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New-York tribune., 1879-09-16

TELLGEAPHiC NOTES.
EW-IIAMpsliIKE STATE EAIB

NEWHAMPSHlkL STATE FAIR
DOvRP. \, H., sept. l5.-lhe New ,HampshiIe
The premiums amount H. shlOO
TIE DOMINION IFLE-MATCHEs.
OTTAWA Sept. lJ.-Ihe Dominion rife matches,
th oura AL kdt knerangc tonorrow, promise To at
tract SOO ana 400 Of The best na snen oi tAe Do
l'N''" GEORGE b. DURFEE ARRAIGNED.
T.r~ruN Mass. - pt. 15.-ln the superior Court
, afferoo1 Geore B Durice OF Pail River was arraigned
an nd rmOeEL.cmch hVt
The continued.
An OPENING NIGHT IN PHIL LADELPHIA.
Pan ADEIpnIA, sept. lJ.-lhc PARK lhea're IN
PhiladepnA, under MI Abbcyr nauakemeni, olebei %
ulgut to a house IlOn SV"4-
psny was attraction
A StW RAILROAD THROWS OPEN TO THE pCBL1C.
K,-rrAIo " L.. sep. ID lac Buffalo and Lock
~ KalIoaa which easel on IhnhdR bl Tue Enc
etne for business TO-DAY. X Ihyirl lH eupeIlHeha
fnt Light parsen eer Trans pei day are beiAe run
THk OANADIAN RAILWAY DIrCI sSIoN .
IorrnS sept 15.-sr Henry Tyler has writ
60, 90 Co,ore Gr.y saving thst the Grand Trunk Aal-
- uuay b. tier 70 wall the cutse :" eN'u'a
and coos not propose 10 prolong The ooHo'''
en''' THE BoYTON.wEBB MATCH GIVEN UP
posr.S -epi. lD-Ihe swimming uatcn be-
,Ue.n C,pfniu BoytOn aud Captain WtDb Nhlcn Was Il.
,xe,I ago 10 place Tomorrow ~ tbir hHrpoI is
on captain Webb refuses 10 come here uhess ue ei gai"H
ieed soV' NAILS STILL GOING UP.
WHEEIING ". Va. sept lO.-lhe nan cara Wa-
,,r,hr advacd AT d meeting of The msnuiaetures het TO-
lie sdvancn i,ndency Of Dig ion aud the number oil OF
A HEUxIoN OF THE ls6rH NEw.YoRK.
Et<csIoN n Y, Sept. l6.-Ine hl-t Rrhnu re,
iu NJ The veterans Of l66th New YORK Regiment VIII
M G here September L. II being the hiechtl
oe W % lille OF Opeonan historical sketch VIII be ioad by
Thoma, H. Donney, ana there Will be literary entertain
ueut Ia tAs evening
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
FIFTH DAY or THE BUCHOLTz TRIAL.

BRIDGEroRT, Conn. Sept. 15.-This Is the
1fth day of The Buchol,z trial. The first exception
during the trial taken oy the defence to-day and II
WAS 70 the admission Of letter found In the pocket
hook addressed to II. schute the fact of the letter
bcing so addressed was admitted tending to prove
the ownership of the pocket BOOK. Counsel then dcve-
oped one OF lines OF defence. which Is tot the In
dictnen faulty I'm designating the deceased as John
H. Schultz" his real name being Johann Hcuricb
schultz
Numerous interpreters we're sworn 10 show that I'M
- lac uroper translation of johann; 10 ali O which LAe
defence noted cXcepnO.r. 49,, -
IJr Nores b Psidce described the wounds found on
Schultes head. ,. .
C,~-ra- & Suilson and D.. Burke saw footprints be-
hind n ambush on the morning following the Durdor,
facing toward the railroad track OOQu,y toward the
path. -, nj. r,a..o. 60.
tlrd about buo1otE having "a good deal OF money
Eoward Burger, recalled testincf lhat lie pald tue
clerk of the hotel In Srw-York two $50 marked DIS,
vhtrn he mad received RuchOlZ ~ pay his board
bil He secured Bucnoz's letters then, ana Delivered
them to the State Attorney. fIahkIh COlles was re-
called ana idenuhed the rag founi SATURDAY aiei ne
murder with $40 OF blood IL. Tho stse-Attorhey
called the OF the jury g. the TACT that the rss
Was portion of "a Rnrt wlt yoke 81 WIG sanc pattern
ns siirte which were proved to belong 10 Buchoitz
At o'clock the Court adjourned un ii TOMORROW.
There wac Ia large attend nc. at the mai
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
TIE soUIH AMERICAN WAR.
TIE uUAsCsR SENT cRUIslNG-ATrrNPTs AT MrpIA-
TTON.

TUE UUAsCtR SENT CRUisING-ATrTNPIs AT MEDIA
TToN.
PANAMA, Sent. G.-In the warlkc operations
Of the lth American bcgtrct, either by or land,
there has been absolutely recent movement OF i'm
port uce beyond TIE dispatch August 20. from Arca
of the Haascar and the transport Oroya. on secret
mission e. tn Chhan coast The Object j. 10 capture or
destroy CAliau transports. Tie cruise OF the Chisn
cet north WIS altogether uhprOiuctive OF results OF
Importance. on Pisasua they captured torpedo launch
which had been fitted up Iquque, ana was manned BY
four persons Mr. scott. English tor9edo-makcrj Mr.
shirtzcr late mechanic L. ana O. Railroad Cal
lao Il Greek. aud negro fireman. The Chiians have
taken the intact along with them and the four
prisor board the Bi.nco Encalada Some tor
peooes found m their possession were most terrible en-
zines Of destruction containing each 100 pounds Ot
dynamite The Will be scnt to Valparaiso. and the
PRINCIPALS vii no doubt be executed contract was
found on them signed 10y merchant III Peru Offering 10
nay them 10000 for destroying any OF the Chiian
irouclads. Ruu $4,000 each tOr Tie curEottcs.
Judge Pcttis, tnc United states Minister to Bolivia,
returned 10 Arica after ms visit to Chilli and ruuOrs OF
negotiations for peace Lima Officials
eSi.ttaSnt Of fe Gacniiy winch Mr. Pe,ts may have
SSTe he c@ssSoS OF noanes tic retirement
Chans from the disputed territory ana inc tsierence
tramcnt Of u-utras.
8 ycrl vessels IN addition to the Genelg are expected
al NalsaTuisO with They wl be met ~ the slns
aud 20 under convoy 10 Their DESTINATIONS me fuhdAd
Str and Herald sayst Candcsiine sh nents Oh arms
ana otneg materials of continue 10 be made IN
most rcprehensibie manner Among the IaNSI we naNe
heail o WAS bat number Of barrels or terces or
lafd IN each winch boxes OF cartridges were IN
gcuOsy fastened the yactns spaces being nied with
Lld 50 tna superficial examination would ill 10 Ois-
q ose the actual contents. 1ne character OF this snip
mcut wae detected by attention having been called 10
the usual gt OF the Packages Ihe shipment re-
ferred 10 WAS under gment Peru, and Of course
vii Ice iuly forwarded by the line Of armed freight
steamers which ely ncen established ny the Peru
vian Government The Chilans. We are tolc have been
dseoy red al tic same bus.uCss. through shipment
iron New-YOrA 10 Valparaiso al present on tie is hnus
winch Is under The uOhensve name Of bacon. or sOue
tnus OF the sort been found TO contain arms lhe
packing wa, ugeniously side and end spaces
having been lett, wni are iled up with packing OF
paper and salt TIE boxes exactly resemble those IN
which bacon is usually Skipped 10 the Pacific coast"
LUTOTAGAsrA ATTACKED.
LIMA via PANAMA sept. 15.-The Huascar attacked
Auiofgasta on the 2sth OF August and on engagement
NJ four hours duration ensued The Huascar scnced
the enemys fire aud dismOunted their principal battery
The Atlas was damaged and her commander wounded
and several persons were Killed.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
CRIMES AND CAsUALTiEs-BY rELEGRAPH.
rwn pERsoN. nROwNED AT OTrAwA.

TWO PERSONS DROWNED 1T OTTAWA.
OTTAWA sent. IA woman nam u MaIeneau,
and Rr name ori.er drowned saturday night by
waking on !. e INTO she water In the darkness
POSTMASTER TYLEh's CASE
B.TIINoRI sept. ID he INVESTIGATION OF the
carr.. aran-, Tyler tOiay
one ~ agents conducting the examination "as
absent.
FALL. RIVER sTRIKERs C)NvIcrED.
TAUNTON, Mass, sept. ID he IuIy mas re-
turned veIdct Of guilty The OF Michael tnrey and
MARI DYER the Fail -trk-rs indicted for intmdatng
TO BE HANGED TODAY
CAIRO. ILL.,, : -pt. lJ.-G vernon Cnlnm declines
10 an Charles Glass under sentence II
death Tor o. Carter Ne"nAi- Inc execution
viii Take lace To morrow.
TORN TO PIECES BY AN EXPLOSION
NASHVILLE Ienn sept. lF.-lhc boiler IN e.
power- laughterhouso exploded this afternoon. tearing
tr.uk DuaV 10 nieces Killing bim Instantly, and fatally
Uouuding Felix Creatlhn. a tolnreh man.
A 10000 STEAMBOAT SUNK
ST. LorIs sept l5.-Iho steamer Josie Harry.
which eft here saturday last SUNK Chester Ill
sic A. and The boat ana viii be
saved she owned IN Memphis and yalued at tzOOOu.
SAVED FROM DEATH BY HIS BOOr-HEELs.
FHIf Penn, sept. l0.-ihls mpiniHg Young
man named Lester Chase interested IN ciicim at North
legs caught in tic khces o! ir li Il'
len L. A. horribly manged. and has been ampuiaud s
bsv been drawn into The MIL ,i'cpt 10 sit
heels Of his bouts, which stopped the wheels
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
NINETEEN NEW CAS- S At MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Sept. 15.-Nineteen new cases,
twelve whIte aud seven colored. reported the
Board Health to-day. Eight deaths were reported.
Dan Sullivan wolknown steamboat clerk, died this
afternoon ut o'clock, after the regular report of the
day had been by the secretary of rhe Board "
Health. At meeting of She Committee Of Safety this
afternoon action resignation of Colonel John +.
Cameron as superintendent of all the camps
idered and he has consented TO remain in charge. Dr.
d. f. Porter and will leave for Nashville tomorrow
morning. The weather clear aud cool last night.
The thermometer dropped TO 5lo hut 1t was TO and 7Go
to-iay Richard Sharp died of fever at o'clock -
,i,,nf s.x lcs out on POplar-st. boulevard Ills
brother Joseph, will hardly survive the night
NEw-ORIFAKs. sept. 15-GIeeuyillc, MISS. specials
ri the piPs chcc of malignant fever at COncoria.
svernl deaths hav" occurred during the lat week. III
ending : Frank George Tobin and Attorney KY. The
surrounding uels hbOTLOOds have quaruntiued against
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
THE DEBT-SHIRKING PARTY.
AN ISSUE on WHICH THE SOLID SOUTH Is
VERY SOLID INDEED.

rHR RANK DISHONESTY or TESNF-srT-Trr A.
SUMPTION THaT The STATE WAS UNABLE To
PAY ITS DEBTS SHOWN TO BE FALsE-vIRGINIA,
TOO, DrsGRACED-TnE RFADJUsTMEST PROCESS
FXPLAINED.
The closing entries in the black list-and
1t is the blackest Of black lsts-of the rcpu-
dating Southern States, are given herewith.
Tie most persistent efforts have been made
ty the Press of Tennessee to delude tie
Northern and English creditors into the be-
lief that the State was utterly unable to pay
its debts. This unwarrantable assumption Is
brushed aside in the accompanying article,
and the rank dishonesty of the Confederate
Brigadiers who have made the policy of Re-
pudatiOn their own and their party's. in order
To "get even with the North" is brought to
hight. That the far fame of Virginia has
been MS foully besmirchcd Ia shown in the
concluding article Of the series, wherein the
sO-callod readjustment process is fully eX-
planned. The public debt has already been
sealed down to so low level that the bond
holders have lost $27, ,277 402 ard the de-
fiuit in interest on 81 200, 900 of bonds and
deferred certificates already exceeds the rrin-
ciDal. The debt-shirlling party IS thus shown
10 he master Of the situation in any one Of
the States lately in rebellion except Texas.
The losses sustained by the creditors OF these
Stdtcs-mainly NoIthcncTs and foreigners
already approximate $@12, ,SO1 900, cXclu-
siye of municipal obligations, winch, II added,
would bring the figures up to $500, 900.
The Brigadiers have done this in their own
states What will they not do If they can
put their fingers on the National debt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
W.YORK. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1879

~ tho Democratic ticket by 10000 majority
that will b. proof that we can carry tine
state next year for President" Henry ID. Purroy said
gentleman objects 10 use OF the torn coward.
reply that Who deserts his organization In its
hour 81 peril Is coward" Tie resolution adopted
tn'Ic bcig only one vote against II. NJ Pnrroy then
redd large number Of letters from residents ir The In
terror oi tue state dgDg tner support to Mr. Kelly Ia
Ills canvass for Governor Al Mr.. KeUy's suggestion
resolution was passed for the hcding OF ratification
meeting and the issuing " address 10 the voters OF
the state. In conclusion Mr.. Kelly said " Governor
sobnson has stated that he had thing TO live
Ior-t 10 destroy Tammauy Hall Would II not b. mad
ness 10 continue hun pOwcrf Let the consequences
ol THIS election fall Robinson and Iliden. We can
say Thou canst not shake thy CORY locks AT Us and
say VIC did it," The meeting theu adjourned
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
PREPARING FOR GENERAL GRANT
ARRANGEMENTS RAPIDLY MAKING AT SAN FRANCISCO
-Tpw rHE ARRIVAL OF 1IIE STEAMER Is 10 b.
ASSoUsCED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-YariOus commit

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Yarious commit
toes engaged in making preparations for the reception
Of General Grant held meeting this afternoon.
muncation received from tue Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company to the effect that GU the arrival OF
the CITY Of Toxic, soon the agent
of the company and Qiarantne of,icer shall
board her Captain Maury will be instructed
10 mold the steamer subject tho orders OF the Recep
ton Committee. Instructions Will also be sent
Captain Maury to announce the arrival outside by the
discharge OF gun which will be answered from Fort
Point and serve a signal for steamers and yachts
intending to pattc pate III the nautical reception 10 gct
under way.
General W. 7. Elliott classmatc OF General Grant.
has been appointed Grand Marshal Invitations have
been extended 20 the authorities aud citizens OF
Oakland aud interior ciues 10 Join IN the PIT
rade Kearncy and MONTGOMERY sts., from Mar
ket, 10 Washington. and Marke, as far a.
Seventh, which comprises the route OF the
procession will he fcstooncd with haes Arches viii be
erected at IN, junction of Montgomery and Markests.
Communications have be, Received from yHrious
ties asling to be assigned places in the reception.
Lincoln Post No. /, c. A. r. has asked permission 20
appoint lercs ana guard Of honor u be in constant
Attendance upon Genera Grant during his stay In this
city. 49,
II was proposed 10 give the guest public banquet,
but fl Il probable that the project Will be abandoned,
although several receptions aud dinner parties wall be
rendered by prominent citizens.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16

President viii sign its measures is revolutionary
and destructive Of the Just balance Of power be
tween the Executive and legislative branches OF
the Gov. .rnnont provided by the Constitution. II
win iudoIsc the Pre- dcnt fcr his courageous course
~ vc' piuc hr measures II the Confederate caucus.
On th" question Of TIE currency the MASSACHUSETTS
Republicans have always been right, ana there l.
uu DANCER that they Will 80 aStTay now. Some
S.ato questions VIII bc touched npon and the re-
forms in, itut,d under lhe administration Of Gov
error Talbot viii be commended.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
4 HOTEL BLOWN UP WITH PONDER.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 15.-The Corbin
Hotel pied by Henry Corbiu at Wesicrviie IN this
con lty; was blown up last night b. gunpowder.
Tie building Was occupied oy number Of people. but
no one except Corbin injured nnd hc not fatally
,orb,n asserts that deed done by some OF the
villagers and l. the outcome OF nis reiuS !" cease sell
ny ounr. In thr village Fonr ago building he
occupied as a saloon demolished nv gunpo~ Ter and
(prDin ,ft the town. only returning sLOri time ago.
bur all attemps 10 arrest the guilty parties proved
f.iIu
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
JOHN KELLY FOR GOVERNOR.
TAMMANY Al WORK.

MEETING or THE COMMITTEE on ORGANIZATION
FEW DEsERT1ONs AND MUCH LOYALTY RE-
pOGIED--MR. KELLY ADDRESSES HIS FOLLOW
IRs-AIL But THE HEAD or 1HE DEMOCRATIC
STATE TICKET 10 Br SUPPORTED.
The Committee on Organization of Tammany Han
met yesterday. Reports from every Assembly DIS
trict organization showed that the Democrats of the
city VIII heartily support Mr. Kolly's candidacy for
Governor. Mr.. Kelly made an address Upon his
advice promise was made that all the candidates
OF the Syracuse Convention. except Lucius Robin
son, should receive the votes of the organization.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-16
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrpuxE.I

Try TI1rGRApu To TIE TRiDUSEl
WoRCEsIET. Mass sept l5.-An excellent palli-
ativo for any bitterness that the contest over the
Goycmorship may have developed among the Re
prblcaus who are gathering here has been afforded
by the magnificent Republican jubilee held tonight
Ia celebrate the twcnty-hfth anniversary of the
organization OF the Republican marty. The presence
of old and venerated leaders upon the platform,
and tie recountne hy them of The glorious achieve
mems of the party. awokc on enthusiasm III the
vast audience that was hearty and universal
Very appropriately, the chairman was the first
Republican Speaker of the National House OF
Representatives and The hist Republican Governor
- Massachusetts, Nathaniel +. Banks. Among the
speakers were ex-Governor boutwell,, Senator
Dawes, Senator Hoar, General Burnside ox-Gov-
cgnor lice. aud ex-Governor Jewell. OF ConLecti-
cut.
Looking al the faces of so many men identified
with the struggles for liberty and nationality, the
audience must haye thought Il the two great Re
pu lean lsaders Sumner and wilson, who, II thcI
hr.s had been spared, would nave been most
lpuOrcd Of III IN such an assembly, Ihcir names
we're long cheercd when mentioned by General
Banks Ia the LIST Of the illu trious dead.
Among tie LIVING 10 na.-o Ta5 applaudeO hAe
that of Grant ~
Speeches we're made durinV the Iaoetng by Ste
Maine, and Edward L. Pierce. Is well Gs by those
before mcpticued. Letters Were read IRON john ".
" nittler aud George William curtis.
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-16

! OLD IFADTRs oP THE Party on THR PLATFORM
THE AUDHNCE KIADLFD INTo GREAT ENTnU-
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NOT 4 CANDIDATE FOR THAT PLACE.
BosToX, Sept. 15.-Ihe ITGrclier authorita-
lively states thal John D. Long w Not allow the use OF
lis namr as candidate Tor Leutonnnt-GoveInora at tue
Republican Convention.
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MILL HOME.
. MARCH end 1879.

MARCH IND 1919.
Saturday last was bad day for teams
and transfers in Mill Home, but good
day for wheelwrigts and blacksmiths.
Runaways were the order of the day and
full well was it fulfilled. Early in the
day J. Dolheiden's team from Kiel ran
away throwing or rather pulling the
driver from his seat and in the fall dis
located his arm at the elbow. They did
not 90 far before one of the horses fell
and broke his leg in two places. The
next day he was taken to the woods and
shot, The runaway was occasioned by
the breaking Of 4 brace on the wagon
tongue.
Later a team was left standing at the
saloon without being hitched to the horse
rail; something scared them and they
started of, first completely demolishing
buggy that stood in their way and then
overtaking the mail wagon there was
collision and the mail team with five
human souls on board were forced to the
brink of the river and were saved only.
by the GOODNESS of the mail teamster and
the bravery of one of his passengers who
managed to catch the runaway team as
they coliided. The cost of repairing the
broken buggy will teach the owner OF
the runaway team lesson of care that
lie will not soon forget.
The next runaway happened to lover
of pleasure. He had been invited to
wedding and was anxious to go in style
and so borrowed n buggy. In going
home to get his wife something happened
and the horse ran off getting home sons
time before the man when he got there
he had all of the buggy he could find in
his arms and now he must pay for his
stylish ambition to the tune of $25.
Geo. Deifenthaler of Rhine while rid
ing home last Monday wGs thrown from
his horses back his foot was caught in
the stirrup and dragged him a short dis
lance, the breaking OF his shoe released
him, otherwise he might have sustained
serious injuries.
Mr. Julius Wolf Of Rhine Sheboygan
county died THE evening. He is one of
the oldest settlers in the county and for
a number of years leading man. He
leaves a family in good circumstances
and host of friends to mourn his loss.
A young man Deiderich Cotterie at
work IN the saw mill here had narrow
escape this morning from what might
have been fatal accident. While work.
ing the small circle saw he had the mid
die of one hand split its entire length.
CONSISTENCY.
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CATO.
MARCH II.

MAhCh = h.
The agriculturaiists of this vicinity
took good deal of s'stock" in cordwood
this winter, but it seems it was ''wat-
cred, as there are some very decided
remarks made about '.short" measure
ment.
Maple Grove ought to be delighted
with their new Pastor: be seems to be a
very pious and eloquent gentleman. and
one who has the spiritual, welfare of his
congregation at heart.
Prof. DuPrez the man who played the
confidence game on ''Reedsyille" is in
''durance vile, but he made some resis-
lance before they captured him, shooting
an Oshkosh constable through the hand !;
his Reedsville victim hasn't been seen
since the affair occurred.
The house of August Noetlich at Cato
Falls was destroyed by fire last Wednes
day night. Loss $50, insurance $3.50. The
contents were all saved excepting twelve
bushels of potatoes and a dog named
Dash
Clarks Mills is Cooking up" The
Supervisors of Cato found it necessary
TO make some arrangements in the way
of opening more streets in that place
lately, but the path master refused to act
thereon, thinking the board hadn't the
power to legislate for such an important
place. \ great many of the inhabitants
as well rs the path master labor under
the impression that Clarks Mills is q
chartered corporation. 1t is nonsense to
suppose that we live in a world of illu-
sion, for there can be no shadow unless
a substance reflects it, and the widest
dream of Imagination may become a
reality in some future stage of existence.
Give 'em a charter by all means, they
are going to have another new bridge.
SILAS KINK.
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A. d. JONES, Clerk.


To the farmers Of Naaitoaooc County,:
In Mr.. Greve's last effusion he says |
quietly admit all he has said. This is
but further proof of his inherent stu
pidlty; he has not yet got it through
that three-stOry cranium of his that did
and do deny having said anything of the
kind previous to his attack upon me. It
has always been my aim to furnish those
favoring me with their custom a first
class article, as my business transactions
among you for the last eight years will
fully substantiate. Others in the same
line OF business, during all this time,
have not felt that my defamation of their
character or business needed public no.
tlce; but now for the first time [ have
been dragged into controversy with
this famous mushroom who three months
ago did not know a piece of farm ma.
chinery from muley COW, and I doubt
very much if he does yet or ever will.
Since this war of words has been going
Oh, have Investigated Mr.. Greve's ca
pacity as a machine man, and came t.
the conclusion that he will be green in
the memory of the few unfortunates who
have been or may be v.ctimized by him
as are the deeds of Napoleon, Washing
ton or Caesar,in the memory of mankind.
When he viii have passe1 from the arena
of machine life into that OF oblivion. and
his famous line of goods will stand
Wondering in fence corners for want of
repairs.
We advise brother c., to procure
copy of sacred writ and make a careful
investigation and study of the 10th COM
mandment. If his groveling imbecility
can not fathom its depths, he can pro-
cure the services of that famous scribe
who renned his Fl: st article for him.
Respy,
JOHN BIBINGER.
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LOUIS CORNERS.

MARCH, 25th 1879.
Town OF Schleswig holds its caucus on
the 9th inst and if one were to believe
all that he hears, the conclusion might
be arrived at, that the most of our citi-
zens were doing little else than getting
up or attending secret caucuscs.
The winter wheat and rye hereahouts
are looking fine. A considerable guam
tity more than previous years was sown
last fall, and the indications at present
favor an excellent crop. The extent of
snow fall during the past winter as a
matter of course has been favorable for
the winter crop.
Messrs. David O'Shea, of Eaton W.
Dunbar, and James Connell of Liberty,
are to attend the Oshkosh Normal school
during the summer term. Mr.. Frank
Cleary, has given up the idea of becom-
ing cheese man. Rumor has it that
John Cleary, NJ. D., has negotiated for
the Depere Ne,cs, and that Frank
Cleary is to become his colleague. Sue
cess to the enterprising Clearys.
Solo.