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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

from Shropshire. tke little mad old
Woman m 8 squeezed bonnet, Messrs
Chizzie, Mizzle aud Drizzle, Converse
ton Kenge, GuppY, Jellyby. old Tom
Jirndype who blew bis brains out,
Richard Jarndyce, Esther and the restP
! wish that our nOYelists would stop
their chase after pretthiesses OF literary
expression, and do strong, original
work IN pafntiag native types as they
live IN ihe lobbies cf Congress and
other places OF common resort, Among
them nlAy be found tho representatives
OF the claim Of Juliet Leef | often
meet them. an old man aud young
one, the former tbh legal agent. the
other so3s % IL osaahSat Tic young
man is very worthy person, well in
formed, honorable. dutiful. hopeful
He deserves better fate. Some friend
should give him a copy Of BLEAK
House" with the athnonitlon from the
Book of Common Prayer to "read,
mark, learn and inwardly digest. ~
Washington Cor. ~ y EUehing Post.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
OId sIares Iust liettIng MarrIed.

CONSIDERABLY excitement was ere
ated among the colored people last
week, occasioned by the report that the
Grand Jury would indict all negroes
who were living together as man and
wife aud who had never been married
under license from the ordinary. The
excitement ran high, and negroes who
had been living together thirty years,
and had grown families. obtained
license, aud were duly joined according
TO law. During the days of slavery II
was not customary for slaves to bo mar
Tied by license, and consequently o
number Of colored people are now liy-
ing together who were never legally
married. There WIS danger for SOME
parties, hut not the old eeaples who
were married before the war Lump
kfR lGa,l I,sdtIDeRlssHt.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
How % Jndge ! Horse.

MEYER take the sellers word, but it
is safer 10 take that than the horse.
Never trust TO horse's mouth as a
sure index OF age Horses cannot
speak, but their mouths will lie about
their age, Just the same as the human
mouth will sometimes deyiate from the
truth in the same regard.
However, there is way TO tell q
horses age by his mouth
Examine the teeth carefully to see II
the filling is gold or silver, and then
give good guess.
Two things may be set down as GER
tain.
II the horse is for sale, he is not over
eight years old.
Jockeys have too much regard for a
horse to.sellhimif he is over eight years
of age.
lit is your horse and you wish to sell
him, he may be put down anywhere
from twelve to eighteen.
Because YOU know that he was foaled
six wears ago matters nothing. The
man of horse knowledge has said it.
Besides, some horses grow very fast.
Never have anything TO do with a
horse which keeps his ears thrown
backward.
That is, unless you desire q rapid
transit to another and better world.
Bent knees are bad sign.
/ Gennlection is an admirable thing in
a Christian, but when chronic in horse,
| quite the reverse.
| Avoid the wheezy animal
! Music hath charms, but there is such
a thing as monOtony.
There is such thing also, as lung
trouble.
! Never buy horse whose skin does
not move easily TO the touch.
! This indicates not only that he Is a
hide-bound bigot, but also that his di-
| gestion is bad.
Never buy horse with a blush or
milky cast in the eyes.
Blind horses may go out OF fashion
about the same time that yours comes
into it.
If the knees are blemished, it Is .
sign he is down on his luck, IL his hind
! legs are Scared, ask to see the wagon
to which he has been attached.
Never buy a horse that bears the
mark of strap abont his neck.
No matter how old he is he will bt
found not to have forsaken his crib.
Never buy horse while in motions
watch him while at rest and you viii
discover his weak points.
Never buy horse while at rest
watch him while in motion and yoI
will discover his other weak points,
If one foot is thrown forward will
the toe pointing TO the ground with TIN
heel raised, don't buy him.
! If he favors one foot by lifting 1t from
the ground, don't buy him.
If foot is thrown out and rested OF
his heel, don't buy him.
II the feet are punched under him
don't buy him.
/ II he straddles like saw-horse, don
buy him.
If he dosen't have clean, well shape'
hoofs don't buy him.
If he does. don't buy him.
Ii he seems perfection itself dom
buy him.
He is probably shamming.
Don't buy horse under any cor
. siderations.
Follow this last rule, and you al
| safe - RoStOn T1rn9fScriDf
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
MuMoROuS.

TuE fashionable parasoi this summer I
will be a waferwittfa pin stuck through ,
the middle Of it.4-NoD York CONNER
ctat Advertiser.
In peace prepare for war, particular
ly where it is q single piece of pie and
two hungry boys want Cincinnati
Saturday Night.
SoME people put stockings on their
hens to Keep them from scratching. but
better plan Is to shoor Them
Philadelphia News.
Tux editor of the Boston Transcript
was asked whether circus man can 60
10 heaven, and he replied, We'll, he
has a pretty good show"
The reason viii mankind make so
many blunders Ia bekauz they attak
things Just az a ram duz, with all their
fury, and botheyes shut.-Josh Billings.
ELEVEN million dollars was spent in
this country last year for hair restora-
tives, and we can't see one more hair
than the year before. Detroit Free
Press.
A TRAMP saws there can be nothing
wrong about stealing a ride on freight
train. for though he gets what he steals,
he does not rob anybody else Of a ride,
PUct
"THE book to read, y says DR.. McCosh,
sis not the one which thinks for you
but the one which makes you think. "
An algebra or bank book for instance
Boston Transcript.
WHEN | was your age" said old
Mr.. Tret, II rose with the lark. " II
beat you clear out OF sight, then" said
Tom YEARLY and triumphantly, I've
been up all night with him. -Hapkeye.
THERE is no doubt that the business
revival has at last reached the back
towns. A New Hampshire man tackled
n card upon his store door which read
rs follows: "Goue to wfe's funeral BE
back in thirty minutes. '--BOston Post.
A VERMONT couple put off applying
for divorce one term of court 50
that they could profit by their tin
wedding, And yet they tell US the
| people of this country are recklessly
/ extravagant and unthrify. - Boston
/ Post.
TnAT child out West blown three
miles through the air and lodged
twenty-four hours in tree top, may in
the old age have occasion to say.
But the winds are nothing now to
what they were when was young. v
Graphic,
On let us love the can lidatc,
He is so smiling and 50 bland,
I Oh. let us be compassionate
Aud take him kindly by the hand;
Aud deem him not importunate,
should his affection overflow,
But love the gentle candidate
Because he loves the people so
THE gentleman who had been Off for
a.iishing excursion and sent n para
graph TO the local paper saying that
Mr.. Jones has sent home line mess
of "speckled beauties" could not NC
count for the warm reception from his
wife until he read that " Mr.. Jones had
been fined and sent home for mes:
with some freckled beauties and then
he went for the newspaper man with {
rod - Boston Commercial
AT the theater fire other evening
man at the back of the audience NUT
tered between acts that there was
large fire down town. Immediatel
ninety-seven men hastily said to thei
ladies, "I will go out and see whethe
il is in the direction OF our office.
They all returned at the beginning 0
the next act and reported, No; it is il
different direction One indiscree
young lady was heard TO remark, 81
must have been fire in Glove fac
tory
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
An object OF Pity.

HANS GRowYosT, a worthy German
farmer, who has been lifelong resi-
dent of Berks County, has a shrewish
wife, who has long rendered his domes-
tic life anything but couch of roses.
One day not long ago she in tit of
pique packed up her duds aud left him,
vowing never To come back. The news
went around among tho neighbors-you
know how intelligence Of all kinds does
travel in the country and at night
several of them. of whom was one,
went to condole with Hans. He SAT on
his front stoop, putting away at his
pipe. Hans remarked, II pity
YOU. - my boy" replied the honest
Dutchman, as he disturbedly knocked
out the ashes of his pipe, "you vas
right. She has shust come baekr--
Chester { (Pa.) Democrat.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17
now a STUTTERE r oIF-PUP- PUP.
POPPED g'HE aQJESTION.

o, DEn.DERpARLIEG, sweet Joy Of my ler-ler.
lifoi ftt
Be-bo-being toward whom my affection pup
pup-pours; ~
q, m'm.Inay Ger car you my own wer-wtr-
VIII you e'er gaze upon me and say I'm YER
yet-yVurs5
o, pnP-pup-pTecious ones lowing aud tcf~tor-
Be6 ~beias Cor whom I,diay ,ny lifo der
dcr-dowu al
0, m-m-nay ! Ger be your n-n-noble defer
fer-fendcr,
with fef-fci~frOwnf
tongue.
In which spoke tho Eergcr.s piN that nov
daetl above gDsf
Then would cry forlhfrom the -dor-depths
Of my lae-lc -iung.
Sweet maid. l-l-l.lLEEi.l-love youl
arthur Stdou IN DelOh F'rco f'Trss
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

A RECENT essayist observes; The
ideal woman as the possible wife and
mother, the actual daughter, is hallow-
ed and gloritied by the genius. Of all
time. An that is right in It is so in
timately allied with images of beauty
and tragic interest that the moral iudg-
mont ia this direction does not work
alone, but is stimulated and supported
by the constant guidance Of am psthetic
feeling, which every poet that ever
lived has contributed 10 form"
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-17

To CURL PLUAIEs, put sOme Goals OF
iiie ON a shovel, sprinkle brown sugar
ON the Goals and hold the plumes in the
smoke,
, 1880-07-02
ALABAMA,

1ETENFERfNu WITH REPUBLICAN, NEETIN09.
npteta1 Dlpatfh to TAs CAteuqo Ttitune
WASHINGTON, d. G., July Lit wilt he rcnen-
berei that a few tnya attcr the Chicago Convcn-
ton Garfield mid Arthur ratification meeting
in Montgomery ALA, wAs broken lip by n mol
of Democrats, who pelted tho speakers with
rnttcn eggs. Lust Saturday tho Republicans of
Montgomery finally succeeded in holding rati-
ticatlon meeting under great difficulties. Before
tho meeting fn!rly begun Democratic roaghs
gathered about tho stand nnd several rott4n
cggs were thrown by them. Tho moro rospe j.
ab!o Democrats Of Montgomery nppoar to taaso
boon frightened hy tho etroct of tho perform
Rucoa at tho proylDtla mccttnG, md lust satur-
day ail effort was made by tho Sheriff to pro-
scryo order. Ono mtn who throw nstitctf eggs
WIS nrroaei. Tho Sheriff Of tho county took Il
position MI tho Kull1 Atltl hcERrd tho lnwltng
DetnncrHts to drs!st, but bis appcAIS psulucol
little Gtlect.
EvEilY SPEAKER WAS CONSTANTLY INTERRUPTED
and assaIle1 by tho most 0t,probrE0,,s 'angssnga
which tho ihlf-nvllIzct1 Democrats could ca)Il-
Getyo In wh!cl, to vent their feeltnK9. Nntwitli.
standing ull this tho Republican speakers bold
tholr YFtfstHM and carried out t1air program.
Tho Montgomery A.rerttstr. in giving tieBcrIr-
tto ut thlh atEAtr. nftcr .lInttlng that tho llt5-
publican tlcttinH wAa ltrge ollu, admits, alHo.
thAt slmN Ut tho le!nocrilts ubout tho atAnd
hurrustcd FOR Hancock and English. and Rdas:
"Wo hope that hereitfter DHtlncr1l1S will rvtruin
from any snrt OF demonstrations nlRnlt Nnieal
nlcotingf, for. matter how harmless thplr con-
duct, It will ho mfsctlnstrucd,"
, 1880-07-02

TI0BFEG18 OF THE HEMOCHACY IN THAT EfATE,
Sp*etal Dtpateh to 1ss Chicago Tribune.
WAsnla0ToE, D. C., July 1.-Tho following Is
tho ess!Hate ty q Virginia Democrat Ut tho
prospects ot TINT purity In the State, lnk!nx into
consideration tho defoction Ut tho ltcndjustors.
There Aro 2to,U0 votus IN Virginia. Tho atepib.
1tcans at the last election pollc 10000. It Ia ex.
pected this year that thelr vote will ba reduced
to IL ,0o0 on account Of tho oapltuuoa tax, which
many negroes decline to nay. 1t is catiInatea M
yotss on thSir tlcEet' 6ns sast tho s.ratx6t III nS.
ocFatA will have u plurality over all OF 100,000,
Tho lteAdjlisters haxo ,proraIod Ticket which
may CRuB0 s&,nD confusion II has Hancock A1au
EnGitst 1T the head. bat VIII hay1 an cntirttY
dl1preut set Ut FEts!ttent!At Electors from those
on tho regular Democratic ticket.
, 1880-07-02
NOTES.
TIE f1ifAET LEAnEfia.

Special Disrateh to The EAttago 7rtbun4
WAsnzsoroN. D. c., July l.--~John c. Now, who
passed through hero m tis wny 10 New York to
uttcnd tho u1cotfng Of tho National Committee
snd to Il friend that he WAS fully acquainted
with tho feelings ot tho Grant leaders III rc9nrd
to tho pending casnpnlRn, anu he could sAy With
tho Rseatest posftvel1rss th,t tho nomination Of
Gen. Garfield would not only rrcclvo enrncst
support from NIL those with whom tc worked Mt
Chfta9u, hut that tho nost prominent atnou9
thoE would give tholr nlost corr{Al Efforts to &C.
c,lru tho sueccss Of tho ticket, md TINT they
wcro thon buBfty exchanging Views ~ 10 tho
best means to carry forward tho Republican
clinpaign.
eHoI1sH's sEP0Ti8M.
Talking Of political ncpotfsn, IN old Demo-
crat In Warrington who has known Nr. English
for thirty years says that whon that gentleman
wins member Of tho House Of Representatives
he procured appointments III the navy for thrce
nt his nophews. It ls not yet known how tnany
date for Vlcc.Prcslllent found plnccs for IN
other departments Of the Government.
SENATOR wALt4AcE+
n1 Pennsylvania, WIS in town for a little while
uattoii, 0r to suy who Will be Chntrtnun 0f tic
l!omoesattc Committee. but ho did sny That ho
9a gaher not eSeP teo Snt M
be appointed. md say that Gen. HANCOCK dr.
s'rcs that ho shnll tako tho placc; that ltnrnnni
that Scott, tho PcnnsYIyanLa me,uher of tho
Committee, also prefers to retro from it.
CI.una At OTTAWA, ILL.
Special D5poteh 10 Tie Chien7o Tribune.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. July l.-1arfle1d clubs will bo
or3nnized III every township ut once, an:l it se-
cess tepeu1s m 'cttvc cfart rs wo "lcel aurG II
hsrs WI oc 70 %aon nno, II es ', .!skss Is
La Snc. promises. Deu,ocrltlc enthusiasm his
e,lltn!tel. and I'M occasional "Oh. yea. we've q
gUod cnndtMte." Is aIt We can hear from them.
1.Ft Arssf. f.r&tttt1
, 1880-07-02
THURMAN.
CunsISo HANCOCK In lEa.-pRAIs1No HIN IN

1870
ac-,to1 c,rr,.nond<ne< of n. cntcooo 7,to,tn-.
coluAnus, O.. Juno Alt was u most aiiect-
INK scono when senator Thurin,tn mounted tho
stand tn Cnpttol S1unro on Thursday night and
cn1o1fyrd inn. tfnnrnnk. nronnuurfnv him n
eosuof al,u stateat'a',. Atany III slie nuoa'aco
Eeftator Ind taken, rs tt1eir memories carrjrtl
tnom nasS TO TO 4an.os. Ineh tne ohio senator
eo4ia nut hno "oF1s stt9''cto4' II, e1ptcss nm
contempt and hGtred for Hancock hutl ottlcr
Uulon officers who wcrp eugagcd In tho "un-
ht,l,, to,,a 4tat ~ at,r,otJn,r vt, tho yo,a+irn
10y sn"7s 1...' ~ m,',s ~ ~ ..'.ts'a
1e'ctlos Ut 1uu4o Ihutsnnn On tho r!at1s
Of Virginia. At TINT tlHo. had tho Ohio Senator
ss,s, ..,,,fi,,n tt,t t nn,t:, to ,t,n n,,a,e,,no
1n'to s1as ~. ~ .,. ".
ihnssuay nl8tlt. no wo"lu ha'o aoae h'"on III
have filled up tho ranks nnd atlcd III tho proso-
cut1on Of tho Wnr; but fl 1Sdl-tG. It wua inex-
,,ntIont IN in tblx II ,yns nnt t,o noicv ri tho
Northcrn I,o,nrnr,ov. huy tn.tnna. IInrcea,k
ou,, nthor tfrtnr uoitf,rs ,yo,n ,nro,rcod aa The
s,.,. -, ~, N,n,h ,,,s.eI+, ht.1,,t,,1.s .,.s
SCUM Ut ttlo Nueta' AIt.ssHa ".Fptn8s' attl
eighteen yo.rA, thu yury men who denounced
ffauctx:k ilru now singing hts rtAlscB, MI IN
account or liz boit,E expedient 10 do Va.
9'ho song will dcceivo 20 oua y
1!aI,cock was nominated Tilt tho % nsI,oczMi!o %
iu,rty l,tixilt inssiiiy 10 !nps rowur-lhnt tbcy
ingkt usS sla,looek as il means ot galnlng thoir
r.t11nuAx's spyycu
T., .aost'AS l.a's''.'.S.t 4l'.' nt11@t. '.'.,.,...,
70 oozninente& upon very freely, ana aall''s|on
stasesmai Il shSro Il oaa toao ii Ill u se,!.
ator ThirmRns sleGehes w'ilch tas osorpal, ~,
anee1 nll other Questions Of lafo years. It by
o93n his aonnncauon " tho mummy owsr ana
aaualng tu WitnEaA tue aiXr1iHGl SWtnHgr
, 1880-07-02
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
Htyr AT ALL HARMONIOUS.

1pteta, Dupngfh to 7aS Cs!eaoo Tttb,tns.
NEW ToitK. July 1.-John Kolly wants har-
mnay; thorn Ia no doubt ut TINT. 1Ie wunts It
Ind; much wDrsc thnn tho lcnalors Of tho Irving
Itnii ne1nocrt,cy do. Kglly must havo har1nory
and division Of tho spulls, else hc f,aa nothing
behind hin Just Mt prrtent. Tho irving 11all
regulars, on tho other hand, have tho ntlvnuttKe
In tho ocal inarkot. and thug prnpose u keep it.
Thoy don't need Reilly, 8nI tl,ey srn1lc broadly
hecatsse they know hc ncetls thont. Their nrcsclt
attitude ls TINT 1t will he aEl vol enough for Tam.
tlsnny to Join with them in working and soting
for tho National ticket, but when It comes to tho
local 1'atninnny Ia out. and has got 10 stay nut
They viii not forget hnw John Kelly combined
to etlcct their partta icfcat last fail, npr Will
thoy forgive Tnmmnnys sOtltical trcnchcry.
which lost thon tho State Ms well as city. EOthe
1ocal fei1s nro likely 10 play pnrt in the NM
tinnal cnn,rnt1n nfter nil. 1t Es certain that II
Kelly Ia robnircd beyond h'a for}earancc, and
bees that T0mmnny IL not going to bo rcndmittcd
to rcgulnr standing In tho city contest, he will
nE rt,KCED AHat'LuTEtY
totctnter into combination with tho Republicans
ANY nthor course wUld b1 hIa and Tummany'a
e,'ic!dc. for they cannot live M President
OVEN II thoy succeeded In clccting him. To-
wtrc held ty botl, Mt their hallH. which nro bit
r"r s sss Ssk Oh hns
hands and hullabaloo; hut Ta,ninnny had
aacnrH; E"or spceeSs and n
somewhnt better 1pcsetes. anu i Hrnsmmiiu
:onthus,iaan;; Net 4. 4 Tnm@many'e nm ,*aA sven
n or *ee a 5xnT n No t " ,hS
,rs!rthy inst wns thot whfle Kciiy devoted him
Retf to telling. how much TnnmaHy desired har.
l,l.,ny aud union and to como back into fold OF
bsothprlY Ioyo and tc once MORO Of n grand Dem
oerfltc family. In Irving Hill not ono a!l,,aion to
ha1nony expressed. in .ho !atler meetins tho
nutlllnE Of ltaneock was vchclnently Rrcote.,
, 1880-07-02

III sau mnm Wn F t.'st ~ VA
thyy ~ s.,t, n, ,bn srsn - rs,civc nT
,.i9a ,!no ~ Ioi''''s'''A s"'ao' e"h'A ~ 'e~o -"
..., ,r.x.x,,..r.. .v~.vzv,vo
..,., n =. .t.ts .,.",.; ..,,s. hna ~ In
R'nsaen ~ n,Am nns..f f.t tit ~. II Mo.,
M H'.o ,a,,,, r. Is,,n ~ th;a Xiv
nnn ~ & VIII Ky, M 81, L.. 4;t. - tt n.ni,.aftnt,
tS @ tsm. ~ ,t 81" IT, LEFTY" IL H. thn,Hf,t K
,,, gs"" ',, w,n ,annne tofe,ro tno r,nt,niot,
Musin ~ n,En "eVmy1r M1 r. XIX t,tfnmt KY XII,
Wns I'nn1iy slHftsi' III" ~ 1nn ~ c fu3ont
in y IT, " nif., :, mno, IT, sai,i
,n,',,, n M e ~ r,,nf, a. tn im II
tno in,nlnatinn ,,, Wass III s.B o.B t"tco 'lo't'
oence ~ "'1 tn' a"y u ""n tHu"e.
, 1880-07-02

OFFICE or THE CffIEF BfGyAk OYYiCKH,
sI11SdToN, b. C., July 81 II. m.-For tho
Lower Lake region, coudy, rainy weather. warm
sosi,her'y. genorasiy shifting to colder narthcrly
winds, falling. followed BY rising barometer.
For tho upper Lake region anu Upper hIssis-
stssIppl Valley. partly e!oudy wcuthor, Winds
mostly northerfy, stationary Or higher tempcru-
turp md barometer.
For tito Lower Missouri Valley, partly. Cloudy
weather, possibly followed by ltpcnL rnlns, cold
nurther!y, Koner1tlly ahifting to wArmcr southrr-
" wfadA, stMttOnnry bMrrmeter.
For tho Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rl.iti soutlerly, gen
emily veorng to northwesterly Winds, statlon-
ary Or higher temperature and haromctor
local NATIONS. ..
, 1880-07-02

Gpteiat Ddpateh to Tbs fsAtcapo 7Ft6uns.
1vn1kSAroL1a. Ind. July l.-Tho argument
II. H. Miller, OF tho llrrn Of Harrison, Hines &
Miller, insupport of thu validity Of tho consutu-
unnMl amendments has been written cut and
wit, bo published In full In tho Journal tonne
rnw. 1t fs short. cloar. md forclbe statoulent
Of tho whole case, and will ,ho n valuable nd
tlltiun to what hRs alrcntly been written toucll-
ing the sction Of tho Court. Mr.. kfEiIors main
prospection. and tho one upon which ho lays es-
pccIal Stress, IL TINT tho election for
tho ratification Of tho n.ne1ldmonts
WIS special election, md. being such,
thorU fs n0 othos tcst us to whcthor tho ainond-
1ncnts wcrc ratified. except the returns from
tho partlculnr hallot~box In which tho vbtes fHr
or against tho amendments wore deposited. In
other words. hc malutnns that II tho election
had boon hold On tho 9Th day of March. Instead
Ut the 9Th iay of April, thsre would have bccn
found Nu dncisiun maintaining tho propDstion
TINT Anything but plurality ns shown by
that voto WIS essential for thu ratification Of the
amendments" Gases from tho rctorts OF
minnesota. Missouri, Iliitioe, anl otlle: statos
whore tho question
nAs HEN coNHlDEnEp
sro cttea and applied at length. Having laih
to law Win ii tho books. r xsicr nrsucs sp tSst 81 It
was c3n1,ctcnt for tho teRislatnro Of indiana TO
tno oio il did, a,i tGercby 10 aaso , provided Tilt
mure plurality of votes ahoull carry tho
an'endments: as was do, sloao in the e4sa q the The
vnI Now l,t, msks. Viz Il ,vas cnmnncnt a fnr
tho Les!slataro to provide that thls cleo
on on md dgns ,bnrs a nSa s,, on y any otneS
nuke tho result depcndent ,,t,on ' mora pinrnl-
y 81 yoes tSn t. not s TIT tie Se
ftnt The njrrtjpn npnS thc ssmo div tint nnothnr
sieetton i hsd. &c Dc 81 provide ~ ias brins!ae
nn tho rstrns q any eleetlo oxeept tat po
athat II tho Lceisnturs, i,,a tho p0wer o 70 kb
H.! thn r I'M M n t s,9,,,,ft III uo ~
4''"' 'A'' = '''1 ~ ~ T,,s 1 aass nav
at another election m ot aTs nlov,aipa @ for separate
tIon, sepnrato ugurorauon, and thereby bring
Ga tue II as to s1 saS as ass sce % aS
oloctton on ths 4.l, t!ay 81 April. / w.nlla like
rosdy e IT,, ts f ne y wsy a IT, not I e !.
tho power, to Rny that g, plurl!Ity Of
y0tca ahntt control III tho 0tln cnRe
Ihla EEeuuA WIS y hl'uGtul eHGuun ~
ss Ia'ns merely ea election or w",
spcetsl cnKel..ent or the I.sxfslature, d brfng
Eaft M. INC totafte oi tne nteGpon Tor townei,ln
fotsft,s n9r my statement ot nc result o. inc
nprit H. e'cSaom, % e1eop1 sply ~ 70 ino 1nsts
oss & M 70 tS&s e Is }hat
INTO T'tE sEcaETARY'a oyflcH
sLS u NJ ,hm ho t nr Wte II y y ypt.s @
| inst, lii" ,ltsnast thon." hD arx,.cs. "thnt Cat
~ found e By Tho Officer @ !hc seve1ti
rcst thero int as tha Cn"rt h,,s ~, ,iai,s tn
tako judfofMi notico oi tho laa,ps OF tho fpw1,~
how cmn they tnkU frdtcint nuttcv nf liz,
number nj votns east Mt mi rlnctinu in
onch at s,,ch warI md tnwnsfir f,r n
, 1880-07-02

Nxw Ypnx JunU m.-Yeetozsiay went oyar
to Governors Isiaud to sen tho military caudi-
date for tho Presidency, Con. Hancock.
Tho 0cnesa! occupies sixty four aorea Of land,
worth. It It wero soli for city residences, about
$laN0,0W. Governors 1aland has ceasod to bu
OF any value us defonae for tho city or hasbor.
IL IL s,Ypty used as The residgnou OF sotlo pct
tumMandlnx Qeneral. a gun tired from Coy
, 1880-07-02

Tho Committee appointed to prepare plan
for the organization Of Central Young Mems
Qnrneld Club mot lust evening In Club lsoom
Of the brand Pacific. 3. u Sauluel wus
sciected to prcaids. and M. e, Coio waa
elected Secretary. They decided to recommend
, 1880-07-02
HANCOCK.
JlE WILL NOT HI C0kTHOrLEp.


Special pi.pateh to 7na Chicago 7tstun4,
WABltEN0TON, d. C., July 1.-Gcn. Harry Hing
ham. number Of tho House from Philadelphia,
who served on the stan Of Con. llunooek,
speaks h!ghjy Of him personally, and says that
he has strony Will, and thnt II tho Oemocraoy
elect him thoy will hase o man who will hlnl-
self 10 President. and who will not rcceiye d.
rcctions Rt tho hallds Of any sot OF Democratic
loadees. no matter how prominent, This belief,
thus Expressed ny Grn. bingham. Ia one that
has already occasionetl considerable questioning
auaoAx Democratic politicians, Rna there u four
, 1880-07-02

under medical nlvce, and il following strict
tsKln;cF. an1 that 4 fs understood nmnng i1A
tlrrtnke tho laf,nr and tn inrur tho excitement
Incident ton very active position On tho Ma.
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