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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09
News of the Day.

Mr.. VIM. L. Randolph. of Albemarle couu.
ty, Virginia, had his leg broken by a COW last
Wednesday.
Mr. N. B. Meade, the editor Of the Rich.
mond Wing, is erecting handsome cottage 10
Winchester.
Herbert More, Of Moore's Hotel, Leonard
town, Maryland, accidentally shot and badly
wounded himself while hunting TWO or three
days ago.
John Morrissey, the New York sporting IL
nancier, began paying back yesterday all mon.
ey placed 10 his hands 90 the result Of the
presidential election. The mixed state OF af-
fairs has uecessitated the declaration OF oil bets
of. Two per cent. Of the money !s retained
By Morrissey for his trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09
By Telegraph. =!

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.--stocks du!! ahJ lo"4:.
Money A. Gold lUI. Government; iu!t Wit.
lower prices. Flour quie. and unchanged.
Wheat dull and declining. Cora i.sh snd al.
changed.
BALTIMORE, Dec I. y.Virginis. u. laolsoL.
81 Vlrginias, consolidated, GO; DO. q series 3i
changed. Wheat firm and quiet business 10
atricted by light supplies prices unchanged
Corn-soHthern quiet and easier; Western Ola
trmer and higher; new lower; new Southern
white and yellow 55a56; Western ,nized old spo!
COZ; new spot and Dec 5Ti Jan 5Tss. Oats luies
and steady; Southern primo a;s3'; We'te!A
firm at 7OaT5. Glover Seed dull ct l4al4f. ha,
steady, with tair demand prices unchanged
Provisions 1rm, quiet and unchanged. Sugs.
quic. and steady ct IL. Whiakey dull ct 81 -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

Gently in the Southern States. Because its
leaders ID some States have been vile, and its
rule Infamous; because its methods have been
offensive, com,niugling arts of the despicable
thimbcrigger and the bold brigand; because
it has forfeited public respect and confidence
by keeping kuaves 10 power and By defending
impudent crimes, it finds in this hour oil trial
only bestatiog and partial support from the
intellect and conscience of those States which
created it and gave it power"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

Both houses OF Congress adjourned yesler-
day until Monday, without having transacted
any business of importance additional TO that
published in the Gazette of that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

The only u. S. Senators who voted yestel-
day against the decision Of Mr.. Ferry, that the
Joint rules we're not 10 operation, were Messrs.
Maxey, Merrimon, Whyte and Withers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

We said the other day that Mr.. Hewitt used
only necessary precaatlon when lie Elade &C.
tailed memorandum Of his Interview with the
President, but no had 10 idea. at that time
that he would have occasion TO refer TO 1t sc
scon. The following from the Washington
correspondents OF the Baltimore Gazette. will,
however show that that occasion has already
arrived
Senator Randolph. naeompaaied by MIR.
Hewitt, called upon tie President Wednesday
nisbt to urge him to keep his promise of Sun
d,y respecting the rcoogotion OF that South
Caroline House OF Representatives, which had
sixty.three members With certificates from the
returning board They found Don Cameron
keeping guard over Grant. and while their re-
ception was apparently cordial enough they
soon discoveries that change had come over
his excelency. When the contents of Hamp'
TOMS dispatch were made known to the Presl-
dent BY Senator Randolph he famed up ln'
stantly. and said he had never authorized Mr..
Hewitt to say that he would recognize the dem.
ocrats when they obtained sxty-thrce mem
bers bearicg tbs certificates OF the returning
board. Mr.. Hewitt interrupted the President
to say that he had never said anything OF The
kind; what he had done was to telegraph Es.np-
ton that be was authorized by the President
20 say thst he would recognize neither body TIL
they bad this number. Attef stating this, 1lr.
Hewitt wanted to know OF the Presiden. il
that dispatch nsrepresensed him. The Presi
dent admitted that he had said that he would
not recognize either body till they had the elk
,1y.three members with returning board eerti6-
Gates, bat be still Insisted that this did not
bind him to recognize the Hampton body even
if they had ssduced enough Of the Mackey
body TO join them to make up that number.
Mr.. Hewitt said that the President must be
the judge of bow far be was to be bound by
what he had said, but he held that he had not
miarepresented him 10 his dispatch to Hampton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

The House judiciary Committee yesterday
agreed to report resolution providing for the
appointment of committee of seven members
of the House, and any similar committee Of
the Senate, to report such measures as may
seem best calculated to secure count Of the
electoral votes and determination Of disputed
questions by tribunal whose authority none
can question, and whose decision all will accept
as final. tits 10 be hoped that the Senate will
concur at once, and that the result Of the
committees labors may be, if not satisfactory
to all parties, at least such that an earnest at
tempt to settle the existing difficulties may be
apparent 10 it, aud that all may be wiliog 10
adopt it as the best that can be done under the
circumstances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

For some time past rumors have been clrcu.
latng in the newspapers to the effect that Sen
ator Conk!ng is to take decided stand in OPP
position to the effort now being made by the
unscrupalous man Of his party to iolst upon
the country minority president For tue in
terests of the whole people Of the Union gener-
ally, and for those of Mr.. ConkliDg in particu.
lar, He hope the rumors may be correct hr.
Conkling is an able and influential man, and AS
report goes, is not without justi6able ambition.
His reputation, amid the blight that has over
taken that of 80 many of his party, remains
without stain, and as he is 10 every respect OF
superior mould to the rest of the republican
leaders, they envy, of course dislike, and will
do ali 10 their power to prevent bis future ele-
walton. The Blaine element 10 his party Is too
strong for him ever to reach any higher posi-.
ton ln it than that he now holds, aud possibly
too strong even to allow him to retain that be-
yond his present term;but let him throw of, not
nruci Piles, not party, buta corrupt party's lgno
Bile letters, and act patriot part for the coun
try's salvation, and be will not only win but mer
it the praise and esteem Of the people he vii
have saved from threatened despotism anarchy
or civil war, and four years hence, not New
York, not the North but the people of the Who'll;
| united country will see TO it that he shall bi
properly rewarded. He koows the feeling il
| his own State regarding the present troubles
that feeling is the same throughout the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

The dramatic News says Mr.. James Cor.
don Benefits marriage, which vas SO extern
siyely announced last spring, is probably de-
fniteIy given up, the breach between himself
and bis 6ancse having been, however, alto
gather am;cabe. and tie result OF firm con-
yiction on Mr. Benefits part that be was
not fitted for the married state Whatever
presents Mr., Bennett gave Miss May, and they
we're numerous. have beer retained BY her at
hia desire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-12-09

GHAEEK CORN snd PINHEAD DAT
- NEAL iu=. received ~
nov II G. VIM RAMSAY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
Ileaawood Clty aud III i'coplc.

On sunday afternoon, after two lay.
more III the rongheat riding ! oyer TX.
pcricnccd, nnr Meaiisnme march was
ended NJ lpradwool Olly. Tho town
lies III tie bottom oi 4 long nnl 1ecl,
gnloll. through which Dcnlwool amt
WhiNwooA creeks wind their tortnoua
way eloNa beside Zach othur. The lamo
III thu region ~ .lrrivoL frum tho saAt
number III drAd pine trees which lina
tho hillsi,lcs IN MI .lirections, and irnd Is
gaun. and rrectrul appo ,rai.ce ~ tho
landscape. chp n!ty III II llra through
4 greater part II thu gi.lnh bottom, ANIL
corAiHts III double row III rough lpAr.l
and log cabins lying I'm either slide OF
tho slngln atFuet. Tho day of our nrri.
ynlhrillK Sunday, tho town WA throngs,l
with minnr~, Who had oomc In frun,
their claims IN thc vicinity 10 spend 4
tllho III their vast earnings fnr tha
week. Standing a( thu head of thu
lhoronglfarc, and looking over tlo
long straMm IL moving humanity, ~.
timatel tho number ot Iernons 10 hu
about t,tNDO. Gambling saloons, lance
house.. aud har.roonls wcru nil Iii full
play, opening publicly from thu street.
A little knot Of people gathered will
uncovered heads Ia tho middle Of th,
roadway marked Tho progress oi NJ,
afternoon prnyrr.martinK = thu fnl
aolrmniiy u Wofhhip, surrounded b,
the reckless h,lnf,ly of frontier min
iliE camp. Tho au'.traHt Mas fllArp An.l
striking. "A general v.eW ~ Tim IMo, i
which surrounded mn ~ | li.ssel NJ
tho street WIN not conducive " Il favor
Abln pfeconwption of tln character 81
thu inhabitants. a rongl.nr and mnt.
desperate looking crowd, Runrrall,
hlMstking, ] nusur AAw. liurM,. thieves,
gamblers, mlr,lrrrrH, surrounded mn ol
every si,ln. Nnw mining camps nro tl,t
refuge fnr All outlaws from civilization.
y. iafhr N NlrIuNnald II. mahtirlN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
JuhM RaMd0lphs fxprrscMsc In thr
lD)Nck t1ttlx.

From Mr.. John Randolph. III Jasper
county. who has Just returned from thc
black Hills, ~sys the Oscrola Mo- Nm.
tint, W. learn VI thu terrible fnta TINT
l,efcll his company III Nix Miners who
Ind hncn seeking lin precious metal
among thr nvngea who Slow ticn. C,lH.
terra han,, II soldiers. Mr.. Randolph
says TINT there in nny amount ~ danger
In ~rking thu rrcinl~ metal. IN seems
from his report TINT his Nmp consisted
of rix miners, md thas they hAd bccn
working some iwn months and n half,
and hal occurred nhont 2ll zoo. when,
uh thu evening III TIN 1lst III July, m
MIR. lAn,lolpl, WAY ont prospecting, his
cars were prwted by savage yells from
thu direction NJ tlle uM,Ml,, ininRlrl with,
tho death grMns ~ lis companions.
Mounting 4 hill thnt commanded view
ri tho ramp. which WINS located III II
raSine, his eyes weru greeted with thc
sight " innnmrfahle nn,nges dancing
around the rcAlps III l,is former com.
panionn.
Thus finding ihnt thu situation was
somewhat dangerous, Mr.. Randolph
crNNlcd into thu hollow trunk nf Il true,
and there remainea until morning, when
lie went lack to Tho plaee where TIN
camp hal been. Upon arriving nj this
plnee gllnstly wight met his vicw. III
tho rtill and hnShsd morning twilight
lny the tplieH of his companions. Hiark
naked. seMlpcd mud otherwise mnlilatu.l,
tualifying ~ th. cruelty of thu lIlask
Hills savagsA. After hntying tho bodies
~ lis companions hr made his way Ii
thu failrnnA. having nothing lift ft--cycry.
thing being destroyed by Tho savagcs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

Stss *~s~sssss n - HvssswfA 80 tpsssA -
- YsaesuA~sm4 - 80 - s~* j = " ssAeA4 a
ssxs ssss 80 Nes8swas \ ssA# %AsSsA ~ III
s*ssms - ss@a# = 81 w. II tAsa~*Nasss
sNss4 swssss#s sse ssss.sss*A sAA NJ @wh f#4
#~#v# " AaasaA, w. fsHaas4 t~ssMsaH fNpsAs ss*
*H~ ~ n FS~ s#aA iA48Maasy Asfw %~ Nst
~ \ AAa awsh s#ssasssss ys~ ss~ y s.s "
aF@ Asss sea@~s* a ass ss~ ~ ~ h
n ts# ssHsA sH*aw~ss taA tFA ~ RVsf " ~.
tssst At#gsssse staa s~ VA " ssS t~ss -
ssms4Av s@# Nn@ wsa - eah s~sA issUaw@sse
81 m@ ~ .Ma u SO hssh lssrlesss.
samsa ~. aai ~ asa ssah sweausass
w. wHN - iAl ~ tsm hssh sAaAs4ass
asss nfses.A nt~ss ~ sAs F~s~s~a4tssF@ "A sas
FRET sp~.asss N sass Essss .femstA sAaass~es "
ne~ sesAs Tsis snsuss wsAs~ ssshs ayniAs
sasrMs* ef shr fssassvss4r~ae tns4vyf ths&s
tAaen " evsen~~sarH ~ssh hnwAf~as ~ y~i~m~.
~ ss~aimans ~ the Investigating ~usnasass~
saa th.is Fss~sss viii mAAs ,he ~vaghsse~s sIai+
slnn w tses.saeai lirssss. e~~rlsssa In ans nass
sv&s stne~ tie var.
Ae~wsAft tAA0aivt hss rstssuts=i III Atis~
The milissfs aashrsisle~ 10 ssaa NJ eesstrrl II
rnrh iBaisn Aycneise - as~ hAsis - ,~ threat.
sn~i NJ resaFnirg hn~sil~ hAnA. until Ail sr
t~et en~aen III tronbae Il fvmnvsd.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
ljer Sweetheart.

Tho Jackson tl'ann.) Sam vouclics for
the truth of tho following: During the
war there lived In tho vicinity of this
city 4 HAitary maiden III w summers,
Win Ind no ono to protect her against
tho rude bullets III tho world. II any
Hover II affection for tho other aex Ind
ever warmed and hanMtiilel har maiden
heart, II bloon~d In secret And "wAated
ita sweetness on thu dessert mir" Al
TINT time which tried men'a SCUBA, !"
shc continued ~ lisr alone, nnlrrriiird
hy tho evils. II civil war. Onc ,lAy,
while this city ws.s occupied by rc,loiai
troops, Il soldier went Into her potato
patch and commenced hrlpiug himself
~ thu potatoes.
hhr sann discovered hiH prr~. nee.
and, rushing ont, shc screamed III /.
hiRh, slrtll key.
"uc. ont oi my potato patch, yp,,
sAgnlnndl"
koldicr-~"I AlNn't IL II: your 4onH
aro In the army lighting against IN now,
md nm going ~ llave all the potatoes
| want.
Maid" You're liar; yon'ro 4 liar. =
Soldier Will. II your Honn amt,
yonr husband II, and l'm going 10 have
tlieHr potatoes.
Maid" You're Il liar, Hir: have got
no husband"
Soldier" Will. II your husband
Ain't, your sweetheart In.
Maid" Well, / declare (snftcning1,
who tnld you hal a sweetheart"
Hul.licrs--" Mover mind"
Maid" Well. | reckon yon en- hays
faw POTATOES, hut don't take more ii
you want for your own t,.e. !"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
c,,l.pw " lhe British lrsn Trade.

Thu lifttlKl, tfuh trN,lu N krtNtly a..
plrtaAl. THIS III especially Tho csasc Ia
ihr Cleveland district, which hAs ~.
inycl u,nxampl.L prosperity. iosser.
iay iis~ inrge concerns In TINT quarter
Mulr reported bankrupt, onn having
liabilities amounting u nearly u. .O(DO.
On. 1'his crush Arisen from over. pro.
durtinn and dull trade. Since iboO,
whom Tho Ulrsc.anL minsM wcrc iirs,
worked. thu production han incrvAx~'
annually, thu siel.l last ,ear iseins
4. ON. ono tons. In tlle same tilna tl,c
blast fliinAu'H mullivlird fr"m Jd IL
ltA, producing ..tAjl.tNh, lrn~ II rig
iron. urat profits M.le lr.ll..L from
tlnss Hourcea, which we're largely in.
v.sled ia rolling mlA il llln mannfnc'
tnfe IL railroad iron, 4 abA.p rsActinn
|. .llnwrd. Th. American .lrn,and cvn.c,l
an,l Russia largely rr.inrad Irr nldrls.
ton sals fsll into sliafavor, rirrl l.iu !,
,lr.nrs.l r,irr anI nlss dntall-. Th.se
mi oshnt adverse circumstances ri ltss
ac.o,lnt havr crushed The iron.mA1eess.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
POLITICAL POINTS.

Thu Massachusetts ilcrAhllcAn., ii thor E..lc
Convent ~ At Worcester lA~t week. l,An,lnAtci
all tho present Kate oillesrs. Including Gov.
lire, for ro.plecslon, ThemA~ 1'HlbA And k,e.
patn n~lsAtatty W,ru chosen Eevtuss.ss large.
TITO Massachusetts Usmoefallc atAla ton.
sshtlon assembled NJ Wuteerlev last week. and
nominated Charles ffanrls AdA,n~ for dov-
ertlof Nv Aatlsmation William Il rNnkstt
sAr nnnttatci fur lieutenant I. werner, IN.
Win N. tathra1 for Na'te.sty ~ Alate, Wrssu,,
llnalald fut Treasurer. lul,n N. Fitzgerald fat
A,Ht'tov, Ani islcherL t,.uny for Attorney tiu,.
nal.
TIN Democrats ~ Nebraska have nnn,luatud
fsfan fnglaHd ~ sio,M.'uf, Hni uen J,~ell
ltoiMsn nv Congress.
Tin Connecticut nanlooial~ have nntnsn.tesl
tie'laia II. Hubbard fnf tlusatMr, Ffsn.l~ H.
tslusAia fup tlrulVma.a unsutMt nAlgt.t /.
Mnr,,a 81, ha.,utw,, ~ ntatr, tslW.n a. iilrk
fnr hnanii.f, t'lN,l.a 4, Iinhb,nl TT t'uinlr
tfulaf, aud thy. t'lst,s II i,!ttfa.,ll aud ITEM
William u. Ifauk,n ff Ii.stoisa large.
hull v.tuft. ~ Tho trriiunt a.sti,l Rive
FAIRBANKS. fH uosptnor. ai.anb bingham.
ai,niIa scattering. ~ rsifhank~' Malof.t,.
9J,Sl7.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15


Fifteen houses wefc destroyed by firo d
Me',~telA. a.. : few days avn Loss, e7s,OOO.
Tha international M@iicsl Congress met III
rhilsdelnhlA last week. rrnf. urvss delivered
the address VI welsaue, aud WA uhuset, pros,.
dent. Dr. Flat, II NV York, ulAdo tho Gen.
tNnaial address.
William A. Thompson, 4 rrun,incnl aud ya.
aIsctsd lawyer Ut lhston resenly committed
@',k'ssls by cutting lila threat, DomrrtIr siliic.
ton AiM financial enOAlraa~ nent hal clouslo.i
hIH mind.
Tho oshsr day, wl,Ilo number of laen wera
employed on = haf.e fiAlng ''prImera far The
final explosion VI tho mine that Ia ~ resnrys
sl,c ,l's.Factl"as III Now intk AArbor knu~n IN
licli 0Ate, a premature explosion III ,lsnamll.
nsSnsrretl. by which three mei we're inatAlll,
Aillcd Nnd nuulbcr VI ut,uls seriously III.
Mrsl.
Tie HsHsno Vt Lafayette wl,lel, Mar gisen IN
s',a French Government ~ n, expression ~ il,
f,lah'isl'lp fss thin ro',ntty. NM unvellnl ~,
osherslas III union ltln&rn. Np~ York. ~i..re
N'feAl, stand alalaea " Washington and Ian.
coin.
Tho ws~k VI ull IN Tim ren,+sisania ol
irRt'Als, according ~ Tho ni,l.iAl EN0ging Ia,
cusnplrtci l. \. lnl unO har,uiu.
Gt,stler tlaheN,s was l,n,.g NJ uaua,,is,rn, /,
n - on ,ha Nth ,naL. fr tho n,ari.f ul
ucotFa ttAMtall, III jMl,, isli.
M,wea Y. 1sldpn brother III ,,us lpLlcn
~hu i,s# been aetD,,~ly vi fn ~unn luus ,,s.,
died u M sstl, hu,r hstntls, nurniAg ii III.
,csitleaa~ NsW Lebanon. N. \.
NNnl.
correspondent ~ lin Chicago 1',.ba.s
who lsh den. Terry. .amp IN tho si., ii
August, reports Tho column. ~ t'.uk ans
Terry ~ having rVlais,-l s.ni moving n,i.
ls,Hlenlly, Uitllsr son msndra having m.rl
eAltNtAt.on II meeting ~ uunAk,np any CON
rtsltrahle bpdv VI hu4,.l.s. IL fat kill,.,
hal, seculs ~ hAve gwen h,s ia,sr,,es.. III,
shp. Nnd she eAnrAlgn ssali.~s the nto,N Ii
have eosnrletsi, ntxlod fos shm y.as Wh.t,
the main hoiy IT slie Indians uow il, us wles,
and whom they MAJ b, .Sr.s,sd IL he hcnss
fiam M ain, u \ soa,injfam whluh tn.y as Nj.
''a gltsn ~ fns tie tr,t.Lt
Al tntIluinaht Tot m,,risf ias been resnrn.,
" tLs .'h'csso .tsnd iifs s.a,t., Alss4n.i.
fnlllvAn iof the killing If tianeia Hsnfuti.
Jaeob Ten E,et, Al Old aud tssp.c,sd farm
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

Lest NvcnlnR, while Harper, the rloMn
III lArnum'u circus, wAH passing up
ttronlway, 4 little child .lippei from i
r.eHtory window, And uanh, headlonR
lenarA the pavement. Harper NJ iln
lleiAni and, IN ii would acnm, provide,
titlly. caught sight III Tim child ~ II ls't
the Ninduw AlAvc, ansl, with TIM Alurri,y
II II cat, I,larud himself In position 10
hr.ak In fnll. When II came down 10
hin, M caught u with Mrin grasp, II. a
MT only hr'ko itH fall, but held II fram
going 10 thu pavement. The net waA
hold aud dangerous. but Aueccs.iml.
Tlle Alhlatu suffered aopM litllr injury,
but 10. enough 10 sroAk " In connv-
tion with Nd extraordinary 4 fsHt. i,diN
0nrak00tan.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
m,scElLAxxoua ulsAstsas,

A uese4nmsrs commission, composed IL ri.
frws VI tie Engineer s'oH~ % thr United
STATS army, len Maehtnasea Toe uaal,A Tho
uslnt ass, ta enteF nrsn th~ wnsk u fc-sarses.
inR she tai,n and Central t'Nsitlr rsilway linc~
from O,naha u, Ssrrsmcnsh 1sa. Il III ~.
~'Fianse with . ans resolution veetntis
passed. /, Congress. aud IA ita The purpose ii
r~-sncaSnssns t,c entire line ~ birth rcAxlA II
hcing as~ttic that The rsir aga mot ~ long
~ hA~ bcen clAimei. A uovt snment nnttis
wsro i.sacl In construction Al The rae " from
.li0oo 10 sis 900 ret mile. The question u
length hcermcr imrcit.nl
Tho steamship Arbitrator, bound from Now
utlcan. - liverpool, recently struck An Ice.
Ter. ami funk Ia twenty minutes. Total ioes
*aSl,utN. Tho crew tcok thc e.al~ AMI ~.
raixs1
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
WASHINGTON MorEs.

Ea-tEstetxis ltiHtuN Aaa teMa~esi li.e lease
III hin house Ia Waslll,stnM n Tte l.sstsua
'Inua ~ w. A.lnrues tl.I,ersi in t'hl.ai Hates
MArnhAi~, tessfdlN, The uesnsi,g tl~etA.iM, have
lscn is~uud 1l..y vhAr.n n,at~l,Al4 that tn'.
l.vtl.n ,a,lst l,e snorlel 10 Al risi1e,a while
registering er yuiinr. ruti from vluletae or nut
tAge IA agenait ~ i'tv.t sote~ la etip~ III
lnnrs than ~ 14il inu.lt,ani1. special dnslty
nArhss sra ii bs arln,Ins ! n saliy nns .he~e
uliets anl aalllrfs ~ atstlahs may he ssihl
~ siled ~ Iafss III ~ saif~li4i- ~ sha iss
faFnianea IN tIsu inl.ss, ~hnih I. i.os IN ~
lInpesltd BY bsAss laws OF olAoss..
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

Nv tNklllH Uin' letter vt n timO In this
wMy Tho whole nttmlmr .an hi Mas,r.
iAilMAl. For example, tuke lin wor,l
Janc. j In fumlnt In two ,sIumns cnni
lacnring with n ani II, which nte Tho
sGvul'L nml eighth letters down tln ia
rlM'rt .lnir Hl,n " tri,. anil Tho tenth
!, tier down thu Alplaist III j, thu l.ii,s
Apught. Tho mat letter, A, appears IL
kMt ON rolnlnn, Mhnrn II ntan,la nj tin
tuu. n IN H,.n in ilm M,lunlna Lenl.sl
u, ID anil II tl,e~ afr ihe srroi,,l. fourth
anil eighth letters In sha alplai~i. which
added give tho fourteenth ur N, and ~
IN. Thn ,ixn M thiH table Will excite NJ
littln cnfinnity among thnH, unarqaint, Il
with TIN forIyoinS explanation. =
.tufieHffHriR.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15

TIM English press il greatly inter.
est~d In TIN ahipnarnt VI besi packed Ia
iee chests from New York ID Liverpool.
II the experiment sncc~~ds. Ameiicin
hsef uAn b~ PLACED In ths EnGlish mar.
kes - 4 piios - pr cent hslow tn+
oufrent rata,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
Number and vA1ue u Nheep In Tho
l'Ml(cd states.

from thu statistical presentation Of
tho Department III Agriculture, ut tho
Centennial Exhibition, WI gather the
following. Vt date u January. 1870
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-15
l'crt,sl Men.

NJ. krurennn <ayn - have ben i
gcoi dell ~ AMI down TIN world. and |
never d,d ~. either i perfect hone ~ d
r.ifsrt man, aud nu1cf ahalI until tn
Hnnlaya come i sl.r. When inal
Aass he II l,efi,.i. II X .ait III HIM. III
il top e. Il a. if'a .afll. aai ~ tipl
IoNd enough Il. tlrltls,psl n h 4..i.i
NJ trA,l~ Will, 4 s.nHsr ilM 'slsh nalf
elected saint.