district. Those instructions have boon submit. tod to tho President, and have his an- prqval. cry respectfully, V 1 Vour obedient servant. (Signed) ALP1IONSO T A i Attorney tiener;d. '3i ' HEWS ITEMS. The State University has :) slu- uents. . :' ' - The woods fires in Canada have destroyed two million dollars worth of property. T v ' Gcorge.Davis, an old man of Col fax township, Rutherford county, suicided last week. Shot himself. United States Itfarthal Pacliard , of Louisiana, haj formally tendered his resignation to the Attorney G'ii- eral. , . ; . : x ; The Blue fisliing season.is at its height at r Beaufort and lovers of fisliing are Hocking there. ; Oar marlyet.is Aooded with thL? 1Kb. Tho Vveldon Hotel changed pro proprietors on Monday. Mr. T. L. Entry, the . owner, again assumes control, Messrs. Southall and Styil retiring. ; v i.Charles -Francis Adams has been nominated for Governor oi Mto3a cliusetts by tho 'Democratic Con vention which assembled in Wor cester on the Cth inst. Gen. JelT Thompson, of Missouri, of Confederate notoriety died at his old home in St. Jophs, Mo.,' on the Cth inst. !'.-. ;v : ,,;r ... ; t Alexander II. Stephens was nomi nated for Congress by acclamation. without a dissenting voice, by the uemocratic Convention, which met at Thompson, Georgia, on tho Cth. It is understood that tho Republi cans will make no nomination. A heavy frost "fell in tho moun tain section of Pennsylvania on the mghtf fof the Oth. It is judged the buckwheat crop r is thereby consid erably injured. The Chicago Typographical; Union has reduced the scale of prices for composition from 47 to 42 cents per louu ems on morning papers, and from 42 to '38 cents on evening. ; Advices from Indiana state that- the excitement there runs very high on political affairs. The people are fully alive to the importance of the contest. One correspondent, who Is: not accustomed ' to over-estimate i chaqces and to enthuse extravagant;, )y, says we shall carry the State in' October hy a handsome majority. j Seymour, in his formal letter of; ileclension of the Democratic nomR hntiQIllQJLJlciviirnciz of New, york, " expresses the belief that he coulor not bo elected even' should he ac cept the nomination. Vy The Raleigh Hayes and Wheeler : Club was largely attended last'' night. About thirty new members' Were enrolled. Hon. Jas. E. Boyd v the Republican Candidate for Con-1 gress in the 5th district, and Messrs.4 ' Young of Granville, and Purnell and Bledsoe, of the city, addressrtl the Club. : s The time is up' for registers of. deeds to make returns to the audi tor's office of abstracts of listed tax- t ableS for the year 187G. -That timer expired . last Monday. Sixty-four counties nave maue returns and there are ninety-four counties in all. It j1is important that - delinquent counties should hurry up their re- turns, as the forfeit is a thousand dot- , jars. There is also due on or be- fore October 2 an abstract of unlisted ' taxables from the same officers. ! Tho White Liners of Louisiana kilL on an average, about one lead-, j ng republican rer day in that State. .. All are assassinated. Mississippi and Louisiana bid fair to rival Italy lu thatline. Z. T. Webster, clerk of-i the -court of the Parish of .Redji lUvcrt was the last victim.. Ho , vas shot down . by a disguised stringer; who, of bourse, made hisu cscafje. llis crime was that he waa t 4repuhlican,:r;.;'-U; - u V" ' ? V IV