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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04
The Powerful ciydssdals Stallion
CUMNOCK JOCK,

" gt415 for zGre. 61ri1- tas season Of
80. e9z1s-el1- 4 qril -. = ~ following
phases
gsasAT and Tz.4.4F o. s&eA seek 81 the
siaa.s Of James Gretg: Wednesdays 81 staa-
wgs3, T1z-.3sy. 814 Frl3zEs >: tie stzs1e
& w. Chisholm Saturdays il Cl4-e1es
Crsxo-K gock was imported the sgb
se-Iser. il AHg2st. l--5. H. {. azrpged
n-uEE- II kAs1. ll-a. weighs 1zAEly l.sa
VIII great strength q bone &rd good
-Ei4ol. Vas bred - John >lewn, Esg.
5roes}scG- Ayrshire Sire. ths rslEs5le
Cls.esdsl- horse. f9uuy Glory. j g. ~
Farmers Gic-v- lis cam nr-f class
T.EsrslAbs mare. the H4otA~r Of tnr-- trsy-
sl3a- stsilio1s ore ~ them Esnt 10 Eng
lard and took = p2r.es there. 18mECeE
JOCK hxs proved himself sCre foAl gettsr:
hs has stood for tie lgst four seasons in ",
And vicinity. Ani although this Is known 70
he one o. the hest horse breeding district.
il scotland. his stock Will compare fzvora
h1v with any horse tA&t Travelled ia that re-
Z -i0n. Due Of nis cults took tA- arSt prazg
I =, the great fair held IN AR, i-s4 and
number Of Others - various local show
+ IL the west Of Scotland
TEEa-.-To insure. 81. due Fs5' : /, -
+ Persons removing. or dt.pGs4l- u thss
! mares befor. that tine. wlll he re4 hired "a
. make payment before apla- 50. 41lsss ID 81
4 evident the mare j. not Elth f9ai
/ Accidents a. the rIsa % tas Gamer
GgEIty 4 CHISHOLM
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II regard 10 Mr. Blsine's Denial Il
tie bcld story, the New York 7rtL-
uy.@ ssys, - would be diiEcait nov
to conceive q evidence to overthrow
tie testimony WHICH the officers q
tie company give, tina: there has
been 70 such transaction, either d.
rect or iadIrec., with Mr. Blaine. y
And sill TIE lille penay-a-liners
among the Democratic pres. arc ,oo,-
Ing avay about 3 aine's corru2 rioa
lsst - Though 10 defense had beer
offered
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FROM DURANT.

Work with the farmers in this part Of
the county has progressed rapidly Sin &C
the favorable change in the weather.
The sowing Is generally completed and
many are ready to plant, though very
li:,le corn has been planted ap 10 this
date, The grain thst is up Is looking
well.
Grass is well advanced, and ssme
farmers hare had their cattle in pasture
without other feed dsring the pas. week
Frai: tres. are Coming out nicely and
promise IL sba1ts1. yi.ld, should W.
eseape frost. Peach. pIgn, pear aud
early splle trees are II bIoon.
I-p-2veIerss Il 1--WE this spring
cs-s.s; s-.2c' paw Il p.i1ti3z 1ez fs1-
c@s 21t;lng CT shade trees d. lot
1a9c4 5-a-irE AaF.a. 5ee1 s9ae, New
ss1exsss, hgrevet are AIDING 10 the
c2GTeaie1e@ Al appe2rzacs ettAe to~a,
more azT.ng bees pat 19xl IL. s2r.1g
than in 11y previous year
Rev l.. Lane has removed with his
family ts West Liberty, b7, still preach
es half the time in the Christa!n'. Chap
e., We learn tia. Rev Mr.. Giiber, is
also to leave, and that the Congrez4-
tional church will hereafter be supplied
only half Of the time, and 10 connection
with the church al Wilton This will
leave the town, which 4 few years ago
was called town Of churches" with
but one clergyman.
Political matters begin to engros. tue
attention TO some extent. With respect
10 candidate for President, the Re
publicaus seem 10 be nearly unanimous
in favor Of Blaine as they believe him
to be tried, true and honest, and posses-
sed Of another necessary requisite, asiii.
t.. Local politics also gre receiving
sumo thought and discussion.
Duran; May q, 1875
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II order taat I'll interested nav
hare Al idea q =ha: Is being said On
tie coegress.oasl question IL this
District, ne propose Publishing rex.
wee1 The Comments Ct a.. Ii. Repu5-
l.csn papers whieh hare up 70 this
tine considered he nas.ter. It XII!
be observed TIA. al Of them e1cep.
tie Davenport Gnzetts, Clin1o1 Usr-
all, md Lyors -Hfrror favor tie r.
Ion ration Of TIE sitting rneEsber.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

Hon. jonathan ". Cst.eI. :o--er-
J. Of Cedar Co., hzs been making :
careful and painstz.ihg iE.p@etlo1 q
the Iowa Penitentisries. HIS report
70 The Executive Council i verv cor1-
p.iEaentsry to Warden Craig, q f.
Nzdison, ard Jast Is unccnplsrner.-
tafy as 70 ex- Warden Heise7. Of An
anna.
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And noz 81, p" which undoub,ed-
stands for Lanatic, maunders through
tro columns in the Wheatland -Ne1cs
c!amorirg for National currency
ISSUED direct from the Government
"based On the accumulated wealth q
che country" II "Lunatic" hap
pens to have any Accumulated
wealth." it is only part ofthe whole
10 which be refers and We should like
to know by what right the Govern
ment could pledge it as security for
the proposed paper; or in case it did
SO pledge it, how be, Lunatic, would
like to have the said accumulation
gobbled up to redeem such a pledge
IN case it become necessary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

Il have never been 30 fully satisfied
with sDy article for toilet use asI an
with your Forest Tar soap Il iss per.
feet shaving soap, yielding 3 rich white
is,heF that does not dry upon the face,
aud tina! !eaTe- il nice and sol. and free
from the smsrtlng common TO tender
faces alter shaving II 10 III. best Anti
Gle for the skin ever used" so saw.
ar. l.. A. Alsx,nder, sgeat for b .. &
q. { Wilson Of Boston. Get Cake o.
your druggist, OF by sending s. csnts 10
the Fte.. Tar Co, Portland, Ne
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

1t was up in Joaes CO. last week
that Bradley, a mdileazel sun
flower who would have been work
1900 in Georgia in the god sd
times, persuaded i2art@en-ye4-s-
old white girl to run away viii and
MARY hin. Taey accomplished
everything exoep: the marrying
being unable TO find any one who
would perform the ceremony-and
Bradley now lies in jail for perjury
as to the girls age when he obtained
the license.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

Says the Chicago 1rtbome: "If
any doubt remained that the sole
purpose Of the numerous Congress
sional investigations now in course Of
procedure is the manufa cture Of poll
teal capital, and not the exposure
and reform Of abuses in the public
service, such doubt will be complete
ly removed by the action Of the De-
mocratic House yesterday in sane
tloning secret sessions Of the various
Investigating Committees and in
authorizing the withholding of their
reports according as the interests Of
the party shall dictate. The ques-
ton whether the investigations shall
be. secretly or publicly conducted
was brought before the House in a
resolution offered by Mr.. Hale, Of
Maine, requiring publicity in every
Cast. ~ "1s a. 0llIC iLdSI party
question, and the defeat OF Mr.. Hale's
proposition, which was supported by
the solid Republican vote, and by
Messrs. Lamar, Randall and Holman
alone of the other side, was followed
by the introduction of resolution by
Mr.. Morrison, making it discretion
ary with the committees to hold pub
lie or secret sessions-in short, estab-
ishing the star-chamber policy. Mr..
resolution was adopted by
strict party vote, and the commit
ees were thus given full license to
IN their SANDER mills in the dark
u pcddle out the gris's in such .
,sps % will best serve the party |
lrpcse." !
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

i GEE4T DiscpyERT. ha. been dis.
covered by Thousands Of housewives in
all sections {: the country that D b
Delaad & Cos Best Chemical saleratQs
is the only Salerat1s that will produce z
uniform result, and give perfect sa,isfsc.
ton every time IfoDce you try it, 20.
vii alsays buy it,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

TIE Cl.1so1 ige links IL Pc
p1blicsns Ia tits District zczlI 5o
vel 10 dominate ". Gotten g II.
Razsell fo- co1gress. o. eozrse
those Democratic papers Ere a1zin-s
10 have rs rc1 cate tie stro--est
rggsra
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

W. 7. Baker, editor OF the Lisbon
San committed suicide in his Office
at Lisbon last week Thursday, by
firing the charge Of a small Sharpe
four shooter into his forehead. Cod
lead is not SO easily extracted as cold
poison when the victim conclude. 10
back out after taking it. Mr.. Baker
was found very dead, and a coroner's
jury sat On him and verdicted that it
was by his own rash hand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

], must be Tsry depressing tgr
Democratic Fetor-aer 10 read tie head
iiae4 which Il. %ew YORK TriJuas
isvotes 10 TIE examination ctDsveu-
port before the Congress.oaa! Com
mlttse. TIE TriJtne has 10 good
zl.I nxard Grslt, and the discovery
u til. Davenport mares nest was
.uppos7d TO insure the removal 81
Grant by impeachment within sixty
da,s. Ba, til. Tribune only calls the
business, The La'est Democratic
Blunder,7 ard cruelty goes Oh TO set
up in the capitals its opinion, as fol
lows: Failure Of the Effort to Con
Wet Gen. Grant. II serves TO REGAL
the Democratic Election Frauds II
/ New York"
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4 Widely Applicable Remedy.

FSS fsFss15es are ap;Ic&oIs u sseE . wb6-
f&1zs - @as3-ae-s a. Hos1aEtsrs 5:SHnz&e1 stte-t
Aft taas ut 1s&2ss La sEsas prDprze<Aes SssF
- u To- cure u s@sA-s2eE yrs.en wsal1 o~
naatSoeEF &sss1fo-bA Ga 2cclzns u sts scnlsrfsI-
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systsr4, saa ls aas&ssslgs aetsga uya. .as o-SaEs
efEssrstiSh. sscreelss az sasc1ssas H@.z1s- Il,
vel xnS~n sfoSf8sssse - 3 rszAsty fr iGteyr.li-
ts1s AID rst14;ss1i ssvsFs. sy9~ssAA. oss.spslsop
toyps6sty o. The liver, ssEsr.l Ssszl1y xrrsry ana
rtss11s dIsscslisss IL inyss<sy Dss7ss ~ .xAly
ssrv.cs&sls in oyuron2nz &olsEAs, nysees>ndrss
YEeznAzsa u 6sssoznsa sat n4any sssssss aas1-eSss
AID dr. sltbss oraSsastaEg ia Dyssrsy 81 inrsray
u .ssk ssosts BsYvo2s usAE ks>s ~ cyrsxg.sRs xA
or ~ 10. y4rsst p@sferrs ssses oftss pnyteSs fss1
tsC18
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

An Indiana women recently sent,
the following note to her husband,
who is serving out three years sen
tence in the State prison: "Desr
Tom, ] have obtained divorce from
you and am about marry again. But
never mind; Tor when you come out
| will run away with you if you SEE
any way by which We can get Iiv-
ing
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GREfG & DAVIDSON.

Ia AB3EE a4E - consulted psr-oualIy OF
p -esteE p+gl al i 2sss-s = L. Throat nd
LlE<. Heart. -t5Eq an and EI*er: also
affections - tie EYE AID kAE; SssAl "a
isYFl L*r1LE sE4sFsss OF tue EsEwea. Sys-
Tern and Ef0aera -4ss#Fa go stttEt.SnS
aFFry Es@rsgn = no reals this E.l please
shnr Et. OF Der naa4@- aud a13ve.s TO Dr.
4 torn. v no sgs24 sEn4. oE r-t8Fa Nns4l. his
b1saEs. Lai8ssE Guide - Health and THE
Modern Pny-Icsau. h4s paper. ~Me5ic2!
Progress and other medical dasa y ents
containing Letters Oh Diseases 81 the Re
sPtzzT@EY ORG - With evidences Of the
e4rart44ty of Lozas1rn pttCn, and BIS success
&a other e1r0r4e and obstinate diseases
xh3cB nave generally resisted the ordinary
nodes oftre~tneut Address
Dr. AEgRS.
lg5 [ es NgEuss, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

TIE Ca11i1-ar Tasss says Ct tbe
Fres 3e1t4z. ezt.ook:
.5915 B.a.z= s1ccsed In making :
id s1i satisfactory ezp.a1z..oa Of
he charges azairs: him, IL nav ye.
y tie leading eaBlijste hSf0re the
C.--s-.-ati Co1veu.i1- Ct tE= s-..
5z IL Lor-ga Ill cad o. ta.lc# him
closely and Co.k.1g I'll hare a
ssroaZ sgppo-t- From the present
o3-3oox- i. is 70. certain whether De
o. Hsres vii have tae lzrSer vote a,
tie c4.set- Thase tour vii 81 cad
B-stow, with hardly dog5t-Bszi1e
and Morn beiEg long WAYS ahead
TIE kid Of support Bristox i recsir-
~ from ggerr1l a. and dssorg arizsrz
: lot particularly calculated - draw
orer 10 him The friends Of the leading
CANDIDATES. n - secure = material
Increase u rs veses after the Srs,
ballot. This nay not ~ p fault but
i il Es very ser.o.s misfortune.
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sAgzg TgzZ&rr zzzz1-S--s - .s4ezs Nssez isss
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t. i ss4.ei that Ex-C11y-essnz1
Goetoa I'll 1T i a-1.aer ksas t2r ma
ssi seat syzi1 tbs fail
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

Last Saturday night, FIVE prisoners.
as hard cases as the Dewitt, Jail ever
held. escaped from that venerable
institution. Among them were the
notorious burglar Jim Bell and the
desperate Harrington. They used a
fals= key and must have had help
from the outside.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

Gongress -Ili aste1d the ope1inz o.
the National Centennial Exposition a.
PEslsdeloh.s-a1e week frosn TUESDAY
il body.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

4 beautiful female lobbyist say.
that one tear, if it can be 50 shed a.
to reflect the light of the bright
setting sun, will have more power
over the average congressman than
all the arguments that could be com
pressed into two holrs' coaverss-
ton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

The Governor Of Eassschusett. has
vetoed the bill legalizing the marriage
OF James Parton with bis step dsugh-
ter. James will now have travel out
Of Massachusetts,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-05-04

got- 2zzsez- 6 E.cs@- : :ass3 q
so- Cs1czz-..sI.
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Two Valuable Farms
FOR SHE.

Oae farm Of 40 acres situated mics "
T. Of Upton. soil unsurpassed In county for
fert.lsty-beiag NV Sec. ~, ami s~
See. Il, tip n r. . " 18th r. NJ. improve
nneuts fair.
The other farm containing If 10 acres
situated 6 miies u. 4. CT Upton and miles
north Of Clarence. the farm IL well improved
and finely sisaatea. being the n 4 See. II
Tp- 81 W, n. wv, up m.
For price, aerms and particulars inauIre
Of JAMES b. PIATT.
One Of Eyre u Estate Of wrn platt
gw-15pd
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4 Ers=gEss Ea~vs-tsen es IL. Rs-rslaeaz
SSH ss Gess&x G.aszass I'll - Aess II sAs
Ikszrs Hezee L Isrsssz q
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ALLFOR ONE DCLLAR

Ten elegant Sheets of Choices Music
arranged Tor the Piano Forte vii DO
stEE b. mail On receipt Of ere dollar
pest Pai'5 or single O. pies 81 - ceais
e4Ca
Tley c2a also be ordered lhoggh any
News dealer iii the Lnitea States
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II arter u s-TnstFaIental.. ,, T. Br2l'a
Wis c4a mot Esz-e: .......--.,~ --.. ,7i,s1et.
Fss q st iAc Waves. --,--.- Aaylt1a'
Ifvb Izss-W.fsy .. N37-ltgst
DoBn where The EIalets Grow .~... ilrr'sr7s
When ola Jackson had his Day s--. II .sS.'s
Tie Grand Old Farm. .,-..-..-. ... Ef.8ss'
IT, College QalckstFp- ......... ~.. >t5s,a.Iff'
There's a Letter In the Candle. -..,... a-"g
Do you 4 ally Think be pi8s
Address orders TO BESI. " HITCH-
cock, Publisher, s5j ThIrd Avenue, Ne"
lafE. um
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Fancy Boy, 4 Nofht, Mesh an'sEille 800
Baron Of Pleasant Grove, 4 Knapp 80
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I.p. THOup.ns pr,.

HE.taT, RED Il Co, OF BEsT 4 COR
TkELL. Clarence.
For any further information in regard 10
pedigree of Broug ham, reference i. given 4,
third issue 81 Wallace stad BOOK lBf
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HEAD or IN FFTErE

l-4I U m FFEEtk
Donns Lee, s " Jaco5s, s5.g
Rosa Lee. sisrsoy5 Joues. N'esyflle. 80
logsa d Airs-ie =, Z. A Garter.
Oxford Mis-. 80
Victoria :. " Jzcobs, 80
P!szsz1t Grg7e SIX, 4 Cha.i.s- c.
aar Rapiis, 30
Ms Byzh:eye : II. Iac1t.s. 20
Vel Dan. c. : Chapman, Upton, lsJ
LoEiers Cav 50sh. Justice. los
Princess Gem. : II. JacaAs. o5C
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10 -A1es, sI5
EEED - - xJzo-kET
Lille 81 DEvess Ta-@-.3. Il 81
ST B=lss Of IleI..s FL E-.to1 IVES.
Liberty, Tosr ~
L5.ae 18th, J Greg Lgzio1, L. z19
Lac IStA. : 4 Knapp. 'lzto.. IL. Itj
Vista calf : IT. Jacobs, g
females, ss5q
Veto. l5,s4-, Robert Ss-iv, Upton, 215
Sherman, john c LyI. gro
Dzke Of WsVeIa11, b RA943s, Ne
Gainesville, zz5
, 1876-09-15
,nrty, Ia given the control OF tho Government,


nrvanars 1ma JUDGMENT or THE war. j.
It is MI indnrsrmcnt of those principles OF
c9nstt,ntio',sl l!',crty for Which they fonzh',
principles arc correct, Tho War vas wrong; Is
results arc "unctusttntfonat and voti;H tho
BATTLES fotlrht hy tho armies ot the Union rcrc
but organized faurtlcr' Union soldiers wera
Tint the soutl. entertain. thta view ts shown
hJ tic fact tl,at Union soldiers stand Indicted
to-day In Southern States for acts dont in The
sine q their duty tlnrinE The War. = tala sha
Shenandoah Valley. This 10 legal snd lcCit!-
nlatc II tho War was wrong.
Here IA an instance: Joseph IfIgg!nhothan,.,
Of Letart, Meigs County, o., was . Union = sol-
6cainmon. During 1868 notorious dushwfacker
WA securing the country along tho Kanhwha,
Rubbing nnl niurdcr!ng. people ia cold blood.
NtgginhothaIn wus faIl.iltar With the country,
and knew of THO Villains rendezvous. Gen.
ecammon detailed aparty to arrest tho scout,'
drci, md lilgginhnthatn acted n guide. The
1naii wis arrcetc1, and, on being taken TO
aead9na,ters, broke gunrd, was s,ot and 1sillet':
Court presented M indictment .gainst a'egtn-
bothan for murder in the first degree, and the
uovnEnof Of West Virginia sent y rcq,il.ttlon to
the Governor of Ohio for tue arrest OF the rrnl-
tnaI. 1ilgxinbo.hum VA. 60 arrested, but
habean corpus INTERVIEWED, md, Oh technical
ground, lie Was released. Had l.o been taken
hack to Wcst Virginia, he would llave been
NElHK Tor hRVlHt been Uhlpn 8Ou1cfs
No nlan wn8 executed for having been
traitor during tho late Rebellion. Whom the
Bnnehern Democracy, With their Northern nl"
lies, obtain tho National power, DO they propose
T. aans those who participated In tho act Of
II wo may judge tho future BY Tho pnst, lt4hc
DaInocrassc party obtains NntionAl powers
Through the aid of "solld soutI,," that party
will bc, as It VAS bcforo and during tho War,
TIE party OF Tho South.
Tbr present House Of Representatives ia Dtu4.
prrattc. There arc - Important standing cum"
mltsees, RuCll as cxtstei before the Wnr. These
Io1nhlttces sllnpo and are responsible for the
legislation III tho House. Tne position OF
Craftsmanship to these committees Il most
Important position. OF thces Cl,alrmcn, 81 nrc
from Tic South, u from tho North. II there
sras one suction of tho Unlon more obnoxious to
ths South than another, It was New ENGLAND.
Therefore New England has nut astngle Chair
fnRtl, though several Of tho Southern States
have thrre Of four. Tho record nf this l1ouse
during thfs session is startling Il is tic record
Of House which evlncctl The deliberate lntcn-
zion Of lankrupttng tho Government; which
listened to Bun f1lls's speech with coulpia-
eeucy.
AS the party Of tho "solid eouth," tho De-
MoerAcy will he boat1 tocurry out the principlcs
and policy of tho "I.ost Cause, ia causu which
o. yet Is without rcptntant advocates. Such a
tTltltnph MS tllfs IL reversal OF the lccrccs Ut
the War, by tho eucccss Of the party which las
Glways consistently opposed It.
, 1876-09-15


Specfdf Dip1teh 10 The TritHHs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Sept- M.-Our city to-day
looks something like Chicago, from tho stir and
crowds OIL the streets Tho weather In thr carly
part Of the forenoon looked psomlatng, ns
change Of wind indicated hotter ttmc coming.
Alter while, !soToycr, tho usual cloudy, over
cast aky resumed its sway, and It is at prcscus
anything but assuring Of fiue weather In tho
Immediate future During the whole OF ycstcr-
day nEtcrnooa It ralncd heavily, hence ait horc
OF dry track, sutable for driving during this
week, was abandoned. Tho fair Is to be con-
tinucd until 'rucsday night Of next week. s..
Merrill, General Manager Of the Chicago, MIL
w"uker & St. Paul Railroad, i.as given orders
that all ttckets Will bo good up to and for
return from That day. kilograms have been
Gent everywhere announcing the continuance
OF the (air. It Is expected that, should the
weather prove really fine, a large attendance
will yet hc present. The raecs aro locked for.
ward to with good deal Of Interest, n,ni scv-
eefal very !nst httrscs are yet ex1cetcd to visit
the grounds anil rotapate for Tie prlzes. It IL
expec'etl that Mayor Duttur will issue q proc
innatior asking MI PERSONS to close thclr
paccs Of business for one tiuy, al least, An1 rc-
auestlnE tl!pa tU tlu NIL III tlclr power to MD
the agricultural soctcty. Very much Rympats,y
y lclt tor The ollicers Of the Society, who have
done all they could, but the xrati1cr, like
ny to. TIC rolfcc arrangements fur tho pro-
tctt!on Of 'is1t0ra arc ia icar perfect ~ they
can ''c Every really suspiclouslooklng porson
WHO clnuGt give u reasonable account III hint
AeIf IL luCkeu UP. Several ptcA-roekcts and
6nIAk-thlc7es llAye already been disposed Of.