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National Republican., 1877-08-18
GOV BISHOPS PORTRAIT
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BiLhJp belongs 10 church, wears u stand up
c"Hf S'in alt hat still, he Is a most worthy old
par 80 heart n big ~ q water. pail and A.
i'-Fp' ne STATE Of Ohio who will go back OH
10 - 81. vii thsIs sro no end OF Republi
o." give him their votes aud he will
'5-SI /, tep old style Governor that we will
q -, %, rsinsmbS win sommlpslsd fssi.ngi
vi ,sIss siA LeyA
National Republican., 1877-08-18
ALL SHADES OF OPINION,

The abjoined editorial extracts from promi-
nent American newspapers, irrespective Of party,
are published just as any other ners items, solely
for The Information Of our readers. Our orn
opinions aud riews wiH usual, BE- expressed only
IN our editorial columns.
National Republican., 1877-08-18

A w,sHISGroS dispatch 70 tbs b~'un"ra
Srn says that - ron nyeutiou will FFuh,e.' p
called Ia nuuiinatn An nppositioD a. act ~ tha
State Wa hope not We do un. 500 in,' 80,
good Ian G"rn- III II, aud NJ th'.s w"J,j
b- much better ioI tn. ps0pls ni ra' O. l. ,r
snIny ssNos ai politIGsl qa'r' ,-,.. .Eia
National Republican., 1877-08-18

THE Hon. RALEIGH T. DANIEL, who died at
Richmond on Thursday, ut the advanced age
Of seventy three, was for many years promi-
nont and useful citizen of Virginia. BY his
political wisdom and foresight he rendered
invaluable services to that Commonwealth
during the crisis Of reconstruction. Under
his leadership Virginia accepted the amend
ments to the Constitution in good faith, and
acquiesced cIioerfully in the results of tho war.
and favored a policy which kept the control Of
the affairs of that State In the hands Of tho
best class Of her citizens His patriotism and
moderation gained him the admiration Of all
good men throughout the Republic, and they
will hear of his death with sincere regret.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
ALL burlness has been on the downward path bod

All business has been on the downward path for
the last 1--WE years and fhe history Of the past may
be taken ms guide for the future, we must be near
that tide In the affairs Of men, which taken AZ tho
flood. leads ON TO fortune Philadelphia Lriger.
Aud the Ledger is not far from the mark.
The great reduction In the cost of labor is
being taken advantage of by builders In New
York, Philadelphia and other large cities, and
houses are being rushed up ut rate unpar-
alcled during the last decade Tho leading
cities are constantly growing, and when the
at the normal rate, Of progression. Better
times are not far distant. They will surely
come, and when they do come let the ex-
perience Of the terrible ordeal through which
we have passed make us more prudent, more
wise, more economical, and less venturesomo
than we have been.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
LOOK OUT FOR BAD VS..

Examine your fve-dollar bills with care,
From Iowa comes the explanation Of a new swim
die by which the ingenious are taken In tcmorse-
lcssly. "Onc" and five are torn cnrclcssiy w
half and the halves Of the "onc' and five pasted
together, 10 that six dollars of the new generation
will 60 US far US the tens OF our dads
National Republican., 1877-08-18

MANN pofsn"s ara suyinu. L." know wh-the :
S"' "'is,y SCHuM intends 10 routInIe
NJ Mii"hELL a. hts private ,"IrtaTy IL the face
ul tho icLIiui cbaIses brought against hnh by
III. wife
National Republican., 1877-08-18

to have the State rent by quarrcls Of faction,
for there are now no real issues TO divide the
people Of that State.
National Republican., 1877-08-18

THK unn.ttiri G"nhitiua ~ The anauriaI
lu,pstipn ~ ,nihtirss 81 tn. boLiom Of III.
present d-pr-sS''u, ~ avery kiud of business
all ovpr the ,s'untIy isrtUuI people who hAys
hith-Itu shown ruInsIkabls ignorance upon
this imIt1it.ut snbI1nt dnv"Js themselves -
s,dn"isly Ia Ito stnly It u thu grea, sasst,un
.,T the hon,
National Republican., 1877-08-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finance.

wAsuToroS, August II. isT.
In New York to-day money vas sHsy al
Exchange dull at ts6. dold quiet At Iosx.
National Republican., 1877-08-18

IN sS-wEN a. inquiries IsIariv. tn . sup
passed. change IL the p'"pIi.nrship II THE
Rrrubi iraN. -. i-R I" ,taiu that no "haugs
Nhat"yGt has ,Hrniir,i TITO nainr Ut The
piesrut snlo I,iupIi.i", IA At the head OI this
,,,lu,un sud will rousin 40 umtii future
uptIrU
National Republican., 1877-08-18
State bonds dull,

The following are the closing rnes for sa,e secnr
ties. as telcgraphed from the New York stock Ex.
change
National Republican., 1877-08-18
rRlVELERS UIDE.

TRAVELERS GUIDE.
UNIVERSAL R. n TICKET OFFICE,
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or nom ali point. bought
non s1chanssd 3, ,od y tsdaci,on q 6SE boLLAB
Tisss,s good 'iiI used Bsssass o@sSfsa through.
nRPgy. nRPPgy !. Wa rcnu.y,vss,. avenue @ii, Shoe s,of.
1877 GREAT 1877
TO THE tafrS sHSSsraysN. W4sS Asg ESvg5 gSrruwrsr
DHBLR TRACK STEEL RAILS.
'srLENpp schNhRH; TtS1 SM1AoNiFioENr EauIr
TRAINS LEAVE MasllisSTes. lSha isTIes rom D.po, cor
ror nf .sia q sah ana ma Pc %s. SS~ a daily with
PHr1. Car 70 PSsS And s,sSpns Ss is5s essusa rgSg
7,pp 7 q, daily "itn Palace Car 10 chiinFo.
BNAIiAUHE AND fDnAA, RAlLtpAh
For ana ,Rs N5 ies'' AZ n hao exsep, SIss sund
ssI0c a daily sTSePs an sSa,asyi .p " Sls Sl.
Haven, EimlrS ana Wsixias, al ISic a IN. daily.
~, except Ss Y,s SUNDAY, , IN, r, su , M sOur. with
Palac, Ssr. siiaehed Limaed Eipres q Paii
For men %ss s' 9Srs and The sR Rs p IS sGF M and and m
%asnnp 9SS ,ssep n, sunday n,,y with sleeping Cars n0n
Sunday Ssd 81 s.,'s .sS Tsg n anal; asS ed EI
Accommodation r, 90 Baltimore $50 m and t2op
For hops. Hs Greek I"e 90 M and en- p. m. daily
For, Annapolis. 10 n IN. and IN p, m d.lly escep,
4Ss HSS Shs %Assd & hh'
For . Sandal 4 s,a e. a !, ~ a a nj a.Sn@' saa
TT. m m d-y s.y, esiiss AisssasSl sSa cr Washington .o
On SUNDAY @ L. u i 6 s,s % ard a nsS ia., aaas az m m
noios. sss s'ss st ts ss ss 81
nue, and nj ihe depot = re or lYis CO 6e lel or ti
rrAsk Fh5NE Fl E5AaME Aa General Passenger stS &tssi
RALTl MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- nAriosAiI ifis LINZ ! SSp N shoRT RSUrn
NORTH. wH~r. NoRTnwssr AMP snrTnwS.L
| LEAVE WASHINGTON.
| s,SH a. M. baltimore and way stations .
Hso a m. Whhs sulphur and valley spriass ks.
? ess allke' no st p' beiween Washington and HAs-
81 Louis .s" s'"e,sss, ,, ssssy sssse and f''
$50 a. ,a, ,m,sh. Z; ,,s w,c,,.,s, u.v.r.
town. S i fo1at % is q Resss aid % way siasioas ''
SD a IN. New York. PhilAdciphia. Boston and Bal
aiSS a IL, B,ltimore and way stations. on sundAs
sI%n'n ios M. E, 9iaiiimars MnaS, .spr--.
isis ~ ~, Bsumors iEiiioou uty. Annapolis ssa
EM Yors I'D rn,s slsa,,s, Y, E.psss: re:
sp p m, Baltimore an wy .la,,op.
rs M. % 7, % " Rsst. ~ Sr.S.riot Hsssr..o~. Wi.
chester. and way stations.
$50 D. m Philadelphia, Norfolk and BahinaoW
eI RESI- Passsnyen Tor Norfolk tAkon IN 'm
sSiS ,. nl, Chicago and Columbus express Win
| Q eSter and Hasprsto~n. eSr-tH SUNDAY.
| . - p m Ia,
.7l ). m; baltimore and wsy stations -
=.slS p M. 81. Louis Cincinnati and Ptashurs eE
5000 o. m. new orr. PhiiadeiphA and Baitimou
Tain marked daily; other trains daily except SUP
day myttu
National Republican., 1877-08-18

THE CHARGES affecting the official integrity
OF Mr.. orIs H. RUSSELL, collector of internal
revenue for the Richmond district, have been
investigated, and the report of the gentlemon
appointed to inquire into their accuracy pro-
nounces them mot sustained" That the in.
ternal revenue agent was warranted in arriv-
ing at this conclusion by the evidence adduced
before him we do not doubt and we fully ap-
prove of his decision. But thereis one feature
Of the proceedings to which we desire to call
attention in justice to the gentlemen who ini-
tiated this prosecution. We refer to the singu-
lar conduct of ex-Collector BURGESS. Early
in July last this person made tho statement.
| published elsewhere) which, IL true, placed
Mr.. RUSSELL In the attitude of pdrticeps
crisiiuis to his (BURaEss') defalcations, and made
him unworthy of holding any posi- ion under the
Government. Relying upon the trulnfulness Of
| that statement, and not doubling its accuracy
inspired by no other motive than desire to
| promote the best interests of the Govern
| ment, q few Virginia gentlemen, all staunch
Republicans aud supporters Of President
HAYES and his noble policy, formally pre-
ierred charges against Collector RUSSELL, the
i basis Of such charges being the statement Of
| ex-Collector BURGESS, strengthened by his
check book and bank book, which he, as on
earnest Of his sincerity, handed to them. But
when the day for the investigation came
| BURGESS, to the establishment of RUssELL's
prosecutors, whilst admitting that the state
nent he had made, accusing RUSSELL Of being
his accOmplice, was accurate In every psrticu
lar, yet he declared that the same was utterly
false and untrue, and alleged in explanation
that ut the time he made such y damaging
statement against RUSSELL he was laborinl
under great mental excitement. This, oi
course knocked the bottom out of the tub of tn,
prosecution, and the case was ended. We hav,
no desire to pursue this matter further, but 1
strikes us rs exceedingly odd that q maj
ltboring under the confusion incident I,
great mental excitement should have beer
capable Of inventing story SO pregnant will
facts and figures.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
Stocks weak.

The following are the opening and closing rates f1t
the active stocks, telegraphed to H. d. Cooke Jr
Co.. from the New York Stock EXCHANGE:
National Republican., 1877-08-18

WHILE reports from all parts Of this
country state that the yield of corn and
wheat will be the largest we have had for
years, directly the opposite state of affairs
seems to exist In Great Britain aud France.
The Mark Lane Express says that ''the crop
prospects through yut Great Britain look quite
discouraging. In England the wheat Is very
poor, with bad weather for gathering the crop,
such rs Il Is, and in Scotland tho delay Of the
harvest by excessive rains increases the prob.
ability OF damage. Both in England and
France the harvest anticipations are in gloomy
contrast with the feeling Of eation which
comes from the assured enjoyment by America
of production seldom equalcd in quantity OF
quality" Under these circumstances there
will Of course be large demand for our sur
plus grain. and this will greatly aid In thu
solution of the many perplexing questions IL
political and social economy which are nov
bctheriug our statesmen. There are certainly
many indications on all sides that times viii
soon be better in this country.
National Republican., 1877-08-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
sscoLuMBiA TYFoGRAPmIcAL cNIoE NO
ThIs s.sia.s, Tss'Hs 3 ~ ~
aus H''''& '%PSisf1' p RHhcbERrcK, Rec &c.,
ss- MAsoNIC,-THE MOST wORsHIPFuL
Grand Lodge OF y 4. A. Masons for the pi,tTc, g
18Th instant, at Hiram Ledssp No. 1 oeersetown, p
Sroser VI iss sna %ssssss me rs%sF OSf Master
Ma'on' arc invited N oreeI ' wKiSsoS VI ggSa oS''er
sS-MoNEY WANTED
,. 9wHs ,ns es. demand q. money we oer to
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND ANDoTHER soIIDooLDJEwELRY
GUNS, REvoLvEIs, &C, &C..
AT ExTRAoRDISARY GREAT BARGAINS.
Every article fully wsrrsn,sds.
!v'iu Corner Tenth and streets.
RlLLlARDs,.sEAToN HALL. =.
u,,o, ssEvorylssnSS Ss FIN Slsssts as tfs,onr,.,o-,
ON - so ON EEB'n,EIpS ESB saEH {srSss ss No
'rn 81 MARKkirER,s, N"n"
Free Art Gallery and store, No os strees north
Choice OIL Paiptinss Ensrnv,nss Chromos, &c
sbsss prs Pessae sPs Fame o. Psie cofas and Tasss
Rings rSaMs Ms,i AZ; Fl n, Il the District.
Please remember name and number. lccsism
AsoRlENTAL CREAM.
ul,iion % ne Drug Trod, and Lads. 0, The somh.
.,on of DI' II Hell. aouraudis Oriental Cream or
SrSS ss, iss : 20 eSa,ion See and o" Tsa
genuine article Is pS up only In the same s.yis label
thirty years Senders of the bogus article will be
guard %SnTTa IisG ely b ofRkT vi e ,A'r
p0, Sole PnrSp,e,ofS e. s r h1I rtsr SsS xSEf
Also u feliS 6ourHuds Italian Nd snap,. .Peadrs
table Rouge, Liiy Whiie' S0'' &c. '' ' iyls'lSi
ss- FRUIT JUICES ONLY ARE USED wrTH
the soda water drawn nom the steel founts ~ ,hs
Temple Drug store leH
pure and cold, at Coughlin's Temple Drug store,
drawn ironi steel founts- Jeit
| ss- TRY THE IcE.CoLD ROOT BEER, At
Conghlins Temple DRUG storm Masonic Temple, ays
| cents per glass lelt
| sSFLUID LIGHTNING EXCRis ANY REM
@ e. oa Ia GeaaSss sre Temss 81 b
store ocii
| ss-HUMPHRRYs SPECIFICS, PONDS EX
tract Homeopathic Medicines. sold M Temple Drns
| 1sJrsTHa PATENT CsrEE) SOLE ANT
HEEL PRUTEC1ORs make your shoes iAu twice Al
| luns, and prevent YOU from a ppng. For sale In a
the hoe stores, and by the Inventor, 0i9 ID stree
| CARD.
all ShS s the ss ss
Of manhood, 6c., Will send recipe that will cur
| you. FREE OF CHANCE This great remedy wa
discovered by missionary In South Amerlcfl Send
selERddressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN
station d. Bible HOUSE. New York city. ieiasm
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
FARMING N NoerMeas DAKOTA
Faryo Tines.

FWkO
We had the curiosity the other day Ia
ask Mr.. Dalrymple what he expscsed the
profit On his wheat crop would b this year.
He replied that q present prices ior wheat
his nse profit would be about 80 Der core,
A. he = half owner of "a, 900 acres Of wheai
In the Red river valley, and has 1900 acrtl
on his home farm At Cottage Grove, Minn.,
his profit this year may be safely put at
$4,000. Dalrymple has five steam threah-
ers now At work ON his 4,0O0-acre farm at
Casselton, each one threshing IN average Of
1000 bushels per day. The grain il hauled
directly to the can, as fast as threshed, and
shipped to New York via Duluth and
the lakes. He loads and ships fifteen cars
per day. At $50 bushels to the car, the
The yield, from what has been threshed 30
age Of 22a bushels per acre. Add 70 thi.
35,NO bushels on the Grandin farm, Ia
which Mr.. Dalrymple has half interest,
and which will average equally we'll, the
two farms will produce l6S,75O bushels Of
wheat this year. "Dalrymple Farm" is a
tract of about II 900 acres Of land near Cas-.
selton, 20 miles west of Fargo, on the line
of the Northern Pacific railroad. it is owned
by George w. Cass and P. B. Cheney. oi
New York, and Oliver Dalrymple, the
"Wheat King of Minnesota" as he is term
ed. Twelve hundred acres we're broken
in 1875 and sowed to wheat last year. This
year there are 1000 acres in wheat-and q
splendid crop it is, too, and 3, 600 acres addi-
tional were broken this season for seeding
next year.
Mr.. Dalrymple also owns half interest
in what is known as the Grandin farm, a
tract of 10000 acres just north Of Elm river
in Trail county, Dakota, 35 miles north oi
Fargo. The other owners are the Grandiu
brothe rs, bankers, of Tidione, Penn. On
this farm there are s, 500 acres in wheat this
year, and some 5000 acres broken for next
year. To harvet this crop Of $4,000 acres
on the two places, it requires AZ self binding
reapers, 225 horses and mules, and 159 men
Nine steam threshers, each with q capacity
of 1000 bushels per day, are now at work
threshing the grain.
In addition to his inte, est in these two i'm
mense FARMS Mr.. Dalrymple owns 2,OOt
acres of land in Cottage Grov, Mimi, neal
St. Paul, 1,5OO acres of which is in wheat
so that either as sole of half owner, Mr.
Dalrymple is interested in 5000 acres o
wheat this year, which will be increased to
Is 900 next year. We may add that it il
the intention of the owners Of these two
huge farms to break on an average 5000
acres each year until the whole 81, 900 acres
are under cultivation. They have abundant
meane, and the experiment so far has proved
that it is not possible to make better invest
ment Of money. This is the second year
Of the enterprise, and so far the net plotiti
have been over SO per acre each year fol
every acre.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

Tweed has been unraveling for week,
and still there is no end. His yarn Of cor
rnption exhibits the most demoraized con.
dition of democratic human nature yet dis.
played to public gaze He says nearly
every man connected with Tammany hall
from 1868 until the ring was broken up,
had more or less to do with falsifying the
results of elections. He paid 100000 st
one time to secure the passage of a resolu
tion by the board of aldermen The old
man seems to have been head devil with an
army of Jumps quartered in all the public
offices of the CITY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

Ex-President Grant has taken the mother
country by storm. No man of any age has
received more distinguished attention from
the British Islanders than this representa-
tive Of free America, who in l6 years has
risen from the ordinary walks of life to the
zenith of human greatness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
So far as heard from the American rife.
men are ahead at Creedmoor. At the shoot.
ing for the Spirit of Times prizes on the
18th, Washburne. American, won the first

1t is about time to begin fguring on the
next delegateship. Are there any aspirants
whose chances appear so favorable that
measures should be taken to kill them off
in advance9 These are pertinent questions
and reply may be looked for ex.officially.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

About 20 Sioux Indian chiefs with Spot
ted Tail will pass Omaha to day on their
way to Washington. Their mission has not
been made public.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20

Brigham Young has gone to great sum-
mer resort-fron whose burn NO traveller
returns Richmosd Enqsire.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-20
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