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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
GAItFILD'S SONG.


FomcyS Progress.
James 4. Garfield Is my name Ohio i. my nation
And all livestock got from Amcs was fora poor
relation.
did not keep share myself N en- y clearly
shown
Ana when | "a Il from Ookr. Amrs | thought i
was loan.
| am member Of til church. and do wear
right here
That never got "a single share Of Credit Mo
hilitr
He tried his best to get me IN bnt | wthstood
temptation,
Andifyou doubt my word my friend, why ask my
congregation.
About that littlc paymg cheek De Geyer gave .
me
Upon M Eiblr ! viii swear took il "a fce
The only thing that troubled M ~ gave mrany
grief
Was when they asked me for tn proof could
net find INV brief.
About the tariff would say. torut your mind, at
I'm for protection in the East and free trade in
the West.
Ny record you WI fnd {, good 4. fara. | r.
member
Aud ask ,au ~ q We Ger mr tha .seond y
November.
There. million. III it
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

Marine City, when it burned on lake
lurau, and escaped with their lives,
hss given Sl,OoO worth ut gold and sill.
Yer watches to the officers and crew,
The Car Alexander has returned to
his capitol with Mile OclyoroukL Who
has heeu his yet woman for several
wears. |, has been rumort'd that he in.
tends to marry her, but that She will
not consent toany hut n punhe, com
Ncntieaai marriage The announce
meut eauSeSa sensation III Russia,
remarkable woman Miss Mary
Ann Dean died lately IN St Louis.
she VAS y wears old and had been
married twenty wears, She was the
mother ottwcuty-uu children, atWhom
there Mere three pairs at twins, two
sets VI triplctS, and four we've born NJ
one birth Ten OF her children ara
hvmg,
The lynehing vt the mothers Gricr,
at laurcrS, : G., MAS conducted Ivy the
hrnthers workman, whose sister they
had maltreated, \ moh of about d0y
persons toaN the GrlrrS from ,hCir
home and tied them to rwo trees,
Then the workmen stepped forward
with pistols and deliberately killed the
utlcuderS
Among tho Stnuc-layerS who were
employed in the building the new
house Of parliament WAS one ef u pc.
cular thoughtful turn of mind, The
man nov sits III house he helped
to build. and hcis MIR Broadhurst, tho
member tor Stake,
Ny hah, boy sat on the floor
Ills htg hluc ewes wrr full of wondtr
Fet he had never Thought hctore
thath ahN ~ tho mirrrr door
What kept the tive - near asundr
he leaued towari that golden he0d
The mirror bnricr framed within
nth twin checks like r,,rS Ud
lay silt tN side then sonlN ,at1
Il can't gct ont can't Nou euule IN
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
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NONEM REX.

November hring' u" sectional war.
No hate our pru-pcr0u, day. % mar.
W mltocrat no wuuld-hr King.
W subsidy, no -wiudlug Ring,
No sitting uf the public voice.
M plot. against the peoples chaiaa
Ne fraudulent Returning Board.
~ rhe d armed ana lawle-s borle..
40 theft IL homes, frrcmru votes.
iii fraud with all thc Word denotes
Nuiisnlent Eight-to-~ten job
NJ game. the public purse d rot
NJ cannnn ~ the congress aimee
NJ grabs or steal. however named
70 eentralizing despotign,
NJ deadly heresy and schi.m
W petty tyrants loud and coarse
NJ bayenets. no rule of force.
No naughty domineering few
NJ ,ensl base and selfish crew
81 policy II false pretencc
MI mall official nsolcncc
N9 Indian war no southern clam.
No mean AMI hypteritic aims
M tangled path and crooked Nay.
Na Seharz no sherman anl hi Haze.
NJ bsihe- ~ loan, ~ fees N paw
NJ trace II Cre,iit Mohilier
" pavement jobs no salary steals
- blocking q the nation wheels
10 move IN wrong directions farther
- slippery Garfield and no Arthur
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
Jesse Grant and Miss Chapman.


The engagement Of marriage, which
has existed for some time between
Miss Lizzie Chapman and Gen. Grant,
third son, Jesse, has been kept Soquiet
that society can scareclv realize that the
wedding is really to be. Thcnppruach-
ing nuptlalS Of Ulysses Grant, Ir, and
Miss Jennie Flood have boon such II
fertile topic Of discussion that the pres.
cncc of Jesse has generally been nc
counted foras being connected in some
vague manner with that affair That
two Of the great generals sons should
succumh 10 the attractions Of San
FrancisCO's daughters was not even
suspected except by 4 favored few,
prior to the announcement in the
chronicle some time since, and even
now that the arrangements iur the
wedding are III the course ~ prepare
ton, the existence Of the engagement
has been So carefully concealed that so
ciety yet hopes that there i some err
ror i'm the announcement. and that the
Pacific metropolis is not destined to
lose one of the brightest stars in It's so
cial armament
Good society in Galcslug, ILL.,, has
been greatly shocked by tic marriage
recently Of a highly respectable young
lady Of that city n negro wto has
been servant " the family. No
names are given, but The lady is said To
be refined and highly-cducatcd
lady, the daughter Of deceased Epis.
copalian clergyman.
An old English miscr named Rhodes
who began making money rs rub
bish-gatherer and lived and died in
squalor. las hcqucathcd $500 600 be-
tween the Royal Free Hospital, Lon
don. and the National .ifcboat lnstitu-
ton leaving his relations pennilcss
The will stands. but the charities have
given the five next Of kin - go.
Speaking Of Mr. Gladstone's flying
visit to Dublin, the Ee'mdn's JaUrpal
says The sight q his pale face
paler than when We last saw it in our
streets the flush 0f Nj. bright eye
evoked hearty thrill of sympathy
with and loyalty u him, manifcstcdhy
Il rattle Of cheers all along the line of
surprised spectators.
The gentleman who is about 70 be
married to Leila Cameron, the eldest
daughter Of the Pennsylvania senator,
j. Mr.. William II Bradley, clever
Young Newark lawyer, and the s0n IL
Justice Bradley, of the United States
Supreme Court Miss Cameron il ii
tall and graceful young lady, reserved
III manner and Or much administrative
ability, and has been admirably de-
voted to her motheriess brothers and
sisters.
]. c. Flood. Jr., q son Of the Califor-
MIA bonanza man. assaulted the editor
Of san Francis paper, recently. for
publishing report 81 the alleged
breaking iii III tie match between Iii.
sister. Jennie Flood, and I = Grant.
Jr. Tie rnmor has neither been con-
iirmed nor denied but il i now gener.
4Ily arrpftpI a. q fact
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
CASES OF BRIBERY.
Four Men Wake AMdnNits That They
Were Paid TO Vote.
Special piSpatchto Pnilalclrhia Iimes,

Special p>patchto Philadelphia Tunes,
The air has been full Of stories Of
bribery in various forms, either at
tempted oraccomplishcd, for DAYS past
It i, charge easily made and one
which readily finds credcnee, hut il is
not ordinarily easy toproye the oticnsc.
So, While everybody believes and is Il
matter of fact knows that votes are
bought and sold, nobody gets punished
for the buying or selling. An exception
al event has been the appearance to-
day Of four Samuel l.. Berry,
Timothy Clark, Charles H. Holt and
Charles L. Kendall before the United
States Commissioner Joseph T. Badger.
They each and I'LL sworc 20 statements,
one Of which is here appended. The
first affidavit taken is rs follows
AUGrsrA Me. september IL
l. Samuel l.. Berry OF said Augusta do dcposc
and say that at about / o'clock tins forenoon
Howard Mckinney Of this city met me On the
street and asked me il | would vote the Rcpuhe
licnn ticket for ten dollars | said Yes" We
went into stable near the polls in Ward Three
and said Nick nncy gave the money Il AeNanlcr
McGuuSland the iriNer OF the city team Who said
Go and vote and will give YOU the money.
went q the polls and yotcd Mckinney was with
me and watched me while voted. Wctheu It..
turned e the stable and McCuuslund paid me thu
ten dollars =. L. BERRY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

Theodore Tilton, his two daughters,
Mrs. Laura G. Billiard and Mr4. Curtis,
have left Germany for Paris, whore
the Mi.-c- Iilt0n Mill remain thi- Nin-
ter II study French and painting Mr.
Tilton vii shortly return ~ Tie nited
state
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24
\ Surprising Re.uIt in MaIne.

NeN erk Herald Republican September 'th
Issa
The republicans IL maine seem XII
have feck0ned without their ho.t
Instead af the handsome liet0rs which
they boaetinllE proclaimed on saturday
and sunday they had d narrow escape
from deieat-if indeed Il - an escape.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

Wipe out the Electoral Fraud OF
1876,
Wipe out imperialism.
Wipe ont the bride takers and the per
Iurer Of the Credit Mohilicr.
Wipe out De Golvcrism Nipe out
brides III the form If fees 70 members
Of congress who hold the purse strings
of the nation.
Wipe out forever the attempt TO con
vert the honest and free republic of our
fathers into government of brute
force and fraud.
Wipe out jaime, Abram Garfield, the
disgraced, tainted, and shameful candi-
date Of the Republican party.
Wipe out the party that is guilty 81
such frauds, and that outrages com
mon sense with such i candidate
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

The summer resorts are no lol ger
fashionable. therefore they are left.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-09-24

At Exeter, England, young farmer
has been sent to Jail for month for
shooting a rabbit ON farm Of his own
occupation, while man brought be-
fore the same bench for brutally I'LL.
treating lis wife and was fined five
shillings.
, 1880-09-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Produce Market Stcadier, hui Averaged
loXer-Proylsfons Tama-0Id Pork
Easier.
Wheat Declined Euaust Larger Increment Is
Esp.stsl-IIys and Hurley Weak.


The past week was one Uf increasing nctiyfty
to tho close. Snmc t,nys. II IA true. bankers were
not quite 30 busy m others, but on tho whnc tho
rhlttne Of traillc wis immense. Customers
mn6c lnrrc tcntnnds for money, but they futlnd
NIL offerings acceutHbIe. no matter how 1argu tho
amount thoy presented. aiuncy continued
abundant to tho close, with no prospect what
ever OF any strlngcney. Tho discount rauge re-
snainctl slenily ut 0@S pcr cont for time piper,
and ! pnr cont Ms tile 1nnre usual ngArc. Tho
creator nctyIty haa trct,chod somewhat ,t,un
tho Immense deposits tho hunks hMve bcen cur
rring. but tho lines aro still luuconfurtnbly high
Dcpostors dD nut Beem d!sposc,l to use thplr sur
plus flinda for nny purpose except for handling
tho staples Rnd tho surplus products uf tho
country. Whi,o tho law price Of rcat estate
especially Is very tempting. Except n small t,hr-
ecls for Immediate improvement. transactions
Hro limited. Capitalists seem atubbornly dis
posed to wut an1 sec tho result ur tho coming
canvass.
Call toans wcro generally mnde at 4Qb5 per
cent; market f'rtner.
Now Ynrk exehnngc was ,scnk, with compare.
tirety fcw transactions between banks. Dne
day tFriday1 thoro wcre nn1lc ut all Till near tho
close, nttd thon they wero fow md unitnpartaut
nt ii cents discount per $1,000 botwccn banks
Tho ra1Ke for tho week WINS 7aGf8l cents. A 1T
Ito mny have changed hands Mt GO cents ard
some may llavc bcpn s0li as low MS lilo on,
Tho week was distinguished by n serious hrcnk
in tho stock market. Thura1uy the nlarkot bc-
Ran to sink. md on Frldny tho tumble wns gem
crnl all along tho list Of frtHl X 10 2 and ) per
cent, and even more. Saturday tho market rAl-
lied md gcuerally gained a fraction Of Ii penny
aboyD tho opuntng rntcs. AR II rlllo, however,
tho bears hal tho decided advantage for most OF
the time during tho week..
, 1880-09-27
tiUM0R.
hUMOR.
A good prophnt-l00 per cent.
Ether Is the original senscs tnkeF,

The midnight hush-So0thing Btrup.
Honda that arc hard 10 rcdcem-vaRa6onds.
Good silver coin is known by It's ring, md 30
also Ia tho Rood clrcus.
"It pnys in tho end,' said tho small boy when
he stepped on Il wllsp.
A street alwnys runs In ono direction or au-
other; but !ts Blde-wa
THO evil that mon do llves aftcr them. Cows
likewise do not. give olcon'arKurino until they
ared doud.
"An work and no play .mukcs Jack dull
lsft to Themselves.
This L. The rlckwlck'an form which Woater,.
sdltor alopis 10 abuso siyul: Our .tstsetnod
CO.. eoatslnsy shS asoTaf ~ !ys ssprr
"The must difficult u,au to pteaso that / ever
saw" said an OLD Judge. "Wla my frlend. Col.
-, who dltln't wish 70 10 lied about. and
couldn't bear to have tho truth told of hIm."
A California; convict who was nbout tn bo
hanged, ooDly snug 4 gnnx to tho Hhtrttf, but
tho loeal toarnals ." mt know the aaue ef tho
:Hns asas;lyl !! must have oee"' ''pFe"* tho N00s'
"peans ,,,a 2 ,GsatlIcmau.' you sny1 Wall, yos. 1
Hos u ge;t!e rs woman, and as manly Us
-Lo,a"M "aa a,7ah.
pqlire Justice Ito wltness with bantaScl hoadI
struck y"u ~ "y hsSs sSs" aaS %
IT. W.: n9k as s IL .sSst S IL hs p''''
VII YOU aru y uuIoe. hnncst citizen, how did
N" skeleton keys and brass knuoklas hAppon
70 be ~ your ct,at puck ' reckon, l.iiiYe.
me and tho policeman must have chunEtd colis
la tho scuilc. We weru YER, Muun e4c.]ctl,"
4 n!us!e.publ!shux tIrm lately recelvcl NJ,
ordss for plecs Of music cntital "rto eloek
st ~ tee a,y, SFn; e!k tttf h
YEx HMt't. Ill., 4A' "*'''' d" tho i''''''"-iS'0"
~ deal" rcmusks tue merchant: ~ cut"
, 1880-09-27

snEplrmss!t thor own ~. ycar nne:, Wheat g1ops
viii 10 NJ itNtn tiict Tess In 13< 81 than It 9iu5J.
Anstr,- hungary mat yenr an llntrter Of rttnRi,
bnt This rear Tint eDntry VIII cxpnrtrc NJ wnnt
rrInet'a!es nnd Turkey have i'no crops. with rery
rlls nrl Intt!rts ~ winnt tntn tho tiorlnan Empre
ElIl mt. fnr th.. crnp ycnr t!lnI, br'nhy cxrit.
lAnfH1 IA hAtEtt hu liz With tl.IF ryt EriIli may
s.s.nirn I. ntnIt ret .ho 'argar nTinsnt Fr,n ils
viii have her minimum hyaraan c1Hnrt. pnasthly.
wllteh r. ntN',; Atisnl by sh" IRs mn nr1snsa hrGn
q hor prnslncUs wlll hhvD thurl crns nihgr. viii
9I, r:,f'. md ,tc;.tny 1a@oxnectn,i vnry iow
E,.fnI q the .pa nnu u! sjsIs ysnr'a harvest hid
untra!ctlenteity sn,n u! MD wl,ent. whli
H; xa,GSs Te t Ana.I y l,+,!; Ts
VIII nut much exrett the crop pf 1tia III siu nRart'antH
ylgh nr cxfIthn surplus. which tnttur may rtGt1
fAlhUUnUr lpl0J ltu h+ +-Nn amount RlI,tlt BuscQhG
"a suLhlIInant tho European hume cs,Ip
Tie Imports Into tho United Kingdom from
Sept. to Aug ~ fur tho lust thrco English ert.p
scas.sns, as per English loaftl Of Trado ol!,elal
rctttrnHt
, 1880-09-27

.lIV1. STOCK.

cATTiK.its ;yp; aii'st ~ hits =, .or ti,a IL.
weuk haE0re, and M luor.Ant Improvements IN tho
condition Ut tho narkua hclow, ttasto has cuns!nuvl
dull. with vAuex wrnx md Mssttisd Up ta tho uu1s
Ut ThuFsttay The HauEln1s of tho Cuu,M0n aAd uu-
dun srudss Aau hrtuly GxcesLtu lIa 4un,asIi, mud
pricVs foil aw4Y ia5As aihucU and 1xtni qualIllB.
NeTe hF throughout, because NJ holr SCARCELY. Tey
closaA MSl51 higher ,lnn lhay 1'tned. IN qualify
tho Eecelpts "erv no Improvement AvcF the pruYluu.
Waak Tcxans. Westarnt, md vruAs natives .nado W
tic areat bulk of tho supply una l4g la.ser art of
lilo trading luna PFcas b0low &lG. Tie bsEt
dFoTes wot1 takvn Faxs3aa4 There waru but swo Ut
tAreo balss IT. OyVt klhI saus u tbs Easufn ttuaY
were principally ak n fur HDud ohuico Vest
erlis, and NJ Sk114 l3 fvs tar " I0uI tut III ayes
CaRneFa snd bItslars bought niusasy VI &ilasA fur
kAnsas, Rohruaka. tuluEH!o. and WJuluux-'ruxaA
There wa* III tncfSa4sd duuh1 for kl1gkorS thu NJ
soaatoa Of feeders having b0sn attracted by the
pEesaitpy low pFIce* Eguuo " GOOD thrifty lruyes
vote Aulnps W &tDS3.A Ca!ye4 h4tp ciuttNlud
tuHefatu tn lFkp nulubuts uptr0 than s.uli hAttl3
h9en recelte<! IuEt1x Tie past weak. Thsy CutU1
mostly fEtlui Uhi0 tnI4AIa, uhd MteaIvsa, though
s lssnnsylfAna an1 Xyw tuIk n.r.94lst not luH.
yGGfH WAS Soey 4H!Ht lnerxgt A sa&ufluy bII kIte
S-H --"~''1x 's't"s 't%aI ana thu auulef Vt stuia
, 1880-09-27
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE.
nAtTfMonE. Sept .5-cUrruN-DuH; ulddlinr
i1kd}l... .---'.~.
FLnGR-tluiet nnd Nnchanzet
GhA1S~N Nheal-Westurn stGuiy and Hrm; M.
Western re, apnt and Stptutbbr. s1lila lO]; tc-
t0Ocr slula 81 .HF5: Suyembrr II l< tl9{s npcern.
hrr. *ltS}EatIk9t tuts--tye.tes, trrur md nulct.
Western nilted. spot Hrd September tux 4:1c; ttc-
tabnr, at ssEsc: November, a.dc bid. Uuts tvwps
Hnd qnle.i Wuatsrn whl u. +tli.c.
na'ftstuSs- -unctlunIet!.
l5H4N4 "' F~~-o'
E.IIH-FIrm ut ak.
l'ErItuLEuM-Du, nst! unclaimed,
i;N!TEIttE+-fuItpH dun; tttn cArIucs ordinary to
WIflsKr-umtHL Il. ti.i.i
kitElitirA--I,u l.lyeF,1l Iser steamer unchanged.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - brls Mt,ent :tUN bui curn,
1fMESFa-Wh4at, Ai IT, bu; torn. 12,22l bu.
sALGs-Whcat 4E.u!i bHt eFtI, 7I,i70 bu.
, 1880-09-27
NEW tlt3I.lthNE

NEW 0RtEASH. SApL es.-FtMun- fNll; suretnne,
G15Ilul. hst KradeB, SltjsaIdt az, stUsta .t!}p{
SNN. .tt1l4i.HI
tS-tUFH t,rnlat At aa 1850. Oats nrHl At lie.
CnstS-aIKAIe-ttntcH ut,d Hrtn At t2sA
ltAf-!IutIt ptI1np, sla0ks aul, ct,usr,. 0113lul
fHtIylstuNs-t'orx fua1esi i.eld at tihi!K. lard
dull and sowuri tivrtc. Mi 4asI aI VAC. Hulk l,eas
III goal dun 1t" shoulders h)st,e. Hacua quiet,
:!Iuiticea+ iH oear t!, u]aYJfus cluur. H., luxe
WttlsM}-Vn1el A,.d Hcak Western ruetif,ud, q Us
Iklu.
isitt,cEEa-c.,C1sa got, lila cnsxnus, ur.lIaRrr tu
riiliu. !lttie 5uaar ou!l Ahu Haa*. kettlv s49kc.
lt;sy nIuyr; i4,ai,,ana 0fdary " choS9 459aG;te.
, 1880-09-27
ST.. 1.DftiG.

IT. Louis Mo-, aept. Observation-Disclosures.
GHAtS--NhcAt Iu: NJ. Z rcd. al}ig r..sIl md bid
September; Hl}i sH.< tc ,ol.r, VII All 4as Sovet,-
Gsr H. {&Gtbo DeeuHbar; glJf, rear; Mr. atlt a;As .
stt M. tIo. silly. thr,t betssr ut a1e3Hn cash,
sst:fi4o DSt"bur. ;Issae SGxpHbHri s3X4,1Ac Ils-
cenber; 'sItc bid yenr. Nat* la!at; ~ "a tasn; :1c
Uct"hsr; 3u Nuyemhur, pi4t;.Jl&o ilecv,ubor. Nye
{.,DL
t.t:An-SDnItuAI.
METTEll-tjHE.trged.
EI.liA-unGltuN. I'd,
WlIikKS--tMWHr 1T fl.1n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. jUni. DfYtrlnR TRY sa1t nlcnt
lnttt nlA n!GtlAn 4ua. iA4GtlM hwUr AIa rsUsutIrs
NJ ks.AL - ~
itErE!tTS-Fionr. 7au azlsi wheat. 0n bu, coru,
ti 1Ns t1ht. u it t r}B dA D1l; barIHy III kils
bAirMRS,rS-t'tas. E2ltiI hrlai wtlun. HUI bui
cuftl *,eu Ru. uas. SUN but ryGt nung; barley none.
, 1880-09-27
IstREA1)STfJFFS.

y
FLOuR-Wns dull md unchanged. shlprcts wcre
oht OF tho matkrt4 nnd local dGnInrs unx lass
thhn tstal. snles Werc rcportcA of 1i hrls winters
oh private terms; ii bsn uiihIn Grtry at Iii; Tor
patents; M hrts low Rrat!oH purity Mt t2al and III rs
rye -four at {f.!b3S.tA Tntal, lAE brlt. Export
tinnss were quoted ut AJo4i7s for good to cllntcu
grtrns.
ur1En MtLtayuprs- Ware quiet n nd steasy, su.cs
cars bran at t!UHSf ltt14, cars ul!ilngs nj
si:Hntla.s focd Mt $1ih1; chr w,,sm& scroe,.-
lnHs nj mu per bu. CouFso curn-Mea WAS nominal ut
flhu1 par ton.
SpliINu wrIEAT--wns less actlvo and cus,cs, 1t
was weak early. decll'.ln. E3ahe. mud tllcn ruled
htratlor elusINH sllHo bel0m tho ntest prices Of
Friday. The foreign quntaiiunA Ngan tn,,,lHd uJ,-
ward. and private cah ~ Hotc frncss: bit our ru-
cetpta NHrp sDl1Wt tnsEBf And terQ wese rrorfs
Ia tho effect i1tat duplication htd been 1ds for
Ercnt nlanJ mDTe railroad cnrs to n0yD Whent fr1
tho Interior Apparently this sat sotua operators to
sailing one tiru selling about aILl bu. but aftor.
wards bought II buck ut tu iuettns rho must uMrket
feature Of tho daya trailing tho uruat uuan,i.y OF
ociuber wheat M sale. IN small "ts. seemingly III,
local acenunt: a great len was bought wupa two
h.ay1 r. nt Il ana naa thf s wsss ns latsy cu,a ~,
ir% sh"so &; Wa@ io,!eea .!nt t!iS nrkst a
ss@ss @ss e at "ssE as sSf uc ,;ts. h.
xIsy s,s S%ui Ss! s sa S;
ssss e, IL: st II sss S5.ss Il
gilssalhc ssllsI tho u1!ih WnH fitAr.y h0mnnt NJ
ss sHs5 S sst ss w ESt 5;s' IS
Ia NJ =. .tc' utd ss1 ba by aanp'e at a'as. ~.
Wi$!EI WnEAE-wes n good dan,4na .y ,sh!e-
@ 81 2Spssss ~ T. s'ss ;ss!s
{ SSi'S Ss :;ss
S! II SnS s't's: TEs EsfsS's is5s WA.
~ fai - sHs'
Fo,SSo a. Il It'll ~ " y s|u I, II syG; @ III IN IN
VA s.!ns tas l ps!es. F?nk Fsiayk Es III;
ei 5 9 sst'. .Ka rS.H s sy s 81 F vs s
80 ehHhet. With Nns Gnu.ls vrssnl'snnn o1nr!'E 9!
f"ss Ss9 sss5 .., Il Il t5t Ss; tss..',s ,s @
Thy market tnr tntutn* *sYxcd ttlo. s,c oxsst. q
s!ss III Il II |" bay .s i. tS t" Ss
So s s;'t a siS II s'Ss sss = tse ~
ss sa:' Il s s'"st IT, @ IttsSt 81 u
NsSss @ ssa:tss .s IL I e I i e".as IT, It " vt!Sr @
ssS!s!sr e c's cs + 3 ifS @ s's: i:
$Sf s q toaeaa a II sa INV Nv iss iE'I.s% Il Ill !: t
~ :" %'p @ % Sa s u u II ts'ys i n il
OAVszWsre ts.. aai!vs md oasy; Tho market
MI, a!6sr rsaeysI,nx l.iar ihs Isesna
stM increase 4 ~ stuck, ie ,,arkst W. st!ta IA.
S;: sSs NJ; y ;;;;S;$ 81 M; S;
a. i !,'!s VIA si..s .! WY; .S,ry II ::s
n , s ;SS'S Ssg;% :' 4; ss;| sS @ III
;s 4: si* Il .; "s siess es;ss; esss $S II
Ss ~ , = s;$;%
SiAS I s;s isiIir II M a Nd x'I
eIIH fur FpBrInFJ VITA fNilrt.a ut HkL Gnxti snlUa
, 1880-09-27

L0utsrtLtE, Hapt A-Corr0S-steudyn nj ltlic.
FL0uA-IluIli exirA. *tulaaEl; uxlra !u,utJ, ELaJ3
4,tDi a NJ. |. tLahsi11s cs"Ico 1atlsy, <a1A4ataL
tsMAtS-,Yhcnt steatiy Ut sss.tk. torn 'sl!uls Nts
white. txd tib Mxe tse Oats staa.iyi M. white.
taA,y,1.,stvady, x!!s fAas dsn.,1'd! sia1tlh a
soaIiyi prlsH ssau, v. Auik leAta lr.uUri Shout
apts, ~; c!eMr rl, ssai otear W. !aAcus slut UNI
lnlH4 usA r-GuTtd, &c. - ' -
WHlskI-uuM4aa ialr aud prlcga higher At tian
, 1880-09-27


Of u Company, I"etth bhttal1ons
FtRsr- LIEUT.. Pf.iNy r. hf,;W1,t1,l. of Company
Eirst Cavalry. hua tcndnrc,, his rca,vnn,tom.
. ~ '~N~ ~ ~A''
sEhuE Willis WsLLs waa cleo'ca seeona
Leateuahs OIL company -, Flfst Ne8lh'ents last
week.
tai!o,l, oas atpptlcu LOT alacnarge upon sur
~. 49,. ~ r..... , Gill.
CAFT. d; y. ruHlNuTpn! GompRny Az el3tn
has ocen accepted
COMPANY II. First Infantry, bas secured John
D. Cough for two lectures IN Central MUSIC.
Hall about tho second weak Of 1nnunry'
Company q. FIrst Cavntry. tna hncn nrttnntet, u,
Secoild t!eutonnnt, vicc tlepps. promotod, ~
,,-.-.. 80
hluHaEAH neW lecTuita 1oinea tno tttst hcR!ee
snniioa llama ern i, IN tt.ntvh4 ""A''A "
r.. =.
u1t, G,eSon ~ IegHnarSa anr ComRany
captain, vice L6w'cE, Term of servlce hnying c1-
PRED. Capt Lawler will doubtless bo reelected.
THERE Will he a mass meeting Of tho First
deter, ine upon hS in y p 9 inoer. similar 70
'aat winter
hose1oy was Tcsicctea Eirst Ieutetiat le uas
been connected with Company II as LII officer
s1oce III ORIGINAL organization.
FIRsr-LtgUr C. " Eos.E commanding Com.
pany Il, iar,l Il wimont, nt Ejxin. reuonIncmJs Tu
fhe dishunUrnuIo tijsohargo uf Frfyntu l. Miis
rencatei iisobejtenne Of nr,i"ss' ~ a'''' A'''
usnrn tfo nrov,sIonz or t,,o ,n,,,to,v co,,o NJ
eieGt!On VI uIlcgEh VIII takb plAec At the Afinory
sCaptatrl for said Eompatty, yleo S5iss, term Of
service expired. Any other vaoai,oy viii 10
alod ut tho sumo tine. ' ' ~
HAA1. CNt1tt uk lUG GlAtGEH[u uAtINlOUs HRS
, 1880-09-27

COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty -four hours ending nj 7o'clock
snturday morning and for tho corresponding
tiMO Inst ycnr:
, 1880-09-27

wAt,9 Wabash, Gu; No. while Mlchkau. Writ, alnlvs
Aluhkxuu. Mot No. ! rat Wabasa easI. sNke, Uctu-
bur, Hci Suvuuhas, ts}tls uucstuuss, y4,Sc, No, :
do. Ntc tEujuctud. sat; NJ. rod snl1el, w, C0fn
duli htxh.ulxed :3ci NJ. !, Ei41t ua&oAer, Ss.sa,
, 1880-09-27
MINING NEWS,

Special Dtspateh to The chtea0o Iftbuns-
NEW YOnK, Sept. e8.-The vo1umo Of business
at tho Mining Exchanges yesterday was less than
for weeks pnst. Prices fasrIy stcnly, md tho
market WIS Without notable fenturo. Clos!nR
nInfnflnuut
, 1880-09-27
y fE:f}1i{A.

rEnutA. ILL.,. Ecpt, .it-t;R .t*-Corn DAFT: high
mixed. '.ieaa'c, ns}xeh 7>f t:tic. Tut. nnll, No2
white. w s;Dc Hsu dull. III. =. Ill iss'}sc.
1fGIIwtSEas9alns nj HUI closing Mt II n asked.
lsEeHl llTH Wheat. t,ltj bu: rtfrn. tt1tj uu; uath
Gs;n, nn ryr. ~ hns tmslss. A|u bn :, NV.
AhpU bu; rys, e1i0 Du; LhrEuy, l. IN bi.