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, 1876-05-19
REAL ESTATE.


The following snstrmenss wero died for record
Thursday, May l8:
C1rT PROPERTY.
Sacramento 1t, I4l II : Of Jhcksun 1t, VT 2sx
csSA l2sA #: eted 4 Nay Y $50
With buildings dated May l7:.......,...... 1910
Michigan ny, near M = Thirty eighth s1 wi. 2osia5
with othcr property, dateA May 4........,. n0o
CGntfa1 Park Nv. !IO II n Of TrcntT .sec1pd st.
Properly. dated May 4......... ;. ............. 1000
JJ1i2s Il viii, hud lnx dated Jan'J H...... t.ooo
lt e dated aay u, is,...:.....:.............. $500
l2ut T. dated Anfu l5 5."...,:..+..:..,........ 800
11s5 y: dated Maysl. l.ls79....;:.........:... 800
1oh IT, dated MAY 1.tio
NORTH or CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 NAb[u8 or SEVEN
NILES or THE Counr HoUaK.
Hz1sted #, lse ri Of WrsHftweuA nv, I, a5x
l2a IT, dated May 5,NO
bourH OF c1TI LINrTs WITHIN RADIUS or eEvkN
NILES or cnrnT-HoUsE.
atock. Yard Dummy KAtlrt ID. IN Il Q OF DA-
sell 1t, I, Suxt24 It. d8tcd April 4,.......$ 2SQQ
, 1876-05-19

SlIEEF-Tho market IVES ~ acdyc a. tho limited sup.
M Gd a r. o &c " cd est 0$a $sTsess e r. sss fs
at S775 hut lho ruling hEupes wcna Il oiaa 60 for
common To eli0tcc.
NEW ronK.
80 for lrec days BEnnst 2io At tho time lalt
xesks quality oi offerings about fa'Fs market slow al
aseep1icseipts 4 4oo making H. 40 for tlreo days.
aaanst at the assno sino last weak. ehf arrivals
Included c0mtnou to primo unshoEs. fair 70 prtHe clip
ped anh common to ciolco spftng alnha dGnhnu mod.
e; RI ts to exsrs TAI cpps ser o1ins4y
oaly eso making sa7o oo tsr s,rss
East LrDzaTy, May -Receipss today. aas
I'll on 1or 5sS es
sss Sb3 s4s aaSS
: ,ssns :, sss sssa; '' for taree
!. BUFFALO.
s se
Sseep na eI"Sa-Recc,ps 1ooo: total for Tho
week g. ocoi market active aud week; prices AGhc
iogsIKee3lps. 400. tota, for tho week, u, +oo;
market dull and allow, YoEktrs. S7.25Gt7.s sa; heavy
S. logts May, s@1!9gs-stesdy: with & tai1 ds. 9:
good e choiss ns.so VII .tsess stS5 ned!a'a q
g.: :tssk Psoy y .ssJ }ssasi Fl .ss5
CINCINNATI May IS. .IlNgs-Fair demand ana cs.ier'
s7 i0S7.25 feCulpI, t,2aai slipmeats, l.jio.
, 1876-05-19

moo pRopUcTs-Wera mora than usually quiet,
with l!ta uango In prices, but dull feeling In
quoncc OF full supply Of hogs with caAer tons at
the atock.YnrdR Tho export movement OF lard and
mcata fair for the season. but rness pork slow,
aud tho whole dca! ecAy local yesterday. very few
ouido orders being fecstved either 70 buy to sell
MISS Pong-Was moderately active, and averaged
and closed about the aanc as tho previous day, with
range Of 3oc tho July DEAL which was the most
tsnded IT, saes worn reported Of 70 brs cas a go 49,
4a5o brla seller juno ht to 6Es seller
July at SO Ha; and 800 bril- eetlcr tho year
At el7M Total u. Y!o bril- Tl!o market eloasd gui
NlBl1elIrf May; f.D $40 ~ o. seller Juno{ $40. 71
~ 77A seller Juty; and nonlnally vt go e1bli. sell
Alixnst. Seller tho year cl1Ard At $i7, 6n4l7,e
PKi!ne meas nors Wa auotcd ut SIG 7oast ut and ex
ira at kit. SHHl1.73.
JULY " Witch thcsS ses moderate ttadnE At sho4t
Il. hanas a esht alx.nes M,clpeel Wa auSfsMt M
~ g :ssr Jay M =. ;1 ri 25o IT, sss
market elosSd tame at st5 3 cas M q Meel!eL 4y ga y
at $l3. HE8 II. 52sf seller AuxHAt.
MRATsWcsc dull and ninally caateF for futuro de-
ilvSry with ycry little taaal5y aad sle e1anEs On
5n9 oo - s;,oss IL ,;ta .: x!o taA seller ySne
terms; and g b1s twinter) long clears nj ltHie Tic
, 1876-05-19
YOUNG CHICKENS,

70 M4 El1fof QF 1Ae 1fl61N6.
OaLn COUNTY, ILL.,, Day 17.-Yopng chickens
frequently 60 blind In ono or both eyes. Glycersns
IL q sure remedy. Ono small drop applied to each
eyo Will soon cause tho eyes To open. or 10 soften
tho edges Of the lids to admit OF being :asliy
opeued with thu point Of punknIfe. One o. two
applications will rarely fall to effect e9re yours
truly, AEhh&a''
, 1876-05-19
LIVE STOCK.

Total. 40 l273f 2, 2G2
CATTLE-Tlie general situation Eas uuitnptoYct
DisoouraehE adrces from the Enst, taken In cuniunc.
tion with tho heavy receipts caused dull heavy feel
Ing and prtcea II not quotaby lowcr tended stronRy
In that directions Tho number Of buytA' prcsnnt wha
fully up to the AvcrnRe, hut ten therS nothing
sebIIuR nctiyity In tho demand from my source. and
only snBl percontAgo Of tho offerings wore disposed
Of Bales werc at g. 1905 70 for inferior to cxtra the
Rt 4I % for goo 70 prime ahpplnR hccvcs. Tho
market elo1ed dull and weak with largo amount OF
efucR
, 1876-05-19
wheat-SalcB 10 0oU bu at 81. 0d4 for June and o
etSss Fork-soob br.a seller Jn1y At s2n75


ALCOWOL-Wn8 GFfH ut @1tl
uIkOpM- -CONN-NaAl In fnIt demand and tbs upper
xs1dcd wcso rn, tim stoc1 having been wrl reduced
durINg tho pnat fortnight Common corn wan sttody
6acs car luftrtnr Al 10; 10 bales COMMON medium 10
bales good hurl NJ 7}4e5}4c. Quotations: Chnfn hls
e2bc, No. 2 hnr'. 1fescE ehpico medium, 7H71Sc;
good medium brush, use5so: fair fnsIdn and envcE
6dt5}<e, inferior, +0+lfc; crooked. seec-
BUTTEH-Thcrp was rnther moro life In The butter
trade ycaterday but in other rspeotA tho market
without noticeable change. Wa qnnte ~ follows:
uhoos to fancy yellow. a5e3aoos medium 10 good
grades. laaa3es fnfcsiorto common. la3i7e.
pAG0ING-Tho demand was moderate, and p1locs
wcro easy. On hnnl1 ordcss tho annexcd quotations
: arse hsyss es 1o :SsgeS Ss1 q @
sste 81 ea Moas.a ssas T. % ontsto, 81 ~,
fsSi;S: e. 3S;s1s as lyie ssi ises' saH'' ass:
r1nS sooss 1eing shoe2. but 4 riu tbs q.
I'll: SsssSs:
SS J;
q u 1a. Ps II ss @ q n
sa,sESsG Mste}Hs GfasSS Jeas,.at, s -. .
s So' st5 p1es p se sa
81 ohle sss! H as g: iiiiheis a's
Ss isdaliy S IL sg ssas
~ Ss;s X,
II, T;sss s .Ss H.
S:y %ssEs R;s5tfss .5t Y Ei sstss
fsas sSs's e. saSe.s:
sfs sas4de IT, H. hsrrns. soysses coiaisbs 1lset
FMtTs XIII NUTs-1.ut slight change wss ose.g.,
, 1876-05-19

Lung Mild illoft coati Mt lie caA. auh i,Ilc serr
July Eoxed; sweet picked hayns lt 1865 Cumerlands,
lOaOslc, cash scIEer April, tong'cut lians, i:A
l3G bOxeali bacon h4lns, l44slac.
, unEA SE-MA4 qutet Ut H%l0c,
liEEP G{sfS--WeTe steady knl quiet At SO Is
GoiItU for nleas, SIT. 73sl1Oo forse msas and
H.1. bNt.:..s. o. for hhm8.
TALIow-was quoted At s9la{c forcity, and 7t89se
for country lutA,
, 1876-05-19

!4t I'D "a Reas1n Atsoetai<d Frssst
NEW YoAK May H. -uold opened and closed ut
= ILL.,. with sates during ths day At 1l2E. Carrying
rates i To 2 Loaus were also lnade bat.
:, Governments wosu nrm with IN Active demand.
lalltosd bonds were quiet aud Grm,
bt4&e, securities were dali.
thoets epaaed heavy, md, in. early dealings.
PRICES dccllpeA k@3A. lhe latter New. tessvy
.Gsat0L followed BY decline of II regular and III
aellss s!xty, In Delaware. Laekawanna s. WertErt.
zsas received ;dppgrtelou in coal roads had
, 1876-05-19
DRY GOODS,

NEW Yonk, Aiay 1a.-I}usincss was oniet with com.
mfssten houxea except heavy cAasimercs and wnratcd
eohttnEs, which were rathcs tuuro active, Cotton
aoods vcru notnlnay unchanged 10 nrst hands, but
dull owing 70 largo puhllr sale ~ bc held Tuesday
nexs Fancy prints weru quiet. Thruo hundred aud
twenty Of Johuson ginEnama lod At suction. and
lfouAht fair prtce1,
, 1876-05-19

LoNpon. May 18.-rhc bullion In the Bank Of
The proportion Of tho banks reserve to IT. liability
IL 4DlS per cent. The amount Of bnll tint hns
gone imso tho bank on balance to-day T. El43 600.
United States Honds-B5s, 104A: 'G7s, 10Dai;
1o.49s, 1o7A; new Or, 1o9.i; Now York Central,
DEnL1N, Mny 1a.-Thc rate Of diHcouRt at the
Imperial Bank Of Germany hns been reduced 10 3.t
per cent
Pants, May DISQUALIFICATION 25c.
The specie In tho Bunk OF Franco Increased
18, lao, 600 ftnncs.
,FnAN.ronr, May 1s.-Uaited Slater Bonds-
New 81. 1O2A.
, 1876-05-19
COMMERCIAL.

Tic following were the receipts and supnen.s Of
The leading articles Of produce In this city during
tho twenty four hours ending at z o'clock on
Thursday morning:
, 1876-05-19
PRODUCE.
MNV Vrnu

Special Dspd.cA to 7ns tribune.
Ntv TosE, Nay ls.-Gfatn-Wheat-M Market an!ot
II yeAtatdAYH prices, Quotatiouss No. a Chtcsso4 V:
toA4 soll Al u. 1@ No. . Allw3ukco ~. 2G No. Ala
nssols. tls3l ehcbeygan held - t!s3i red "eatefn
, 1876-05-19

Wss sas%H e 81
n \. " az, US san 4 9 Il 9seetsa g II Il
E$s: ss$e!s \ SSS;,'na. ns
b s;.sS, ID 4 I'd i i: mel; i
y VI ~ =: tsss:s
;e ;s sts5s e a. fsT M:y
s: scs ' Es s hss T 9
Il, while sn wea.lut heTs stormy. whlla xaens
;ss$;
ataIcst tnkng hold ftss vhi,s seya,s uynE order;
" 5sss!ys
o nas
s;s ssss 4! y %sss sls a. &c s Sy . @
s ILL., SSe Il % 5fss5 sGs e 9 sss'a aaus
Iii r;
siss ,seilsIs I ssa u a sa las q Ss s'Sns s e
eest ;in5 n55ns iii Il I'D steaS
Gs:e 'a2s: ssf 5psEsa rs q e s sss ~
nael at 4!u aY Du rejected d. .! t1ot +nt ears
s. u faS Is u
ss,sa rst TT tt9g. " sys9ss e s s
ss5e: sss Tsss ~ II Sfs:
ssS sg ;'1 ses s:!s W. sSs:asE ~ y
:sesa,, a epsa,nS !. seass snd Sssias a. ss. 'Ssi!
" " s sss:: @ 1 Il: fa:r a.s'
Ss + ! t j: r. {, :s$ps e i 'ss 1sss s &c
Fl: s9 q ;.sfs ssss ssss ss
3
III nh}shEY~ y ,aofa setise ard an. closing 2s2e
hssn s soe9 s9 g sess y ey
kot carly The pares conlfvlins the deal nm price,
e VI g
4 Mt = az W ssRss ost
5 :s;
soushs p5oSsbe iii sfsf s,sJ tsye anisl'ea iat
ss's ;ns s'nssa Xxx -
q IT, 7s :ss' sa eiossd s y 7ss Jss soa i
4 +; xsss S s.
IL s j i s;.se NJ 46.s Se Ss '' S' '''
wheat-sslca 10 oooou at si odJs for June and s,oe
fs;fiSS g :sis4 III: 5s; ;s}!fs s sz 4 e7'
.ats Ms pGs = { ssPss gss ,1a ssey ~ @ S
'na LII xss aa nasas a sale. Of go tic. seller July at
sort fbs ve.e os.er. saics no COZ lbs Mt SID. s7
Wi,catwas active and nearly lc higher owing partly
reports OF largo sales for export al New York and 10
wnrKo runo,. tran. KnrsPe s9l!ss Jung III sa'd ~
sold nt $l,o1 1}4*i .U7h. and closea # SILVIA:
Corn wns quiet and stronEert Ecl!t1K a. 4s4aG for
closinR With selIers ut or1Asae prees:
Oats quiet and csay NJ Glt3o9lc for juno, and
HlI for July
stesmeT ~as taken tor Is go bu wheat to nnnalo.
GALL-BoAHD.
Mess pork very quiet ard steady At sc. 67tf9
l. A,lKuit- Saics: G,o tca It ssh d for july,
saort ribs %sra caslei. Wiz saiss 1t i6o 10 I'D tot
fUro a ~ m
, 1876-05-19
fATT1,E NA1EA.

Ifufis-Trta WA renaonahly sctivc, btt prcca wero
not sustained further tnercssS Il Tho recepts Of
md Inc dennf Of buyers fof frthur concesona were
readily aoccdsA To, light welfhtA rctedtng sa 67.Ms
bulk 81 the sales wesu ii 970o81.1O. the ulArkat
cinacd RtssIy Vt tic nl0go hElrbA
, 1876-05-19
PETROLEUM.

ClxyzLANp, o., May ia. 18.-ltlroeuns-F md un-
changed; standard. ITO test, lie; prime white. $50
tcsI, l2c, ip caf lots,
, 1876-05-19

DN1poEronT, May s.-Ann.vsp-Cataruct
ea!to, $500 bu corn; T. Ryburn, Masseilrs.
&, 500 bu corn; prop hontank, Lockport, $50 brs
Gour; Maple Lcat Lockpo't, GEO bsls nour; Mtdgis,
Ottawa g, ESQ b. corn; prop King Bros, KankaRco
ami fotlet, 2, 600 bn corn.
C1sAnEp-pfop Atlantic, st. Louis, %. oa0 It
Wife, IL Iees eS Il unsst on,aue
Lockpott, 4, 500 bu wheat,
, 1876-05-19
LAKE ERIE
HUFFHLUs
EoectQl NgpaieA to Tne TFfAHHS.


8pectal NJpafeA to 7ne 7tfauHs.
BUFFALO, N. T., May 1s-The props Russfa,
Scotia, Vanderbilt, City Of Fremont, George l.
King; schrs Lottie Wolfe, Lszzio Law, Fannie
Mel, G. l., Young aud E. Jones arrived to-day,
Tho depression In marine cIrc!ca was fairly i1lna-
trntcd here o. day In tho action Of vesacl- owncr
HocG Cnrlfnoll who jumped from tho dock Into
the wntor on wGgrt OF $500 made with Capita. L.
Dimmlck and George DorrtnAn. Capt. Cardlneltf
rcmnrked that be was willing to do most anythinE
to anrn little money.
3pectat Dtspatch to 1as 7ri1nnk
ERIR, Pa, May 1H.-Arr1vcd from Chicago
prop Ann!o YoHhg Bchr schuy1kill, with cnrgoes
Of grain aggrcgAting o., GOO bu, The Revenue.
cutter Perry left short trip this morning Tho
acAr Schuylkil wns Chartered to'duy for coal to
Chicago at 10 ccnts.
PORT HURON.
Special DttposcA to Tss T1oxnt.
poRr uunoN. Alch., May 1B.-DovF-Props
Benton, Java, Wcnona, and aonsost; Achro Mary
Jnnc, Mary Merritt.
Ur-pfops Marine City. Fountain City, William
Cowrle, Belle Crosa and batgas Turner ard barges,
TIoga and bargcs Tempest and bargeb; achrs
Camden, Stampede, Joseph c. King, Mcars, Lady
W1Np-Eorth. gentle.
WRAruEn-Flne.
An effort will be- n,adc ut once to raise tho
achoohcr Mary E. PsFew.. which was sunk in tho
Stralts. Thu new tug Andrew J. Smith, with
stcau, pumps, will make the effort To rnIse icr,
PonT 1rtlNos Mteh., May 1910 p. m.-DowH-
bargSs.
Thomas Parsons. II. b. SeoYct, Wil1te Keller.
WMn-NortleaAt, gontc; weather lnc.
, 1876-05-19
LUMBER.

Tho offerings Of lumber were again mnl hcnce
quiet nrkot Ftvp or six cargoos sold early, eav
ing tlrco four It tho docka- There wore country
orlos1 On tho market for Atu chiefly inch. but
nuno Of ths grade srccsd IN tho ordrrs orurcd,
Tic market was weal but not quotnhiy lower. p1eco
stun brought $500. but tho demand for It not ut a
urgent. 1uchrsneed from 90. b4l1o0. 6hinEos wore
slow at 8. 1akGb2, ~. and 'ath At sL:5.
Lumber frctghts wcfs quoted at 81. Is for Mnasc9on
and GRAND r1Avsn 81, SIN for LtnRton and Aenom!.
neo 81. .s7}k8l5o for Maniatco md O. bods1'7s for
THs yard tradp wns only fair, tho call beuH principally
for Tho co1nmon quatrA The shipments apptar fsir,
do nut form index of up volume Of hustness trans
acted siy Ia tho yards Following are tho yard quota
, 1876-05-19

Holland, 70 eds Etsns; schf wi1rfs1 ,Ju,a4 Mkh.
ffan CITY. - ctfs htono, seht Resthum, Nasoi,-
Advance. Michigan City, 46 o<s sto1so; sohr Usf1
LoVea, Jacksonpott, 7o aso feed, toxs hay.
, 1876-05-19

GOLD AND aREENBAQka-
Gold waA llaA0l1eH,
GtecniAekt were 80H098X cents on tho do,la.
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Aus,uO aus Den telegraph. psps(tasn.
Oeuti d Lamb.

Berlin, 9. Wtai. Die bsuoritsbenbsn
Seratbunsen swii9en suiiden ben Sang
lerm Oeuti5lanbs, &uBIanos uno Seiters
rei9s wsrosn in Der @obnuns 8ismards
i'm 9lmte bes ausuartisen itattiinben.
8erliu, IL. Mai. 6aiier NleranSer
uon &uBlano lit bier ansetommen.
Bripatnadri1ten pom Berlin Seutsu al,
baB es 81 elmer bewaiineten Ginmiiduns in
Der Giirfei uOrIauiis ni9t fOmmen ruirb.
Oeitreid pini4t bic seseawartise Seras
tbuns Der gtOroma9te in cine alsemeine
europdii9e Gonferens um;useitaIteu.
Oeiferrei3.
2oubou, 8. Wtai. Der ,Timss"
meIbet man pon Serlin, oaB cine &sorsas
niiatiou Der Oterrei9ii6en Gapallsris ans
seorSnet wOrben 1T, Sur@ welde persn
Starte auf 10000 Mann srbObt perOen
fol-, ausi9lieBlib Der 2anSwsbr.
Yef, 10. Mai. Sn elmer Sartei.Ysrs
iammIuns Der li5eraIen Mitslieoer Ses uns
sariiden 9anoiass purbe bic 9anSIunsss
weiie bes unsarii9sn iniitr,iums in Ses
treii ibes Siterreidiid d.unsariiden aaSsIei4S
nit lsl sesen 60 Stimmsa sntssbciBem.
Spanien.
Gan Sebaltiau, 8. Diai. Der
gemeinberatb bat ben Sei6IuB sefaBt, oaB
pom elmer Sortietuns Der llnterbanSInnsen
betrelIs Der YrouinsiaI. 6rei9eitem nntsr ben
uon Der &esieruus ben slbseianeten ssitsl:
ten 9eSiusunsen: 9lusoebmans Der Webrs
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Summer Psi.

a9tet wiro. Ssoenfalls iinb Die Oinse
auf Der Saltanbalbinisl an einem Yuncte
anselanst, no es ii3 UNI Sas Sein ober
ga9tiein beS 9aIbmonbes in europa bans
belt. Die Bforte, miibe Der llnterbanb.
lunsen NIT ben 5ibrern bes Nuftanbes,
bat ii9 nunmebr sur 3urifnabme alIsr bis:
Der semadten 3useitdnbniiie sntidloiIsn
uno ii9 Safir enti9iebeu bic gmpSruns
nit Waifen9ewaIt su eritiden. Der srite
Seriu9 in oieier Gi9tuns lit ieSo9 tlds
li4 miBlur9eu, unO wsnn ni9t alles trii9t,
rperben Die Slrfen aus eisensn MsitteIn
oes alfitanbes idwerIi9 Ssrr psrbsn, Sa
Serbien uuo Won teneero bei fem neuen
aufitanO bie 6anO i'm Spiele baben. 9tun
brinst uns Der telegraph cine Ra9ridt,
Die Dem 6unten gleidt, Der Der bas gul:
uerfaB iprenst. Sn Salonifi, Dem alien
Sellalonid, elmer beoeutenoeu 6afenlfabt
in GumeIien, bat Elm dritli9es Mdo9sn,
oas man pabr 9einIi9 gum Mu6amebanis
mus 3uinsen pollte, wie cas i'm Sirten.
lamb nidt ieIten sei9iebt, slnlaB gu Strei:
isteiten Der idweriten slrt seseben. Die
Gbriiten SaIoniti's ;usen bewafinet uor
ben Yalait, Der Die 2anosmGnnin eini9loB
uno befreiteu fie. Die unmittelbare SoIse
mar Elm StruBenfampf suil9en Sirtsn u.
@riedeu Bel oem Der frans0iii4e u. beutlds
GoniuI semorbet pur6en. g9as bic Gesie.
runsen uom 5rantreid uno Osuti9Ianb
baSu iosen werben, bleibt absupartsn.
SbiaOn iesIeid &riessidiiie mad benz
Plate beorbert purben unb bic SIrfei
itrensite Seitrafums Der S9uIbisen auss:
oronet bat, 10 fiirdtet man bod, baB biz
Sa4e nldt auf bipIomatiidem Bese er.
leoist rperben pirb.
Die Sage in Msrifo lit fiir Die Rssie:
rnns 2eroo De Gsiaoa's nidts ueniser als
sinitis. Der Staat Oaraca lit fir 0eroc
sdnSIi9 uerloren. 9on BEN Staaten Yera
Gru5 unb pusbIa seborden ibm nod Die
9auptitdote. Sm @au;en itsbsu untsr
ben SefebIen bisies !9errn nod stwa TO-.
600 Mann Sruppen unS wsI6e Gruppsn
llnterbe6en erbOb ser &eformconsreB bes
&efOrmpraiioenten ben rwaderen" 9erpc
gum Dictator. 26 ebrli9e Mdnner pro:
teitirten basesen unS itellten ben 9lntraa
cine 8ieoer,uabl 9erOo's gum Praiiosnter
Su perbieten. Oo6 iie bransen ni4t bur9,
9tun probirtsn iie bic ideuBlide SoIbatsn:
preiiuns, ,pie iie Der S@urte in ben Ieeter
Mtonaten seiibt, ais umseieslib 81 branb:
marten. llebsr Sislen slntrag lieB BIZ
8anbe uidt einmaI cine Debate erOiinsn
8ie lause nun Der uiurpator ybietatoren"
rpirO, lerbt uns bic nd9ite Sutunft. llnt
bieien 0anbitsn 2erbo srbsbsn bic v2ibsra
len" in BEN iiebenten 9inlmeI unb warum
neil CT elm ti9tiser vGaIturtdmpfsr" lit.
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Aasrdmoifdje 2.anof6au.

. don ieit Ianserer Belt, beionSers
isit @nfans bieies Sabres iino Die Oiientli:
6en 9Idtter0eutidIanSs, nameutIi5 in ben
inouitrielen SeSirten, ausefiiIIt nit Ses
ri6teu lber Ssrbrs9su unb Sreusltbatsn
Der peri9isOeniten slrt. 8anterotte, SeIbits
morSe, sepaItame sinsriiie aaf 2eben anb
@isentbum biIosu fait itebenbe Rubriten.
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2Nontas 2Horgen .in.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-09

A POMPOUs scion Of the effete and
traitorous aristocracy of the South
was riding through village OF South
Carolina the other day, and found his
route interrupted by the columns Of
a colored military company on quiet
parade. For this imaginary ofrcnsc,
Major General Butler led an armed
mob of Confederate rnfIians against
these inofiending people and dis
persed them at the point of the bayo-
net, shooting down many in cold blood
and some half dozen Of them aft
er their surrender. This unprovoked
massacre of American citizens, for
which our government would go to
war against foreign power, if not
speedily redressed, was promptly
denounced 1t Senator Lamar from
his place in the House, by Gov. Gil
bert G. Walker, Of Virginia, at the
recent Tammany meeting, by the
Charleston (S. C.) News, the leading
democratic paper in that State, and,
In fact, by al democratic authorities
of a reputable character everywhere
1t remained, however, for the Bur-
lington Gazette, leading democratic
paper in Iowa, to become the de-
fender of these South Carolina ruff
fans, and 70 charge the slaughtered
with the responsibility, rather than
the murderers. s
We clip the following editorial from
that paper Of the LIST instant:
The announcement of another
bloody affray ct Hamburg, South Car
lolina, proves what is generally believ.
cd to be true, viz: that the state Il
loyerrun withnegro desperadoes, and
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-09

These foot up l0l votes, or IS less
votes than are necessary to elect. We
would not have our readers under
stand, however, that there is not in
this contest sufficient to call for every
Republican to do his duty and his
whole duty. All we mean to say, is
that victory is ours, in our opinion, il
we will it, and act with a fair show OF
that energy which the party has dis
played in former years. Should the
democracy carry all the states of the
South but South Carolina, as they
claim, then they would come from
that section with l3l votes, or only 54
short. of ali election.
We have heard some men argue
against the Republican party that it
is not national but sectional, all OF
which is very shallow, as the party
has strong, healthy organization in
every state of the Union, and casts n
large ana respectable vote in each
one. In no state I'M the Union
is the Republican party more
hopelessly buried under big major
ity than is the democratic party in
other states. But again, while the
Republican party obtains its great
vote from the North, per contra the
democracy gets its great vote and
strength from the South. Our elec-
toral vote will be got chiefly in the
North our opponents in the South.
If, therefore, our party is sectional, SO
is theirs, and right here lies very
much of the gist of the contest. Shall
a people lately in Rebellion in behalf
of slavery, rule the country, or shall
the people rule who conquered rebel
lion, saved the Union, and blotted
from the fame and name of the Re-
public its foul stain of traffic in hui
manity.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-08-09

"A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago
Journal relates a conversation with a
prominent educator Of the South, who
for twenty years has been identified
with the educational interests of Mis-
sissippi, which is well worth referring
to. This gentleman says in regard to
the possible consequences to the South
of the election of Tilden and Hem
bricks:
81 am a Southern man, was reared
and educated in Central Virginia, and
have spent the bulk of my life in
teaching in the Southern states. |
know, therefore, the Southern char
acter and disposition, and am satis-
fed that the election of Tilden and
Hendricks would be great calamity
to the country, but mainly to the
Southern people themselves. The lat.
ter have generally acquiesced i'm the
reconstruction measures passed by
Congress, unpalatable as they may
have been, The great majority of the
Southern people would prefer to let
things remain as they are rather than
reopen old issues. But there is a
large minority who are agitators, and
restive under the present situation,
would surely, in the event of the re-
turn of the democratic party to pow.
er, foment turmoil and trouble all
over the South. While the great mass
Of the Southern people may be great
lv pnnOse1 tn this &hoy- canpof Il, fho
event OF national democratic sue
cess, restrain and control the agitators
and fire-eaters, who finally precipi-
tated them into all the horrors and
desolation of civil war"