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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-26
Chicago "Tribune" On the Illinois
KepubIIean Convention

CHICAGO, May N5.-Th- Tribune VII
tomorrow. publish ar editorial revieS-
ing The seton Of the State COnyeniI0n
Ct Illinois yesterday, which will decisr"
that while the Cincinnati delegate were
unanimously f0r Blaine, the Conyeniioh
packed COMMITTEE on R@soiutIos'
.nIch declared for ne rag taoy sud the
bloody shirt. Of ali sstesuel pr1poss-i
for President Blame n.s :se i-ssi ques
tsouable record On tbese two qp@s-
lions and while the conysntOn
xs. Overwhelmingly for Blame the
agents OF tue adversary were lrepsring
Instructions thA: ars . hbsi upoa bis
Intelligence ard an asssnli % bis ps-
,rIy;sc recOrd. The seoynf resolution de-
cl.rcs. a. fact, the policy OF lenIency b,
the Republican party t,~srd the people
recently IN rebeiiiOn against the federal
authorities. having resulted IN death by
violence oi II lea>t 500 U 'onists, Whit
aud black, sSnce the com
nencsu.eut Oi tie present
policy Of rscoas,r9ctlon, aiso n placing 10
% ger IN the loser hDgse Of CoGg .
p,.r,ical party dominated b. eI c2r-
,.-.c-a.ss ard snslly 10 relsg.isng beck
10 the costroi Oi dls,Oysi whites
! D.. r-zriy every STATE rscVLquret " iec-
e. ,utho,Tiy by tie federal srr7sss.
t.. 8. .perysrsjOn cfirgth ana 80 sspr:- =
ION CO ,i "a tue Rspsbi'ein party. Wto
Auirorz-t TIE platform ihs coDmTit,s
= cal ibai party 20 Cincinnati for -
u,llcs-.? Or ~ denOgncr u IN DehA! -
;Ea R-pub.icsns II IIinoi,7 Wbo i i
ihst opposed the policy o; lso
iescy! Of peace ard hArnony3 Who
Ia, crpased the abolition of The coloT
/ lie and the DIVISION Of parties a; ;h'
sOzth or oibsr than lire 0; hs,red sSd
| e1tsrrnInGsoa. Wa BsiEs TIE man
,ho.e ~ aelszs:ss ~. directed 70 vo'e t0'
or VAS j; soGns Otbef mAn SaCss
record kss besa ths; Of yInepeiIye
haired 80 governr1snt by TIE sword
/ Wa . tie gskno-s shoss lrssnes o.
,ae pisisorn eaa have prepared trs Hsy
! for an Ab.adooneni and Betrayal oi
Bl.ipe A. ClrciEraii7 The rso.oiioa a.
.er;x = falsebo.d -hsc il de- are. tsat 9
( policy Of lsnisscy has PCT the Dersocrs:
ie paIiy % po~sr in 0os brshes oi Goa
g-ss, Did . policy Of iesisncy eisci
Denocr.iic members Of CJugr.ss II
N,sssetGs<tts, IL COoSestiest Ia ss,
H.Gpshir-, Io~. wscossin and hiest
ea.1 DID 75Iley Of len'eney give ID
( D-noerz:s q Isi sTIiy of the Esprzenis
live from Ss~ York, Ses Jsr,ey, PenS
sylrrris. Oaio. IncianA ard llhros
Va Ti 20. fran6, co.TBplioE and briosrI
ubder ,ss z.Tb Of sParSoas 10y
sI,y. The insisEztson that Blsih'
by his comrsittoz, the Wheel
C1nnii.es in LoGsxss ar
tse Polana ConnIi;ee N Afk.hsAs. rese
! v.,s1 these cSz.es back INTO tbs ooatrc
! sf csIOy.I whites = . ealonny. 10 fns'
Ter IA shoss intzrzt g may A<ss o~ei
uttered. sOr By Which Of the ehsn
rloos n tie bloody shirt it mag h.y
beea suggested
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American Baptist Publieatien So
ciety.

BUFFALO, y. Y, May 25.-1he an
nusl meeting Of the American Bsptis.
Publication Society took place to-day.
The annual report shows the total re-
ceipts from al sources for the year ending
March ls,, 1876 20 be s564.064. This sum
embraces S.s0,203 given specially for
building, leaving the ordinary business
receipts for the year s3l0,l6l. Eighteen
new publications have been sdded 70 the
list the past yesr, of which 81, 500 copies
have been printed Of former publications.
There have been printed during the ear
l52, 800 copies OF books, snd ls3 500
copies Of tracts Or the different pericdi-
Gals the total issues of the year are equal
TO 222 2i6, 62s pages Total issue since the
Society's organization Is 81 sO2. .l5
copies of books. trscts and periodicals i
equal i,s7l ,i70,650 Is no. pages.
Total number of publications on csts-
Iogue March l, 1876, l,l76. Seven
thousand dollars were subscribed st the
meeting to-day for missioLsry work IN
Rome.
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AE.. 40. -..< e..

BALTIMORE, May 25.-RAces The
selling race FOR g., sss, one mile and
taree-3u,rters, was 10 oy PIeea!o;
Leader second. sud Reso!gIe third Time
3:ll.
Inc preakness stakes, one mile and s
hsIf. vas Won by Shirley; Rsppatsmock
second, snd Algerine third. Time , a.
The compensation purse, ni.e neats,
vs.: won by Willie Burki Rhsdsman-
thu. second; the re-. dist.nced. Time
l:45l. las. l:5li. Rhsdsmsnthus won
the fr.. heat.
Tn- hurdle hAad;cap race, one NILE
All three -qusrters, was swon By Coronei
Wa-ISe second. Stanford teH and threw
n!s rider. Time Isl.
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FOREIGN.
~..,-s fer SIR ysh. Fr.shIi.-

LONDON, Nay 25--The steamer fAa-
dor.. which lasi ye.- made . vosAge 20
tie Arctic regions for the purpose ct
discovering the remains o. sir Joan
Franklin, h.s been refred for anoher
VOYAGE 70 Smiths sound, TO bring 70
England any dispatches Deposited there
bv Captain Mares Arctic eIpedIsson-
She left Portsmouth, to-day, snd viii
.s.i, papers from tie sdnirshy q:
Core from where she vill sAil for her
destinxtion Saturday
The are which broke ozt u Bristol l.s'
nigh, ID under control The loss . ~
known. The fre, however, vss the most
extensive tia: has ever visited Bristol
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General Conference.

BALTIMORE May 2j-BsRoP Peck
p-ssided IN the conference today.
The report of the committee % i'eed-
men "a. taken up. l; states ihai 70"
collections for three year asd iCa'
months were sau9, ,oco and tie total cis-
bu-.ernents since the Organization n
1850 ]. $4,000. The report says The
M.,hoir.. Episcopal church /. tie Ohiy
church With single exception, that 70,
. large Membership among The co.Sred
pesJple IN the south
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NastanE Race

Wv YoxK- Nsy 25.-Frsueis PsTato
be-An =: noon today On toe Fi7siEooc
c.grse Al attempt 20 r.1e - mastAn e
1.5 nile. within seTes DoGrs. The
6I,eth nile vss competed IN i~o S0'3F'
and ,hirte-a and s-9uA-ter zf1tes-
ps-olto xoa ihe race II good style,
e,npl s.ing tie l55 nilsz IN siI hour'
and a:.y-sighi miES;ss
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pand.II. silver BIlI.

wAsaIxsIoS, A4y - -Tbe House
Banking and Currerey COMMITTEES 70,
d.y unsairrccsly ,greeS 20 report aoo
recommend TIE passage Of RepraentA
rye R.n1aIfs bs.l 70 sgibC-iLe tie psE-
ensse of silver oaIlior 70 the sItesI -
seo.oCoOeO vrh sny aon<y II t1s treAs'
NV .od toe iss7e u siiser can Presns4
ths. 10 more taan s., 600 Of nons!
shall b Used n any Oos tine N parchA<'
iaS sCeh balboa.
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Fire.

ToLxDJ, May "a fire broke OF:
.boa. noon - day. il the dry kiln a.
.scaeI to Dewey Wsrren Il Go ;IAve
factory =, O.tswa Lake Michigan. The
entire property Vas destroy ed. During
the progress OF the IRE the cooper shop
srd .,sye factory Of Dewey, F'-:er i
{. a, Rjgu, Eve miles 80: u Ottawa,
Like Michigan. xas discovered 70 D. %
IRE. No:x outstanding the n. that ard
was sent irom this CITY. the entire prop
er,y "a. Destroyed. No eztinsie Of the
les: Ia. been given, ID: 1t will be heavy
The insurance. uuknoEn.
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CHIErESroS. Nay zs--A week ago
eoqntry merchant + AboeyvIiie oDGniJ. 7.
r,net aArnos. aod rs vie, we're fo1r'e
naro@-,d N their bed TIE nsfeereT'.
fur IN gnter. we're sTrest@d, soG yes-
,ert.v thsy ssrs taken from the sssrSn
,ns 80: Tire hEndret Ps-scns we're
r-.ssr, A: :bs eIecg.iOr, and oae bah'
srsd ,hoSs we're fred-
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All. vo,m. for IN. Cent. nniaI.

OMAHA MAJ 25.-Nr. Jane H@~-
mar Uf SAa FrAncisco. passed IL iazh
,ni. city to-day With 6,0oo 81 X ~Otu4s'
xsicb Ee i tzkfr z to Poilsde!phI. u sE-
hjt5t THIS is the srsi Instance "a Tbien
worn. have been earned .uch distance.
IRON China u PbiisdsipaiA some 400
nH.s The xorms are 10 fne c1sdii'ou-
and have grown double .'zs and vi.
readily spin on srTTyA!.
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AsxAPoLIs, NAy 25.-Sine cadets o.
the .econd .nd third cases nASe ea
required 20 resign ssd su1er seei'on
trocu The sc.asny for theft ss1p!es Of
z.n.Ienears furnishing good itss we're
s.po.i,e. N . Art eisss nAn' roorn " .
RaitiDore drummer IL he sbsenes sers
. kec.
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Base Bail Record.

Bc~r,x. May 25-The tnest game Oi
the season ~s- p.sved o~tSeen the Bos-
,on.sud Ciuctbnai-. Tue ae.dinz was
20 .harp ths, neither side eaGd sore
. run III! The tenth inning. when the
Bo-tou. esrced iour ruI. SD blsnking
their oPponstt,
New Yosx, May 25.-'Ss- Louis 2
MaIusis y.
PHrLapELPHIA, Nay 25.-There "a.
draw game between the Athletics shf
Ioui,yil.es. esca hsi Two scores - the
ED OF the thirteenth inning.
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rseFr..hf.s privilege.

AsHISsIoS. MAJ 25--The senate
Committee on Postotsces snd Possruats
te-d.y agreed TO report bill 70 restore
The franking privilege tor ali Iessers or
packages sent on purely ofsci.i business
az the heads OF barezus and executive
dsosrsments. OF BY Sen>,ors or Mem
hen Of lie House Of Representatives
The bin will contain seven penalties 70
n-axen, misuse and ofhsiAI frauds
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. hJ Western
Union Line, ot3ce Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th Sta
DOME ESTiC NEWS.

California DEM Seratie Convention.
SAN FRA NcKco 25.-The Democratic
State convention effected 8 permanent
organization tonight aud decided no. TO
chvose presidential electors till after the
ST. Louis convention.
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Fire

S!r7ssUEsg. May ga sre occnr-
~ -Ass night 81 The Kingston Conn
A, of Wettaeh, Conch & Co. corner
As-kst and B.ysrt streets, Ale
s--1y City, which badly damaged the
ry ard about 1000 cotHns- Loss
i'o1i $1,000; fully insured
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Nz4-e --;.es:et 20 ::Aie ihs: me
ws.. p-z-g called for to-day will Be
,...--. -1:;. a::er The meeting OF he
.. 80 Executive Committee.
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gz. ,---:y ao~ hs: an opportunity
,-.l-.-. :,e State capitai. o. oy sur
,.-.=..-. =. p.=ce one ot her citizens
- .c>s:. Which does she
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,,etins of County Executive
Committee.

,,zr MEMBERS Of THEoHIOCouNTf
r.mo,rs.ic Executive Committee are
-. 20 attend a meeting Of the Com
-. AZ the office OF the Demoerssic
-vy.cut!ve Committee, No. f's Mar
..----. on Tuesday. way Sofh- 81 }
- yN. Business OF nportanee VIII
--r-z,I sr!sful -endauee Is de-
< VI. TODD,
Chsirna ZEN. E1. Com.
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NtuDs shat Down

Down Nh Nay S-The COchee
.nd Cotton mills val shut down durIag
the month Of August owing 70 . large
-.noun, Of print esoihs On hand and dull
sales
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= PA-rEE>oS zas nomlnstet II
a.. - too->-sPe- il plsce Of FTTz-
.--= -a-Cvet
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~ ~>atis- :s-d-y r'A x !oa-'.:
,t, ,--- ..-tl-.. = ,ol.i>cs: g-lr.ds,
e.. .,-s<--.--l =ri ,o:9. ~sirs
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-as C1.rz-5 T-5,cs< -epudisies the
REPUBLICAN platform
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aAS .or ~as Yesterday effected
Fss- G,---s, Assembly OF the
=. - - land and the Pc
- ...sy:-- Synod Of Scct!sIt.
..-.:. h4-ches become one
..-.-- a.. -.v- tsen one il faith
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r. 81 LEY would inform
-: OF toe twilight:
"..- las wo-n woO.-n
.-.... - srt wN glad -
$50 - = recollec;s $ time
80 - e.: c. sni-t $; all -Four years
.'-.---,-..-, o: army lI:eia camp. OF
- 49, through the da.:
s. So, OF battle in
49,, - 4-t ST. :ne ups sni downs,
.5,l,. -, q: soldier: experience
'-'' 60 a, ~: Of aIs linen long ago,
Al 81 =: %. inculeA:s = spiri: o:
--a--sz Inn. he think. that his
49, AZ cleqaered experience has
-.-;-: 60 =aoggh OF human nature 20
-; ne -guinea stamp from the
- uAn.
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7t'heeliua Realster.

e.: .'.s>d yss,ertGy az ll23
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RAILRosD BoSps-Quiet and strong
STATE SECuRIuS-Dull

STATk SECI hLTlE-D1lL
STocKs-0pened weak and prices de-
clined / TO per cent bu, subsequently,
became irmer and advanced 70 per
cent. Lake Shore Vas exceptionally drn
and advanced to 81 90 q report tha, tho
compsnys earnings were enough to pay
4 dividend 10 August Michigan Geo.
trail was Isyorsbly atec,et by this rumor
and advanced TO 46.; later there
was general decline. Pacific Mail and
Western Union were weak, the latter on
report that Vanderbilt 70 day sold 3.-
coo shares Of hIs stock. New York Gen.
trSl depressed. Granger stocks drm; 10.
wards the close the market ws les
sctive with recovery OF ~ per cent
from slternoon decline. bot IN dnAl salss
this vas partly los;. The transactions
were $4,000 shares. ot which 5000 vere
Pacific Mail. 5000 Western Union.
5000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore. 1000
New Ysrk CentrAl and 1900 Michigan
Ceutrsl.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

NEw YORK. Nay Is. -NoSrr-
Closed easy at ai2AtaSp@rcent Prime mer.
camille paper +96 per cent Customs 70
ceipts $4,000 The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed sos, 900. Clearings slS000,-
600. Sterling for 90 days 4s7ti for 5
days issi
GoLp-Opened and closed At 1924.
with sales during the day at ll23. Rates
paid for carrying were per cent
Loans ware also made iSt.
(,OyysSuESH-Firm
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The Sens.e's amendments 10 the bill
authorizing the sppoin;m-r; 80 r.-~'vers
ofths ns.Iorsl tsrk- v..-'.-. n car
, 1876-09-03

wide grasp Of affairs, and, finding tho ,o.;>.-
uncongenial be gave way to NuntEotnerr sSsst!on
Ter, man OF learning and talent, with ~
promptstuue OF mind which Stillson 1ac1-oS I'm
was also Il fine writer and his facile and r;..d nc
esque articles were often mistaken ~ piStot- 81
bert's. But be was not hard-worker W a. uaufi-
dom perspred. In fact, he was sluerfsh a.a S SEX
cfned to fct the paper run ITSELF Sny h. uo ~. u
back seat as lcAlcr-Writcr again, and ~ 'eaes
glish journeyma1. printer naned (ohh1as.I En-
who formerly acted as foreman, comes ~
front. Ue understands the routine and T. +. <ae
executive quitkness, but he is fonrth s y an
man, and is not at all d: for the position W;at;s
the forty-eight hours succeeding his an1..aa .tala
ment. at least a dozen of the writers hpontr hsrs AZ
fercd their services to the other papers ~ 0l-
city. The 1Iorld has almost aIways been =; sae
fancy writer's and poor in editors, It haa ial a u
comnon-seQse, but has been opulent in VI ae. ss
eloquence- Il has, therefore, been ton"hsslMo aao
The fact is, Democrats have never understa:;;
the World. It's learning has been flung awav W
them. It is dainty and fastidous, and e thsr" W
well, they are not. They don't know onvtS;..
about Agamemnon su}king In his tent. Wrtne Wha:
the Democrats Of New York City want is ,ns Inas
toned, bright, cheap, vulgar paper, that ror,s
not dodge an indelicate story, and that woai9 o.9
report murders and prlze-fghts. Most Of aa ,baua
believe in straight whisky, and they don't n n.1aa
paper run on Mnmm's Fcrzenay or Cha+aaa1.. haa.
Ychcln. It the World can be raced intn y
cent sheet, a cross between the Sun and ~
Police Gazette, it may live; not, it viii .e ta ha
fore Hayes Is inaugurated. 1t is now ounr1 W.
a syndicate Of politicians who hang their hono5! ~
OH = Uncle Sammy" JEHousp pe'
, 1876-09-03
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Sept 2.-Besides the failure in the
Cleveland iron trade, there has been I'LL unusual
number Of smaller bankruptcies announced dur
ing tic week in trades and manufactures, the
liabilities ranging from $4,000 TO $4,000. Ad-
yices from Dundee report great depression in
trade there. A fortnight ago one Of the largest
wqEzs in that town closed, throwing nearly
2-ND persons out of employment. Yesterday
Rit.:hit s. Simpson announced that one OF their
mills would be closed on Thursday next, and
pense With ali tieir wcaysfs, between 2o5 and
3cl, in another mill at the same time.
THE AMERICAN LOAN.
New YoRK, Sept. "A London dispatch
saws: "Subscriptiuns for the new ~ per cent
fn:ling loan arc actually. coming in from pri-
va1e investors, banks, and insurance companies,
both here aud on the Contincnt.:'
, 1876-09-03
DEATHS,

~~---~~--~-~------~>~--~-
COLE-The funeral services OF the late 1iEah D.
| Cole, Jr., will take place at the First Baptist
Church, corner OF South Park-ay and Thirty-frst-
st. this Sunday morning at IL o clock, in place OF
the regular morning service The remains viii Be
deposited for the present in the vault Of the
Church.
The friends of the deceased are invited to A.
tend.
BLOOMINGSTOE-Funer services OF Be,ths.
wife Of J.S. Bloomington will e held at the ruI-
versity Baptist Church to-day at ? p. NJ. There.
mains will te taken to Grace!and Cemetery by car-
riage. ali friends are invited to attend
AORGAN-0n Sept. 2, Of summer complaint,
Oracle. daughter OF Q. H. and Julia P. Morgan,
Highland Fark, aged months q days
FRAzEk-274 South Morgan-st., died Saturday
Funeral from the house 10 O'Clock Sunday to cal-
vary Cemetery. All lfricnd= are invited.
Wal. WALLACE-A4s &C Il, At sa9 Luis, co,til'
aged 15 years. Son Of E. @. and Helen B. Val
lace OF this city, 29D Fulton-st.
Grace Nyra, youngest child 81 FranciJJ. and Ads
r. Cushing, aged months and IL days.
REMlCK-0n Friday evening" Sept. I, at 17a7
Charles II. Remick.
Funeral at = p. m. Monday, Sept, 4, to Grace
land Cemetery.
CURTls-At Omaha, Aug. 81, Of pneun1oni.
Walter Curtis, Of boston, son Of the late Hon. B.
H. Curtis, aged 50.
FORE-Settie Sarah, beloved daughter Of Will
lam and Emma Fore, died Sept. 1, 1876, age II
Funeral ut Rosehill Sunday, Sept. 8, by car
riagea.
Thy will be done.
80 London papers please copy
BARp-Robert Ar; Stacy Bard, Of consumption, On
his SD birthday.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
, 1876-09-03
HYDE PARK.


The Eighth South Park Concert
took place at the park nusic-stand yesterday
afternoon, commencing at half-past o'clock.
Tie weather WAS somewhat peculiar, but never
tlcless quite pleasant. Tie music was fine.
Hans Balatks was not there to lead the orchcs-
tTa, but his position was satisfactorily filed by
very large. between 5000 and 1000 being
there, and all were pleased with the
entertainment. As usual tito park phaetons
proved their usefulness, and the lawns were
thronged with pleasure-seekers who came to OBJ
city.
Of the season was given at the hyde Park
House. Tuesday night; The open-:ir con-
sfr hsgan oRns uRs the aad n9Tsn }a en;dh sefandah
visitors. At $50 the grand t}ining-llau was
opened, and thcnceforth till near midnight all
was melody and mirth. The promenades
were brilliantly lighted, and hundreds
return again to renewcu festivities.
The trim little Bret nartc brought out num-
bcr Of the lovers oil tce-crcam and dancing, but
the greater portion OF tho moonlight sailors
were sht Of Drawing tue unknown terrors Of q
rising storm, aud sought their metropolitan
dolniciles by cars and couch.
The Attendance WAS large and select, and
Vleasanter evening has seldom been passed.
The Chicago Rifle ciub Cub shot at their South
Last "Wednesday Mr.. B. Hirsh died after
lingering llness, at his residence OIL Oak street,
Alr. Robert Il. McMurdy, former resident Of
fright - IN Niles, Mich, visited his many
friends here during the week:
Mrs. Allen Fowler, Miss Minnie Fowler, and
Master Alien Fowler have just departed on
, 1876-09-03
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Photographing the Baby--A North
-Carolinian's Ground for
Divorce.
Beauties of the Barem --- Sea.
Nymphs and Their Toes.
The Old Maids. SWeethcart---SuHering
for the Truth.

TIE LADY AND TIE FLOWER
There was sweet flower, red and white,
That filed the gazef with delight
Dropped IN soft showers the summer ram;
Joy bounded through each teelnin. vein.
Shone the glad sun, aud round It folieo
HIS qnlckenlns heat in waves OF goiu.
4 lady fsoHl htr chamber came,
And watched Its bells In beauty flame.
Each jewcled brunch she closely scanned,
Then bore the brightest in her hard.
ACROSS the grass she gayly sped,
And s1nilin. to herself she said:
t'0f flowers that bloom, or birds that ny,
Not one il half 70 bright a. /. !"
Then from the sun to grateful gloom
She passed into the fragrant room,
Took down the mirror from Its place,
And gaZed Oh her own lovely face;
Close TO her cheek then held the tiosser,
still sparkling with silver shower.
And softly mnrmured: Eyes that SHINE
Like crystals-rosy lips arc mine.
The foolish flowers can never vie
With this fair facc-EO sweet anu shy"
Her husband viewed the pretty scehc-
The blossom in its robe OF green
The smiling girl in silken urcss
Rejoicing in her loye1incss,
And felt tho thrill to monarchs known
The darling vision WAS his own.
Hearing his merry lnugh, she turned,
And asked with blush that brightly burned,
(Which is mure beautiful u smile
Rippling round her lip. the while.
A roguifh light was in his eye, -.
And jestingIy he made reply.
To draw into some sunny strife
His dear, vain, jealous little wife.
1.-The flower thousand rincs, he cried,
''Ah, would that it could be my bride;
Fair Us in angel from above!
My soul is one wild zee of love-"
An angry flush swept O e. her brow:
''What think you of your beauty now!7'
She said: then droppe the blossoms sweet,
And crushed them with her dainty feet,
Alas for her who, every hour,
Is iealoux-eyen OF flower!
FROM TIE JdpaAese, IL lie ,IQEQn Mail.
, 1876-09-03

HEADQUARTERS SECOND DIVISION HAYES AID
WHEELER atsuTE~MES, CHICAGO, Ill.,, Sept p
General Order No. !. Having been elected Com.
manuer OF the Hayes and Wheeler Minute Men Of
the Second Congressional District, and having
assumed command, hereby announce the follow,
ing staff appointments. They will be obeyed and
respected according: Maj. r. F. Wilson, Chief Of
Stan; Maj. Guy T. Gould, Assistant Adjutaat.
General; Capt. N. E. Dickson, Acting Assistant
Adjutant- General; Maj. John H. G. Baumgarte9'
Assistant Quartermastc-Ge Gen. J.. 4.
Hammond, Assistant Inspector-denezal' Na}; 1T T
Davis Fitch, Assistant Surgcon-Genernl; Aal.
1l ;1ohn Hoffman: Chief OF Cavalry; Maj. George E.
White, mastering Officer.
Aids will be announced hereafter.
2. Company commanders will Immediately re"
port the names and address Of their company
officers. the number Of men enrolled, and the num-
bcr OF Uniforms on hand to Maj Guy T. Gould,
Assistant Adjutant-G General, at the West Division
Post Office.
g. Nards having more than one company, and
less than four, wifi form battalions and elect
Major, who will appoint m Adjutant and Quarter
master. Wards having four OF more companies
will elect Lieutenant Colonel, who will appolns
an Adjutant and Quartermaster. -,
4. Battalion aud company commander VIII
prepare their commands for general parade Oh
next Thursday. c. R. MATSON.
Colonel Commanding.
OffCi11. CRY f3nTYTn A6ft-EFu,