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A call for State Convention In Albany, Sep.
20 Is to he issued to.day by tc "Gtecnbick folks
who sent delegation to 81 Leuis. The Indepcndant
tireenback party, which htld he meeting IN CooDer
Institute, ln,endrd to issue C. for an earlier o. uyen
ion, nut has decided upon Tie came time nnd lace
They aNoW Their intcnton of NlElAg CouutY JuutiaN
As omby. aud CongrcaOgAl no n,nltons IL TINS CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

MONTREAL. Sept THE whole OF the bed
way OF the Southeastern Hallway ia Canada has been
senrd oy Mr. Lamhkn. who secured Judgment for
Il! an accident On the railway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

The ruins OF Castle Garden are b ing cleared
away and rebuilding VII. 90 4 be commenced. Ths
knisr uon Commissioners w.i Ray Tor the WORK with
the Insurance money and therefore help eithct
ely e stale authorities. IhrU tsr ruls ultil next
May. ana thcL h NAY b turned out bat they regard
Tie uti-cu tAcr use uf ttc BattHiy according to
Secretary Jac4sOp, as purely sentme nta"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Harrisburg, Sept. Gov lIaitrann has
issued death warrants for TIC execution ut Thomas
hunlcy, James Carroll James r0yle. Iiugh McC chan
and James koariy, the Molly AHguues Who were
lec@ntb convicted in schuylki county OF muricr IN
tue nist degree, Ihe exc culJA VIII taAc place OCi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

BRlpGrPoHr, sept. In the Superior Court
to-day John and Joseph Kinney, and John Rogers were
sentenced to imprisonment Tor ifc Tor an outrage on
Sarah Hart In June last Koswrll g. Bartlett tcoOrcd)
r., eNcu the same seAtcuc' f3r Ike crime ou yuLug
LADY school teacher IN MOlrOr. In the lAlrl case ar
rst, tral. conviction and sentence followed villain
tMelNe days " The eollnla a0n U. lhe Crlmn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08
Catching au Alligator.

JOHN Ny IN and "PIuck " DAWSON Of nacken-
sack on TUESDAY night caught IN The Hackcnsack riv
young alligator. measuring three feet ana one inch
They saw II swimming the river shot At H.
IL made dive for inusAra' hole Ia the river bank
"Puek hitehed line 10 the agstor's tau and pulled
IL out OF lna hole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

nanS made m assignment. The immediate causc ot tho
suspension was an extensive purchase OF lumber aud
adeuiecaiion Of the va ue Of tlr purchase The bank
has been struggling for me time agnuHi adverse cir.
cuunianees, The liabilities are t351OOn The mai JrIty
ot the deposNofs are laDOrlng men and women.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE In THE METROPOLIS,
DASHES HERE AND THERE NJ THE
SUMS REPORTERS.
What Recorder Hackett Knows About Guss
Showing Jury that the Theory set Up
by the Defence was physically Impossible.


Showing q Jury that the Theory set Up
by tho Defence was Physically Impossible.
Henry Buntee was tried yesterday In the Gem
eral Sessions for shooting two little boys The evidence
Of the boys that Buntee, provoked BY something
they had said to him. picked and pointed It at
them one said him, go shoot yourself" whereupon
he took aim and nred seventeen shot penetrated the
body. neck, and limbs OF Doy and two struck the
other The prisoner said that the struck the win
dow sil. and discharged accidentally. and his law
argued to the jury. Recorder IIacke took the
gun the bench and experimented with 1t. He then
said that II impossible to discharge It by striking
as the prisoner testined.
"Il agree. said he, "to let try II with this
gun loaded half way to the muzke. I'm not much Of
betting but IN bet $1,000 that It can't be done"
The prisoners counsel cited the case Of Clement T..
Vsllandignam to show that nrearm would go on un'
der circumstances that supposed to render It i'm
possible. Thereupon Recorder Hackett said that he
had not heard OF that fact. He Illustrated with the
Eun me dlnerent ways Of using e. from the raising OF
me trigger TO the explosion, and told the Jury that the
i,ncory of the defence was physically impossible The
Jury rendered verdict OF guilty OF aut ana battery.
and the sentence was one year In the pcnltcntlarY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

The Aldermen have requested the Commits
sloncr OF Public Works e. inc ude IN tie estimate foi
cYpcnsss u Lis department for 1877 SUFFICIENT "a
repair al the SIR cts south of ghtNslxtg strce ane
al tHr space now covered with woOG ani concrete 10
TIE Nlty.
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nnrncy MiIIfnm,,r Nicce.

Miss Mary Bevins, ulece OF the late Barney
Williams, WAS married yesterday morning. IN IA,
church Of the pouiacan Fathers. 10 Mr. George Hoer
WAS eu'ertnhsd 81 brcagfast lJ Nr Don B.ucitau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

PAIEEsvILLr, o., Sept 7.-Gsn. j. c. Easement
was to-day nominated by the Liberal Republican snd
Democrl c convention, held IN Warren as the reform
candidate for Congress az Iust James A. G4rnrld Tc
domination T. received Niti great euthusssm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

RosToS sept. T. The L,ho View House at
Lake Quiusiglmond, owne4 by {. NJ Gould, WAS burned
last night, The 'oss Is $780, insurance sinoO. The
houf" WAS kept ny PAU iltur, Whj loss a MS lur-
uitpfo Sc luflfante SluVi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

MI UepIge DO VOC, Ine acIor, Wcut 70 IN
rope several months ago 10 hire ballet Tor Bibs.'
tha coming spectacle IN Nhlo's G1riru e returned II
the steamer anAIa yesterday, accunplli- b. large
parry VI dancers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

First Georgia District Julian Ilarhrlige, Dem
Tine lion. Nm H. bAkrr Of O.wrgJ toun y Rrpubl
car. lWeuty fourth District, y !, v : Ste. scr Of
Franklin county Eighteenth District Of Peunsylrania
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Col. sim Il the Park Theatre Brookiyn, hA
order thst th9 urkets s,G hy ticket spccu ators r
U.e theatre be Te4uscd a, tus door.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Thomas Kelly. aged ei.ht yeary, Of tHs First
riruet J"i-tI tltY Was ~ 4'i hN ,YJlNc al the
RrGlswiCA sliret crossing last aiShi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Mf' fTdnkuu H. carter manager IN tnls CIT
for the London Guardian Insurance Company. wa
drowned few days ago In Crooked Lske. near Emira
where he was nsning. lie WAS son OF MIR. Ware
Carter aud hal Ion. been connected with Tue lnsuranc
business IN this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

IoR9Nfu, se,t. = lie Ontario rnemen who
~ p lAhe part m lhe itt+ruai DIAL ia lnHt aps -
Nieeosoof ei l4aIi,lioA Tor New lnra tls n4-ru.n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Among the contributors to the Illustrated
hse'H, IS uu, are smeb Parton. BRO son Howard,
Mtrih ia0h Iunn. Hfau Browne, DA,,y. joan
h'it trills', II H. AMAs, ana Jcnnlc Juue. adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

The pawnbrokcrs Of the ricn are tho so.clllod
llst Ou,, prlCe sI1 renls.-lar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

ST. Louis, Sept. The Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad VIII be sold by auction tomorrow under a
foreclosure " amorlgagc. II 10 undcrg oof that An
drew Pierce, Jr he purchaser ui the Missouri rAcnc
Railroad, yesterday, VIII al-O This one. ana the
opinion ircNA.t in railroad circlps taA thrsr rCRds W
be consolidate aid operated under OHt nAaas- llcLt
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busGON, sept. = All diif, reLcrs bctwern VI
Re,nr AuI Gen. Bun & have hfru t,tt tI, aus bHi'
via IsAe Tie sseu. iol luNl - tno LOAto lls u1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

, e., ol1ll Pl aving Cards; new bopulsr fail limos
VI 20 eWj Nttyr l.. Mlgtrr ~ k~iIg street -.ldp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-08

Luc} Randall Comfort rlnty. ." lho nella rl
hsrs'o.a," Ia OUT " day IN 'hc / 3'ts ,lIf.".
Hup.
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folONea by eooiel clearing weather.
The Thermometer In New \ Ork Np~icrdRy
A. Hudnut's az S.N O'Clock \. NJ, G,,; O. 62s I:
o5, ~ ~. di-i $50 r. NJ o. C. dj' .. g. ~ 6l'
, 1876-09-06
SOUTHWEST ROOM,


consisting Of the portraits Of all the Presidents
cd, and Of Americans distinguished In literature
aud Btatcsrnanshp, ail paintcd by Hcalcy, and
several works Of uncertain date, aud nttributod
southwest salon. Thesu will be noticed at
length hereafter. Among tile othcr notable
pictures arc: "Thc Dcath Of Virginia. - (407,
by Bertrand. The heroine Of Bernard g..
pierre'h romance lies drowned on the scashorc,
wllcre el,a hns lust been tlruwu up by tho
waves. The. face is beautiful IN death, anil
looka as If she was calmly, sleeping. The pic
"a Gold Dry" ,N11), by Nlttis, u Paris j,
u gold and crisp and the lendcn sky
Il handled with great care. "Tho Second
Birthday" by Hurncnann, ts one Of those Ger.
Dciicnbaclt and III whose style it Is very fnrcl,
Wcrner'a achsistmas s Trec" nss),p ortiIub's -
"Evcning Prayer ''-an old Indy returning
I, thanks t. cur Heavenly Father, while q. her
heads arc capita! studies. Finding the Way )"
{470), by Kronborger, will provoke smile.
Thrco travellers arn lost Ia tho saow:-stprn.
;ney ;Tnsy h hnys psfyc =. gfpOat the nssr E
anothcr's back, while tho third adds hs s,,p-
port, aud the topmust one with Ills ..cane ro-
moves tho snow to ascertain the way.
"Aledttntlon" (4sG), by Uouge:ca,1, Is a
very cxqns!tc1y- finished head. Maternal
Affection" {4os), by Jourdah, possesses all the
suftness aud do1!cacy Of water-colur. There
Is q fine flesh fccling tn both tlla mother ard
child, and the drawing Is superb. Alonjenot's 3
"MIscr and Ape" advises tho laying up Of
treasure where thieves will not hfeuk III and
steal. The pct upe of tho Roll.huarder has
gainca access to tho treasurc, nnd l. throwing
ncaring tha tlngle Of the coEu, ruslles lii utterly
horrillcd at what he beholds. The picture ii
strong in composition and color, though A little
cold In feeling, With tendency to hardness In
60me Of tho linrs
, 1876-09-06
THE GUESTS.

TUE GENTLEMEN AND LADIES
who had been honored with Invitations TO this
preliminary exhibition were remarkably prompt
In attending. They turned outin good numDer.
too, Notwithstanding the wet weather. Al
o'clock tho rooms were all well flllell It was u
critical esscmblagc, composed Of people who
had seen much Of art, and who were not apt to
conceal their opinions. That their expressions
wcro generally favorable Ia n satisfaction TO tho
gentlemen Of the Hanging Committee, whose
arduous labora are now successfully terminated.
Mcssrs. George c. Clarke, John q. shortall, ].
Il. Jones, 8. 81. Nlckcsson, and the other mcnl-
bcrs Of tho Committee wcre present.
It would be impossible 10 mention oil Of tho
visitors by name, but tho following, who were
among tho number, arc sufficient to show the
high character Of tho assemblage: Mr.. and Mrs,
John D. Drake, Mr.. II. NJ, Thompson, Mr.. E. C..
Larned, Mr., A. J. Marble, Mr.. Marshall Field,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Eastman, AlE. and Mrs.
buckingham, Mi. and Mrs. Hiram Wheeler, MIR.
E. 7. Watkins, Alr: John Stafford, Col. Jaekspn,
Asay, Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Kellogg, Mr.. J.
II. Dunham, Nj. f. y. McKaig, MaJ. uoodwln,
the Hon. Alexander Mitchell, ot., MIL
waukee, Mr.. Hans Crocker, Miss Fargo,
the Rev. L. r. Chamberlain, Atr. L. IT, Webster,
Aax Hjortsberg and ladies, c. A. Gregory, Mr..
.ryrfe!i and family, Mr.. c. llIghwood, the isey.
". W. Patton and family, Nj. Rufus B, kgl-
5}e9R q Green Day, ~. nalmes Y. Reliogg, Mr'
Col. 4. Keith, hi. bryan, Miss Jsssls Bryan,
Nj. Ferd ". Peck, Dr. DelaIis Miller, Iii. Ii.
A. Elklnf, Mr.. j. +. AttkeU.
, 1876-09-06
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER g. 1870

"Thc Egyptian Watsr.carTier "ii5oI by Eliza.
ne' n csng sEeag gYgs II +, 1afo a
American artist long resident at Rome" WI
taEc on the Nlen (146) ard "Kuins Of Kon
O!nho :" {lsp)-exhiblt the peculiar atmospheric
of tho Caliphs tl55) Ia very much In the sa,nc
vein. fagea "Fligil Into Egypt" U1l) has
excited a good deal Of discussion among the
critics, but the hurried view had If 1t yesterday
~ merits. "The Virgin and CGilln NS5) by
Kclecmer .is standing On 4 capital from Tic de-
tllroned column Of q ienthcn temple, while
near by ID the bead from statuc OF ono of tho
Roman fllv'ait,es, typical of the arrival Of the
new h!Hponsation and the overthrow Ut pAnthc-
isssc iaolatr!. Immediately behind tho Child
abstract purity. 1.-THE Connoisse,irs i Idol, by
MentEler, will provoke a smile NJ the two apes,
who aze pceking into . portfolio Of engrayings.
, 1876-09-06
SOUTHEAST ROOM,


Is very largely represented IN this room, where
are to be found many Of the beat genres in tho
collection. "Tyrolcan hunters on I.atls," by
Kuszlnucr, is an exceedingly clever rendition Of
a frequent phaso Of rural life. A couple of
hunters from tlle city have made themselves at
hume In farmhouse. The old lady IL knitting,
tho grown-up daughter Is spinning, and the
younger members of tho fanily arc examining
eurfously the gins and game Of the hunters, the
elder Of whom with mock gravity pays the
daughter handsome compliment and bc9s her
acceptance of a bunch OF Wild flowers. Tho
mother looks up somewhat amazed at tic tD-
pudcnce OF the young Nlmrod. In tta tJaek.
ground stands The girls lover, wllohns Just come
for the girl ia half Inclined to accept the bouquet.
Nfs lace bCtrays unlttcrabfe anger nnll jealousy,
and IL is with difficulty that he can restrain him
eclf, The technique Of tho picture Is excellent.
by Bo S' gS II tao,a as s5sa Snarfa n5e ees
which many Of the Partisan artists arc famous.
Two rather stunning looking women, one doing
crochet work--the other locking on-forrn the
and tho dresses aro naurycls u artistic nnisl,.
Sunset {soS) by Church, q small landscape, Is
"Locll katrlne" [23o) possesses some Of tllat
peculiar wetr'iGess Of manner which haa given
strong IN eilcet, and the sftsnrncr of aunsl!lne
on the elakcIn the middle distance FORMS marked
contrast to the gloomy feeling Of tho mtlldle
foreground. before the Departure" Gaio)
by Eseossura, represents q scenC III a
Spanish barrack Of Y0U years ago. A group Of
soldiers are drinking succcta to tlsoconilng ca1i-
palen. Tho f,isli Of the picture IL very cArefnl.
David Neal's Interior OF St. Mark's n C,.S) Is
too we'll kmown to require airy detailed mention.
Church's Valley OF SANTA Ysnbel :" IL \ rich
tropical landscape, beautifully paintcd. ",rhc
Carrier Pigcon'' (271), by Pccrus, Is very clever
interior, III which two women stand BY thu opc,l
window, awaiting the entrance Of illu carrier
pigeon which bears n letter from the forbidden
lover. Tho cool, crIsp air Of the morning IL s,l-
pcrbly handled. "Tho Coquetto EN3)-a
young Indy on q balcony throwing rose TO some
passer-by-by Karlc, ls q beautiful specimen ot
thG 4 i'nah Of ne French seho9. buvitl Nsa!'s
Of two or three centuries ago, is The strongest
and best modelled head IN the collection. " Hop.
o'.'ny-Tbnmb" (2l8). BY Momginut, is clever
transcription of All old story which has amused
cll]tfr0n for generations,
, 1876-09-06
THE NORTHWEST ROOM.

T,o ra..h,a"at .",s. A1onoof =. :,s.e, nouN,A'N'
~ M,,,.,.,. " ea'ou 10 oeSo'gu =; c1eiasVcly
10 Wa'ker's monster canvas, = The Battle Of
the central figure Gen. Hooker, mounted on
hts histnrir White horca ~, t,,, avorvt,,n,-
clSo IN ,ho ,,o.,rs =. ,,,a 1 u,;,.. .A .
.n. .'au ~ snI picture Is suoosa1oate. rms pc
tuFo, on which tho artist was engaged somo siI
yrara, was painted for and is now owned by
the lutrcpjd firnera). whoso name I. tmncr,el,.
,hIv ronncctrd w,,h tttho ,ot.1o ,I,at. ~,
@ a,n,s su 4,,.'. ",en ,pl,. tne past1" apote tno
e!ouus." About eighteen mouths stace 1t was
on exhibition for short tmo In this city, and
during Its stay was visited by Thousands, MANY OF
whom nartIcDated, either an the 'IInIo, mr. f;nn-
fndcr,in eIin T., H. oroa. ,..., - =. vo,
as.a.a ta s.ue, ~ .nc erea. oatte OF which II IS
inc condensed history. Tho picture possesses
hume Of those elements which arc so often used
by artists OF a pronounced dramatic bias To
portray tho horrors Of war. There Is IN absence
u. ueaa anu ayine soldiers, ol pools OF blood,
y nnhu!ancea la1cn with semblauccs Of tho
Creator knocked all out Of ehapc, OF Sisters Of
Charity binding tho wounds Of stricken h,,.
apt; II; n ,s2i q r as ts;s i scarcely tsass
ar, 1T Ii ~ tha o. uay O. carnage
iii M md ini ncrfsn ,hrooh o. ~ the nehoider to
NAV scc Ill. Tj1u fursrrnS to T. RIs!ute cl g az he
Der r"ady for action and nore onou,oef ~ TO soul
s i15 Inc t;sh; 9rdsr = to qdyaase t!e IN I'd
ug nm On duuble.u,lIck eaS,, 1n t'ra;., ~,
ar iarsr.. an, ear], i,nrsa st rn,ninn atm1 M uY
In tic miic iorSar"n% y T. 4 y Inc !oa1;
ciasaaliy naseIl oas" ~ wa. ~ 1r!Ea 1Ea1'1'ng Hyoe
liza hnliov f m h,s miik.wh;ta s.ouS toa1' ~ ~
Is ,nrrnnntcd Nv ~ n,,ncr",,a mi s'Isd; ns,;,, ae
stu and boiy.ruard al f whom sra s tntsIe.ia ta.d
In LIE hattio xhi. T. n nrnnrass 'n1Ssestsa 1T t
mounta, H. ah"va ~ AMI hplioIG th ~ tne
WhIrh invn 9iv,n ,ncti m. :" ~" ",oa s!os'
tcst ~ t Jaw ..,!",,i ~ ~. W o"r ELsa1 eon
r,naa sttetet ~ umy ln,,, t,,. .s oane 10 tne low
Ii. lines ~ Ia a. cacnn nn are. Ainy sfSn fSn
sa,!. T .se " .no 1otlIIMuns Is ntnsa. AIuhS the
, 1876-09-06
MIDDLE EAST ROOM.


One of the featurrs Of tiIis room Is the col
lection OF the Hon. Alexander Mitchell, Of Mil
waukcc, which is largcly composed Ut works Of
the Roman scheol. These ara distinguished for
their loria toncia Tie other pictures aro rep
rcsentative of Paris, Munich, Florence, and
American studios. "Wuterlng the Flowers "
Q01), by Plassatr, Is o gem of exquisite finish.
Ono OF CooInan's pompcIlau stadlcs, In which
ho has graphically depleted tho luxury
Of the Romnns In the time Of the Cnsars,-
"The Danclug Lesson" n00), ),-exhlbtts carcfai
architectural drawing and bcautlfully-0n-
ishcd interior. The figures arc painted with
great cure, but the composition Il not concen-
tratrd enough. Tho actors In tho scene ure too
much scattered. "Tle Ponttne Marshes"
{112), ION tho Nile" (3S). and "1tallan Pines "
159), from tho easel Of Vcrtunt, Of Romo, dis
play to good advantage tho stroAg aorid color
r. ths s1tist and h's mann'r Of contrasting
"Caps Cradle " Q14) ts an elegantly tinlshea
genro by Escosaura, Ut Paris, descriptive Of
conrtier Of the Ancien Regime plAying the
snds which form, Tho eaptoa fa ot tie pst, pa
manner In which the aTaPss!es arc ToTked 1,s up
William Hart, Of New York, possesses less 81
TINT ovcrwosk thau IL usually noticeable ta hIs
tng. Kensett's aNewport on . Foggy
Day" (1lo) Ii an excellent picture, and 70 vie
ol the best specimens Of the American school Of
ianpseare .1t H. thG ,s, sntss m e9cett9n "GslnE
one OF thoso scenes from German life which this
painters of that school 10 much delight to put
On IN canvas Ths figures are nicely palntctl, and
VI p'st,e Apeaa ass wav ~ 'S: 81 sssasS' capa
Rome, Ia view Of tho ruins OF tolnbs and term
the !a distance 9re ~ remain. e Tho cl;udan
nauiEaueti AZ Enir. "kaeSlecn ; s on Ills Accession 70
little Corpo4alH dressed il hIs ] coronation lon
lock oi BAR which invariably. hung over the
vcntioual portrait added 10 tint peculiar *.
preston Of determination, Is brushed back 60 is
not To dcstroy the effect Of the crown. Hence,
Ms hs,b@ b2FFa 70 g spsstatef w bs
Montmoreucx" QyD represents ons of
Court during liz reign q Louis XIV.
party o. attasss NJ A. T. Court ladies' and gentle
determined to go to tho iair Ut Montmorenry,
themselves On aonkoys. 'fThs Hooswortn,"
y5 ny aso{s j. ds afssy formerly s,,e1 ei n, ny
I'd head Of an o1 genttepian1 who IL absorbed
Camp,aranos "For.uno Teller" f39j Il ~ in.
gypsy hay Is rlosrly scanning the palm OF ialr
Roman lady, from whose flee tho veil has becu
halt removed. Near by stands the maid, her
companion III the secret visit, who Ia intcntly
and aIr Of the shIunkcu, shriyrled dealer In tho
future The treatment Ut the half-sla,lows aud
tho use OF Tho dark gray inpart. soE,bre feel
lng to the surroundings, which 10 quite in har-
t'Wandeting Auslriansn ul0) anusInx the
family Of Roman peasant ID peculiar
10 Treatment, aud suggests 4 COM
binatlon vi the Flemish aud Roman
, 1876-09-06
THE EXPOSITION.

The Fourth Annual Interstate Exposition
will be thrown open To the public this evening
at o o'clock. All day yesterday and far into
the night workmen Of all grades were buaily
engaged IN putting machinery II place, unbox-
Ing goods, etc. The musical programme for
, 1876-09-06

A FINE FARM TO OEXCliASGE-COME AND SEE
~ IEs. li0oni 81, Maluf Botk.
fI>O ExCHANUE-FuF a STOCK OF DHY Oo0Ds
acrea In Llylngstao County. AdlriAa q u, tribune
, 1876-09-06

oh sALE1lnnIss ,naIs s fon LEAn sMELIlAa @ ruIt
cas. tuos. null kettle. fot In cltilN Lead. making pot
alh. or bard tsllow, oil, 0ie- " Galksst. Auaus !.
, 1876-09-06

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
<c.--~e~ <-..-e-.
TOR sALE-01t EXCHANGE For IMPROVED
= CITY pEorcIty-Fattn Of i61 acres. oil Improved
with Ke9i h4lldng1 " Mills County, Iowa tcleasj. J.
i actal about 30 miles I rom 81 ionIs. 0n Vandnlla
kailr9aA 4 nils from liendsr1on Station and miles
from Hfrenye, Bond County H.; II ncrea ti'nbrs:
balanrc cultgatcd good house. barn. and orrhasd-UU
IcGs woM cxc!anRc fur nrst.casa city prupertr. J.
II. KEELEN, 1853 CIarkBt.
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The Elections.

Now that the battle is over, judging from
the meagre returns received at this writing,
the immense efforts of both parties in the
states of Ohio and Indiana scented to have
failed in producing q decided victory for
either side. At first the state of Ohio was
claimed by both sides, but later advices
point to a republican victory, by how great
majority is not known. Col. Barnes, the
candidate for secretary and the head of the
republican ticket, ran behind his ticket on
account of his temperance principles being
dstasteful to the Germans.
In Indiana the fight was much harder.
Both parties had agreed to aid in preserving
the peace, so that there were few riots. The
state is now claimed for the democrats,
though by very small majority. Harri-
son in many counties ran ahead Of his ticket
1t is impossible to give any definite or
exact idea of the result for two or three
days. The democrats carried West Vir-
ginia by 5000 or 5000 majority, eecting
two democratic senators.
So that it seems that the battle is not by
any means decided. With Ohio for the re-
publicans, and Indiana for the democrats
there is just enough inducemcnt to make
the fight harder than ever during the next
three weeks. Next week we shall give fuller
accounts of the elections.