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We have good, reliable mare for sale
Just suited for family use. Will sell low
5-W2 LEIGHTON & MOORE.
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HOSIERY.
Mitch Wilson has an immense stock of
mems, womens' and childrens' hosiery at
extraordinary low prices. Call and see.
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If minstrel show ora cancan troupe
would make such display as was given
at City Hall Wednesday night, 4th inst,
the whole outfit would be arrested at once.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
by timely resort to Dr. S. D. Howe's
Arabian Milk Cure. 1t does not dry UP
a cough and leave the cause behind, as is
the case with most preparations; but it
loosens and clenses the lungs and alays
irritation, thus removing the cause of the
complaint. Sold by MAYS & BRIGGS,
Druggists. n5w2
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VIM. e. Vernon has the finest lot of
California Pears ever brought to market.
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HEADQUARTERS at Lyman & Trask's
for all kinds of Rubber Goods.
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Remember the prayer meeting at Con-
gregational church, at o'clock to-day.
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Read Beechler Bros. locals,
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The best silk Hat in the city for only
5.OO at Morris L.. Lewis. 3-w1
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A large lot of new improved Remington
sewing machines just received. Call and
see them in room just back OF Nj. Wilson's
store. 5-W3
CHEAT BARGAIN
in a house anG lot To be sold imme-
miately. Terms easy.
5-w3 w. TENANT.
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Call and see w. II. SHAW & Co. Is stock
and lamps and lamp goods.
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Extra fine assortment at NJ WILSON'S.
Ladies and gentlemens' shirts and draw
ers very cheap at
6 MITCH WILSON'S.
AS large a stock of Drugs and Drug
Sundries, Toilet Articles, ETC., at Beech
Ter Bros, as you will find in any drug
house. 6
BOOTS AND SHOES GO TO NIGH
OILS.
DRY GOODS ARE CHEAPEST AT
NICHOLS.
READY MADE CLOTHING BEST
STYLES AT NICHOLS.
NICHOL is BOSS ON BOOTS AND
SHOES.
NICHOL SELLS THE BEST BOOTS
AND SHOES.
NICHOLS FOR GLOVES, MITTENS,
AND UNDERWARE.
NICHOL DRAWS THE CROWDS
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
NICHOL is HEAD QUARTERS FOR
MEEK & BROS, YARNS, FLANELS,
BLANKEST, &C, &C.
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Deputy Clerk LeSeur furnishes US the
following list of cases for the October
term of Circuit Court, beginning next Mon
day: Probate cases As; Chancery 1872;
law 204; total 49,.
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See Ayres' many locals.
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The Forest Cemetery Association held
its 10th annual meeting on last Monday
1.-THE 9Th at the office of Judge Rhinehart,
at which time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year viz: Rev. j.
+. Childs, Pres; Christian Houtz, Vice
Pres; w. r. Cowan, Secy.; Henry How
ard, Treasurer; DIR. L. ID. Rounds, Trustee.
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The finest line of Silk and worsted
scarfs in the city for sale by
MnDpIo r. TDyr
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&c. Green & Son are in receipt of an in
voice of Ladies' Fine Shoes The neatest
and best goods made in America. They
guarantee them to have no superior. They
have them in all widths both in Button
and Front Lace. The Serge, Foxed, Kid,
Pebble Goat; and Straight Goat. Don't
fail to see them and you will be sure to
purchase
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The suggestion of the Devotional Com
mittee in behalf of the Pastors of Chicago
TO set apart Thursday the 18th, ints. as a
day of fasting and prayer, meets with the
hearty approval of the pastors of this city
and they appoint Union Prayer Meeting
at the Congregational church at 2 p. m,
to-day All are invited to come.
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Shaw & Co. invite attention to many To-
calls
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VIM. Briggs of Union Up, an old gen
tleman - years old, fell from load of
hay las, Saturday evening, and came very
near dislocating his neck, He is improv.
ing at last accounts.
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FOR SALE

The best line of gloves in the city at
MORRIS L. LEWIS.
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Thanks to o. r. Gaskill for specimens.
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Read the numerous locals of L. Handle
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LOST or STRAYED.

Two white milk cows, one four and 9TH
er six years old, each with bush off of the
tail, small rope around neck of each.
Leave information at Remington Sewing
Machine Office.
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Go to LYMAN & TRASK'S and buy the
GRINNELL GLOVE, the best in the mar
lat
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w. o. CROSBY, candidate for elector in
this district, addressed our citizens on the
political issues last Friday night. He is a
very pleasant and agreeable gentleman,
and his speech showed he was well read
upon the political issues of the day.
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Ladies and gentlemens' shirts and draw
ers very cheap at
6 MITCH WILSON'S.
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The colored citizens of Abba, have or
ganized Hayes and Wheeler club. A
good idea and one worthy of imitation by
our larger towns. Mr.. Clark, the eloquent
colored orator was to address them on
the 10th inst.
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Read Nichols locals.
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John G. Jones will be found at John
BOwen's drug store at Beacon to assist
known to need any recommendation from
US. John has also started drug store at
Muchachinock, read his advertis
and give him call at either place.
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REPORT

of the condition of The National State Bank, at
OskalOosa, in the State of Iowa, at the close
of business, Oct. 2, 1876:
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the clerk instructed to issue orders there
with.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Petition of fire company, No. asking
the appointment of s. III. Chapman, as
chief engineer, laid over from August IA,
was taken up, and Councilman Evans
moved the petition be granted. Carried
Petition for walk on Main St. Laid
over from Aug. IS. was taken up and on
motion granted.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance prohibiting billiard sa
looms, ETC., was presented and on motion
read first time.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Councilman Ayres moved the tower over
the. artesian well be enclosed SO as to pro
tect the well. Lost
Councilman Hurst moved that com
mittee be appointed to take down tn,
tower and secure the well.
Councilman Scott moved the well com
mittee act.
Adjourned to Friday night.
GEO. r. LEE,
City Clerk.
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Josiah Briggs now living at Coal Creek
but formerly of Prairie Up, was struck
with a hoe while digging potatoes and his
knee cap knocked off. He is lying in a
critical condition.
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Among the Centennial tourists we OBJ
serve on our streets, s. Knowlton, John
Hall, Frank Kelly, James McCulloch,
Joseph Huber, Dwight F. Downing, l. N.
Gibbs and Mr.. and Mrs c. HOutz.
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VIM. II. Norman, formerly of the Iowa
22nd, died at his residence at Abba, two
weeks ago. Mr. Norman was one of the
bravest soldiers in the regiment. Peace
be to his ashes.
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To the voters of White Oak township,
Mahaska county, Iowa. The Democrats
of said township have nominated me for
Constable. / take this method to let
them know will not serve.
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GUNSMITH.
E. BIRD,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE
L. prepared now 90 make
Gain Twist. Common Twist

or Coffee Mn Out Rifles. Warranfthem. la,
so Keep on hand Imported Shot Guns, F1asks
and Shot Bags, Pistols and Ammunition. Bor
ing shot Gun for close and hard shooting a suets
lalty. All kinds of repairing done on short NO
tice. Also repairs door locks and keysafles
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Don't fail to call at Proudfit & Co.'S
wooden mill or Boyer & Barnes store, on
the west side before you dispose of your
wool. They pay the highest price. Are
now making specially of all kinds of
custom work Manufacturing by the
yard or on shares, any way to suit custo-
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The cheapest place to buy
WALL PAPER
is at Beechler Bros.

LADIES CLOAKS.
Extra fine assortment at M. WILSON'S.
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-MITSTC-

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons, for sale
cheap and every Instrument warranted.
TERMS UEPv EhSv
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Read Mitch Wilson's locals.
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Remember Levi Hambleton will not be
undersold on
PETS.

A large stock just received.
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Benson-hats.

See lost or strayed.
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HOME MARKETS.

nor RENT.-One large front Office in br
Il block on south side of square. Enquir,
G, I
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6-W2
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FOR SALE, LOST, WANTED, 81

IGOR SALE.-Two good mares, one peddling
IL wagon. and one set double harness. Call
at Henry Myers & Cos Stove and Tinware store.
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BOOTS AND SHOES GO TO NIGH
OILS.
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DRY GOODS ARE CHEAPEST AT
NICHOLS.
, 1876-09-22
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1876

"Ringsters" and "Grantltcs" wcro do
fcatcd by sho voice of tho Republican
masses at tha recent National Ileput,-
llcnn Convention. Appearances insllcnto that
tho statement H.. true: The. people,
mud capcclally tho Republican portion, havo
everywhere responded 10 tho direction, let
no guilty man escape" no matter whether the
anthns mcnnt y OF not. 1t was 4 shade Of
"Grantlsm !" that honest men liked, for it is
not for tic benefit Of Tho .tnany TINT tho fow
should rule and eteai. T'his applies 10 tho
South as we'll "a tho North. Citizens cannot
tlayc moro faitl. In uMitod Democratic South
t!lan they hnyc In nearly united Republican
North. Reform OF abuses, constitutional
Eovernment. pence and good win, anti bettcr
supremacy Of tho section which has done most
Tor universal education, mechanical and COM
Ilurcta1 Industries, md thu preservation Of the
Government ~ tho hour Of dangur, and through
,ao section which tns Geen, and "a now cursed
ton It can DO said that "one-stxthn still lyc who
sought tho destruction Of tho Union, and cspc-
CHILLY whom that "onoslxtt ~ excrts control-
ling Influence over tlls party IN power, as tho
rcv0rd shows. WiLLAnD WooDARD.
, 1876-09-22
FOR CONGRESS.
FOURTH ILLIHOla.

Special Di&DateA 10 ms Tnbun4+
AURORA, Ill, Sept .l.-An Indignation meet
Ing, largely advertised, was held this evening
eoncerntng the action Of the late Kane County
Congressional Convention. When called 70 or
der A. o'clock thcso wcro oG3 men and two
women present By actual count. A delegation
from batavia Of Is IN uniform md music after
wards came in with following Of boys. Law-
renee, Of Boone, is SO Indignant that 10 Is will
Ing to hs a compromise canlidate for Congress.
III made an honorable speech. Tho Coninlttce
on Resolutions ras notable for tho nufnber OF
PostH1asters present. Counsel from tho
speakers WAS not uniform. Some wanted to
Iiln Hurlm,t independent The resolutions
delegation Of Booile md MciIcnry aud the un-
seated knae County delegation.
FOURTEENTH ILLINOIS.
Special Dspatch 10 TIE Tribune,
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 2l.-Col. Taylor, Door
keeper Of the Haines Legislature, is out to-day
In q card in tho Whip aud SpNr as ~ ln!lc-
pendent candidate for Congress for this dis
trict. lie is uu9uaithci1ly for Peter Cooper.
TWELFTH MISSOURI.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. 2t.-Thc Republican Con.
ycution ol the Twelfth Congressional plst!ic. Of
Missouri yesterday nominated j. 4. L. Wood
9nrd for COnrrCsa.
, 1876-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
IOWA C1TY, IA.

special O!tp1&ch 70 1nt tribune.
Iowa CRY, H., Sept. ol.-Th!s evening United
States scnator Allison, Of this State, addressed
nj, Immense audience at Iinn's Hail, the largest
III the city. 1t was crowded, mud hundreds won't
awny unable to get standing rootu. A largo
torcll-lght procession Of Hayes and Whcelcr
Club had grand parade. Senator Allison dis
cussed Ttluen's record, and the record OF tho
Republican party, A nation thlt Is az corrupt
~ tho Democratic party charges ours to bo ILL.,
der Republican rule would hardly havc SO good
un Illustration of tlo stundInR of this ns-
TINT the, Secretary Of tho Treasury
had recently negotiated = loan OF nlany millions
iatercst. Senator A!llzon's speech was rntlilist:
asticauly received. lie has reccnsiy returned
from campaign tour In Intltanu, and l,e gavo
very encouraging reports FROM tllut stato favor-
abu IL good Republican nuiurfttcs.
ANoTIE!. DEMOCRATIC OUTRAGE.
clNclhAArl, bcpt. 2l.-At Republican meet
while Col. Carter, at Indiana, wls srcaklng, u
disturbance was created, . mob Of young men
tIs speakur's stand. Cot. Carter aud Lieut.
t'"y. Young wcra struck by eEss tnrGwn
from, tl,e crowd, While tl,s Eighth
,necting they wers assaulted at the corner of
rlume ni,d Front strreta In their own ward,
sp.ltI tt!ctr uniforms bcgmeared aud one IMAM
hurt with bowllcr. No arrests.
NKNKAtkA.
Special DtsrltcA 70 9ne TRIBUNE
LINCOLN, kch., Sept. al.-po!ities ats getting
hot here, Senator Hitchcock Ia on tic ground,
anu will probably ron!atn here ILL after thu
State Convention, ucrt Tuesday. Thu proba.
I!Iltics are TINT ful! Hitchcock Legislature
viii 10 cAosell from tlts county. uruefal tl.dl.
cations aro that Gov. Qarbcr Will be rcnonnatcl
Without of,lx3alslou. T4er0 will DO lively race
ior Congresslnap. All other present slAia olY,-
GERS will probably ba renotninatct, With thu ex-
cepttou Of Attornuy-Gcneral. which Is doubtful.
THO feeling is very gopu lur 1litcheock's re.olec-
ton to thu seuatc. Tile Grecnbackets hold
htata Convention also on Tuesday.
NETNoIT, MICH.
6p<eig! pispgtfh Il. .yh1 Tribune.
Of Wayne County to-day nominated Walter ii.
Coots for 5hersif, llay llmlIock Tor Clerk, ], H.
Lcsiier for Register, Il. q. Durieu for Juilgp Of
frpba.e, and j. Y. Donovan for Prosecuting
Attorney.
SENATOR BooTH.
EyAAsyIIIa, Ind, Sept. Ex-senator Booth
addressed tho Republicans at the Wtgwa TO.
night. There WIS grand turnout of HsQub-
l!vaR clubs.
, 1876-09-22
TEE TURF,

LOUISVILLE, Sept ALA light rain hos bcta
falling all day, and Affected tho attendance 1t
totlay's races.
The first evcut, tho Dlue-Grass stake, valus
81 600, tlash -qunrtors Of mile, for 2.yca
old 1ltlos, was won by Williams g. Ownys
Spring Draneh. Belle Of tho Mead second, and
Glcntina third. Time, Ills.
Tho sceond race, handicap sweepstntc, all
ngcs, value $500, 1nal! olto tlflo anl tlrce~qual
terB, was won by Williams j. Owtng's ca.u
Tnslp MTnIspSS:io pS:o Add sse0n'' George b0n"an th''a
Third event, selling race, all ages, purse, s., 100
dash ono luttc md lsnlf, was won by Eccrc Klrh
rla' Rctllling. Eaglct second, TlMntlcrbult third
Time, 9:2tH. Fourth race, 2year>old tcs
purse. ssOe, dash i've futlonEs was won by En-
ae aa91sesyf; f,l AetF0s' second li1z'o Whips 'AtA
Tho favorttcs In the races wcre Respectively
Belle ot Mead, Add l.eddiug, anu Actress
only Ole Of which won.
:'s Lo9.s'vlL1s, Ky, Sspt. sl,-rools sold on IT, ss
l!.lns'norc, s15; Ktlt.o,!rnc, ss5; katIc pearet,
Hcllc Melde stukc-Swigcrs, SIS; nulort, ,ss5;
Gl!l; sls; Jennings aud Hunt and Ciay III sls
Tl'iri racc-phylts, go; Larecntceu, sS;
Plcnty, sl3: Tccalco, I'll.
Spscta, Dtspaieh to ne tribune.
=, n!Tf,No,os, ! 1,,s ,t L.; seps: M.-Ie third "a
succcss. Tho n,urky weathcr Ut 'Wcdncs,lsJ
guye plaCe W plcasant skies, refreshing brrczes
md guud roals. Conveyahcos coud MT bs
inuMl 70 acconlsnoslato tho crowds tlat
tAyoRgoi TIE roads TO tho ta:r-gtoulnl, anl
nultttutlcs looted 1t tho weary three Mills aud
back. The d!splay OF stock II NIL thut was III
t!cipated, mud cycry department is crowded
-Four h0rscs were entered Tor the trtt for hsr
scs that bud never leatrn thtcc minutes. and
, 1876-09-22
BONDS CALLED IN,

WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept, al.-Ths Becrttnl
Of tho Treasury has cullod In for redemption
$40, QUO 6-ao bonds Ut 1906, May ard noSsD.
ber, upon which fnterest viii CEASE tho alst q
boutls, SO NJ. 05l to7fs inrlusiye; std, NJ SM3s
to No. u, 100, both inclusive; S5)0, NJ. l5Me,s
10 NJ. lv,oo0, both Inclusive; $1,vd, No. y, ~
10 No. 48,850, both Inclusive. Total coupo's,
t1W00o. Registered bonds, $50, No. J ioE ~ ~
both lnclusiy0; Sl00, No. t,l0i to 10; y;
l,a1o, both iilclualvo; $500, No: l,M
IL No. 1.elO, both Inclusive; si,lO0 No. S,,Vi! S,oi
to No. :, ~, both tnrlustye; s5,Voo, No. s,WI W
TO No. 2,oNl. tnth inclusive; S10,Uo0. M. Nv
u M S.95o, 10th inclusive. Total regissfta'
E3.WO,000 Aggregate, $l0,00.U0O
, 1876-09-22

r,. 1wEtIm .l. WAND pnnoNstnatlqn. ~ ,..t ~.
INC aonth1est eha OF the l"cllth Wafd was
IN blaze Of enthusiasm last ovening, tho cause
being barbecue nnd po1e-raisng n& the corner
Of Congress- atrenA on5 Winchester ayanxa. TIN
schcmn vn. thu ,nvn,t,on @ NJ Mr.. william 4.
Tao, "aE aa,,s w nH,.,a " pa.,,,.naa aa. - -
Accu' an activo, hard-workine Republican, who
resides nt f3a Winchester avenue. With the CO.
operation Of o few Rcpubllcans In the uetghbor-
hnod Mr. I,ced r.rricf art the nro,.rt tn n s,,c.
nn.,fa, tsu,o. Tsa na,o st,aient tnn,sorns
~ sse'.ui 40sul- tao tois' ntt"'sns' 'nnasoine'
Norway pinct 63 fcct In length, was erected q
dny Or two ugo, but not until yesterday after
noon did It receive tho colors which
r. MI, ooat throuch tho camc,,on.
, WV noat tAoosn sno m .""pa'sn'
~ O'CLOCK nahusome sIreahcf ~ ieet lone,
bcnssnE In blue eattn lettcrs On white ground
tho lcgond Hayes and Whccler.n wns tastcncd
to the halards and llotsted TO the 1,eak, follow
cd by an American far Of regulation Blzc. The
ceremony OF ralsIng tic Dag md strca1uer was
performed by Mr.. Reed, amid loud and pro-
iongcd cheers from thy crowd which had as-
scmblcl.
Across tho street, In vacant lot, carpcted
with nice green lawn, Temporary tablo 1a0
feet long lal bccn erected for the barbecue.
, 1876-09-22

The Gid stun's CiuS rsa,izei that thclr ticket
was aure to .loso, and they therefore grabbed
their follbook md withdrew. Tho voting
continued untn nearly midnight, when
Tue annexed delegation wns declared
aud James. brown; First frcc!nvt, T1,otnns
O'Malla and Thomas Ryan; Second, Adrcw bnl-
ltyau aud Thomas Harmon; Third, Peter Mn
lonc and T. +: Enright; Fourth, Thomas Glllcs-
pic and John Russell.
1t01lTKKNTH WARD.
Tho Eighteenth Ward Democratic Club mot
At No. 2ll luron street and cluctcd tho follow
Ing delegates: At-Lazge, Y. @. Turner and
ier; Second, Thomas c. Speng1or; Third, b.
q. Gallery; Fourth, George 0'Drion;
Fifth, Josepli Lcauder; Sixth, Philip Con!ey;
Seventh, Edward Alacs; Eighth, Aaron Mckay:
Wisconsin, and James n. .Doollttls, u.
, 1876-09-22
AROUND TOWN.
JOHN WENTWORTH.

SOHH NdH4 V0HlN&
Long John hns been studying up tho Issues in
volvcd in the present campaign, and las arrived
Mt the conclusion that 1t is Ills duty to support
Hayes and Wheeler with vote and voice, mud has
decided to gvu his fcllow-citlzons OF Chicago tho
reaeonB for tho faith which Is In him. Pro-
ccctng upon Ills own hook, he hns hired Nc
Cor1nicle Hall, l.iroa lIa own band Of iuac, and
mado NIL tho other arrangements for his own
meeting, T1.c ball will bo thrown open wide
this evening for all who want to hear shrcwd
| und sensible man glyu his reaaotis for support
Ing tho candidates OF the Republican party. 1t
Is Mr.. Wcntworth'a good luck that people Of
nil Glasses hear anl SEQ him, no matter what he
talks about. Ills meeting tonight will he at
tended by Democrats as we'll as Republicans,
aud he will haro an admirable field for mission
ary effort. Tie harvest will bo hoforo hit,, and
he Is enough Of d fasmcr to know how to use
sickle.
Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, Will psohably
| also address the meeting.
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
There wis not so much hustle md excite
ment around tho Grand Pacific Hotel yestor-
day, but there was n great dcal Of good, ef-
fcrttro campaign work DONE Tho succcsa OF
the great Holdicra' anl 2allors' Convention at
Indianapolis Is lntuaing q now enthusiasm Into
p ~, ,,s,, .,s ror Ia "s W."
stfonser VII t"ut o'.s. lne ieescIs lcselSca u
hcadquarters yestertlhy chow how the buds arc
bursting into tlrst-clasa fruit. Everywhere now
IN ~at,s,,a ,c"s broy,v nn 1Ein,,,r47 ,a",, a"
s u ~ II cvorv In:s 1 ar o1n.n tiiu
th d sno psas ,,o' y. ia %, @ a
to f'r.a "a i, 1 ~ '''' Va A"o 1o'ns
'u iu'ISS as M,.s'. ~ io' an, c,,, yvt,,,o,, a..a
uen' -. -; nu % uu onp'; Mn ~ .'A'1T y. o.uM, III,
~ n9nI IT. 'as. s,.e ~ M...NsH..t'i WI
ou"M .'ss.,,t .ns y, W1'n,S "a N'Atns' 'o''o'i""
''H.. ,ian inh' Iti"mE.r ,x,, sn,e,t oa f,,<.vs,
, 1876-09-22
WRESTLING.
kCt~fttf

6ptctnl D'spntch IN TIA TYtbYnA
MONTREAL, Sept 2i.-Wultnm I1cygsser and
Ernst 'rreher, champion wrcsticrs of fruNre uuA
America, met last cycitIug, and completed ar
rangcncnts for . wrestling mateh for 5000
side, TO lake place Wednesday ne1t Ut The
Opera-ilot,so here. tue winner u take tue 10
cclpts Of ulu house..
MARTIN ANT M't,AunHL1N.
Spscta! Mfpatch to Tzh 1ttbunA
DKTnolT, MieA., slept. 2l.-As Martin 90
3ecscd to wrestling Mclaughlin Ia Detroit he'
l.aughlin to-day calls OF Martin to try cunelu
slons In New York City any day brtween sna
10th and 18th of October.
, 1876-09-22

tanifestet, arnl an cncomium Of ths Hon, Alcx-'
ndcr Campbell, tho elo,lbly-rcnom!natesi ReIe
caentat,ve Of tho scvcnth Congressional Dis
triot, was resolved With roaring applause
ROCKFORD.
Ep<cfdi Mspatch 10 JNt Tribnns ,,,x,
Rookrois1,, III, bept. 3l.-Tllc Hon. William
I4Athron and Nj. 13ullong will nldrcss tho
'twcdlnh people of this city next Tuesday even,
Ing. Tho Hon. Andruw Ashton mas Nominated
for tho Legislature nt the Democratic Convcu-
%kon held Ia this citv to-day.
T.,GK1r,Hf.
&pectai DtSbnteh 70 ne Ttouhe.
tookronT, TX; sep,; 2l:IA H.. l.; morrison, q
Joliet; and tho Hon. Anus Savage, az this
place, addressed a large Rn.l enthlstAss!c Hayes
and Wheeler mccsluE at Lu1l s. LTnd's Hall this
evening. ---...--..--
IACKaoNvII.t.B.
Specfdt DtfposcA 10 TAs Tribune
JAcRsoNv1..LE, ILL.,, sept al.-The Republic
am Of this tity are building q 1arGe and com
modious wigwam for campaign purposes, md u
wifi bo dedicated on Saturday night next by
The uun. d. L. Phillips, caudldato for Con-
Greas.