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Letter from eioreiGnsyilse.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF TIE GOSHEN ASSOCI
TON.

CLoSlNu EAeEN!S VI 'iii- ""'i4--' I'''''"N'''
TloN.
GoRnoEsvI!.I.E, September 3. 1878.
Yesterday afternoon the Association con-
Sidcrcd the interests or SUNDAY schoois anu
colportagc. and addresses were made oy
Rcys. c. +. Fry [Of Staunton), W. II. VIII
liams, j. ". McCown, j. William Jones'
and \. +. Dickinson.
At night Rev. DR.. Jcter preached at the
Baptist church to 4 packed house an able
and effective >tiinon on "Persona! Rcspon-
sinllitl.
~ me same IouF heN. d. "il!ia''i .ones
nIeachea 10 i large congregation III 'N'
-honho"'>' cn"'V'' .u. ,;. -
rms norma IN cAcrlichI ooIoUal' ..
he'' ~ w n'o "u"">' ~ 'p"i1" ~.
nv H. ,,'o ,I'n,"r,. n ~
~ Ds'r' "," " = 'D 'n " ~. ., t
, ~ ;,st I;,a,;ya ard tnnrh;n@
ny ~! H. 0nrr,"s rnad IN onnronr;otc
c,.;.u,r,, nj nv Ijn,rdon Eroyier-
~" :. ,I,n,s..r.. rnlinf Fund, wos nrc.
g.r,n1 hr q r,sn;l,tion offered by Hon. ~.
" N.al.h end ,.,s discussed nv brathrer
y, Iyn,nh " Cnrdon " =
T.unh,p and + William ,Joncs.
n@SoInt;on. ~ cnndolence with Rev
I,,nes u Cnlcran in his present illness
1vnrnr ,nan;,norsIr na,srd.
EreInr,rkstrr,- ras chosen rs the place
- tt,a navt nrsntinr Of the Assoc;ation.
i.or u r Har,.lrr vas selected 70 preach
a. .,,n,an nr5 I5oy r ( Scott alternate
nv 80 n,>,"n,. va ,sson;,tion mova ,v,y
so. 80 ,'.h;nntior - Paw Mn,,rv = 0norls:
~ ,l'n uer,,.,, ir.v;lIc churrn. REV. 6,
r.rrs clirreG the nrdaininy PRAYER. Rev.
- y nirkirson mad. the charge. Rev. J.
". NrCown presented the Bible, and Rev.
DR.. Charles OuarIeS (uncle of the cantiitate)
nayc the riSbt hand Of fellowship with Il
Fnu. ,n,Ich,T, wards that moved every
l,o4rt rho whoi,. service was one Of deem
;rtnra., and .asrad RI o,rnrt every ore
rrrsnn,
81. uorr,. 0r,rloo . ,otivo of Touis,
.oI'n,,. han rocan-l, G,rnd,,atnJ If Croyer
Tnnnia,; nT c1n,"s: ronn, mon ri
40 ,sjen,S ava ,nIcmisred nSara,nr and
tarrics WIN him - his re,, na,tor,rc nt
IT,,,I,,,, WV, ,ho hast r.;shor NJ %
,,.'I., .;,.n,o ~ f,.,,,IS
,ri,a mo,'a,., 80, aducotior yvos nrose,,oa
=. Ds, 49, ~ "''" '''1''
~ neA. -. a. liaiS3. + ,,;,o,,.sio,,
oo,,,i, - t,I.o 80, n,'t fr",, tho rarort
leso'.'''o'' ~ -. 'N' Than,n<,io,i
lteoii'ilc'oI,:".' ~ ~ ms ga S
,ehii"!i' tl'"ss 'S"u,ai no.' Wv .,'.
,uleu 'ne lIot'S! ~ s'i n, ouu .U"" t .nJ
,'vumu 'a", o.,,, ma. HaA umn r'' ~
,.n',1,l,,,a,,d ~ ;,s.;tm,;n, lnn,tnd IN nv
'teoth,it,iu an 't,S,.'u'iun ,vE",ou ~ al.
~, 6s,;o" ~, ,oted ,,,an;
1919 - s,r,,.n o,,t 70 nnGot;nn
0r = p v"r~han made an earnest and
n,ynr,;vn ,lr, inr The edncation Of Owls
:,a, Y Nav s,oi,c hrief1v on the none.
hea; L. - aal SHUH' "tie 1s, =" n ,re
I1l snp!eet' "i'w "a'n UHu ~,.anh =;
n;ch he esnri, INV nreSentcd the Claims OF
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SMOKING TOBACCO.
MY YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SErrEIBEH 3.-Expol:crs have been tax Ing
moderate uilrliiricS, and the home demand ilha
been fair with prices without Important clinLSc
Sals, 500 h"s5iea,ls Ncntu:Sy .rai at 2't@r e.:
80 eases, crop 1876. New England i, lm / Sr !:
900 ctsc> 1877 Pennsylvania nj l2GG ltc.: 100
eases 1876 Pennsylvania on private tcrms; 80
case; SIT Statc on private tcrns; 81 casts 1877
Wisconsin at SH9r.: 25u halcS Havana ~ SJc.m.
Al 10 The quotations ar. Virginia leaf. bright
w..prers coniron 10 medium. at l3@22c.; .oGd
TO fine AZ 2JGl45c. me 10 eX:r; liEe, DOC I2c.
smokers. l5M25c.: dapplc wrappers, lGm2Oc
lrS common 10 fair. 2El:}c.: goOd, 36&t &C.. lta!,
common good. JISc.: good tine. SIC DC. nue.
10 extra IGG l3c.: and black wrappers, i2t' &C.
LntL,nNL nf NO.lElefcs.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

SEPTEMBER 1.-The demand for hour Is cheh,
confined 10 fancy brands, but for those fhe inquiry
i good and pr!ces are nrn. Wheat b 2633c. OFT To
l,y In consequence Of similar decline IN The Other
mlrke,s; the offerings amounted 10 G.57S bushels
Corn Is also lower ami about 1000 bushels OF white
brought 53c Rye Is stronger, and $50 bushels sol.
~ 2y63Oc. Country produce Is quiet, and quota
items Interchangeable G:ette.
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The south, Carolina Railroad Case

BALTIMORE, September 5.-Ihe south
Carolina railroad case was continued TINS
morning. Ex-Governor Chamberlain read
the bill OF complaints and the answer CT
the railroad company by A. L. Smythe.
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SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.


WHEAT.-Whtte. so bushels good ut 81 O5: 42
bushels 1T Soc; SO bushels nj 81; rs bushels good
ut 81. 05: 1875 bushels at 81: "a bushels good at
81 .06: 22 bushels ut 15c.-toa $50 bushels. Red.
336 bushels mixed on private terms; T2 bushels 1T
Sl1O: 30bushcls choice FuItZ n Sl.0S; 29S bush
els very goor Futz ut 05: 1872 bushels good Lam
caster on private terms: $50 bushels mixed phi
vale terms: 200 bushels common Fuliz 1T 9Jc
22 bushels Fuitz mt 81: 80 bushels prime Fuii2 at
Sll0: l bushels good FuitZ ut 81 .0J: 336 bnS-
els mixed private terms: SIS bushels mixed IL
81 C2; 81 bushels mixed 1T 81: "a bushels mixed
al 81: 20 bushels common Fuz at 75C.: 8 bush
els common Lancaster at Csc: 56 bushels
very good Fult. at $l.E6; 80 bushels good
Fuilz at *1.0j: 20 bushels fuz ct Soc, 32
bushels very good FultZ ut Sl.05: 22G bushels
F:!lIz at 81: 30 bushels good Fnl,z ar .al.o2;
3 s bushels very good FuliZ at 800 ii bushels
common FulrZ at S5c. 20 bushels prime Fuitz u:
s1.lO: SO bushes Ful'z 1T 81: 236 bushels very
good Fui,z on private terms; $50 bushcl, very r0o!
Fultz ut i1.OG: 80 bushels good ful'z nj Sl.G5
S92 bushels good Fr!!Z ut Sl.05: Il bushels good
Fultz At 81: 224 bushels very good tultz at sl.oo
100 bushels FuIlZ at 81 .03 IS bushels very good
EuliZ at il. O5: % bushels common Lancaster n
9Oc: 40 bushels good Fuz at $ .03: 81 bushels
Fultz at 81 .o2; II bushels good Lancaster ut LOS
total. J.O3G bushels.
CoRE.-l White. 1I6 bushels on private terms; 32
bushels goo, ut electoral, IFS bushels.
OATS.-70 bushels 1T Sac.
RYE.-i2 bushels good 1T 53c.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-T0BACCO HARRIET.

SEPTEMBER 2.-Thc sales aggregated 1i2 hogs.
hearls. distributed as follows:
The Louisville House sold twelve hogSlIcaGs: T"o
h0rshcads Green Comfy leaf III $500 and s5.50
hog>head Caldwell County medium leaf 1T ST =
hog>hca,iS Aair County low leaf and lusS Ut 50 30
and IS. %: l,ngshclh i;ut Ter County low leaf Ill
S4.GJ: = hoeshrads Mclean County medium leaf
ut $3.50 and SO: 2 hog,hcais Marion County low
leaf AMI Tugs at 50. 50 AND $40; hosshcad War
rem County tugs at 1920: 1 hogshead Virginia
bright wrapper ut Acknowledgement.
IOther HOUSES i.d 81 les At Hike priccs.l
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. September 8. 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised Sol ho0sheaas and
SIS crcss. The offerings at auction on Change were
1OS packages; of which number 10 were taken In
and the remainder sold ao prices ranging from Sl-I0
TO i26.
We conttauc TO quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Cemmon to medium, $I.5D@S2; mediun,
TO good. S3@Sf
Leat-Comnlon. s4@s5: mediums, $500; good,
sSG$l0; fue,- 3llGa$I4-
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, 1904
Filters-COmmon. s4@S5: lnedIam, $5@S7
good, s701$10; fne- Sl0hGS13.
SmokeTs.-Commou, STGlSa. so; medium, 300
81 good, $l0@Sl3; fine, S15f0SlS: fancy. 81 8
@S22.
IVruDpers.-Common, $12@S15: medium. gle
mS2J; good, S50GSi5; tine, S60@Sie; fancy,
s75@s9O.
The following isa comparative statement Of the
inspections and deliveries of tobacco together with
stock on hand, at the different warehouses In the
city Of Richmond from 1st Of October to 1st OF
Soptenllcr, 1877 and 1878:
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Strike Among New York CaF-DriVers'

NEW York, September 5.-The car
drivers on the Sixth and Third avenue lines
strucklth morning. A few cars are run
ming with policeman on the PLATFORM. ~
is repdrted that riotins has taken place ~,
the upper part Of The city, ana lhat se'eiul
persons are injured
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Political.

NEW York, September 5.-Tbe Republi-
can State Committee met to-day, anu re-
solved to hold full convention at Saratoga
on the 2Gth instant.
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Murdered by Bandits.

SAN FRANCISCO, September .. a dls?ateh
from tucson, Arizona, reports that .. u
Adams and Cornelius Findley were muir
dered ut Davidson Canon last MoAday by
Mexican bandits.
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BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.

SEPTEMBER 5, 1878.
Editors UiSpatch Hon. J. Randolph
Tucker, who has been unanimously renom-
mated for Congress, will open the campaign
at Buckingham Courthouse on Monday
next Yours, J. NJ. CRUTE.
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Turf EOteS.

ST. PAUL, September 5.-Rarus, trotting
against time, to-day, made the first mile In
2:2O; second, ZIG; third, 2:1Gt.
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SEPTEMBER 3.-Refned has declined &C.. and fs
bulk quoted ut 5Ac.; crude In shipping order ekd1
SIC Eapi,tiIs.. &C.. Refined. 0lc Phila dclpfiiz
New York, 1870 14Kc. At the Petroleum Exchange
United opened a; 93jHe., advanced 10 95zr. and
closed NJ 94kc.. with sales Of 10000 barrels
Journal ar Comm srce. 49, Ess <.3. 49,
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MARINE IS'sEssiGESt1
pOkr Of RICHMOND. sNrrEMEEN 5, 1878.

PORT Of RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER ., 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship WyaneLc. Couch, New York. me. c!!all-
disc AMI p;SScn -crS. G.. W. Allen 4 Co. agents.
steamer j. W. t.vcrnan. Plat lhiadclphE,. ulcr-
!;arl Rival tSorJ, Jo' gcn,cn, Liverpool ria Guy
Point. salt, CrinEan < Morris. r,,.... ..,,
schooner John y. Parker, Outicn, Baltimore salt,
Davenport X Morris.
CLEARED.
Bark Golga (Nor). Koldn"ss, Bristol, England,
tobacco and merchandise. CARTS X Parker.
SAILED.
S,raIncr Ariel. Mayo Norfolk. United States
mat. mercnaEdlse. ana passengers. j.. Is. IhtiIm
agent. ,
Scloon.r Eusc, Cor.oy, Washington. granite.
Schooner Minnie GrNla. Stocking Providence
ria Ncw Yors. bark ana logs, 4. Is. Goodman; yes
sci. Curtis & Parker. -,,. o,,,,..,,,,,,,, -,-
Schooner ~. C. Ely, Mullen, PhiladcIlha' Et'h-
tie, Curtis l. Parker.
MEMORANDA
Scloor crs Lulu Lynn. TI.slcS: john \. Curtis,
QrilEsn: g. Carroll. Cnrroi =, !. L T.; 0i u.
phiiaGcll,hia september ll
schooner :eIiie Doe. Richardson, hence. at Pro-
Schooner Maggie D. Marson, E:ackinpion. vas
oaGiug nj Bath. Ne. September lst, for Richmond.
.Sgchoonrt, T,cls1nrg. Andgl, ,o ara 81 9%roHe
CLEARED FOR TEIS PORT.
Schooner NJ. G. Carroll. Carroll, rh'Iadciphi1,
September 4tll.
2"h"",scr i. r. Eigcs, QuIan, Philadelphia, Sep
temacr 18th.
schooner Roxanna. Mitchell, Baltimore. Scpteri-
ter 9Th.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK. September j.-.irriycd: Louisiana.
Arrived out: Fair AMI Easy. ifomcwarl bound:
.joiaHr Mar.e, Savannah: Corstaa.la, Ne" Orleans.
,Idrgari,a. New Orl"aii>.
SOUTHAMPTON, september 5.-hrr!Yed a'ras-
burg. .
LIVERPOOL, $cptcmbcr 3.-Arri""!: Lucer:ic,
MiuncGOla.
ANTWERP. September 5.-ArT!ved: :cuG!a.
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NEW YORK JyoOI, m4HKgr.

skPTgsfBEH There haa not bep1i. enough done
as yet fhfs week 10 fairly Indicate the genera; sa
ton Holders i1afutain in most cases steady range
GELS; 10 ffis re.pect the market has ftfe bEer
i0ok than LASS week. Il fs not expected TINT the
week business VIA show much Vitality, bis set q
or fhe reserved bnying .aiteriy-JoaT7,dt of Cont
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BY Telegraph
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 5.-GoH opened at 1C01s
NOoa.-Stocks strong. Money ON cuij, per GEM
Gold, 100A. Excliange-l.oug, 49,; Short, 4S6k.
Governments firm. State bonds quiet
Euentng.-Aionry 2Gl3 per cent Exchange
weak 4. 1872 Gold weak at 100h. Governments
quiet; new 6-s, f06g States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 5.-EirgiDia 6's, old. 20
deferred. 5: cous0is, 81 second series. 80: past
due coupons, 7ss. North Carolina 615, old, l6
new, s specfal-rax. l. Bid To-day.
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LOUISVILLE MANEFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

SEPTEMBER Eve llo;e ~ follows:
Virginia br,"lt extra and :ine pounds. SOGG9oc.:
Virglala line ANA extra iig, Snm9Dc.: VIRGINIA
line g. and l2-inch twist. GGmGSc.: Nirg1hl;t
good medium u and l2.nch twist. JtimoSc
Virginia cool mciiim rs aud lSs. 52Gt54c.: NIr-
giui. good medium H. and l2inch twist. 1O0c 32c
Virginia good medium l2-inch hounds, 02g ole:
virginia common l2-!nch pounds. Doe. Virginia
com mon 1l-,nch AMI i ll-incb. 42h& 45c.: Viz
SEC: Virginia black navy IS. l., and Is. 45NlGc.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
VIRGINIA Lone Jack. extra fine smoking : 300
50: Virginia Durham. smoking. assorted. 5rcI
62c.: Virginia Love Among the s'.>eS. snricd
600 zoe; Virginia Log Cabin, smoking, assorted
50G:GGc. ~
LOUISVILLE May TOBACCO.
Fine bright navy. IS. II, and prun3S. jJT DGc.
medium bright navy. romnd- -. and T. 500 52c.
mahogany navy. pounds, 3S. and &: 4S0r3Oc.; nat
ho.any fancy style. 5OM52c.: black sweet navy
s. a. and Gs. jhGiSc. black sweet navy. COM
mon, I'm tjc.- C0uritr-JOHrn0t.
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Fine. So: snperfnc. $3.7am:t: extra. $500
$4.75 common family. S5G:J.25 fancy brand,
Sc. Market little irlner.
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EAl,TlMllRE r..
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND Fl

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 5, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, 6,14S bush
els.
CORE.-T-hite, IT'S bushels
OATS.-3O2 bushels.
RYE.-32 bushels.
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NEW YORK sUMAC MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 3.-Sumac.-yirgiDla quoted at as
$3.50: foreign Mt &S5@sS7.50 for fead seal and
S36@lS4O for low 9rndes.-.To1lrndf W Commerce.
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Performing 10 The above we have nOw IN stock d.
reel from this the largest wine-srowinx house IN
the world, The following WINES. which we suaFah-
tee t1e pure juice Of the grape, aud u! prices
than any similar Wines were ever oHefea IA '"'>
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CASE.

The object Of this snit is to recover TWO hundred
with interest thereon from the 20h of April, 1878,
from the said de;en liant Charles krety and 10 at
tac The estate OF The defendant AMI TO subject me
And affidavit having been made and filed that
the defendant Is GoI-res ldent OF this STATE, 1t
nfJrr due publication OF this order, aud co what Is
necessary To protect his interest In this suit.
copy-Test: ~,
WILLIAM ELLYSOS, p. q. an Ie-fow
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

FRANCISCO. CAL. June, 1873.
WE HAVE APPOINTED CHRISTIAN
E WHITE our sole agents for the sale OF our
WINES In the states Of Eir.iuia. North and son'h
Caroliua. MULLEN "
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IN DEBT

The object of this suit is to recover from the de-
PENDANTS S4l2.02, with interest thereon from the
1nlh day OF August. 1878, until paid.
And affidavit having been mad. and filed that the
defendants d. c. Hill and +. l.. Hill arc ncn-resi-
dents of the Stare or Virginia. they required TO
appear here within one month after due publication
hereof and o what is necessary to protect their Ia
terests IN this suit.
A copy-Teste:
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$3.50 to IS per rea.n, ut
u the DISPATCH PRlNTING-H0USE.
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CGEET ORDERS.

VTIRGINIA.-In the clerks office OF the
Y Circuit Court OF The city OF Richmond, August
80, 1875
A. +. Harvey and J.. ~. Blair. partners trading
der lie name and style OF Harvey & Blair.
Plaintiffs
against
L. r. HILL d. 9. Ill., and E. L. Hill, partners trading
under the name and style Of Hill & Co.
Defendants
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- ALL ABOARD u

again, and off for another climb OF some two
hours, and then down, down, down once
more, through the deepening shadows Of the
evening, until we reached our hotel, we'll sa-
listed with our trip to Chamounix and back.
We felt little acorn ard faded, but in good
condition generally, and did talk little of
purchasing our well-tried mules for the re-
mainder of our summer tour, especially
:. Allegretto,' who brayelY maintained his
character to the end.
The variety and beauty Of the mountain
flowers is charming, and we gathered some
to-day from beneath walls Of ice, and others
alongside the far-reacbing fields OF snow.
Altogether, this jaunt among the Alps has
been one OF our most enjoyable expert
cnces since leaving dear old Richmond.
Very truly, J, D. 4, >.
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o1p.rAsIIIoSEp sNow-BALLING.

Then we started huge boulder from It's
bed, and witnessed its wild, fearful leaps
down the mountan-sldes until it made Il
final plunge, and was lost in the gorge be-
low. Next we found wonderful echo
coming back to us from the opposite heights,
some miles away, across the gorge, return
ing cuery cord and syllable as distinctly a:
uttered By us, with quite an interval OF
time between the call and the answer. we
laughed, we sang, we shouted all sorts OF
sense and nonsense, and the effect was
amazing. Finally, Ferguson could not re-
sist giving, with a vim, his famous 90 Ty-
ro!ese warble," which made the mountains
ring again. At the foot of this wild pass
we rested, for our guide to orertake us. and
we could catch occasional glimpses of our
train, hundreds OF feet above our heads,
slowly picking their way down the dizzy
path. Finally we were
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-14

Hon. JOHN @. New, ex-treasurer Of the
United States, and Republican of undoubt-
ed fealty, says of the effect Of the Indiana
elections:
ut makes Hendricks the Democratic nominee
in 1880. He has shown his powers as leader
when cut loose from such men as Tilden and
his associates. Hendricks is grander character
than many suppose him, and has plenty Of sand
If put at the head of the ticket"
Time at last sets all things even, and even
those who have been in the habit of denounc-
ing Gov. Hendricks as an arrant demagogue
are beginning to find out that he is grander
man than they supposed him to be.
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DODGING THE ISSUE.

Bill King publishes a comparative table of
market reports, giving prices paid at Chi
cago, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis for wheat
in order to demonstrate that the Millers' AS
ISOLATION is a blessing to the farmer. This
is not the great point at ISSUE The grading
of No. 2 wheat as No. or No. 4, and max.
ing a difference of fifteen or twenty
cents per bushel is where the great fraud
comes in. Admitting, for the sake of the
argument, that farmers receive the market
price for their product, according to the
grade allowed, and you have not reached the
vital point. Not less than ten car loads of
wheat which the local inspectors have al
lowed as No. 2, have been returned by the
Minneapolis millers as grading only No. 8.
In that case the loss is thrown upon the
local inspector, and be takes good care that
no similar mistake occurs again. After hav-
ing to pay the difference between
No. and No. 8, some fifteen or
twenty cents per bushel, the inspector
never repeats the mistake. He keeps on the
safe side by grading no wheat above No. 8.
That is what the bulldozing on the part of
the Millers' ring is for.
We believe further that it is susceptible of
proof that Milwaukee and Minneapolis went
into conspiracy to defraud the farmer by
widening the price on No. 8 to an unreason-
able extent. The uniformity with which
Milwaukee and Minneapolis announced that
they could not pay much for No. 8, because
they did not know its Touring capacity, lis very
suspicious. The importing of Mr.. Andrews
from Milwaukee, to make certain the ring is
properly managed, is another suspicious cir
cumstance. If there was any reason at the
outset for keeping down the price Of No. 8,
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HE Republican papers are making great
ado over dispatches purporting to have
passed between Tilden's friends during the
progress of the electoral count. Perhaps
they will sing smaller when they come to
see the dispatches of the Republicans trans
mitted at the same time
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The death of Monseignor Dupanloup,
bishop of Orleans, France, will be uniyer-
sally regretted. During the reign of the
commune in Paris he was ever present in
ministering to the spiritual wants of the
people, and exercised all of his powerful in
fiuence to restore order. He was finally cast
into dungeon, and condemned to the
guillotine by the committee of safety, but
before the sentence could be executed the
Versailles troops entered the city and his
prison doors were thrown open. He was a
Jealous laborer in the cause of the church,
and occupied seat in the French Senate.
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TIE WASHBURN RING EXTENDING
THROUGH THE STiTE

Aid. J. Q. Mccarthy, Of this city, has a
large farm in Stevens County, on the Main
line of the St. Paul & Pacific road. A few
weeks ago an agent for the Red Wing mills
was up the line endeavoring to buy wheat,
but Mr.. Mccarthy declined to sell. A few
days ago Mr.. Mccarthy concluded to see
what Red Wing would pay now, and sent an
agent to the millers there offering his wheat
either at Morris or St. Panl. At first the
Red Wing millers were ready to
negotiate, but when they learned
where the wheat was raised they
declined to make any trade. They told
Mr.. McCarthy's agent thatsthey were under
bonds with the Minneapolis mills not to buy
wheat in that territory, and they could not,
accordingly make an offer.
This little incident shows how the Wash
burn wheat ring is extending through the
entire State and placing the producers at
the mercy of the ring. The Importance of
dethroning the ring was never more appar-
emit than now
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INDICATIONS are favorable for the early
cessation of the yellow fever plague at the
South. A heavy frost has fallen as far
South as Louisville, and probably before the
close of the present week it will have ex-
tended down into Mississippi. No blessing
is more ardently prayed for than killing