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PnR SALE.

200 acres: 70 10 cultivation; u acres IN
fence ior stock pasturaee, all wen WA'ersd
with living sprinpi good log buildings,
large barn; a No. l fruit orchard, 800 apple
trees, $50 peach trees, plNma, l,0oo grapes,
(Coacoril, cherries. Sc. Four miles East OF
Tuseumhia %(eouoiy ses,), church and school
10 one mile-lerms sAsep. Call at BANNER
office, or w. z. Burion's.
$40 acres, $50 AnSes fence; $50 in cultivA
tion; throe family residences; hvIug water
IN sll parts ofthe leai, fronts Osaee river
one mile, barns and out houses-All In coed
crdor. Price reasonable. Call on RANNRR
o&se or j. G. Lurton.
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srRAY korICE.

Tue undtEsigoed Appraisers appointed and
sworn TO fully, lsirl, and impattlally TO APP
praise a cettun mule taken up ~ y stray by
Wm. Coburn 10 abzB township. certify that
Wa hRve viewed said stray aud iiud aAe sama
to be = two year old mare mule Of yellow
gray color, a small whRe spot 10 iorebrad.
std some Gu on legs. and about snirteen
hands and hali bigb, and do appsaise the
IA AZ thirty dollars. John Martin, VIM.
y. nlnningtop nod Jonathan Sdweli. All
praisers. q ven under our bands this l3h
day Of july, 1881
JNo> s. wH.soS. j.. p.
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ORpNN "a p%UaLIOArION.

All persons Interested Ia the es cate of Nil.
ton Bunker, deceased, are hereby notified
hist "A petition was died st the May term
1850 Of Maler county Probate court by lhs
administrstlr OF said estate praying for an
order TO ssll the real estate belonging to the
e-tete OF Milton Bunker, deed.
Il 10 therefore ordered by the court that
unlsss the contrary DO shown GA the hrst day
OF the asu term OF the Brobste court OF the
SAID county OF Miller TO DO begun and held at
thu Court Hou 80 10 the town of puseumbia,
on The AID Monday lp August, 1880, an
ordor will be mado tor the sale OF the whole
or 70 much OF said real estate as will satisfy
the demands against sad estate, to- vi;
EAst part south quarter " north eat quar-
ter section a, township al, range 10, 90 acres
west part south east Quarter Of uorth west
quarter section y, township Il, range 10 ~
acres; nsrth east quarter OF southeast quar-.
ter section ~, township Al, range 10 40 acres;
west half OF southeast quarter section 81,
township Al, range 10, so acre.; northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter section 81,
township Al, range 10, 40 acres ;.eouth bali
OF southwest quarter section a, township IL,
range 10, so acres; north halt OF northwest
quarter section -, township Al, range 10, SO
acres; In Miller county, Mo.
JAMES II, ToDD,
Ju ge ut Probate.
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PLATFORM.

Resolved, Thai by the Democratic party
OF hfissoaai In Convention assembled:
L. That We aoocpt snd 0ndorse tho prinol
ples embodied In the platform adopted by t1e
National Democratic party In CINCINNATI in
June, 1850.
2. That the nomination of Gan'l Winfield
Scott Hancock and the Hon. w. II. English,
for President and Vice President, by our ma
tOnai Convention, lisa matter OF earnest con-
graduation, not alone 10 Democrats but to
all patriots, Irrespective Of party; that Is
means the strict and constitutional suborain-
alton OF the military 20 tue civil power. and
that through the National tr,nuaph OF the
Democratic party in Novsmbsr--of which
that Domlnstiou Is q sure presage-sectioual
asp0ritieG will disappear and the era OF good
iseling again return throughout our common
country.
3, That we congratulate tho citizens OF
the Stats that tile administration Of tho State
government by tie Democracy during the
last decade has, increased her population,
national wealth, sud means o. social happl-
ness, that oar Institutions Of learning are
looking back among the best ia tue Union;
that nowhere Ia there q Burer rewerd,to hons
sAt labor, and we cordially invite the indus
tFlous immigrAn. 10 make his homo IN our
midst.
4, That the Democratic party will ever
encourage aud maintain the common schools
and institutions Of harmony established by
our State believing a general diffusion Of
useful knowledge promotes the happiness,
and prOtecta tho rights Of the people.
g, That IS one Of the objects o. good goys
arnment is to 30 adminieter public Affairs as
70 afford the largest MEASURE OF protection 10
the greatest number, with tho least possible
uncertainty and baIihen, therefore wareeom
mend the enactment Of the iairest and plain-
ast laws, consistent with this end, rigid
enforcement aud exact obserysnes and strict.
ast practice OF economy 10 every department
OF tie State government, consistent with the
Development and necessilies Of tho
State together with thG most exAo,ing at
countahiiiiy OF the part OF tbos0 oatgastf d
with the custody aud disbursement Of the
public revenues.
9. That we recommend the reduction Of
,he rats Of interest on tue e'Hie DEBT 70 co. ~
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UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE or MISSOURI
CoLUNRA, BooNE County, Mo.l
IL. In lA.n

CoLUNHA, BooNE County, Mot
J.'y on, 1850
To ruE CLERK or TuE AILLER Co. CouRr:
Sif:-H is my duty 20 inform ycn ,hYt,
under the provisions 81 an Act 90 tbe Gent raj
Assembly, approved April |. 1872, vide Ses.
SION Acts, 1872 no 1853 Ga. and Aey. Stat.
1879. Sec 1881, 1868 your oUu9ty ia emitted
10 send 70 tnu departments OF the Stale
University az Columbia abt Z lis, during the
year ending July /, 1881, tour students,
between the sges Of Sixteen and Twenty ~fye
year,.
Under the Ia)os adopted by thu Board OF
Curat0rH, students 'shali possess q good
moral character, and shall pass II satisfactory
examination Ia photography, 10 ding, writ
lug, arithmetic and geography and must
gay tbs tees prescribed b. said Act, to.wit:
On natriGulAiing, ana entrance Zee OF ten
dollars, snd contingent fsG Of five dol
lar, and = like contingent foe st thH begin.
htug OF the SECOND bali year, making ne
whole apnual charge twenty dollars; WHICH
MUST re PAID BY KyERY STUDENT, except
regularly ORDAINED ministers vi lhs gospel,
belonging 10 any OF the various religious
denominations la this 81 D., aud indigent
young men preparing Tor toe ministry. For
the schools OF Law aud Medicine and
Engineering, the annual charge Is forty dol
lars, each. The session OF zii the depart
ments, Under the presidency OF S.musi s.
Laws LII ID, will begin
ON TIE SECOND MONDAY (I3ih) OF
SEPTEMBER,
and will continue until she FIRST Thursday OF
June, lSoi-eXcept thar nt the School Of
Mines end MetailnrgY 81 iolla, when will
begin sud end one week later.
Ample provision, has been msde for the
education and care Uf young women IN all
t9e classes Of the University. and a coursa OF
study speedily adapted tnr them has teen
adopted. See catalogue 1873 so, Tmgts IS %
90, l2B aud l2I. "A girls bone Tor about
twenty b1arders has bstn provided, acj in
ing the campuf, upder he care OF tbs ady
principal, Mrs. CiFr.
You will please, after giving Nv Q Wet ks'
publication TO tbiseertilcate, transmit 10 me.
on or before 5 ptembef 1t, a list OF the
nance OF all the youth Of your county VINO
Intend % make uprlaalon fr entrance into
the Gniyeriity a tue commenaeman. q the
neat session.
Il such q list IL not transmitted, students
from other counties will be allowed TO en-
ter IN lieu, Of thoSo 70 which your county lie
entitled,
ElArd can be had in clubs in the collage
buildings Tor male students at s. % per
week; Ia pFivatp families At $500 TO 81 90.
l am very resp'y. your oeadient fery'l,
ROBERT l.. TODD,
Seeiy Board Curators Universally Of Mo.
Persons desiring 10 enter the State
University at Columbia or R,lis, sta reqpir.
ed 10 mska known their intention to me IN
or before September 4, 1850.
Catalogues Of the University can be had
on application TO the university Librarian,
Columbia, Moa onat my oalae,
CLERK County Court Miller County, Mo.
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ADMINISTRATORS N0TlOE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF ad.
ministreiion on the estste OF Jsmes Il, Perks,
deed. we're granted 10 the undersigned hy
the Probate COURT Of Miller county, Mo.
bearing date June Goth, 1880. All persons
having clnIms against said estate are reQuir-
Cd 10 exhibit them Tor allowance within one
year from the date. OF said letters or they
may be precluded from any benefit of saia
estate and il such claims DO not exhibited
within two years rom the date OF said letters
they will b. forever barred.
A, B. HALE, administrator.
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For the week ending saturday the receipts
Of wheat at s.. / 1uis apoanted to l ,os7,lS5
bushels, which is tho largest quantity Of
whsst ever received there during any preyi-
gus week since st, Louis became a grain
psrket.-Times.
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Diod.

On last Sunday morning Mrs. John Sibert.
She seemingly was well, making breakfast
and was sweeping the room, and,drOped lite
less. "In life we are in DEATH" So saysthe
good hoax; hence the necessity for each one
to prepare In time to meet that dreaded mes
seueer as no man knoweth when be will
make his visit. Rev. Laws preached har
faEersl last Monday.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LANa.OFFloE, BooNWILLE. No.
Ina I'm 1SCl.

I'D IANl'VFFINEl DUONNILLE, MO. I
Juue l7tb, 1850. +
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice Of bis Intention
10. make flnal proof Ia support Of hiS claim,
and secure anal entry thereof; aud that aAid
proof will BE- made before the CLERK OF the
County Court Of Miller county at his Office In
Tuscumbia, No.. the c unity seat OF said
county on Saturday The 3lst day OF July,
1880 VIZ; Joseph L S,app, humestoad entry
NJ. 00lS, Tor the south bait OF northwest or,
Section 2 township. Al, range 10, and be
names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation oi,
said trac', viz Go. A. William, IT. N,
Robins, Benz. r.. Saarp and Owen Il, Farley
oil Of ~. BIZ ,betn, Miller Co, Mo.
GusrAvE Ri HE, Register.
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NOTICE OF FlNAL sETrLEMENT.

Neilco Ia heseby given TO al creditors and
others Interested IN the estsAa OF Elisabeth
lea, dec'd, that sh0 undersigned adminittra.
tor iutouGs making n inAl settlement OF his
administration on said estsle nj The August
term Of tho probate Coaft Of Miller county b
M. 10 be held at the aouft huBsS 10 ssid
County commencing on the second Monday
ct August a. ID $50, where al parties in-
rnre,ted can suetn II they soc proper this
9th dag OF June 1850
sAMrRL W LIZA administrator.
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sealy Booze Cnrator. UaIversILg Cd No.
spTlng Garden seminary, MilIer 90, Mo.

The Annual Session Of the Spring Garden
School will commence on or about Sept. G.b,
1850, and continue ten monlhs-For partieu-
lars addfa1a SUTTON & MoLEs, Locust
Mound, Miller county. Mo.
p24 On
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PICNIC.

There will DO grand Picnic 5 miles north
wasa OF Iberia next Saturday july 3lsi. a
pleAiSat tins is expected. Everybody ia iu-
vited, come one come al with your baskets
iill Of good things aud join 10 the I'D, q loo,
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JEFFERSON CRY. Mot

JEFFERSON CIIr, Mo-
JulV 2l,l, 1880
To Messrs, A. Chapman, Wm. Holmes, w.
r. Hall, John Campbell and others;
GE%sTLyMES;-l received your communica-
ton some days since, and bsye also lad sew
eral others of like, tenor from different parts
OF the State, to all Of which I desired to
defer replying anti ] could council more
fully with msny OF the representative Dem
ocrats Of Missouri assembled hero in State
convention 10 make nominations for the
party. / find tho desire you express tar
more general than l mad supposed, and
whilst there are many reasons which would
lead me to remain. tor tho present in private
life, there ara oihsrs OF commanding force
which incline me 10 thluk that ~ the present
lunoture of public %aff.irs, my services might
prove valuable in the Senate,
As / have never sought office FOR office sake,
so l may say that l never shank hom auy
public duty, whstheEin office or ort OF Office,
which seemed to me 10 demand performance.
therefore answer you very frankly, aGd
place my name in the hands ofthe Democracy
Of the State, and II they shall tbilk thai
can best serve them In the position named,
20 effort on mp part will be spared to mako
Missouri lnstrious 10 the national councils,
and TO give her that rank in the Democratic
party TO which hea central position, her
large Democratic majority, and her identity
with the material Interests OF tho great valley
of the Mississippi, tho aeat Of popular power
IN the near future, SO well entitle her.
Between this time and November next, !
hope to be oasb'ed to Yisi. Ill parts Of the
State, when opportunity will be given to
speak more closely and freely or tho ISSUES
Of the national campaign, IS we'll as on such
matters OF domestic policy as shall invite
attention.
Respectfully,
B, GEATz Brown,
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Died.

Ed. Jacob Cappi dioa after a short mnes.
on the 26.h day OF Jlly, 1880 Funeral
services by pestpt Of the churgB, from Rev.
lA;h-ch., blter claoes Of the l3 verse; blessed
are the dead which die 10 tho Lord frou
hencefodh yea saith the spirits that they rasS
rest from their lsbors and their works do
follow themi
puEEBaL HyaiS.
Servant OF God wolf done,
Reat from thy loved employ;
The battle fought tie victory Won.
Enter thy masters Joy.
The voice at midday cana
He started up 70 hear,
A mortal arrow piercsd his form,
He fell but fels no fear.
Tranquil amid alarms,
Ii found him on she field,
A betriOn slumbsrinS on bis afmR
Beneath his red lfoss shield.
The pains OF death are past,
Labor and sprrow cease,
And liie's long warfare closed at lass
His soul is found in peace.
Slldier Of Christ vel done,
Prsite be Thy nuw employ,
And while eternal sgss run,
Beet in Thy Sayior's Joy.
w, II. PARSE, Pastor,
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THE SENATORIAL QUESTION,
Kansas CiTY, Mol
July ION, 1850 !

Kansas Cirg, Mo-,
July l0,n, 1850
To the Hon B.. Grstz Brown:
SIR;--Feeling a deep Interest in the
thorough and complete organization Of the
Democratic party in the State OF Missouri,
as we'll as 10 the Union, and believing That
in aueh an organiz tion equel justice should
be done to All parts oil the State, aud that a
spirit o. concession as to locality would tend
TO bind us more ermly together, and ia view
OF your out.spoksn sentiments on all the
issues before the people at thia time, and
your confidence aud faith In sound Democratic
principles, and the perpetuiIy Of cur free in.
stitgtiona, we desire you 70 suffer yosE name
to como before the next Legislature OF this
State as a candidate for the Office OF United
States Senator.
A. L. Chapman, John Q. gichspouo and
thirty five others.
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STATE TlFKET.

For 0ovHnEoR:
r. 4. GRITTEN DEN, Of johnson.
LIRUTENAET-GoVEREOR:
R0BT. A, Campbell, 81. Louis.
JUDGE or SUPREME CoURT;
ROBERT y. Ray, of Carroll.
STATE TREASURER.
PHIL. E. GHAPFELL, " Cole.
SECRETARY or STATE:
MICHAEL K. McGR ATH, st. Louis.
STATE AUDITORS
JOHN WALKER, OF Howard.
Acknowledgement:
DAN'L q. McINTTER, Audrain.
REaIsTIR or LANDS:
ROBERT McCULL0CH, Of Cooper.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
GEORGE G. PRATT, of Boone.
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Sc6a week in your own town. Terms and
w" So oujhi tree. Address II HALLEm 9 Co.
Portland. Mama.
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A.FULIxE ESsON 81 SONS
Editors, PUblilhers and Proprietors.
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Official Paper Of Miller County.
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Published Every Thursday.
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Office; On Rrsi floor Of Masonic and
Odd Fellows building.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
CHINA AND J.iP.fN.
rhc Cooiie Controversy with spah

Chc Coolie Controversy with Spain.
SAN Francisco, June 22.-Arrived, steamer
Belgic from Hong Kong via Yokohama, bring
ing the following news
HoNG KoSG. May 25.-Spain threatens active
hostlitics If China refuses mn apology and COM
pCnsntion for her alleged interference with coOic
emigrution, She declares her determination TO oc-
Cupy ports in FOrmosu and to blockade the Chinese
coaSt. The Pe!ting government insists tnGt the
attempted expectation OF coolies was contrary To
treaty aud in violation Of integrity and humanity.
Public opinion declines TO credit the extreme
Spanish meuaccs. Spain is encouraged by the
moral support of Portugal and Peru
The governor of Macas is involved in dispute,
caused by the refusal of China to acknowledge the
Portuguese right to that colony. Intimations have
been given that Portuguese ships of war will pres
entity arrive to enforce this long standing claim
The Peruvian envoy, now in Hong Kong has n
similar quarrel to that of Spain the Chinese gov
ernment having likewise refused TO allow large
grounds us in the case of the proposed Cuban emf
glation. The governor OF Hong Kong favors the
Chinese position on all material points.
THE TREATY WITH RUSSIA
Chung Howc's treaty with Russia has been pub
lished, by which 1t Is now apparent that Russia
had the advantage in the negotiations. The gem
eral terms Of the treaty have already been cor
was to receive 100000 rOubcs, her merchants
were to enjoy especial privileges at trading sta
tiouS immunity from customs duties and in the
| use Of convenient routes of trade; China was to
receive back only a portion OF her former terri
tory. There is still reason to hope Chung's lie
VIII be spared.
| Minister Seward has returned to PekinE. The
news Of the coming American commission eXcites
no interest or remark among the Chinese.
| MOVEMENTS OF TiGE TICoNDERoGA.
YOKOHAMA, June 5.-Tho United States steamer
| TicondCroga has started on II cruise in japanese
and Chinese waters. Her precise crrand Is con-
CeaCd, but ii is supposed TO be second visit to
COrea. Much vcXHtiOn has been caused among
Americans by the pronGr Of British naval force to
| support Commodore Shufeldt In the event Of hos
| tities with Corea. The proposal was declined
| though feeble in comparison with the European
or Japanese army, is more than sufficient for any
CoreRn contingency. Commodore shuieldt Will
| take no aggressive steps unless under exceptional
and wholly unexpected circumstances.
There are signs of cholera In various southern
japanese ports, but no apprehensions Of a general
epidemic this year.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
Pacific Mining Stocks.

SAN Francisco, June 22--Tho following
were the official closing quotations Of miuing
stocks to-day Alpha, 81; Alta, II; Argcnta,
1882; Bclcher, p Best Il Belchcr 81; Bu-
lion, II; Bodic. 81; Bcchtcl, l; Boston Con-
solidatoA, IL; Bulwcr, 3l Black Hawk, 2;
Belviderc, st; California; ?; Chollar 81; Cou-
soidatcd Virginia, 81; crown Point, II; Cal.
edonia, d Dudley, ZIG; Eureka, l7i; EX-
ohcguer, IL; Gould Il Curry, 81; Grand Prize,
1t: Goodshaw II; Hale 4 Nucross, Al; I'm.
perial, 5.l6; Julia Consolidated, 2l.31i Justice,
}; Mexican, ~; Martin White, 9l6;Mono, A;
Mammoth IL; McCinton, ll-32; May Belle,
1899; Manhattan, IL; Northern Belle, lO!;
MONDAY, 4; @North Belle Isle, 5lG; Ophr,
Z; Oro 2Y; Oycrman, - 10; Potosi, 2t; Raymond
& Ely, l.lG Savage, %; Sierra Nevada, III;
south Bulwcr, !; South MONDAY. II; Syndl-
cate, 1916; Silver Hill, 1882; Tioga / 5; Tip,
top, %; Union Consolidated, Isl; Wales, 3
yellow jacket "a. tSeIcr 10 days, Sierra
Nevada has levied an ussess,neu Of 81 pei
share,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.

race ensued. Schneider and Mcfarland had
now bIaccd themselves, and already it
looked that, barring accidents. they would
prove winners. Minnix and McCathran
had overhauled McCathran and james,
aud at the turning buoy the men were in tho
following order: Schneider and Mcfarland
first, Mnnix and McCathran second, Nc
Cathran and James third, and Clark and
Boilcau fourth. The time to the turn was six
minutes. Tho first crew around made a
beautiful turn, lut tho others lost several
lengths by wild steering. When squared
away for home Schneider and his cOmpan-
ion made their boat spin throu gh the water
and stecrcd perfectly straight course.
Minnix aud mate were doing WE'LL as were
Clark and Boiloau, bu: the favorites, McCathran
and James, had almost ceased rowing, being
completely played. 1t was n foregono con-
clusion that Schneider and Mcfarland would
win, and interest nOw ccntCrcd in the contest
for second place. The pace was too hot for
Minuix and McCathran, however, and they
were forced to drop back to third place. Clark
and BOileau being ahead aud rapidly closing
in on the leaders. The latter, however, .putt-
cd little, and crossed the line in fine style
fully six lengths ahead of the second crew.
Time for the entire distance, twelve minutes,
which was very creditable considering tho
class of boats used. The winners were enthu-
sastcally received at the finish, and being
called up to the referees boat, were adjudgcd
winners of the championship and medals.
There being no other events to interest the
crowd, stampede for the srcctcars aud other
convcyauccs was the order of the day, tho
utmost good humor aud satisfaction at the
result being manifested.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
change of Railroad Gauge.

NEW York, June 22.-'rhe narrowing OF
the gauge of the western division Of the New
York, Lake Erie Il Western railroad, from
Homellsville to Salamanca and Dunkrk, was
completed at 0;25 this morning, Tho Erie
road has now the standard gauge from New
York to Niagara Falls Buffalo, Salamanca and
Duukhk. Tho Atlantic 4 Great Western
also changes from broad to standard gauge to-
day.
bAYroN, ono June 22,-This morning tho
gauge Of the New York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio
railroad WAS changed from bread to standard
gauge. Twenty-Five hundred men were placed
distance Of 225 miles. Work WAS begun at ;
o'clock and tho last spike was driven AT
$3.50 d, III,
National Republican., 1880-06-23
y Startling but Groundlcss Rumor.

A iumor which was set in circulation early
yesterday, TO the effect that President Hayes
had ditd suddenly ut his home in Ohio,
created much excitement, and received Gre
dence in many quarters, Application was ut
once made by newspaper mon to the EXecu-
tive mansion, at the telegraph offices and to
persons likely to be informed of such an
event, and it was soon learned that there
were no grounds for the rumor, as telcgIams
received from Oaio represented the president
TO be in rs good health ever. A similar
aud tecgraphci here. Application was made
ut the Executive mansion, and, Of course, 1t
was discovered that there was no ground for
IT,. Where and how the stories originated is
unknown. 1t is singular that rumors Of tho
same nature we're set Cnoat when the prcsi-
dent went away from Washington about II
NeAr ago.
National Republican., 1880-06-23
The following is the score of the Irishmon
in their practice al 900 aud 1000 yards.
The Bnirimorcs ,Yhi,washca.

lSpeCla DblNlCh 10 IlIE NATIONAL REpUBLGCSN. J
BALTIMORE Jnne % 1880.
The game here to-day between tho Ma
tiona and Baltimore clubs was decidedly one.
sided, resulting in favor of the visitors by n
score of 16 to 0. Tho feature of it was the
heavy hitting of the Nationals and their beau
uiul fielding, not committing an error from
the opening to the close of the contest. They
got the range of Dailey's pitching, aud in the
fourth innings punished it so severely that he
abandoned the position and Myers was sub
stitutcd. He did well for couple of innings
and then lie was hit pretty hard. This un-
expected strong batting pretty well de-
moralized the Baltimore team, and as Il consc-
qucnce they piled up the errors.
Appended is the score: