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Judge Orr and the Ring.
From the Charleston Ne'Os.
CoruMB1A. June {

COLUMBIA, June III.
There is no apparent rolitical activity
among the Radical grandees at the capital
Just vet. The idea seems to be to stave
off the Republican nominating conven-
tion as long as possible in the hope that
the white people may be temptedsto take
some prior action and thus neutralize the
efforts of the disaffected Republicans within
their own ranks. and consolidate the party
and re.establish the Ring Scott. Moses,
.Tr., and Neagle, are spoken Of by the
Radicals as the most probable candidates
for. Governor. It is believed, however,
hat there is strong opposition being or
sanizcd against either Of them or any
member of the Ring. Orr will lead, -or
direct this opposition. under instructions
from Washington the object being to re-
lieve Grant at the North, as far as may
be, of the odium OF the present rotten
concern which Scott. heads, and to give
promise of something better in the future.
Scott occupied o conspicuous seat IN the
hall when Orr made his speech here some
! time since. He seemed to enjoy hugely
the clumsy eulogy of Grant. and Orr's ele-
phantine antics over the bloody out
RACES" but took his closing remarks about
the State government in high dudgeon
All the other white Radicals who were
present went up and congratulated Orr
after his great effort, but Scott sulked out
with his head down, and would give in nc
now or bis4o man go wanting in polite
ness as to.speak of honesty in his presence
A few DAYS ago, Orr delivered second
| edition OF his Columbia Grafton at Able
Vile, enlarged though, and doubtless vast
ly improved, by most vigorous attach
upon Scott, Moses, ir., and the present
State Government generally.
Thus the fghtha commenced, and i
will probably wax warmer and warmer a.
the campaign progresses. Orr has no in
significant strength among the Republi
cans iI the State, and if, as your cores
pondeut was informed by a leading Radl
cal to-day, he has the ear Of Grant and tn
Moguls at Washington Scott, Moses &Co'
despite their lavish use Of money, ma.
have to succumb. Orr, it is said, does no
exnsot to be Governor, but to get in SOM
more reputable character than Scott. H
himself looks to higher honors-a Cabine
position or q foreign mission
There are no new developments in tn
legal proceedings against Parker. He is
or pretends to be, making up a full eX
| hibit of his receipts and expenditures 10
the last two years, for which documen
the plaintiffs are waiting
AiRepublican who ought to know say
that Parker has FIVE hundred thousan'
dollars invested in fve-twenty Unite'
States bonds, which he has-picked up sine 81
| he has been conducting. the financial affair
of this prosperous Commonwealth;
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ST.. JoHN's Day IN HAMBURG, S. c.
Monday last, the 24th instant, being St
John's the Baptists Day, was celebrated
by membess oI the Masonic fraternity In
tae town Of Hamburg: Members Of the
two lodges in Augusta met ut the Mason
ic Hall, in Hamburg, for the purpose Of
doing honor to the memory OF one OF thslr
patrons. At 2 o'clock P. NJ, the Worship
iul Master Moses Simon opened the lodge
and stated the object of the meeting, af-
ter which, the brethren adjourned, and
vent to the house Of Past Master A. 81
mon where sumptuous table had been
prepared. and between thirty and forty
members of the fraternity partook in q
barbecue of different kind which had
been prepared in most elegant manner
Aftet ;nstice was done to the inner mau,
the usual taasts were given by the respec-
tive Masters and fast Masters Of the Ju-
risdlctions OF South Carolina and Georgia.
The members then repaired to the hall and
adjourned Phoenix, 2Sth. - #'
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The Scheme COmmends I'ssif.

We have received the following card
from Col. D. Wyatt Aiken,-than whom
there is no more devoted or truer Carroll
nian. on one more alive to the advance.
ment of the social and political status Of
his beloved Stata-and take pleasure il
calling the attention Of our readers to his
communication:
Mr.. EDITORS AT recent meeting in
the City of Charleston, of the Directors
of the South Carolina Real Estate, Plant
ing and Mining Company, the following
resolution was adopted: r
Resolued, That a Committee of. Five
be appointed by the President to lay be-
fore the. people of the State prospectus
of the South Carolina Real Estlte, Plant
ing and Mining Company, and to solicit
donations of land, or subscriptions in
cash or land, to the capital stock OF said
Company, in shares of ono hundred
dollars (slOO) each.
In pursuance of this resolution, the
President appointed the following Com
mittee: Messrs. D. Wyatt Aiken, OF
Cokesbury; Gabriel Cannon, of Spartan
burg, ", ". Harlee, Of Mars Mar Bluff;
VIM. NJ. shannon, of Camden, and Wm.
NJ. Lawton, Of Charleston.
At an early day the prospectus will be
placed in tire hands of one or more re-
sponsible citizens of each County in the
State, for gratuitous distribution. In
the meantime, our real estate owners
can determine whether OF not they are
willing. either by donations or invest
ment, to aid Company organized chiefly
to disenthral the taxpayers of South
Carolina.
D. WYATT AIKEN,
for the Committee.
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Vance,,

The disabilities OF this distinguished son
Of the Old North Stale were removed du-
ring the las: hours OF the Congress thai
Vance is a free man. That is to say
"our zeb" is eligible to a seat in the Ma
.tional Legislature Or to suea ;other place
of honor or trust as grateful people vii
This means a good deal. The people o
North Carolina love Zebulon Baird Vance
as they love few of the great men the State
has given birth to; 1t is useless to men a
ton why we love him. His record is fresh
in our memories, his image has never been
erased from our hearts. We love him and
mean to honor him.
Our new Senator, the dignifed, chival-
rous and faithful Ransom was principally
instrumental in pro1urisg the removal % ,oi
Gov. Vance's. BANS Wilmington ~ q
Star
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During severe thunder storm Al
s:raI,am's Turnout, on the South Carroll
ma Railroad, qe the 18th inst, negro
man vas stricken by a flash of lightning
and instantly killed. 'G'wo Of Captain
Graham,s sens and a negro nan were
standing in ten feet of the nan VIC was
killed, all Of whom escaped with slient
shock. A peculiar circumstance connect
ed with the accident was that the skin
was peeled off down the negrois back by
the lightning. The Building near which
sc vas standing, and even the basket ne
had upon his head We're not injured ny
sthofiash. .$i,i5,.i
g a,Fan him with your boot" has
superseded the phrase "puta head on
/ him, We state this Tor the benefit OF
ayoung sports" VINO delight IN slang
:phr.saA
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OASolO W AL. SNsAt 80
Chairman Prov Elk. Committee

ORATOR OF Hon. JSo. z BACON Be
FORE THE L1TERARY Soc1ET1Es OF THE
sorrH CARorrSA USlvEastTY.-Av very
large and intelligent audience. After q
GLOWING and eloquent tribute to the names
Of the glorious and martyrsd dead among
our College alumni, he entered on the dis-
,cussion OF his theme proper which was a
concise and mastery review OF the varl-
Gus systems by which liberty has been at
tempted TO be gained lin Spar a through
tyranny through equality and'fratefnlty
in France, and finally thu only scheme
which has been proved by experience to
be firm and durable; that Of an l9telIeetu
al. cultivated iberty-not the Greek ho-
ertv of an equal share in a tyranny, not
the French mania of a liberty, which con-
sists Of following mans widest and most
uncovernable passions, but the Ola hearty
Anglo Saxon liberty of our ancestors, pas-
ed on trial by jury and ha6eos corpus
law and institutions. 49,, :,
He then briefly alluded to the prevail
mo tendencies OF the age in European
countries in their influence on the prob
leul of the establishment OF an intellectu-
al and cultivated Liberty In this con
nection he mentioned the 'Pan-Slavlc ten
denotes manifested by Russia to compare
it with the tendency of the ldeeS NGpo-
ziennes still agitatipg and disturbing
France.
In conclusion he addressed golden words
Of advice and warning to the young men
Of the University, warning them from
abandoning their State in despair, des-
pair which, he said was the despair of the
infdel, and counseling them to still give
their best energies to the State OF their
fathers, and never to betray the Sacred
principles of honor and patriotism so no
bly illustrated in their lives. Finally he
urged them to ever cherish andguard this,
their States University, the only lnher-
tance of great and happy past yet lett to
them, and assured them that alter all we are
led back to the conviction that the goods
Of this world are heeting and evanescent;
we are driven back for our happiness to
end life as we began it, with our Homer
our Horace, and Shakespeare. :,
The address was listened to with mark
ed attention and frequent applause, when
the speech touched upon some tender
chord OF patriotic sentiment throbblng IN
the breast Of his audience.
Mr. Bacon's style was that of a finished
orator, rcplete with historical al!uslons.
His description of ancient Atheniap, as
contrasted with modern civilization was
particularly happy, The audience listen
81 to the entire Grafton with sustained IN
terest and we hope that they think as we
do taat they have been instructed and
benefited by the lecture, and the hour
thew spent last evening at the University
Campus in listening to the eloquent words
of this gifted orator, were not spent IN
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Where to Spend, the Summer III! il !! !!
GLENN SPRINGS, ~
Sp.RTANprrpc 81 1s7s 20 4

aJly 5J' - DO tSa ts,y t1s,.c -yfr
Il his celebrated WA AEERESGP PLACE.
i Of june. The medicinal Qualities M ESQ of M shis
Water are not excslled.. and from the
numerous wonderful cures that have
been effected by. the, use of this, ,Watsr;T
am satisfied that this is the place ,for, all
whose condition can be In proved by the
isalubrious character OF any Water. I tAio
i, ROOMS large and pleasant. Gnod md
attentive servants. TABLE fslpplied
with the best the market affords. Fancy
Balls during,the summer. Ten. PinaAlS
ley, Billiard and Bagatelle Tables; for.
the smnsement of guests CHARGES per:
day, $3.50; per week, $1300a apef mouth.
$500. Cottages TO rent at .$2S.e8 and
5000 per season. - Hacks sdaify from
Jonesville, after the 25th June. .tasjofr &C.
- : u w hsPOW lER, Prop prietof.1,
June 25, I'm .2igo'.37s J.
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oCOMIMERCI ALL

- AUGUSTA, July 2. .
GOLD--Buying at LIZ and selling at f14.
ICOTTON4Middh Hing, 23a@2s nominal;
low middNng, 2S-n9minal: receipts, 2
DasI BA,ooNAciear ON sides fcssJss J; q. r.
Sides, 81; Shoulders, e. (; IHams, l3t@l6
Dry Salt sides,is3@ss and Shoulders, 8
'Scs; Sccso;RN.Duh With Heavy stock. Prime
white-car load, ss$$l; yellow, 921@94l
WHEAT-Red, $lz5i white, 81 500
:, FLoUR2City Mills are: $3.50 for su-
perfne :: $40 75@l1. for extra; Sill 5O@12
for family, and $3.50 for fancy; West
.ern and Country, $6@12 so.
OATS White and mixed, 70@75:: =
PEAS-We quote at 81 1902. 9ifG 3i;o:
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: asr The officers of the Charlotte, CO.
iumbia g. Augusta r. r have presented
w. FL Wise, Of Aiken, with compl-
imentafy ticket over their road for life,
in considerationiof the services render n
ed by Mr.. Wise a few days since by stop
hing the train a short distance ahead ofa
burning tEnstlA
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@- A California obituary: "The do
ceased was a talented man Of romantic
nature. He placed the hut Of his gun
in the fire while he looked down the
muzzle, and departed hence spontane-
onslEo
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,esr Ut is stated that the negetiations
forithe complete evacuation ofthe French.
territory by5 the German troops have
been brought to a favorable CONCLUSION.
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@r JudgeDavi has written aletter
withdrawing.from ths candidature ofthe
workingmeil. for President His letter
expresses no preferences. "A ..9ssa 172i
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BA CON- CO RN,
I'M Yia}e . ,U9f..., .ai!1 o..
- q NELOUR, &c. "
i55g5s sqf, s5ntosi =. ~ .1a5. /

OU HHDs.4o. R. Bacon Sides as
isyso sYorq 80 9.ti {" Shoulders.
sslql50 .@alDJS.. Sides. .-.s4q.e Z
u 30 tn lss. Shoulders. 30 +.
|la 1925 Casks Hams. - oaoEIgG.
10000 Bushels Corn. .attif>Hs Ell 10
$50 BoxesN.. s.; Shoulders. tnan
"a. so 81 dti9a G.. r. Sides III,
u. 800 Barrels Flour, different grades,
a5,l50 Tubs Lard.sqeb sls&lsi. &!
..a so Terces Lard. IS is5;tsy Ill.
SO Chests, ,TeaI duty off. .
fol LOO Barrels Molassese.y s q
ro.l00 Hhds. $50" q. 8 81. "a :; %
to4 30 Barrels. Amber Drip Syrup,
II 20 ra.56 Silver = f'1gye!s a.
= 50hi" 81 Golden, g. So; g i
u ! SO Hhds. Demarara Sugap:.s 5ii,
q 25 ~, p. r. g mi
=. 100 Barrels Elk. c. a.4S"s g IA ,s.sg
g so {" Il A. ..i.j"pe R
.,asl 25 o5j Crushed and Powdered
- Sugar. 70 ,.l.a hes. 1:
100 /" YeIlowSugar. insmsls
, loogBaga.t BIG Coffee .aglT SIS
=: so Pockets java Coffee, ODE sold
& II low, as daty.wiN soon, be, of
VI 200 Cases Pickles. all sizes. oi.sw
.Je So Gross. Matches. rasdse vSsald
..J 3DOoBpxes Candles. ie = ait svf
,a. l5em",ifF,No. 4Soap. 9I a:49M
l504s" pale rs. G4ssitiita!ss q,
H. 100 So Starehs .a44;5ysit $50
IS l5Db ie Soda. il-,qa. rs 10 y5l
Dozen Bucketa. sisshesec
200 +" Brooms.
r'D5O Boxes Tobacco, all grades. eaf
100 Cases Smoking tobacco. sf4 3
M Charles Dickens Segars.la
!s.ala20i Georgia Chiefs. s.i.e,
i alll0-@ @0lr Choices. 54ta5r ~ cfg'S
90 e. various grades IS g y
.1O Barrels Baker WhQisskky 70
5ii25,r7oMIeH.CpgR 9s& dg pops9
.atal spera0 distilled, . ~ j zq.is',
q 400 BblssRye and. Bourbon Whis-
. agd Ky, various grades. 81
, .:sf50 Gases, Schpapps. q AsSs5'G y
i15, ouarteri CaakNA Sherry, Port
;suiN Madeira Wines; - s9ilaa.sa
* alO Bigth Casks Import RsandysI
D: uollana 1I3in sr.t !. t.j3,s..sr
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Ga Put this in Your Pipe. 3a,.
"A South Carolina ,bHtezaan neverlpro-l
fesses Republicariisms suntifhe wants, me-
gro votes to put him into Office selah /
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Columbia and Ausu.ta RaiIlsea
SUpER1NTENDENTs oEssrE, {.
uNRIA q C June 9th, 1919

CoLuMBIA, s, G., June 9Th ls12.
ffs. eessss on and: ,ser ssnasy,.
2& as June eth the foIowing
!, eschedI Will Sbe; run
over this roads yTHIT 8 1@si9S!Ssna; !.
T.s3s., GOING soUrH.% g ~ @yas 70 TO- .t..e
IL ~. Train No. u Train No.Z.
Leave Charlotte. 600 A. Ms. $40 2. n.
Leaye Columbia. lisa P.SM.5 $40 A. NJ
Arrive Augusta...7:@ 2. NJ $50 A,M-
. ao1sa SoREH II ane
:. Train Il HraSn Nos2.
Leave Augusta. '6:9a A. d.. SH8 p. NJ,
Leave Columbia, 12:SA A. d. tfs9eP Z. b.
Arrive, Charlo lotte. 7sl2 r. ~ 2 500 a. NJ
Standard enae ten minttesslo lo#er thsasl
WasfliRgtoR City time, andnine ui1nteS,
faster than. Augusta City Time
No..I Traih. daily. q No. q Train aai1y,
Sundays iekrepted,E Both teains make
close oonnsaRbn :tDi:alt goihtal &orths
) Through tickets sold md baggage
checked 70 all priifmE mEsa points. -;i go %.
? E.: E;:R:aAIEXAEDER GeHr Sup. s.
e e; II. D0EsEx, Freight d Ticket Ageut.
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WITH AzFUIL STOCK

|ll9i 81 all othsrse e6ods TO numerous /. to
mention bnt pl usually found gaa il 10 first.
class Groeety Store, d peias6lis 4gt
% aiiFor sale, BY s;if u 4pg saoslsha
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Price List of Brown }

tGranite7le sHIRqrNGs from 16a to 12s ctsaper
Graniteve JEANS at 16s cts, worth l8cts per yard
Heavy white OSNABURGS otss per yard worth rs
wide Sea Island sHIRTINGat u cts. worth Is ots
a. aa sHREr1N il ia IA sts @ gse sSsa WE
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Du7af Mills |! yard widel

abovegoo will only sold atthe given figures by
oerwse ssmal cent will added excepting GO
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.pIPPEEV: THOUSAND. DOEIARS NeR EIl|s J !

.fJI iDI1 % i2fI % 70 90 5l ,lf,I93 Ilr5;l
lOoiPieoes PRINTS from5 tosl2a cts. per yard
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Price LiSf OF Rleaelied GOODS

20 Pieces of yard wide BLEAcHING exceentqual
90 Piecssyard wide BLEACHING at IL. cts per yard
20 1872 inches wide IT. daisa sl2s ;4a,5 se1s
20 :. lyard wide ~ -. splendid quality at
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1UI JUG VuiIIiilEIec.
Col1asbusy, JHnpA
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GOING SOUTH. an,..,.
'.,: "t.yll srs'l
aoIsa NoREH
Ya th6 6Yosers of RdK6hafd.

E; b DORSEY, Freight q Tiekst Age
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renee Gains account of his stewardship
as Legislator, Tregret that Lawrence
had so small an audience, for his speech
was indeed shot in the right direction,
and his telling words, and the manner
in which he handled Scott and his Ring,
had their proper effect. He did not
speak of Grant or Wilson, and do not
think 'en mentioned their names at all, J,
bu. epied rather to- the malicious re-
ports that his enemies had circulated
against him in regard to his voting for
the impeachment of Scott. Cain said he
did vote for it; he did 1t with his eyes
open; and that he would do it.again. He
clearly showed where Scott had gone
back upon the colored people in several
instances. That. man, u who was from,
Ohio, and who had no interest in, this
State, only to fill his owns selfish pockets,
and whom, fhey had elevated twice to
the highest Office in the gift Of the people
Bs alluded in eloquent terms to the part
of the Governors message where he re-;
commended that the Government Land
be sold for cash, and the money paid into
the State Treasurer the land which had
been given. them, and upon which they
had already built their cabins. He adj,
vised the colored people to go to work
and buy their own land, for they would
never be Independent until they did. He
explained 10 thom why the Schools were
closed and their children now idle, and
also why the Penitentiary convicts had.
to behired out to the highest bidder be-
cause there was no money ir the Treasu-.
~ to feed them; and that the fifty and
seyenty-flve cents q day which they now
get for their labor would BE exchanged
for conyint's labor at 2a cts,; and the
money which onghtto goin their pockets
would fall into those of Scott and his
Ring. 3': ivy 'e,-.-. 'H" :f-s
2, During Gains speech, he was inter-
rupted several times by Kirk and Eich-
elberger asking him very cimpertinent
questions, which healwaysvery success.
fully answered to the satisfaction of the
crowd and much to the discontinue of
the interrogators.:s ipa b.ia si.a.Il
After Cain closed, the Chairman, in
dismisaing The meeting said that his oad
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

Justice Of the Peace, New Oregon;
Eagle Exchange Hotel, by s NJ Cole,
New Oregon; S Herrick, Dealer in
dry goods, groceries and clothing, New
Oregon, and the law card Of the editor,
W X Mead.
At the election Of that year We End
the candidates Of the paper were for
Gov. A. G. Dodge; Lieut.. Gov. L.
W. Babbitt; Supreme Judges, Thos.
s. Wilson, Chas. Mason and c. c..
Cole; fer State Senator, Moses Con-
ger, and for Representative, Jas. D.
jenkins. Its county ticket was for
county Judge, A. II. Harris Treas
urer and Recorder, Jas. Hall Sheriff,
J. F. Mitchell /; Superintendent Of
Schools, Saml. r. Lewis; Coroner, O.
G. Tallmagc, Drainage Commissioner,
Robert Wootton Surveyor, J. Knowl-
ton.
In the paper Of November 18th, we
find the question discussed, ''Shall we
have railroad :" with the same earn
estness that has Characterized its arti-
cles and efforts for the welfare Of the
county since.
Wheat we find quoted at Acc and
other articles Of farm produce at cor
respondingly low figures.
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Crops la Montana.

The New Northwest, published at
Deer Lodge, Montana Territory, gives
the following list of products upon
which premiums were awarded at the
Territorial Agricultural Fair this year:
IN. b. Harris received first premi-
um for Montana apples.
''For the best acre Of wheat-102
bushe!s-the premium was awarded to
James L. Ray, of Lewis T. Clark
county.
"For best crop Of barley, premium
to Messrs. Forbis & Burson; yield,
1881 bushels to the acre.
BEST crop of oats, premium to
Messrs. Forbis & Burson; yield, 1O1
bushels to the acre.
"Best crop Of potatoes, premium to
Messrs. Forbis & Burson, Glib bushels
to the acre.
best crop Of onions, premium to
Forbis & Burson-S9Sk bushels per
acre."
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One year ago the New York Times
said, in speaking Of the Tammany
frauds in New York:
Sheriff O'Brien's share Of the steal
ings is put down at $500, 600.
A few days ago the Grant men Of
New York had the pr spect Of support
ing this same man for Mayor in New
York, when the same paper, under the
same Editorial management, said Of
him:
With James O'Brien as Mayor, New
York may expect an honest govern
ment.
Such are the reforms Of the Grant
party, supporting the discarded thieves
of Tammany for the highest Offices in
the gift of the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01
A Re medy RECON- in e u d Q Il
for the Horse Disease

NEW YORK. Oct. Is.
Anti-Cruelty Bergh suggests this
remedy for the prevailing horse disease:
Complete rest, warm blankets. non
exposure to drafts of air, disin-
fectants, total absence of bleeding,
and prescribing cathartics; % to 30
drops Of the tincture Of iron in a gill
Of Jamaica rum, diluted with water.
Give every four hours in order to pre-
serve the strength of the horse. Tinct--
urc Of arnica will produce relief; a
plaster bound around the throat, COM
posed Of one part cayenne pepper and
two Of faxseed mixed with sugar, is
excellent.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-11-01

A distinguished statesman has said
that rather than yield power, the Ad-
ministration party will expend $780,
600, 900 to debauch the people. They
don't want their books overhauled.
They don't want an investigation into
the amount, of greenbacks printed Of
and Issued. They don't want the mon
ey counted. They don't want the
light turned on to the transactions at
Washington for years past. With
them it is desperate struggle for con-
tinuance Of power. They have the
machinery in their hands for turning
out paper money, and as money 10 their
main reliance, they will pass it out
wherever needed. If they will organ
ize such frauds as were known to have
been perpetrAted at the October cleo
tions, they will not hesitate to commit
other crimes in order to continue in
possession of the Government.
They want to hold on to power in
order to control the speculation Of the
country throug h the tactics of the
Treasury Department. The country
has had : specimen of this sort Of
maneuvering in Wall street within
thirty days. They don't want specie
payments, because the chances for
speculation would be lessened. When
the money market is feverish, the Treas
ury notifies few friends of the sale
Of certain amount Of gold, and those
in the secret arc sure to realize millions
Of dollars Of profits. Those left out
in the cold are swindled to the same
amount. The Grant Ring are all made
rich, and this is one Of the sure pro-
cesfes to wealth. We ask freemen
what chance there is for the perfecting
Of our liberties, if the people shall
sanction an Admsnistratio as guilty as
the present is proven to be ALBANY
Argus.