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The visit sss . ssr,os,y private one. ara
would. i; was hc.mvssi eet extend he,,ss
the Isle OF Wight, AMI ,sohabl, Porrnsou,l
Navy Yard,
A asos, vig,iaat snrsei.latsv was tsM n,
h tAe scighNaaeol o. os;ors. ami al
over the ISLAND, by a siiaeg poles, ions
from isDal,su.
Bishop Rloomie.d, late Bsshap Il LIN
don diei nn ii.c s,b INST. issaa all ap,g,cc
tic ~
fssScg.--the st.ai 81 the Italians &C.
csst,l et AL aitesag ~ as~aSnasr the Era.
percy bad rSsaiti in u rni,es VI seity
with eSleaaa,ing circumstances ia favor y.
kar,oss':'s aed Grill. This Coar' sentenced
Bais. a. transportation lor life. ard Barto
lc,'c ami Gr.h 10 Is years imprisonment,
The trial excited hsi, little ,uh7yN,
srAN Tie rar,s corresponds nj II thu
fs'af' in hiteg on the Spanish American
question. say, irea oo,h Ia 10000 Arst-
leans weH, rNdy 10 march into Mexican
Territory. rs Aa,inarn~ against the S,@a
iaf'i. II Any difficulty oa The sooic Of mr.
tena'i'y had been ra,s~i they would have
assumed .hc MEXICAN tag. and enroll,Sl
themselves ~ Mexican rit,sens or soldiers
The Ucwanmco, s~.u.S 10 hast M Objection
to a ~ar with Spaia
III, same paper states that thu Spanish
'icvernnnni goes on with i,s military prv
paraiious "a II NC msdistiaa bad lssn nc
osp,@i
The elective strength OF ,he army Is TX
I4a .aH
4rs.. i..e sst.A t 3. I'm eh .sgi4
,r. ou which ), was expected Nsgz,ni wa a
pssas,ge,, by tho .iflic,als at Naples. with
"a. .nr ,~.~-y.-- ,+,r -4s e,--.s'ts,
or pssraoe ~ a i.titsh authority. Wns
much IA hel al 81 Naples ahj the corrr
slngieni of the iipsss believes that n,
mon-lfsss' hal ison an, h. tlpc >ea,olltan
government bat wiihca, elic,'.as any an.
swcr.
The crops in l,aiy hal all haven eSar,si.
AMI the whes, harvest was s't ,losn NJ an
average II crop asl hhli 4 cuns,d,.
raes Increase was aiso an',cipatsi "a the
quantity of wine
Rssi,-Ihe Emperor of Rass,a rrturt,-
al Ia St Petersburg on the 2lst INST. ai,or
his visit 90 Germany.
A dispatch nom ~ Pcuaahprg SAYS thai
ChaM,. with the main bal, Ut bis iroolss
hni ben beaten al lsalelrgs irav,us 100
men on the iicld While the Russian l,... " az
only 81 kiiisl aud wouini,sl
Ispr.~1herc b nothing later 'rem lnL,s.
bni the i@pcfs c,'ai,nls Il, paellsh ds,ails vt
atrocities coriliti,.,~' by the lsssfRva;s. far
nlshNi irnia private c"rrasp,edenr'
Mai. 1en W,nil,am has ascp'ssl au i,a
ror,ant command ~ India, H. Calcutta TN
tclcf 81 no fall q; n,4hl has is.,,o,ns. nl.as@i
universal. llI. repofts Of IL. eapiat' IRE.
vluns "a IA l1'h jaas have iosm irutsd "a
b. unqaesIlouahls fails bat obs lnprosaiau
- tina, although the news bad nnl I~sgi go
o,'iNcd by Government authority II had
reached TIN nsi,re larko,N mi bad prompt
nj the rlrthass which srn mainiain.-l nj
aigA1e1pi pius hoil, Is, caicuiia nai lionl.
l~r. jest 'Sloro the lcpar,aty II the mnls
ffum India
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Fsgti. Asg,rF - NfasEH 4 Ilica
~ Ip~dis1 ~ 'aler sight 's,k iia alvior II
ms n ffg SfiThb9fs and ifts'iuis'i ue~
arslliis f. be- f.'ai' Snagisssr sis u'sss
u agr. .,its iad i~sp lsosbtsHp's u he
eyca,i,s f'elune ssSi eryiny a. siftif'n ~lll
10 NiNa} 'he Gsstfr Nas tlf Dat II ila
-1aA psf g ~ ~ IA erin IN the clhnber.
afd tas BEL, aitrriioa - I. 4 wplh ofy IL
80 % .lesi. a'.d sl.f' ap' - tvs felrt4isor'
- tbis aapsfima'' @Disi b. qIiet 81 4,
fbfs 80 Esi~s - NF rsw ,ash, SID
lhcsgA drycs. "a, NJ us' haass Ny s'.c eisisI !
'fss suiisesi ( To ninair uheart trs Ill
t's i'''Ar es2ssi. shea 90 go.hg ~ r.sr
s'selihiiy. ,'ai 40 ns.gi, NJ ssskc a. sle
paul ~ clph .havi i1s ehill il"d i,
IA ~
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n N'T74- AnF IT,
Tho y anS.N correspondent ri the Uem b
rot savA ,ssyIv two h',ni,.si lalictn,n,.
haze h~n fouui against iar4ops in ,hc
wiglhrfi,al of TJssa SiS uph ee'e
srrTasi At tlasAhn ny dragons, ani
taken - 'he carp
l,smcr say- Walk ws itpi,euAn' az
Jude tstns jceiAgh Ma, tsiyn,e1t ~
take ens q requisite qaslafs',nu ior e
voter
l,ahinsan h2i n5ru uotiiiui ,p aEss1 "
leosta,ioti nr iha i~th ~ ,risi ou iir 81
th,fxp II Hai99ii0n II u1""
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nps,as ,aosn. Il 6aath carolina wr.,pe
hom Italy gfycs be following dis@,p''co ii
uh' meinigancs OF tina, ,ssu1rS,
have pa vhire o,ae ssc, sa msny 81
ihH NuislrNl TRADE. ~ IN ssaae 81 ,aa.
hvaaiihl lrtaliliea III Italy The ar,sta
Wrru thfcsgtsi with tism tho, pnraa,,l It's
into The Churches iaIlneed ,masss thr Mnun.
ialns ami r,h TN babes by tip SIDE " uat
caffisss With esas9i,sn importantly, AMI
in,psssiaaoi ,,,siii,'aiai,1n pleading tr eyai
he fsss's never 'ei' -. lafeihl, lss sitter
uateiaasy 81 n is.sss,,,a add slss the very
iaalanci "a! lh0 ca%e ,hr auj,ss,,,~,i iact
that oae third 81 he population az. starving
nleiriirauis fer.,e,s hehigsl lo-,aors on III
diiionad 81 then nossla What i every
bsi, business Is ms bsly a hasisps, -
The liuhiir 70 90 abstraction. aiii Dies mol
roeoen,e ~" evil Ihpaah Il II gnas ,w 81,
i,a' Na,ia IT pbciciy 1lp ,aisehiei u avgfs
YAsatl 20 halSh wlsss ~ u,e uai,, fsai pf,..
isaNts la tsRRm, TIE afsauia isg n,
the hoteis. The is~i,ilipns isg uls,n the
highway She wnueH alaaniaa nj ihe ,iaur.
fist 3, beg as yna apltoseh the iss,aan,.
lsb"ling ~ tlc h.ld, drugs his hs. sod funs
Ia laH a. you pas esua the niiaut ,n iia
moihsfs arnss, hcf,,re II can after iie no,l,
a. l,arp', haris 4, stretch on, s,s l,,,e hand
and iwiH' tip to .sss' ,ni, u petition wl,ss,
e,,f IL @sH a lotrigmr. Tbs geaisl warmth
oi tho climate, ahi The comparative ci,ral,.
noa a fool, 'auFo perhaps Than tho l~tpet
bal riigs 81 tourist bsl a. oi,enufaep ,hia
ranais t,nsclly,ls, ~l,e,si fruit IL cmscla,loa.
s,sl ,.ipl'7,eo. a,,i ,i.Sasa. anil rugp
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Tay We gsaA Nfyaenhu Gossfs.1es.
This i'aslY .saetp''i'.i IN i4sopsa 80 The
2Glb oil; h'g Fsis,s a Mssr ~ss
ei,fs>a. ,..a's iese Fam ,ls svfai lay :
luf-ts,,l.i,sr. tsir the td,ow ny rEiraei-
1h- ~ Msiihe~ srpr.,,a. y. u. as.e
a na, sYl ii7isDis q ~ H'lss~isi tids
eu.s,l 'srs 70 81 .Afo,-f.sp sisi 'If l.ss jain.
Hoi ib'f, NJ ,ao ~ i,gaia- ff1fn Ansr
ira sf.i a.. 10 " u Nii,ara. chaplin II
tFsxrv sega a.feino,d " tie- ~ ~
ii-raasl se,fftary >, tae eygtsuta.
ihs i4t. = hsHh3 iu A. ssI,l,fss f'am. lie
t.,a9fa' tIsiAftu's Il 70 Meii.,.liss ',i5s.
~ la fA @iieh having lsen fcp. the
ciag'aso lifsFy Sela,suai iie NJ, ,t4u
~ rfis.fs g ss gag 'ista a. The aitsris. ns's
efst irs's i,e, ra1s.l = ne r,.u,'r.s,as. as,f
efslo'lsi ~ 's.i'Bg nfan irl,p siataon
81 ~ ~ 80 nas ,i8g
ii's5@p sinfssr 'atn if~ a'ui delivered
~ dlGgrur, a.'s, =. All VIZ f4I0@esi ~
ire i;es ~. No iAl-s.t assi ~, lsr. =
Aiihwu.
hma'ig ,hpa. Sd, tTiae|ssi NJ mon 80
~ 2e'h sss ~ ee4e rsbla t.in I'lclfhs
~ lss, II he rass Il Mishfsli.t l,rrNei.ers
rat ,9l1 he ~afk is ~ ishs "episy. ard
uis, T. uav 10 ilf ss'h y's,f u liis mio.sig y
M NJ 92a yoaf a as az,
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Iss ulshtsua,

lhlc' iItut, ~ a neon, Lecture IN New
York. gave the following aorsla of tho
Initiation II tiir Mormon saintsi
The poplytr ass fits, ba,lei and ,rrv
n,-an'a,i cl'an nnw nam. xas wi,isI. al
nia his o.rs aud h. sns ,.id that his sa,ys
tom ,tth n'lnl ppn lis m,netiberinR il,
though mesy iprget it. They we're uan
tshnn in'o another rosa a,d ,lasil-i In
white inca rolss. Iibe night ,in-sev. iisl
about tho wait. aith i,nen cap and sh,ss.
IN ltH ncsi rsnm h. saints havn hcn
pcrienang The fret rhaIsr oi Ge,esi. They
afu, rhilish ,sr ewaii.p ~ the wHil h.
slssh sis minutes. jesus Christ thet,
tatn'a "a AMI Fays II IL na, good i,s inaii
~ b. sinnn" Tbs la, iplea shat ii,sdt ayss
1ud np'la oIsh,ng them. there H,sad ops.
si,n lise,r new wives. like t,sa, sisj ann
larry clnil'ni Then thssp ia . gsri'h ripe
~tti,; s.'.rn, iat sa,ai' eosia Tbs ~,,a~
th'g 90 ~ Tres and s'sfk Snn,a dried ,ais
Iis s'fasy iheFe, sliioh an sausSsd 10 he
The iefb.tlen fsBit Iis aivns tshs ati
'at. s,pI iyInsu De,f nes igsi.s,sis u do
iikesis
lI.sn tbs saed oi tln iss,i s'.,s oui s,,j
csifn~ lean. Which completes ihr iall AID o
Tsry isipu'oas is:i Il II Jls-y are itsb ~
Ken b,ip tHirill i,sai snd TIRE slillpe,i 10
iisshe haf cnreiaoia first tntl,sefye rhas,
~ ~ i-dy ord D.ied, sai DE rieb, 70 trse.
'i@' paygauy "a iadaco ii,~ oi,-,'r,an,r II
iais oath ss1'd uas.n,tesi a,A ,sssa,se
''asllettes b. BE- NsimDD pfissis aBI disci
t,ssg th!fl tust.l.gs H.s,,,.. a., 4, 49,, 49,.
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Prsrsssisgs ~ tbs Csasstssfssasi css-
~satssss.
;ssrssrtes foe Toe rtsas~r Add DsnsenAll
MONDAY. Aug, -, 1881.
The Convection mt ut . o'clock a, ~.
Prayer by tho Chaplain
The Journs, Of Saturday yas reaa and
approval.
oa motion OF Mr.. SETTER. the Ton.
sen,ion adjounsd until y. O'Clock.
tSrrRSnS sxssloA.
The Convention ms, at -. O'Clock.
INDIAN AvpAin.
Mr.. GILMAN, by member coosenl, in,
,ro.iacesi the following resolution
Rss1rsd, That the Secretary Of This conven
ton 10 requested 10 obtain from the Snpsrin
tendent Of Indian Affairs IN esaiht u the
anoani o' Indian lands within the limits u The
y,f~rosai state. the humber II Indians thsteia.
tagethsr ~,.h ihr amount a. ,,ie ssEas'eS paid
- them. ant report the same TO ;hi- Conyen-
'ion.
Ng, BAAsi.N cnqsiFci the object of the
Restitution.
Mr.. GILMAN replied that h. desired 10
know what quantity of lndian laws have %
ie inciuJe,l within the state and the cesii.
tlon nj the Indian niiairs.
The resolution was adopted
Mr.. VI. T. AMEs ASKED permission Ia
,rtrriacc the following resolution
Rsss4r,a, That .ho Committee on Psna.eolo
-r 90 p7ris'H~ 70 A~r"hr ,-4p-stst 10 report
Hs s'i tHe fH4.-afH.t as .laf
..ss .v.-.s1.s.. q. ....o,lea tsa7lu
Mr VI. said his Object MAS to bring tbs
ttic.e AGAIN before 'he Convection fog the
,mrpss II oskrbg an arniudmett u which
it.a ~ -c'..s:,a. Geys-.'ass mgalA s;lepa
Mr. sElIfR obscted on the ground
that tho article referred 10 Wa before the
Committee on Conference
NJ CHASE replies; that the Committee
IN Pensions aud i'hras,s,'ngy had lhr srti
rle before them.
Mr.. SEiIfR said .he whole Constitution
had be,u referred 10 the ,e1ninit,ee On Con
innce AMI rs he understood thcy wefr
a,setng important alterations II II bad
aot be3a referred 10 them, they shoald be
,sllt4l Ia account hr the changes they sore
making
Mr.. CURTIS though, that wi.elher the
Cons; Station had been r,frrnd 10 that com
iaitce or no', II The committee wistai n
W 49, az" VII '''"'
n, Al l. .urs ,... ., ..,
=. q" 1T, H., =. q, -" :"
80. - -, AZ. ~ 'p.'o VIZ INV"
NJ, \tIBp,V S" 80 80 ..e' ~ w. ~.
'''"' wa
a.. - 70 ~,
-, ,,,,. - W, - - Nv
~ ~ ''i'
a.. ''.i. a. ',r.r~ =, =.
- ' ,'..'-.'' W. '"''N
II ''''''' '''' 'n' WIZ 'Si''''S'''
N. N,fpp,y ,..,,...i ~, a.. ID.
INV. '"'' Wv IVY"
Nn A'iiv"ii' "i,ra h"' H'h was hls'''f"1 10
NJ \ y. AMr.- moved "a take ri-'-,
iof half sn hDaF sbirh fuotiou was d,.,
-r.J Ia.
A. CURTIS moved IA ,Ake n r.,,ss g,,
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r. @DAv, August. -. l-5,
The Convention rnct a, yotinck PRAYER
he thu Chaplain
The Journal II yesterday was rad AMI
approved.
Mr. CHASE presented tn fdosipe &c
los' On Ihrars4oQy ard revision
The 'oiamstiee on Ph,a@eiosy ami Pes sion
have taG anisr consideration the ti1sFvst at.
'ssles 81 the Consultation, sgi report ths sane
haek 20 tie Convention wiih .otue verbal cor
Fec,lSus.
b0af .ombillsa recommend the follow nr
las-iies,!ou sad ArransemeEt 81 lie jaetcat
.ftc''s NJ The ou.ii'gtea
- i'i.isis i',.,
J.. Nsns sal ho1nisFi-s.
l. i'ili of issh'..
, l'i-'riessioa II tie pa~cr. Of 'efsmsEi
{ l.sgis'a,,se i'~psrtms -
.. Erseassss Department
. Judiciary.
:. fhe elective irsnshse,
= rehoai iusls, sdaesuaa ard SWINE
p tir tn@s. % 'ie N'Aic. bsGss Ard hsns ils
10. Corporations hsviEs no hs1kies lIisl
eye.
~. CpnHi.s> AL townships
a fhe NsaiA
70. impeas aAsnti ana terssys is IRON, e.lire.
IA ne .efePtssee q Ito p5o' 'lGns ~ ta,.
s-csliaRsoss prns.soas.
g. SsAsaale
Al = shit Re fe.r.cuaNg eibn,i;'~s
o.. l.. GaAsH. fhsg-iaao.
. Il AasBFs
v x atMtsss
90 rssaiDn Of M NJ BRAY the Con
sostioa se-p'ved its,f into Coiap.gia ni
'ss " base ca The Scis-ioie
Mr. MURRAY 10 the chat
And aftT sotD',ln ~I.0' therein me
~:s,siing C,samiits. xl,ch mad he spot
nj '.lui, PRES NJ NJ COMMITTEE r'.' -
postfd prszraa, ssl asssi least ~ ~
As,sin
IN r,cA.oa II 81 sKlIFR tts roa-
ysatiou resolved itSiT INTO tommi''"s -
Re- " hGt@ * % Vpgt = the '0raia.f'l'
"a Ara-c. ~ aJpi RS .le'
NJ. NJ, Nj. In Chairman, .iss .s,i
ti'f sasss tons, tr'iaa tsfore To- COMMIT
- i,r .s.sssl,scss;
Mr sEREtH rsayed 70 asactI -. -
end s-tsaa - aasc & c0niortH to h, .s-s
org Ari by ifs~.r- NJ 10 20 tih l,se az
tae ri ~saisss tae vnr,a- AL b. rss-
g~ssls ~sisg- d. a. - Hukc ~ clsvs a
- sVfis rad aa.i ssid ri,srs 49,, 80
IN ars Ne aAyigsl.le sA.as s-.dir snia
.ss ssms DIAL j. eag5Hssn hlst vars ~.
ffrsr- t'Fe. a. gel g. 'bt .lss 'ssts -
ssH state a. % sttar cif;-rte = tn -,.~i
7iaiss w.tiss', sny r4s. asfy .sgss.h @
=, lareal
Ne " zAa ihe s--t,oa a. q uga F.-ssi'
Nags' rger al tis tti.s g.lH .if.S-as sa~
ssi sryai e''s.s H. Ters.s grassrsy %
t's rf'zcFs ~ NJ iersls~y. " H. No.
pr 'a-a~aya u xpsiA yar'vgs, .ay ~
re "'evz svrszl . csA-f ssFr,rsg.s 81
fsn eszax ne Aea so1ki - 40 nxasisa
&C. ~ vsis r'etis
NJ nf-iLtR inlsssTsi ssas 80 ~ ;,
fA'p ~ ~ irvwl uasiyAi@e fie l..a
--F' Ters ssaay 1-rrsa "a .Ae &mh.r.u.
fsri@'o 4 ~ l srs,~y. pos raav,gasA, J,
- aer"ytsEess ~ ssr-a q sA<A rr-
@Ft' - 5ssgsi A'Su, vs.isA s7rt, 81 b.
ssia f1s1 81 'is 'sgtsTssa. ~ s,isryel
90 hlAa sssr srt -sAks san xh.ch st-
A'fF' ''-'Asa- sscs whl.s aa.l to s.-s rs.
s9sf-f Shea rsa tssssSh s'sr ocssz q
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f"'"f'f' " 49, ssfNtt
49, sss = : - y ''rfs 7lf asssfJ, saj
Battery opsa son,su ahd fns.l q /. se,, ,..,, .
witch he paid.
MautAss iiaws,ti'. gssr.., +. IA, th. .,,,,
" 'e'saM shi olive sst.sts. vas entered 81,
ilaiaass nsaat ih,usgh = hack wia,ins ss,I a
N' ~ hst's ss'i aro.asies ~ey~ stolen there
u"ie' ih9 hsssA'y Nssesmmitsa as netx.aa
~et seqas'atsd shh u. rfomives. a. he man
~ a'a"sf, ea shi,h there was tell lanA. "a
n"' ii'Nrhil', the thtere. au dpalJ alag swats
,hV sa," h'as Nnnla asen, ub ia i,rina I'm
,eArd, NJ eiw has vst heeu has a, ~. n,r
reifs''''s II ihs teaasr,. III. p,,,,ac vs
h'ihf, a"sei ss'tna theif siks. Al nist,. al 4,
s,ed ,'"
t~'a, a-' aaas u aussis,
iH"AAs.s a.snsh- I'm ttiass mess.,s.
epca' 10 a'nsans, man aassea Jsbu la,k ,,o
stssmhost pilot, wa. sn,isea u.,st,.. ~.
Jackson street. s,ih hls fass sise,i,av. am.
tfa'Asd % F.ssi oAieu,. t.h,n aee,.s,s,, H.
s's'ss 'hs, he hal jus, .on,s fsam : p,,,,h
F''"af "a fss ksssfl A., thu s.esu,i aarn naa,
iti'l astest, 9lsis hs sad g,as ~ aud ssi,sJ
'h sisss ~ lsysor. on ssuels,ss ti,s i;.,.,,,
" VS. va" %sisrt NAT he had Ne
@"''"s whs'snpoa the i,efsoas there ts.,l
hsa ct hin AMI beat hin, n ihs msrast Ia wgish
hs den wac. lie walked m UP Ia rost,b a..,s,
AN M shsi street tat assawait't salo.,s. ahu..
h"s'ii s''ess, When he repeated tb- facts ~ t,..
iissuee ard asked And ,ee.issa d ,i,,.k ar
lisnof' na s'eppna ~, 81 ihe ssiso,s. IN M
iaaa ASA ssasit.,.. i,ins upas .as ns,.m.o,
,af saiae time friend ~ NJ, ,hen as.. "A
hs, aaI tsoe.l Lin iaseus.bie. flo ,aa h,.. az,
in,s lasHr aud Carried Ia the t,as.x.,,s
i,pase, ana asked In bea Tbu ;s,,alo,s.
thiasicg b. uAs nnlr dssah. ~ fased q ,ees,ss
HAT. ani he sss taken 60 III stable IN he ,es,
d tho hatei, si.ra 10 s,ast, ana, died. IasL
ron had been dasa fhs liver and came IN an
ihs snftbsfa thfs, 90 Friday at isss seek,
With tho ieieaiinh q, engaging % tie tpe
.soas s- ilis'. Ne oasasalsisl, IL. Into
'i'inaing spfss, and sas apsss,a,j ~ sse evening
by BE leibe, and ieel.a az d, tho is8 d.
Saturday moruias he vs4 brought bss.as ~
i'rs N,thnus, asd f,,sa shsah he raid ss,.t n a.
3isshafgsa ssem ,hst .s,as 90 ~ Jbxss,s,
ssh,, he hal '.sen 'fietiag more 81 less. asij,.
III fhssdsy ,usislse, be .iatus,ptn.a "a ..,
aehsr bm 80 r'iiay tussninz No ss,,.s hia, ~
ssf'y 40 slslt s'slets usa spos the ass.o,.
weuaira hs eay 'asafas tie i4sss he 80
's'Hd saloons % iarks"sl street. kept by y
he'i9' 'aa 'ss'sf 'gf dfph. abd sfiar d,ink
'sg. stated he hsi 80 teaasg IN shiah ss,se
hs va bosi snfas's3sily by Il a'fsf. When J.st
500 Soti n7' and sisftsi sT the street.
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las tsoaiws,d ,up has ns,s heN rsf,h~l
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"a Srl as IN waf 1hu Ams, eaa voaiun
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by ciceams'snsv which will j,ahilcse 10
dace MI, res llnsgk anil his eoauifymcn
~ rrA'sQg tlseif stay anaHgs, tngi,sl,
sios,amen, hosh The AmoFiis4n Aaa.es that
ras isg the ao~sw,ssi Cop erhlri,liy 'sekNl
WI sAsliah pn'pafatiaa. FRYER, q, ,prtlc'i
'nr s'esnnl ri ani sii,t the .n,NlicUoa
which be d.aris,e, beissN 'lie start p,op.a
acre SArrsis,s' 10 zoc him hgalv va pfofai
neuily N tlm gs,ss ! hay. no h,sita,i,s IN
dating, lt'we,ri that 1.-THE American hormr
hal lssn ti'tkn by thgi.sh iaas,ys they
would have bsn naet NEARER the winners al
", lnlsh Indeed al the d,ptan,w pr,o,tss,
hooked qal, tSsu,ilai,.r, ami hes sl.,ssv,s sp
.arSd a. b. within tbs ianr'' OF possibility,
Her rids howryef. AT nprish, alan her,
and held iter .n | auaur which would have
elWhel saspaoa had an English jaokey
adpie! ,hc sants si,v VI riding The
Ameenaps IA f,el asa,r,l ignorant 1T
nursing and vaslne these heszs~. and II
making thneo finishes which impart Sans
,a'ag @i.iic 20 DE profession VI an Eusi.sh
tShoy. t'rOf ard ptlnrsS, to,,. wis usai,
y rn'ng tle wnuig csnr~' an,l her rider iii
not d,Assssi the N lt,.hc au,il tho leai
hsj h,sti iahep irom him, and he saw 'h,.
horss bearing away to Ms right, After
reif e'f6enwno' At Honlwned. however.
.4t lHt.t as NeafnfiT hH wlt
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"""'AN ~ Hawata gferefy, ga the cat aaI
" FF'"1~ ssd .iNss su-sis. was catered On
'n~a"'s h@s, 'hs"sga hack wlHies. ss,i y
lo' ~ hars sti aro.asiss vry,, ,t.l.. ,h.,a
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sei, sedna'stsd sHh The premises. "a ias men
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e"' 'faehsli, the 'hisses GA apa,d b alag swass
% be alarm taa ~oala assin, un ia i,sl,,a IN.
s''tAed' No eiw has vst heeH had 81 thu psr
rehs''Hs "' ,hs te,alsfr. The ps,,lse. we
ea' 90 Nrf.sth ssT,'si, where ,i,s .,ags !. .,,,.
stei r'"
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''t"s sAAhf ffiia, las. Usashas. ~ss
+''"d go and costa Tar as.es,lo,fy conduct n,
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Battery epea ~onsui ADD nns,i tia ss., oil,
Which he paid.
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dSyernos A 81
Win iise return Of he isgissature, | notice
che srsurn q his axceiIeaey Soy. Grimes Nc
i man Of shom IoSa may veil be pround, Tor
in him she has model Governor. He came IN
10 the State some twenty years ago, during It's
early territorial existence, when the tide Of CT.
yiliration was first setting over the great Father
of Waters III this directiou, and settled In Bur
ineton. where he commenced the pracsice of
the law, in which he soon gained an enviable
reputation. His great frankncss and candor,
and the force with which he grappled the great
principle on which our system OF jurisprudence
isfounded, gave great weight with juries, with
whom he was eminentIy successful These traits
have also gained him much favor as politician.
As in his profession he disdained to hang upon
the pin hooks aud quibblcs OF the law, so, as u
politician he scorned all the willy tricks and de-
signing schemes OF the demagogue.
In the legislative session of 1882 and 50 he
represented his county in the popular branch of
the General Assembly, and in the spring Of 81,
was nominated for Governor. Heretofore Iowa
has been considered one Of the inpregnable for
tresses of democracy, one that has withstood all
assaults, and one that corld not be be beaten
with this idea pervading all classes, Governor
Grimes took the stump, traversed nearly the
whole state, and at the hustings laid so bare the
deformities of the sham democracy, that he
struck terror into his foes, and finally vanquish-
ed them. His majority at the election was over
two thousand, whiethe aggregate majority on
the Congressional ticket was less than fifteen
hundred To no one person is Iowa more in
debted for the proud position she occupies in
the Republican ranks and in the sisterhood OF
States, than to him, and it is debt, which she
will not forget to pay. The vigilance with which
he has guarded the best interests of the State
will be an example which his successors may
we'll follow,
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nos awarded 1t the first premium and diploma. II
Is carried aud Used asrepresented in the enraving
cane or walking stick, requiring delay or additional
motion or Efforts, consequently does tire. Iii
adapted to all kinds Of SOIL ifwe prepared. It's easily
ADJUSTED to plant at any desired depth and drop any
requisite number OF seeds in hill. The method by
which the seed planted by this Planter Is new and
Is Deeved possesses advantages every other no,
only In facility OF USE but in Fastening
me SEED forced by pressure obquey from the sur
iace OF the ground to the requisite DEPTH thus insufing
'ne immediate absorption Of moisture by bringing II
contaGt with the soil under and around IT, while
the earth falling loosely over III, eoinc
up ana growth OF the blade. II will more than pay for
seit Tor common garden No farmer can afford 10 do
without It, and no farmer who has one ccn
with his neighbor who has. 49,
Ross WBIPPLE and KEITH, ROBINSON 4 Co., Agents .
Burlington - : - e'
20 Persons wishing to purchase Planters or County
Fights, or act as Agents, address Burlington
Z. v. (n0v- l9-0mw.r) GOODALE 4 HlNKs