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okolona Missy Southern states DENY.
Yankeedom is beginning TO under
stand that our people are still unsub-
dued.-that we are still in favor Of
States rights aud the rule OF white
men. That is why she threatens TO
fall back on Grant, and give him a
third term Of power. Well, we have
this TO say: III Grant is elected and
attempts to inaugurate the reign of
damnation and deviltry that character
lied his previous administration. he
will ind himself checkmated after the
first move. The South has recovered
the right Of home-rule, and she pro-
poses 10 keep il henceforth aud forev-
er,-Grant or no Grant, and the soon
er the hell-beasts Of Puritsnia learn
this little lesson by heart the better it
| will be for their temporary welfare. -
The South was helpless and hopeless
az the close OF our magnificent strug.
gle for liberty, aud the Heaven -ordain-
ed system Of human labor, but the
hour OF our prostration is past; and
Grant, with all his mudsill millions.
has no terrors for rs. Let him try his
old role of Dictator again, and see
how il will work He will lind his
mandates as powerless as those Of
King Canute, who tried 90 command
the motions Of the multitudinous
waves. Let Yankeedom elect Grant il
she wants TO; let her proclaim him Emu
peror il she wants to. He aud she will
\ find that his power euds where that OF
! our proud old commonwealth begins. -
The South defies Grant; she defies the
vicious vulgarians wno prop him up;
she defies all poteniales aud powers
outside Of the original Constitution Of
the Union.
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Interesting statistics.

The report OF Secretary j. i. Thomp-
son made to the State Agricultural so
ciety embodied some valuable statis-
tics, which are summarized by the De
troit Post a. follows: In 1910, nine
states outranked Michigan as wheat
producers; but Michigan has surpass-
ell them all except Illinois, Ohio and
Indiana, while a number OF new states
have, within a few years, shot TO the
front rank. Last year our wheat crop
was the largest we ever produced, be-
ing estimated % twenty-eight millions
Of bushels, worth els 10 every man,
woman and child in the state. Our
wheat crop has doubled every ten years,
and the average yield per acre has
steadily increased. In 1s49 II was ten
bushels per acre; now IL is eighteen
bushels. The corn crop Of Michigan
is also steadily increasing. and so is its
average yield per acre. The amount
in 1878 was 26,000,0 bushels, worth
Ss, 400,000 The oat crop fell of last
year somewhat, owing 10 the land be-
ing devoted 10 wheat. The yield is
estimated at 1900, 900 OF bushels.
The acreage and yield OF barley is in
creasing. It's value for 1878 is estima-
ted at 1915, 900.
The potato crop % Michigan is grow
ing constantly in importance. In 1853
IL was 5000, 900 bushels; in 1878 it was
over 1000, 900 bushels. Statistics we're
given OF other grams, and Of hay, Glow
OF, fruits, horses, cattle, sheep. swine,
poultry, honey, etc; aud 70 show that
Michigan farmers on account Of tbei.
ncarness Co the Eastern markets, and
from superior cultivation, are rapidly
gaining in the values OF their products,
and in then profits per acre, over the
farmers Of other states. They are al
so helped by the fact that Michigan is
so largely a manufacturing, mining
aud numbering state. In horses, cat.
tie, sheep and swine, the state Is rap.
idly increasing les values and numbers.
More and more attention is being paid
10 improved stock and the best meth.
DDS, and increased profits are the nat
ural results.
The proceedings Of he first session
Of the society this year were Of decided
value and interest.
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A silent Wemanf

Says The Oglethorpe, Ca, Echo: -
There has just died in this county q
young lady who, at the age OF l6 years.
from some cause or other, stopped the
use Of her tongue. and, until Just be-
fore her death, twenty years after, she
never uttered a word As her last
hours were drawing near, she sent for
some Of her friends and dictated her
vill tn a manner that proved her sound
in mind and fluent in language. She
spoke Of many things that occurred In
the country during the apparent dumb
ness, but gave no reason for her strange
conduct. An attempt was made to
break her will on the ground Of insan.
ity, but IL failed.
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Br.icvin. there is not family in the coun-
try who would not Ike one Of these 'couNeu-
lent Scales. ii they could be obtained at a low
price. We have made arrangements with the
manufacturers 20 that we can furnish one Of
thrsc Scale. and the IiIIsdaIc Standard
tof one year, for 800, beiug one-hali The
usual price OF the Scale alone.
Ever, Scale is maic of the cry J,si mater
.,l. nicely finished and fully trurra.i,i ly
hc CHICAGO SCALE co. 90 hc oo1uoi,
and hvoJ'. and i- particularly adapted to
rhc use ol farmer. or others 90 whom IL l. de-
Hrable TO know the correct weight of any ar
Iele from ounce up % 80 pounds.
Upon receipt of the above amount our pa
per will be sent regularly postage paid, for
one year. aud the scale shipped by freight
-ecurcly boxed, 90 any address. Subscriber.
Who have already paid for the present year
and who want one Of these Scales. can send
%. new subscriber or have an additional
year added TO their subscription for The above
amount.
shipping.
A. this Is an opportunity never before offer.
ed. and may not be- offered again, We adyis,
an who would be weighed and not found
wanting to send thcis orders at once
Address
HILLSDALE STANDARD.
Hillsdale. Mich.
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Last VIII and Testament ofa Drunk
ard.

/ die a wretched sinner, aud leave
10 the world a worthless reputation, a
wicked example and memory that is
only fit 10 perish. / leave 10 my pa.
ronts sorrow and bitterness Of soul all
the days Of their lives. leave 10 my
brothers and sisters shame aud grief,
and the reproach of their acquaintan.
ces. ! leave my wife widowed and
heartbroken. and a life Of lonely strug
Cling with want aud suffering. ] leave
my children n tainted name aud a
ruined position, apitiful ignorance,
and the mortifying recollection Of =
father who by his life disgraced hu
manity, and at his premature death
joined the great company Of those who
are never to enter the kingdom Of God
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Louis A. Godey's biography was
published in the FIRST number of For
ney's Progress. aud soon after Mr..
Cooley died. In the second OF third
number a biography Of Caleb Gushing
appeared, and now he is dead Ex-
change.
Why no, publish Sam Cary's biogra.
ply, Mr.. Forney1
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shows q great difference in burners
used, but as they cannot control that
they continue 10 humbug the people on
oil. De we hear OF more accidents in
other states than from our own? L
presume all want 10. be safe, but hate
TO be humbugged.
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Trains are run hy Chicago time which Is 90
minutes slower than Detroit and Columbus time.
All trains run daily. except sundays.
CuNSFtrtoNr Close connections ihahe At U,
slant. with VI. G.. x. r. fOr all points east and
west a. Manchester, with Jackson brantn OF
/ N. =. r. r. At iIills'lale; with J.. ;; \ NJ.
\ r. a. ~ Bankers, with ~ W, d. = X H.
for poluts north and sOuth
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Henry Fettus, editor OF the Courier
at Bloomington, Iud.. has been in
dicted for m ird in tho econi de-
gree for tie killing Of Attorn' y Rogers,
and he "a q bond Of 5000.
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yxTANrED-A GOOD MAN FOR EVERY
w state and Territory In the Union. far
salary paid. Can or address Ia Belle Manfg Co,
81 clark 81, Chicago, Va
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NEW ROUTE :
NEW ROUTE
COLUMBUS TOLEDO R. R.
The OBJECT AIR LINE TROH
TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS

SHORTEST ROUTE FROM SOUTHERN AND
NORTHERN MICIllGAN TO CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN ONO.
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Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE SHORE 4 HICH SOU.--M0R
CENTRAL-JAChS0N6 kZ.
YNE- u. H. 6L
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AZ Michigan Accommodation, going MSst,
Connects with Kalamazoo aud Grand Rapids
Train at White Pigeon.
yw Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit. al Adrian
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Through Coaches between nE-
THOtT and COLI uHt = on both En-
press Trains.
L.saM. g. Traias from p-u1i. anf M1in
and Ar line, 2. A r. ~. and Jack1on trains ar
riVlu1 Ga Toledo make couHtril0n Win tnc two
Express trains which leaves the ccinmhns To-
lefo r.. X. Depot-thc Omnibus Line making The
transfer from union depot in % minutes.
Direct connections made On Union Depot 40
Columbus FOR Newaff. KanesVlNc, Pittsburgh,
wheeling, Baltimore, Washington and fhlladfl-
phla. alsl. for Dayton liuciunafi, Loulsvlle aud
All points south and southwest.
Pnliman Drawing Room and sleeping cars
from Columbus % Baltimore, Washington and
Philadelphia. without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo ~
Columbus and Toledo Railroad C0mpanys De-
pot, Water street, foot ~ Mulberry.
VA. MILLS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
ORLANDO SMITH. Gen. supt.
NJ. N. GREENE. President.
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LANSING DIVISION.
,ins will leave the stations named, as fohoW'

DETROIT HiLLSoALE a SOUTH
WESTERN r. r.
Trains viii cave the stations named, SIS follo"s'
from and after Nov. 24th. ISIS:
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Taking Effect Nay 26th. 1878.
soUrHrOUsD

Three Passenger Trains Daily ,eHeep' sonday'l
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. r. r.
TRANS GoNo wEsr.

rr,lns wan leaye tns stalIons named. As toIlows:
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Tie cofIin lay mid garland. smiling sad ss II
they knew ne;
The patient face within IL preached . hnAl
sermon 90 ne;
Our parson had gone touring on q trip he a
long been earning,
In that Wonderland whence tickets are MOI
Issued for returning.
q tender. good hesrt-shepherdl your sweet
smiling lips, half parted,
Told Of scenery that burst on you just the
minute that YOU started
Could you preach once more amSng us, you
might wander without fearing;
You could give us tales Of glory We would
never tire Of hearing.
wa Carlton IN HarPers Magazine for Fsb
rttdrv.
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We are having at present very fine
weather. The ground will be ready
for blowing in few days IL il contin-
ues. The opinion is that winter is
broken.
1 notice a communication in the
STANDARD OF Dec 20, 1873, from J..
Jay Carpenter, Of Graham Co, Kan,
wherein he carries the idea that made
a wrong statement in regard to there
being any desirable homestead land in
this State. From my own observation
and what could learn from men in
search of homesteads, made such
statement in good faith. When came
10 this State last April came on the
, 1879-07-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Committee on Public Charltics will hold
nccttuE tbfa aftcruoon, wcaticr permitting,
The warm weather or aome other CAUSE Is pro-
dnc!ng goodly crop Of lunut,ea, and It Is OK
uecscl tlat Judge Loomls will havc ten 10
twelve cases to pass upon Thursday. Meantime
matters IN the County Court run nloug very
quietly.
Tho Hayward murder case has aga1n becn
postponed, this tine Until the September tcrtn.
The States Attorney did not want to begin
trial OF this magnitude While tho wcatl,gr ruled
SO hot, aud Mr. CharIea II. Recd, who reprc-
acnted the dcfoudnnt, was quite willing TO ngreo
to the proposed pustpnaotnent.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Sutherland
scadden was tried for the lurccny ct some CLOTH
Ing from the Everett lfousc. where he was d
boartler. It appeared that there was no proof
OF criminal intent, mud tie defendant was IT,
quilted. Charles Wilson pleaded guilty to .
charge of burglary, and WAS reMantcd for scu.
tenct. Thomas Smith stood trial tor similar
oiicnec, md was rewarded With ton ycnrs In the
pcnltcnttary.
A rumnr comes from EIgsn that Dr.. E. A.
kll0ourn. Superintendent Of the Northern In
sAne Asylum, has undo Up bis mind ttlat Jacob
VitinHer, the old boheniln saoon-kceper who
Murdered his wlfo uu Weat Nineteenth street q
Jury alju1Ring him insane. Ia III reality Of sound
mind, und Of course enLitcd to 70 free. Now
II Vlllnger will come back nnt1 kill q pauel OF
poktt Jurors the county will choerfulv isAuc a
special vtHlTe for u hundred mora intelligent
Citizens, WHO don't reaa tho newspapers, al,d
who have no opinions whateyer, To Try him oneo
more.
, 1879-07-15

object In having this talk is not definitely
known, hut 1t IA believed the managers 0f thp
pnrty are alar1nc, a: the disorEanlzation md
44emoral'.atlon "rouaht Ia tho ranks BY bis M
particularly hts action in removing Mar-
slsal l,c1ncr, which has antagonizyd h'ntlrc'lt
Of the HITTER class at De,nocruts. Mr.. ifarrt-
son ATTEMPTED to Justify this removal, hut It Ia
understood t.at nll the gentlemen did not agrcc
Will him. 1t Is nlso said tint he was ndglscd tn
reaupont Bcnncr Aug. !, since by so tloEng he
co,lll tcrorcr Gruat deal of lost ground.
Atr. ltnrriton adhtrcs. to his nt!tnntum ns To
interviews. A Tn1BuNE rcpurlcr natlo m ot-
tempt to get something olit OF him about this
conference, hut iailcl1.
What was the object7" said lllc reporter.
"Wc1nct IA gentlemen, md, rs none of thern
hold Office. not Us officials"
Have sou any objection to telling mo tho
subject Of et,nversntlonln
"Ons subject was tic wcather.n
"Whnt wns taken up when that wns ex.
hausttl!"
-"We'f, / remcmher Tint motion WAS mado
to at1Iourn 10 Charley Kern's for beer, hut |
sail wouldn't ~ unless they nave INC lniut-
iulcp."
And his Honor smiled and walked away.
, 1879-07-15
CASUALTIES.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
EpscfQ{ D{spHtcA 10 TIE Tribune,


PITTsDuR0 Pa, July 14.-Tle first accident
On the Pi.tsburg Southern Railroad occurred at
about o'clock this morning, when passenger
train and an empty coal train colltded at sharp
curyo short Distance from Tcmpcraneovllle, on
the South Slide. The engineers anl aretncn
jumped for their lives just before tho tuo tratne
rushed together with shock thai throw both
engines from the track md demolished several
cars. John johnson, Chief Carpenter OF tho
road, was badly injured by jumping down
tho ambankment. 1'honas Drlry, Of Ltt-
tie Washington, had QUO Of hts legs
broken, aud received severe internal
injuries. ..Frnnk irwin, baggaRe-1naster,
Ind very miraculous escape from death. When
tho collision occurred he was standing In the
door Of the bagQave-car, jumped to tho bridge
below, and fell through. 1le was badly hruIsed
hut he will recover. Tie engineer Of ttle coal
train was buddy cut about the head, as Was also
the ascman, lsobrrt Watson. r. L, Mcdaniel.
fireman on tho pRsscnEcr.cngtne, jumped down
mn embankmcnt over 100 fcot high. but escaped
with dtslocatctl arm, and few aevcrc bruises
about thu hend. George Iones, OF JanasyilIe,
Wts., was slightly injured by Il splinter. Physi-
clans say that, With good Treatment, Nil ot tho
Injured will recover, It !s charged TINT the &C,
stdent was caused by the coul.trai,, running out
Of tlnle, owing TO thu catolcssness OF iucompt-
tcney Ut tho engineer.
, 1879-07-15

Nt,rcty. Tic unfortunate iia,l found favor III
no f1lnn's cyc7 when Il eanc to searching for
,oflsnon. md had to return to hia apartments
uvcf the river.
rnE srf.K SCARCITY.
Collector Smith tfas In rccalpt yestcrlay Of a
copy nf cotlltslnn'gntf1, hearing datu June 8,
18TH from Bcnjam!n L. Tctxattu, United atalca
Cunsn! at Lrona. France, to tile, Hon. +. W.
SnsfSs S nsMa As,st y H. sntS q Se eo
Enr0pe. Tho l0ttet Rlyca some foctb md t1g
,'rcs on this important s,lhIo"t which Will prove
81 Interest to merchants everywhere. From
es &c Il . asfgs s9p 1Hf 1 fa's &C. lsass sss a" IL ss n
1taiy, and spafn, md that tho japan rccoltt
tharvcst( will nrooably show deficit Ut a5 her
cent. 70 Indicate tho movement In silk
s sss @ 's and 5 st'ss IL ;i%,s' sas nsa1 L fS so ill.,
Rratincs Of raw sltlx passed through thr public
establishment mud quito % much. II not more.
WAS soil for dclivcsy. Considerable Bpace Is
given IN to !!ft showing tho rise IN prices dur
lett0T WAs Written. Tho tpecu1atiotl, according
to Gen. reisosto. was yery large, .Asiatic gregg
BLK lcading. At Marscltts a.tt! Milan !fr move
inent was equally active, 150, ,ooo to 600, oo9 kip
ns Marsellcs within week, and yellow coc,nt,s
having risen from II, to 20 francs, Italy be!ngtlsc
largest buYcr. While Ia Euruuo great pa,lettv
inoss rel fayoFed TIC mannac.ufers In VI View WI q
thc.o facts, had bcguh operations, With tl,u
prospect Of an improved demani for silk goods.
The present agltation, In Gen. fei1otto's osin-
Ion, however, wilt be over BY the end OF August,
tLe impression bclng hased on the probable I'm
| prorcnent In thu second over the first crup.
Attached to the letter Is copy Of ono from
William F. Grinncl1, Of The United States Com
| mercia! Agency ut St. Ettenno, France, to Mr.
Hcward, stating that at the mtddlo Of April raw
| silk lad reached . lower price than
for fifty years before, the very backward
spring, with frosts and cold rains In Italy and
Southern France having retarded the growth
aMd opening Of the mulberry leaf, 80 that tho
s!lk.worm hatehcl before tho tcaf opened, and,
harng no food. died. In Mr.. Grinncll's opinion,
there Is strong probability that the crop will
not exceed one-thtrd Of It's ayosagc. In view OF
this, powerful syullcatcs wcro organized on tho
1oth OF Nav, and tho rise, on the 18th OF May,
when the letter was written, reached 80 per cent
France. According to Mr. Gr!uuell, WHO would
appear to rather differ from Gen. feixo.to, II Is
believed that the movement, bascd on Legitimate
grounds, ta permanent QUO aud must even ID
crease.
, 1879-07-15

In confirming the South Bldc poltco Justice last
Ilrllt, Ind predicted In this connection that tlre
san'o itnanfnitty vuukl 10 found, IN confirming
gil u'!,tr app0inteea tln1caa sntnu Of them wtro
found to lm unworthy or untIt persons. Ger
thtnsr M apposntocs would bo opposed on ac-
count Of nnrthshe which ind tratis1irc,i.
FUlinslnK IL tho letter Ro,t hY Starsllal Ben
i,er to Corporation Counsel Albums June 10, to
Which tho former has rs yet received no answer:
- Frank AddH'S.. E*7. Incorporation CoupseD.-
DEAN SIN: wenid tcspectftily nsk Jour opinion
In relation 10 tho following:
=, l. What right or authority have +. II Tho Txtcu.
salaries Of the oftorB members Of thla pepnrt-
nent, the Comtnnn Council having designated
the present fiscal yearf
9. In making reduction without lar author
IZng mo 10 n0 10, would and my bot,dsmsn not
DO llAbl9 In case Of EnIt Yours fcBpoctfl1ly.
II. UENkEn, FIro Marshal.
, 1879-07-15

WELLS RtvEH. VI, july IA terrible hall
storm aud hurricane passed oyer hero quarter
before this evening, lasting fifteen minutes,
followed hY \ thunder-atorm. Tho hail-stones
weEo TWO inches In diameter. Csops md vcRcta.
tlon wero destroyed and torn to pieces. Ono
third Of tic CLAUS IN TIC place was broken
houses unroofcd, and barns blown over. it wns
the lnost severe storm over known here. rcoulo
were much alarmed.
WooDvlLLE. N. IL, July ia terrific
thunder.showcr, with llGh wind and ball, swept
over thia village this evening. Ilat.-stoncs fetl
the Bszo OF hen's e0g. Several houses were
unro0fe1 and sheds b!owu down, u4,ti there Is
not housa tn town out had Wtut!owa broken In.
The crops were all ruined and cut down. Dan-
aga to vegetation very heavy.