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We presume the Democratic newspa-
pers in different parts OF the country that
hive persisted In Dufin9 CHAMBERLAIH OF South
Carolina after the falsity OF his reform pree
had been fully exposed In TIE SUN, are
by this time satisfied az to the real charac-
ter of the man. He is the most dangerous
of the whole tribe OF oatpet-baggers. He
was the legal adviser OF the Columbia Ring
which piled such mountains OF debt upon the
unhappy state; It was he who originated the
plan for the seizure Of tho whole railroad sys-
rem OF South Carolina, which was partially con-
summaIed In the Columbia and Greenville Rail
road swindle, an infamous transaction, which is
fully described by Mr.. PIKE In his book entitled
THE PROSTATE State" when the state mad
been stolen poor no set up a pretence OF being a
reformer, and by plausible speeches and let ers
and the institution OF shan criminal proceed
ings against his former confederate, PARKER,
led many people to believe in the sincerity OF
his good intentions. Indeed, for a while he ran
both political parties In South Carolina, aud
few months ago he fondly anticioatsd reelec.
ton without opposition. But the citizens dis
covered that under his reformed administra-
ton the taxes were higher than ever. while he
could not refrain from the penetration Of
various acts OF roguery Tor his own benefit which
were duly expose in these columns. Tho re-
suit was that tho Damocr a. nominated WADE
llASrIoS a. 'noN cadillac for Governor,
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We wish we could say that while all
Europe is trembling AT the prospect OF a great
war, our favored land IA tranquil, prosperous.
and happy. But we cannot. We have un hand,
In the far West, an ugly Indian war, needless
and provoked by the stupidity, rasc atty, aud
fdthlessness Of the agents Of the Government.
Meantime GRANT marches columns OF soldiers
into State which. with the rest Of us, and like
the rest OF us. Ia pursuing political canvass.
his rel object being 20 influence the ballotng.
and carry the state for his party. 80 long ms we
keep In mower the party OF Grantlsm we cannot
say we at peace aud we cannot expect to
enjoy the prosperity which peace brings with It.
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Inliuu- I'll, ord g. llNr complaint, cos;iveuess,
g. nr rp'"iilt r'Wofod by D. u. ir' e. sahaiiye
T. fr'"H ia .'Nl r'ftf.n tA l.n an4 may be-
t..''" "N ul' WITHOUT uss tioiD oApotuT5. k0ld
g. 20 l. |'f.
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between the races which dema0ogues are To-
mentine, and which Gen. HAMPTON End his fol-
lowers are earnestly endeavoriny TO end forever
by bringing blacks and whites together IN a COM
mon endeavor for reform and good government,
with equal rights tor all without reg ird to race
OF previous condition. IL "a for the purpose Of
thwartiug these efforts for Cancellation and an
honest administration of public affairs, that
GRANT and Don CAMERON are rushing Federal
troops into south Carolina. But we do not be-
Heve that this purpose Will be accomplished.
The presence OF the TROOPS may encourage fur
Their outbreaks by the turbulent class Of blacks,
who are taught to believe that they will be sup
ported bv the national Government in all tn 1ir
outragcs; but the tide IL running 20 stronglv for
HAMPTON that there 10 little prob ability that
the result OF the ctnvtss can now be seriously
affected bv the use Of any number OF Federal
soldiers. II the opponents Of disorder and cor
ruption In South Groin, will only continue to
maintain the same spirit Of forbeardnce which
they have thus far exhibited, they may comb
IDENTITY count upon their speedy REDEMPTION
from the robber rule which has brought such
fearful disasters upon their unhappy State.
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Fisk and Gould.
Mr. BAYARD TAYLOR, in a New York
letter to the Cincinnati Commercial, thus
moralizes about the metropolis:

we are returning to better moral atmosphere.
All the mo ri Inent aud nnaucial dishonesty Of the
past three ycar- had their origin IN that time when
TWEEN wts y power IN politics and ~ the young men
III bu mes were dazzled tue seeming success 81
FISK About three weeks before te latters a.sassina
tiVn WIS Que AZ crnoon prevented from crossing tho
upper part OF RrOadw " b. some military parade.
Wnilc NAiiDg there the crowd below broke into APP
pla1se. which gradually folleI ne ,rer. Tn gamins
ycen the servant girls on the steps waved their HAND
kcfchiefs, aud a great many u Of quite respectable
appearance swung their h It's soon that the OBJ
Ject Of this demunstrafiOn was human beer barrel
crowned by the arrest and vugarest Of faces and
vabbng ridiculousy IN the SAD ale IL was not neces
sary TO asa who tn person Was nut even ia rics
lures OF him were less repulsiye than his real self
trust may never feel I'm such otter OF the
cltys disgrace as then endurrd'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14

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The Proportion Ut (iOOA lAOks ~ ths
sexes.

Looking III tho matter more broadly,
ii nmy le safely as~ried that there arr
lar moro fnIrIs good looking women tllssi
thcra Me we'll shaped msn. Tho ca,,Hes
III thi. result Ars probably many. but thu
fact IL patent u any observer. Tho
crowded nmnitpnses, tram cars and traiilH.
Tho cndlrsa currents TINT How through
tho principal tlioronghfAres, will crsnl,.
liah ihr statement II only cnrsoiiIy ~
aininrL. Only make practice of Oh
serving peoples hands, and ia \ very
abort tttnu tin fact Will ha apparent TINT
tl,u number VI AMntifnl hands nlnoll
women il fur larger tllan III tho a.inctal.
~ nen. Il |. equally ~ with tho otIpe'
component parts VI b.anty. a man.
handsome after tia antique csallonn which
ruled TIM .cnlpturs vi thu Antino,ls ~
The Apollo, IL ~ rarely nccn in - lN
practically non existent tllerc arc Anint
lew who eumc nearer 10 tho Horc,lh'H
a woman after the model ri thu Vansn
Ii also rare, but there. n0seithel0sa. ars
snnh women N this hour, aud many VIII
approach III that excellence oi form.
Wsfia.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14

A Delaware correspondent ol thu
Baltimore .lmariedn writaw lhc#a
queer stories about crows "a iossl
amusement. whicl, IN ri present inlniprl
III 10 Il great extent Ia the upper part ~
llliH state, liz crow tllootingx ~ 4 sli,Hfi
int. for pigeon matches. Tho rules md
.uatuma nro TIM Msulo In either case.
Tho ua,l,siiiutn VIA inadc out ~ sort
III humanitarian notion among tho
people. nH we'll IN IL peculiarly l,cnrllt
residents about lierdy isla.d, IN thu
Delaware, frum whence tl,n nrows mr.
taken. hare heen told that slis spot
IL TIM fnysrilr rooriinR ground ot tiies,
lirtfs, MiL tht toward nishtfall tlisy
rongrryAte therc hy thousands. When
inrkncsn ovefsprensls Tho island, tl,s
.ilchrrs inter Among III. low trerH will,
hngs. and cltcl, any dcair.l number,
Yi,hply plucking thcm from ille limbs
Ike Vi nuch fruit. Tho bil.is IA, int
lly IL tls .laskno~~, and, .v.n ifnIml.en
from tildr ruostH, they cling to tho iirHt
ol,iss4 that c,mes within renrh. II IL
said that man standing beneath tllr
tree from which the birds nrs allnken,
Will, m,tssrateled Arms, will soon hs
covered with ilem.
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Germany and l'nclc Nan,.

Tie following il Translation of MI
autograph letter from king William VI
Germany 10 President drant. II wns
delivered 10 she President un Inleprnls
cn.r Day hy ilp, German Minister:
MiaM bs ,lii lraea ~ .isli tini,rrar II Uernait,
kinH IL lrHN~a. si',, III the ltasislri.f ~ ilsa
tsniipl stats ~ AHiTrsa.
unkAT AMI NuuH FHiasni " linN huuii
snualsrAfrd III yon ~ crirlTate the 1sntvh-
niai fe~ttsal NJ thu hay upon Which tho Errat
republic over Milteii snn ptsHidr entered ills
rank nf ndppairlatit nations. lls pnIlnrns
&c lts farnleta have, bt Nlsn application rt
the teachings ni tku llslult III tlln funnla.
lion ~ nations. AMI with ri, in~igi,. tntu tha
distant future, heun realized w deseiop.
mens without = parallel, To congratulate
snm and tho AmnfIran people upon tliis uc-
vAwtnn affords MO ~ much tho iaalnt piaas
urr. because Hinca tho treaty III fttenl~hit
Which my ancestor vi klOrinns memory. kl,in
Frederic H., who now tasts with und, CON.
etu.lod with tho United NtAte.. uiidlstulbrl
Friendship tas continually existed hslMse,
tluFlnany aud AMrrica, and has hcen 40
suiotcd aud strengthened by TIM escr.n.
rrUMRing importance nj lhMir mutual tulAltotts
and " III tntarcOHf~e betNR more aud more
fruitful In esory domain Of cOn,merva Ai,s
sei.nce. That tha welfare ~ tho unitNs
ktAlcs aud llap friendship u thc Two coun
irie~ may continue 70 increase. y my sshcet'
.IeHire aud confident isopo. Accept ienowe'
assurance u my nnqu allhcsl esteeln.
DsnLix. June ., 1870. WILLIAM.
lconhtcrrlgned) vnN DrAAErk.
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iant stetors over siie Turks NJ ilschls.
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rletely beaten hs ia,eno Turks nj l,clsina.
isanro. tile arr,isn commander war inirenelc.i.
Tie Turks captured two inifcnehmehis aHi Elk
gsna. The Svryisn los- wss Tn mcn.
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Th~ village ~ R.rhdal~, tuws. swer,
Awwy ny fie.d. ami Upward ~
fmsy r~ari~ Dre~rra.
A terrible calamity occurred In Du
.bnqne county, Iowa, on tlie niaht ~ tho
4th u July. Tho little hamlet 81 Rock.
lnla wNs literally swept away IN 4 night
From Dubuque paper, III the 9TH inst. !,
VIZ Eisnn the following particulars VI thu
sad affair "The place contained twelve
huil,lings, located on zach si,lc nf roai
graded llfsecn feet above aud crossing Il
small creek, which furnished water
enough Ia run nouring mill tho year
round. The residents numbered about
fifiy persons. added 10 which wore sry.
cral farmer. aud their families, who wore
returning from tho days celebration In
Dubuque, when, 4 shower coming up,
they sought shelter In Kockdale. Tired
md weary frnm tho days cxcrtions,
they fell asleep after retiring and
we're drowned In their night clothes.
The storm rwept upon thu place about
IN o'clock and continued In fury for
three hours. About half,past IL ,lam
mile np the stream broke away, nnl let
down column III water III feet high,
which tho dam nj tho mill withstood. the
water pouring over nnd carrying every.
thing before Il. The occupants III all
thu lionrs were III brd AMI asleep when
tho flood came. Tho hotel and 4 saloon
were open and fnll II people waiting for
| thu storm ~ nbatc 40 ~ To reach home.
Tho fool came with mighty rcnr,
drowning the thnnlcr.stor then raging
4 seven huildinga werc Carried dowi
"A - - f.atf n..I 1a.N a..
| against trees and banks. Three build
ings were raised from their fonn.la
tiona md carccncd over, Tho mil
was saved. " II known thal
forty persons were carried down
stream aud lost. Of this number tlis
eorpseH of .hirly.two mon, women and
children have been dug ont Of tho sand
found lodged In trees. or dead In iii,
rooms In which they lived. The search
ii Htill going on for tho missing bodies
A hoy years old was found alive In !
lrce this morning, which hc had nlimhat
during the night, m he wns being chr
Rod down stream. A man and his vii,
wore found imhesldasl In tho sAnd, dcnd
and claspeI In rAch others arms. III,
sccne u the disaster has been visitcs
to-day by thousands, who we're appalle,
a tho sight. Tho Hazel Green disaster
sinks into insigniiicAncc compares
with this. Tint occurred during tlas
afternoon the ono ri RockdAle n mid
night, within tho midst of tho most ter
rifle thunderstorm over known. TIL.
following il list of tho Lost and found
Peter Kapp aud vito, Martha kapp
Mary KApp, Jos. kapp, Jamas Pierre
and wiie aud two children, Mrs. ElixA
beth Gary, Frank Gary. Lisxie Cary
Peter Becker, Henry Becker, Mar,
ilecker, Albert iseckes, Lucy Bsne
tllonsckceper). Joseph Dcckcr and wife
VIM. Bradbury, I'homAs Blinkiron. OH
ver Blinkiron, John ulaH~on and Wife
Christian Nlnsson, IAssic GLEASON, Lem
elias on. Maggie OlaAAon. Mary NlA.ron
Mrs. Kingsley, John KApp, Nick kapp
Jane Gary, Felix Becker, Allen Becker
Richard bnrke."
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xrscxLLANEous oLxAxlxos.

A renewed effort Ia bcing made by tho friends
of William Mckee, Editor of the ~. Louis
0iois- Democrat, now undergoing sentence In
jail for completely In tho whisky frauds, 70 40
cure his pardon. lila attorney Il now IN WArl.-
ingion for thA. Inrro~e.
A feature Of tho Centennial july celebration
in Philadelphia wss tho AssemblA.e Ia tho hlS-
toric room of Independence HAIL of i30 III.
slors, thcre gathered " hand In their sketches
of tho llses sisncrn of tho Declaration of
Independence and ether Revolutionary patriots
Among tho authors were llolen q, Winthrop,
Charles Francis Adams. Con. john A. DIX
Tloms~ Wentworth lIigginson and John Eaton
Cochs.
The diamond necklace and earring. rcnt by
the khsdNc n fgyps 10 Mira. Minnie sherman
fltel, l,asn bctil ssken from tho van Il ~ tile
| United stnies nb.Ttoasufs In Now York. and
~ont io tho acting Secretary of tho Treasury nj
/ Washington, Who will deliver tbcm to ueM.
/ sherman in accordance With the resolution "
| Congress-.
/ santa Anna. tho old Mexican President, die.
,atar and General. Who for nearly my years
wa.A conspicuous iignre IN Mexican politics,
hss bcen gathered to lila fathers II tho ripe
rse of n. iiclicd In thu CITY Of Mexico On
/ the 2ith u juno.
| ael. Hhorman thinks tho Indian 'poArc
policy il played out. le wa~ interviewed by
a correspondent thu other day. And from hn
remarks II IL evident that lilo military moan
business lie raid Tho reinforccmcnts
ordered by uen. Sheridan Arc 10 80 u ucn.
Terry, WHO will thcn havc 2nO0 mon At the
month of ,hc llg uorn Sheridan says nobody
need bo alarmed. Tho country Ia nll right.
| Iha whole Alonx nation cAnnot turn out oyoT
| 1000 warriors. AMI .hey can casiiy be managed
by tho troops. There Are not moro than fron.
| 25O0 10 \, 900 sioux warriors At the mouth Of
| tho l.g Horn. and thsy aro bAily crippled and
| hampcrei with their wounded"
THO pur~er os tho steamship Tybce. from
Nan Domingo hA~ forwarded 70 the Secretary
| ot Asasc. fronl thu AmsrirAM Consulate ~ that
port, tho details of Al lnsult 10 tho American
fiaa !. ~ecms thst lilo Tyhec, when on thu
WAY from INV York 10 Han Domingo. took on
board, ~ 4 passenger NJ cMl,a llss.lcn, aen.
/ rshln NlIIai,nesA. tia exAllnislcr of War and
/ Maine ni..ipf President unn1 ,lr~, III Nan DO.
mlngo. When tho 1ybea wAs lying II ti,s
latter ,nt. rhe wAH lnAr,ls~i by armed aniar~
wi.a ,iespitc Tho reiaonstranre. ~ tlc Amnf
can t'nnrn AMI the Captain of tho yrsao rcixes
yllsnnosa and cArtlei him A~hare
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POLITICAL POINTS.

Convention n Ne~ Orleans last week \. H..
l'aekAri ws- nominated for Governor, ami &.
&. Amtyina (enloredl. present incumbent, for
lieutenant tinvurnnr.
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III. lat,, u rslnrs.l, Inv I 'l''
I'll the ,l.tN t'pisaiis t.iiuii ffai4t'si u fhttf
convention, aud t8saiA 4 III flffl3 Htil
privileges If stlitlueii. fssftan Il.
ilmruf,f.. entitled Il, Il, .tlfittt 4 'ts,i y,
iiln uhi III aer lltl,n.t ~ IT, ~ !, Aia,iN,d
tl,r E.lnl,lins MT III t'a,lgfsn. II ,fia
time ii l..4ialall,e Aili III sis.l'l. Niititli
wilt eitpu=r ivl, United 'siAf.e n ua'nfa.
lersople hasp A., II el.ss' !. si.'ssI.
nor nn,i uil.ui fsini' eiilfeir. hiAl II. r,a,
4 uia.iya hi Gnugrrai. tplnnftfn vii
alsp lm entitled nrst fall ta asa ihlan
.lertnr,l s,tea frr rrt.,itpni gitA Nire
President.
T,r majority IL faynt " Incoming y
ktaie wa, s.ss llffe. I. sng nsrf oNsW
iii Il VOTE vi nuA luifH 2i.vtn. w. rsps
.ulat,on oi the nuw fsAnpA i. fHflai'a.
III, IND or rO,sktD. anl III gn,ailia Atfa'il,
Int nM rapidly. Aha political contest
this fall will IT, cio~e AMI cArii'H. in
Is7a tlm ltrpuhiie4uH earviedillr t.sifail
for Drlcssscg IN uonet ~ ay liz iolioa
ing yoi.
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Colorado makn~ tie tllrty eighth flat"
In thc American Union. nlL The twenty.
NTH HtMle admitted sllrn ll,e Govern
mant wMa created. Thu eislnsl horn In
| Vermont. admitted March 4, lTpI. Tho
| last previous admission war shat ~ Ne.
braska on March 1. isa7---a ilonsiahing
Stase nov. containing nearly hall i mill
| ion of inhAbltAntA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14

WmLiAM CuLLKM DRrANr sAys that
he wrote Thanatopsis beneath \
group ~ majestic forest treen at his
homo in (nmmington, MAs@.. hing then
In his lAth year.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14
BAYLIHe'
GREAT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
kEOkuk. IOWA,

rrud Vim. u, Mlilef. ssenrral Manager Nine
teeuth ytaf. Ahpnt sixty dallaFs pAy I'll eAreHsr~
lur alesMtWrslsil. tnafL and ktAtinm~sy. n0oh.
kret,eta. psAtasal, rttrt~t# st*fAnfs ArrhttectA.
surveyors and teseirIs thoroughly Atted. khNlish
branetss Irss. fras l~etnrss ~ eulinsnl 0sAt0rs.
Free furnlsAvh racms Tor self.l,oAsdtn2. Tsl~.
erAplina fFs~. shorthand writing ftre. tln0d
bnarstlns outs and family hoard. MAilFnAA gAre
ABDUCTED lnitnsnse hsHtnrss IN ke.knh Nh vars.
tim. Ae.ltsss HtfilIn' ruii.tAsk.. kraAuA. IawA.
Asnt@ where ynu pAw this Adssftle~m~nt Jlyi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-07-14

Senator Merrill IT Maine, having accepted
The TfeA~ury rorsfnlta. entered upon tho ,iatie'
of llr s.alson o,a tho hsh iilat.
Es.secrssAfy liiistnw appeared heforn ihn
House Judiciary rommiltee on tho Oh, ii,st,
snl Was n,cffngased concerning the attitude
of tho President Al The beginning u the whi.ks.
fraud prosecutions. lie declined ~ answer,
on the ground that Cabinet consultations were
matters M hiEh privilege.
A Washington dispatch say~ sthcre u every
reason Ia believe that the impeachment trial
viii hc shorter than predicted
Tho lion~c Judiciary Committee has decided
that II has Jurisdiction In tho csscs OF King and
Schumacher. tho Pacific Mail jobbcr~.