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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

The following persons have packages
in the Express Office.
HT Sloat. J S Cothran, J " Nor,
row. Mrs A Z HoIcOmb, f. Calhoun, )
r. Lyon, NJ O McCaslin, j d Pickcns, Z
V Turnipsectl, \ Hall. ,o
Z. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

WE regret to learn that the health OF
w. p. Noble, Esq, has not improved
materially.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

FINE rains on Monday night which
have given 4 new lease OF HE 10 tI!e
growing crops.
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Orr young friend Mr.. w. G. Latimcr,
who has fine school near johnson s
Depot, Edg"!icld, is now enjoying the
vacation with friends in .Abbcvillc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

Hot and dry, dry and hot are now
common complaints in all sections of
the country.
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Consignees.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
WD Mars & Co., I'D Chalmers Barn
well x Co., T Young, J Y Schradcr, } Z
Mason, G. A McClung. ~
c.. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

TIE United States Court opened at
Greenville on Monday last.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

Col. J. B. T.. SLOAN, the wcll-known
cotton merchant Of Charleston, Was in
town on Monday.
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JUDGE REED has been spending his
Summer vacation in the up-count:y
He has been doing good work and de-
ScrveS rest.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

Parker & Perrin offer for sale choice
turnip seed, fruit jars.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

Bishop HOWE was on al official visit
to GrecnviUe last week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

TIE Abbrvillc Rifles had Il handsome
drill ON Friday afternoon. in the broad
streets of Fort PickcnS.
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! A Novel Request.

a few days ago, the Union Times re:
tceived the following very mover request
on postal card:
1--WE refcry you to our advertisement u
tho. What will you charge
same space in your paper for one year!
IVOuIN also rCq"i," q ""np|"fr hSt o.
yOur subscribers, so that we could spur
them up every now aud then with pos
tai cards"
Soon after seeing this card in that pa
per we ourselves received a similar card,
and would make the same reply as our
Union friend-that if sour, advertisers
were allto make the same request we
would be forced tosefnploy q number of
clerks, or keep printed listsof.our sub
Fscribers, and that if those ,at'vertising
gentlemen will stir usi with ten
dollar.bill as extra pay for stroubIc, we
may then consider the proposition for
ia list of ourssubscribers.
GOVERNOR PERRY's FARM. - The
Editor. of the sGreenUiNe NcVs gives a
glowing account ola visit to Governor
Perry's Farm, on the occasion of a clay
by' feast provided for his laborcrs, and
also of the bountcous dinner set forth
before number Of invited guests at the
Governors mansion. The farm has
been successfully managed by B. f.
Perry, jr. ~ feature Of the occasion
was talk from Il number of the assem-
bled blacks, mastering some ninety
persons, on farming operations general
ly. They all expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the management of
the farm. On the plantation there are
nearly four hundred acres in cultiva-
ti0n-two hundred in cotton, one hum
dred and fifty in corn, and fifty in
small grain. The small grain crop has
been harvested, and turned out well.
The prospect for good crops of corn and
cotton are excellent.
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ABOUT ADvEHTISING.-Thc .NrW
York T,'iLulC has the following about
the value Of advertising, and every prac-
tical business man who has goods tc
sell will confirm what it says Of the pre-,
sent dull state Of business:
Prudence and economy, OF course, arc
lhc two great lessons to be learned but
there is one part of these lessons which,
in dull times, is very liable to be forgot
ton. BE sure of one thing: Whenever
YOU have goods to sell, there are many
people ready to buy, even in the most
depressed seasons. Find them out,
show them your wares, persuade them
to buy Of you rather than another
When buyers are reluctant, sellers must
be active. 1t is neither cheap nor scll-
sible to sit still behind your counter uno
wait for the hustle of trade 70 revive
When business is dull that is the very
, time when you most need to advertise
and, in the second place, that is when
people devote most time to reading news
papers, and when your advertisement
consequently, is generally most seen.
a few dollars thus invested will do more
to revive sluggish business than every,
thing else in the world.
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st. MarYIs School, Raleigh, N. C.

ST. MdTy 0CHVUl, hdl5lSn, NJ o.
The sixty-seventh term Of this school
will open on the I'd of September and
continue twenty weeks. 1t is school
of the church, which seeks for its pu-
pills, first the kingdom of God and His
Righteousness The Bishop and Assis-
tant Bishop are visitors of the school.
It is not only one of the oldest schools
in the South, but it is one of the most
thorough, and, considering its advanta-
ges, one of the least expensive. For
circulars containing full particulars, ap.
ply to the Rector, REV. AnBERl
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

How TO HA We GoOE EGGs.-Thcrc is
a vast difference in the flavor Of eggs.
Hens fed on clear, sound grain and kept
on a clean grass run give much timer fla
vored eggs than hens that have access
to stable and manure heaps and eat all
kinds Of filthy food. Hens feeding on
fish and onions flavor their eggs ac-
cordingly, the same as COWS eating on
ions or cabbage, or drinking offensive
water, imparts a bad taste to the milk
and butter. The richer the food the
higher the color of the egg. Wheat and
corn give eggs the best color, while feed
ing on buckwhcat makes them colorcss
rendering them unfit for some conlcc,
tionary purposes.-RUat Ncw lo|A
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

THE Debate was postponed until next
Saturday.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

Thcwrather for several days past has
been exceedingly hot and dry, and veg
citation Of every kind suffering seriously
In some portions of the country,
we learn, no rain has fallen for
weeks, and crops are wcllnigh ruin
ed. In other portions again, more
rain has fallen and the crops are consc-
qucntly doing better But unless there
comes general rain over the conuntry
very soon, crops of all kinds will be cut
short, t,-ICf0iI
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-04

The GrccnuMc Nc'rs says: "Mr. W.
Christie Brnet left last night for Scot
land, having received intelligence the
day before Of the death ofhis father. Mr..
Benet;s trip will be Il hurried one, as he
will return in time to open his school on
the first of October next. The many
friends Of Mr.. Bcnct sympathiZc with
him in his deep atlliction.
Also Bishop Howe preached to n very
large congregation on Friday night last.
after which. five persons were confirmed.
In his address to the congregation on
Friday morning. Bishop Howe con-
graduated the parish Of Christ Church
on the harmony and progress OF the par
ish, and cXhortcd the people to hol mess
of living and zeal in Christian work.
Also, the mandamus case, appointed
to be heard yesterday before His Honor
Judge Cooke, and WAS continued until
first Monday in September next. Tho
parties were john II. Goodwin, ct. al.
W. J. NJ. Runion, county treasurer, tr
compel him to take The bills Of the Bank
of the State of South Carolina in pay
ment Of taxes.
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TIE Picnic ut Clear Spring, which
it was proposed to have on next Friday,
has been postponed toa future day. The
public will take note of this and govern
themselves accordingly.
HAPPY RnHERS has been made still
happier. They now number three IN
the family. We extend our congratu-
iatiOns.
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Census Of of the Town Of Abbeville.

BUSINESS HOUSES, CHURCHES, HOTELS, &C.
White Brothers side Public
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Market Reports.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
Arm w E l. l. s. Z y .
TOTTON BROKERS
AND DEALERS IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

AEBEvILLE, August 4, 1915
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g hutcnacl.} Su cinem aroben S9eile
bon IomeroD lino bic @duier gan, nobc an
ocn icntre1ten 0clspdnbcn hcs S6iotboles &C.
bout. Son bieien Gclicn loien iid) mand)'nol
bie uno ba acwaltiac Stiicfe ob nno orobcn
Sen mcnidJliden @obnunaeu @efobr 0ieics
9cidob AUDI an 0icnltaa boraer Mode IN pper
siueiten &oro. Gin 9ouS init ieinem annscn
Snbolt ipurbe burd Die fallenocn 0elsitiide
uoaitinbis scritort SIN @ouie bciano lid, CUR
3cit pes TcIsiturscs cine 0rau nit Ginhcrn.
Nls bic 6rou bos @eloie Der fol!enoen Nelen
60rtc, na6m iie Gin 8ine uno fludtcte pomit
ouf Die Strobc in Der Wtcinuna eos onbereGinb
lei id)on orau6cn. slls bic 6clsiide bas 9a1s
bis auf eincn fleincn She'll serld)mcttcrt bottcn
uno man nodlaD, fono l'd) ooS oermlFc A'no
ocrabc an ser cr1dlcrcn Stcle nobe beim
Sicn uno aons unuerlcbt. s. mar, dis mcnn
sic foQcnbcn 0slsitiidc aerooe hos tlcne
Yldbd)cn battcn pcri1onen 'polcn, iuo oaS Atno
lid) bcfonp. '.:
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Der @6io 2Nailenfrcun0

,uirb Derausaeseben gum @eiten hes ct. Soicpba
YHaiienbanes dir bcilnatblcie &nabcn III Fpmcrop
Das @aicnbaus bat tcne anoere llntcritiisung ais
bic Gintiinite bes 8aiicnfreunbes unb bic ei6cnfe
ieincr aeer ga bic sab ber perlaiienen nne bli!tz
loicn &naben srpb, 1lnlergSatnbauS obcr behra'1tt
rerbulbet u,6 arm lit 10 bitten mir srgcnh alle
Wcnibenfreunoe, bic e slnitalt n,reb QlnnaDme eits
her iol9enSen @ori6ldge su untcritiiten:
Il gHcr ,l,ls brett $40 baar cinienoet hcm ihiden
mir ben Cbio9Eacmfreuno" 10 Sabre lang iecc9Sod)e
y gBcr uns ,uei obcr lnebrerc i, c ne Nhonnerttn
fcmbet, bic fir ein sabr potaus tsSaDIen ergat non
MnS Elm mertbpollcs G3ei6ent
- sBir bitten aee 2eier, bas 9SaiieNDanS bismclcE
tureb cine beIiebiae Gabe III unteritNscn..
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Gppington, Gp. Tiir Gitp=Goaeftur
itin1mt fir g Shcpb. 6. 8 pl lfin9.

G,lcacntld bcs Sabrcspcdcls m6d)tcn mir
unlcre 9cebrtcn ycicr nodmals ouf bic in SNil,
moufcc, @is., crideinenbc bcutid)c illu1trirte
Adier- ,,no @artemGan- 3ettnng oufnlerfiom
MAIDEN. s. lit bies Die cinsisc rein oeutid)<
oneritanild)e 3citid)rift, welDc crl1cint, nno
lit ncrsientsrmaben popular.
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1pottcn ; Die @ldubisen leuf5en; oie@eiit=
Ii6cr. err6tb ber. Ser friihere jest emeri<
.tirte olte Dfarrer6uon q. ldrsibt, oab er
bel Ser &unoe BON oieien @orgdn9en Dor
@rregung ge,peint hube @clblt Die nn=
6riitliblten 2eute idiitteln DOR Werwlu=
oeruu0 Die GDpfe !" .-~=. r o."
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9ibcralcr WpttcSOicui il in 0cuti0lanb.

2ibcralcr Wpttcaoicuit in 9cutl6laub.
9lls Qutber por 800 SoDren ongeblib
sic &irtbe. @pttcs perbellcrn wollte, oo cr=
fldrte er, bob cs fc!ncn beioEbcrn BON
@ott cin9eicbttn 4rieieri itono 9ebe. ion=
Der jeber M}snlb lei Yrelter ou0 o6ne
einc b0bcre 94ei6c uno @eubung. @a
ober bic epn1equcntc 9(usfiiDrung. bieier
9eDre cinen be1onocrn prpte1tontilNen
Yrcoi9er1tano ibcrf!iillia Acmobt Ddt!c,
10 crfldrte 2ut0cr in Ni0erlprud)c nit
id lslbit, oub Der Yrcoi9cr mir notD=
m1noi9 |ci, I'm uno,ronung an
b pe;mcioc@! 9oB .bfcler 1h>poDe
@runo fir bos Scibcboltcn Der Nreoi=
ger unter ben prcteitantcn nicbt ou5rei,
DIN miiroe, mar uorouS5uleDen uno cs 1T
III erlpuuocrn, boB 10 picle prptc itantilNc
Gemcinoc1 bis jctt ned ibre Nrc0i9er
6ebolten 6oben. SIM 9cl!tlNlano uber
idn9t man jcbt an bic Frcoi9cr 9on5 fir
ub:rf flulli9 81 boltcn uno 2utbcrs 2elrs
pom oG9enlenen Nric1tert6um praftilh
oussufii6rcn. aHie oos 9cldicbt> rarItcr
bcriAtct Scr uYrrtel loutilde &eiNSoote"
luie folgt: ....
uNmNc3ermoto ousIeTe fat Der &ird3cn.
9cucinotrotb Su 9libiewcn I'M Greilc.
10ten unter Dem Norl its bts t6nigli1en
@upcrintcnbentcn q. bic Scrtretuns Ser
4forrpccon5 balclbH in Scr Meile 9cnro<
net, hob Sic firdlihcn Gottcsoicnltc mti<
itens hur6 llberole 9c1nnte Gducrn unb
|@utsbe1ibcr ous ocu @emeinocn c63eDol=
ten mcrocn Ionen. Sn bem urs mjt9e=
t6eilten .Gcrtretun9splon preoisen in Ser
| 3cit rpm 7. Mppember bis l9. 0e5elnber
nur al 5pci @onntagen Pultoren uno on
|fiinf 5onnto9en brei .8auernpirt6e 1lub
;,pei Gutsbelibcr, unO nur am %. 9}o-
pcnbtr bdlt cuB:r eillem GutsbeIiber oud
Der Nector pber 2cbrer> beSOrtes @jottes.'
oieni It ; Der erlterc beutld, ber9ebrer pol=
Mid. Sen Bousrn lit oltd) 5ur Q(bbaltllun
Der 9itlr9ie Der 9lltar frci9eltellt; oud
oos Souftn murbe ibncn iibcrtragen. 9(ls
Die >ueltlitben D1it9lieber bes &rhenge'
meinocrot6s ts fir lhidlic)er bielten,
lpel1n Die Boucrn 1ib Del ber2itur9e itatt
Dor ben Mltar nor einen Yult ltellten,
1eQ 1ic Der Superintendent bele6rt bo<
ben, hos elem Wprurt9eile> Die our6 oas
neue &ir9cnpelen obge1Goft ieien. 3os
Soufen ,purb. l1lieblitb neben Den @eilt
Gben Dem Ntctor, obcr2c5rer iibertro9en.
Nm 7. unb 81 .9lopbr. bieltcn8auern uno
@utsbcliber @ottssoien tc al !; Der, luelaer
am 7. 9}opsmber an Der 9feile mar, trug
oer@emeinbe cine &otc6iIotiOn fiirSSinoer
in Trose uno Mntport pon 2anelous por.
glm 81. NppemSer hoben, mie cs in Dem
uns pprlicgeno,n Yeri0te bcibt, geprcr
oi9t: 9trr @utSbeliber .. in oeut der
uno Der Youern?pirtb g. in polnil9er
5mohe.-0iele mert>piroisc @eidlbtc
Dot Die cpon9elil6 6enNjemcinc ocs 9on=
s,n &rciles 8. in 9rnbe 9uIrc9nn9 pcr.
lsst. Nufongs bobe man cs gar ni4t
glouben moQcn, Sumol 10mmtlide Gel1t=
,Ae in Der Mdbe 0erne bic Nertretlln9
Der @ocan5 iibernommen bdtten. Sle
5timmung tn cen @emeinoen miro uns
folgenoermoben 0el9loert: Sic @p6ttsr
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Sic M(puatc ocs .SaDrcS.

Sic Wipuatc ocS Sabrcs. ::
Gtuoirt mon Die @ebrdud)e Der crlten
NDlfer Der g8clt, 10 merit mon ii6er Die
ltnter]u1ung bes Sabres II. Ieincr1 1auptt
obtbel(ungcn cine arpbe Scrl9ieoenbslt,
mon f0nnte lagen, cine tlefe Ner>p'rrung.
Sic Ginen be9onnen es I'M Triiblina, ole
Mnoern i'm 9erbit, Mubcre mitten lmgSins
ter. Sic Ginen tbeilten cs in bier 9(noern
in feds, 9lnoere in a6t Monotc. 9ieSoes
brQer lpeld)e es fir ben 8iir9cr na0 Dem
Saul Der @onue regelten, tbeilten es aur
3eit Wples in 5polf Monate Dor oreiSg
Sasen, uno iiigten Dem letten flint 2o9e
bin3u. Sic 2oteiner tDeilttn es Nnfan9s
in sebn Monute uno nonnten, lie na6 Ser
Orbnun9, in Der lie fol9ten, ponl Sriib
lin9 an fon9eno, erfcn 5weiten liebtcn ober
5eptember &c. I'm mebr, &e9eln1dBigf felt
6inein5ubringen, lcbte elmer beryo9f l9er
bes 9ipmulus .S>pei ncue bin6u, pon De-
mem Der cr1te Sonuor lieB, BON Dem 9io=
men sSauus, ben bielc NDlter ols 9(nfong
uno. Gnoe olsr 0in9e onbeteten, uno
,ei6nete i'm bes>pegen nit sluci. Stirnen,
oomit bie1er Niouat ouf Der cinen @eite
Den 9(nioug unb an Der, anoern Seite
oos Gnot. 5u 1ein l0ien. Ser slueite Nlo~
nat ,uor bcfonnt unter Dem 9tamen Sc
bruor, BON Tebr:'o cinem 9io1AenYluto's,
ooer pielmehr BON troilrigen Telten, bie
man homols I'll Gbren Der s oOten ,uno
ibres trouri9en 9errn fcierte. DRcDrere
anberc Wlonote perlprcn na6 un0. nod)
ibreu cilten 9iomeh I'm Den pon. @Dt=
tern unb Tiirlten onsunebmer, >uel6e
Der @Dbenoienlt poer Die @Ameie9clei Der
WDlfcr Oo5u erbpben. So soben Der l9rcd=
libe M(ors, bicQlp6robie ooer Die un5iid)~
tj9e @cnus, bic Mojo> Die Nlltter. oes
@pttcs Der Oicbc, Die &dderin Sumo bcn
pjcr cr]tenNlonoten bes olten So6res, bic
,bnen 9clpcibt norcn, lire Nqnen. Gabcr
Mdrs, Mpril, Moi, Sum-. .Sulius Gdiar,
Der lid ,penigltcns Den @0ttern .gleid
odtete, licb Sen fiinIten4}onot Suli nen<
men, pp11 Ieinem Nanel1, tbeils mil CT in
oitlen1 Mpnot gc6orcn mar t6eils mcil
er sur ndmlihcn 3eit ii6cr feline fur6t:
bor5ten Teillse triumpbirt fat. ,s(As benz
lel6en Grunoe le9te lein Nobfolatr @u@
9ultlis Den .leinen Dem folgcnoen Monot
I,bci. 0ie pier lesten batttn oas ous9estiA=
nete Yripilegiuu1, lire eriten 9iom.u Der
|Dronln9 Sll bs>uabrcn, Geptember
IOftober, Nouember, 9s5enlber.
0iele 5lp0lf r0milbcn Mpnote beltln-
Den ous breibig Sa9cn> luas erei6unoert=
unp1e6ssi9 Sage CAB Die iibrigen flint
wuroen aui Den Sanllar, Mdrs, W(ai, Suli
uno Sttob.r pcrtbeilt. 9a ob.r Nugu,
itus nidt 5N9eben tonnte, oob leinD}onat
lpcniees Sage sdblte ols Der. leines @or<
9dngers, 10 na6m er oenr Tebruor eiuen,
oic1 EN- trouri9tn Monote Der Sobten :;
ernutbiget burh Icin @tilpiel g(aubten
rDmilhe Nltrnnnmen ols CUTE Siir9tr gu
6anoeln, >uenn lie ibm einen 5ueiten noD=
men, I'm i'm ouf Den lebten oes Sobres
iibersutra9.n Der nidt 9erin9er ols Der
er1te 1,in fonntc. 60 muroen Mu9u1t uno
9e5en1bcr auf Soften oiel,s unsliidli)en
Mtpnots bcrci6crt, Der gemDDnlid ni9t
mebr ols o6tuno5ponsi9 Sage bat.
| roh;ro4,,1 Or GE.;;t. Nftn H M rftnr y
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mcibuahtcn int 2Saifcubo,lie.

s0it Treube.unh Dont 9cacn uniere biclcn
2crr bon Slnb uno Sfern rebcn ipir bon Dem
@cibnod)tSielte bet @oiientinber in 4omcroD.
Sir alle bic bieleus inns aeionoten @lidmiinid)c
iouis :9r0bcre uno fleiuere @tid)enfe fir Sic
9Saiien banten mir an. bieier Stelle ,heitcns
Sim slbeub Dor @ei6nad}ten wurbe Der ld0u
Neid)miidte 9Seibua9tsbaum nit ieincn uiclcn
yid)tcrn onac;iinoct unoaoic froblid)c n,untcre
Sd)anr .unlcrer. 15 8aiienfnabcn strat nit CT
wartunAS Ilicncn in Dos .lid)tDcllc 3i,u<
mer. ., iuelGe, Greube, berrihtc IA iibcr bic
@cid)ccruna! 9o CAB 'es GouoD unb Ecanuts,
Ncpfcl uuo Niilc, ioipic llcue Spicll laden Der
uerldiebcnfteu slrt. Scr Subcl uub Hic Trcuhc
her drincn &1,oben luol(tc feiu Gnhc llc1liel
sllS bic @ers6cn herbrannt, Gin Sbtil Der Gii-
bisfcitcn Der;cbrt unb hie Spieiad)en norldu<
fig bcie9cn iparsys ,ba mar 6, 3eit ;um :Sd)la<
fen, bc',ll am Bfibnadtstaac ielbit inlbtcn bic
@nobcn fritz aufitebe,,. 1lm llbr begonn
hos erite 9o1amt :bei brtHunter @eleudtuna
Der aird)e. e9oblreib mar Die @oltsmenoe, Bic
idon III aller SriDe gum Geite bcr @eburt hcs
@crrn bas @ottesDaus bciud)te. Son hcr
Airde begoben iih ua6 bcenbcter 'Micilc bic
22O Sdulfinber unb uniere Boiicn fuubeu in
bic gerdu,,tiae 9uac bcs Sd,ulbouics, nm bic
bort ierridtetc &rippe in Sluaenidciu Al reb,
men, oabor au betem une frDblide @cibnod)ts<
lieber su fingen. Sir allc oicic @rol1jtaltun@
gen: '9e6iiDrt bcn Gron;iafuAerbriiber,1, iope
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uns Gin Gaterunicr bctet. M(cinc &iEber ltnb
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beben,' benu iie t0pncn nid)t wie Dr cine fa>
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glewYort. Ser 5ljdbri9e Mm.
McGut6eon tritidte oieler Sage auf fol-
9enoe ionbc>b bare Weilc an einem @tiid
Yroo. Gr bate einem iril6en 8ettler, Oe r
in Die 5dcnte fom no er 9craoe 5ed)te,
Elm Gtiid SroO gercid)t, cs ober nit Den
Worten: uYeroommter Srldnoer, bcttle
bel beincu Xanbsleuten !" pieoer Suriif-
ge5pgen uno .s lelblt in Den Muno se<
ltedt Yl0blid laben Die Nnluelenoen, bab
cr bh1trotb i'm @eli6t uurbe, uns bas
peitcre 1T pbsn 9elo9t. .,.
The New York herald., 1875-08-26
MORE GREENBACKS.
THE INITIATION CONVENTION FAILURE-oNIY
SIX HUNDRED PERSONS PREsENT-KEIIEY, OF

THE INFIATIoN CONVENTION FALURE-oNIY
SIX HUNDRED PERSONS PRESENT KELLEY, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, THE ONLY SPEAKER
DETROIT, Mich, August 25, 1875.
The Imitation Convention opened this morning with
salute OF artillery Three sessions held forenoon
afternoon and evening" and except in the evening at
time there more than 900 people present. The
work of the Convention consisted Of set ad-
dresses by Congressman Kelley, of Pennsylvania;
Thomas J. Durant of Washington; L. A Wood, of
kentucky; Colonel Daniels, of the Richmond (va)
Journal; J. W. Jennings, OF Texas; D. Mahoney, of
Iowa; Sydney Meyer Barker, of Chicago; James
Buchanan, of Indiana and Moses W. Field of Detroit
Nothing original said, but the hackneyed
praises of the greenback, the nroconvertible bond
system and the demands for imitation of the currency
were sounded in various keys without evokng any
enthusiasm Keleys speech was the best one made
and attentivey listened to, compliment TO his
oratorical powers; but the remarks of the others
were dinusive and tedious Kelley declared that
the keynote of the whole question is that the currency
Of country should be based on a commodity which
q creditor nation may at its will deprive it of and leave
it without circulating medium, frequently done
when our banking on specie basis. The currency
should be based on that which is inexportable, but
which should give ample security for the redemption OF
the paper its convertbility into interest bearing
bond at the option OF the holders
About half of those chosen vice presidents were in
attendance ut the meeting and among the missing
Peter Cooper of New York; Gratz Brown, of Missouri;
Matt Carpenter, of Wisconsin, and Benjamin F. Butler
of Massachusetts.
The platform is the production mainly of Kelley of
Pennsylvania, and J. Young Scammon, of Chicago
formerly proprietor of the Inter Ocean, Kelly left to-
night for Philadelphia after agreement had been
made for the calling soon at some place in Kentucky
of another convention in the interests of imitation Now
that national organization has been effected the in
1ationsts purpose to foot active campaign in
all the States The leaders here to-day sangune Of
building up a successful party.