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FOR SALE.
Dissolution Notice,

TUyHE partnership heretofore existing between J. j
Morris and Alexis POulet Is to-day dissolved by mn
tual All those indebted the late Arm will
please settle with Alexis POulet
j. j. Morris will be found at the old stand with full
stock Of goods in Hardware Stoves. &c, &c.
White Cloud, Kansas. March u, 1876.
ALEXIS POULET,
l6meh3w j. j. MORRIS.
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prices.

Il The large arrival of new PlOws at
Leland's, will be sold lower than Granger
prices.
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e. q. H. Baille, of Lawrence, travelling in the int
Of the Order of Good Templars called US Monday
He says he proposes stir up the members here
and have their Lodge resuscitated.
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\ Span Of No. Mules, and Gore Gang Plow at my
place. four miles south of Severance, Kansas.
23marcb3mos. Z. p. SHUIsKY
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II The Highland University addresses, which
promised this week unavodably postponed another
week. We could find for of Them but wish to
publish them together
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~ a large lot of new Flows, just re
ceiyed at Leland'S.

coURr-The storm nterfered materially with the pr"
ceedngs Of Court 1t did transact any bnslAess MOI
day and ON Tuesday there but little done OWING
the mpassObility OF parties to get here IL ProoAoe
that the term will be brief Ths great Islander case mas
been nut of until the September term The trial Of Har
+ for murder resulted in his acquttAl in very short
tim. after the jury went out Tuesday evening This
was the case for shooting the boy in at Douiphan
last Spring He was tried and found guilty, at the Sep
,smber term INIT was granted new trial
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Fears have been expressed that the severely cold
snap early last week killed the peaches but We have
hopes that is in great measure groundiess MI
shulsky Wolf River Township. informs US that ne
took twgs from his trees and applied different tests oa'
was satisfied that majority of the buds were unnjured-
Persons in Troy have examined their trees ana thnk
they are all right.
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Selover's Flour at Leland's, and warranted as goo
As any other make
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AGENTA.

BATES LOCKE "a Park Row, New York
S NJ PETTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row New York
GEORGE p ROwELL e. CO. 20 Park Row New York
ROwELL & CHESMAN, st. Louis No.
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" The storm has cut County correspondence
short 1t Is showed up somewhere the railroads but
like the stagerver's horn it will footing when it
gets thawed out
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~ Charles HenshaIl aged years. a few days ago
shot huge owl that measured two feet six inches from
tip to tip. II turned over 10 our taxidermist
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g+ If you you want PURE HEADLIGHT oiL' ouS II Oh
w. p RUSSELL Green Front jan %
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~ The regular quarterly session of the County Boar
will commence next Monday. April 81.
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Books, Rocks,
For dale.

At Bickford Snelairs, you will find every thing in
School line. sept3
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The city elections, in cities Of third class will
take place next Monday. The incorporated towns in
Doniphan County all belong to this class
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On long time low rates Of interest secured by faru
mortgages T. H. DRESNING.
Troy Kansas Feb -. 1s76.
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- The Flows just received by Leland,
are the best in the market.
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~ Dr.. wertz and Miss Bslock were married at Fall
CITY, on Monday evening last
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Money 20 Loan,

On long time low interest well improved Farms il
Doniphan County Kansas Apply to
Juneau. XXX. STOUT. Troy, Kansas
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u Headlight and Radiant Pailor OIL at Bekfori &
Sinclairis-
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FRANKLIN BARCOCK

II An opinion prevail hsreawAy that MIR c
has not skunk its foal'
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In District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for DonphAn County
william L. ChaIliss, Plaintiff
D. N. Smith,
William NJ. iyres,
John McNemee Defendants.

TITO ID. N SMITH Of the above named Defendants:
II You hereby notified, that you have been sued
by William T. Chass the above named plaintiff in the
above entitled action and therein the west half Of the
quarter Of section seventeen township four
and the south west Of the north
esf auart.r Of section twenty seven. township fJa
range tuentyone. in Douiphan. has bsen attached
your property and you must the petition hed
y him on or before the 18th day Of April 1916 IL
will true and Judgment rendered against
Of two hundred and twenty five dollars with
interest the rate Of twelve per cent from the
18th dag OF August ISL and costs Of suit two prom
s<ory notes dated that day for Oo and the 0the
si25 dus year from date interest at II cen
signed by yourself W. N. Ayres. and John AeSemee
w W. GUTHRIE
And W. d. WEBB,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
March ls ls76-4w. frsIee, 90.
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~ Warranty QuitClam and Mortgage Deeds for sale
at this office.
r. Chattel Mortgages and Bonds for Deeds for sale
this sfice.
"a supply of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
for sale at this office.
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n New Goods at hard times prices. at Leland's.
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MONEY To LOA!

viii negotiate loans for parties wishing TO borroI
money. 3febss.
, 1876-08-30

spectaI DtspaseA 10 7as Ttsun4.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, Aug. 20.-Tho Congressional
fight in thu Fourth District is gettLug moro In
tense as the 7th Of September approaches. Con-
trary to general expectation, Gen. 4. a. nurl-
but carried Mc11enEy County against William
Lathrop, Of Rockford. But the supporters Of
Mr.. Lathrop In Rockford do not despair at thls.
The SUCCESS Of Mr. Harrington, Of DcKnlb
County, against Mr. Deylne, has Infused them
with fresh ylgor, for every one Of the dc]egatcs
arc said to bo opposed to tho nomination
Of Gcn 1Iurlbut, and will take Lathropss
second cholre. It now stands; 1Iurlb,t,
Boone County, four delegates; 8fcI1cnry
County, seven delegates; Lathrop,
Winnebaco County, ten delegates; Harrington,
DeKalb County, eight delegates. twill be ar-
parent that Lathrop's chances, far. arc ahcatl.
Tho aght will culmtnate tn Kane County, whcro
the caucus will bc held Thursday. It Is hoped
Hurlbut Is ill., nla,l WHO REDUCED tho RcpuO-
lean majority ~ this Dtasrlct IN two short
years from 10000 to 1900, nl,d that large num-
bcr Of tlle most prominent Republicans Of the
district YIN Mt Toto for linrllut II y claimed
nomination t',cans loss to the Republican
V a.: Edtor NJ Tae Tribune. :,
y. Convention which 'iIrt hcre to. dny WA very
tLat Two years ago Gen. ilurl6ut was bcato, ii,
3ckal1 County. md also III Kane County, by
Ss ssn ,ht pt 4%tH ss;niy e; T. s
would be tho ,candilnia presented by DcKait
County, but It becoming understood very gc,,-
Tsally tlat Mr.. Dlyine and his fricilds lntcnded,
y ae could not DO nominated, to select delcga:
lion 10 tic Elgtn Convention which they could
turn ovSr t. Gen. Hurlbut, tho better class
ol the Nepnblican purity In Dckalb County
called out Elder William s. Hcrrington to rui,
asnl'st ar. Dlylns. Although Mr. IlcrEinEton
Inadc CLEAN sweep, and was nominated nnutl
the trst formal ballot. Tho delegates selected
gre !!rst-cass men, who will work honestly and
ia,'y 70 sSeass t''o Nomination Of hr Herring;
vote Is unit fur the nomination Of William
Lathrop, Of Winnsbago Cuuuty. Tbs writer
talked with majority Of tile delegates, and
thy ere all l. ot ths ,, same mind. They want \
turnca from that result BY anY efforts. 30 far
as their votes Gnu cnntro tic matter the Fourth
District call expect good nomination. THY
arc al IN elrntsi for REFORM, aud will ,.os eoustl
nones., aHd alyvs reproash 8. tss,v rt,ptet. The
10 thoughtful ncll, for il demonstrates tilt ths
time has como when tho power Of = few leaders
to control tie voters Is gone, and ths 1nly safe
the stronghoids Of RepublIcanisln, Is 10 bring
forward men who can command the confidence
Of tho people. Tho sesult IN this county So
cures the nomination Of licsrIngton or Latltrop
for Congress. For there ID not doubt about
Kane County going soll fur QUO or the other Ut
thesu two n,elI, either on1 Of wlIon can carry to
the support u the statu antl general ticket thu
grand old ,naIorttIcs of the Fourth District, IA
very important consideration at tlls tlle, antl
o'.o which thu people Of Kane County. will not
overlook Or fail to 9ppreciatea VoTKu
ElduTu PENNSYLVANIA.
RaAD1ao, Pa., Aug. 2o.--Tho Democrats Of
, 1876-08-30
POLITICAL.
How the Reformere Used to
Manage When They
Were in Power.
A steal Of Three Millions Con-
fined Exclusively to
Democrats.
The Heated Canvass in the
Fourth Congressional
District of H.
lfnOis.
Dispassionate and Convincing
Speech by Senator AL
nson, Of Iowa.
A Prominent Republican Rotten
Egged by Mississippi Re-
formers.
How the soft-Money Democrats
Of Indiana Arc Running
tho Campaign.
A Confidence Game Being Prac.
ticed upon the Guileleso
Greenbackers.
How tho Day Wns spent at Chi
cago Headquarters.
First District Congressional Conven'
ton to Be Held Sept. 28.
HISTORY,

,r. ,u1,r, ,r,o.,, ,.o,orn.,ra r,, -,.r,.
10 ppnnr1uerns 1,n%rs on 1,pWncn4rtn .nM1s,ss
Tn4TinHa ''DAN 1A"o''A'NA'S ~p"&AA'''0
u,. aeee1M 1spa'ea - 20 aae ]Foan@ -
WARRINGTON, aug. 1o'-Ah c1analhaEon ny
the lndtan Of1ice OF the question pending be-
twecn tho North Carollna and Wcstnrn Clero-
KEGS has led to the uacart.,ing Of Democratic
s"'hole e1tehohg tnfoasa talce ~ anm.h'sta- I'M .n
tsons' and amounting to over S5,ooioo0. Ihc
money stolen was appropriated by Congress nt
various times In connection with tho removal Of
thc fhcroi,ce, fron, Northern Georcio nn1 vir,n,
un ~ 49, @ 1ns,." h ~ Ta..,.es,. 1.AA .. sa,
NV to tae Aholan 1csfitofY' a aooo
portion OF tho money appropriated under
tho trcaty OF removal went into tic
hant1s of thosa fn the Democratic Ring
w,,.c,, ,on,7od tho .fra,ra M, ,sh,oh thro,,~5
~ "'ci suo a' MY nau. WIZ"
, 1876-08-30
SENATOR ALLISON.

HIS EFFEcT1vH sPHEcI AT DUBUQUE, IA.
DunuqUK, ID, Aug. e9.-Tho Hon. W. B.
Allison, United statca sonator from Iowa, de-
ltvercd powerful speech 1t the Athcnnurn In
this city this evening. An audience composed
of tho most Intelligent and respectable OF our
people greeted tho distinguished speaker, and
listened to- him for two hours with
tho must patient and respectful attention.
Tho Senator being fresh from the scenes
OF q nlne-month scssiou OF Congress, md thor
oughiJ familiar With It's public nets, "a well as
much of the motives antmating IT., enlisted tho
keen attention Of his hearers In tho elaborate
and elod ucnt recital Tho ssuca indlspute were
treated with tho candor and ear1lestness duo to
their Importance, and lu TINT
BrlKIT OF FAIRNESS
which honest inquirlng men appreciate. Tho
temper OF tEu speech, 1ke thut Of tho audience,
was admirable, and happily adapted to the In
telltgont hearing given tiu Senator. The qucs-
tim, Ut economy, retrcncllment, reform, alleged
extrnvagauce nnd corruption, wcre handlcd
with courage and clcar,less. Tho recorls Of tho
cpntcndfng partlca wcto exposed With the itl-
Partially of accepted history, but nothing Of
partisan pettifogElHg msrrsd the comparfaont
lIe. declared talnt h0 WAS defending
our common country when defending the
general policies Of the Republican party. Con.
ceulnk to hlr. Tilden great abilities. no never
thecss believed Him too weak to withstand
TIN BTuHhpNN TAAn1TlUAB or HIS PARTY.
Tfroughout tho speech tho senator was
greeted with applause. autl, at tta close, ho Wa4
warmly congratulated by numerous friends
, 1876-08-30
and, IN fact, the Democracy would get II any
how Without pay1ng Tor It. lily own Impression
Is, that the "buY8 arc

and, IN fact, the Democracy would get II any
how without pay1ng Tor It. lily own Impression
GOING FOR UNCLE sAMMr1s ssBAn'1 or MorBr"
Will, great entl,usIaeu1, and viii empty # with
wnn]fUls nlacrity, II left nlonc. Etit cven the
!,arl y arouaes no enthnslasrn for Tfldcn, and
tic Democracy Of tue State that TIldcn's IIard-
Nfpncy prfnrIplcs ara identical with their Green
baCkIsu!. Of cn,ttsc. thoy viii Yote tic ticket
IaIiyI,owt,: lut. ~ tb1 SAME vigorous usc Of
been mSfje M rcd.h;'t for anrhntiy efae. II has
onIy iecu ,vortc,l.mn to ill., re',.hot stats I,y
most stupcntIous cxertions On tfu part of tho
managcrs. On lle ottcr hand, tl,s Republican
dstrcts and to cayass - be;n9 s5n 1 Conducted nd In
most effective fashjon.-s1ch. In tt1rf.nirase, "a
tcIa OH tbo foine.strntclI. is te1fin9 ercyy
day. Tlle ticket ha1 been greatly Strengthened
by The Withdrawal Of 9th Ind tF,a subslftutiot
yasa tha latteT IA makin9 Il eyrrvwInra telling
in lii favnr. Etliiarn.s fl,rs1rnn. @''S
1ss'T HALE so SACRED
In the eycs Of tho Indjnnn farfnere "a IL WIS i'm
agfreil It would be. They Know iii about will
lng The Loncstfarmcr styIe Uf nnnarel IA ion
transparcnt. Then Tho UcEnocratic I,nmmtttce.
bY a stra1,Eo oversight, las been sending viii.
ia,ns to speak irolii lie sane stand viii Dan
viii whom nv Williams @ cuts @ 'I surfy fenrc, and
r,rcac,ts iin,snlf in fact. ~ man for xhnn tirv
{eei It il necessary los noocfze. Under sl1ch cIr
cuustauces, tic farnicrs cannot c6capo d ner-
to gui item nj into to- voting @ tbs petnratIc HIKE
Then Ills Comprehend record during the War al
together dIscpllnts hfs DIue,Jeans. and be- adds
nothing to The strepgtA Of tho ticket,
UAnRrrH.
yocnUEEs RATS CROW,
sptefol Dtpateh to 17e Iiioin4
LATATErTE, 1na., Aug. zy.-Ihc Hon. Dan
". Voorhees, entertained the faithful here to.
, 1876-08-30
FIRES.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.

AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. a9,-About II O'Clock
last night fire broke out in bo1-factory on
brannan street. In thu southrrn part OF tho city.
Tho nelghborhood was closely built up with
fFume dwellings, stores, and manufacturer es-
tablishmcnts, aud before o'clock this morning
tho f're almost completely swept tho large block
bounded by Bsanuan,. Townsend, Third, aud
Fourth streets, thu only buildings saved being
thu lne oillccs VI the Central Iacilc Railroad
aud few frames of small value, the latter
mostly badly damaged. Over aGU poor familirb
were turned out Ut doors, antl thu loss wll
probably aggregate $500, ,000. Among the bu!-
lngs destroyed. was the German Hospital, q
laree. brtck ediaee, containing ut the tiine
about, seventy patlents.. Owing to the rapid
Willie Ia n critical position, but wcEo eventually
removed without accident. The fire. ut ono
place, crossed to tho north side OF Brannon
street, and the Railroad Hotel, l0rge .hrec-
story frame, was completely destroyed. The
streets, for blocks In tho noighborho0d,. weru
Uttered With household goods, and packed with
deasc crowd while all tho numerous csntnenccs
Of tho city were covered with spectators. At
ono tllno there was imminent danger that tho
portion OF tho city down to tho Pacific hla4
dock, but tho fire. brigade made atand On thai
street and checked the 6ames there. Some ot
tho dwellings destroyed were OF superior char
actor, Besides these, tho principal loss Is IN tho
destruction OF the hospital, the Railroad Hotel
aud boz, sash, and blind manufactures. No
loss OF life or serious accident u reported.
During tho conlagrat[on, fireman named
and wa Instantly killed, hls neck being broken.
A number of accidents arc reported, but few Of
a BGruus noturn.
, 1876-08-30
uOYT AND C1I1LDREN'a CllNIAa1Na
0 PEN N G
FOR.
School Children.

Tho largo Clothing House, N. W.
corner State &C. Madison-sts.. has re-
comfy changed its firm name to jas,
Wilde, Jr., & Co., and since then
has entirely ronewott and roltted
their vast establishment with now
appointments, ono Of thoir princi-
pal foaturos being tho Boys and
Chi1dron's Department.. This Do
partmont now occupies the rear
portion of tho establishment, with q
separate entrance on Madison-st.,
wheroupon tho ladies and children
arc ushored into reception-room'
beautifully flttod-up for their pur~
poBo, Thoir stock in this line rs
porfnctly immenBo this season, pe-
ING manl1fa otured ut thoir VIII ho1esaie
houso In New York City especially
. for this market. The goods aro al
merkod in plain 1guros,. de1y1ng
competition In sty1es, Quant1es, nno
low prtoes.' Ladies accompanying
their children to this ostabHahme4t
will bo at once convinced that 1t 1a
needless to look further.
Goods shown by gentlomanly
salesmon whether parties des1gn
purchasing or not.
All aro cordially invited to oxam-
inc our stock.
JAMES WILDE, R., eco.
n. Y. cor. State & Madison:sts:
, 1876-08-30
llcrks County today renominatcd tho Hon.
1iicstcr C1ymer for Congress.
ILLINOIS,.
rE1RtA COUNTY.

llIlLlNOlSs
rEoRtA COUNTY.
PEORIA, ILL.,, AuR. 20.-'Tho dtsosfectton
auoup thc 1,cnuh1ic,,a ~ t,,,s ,t,,rtv ~ ~
count Of Tin nontnatton of thc HIM. Tt,mos
4 I,or1 ~" rs.s.s.. . y. -"o s's.' , .oao
~ poJu Aos toneIcs6 seems fatltef 10 increase
that dimfn!sh. Emery, IN tito 1fan4crips to-
day, gives Ills reasons for supnortfnr Doyti. The
sic s,crton ~ an,,,h,. H.. 10 .1Ias .'s
neture ia onr scuntrys sars viii eopa,at.s al s
tho nations safety and strengthen tho Confcd-
crates IN Concrcss. He admits that novd hns
M r1airna whct, pcorfo co,,ntv ami y7orni,ftcou.
as individuals are bound I to respect, but con.
.onds that no Is better than pronounced TIL
dcnltes hnd should receive the entire party aup-
port. .-
C4nuoM14LH, ill., Aug, M.--A meeting Was
held In ltiekart d Camphcl1's Hull In this city
thts evening fGr thu purpose Of organizing
tlaycs aud Wheeler Club. For several days
past paper mas been In circulation, anti about
Ito voters have written their desire to stand by
the Republican nominees. The organizing OF the
Club 11aa beun deferred from t!mo to tinie until
fysfy snsS Il =, aS acseRte s HI, Paso and
with good fcrling and thoroughly pre-
pared foF work. a Republican lnostinE is
being held III MurpbYaboro this evening. Irof
g. a. k1s u Lon.e e;y aa Cd a,sx 5 M
9th. 4 special train will be- run from hers to
TINT p1aca to nccominolata thnso gl,n viii, t.
hear HIN.
y,t,rrs1nr cousrr.
Monn1soN. Ill. XIII. m.zTbo Whjte.,de Re-
publican Convention met totlny nni selcctel
the following delerotcs to tho Conprcssionnl
Convention Ut Frceport: Il. @. Fellows. Il. i.
Logan, Col. Peter Egc, George ". Fitch, II, Il,
Kent, Nathan Williams, f. w. Edison, 4, A.,
Terrell, E, II. Cole, ". II, Colcortl, Lenuder
Smith, Frank Cleu,icniu, T}w duleeation arc
instructed for Hon II. G. Burchard for Congress-,
KNOX COUNTY,
qALEsBuRo, ILL.,, Aug. 2g.-Tho Democrats
and Grueubackers Of Kuox County met Ii, tol1,t
convention to-day at the Opcra-Ifouso in this
city, and nominated the following county ticket:
gut Clerk, q. T. Cooley: for ,Sl!cr!if, Joseph
Stafford; for Coroner. Or. j. II. Miller. Dele
gatcs wcrc also selected for the Senatorial and
Congressional Conventions. Tho latter con-
vents ut Yates City tomorrow.
srteas 1.aaieh q 3as dsisaae
CHAMPAIGN, H., Aug. N.-A special trasn OF
flyc cars carried about 100 uniformed Rcpubltc-
ans to Tolono last night, where rousing 2 pen
air meeting was held. Hayes mud Wheeler
Gen. Logan wlll speak In this city Friday night.
wAuEE0AN.
epte'at - tI"tpatea e I'll 1as 4. 19sonnS 1.ns.
A. HAuNEoAa, ~, aug: %s;-io-nlSnt one o.
lno areest anu most enthusiastic ahacncca t1at
Gver assgm9lea ~ tnis ci1y cane t9Ectlier a.
n@ni1 a,neIa ,l' ta rin 70 hStd 70 'o hon; EmGfy =;
SLutls, Wl!o FcsleHEu ~ icnkti tIc eFlls Oh
Uem0traey rs manifested ~ tnctr every action.
The LION. q. ". Upton, q t!lso city, WIS fIcs1-
dent OF tho mccting: 10th vocal anu 1nstr1,-
mental music was furnished at Intervals, which,
together with the grand parade, mado things
exceedingly patriotic
, 1876-08-30
INDIANA,

A4NDAkAAN ~
4 AED:HoT uANvAss-onKsNnAoKlsM Or THs
pEMoCAAuY-lloW THEY ANu nNDHAvoHtN0
TO TRICK REpunLIcAas-sAMMY's "pAR'L
or MoNxr."
from Our opn Correspondent.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. D." It won't mako any
difference With thcln over In Indiaaa,n aa!d u
leading 1Inri- Money Democrat at Rt. Louis, tho
evening Of tho tlay Of Tilden's nomination, to a
party OF fellow-D Democrats who were beginning
10 be frightened at tho summary fashion In
which tho Tildenttcs thcro eatrdown.upon the
Indiana GrcenbackcEs aud iDglorioua'y rolled
tho Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash In the dust,
"Nhat We want Ia to curry Indiana In October;
that Insurea III tho victory In November. Now,
In October, tio.o Greenbacae fellows won't be
voting for Tilden, but for tho Democratic ticket;
and tho candidates on that ticket will be Grcon-
backcEs. That ID all there will DO OF It and tbcso
very fellows who arc bowling hero because Ell
denis platform was adopted and Ttlten noIn-
inated, will 60 home to ruu on tho Democratic
ttckpt, and to get all tho Greenback-men to sup
port it."
Tha capacity OF Indiana Democrats for
ouLplho-DoWN CROW
and swearing they like It, nobody doubted
Hut that, atter tho treatment they had received
LII the st. Louis Convention, they could CONC
home lust u though they hadn't beea enubbetl
and sptt upon, and 60 allcad running their can
yass In October right In tho teeth Ut Ar. TIL
dsu1 81. Louis platform, and in November
vots for him. il somewhat remarkable. But
the Indiana Democratic managers have set-out
to do that same, and, besides, are actually run
ming T1lden hero - Grcenbackcz,-iu fact, as
The great Qreeubacker Of them Ill. Dan Voqr-
, 1876-08-30

N.-~~~
NEw IoRK REpuBL1pANs,
Nav YoRg, Aug. 20.-The Republican Btate
Committee was otganIzcd to-lay, With Monzo
b. Cornell "a Chairman.
GOV. HATES.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 29.-Gov. Hayes has IT,
celved several Invitations to visit prominent
gentlemen East md West during tho fall, but
has dcelincd them all. Hfa otIlcial duties will
probably not permit him to leave Ohio for soue
tlmc TO come.
cAss COUNTY, MICH.
r.s.o,a 6ptefai In, im,pdffh 70 n n 71ssan* n
most enthusiastic Republican County Conyen.
ton held for many years In Cass County mot
here to-day to nominate county officers. Every
town waa represented by full delegation, and
g,es'at harmony Tue following o
scntatlvc; ". 7. bennett, Judge Of Probate;
8. Iodscl, Treasurer; II. u. Smith, Prosecuting
Attorney; 4. L. George, Register Of Deeds: a.
smit!l, surveyor; George ketchnm and J. 2.
Palmer and z. Aldrlch, Coroner1. This even.
ing large anil enthusiastic ratification meeting
is being held, addressed by several earnest
speakers.
i DEMOCRATIC AHouAENT.
MEMPHIS, Ienn., Aug W,-'rhc dtoidncht'l
special from Jackson, Miss says TINT after tho
Organization Of Hayes anI Wheeler club at
Vicksburg, last night, ex-senator pcare WIS rot
ten-egged BY nob while attempting to speak
from the gallery OF the Posi-. Office: 4, II. Ar
thur, m Old and respected citizen Ut VtcksDurg,
waa Chairman Ut the meeting, but powcsless "a
suppress the disorder.
NEVADA.
San Francisco, Aug. 29.--The Democratic
State Central Committee Of Nevada to-day
E. Blcnallasset, and ]. c. uagcrman, and fol
Congressman, A. G. Ellis,
, 1876-08-30

InpHrsapzaoz. IT,, Aug. 20.-A 6Fe nigh
beioru last totally destroyed tho Chatham
House barns and contents. Loss $l,ooo; lnsur
ed In tho North American Of Philadelphia to-
$500.
, 1876-08-30

EVIkESI E1HEBs !
NEW YonE, Aug. 20.-Fcrcat ares along tho
Hudson Niver are 30 numerous, aud the smoke
10 dcuse, that navigation Is dangerous.