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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

visitors. The crib was of willow,
lined with blne satin and covered
With Valenciennes lace caught by
bows OF blue satin ribbon. Mat
trasses snd pillows were covered
with blue silk. The sheets of fine
linen, we're edged with Valenciennas
lace quarter OF yard wide. The
down coverlid of blue satin bordered
witt vide lace, the monogram and
coronet of the Marquis, embroidered
in the center. There were three
dozen dresses and slips and other
things to correspond ; most beautiful
of all perhaps, the christening robe
of Valenceinnes over white satin. -
One of the two cloaks was of white
satin faille richly embroidered the
other, white damasse ornamented
with pearl trimming; both lined with
quilted white satin and edged with
wide Brussels lace. Caps and hats
to match. Sheets, coverlid etc. were
prepared for the mamma to CORES.
pond, while two superb "sitting up"
wrappers, one of white cashmere
embroidered and trimmed with eight
dozen yards of real Languedoe lace,
the other of null profusely trimmed
with Valencennes and blue satin
ribbon, were added. 1t was impos-
sible to decide which was the pref.
tier. All the city papers gave long
notices OF the display, but the best
account l have seen is in Demorest's
Monthly for December.
Lucy CARTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
N !. ice TO Debtors.

hereby give eetiee to all persons indebt-
ed to the late firm of Woolstenholme & Ma
than, that the death of John Woolstenholme
requires settlement of the firm business and
that accounts due said firm must be paid im-
mediately.
HENRIETTA W0OLSTENHOLME,
Exeeutrix of the last will and
testament of John Wool
stenholme, deceased.
Lancaster, Wis. October 10, 1850
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Stray Calves.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
that on the 18th day of November, 1880, two
spring calves-one steer, Of red aud bite
color, with white spot in the forehead and
no visible flesh marks and one heifrr, of
dark red color, with split in LETT ear: the
owner of which ia unknown TO me stTayed
upon my land on which reside, in the Ger
man settlement, on sec. 35, town 3. nnrth Of
range No. west, 10 the town of Potosi. in
Grant county, Wisconsin, and was then taken
up by me. The owner can have same by
complying with the law.
s9wb CHRISTIAN KREIZER
Potosi, November 81, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

The Presidents Message is too
l96g for publication in full in the
HERALD. We have therefore made
pretty full synopsis of it. Proba.
bly, FIVE persons will read this to one
who would read the full message.
The message is merely common
place document and yet it Gays well
all that should ba said.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
A Good Farm For Sale.

will sell my farm. of mile northeast Of
the village of Mt Hope, consisting of 1850
acres 95 acres under cultivation Of which 20
acres is meadow, IS acres is pasture and sec
ond growth timber. There is good pasture
with plenty of stock water in it; on the prem
ises is a good frame house 2ex32, with eight
rooms and good cellar under the whole :;
also a good barn 90x5o, good well l0s feet
deep,a cistern al the door, a thrifty orchard Of
three acres and plenty of outbuildings The
undersigned wishing to move west il he
spring, will cell cheap. Apply TO the UNDER
signed on the premises.
DANIEL TAYLOR.
Mt. Hope, Grant county, Wis. 27ms*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
mothers! Mothersl

Mothers Mothers! Mothers ~ Are
you disturbed al night and broken of your
the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If so
60 at once and get bottle of Mrs. Wins.
lows Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious. up
on it; there is no mistake about it. There
is not mother n earth who has ever used
il who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. II is perfectly safe to
to use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste,
and is the prescription of one Of the eldest
and best female physicians and nurses ia the
United States. Sold everywhere at Is cents
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
For Sale.

have for private sale at my residence one
half spring square box wagon, for one or two
horses.
One two>seated square box cutter, for one
or two horses
One single harness, breast and collar.
One Buffalo>robe, lined with wooden goods
One set of BELLS combs. brushes, forks and
barn furniture. All are in good order and
will be sold low for cash only.
S5tf DR. j. BROWN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Dental Notice.

In conformity with the desires expressed
by many of his former patrons,
DR.. C. SToDpARD SMITH
has decided to open dental Office in Lam
caster, and may be found from this date in
Utt's building. next door south of the HERALD
Office, where he will be pleased to wait upon
his former patients, or any others desiring
his services.
Lancaster, June l6, 1880. l5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

Lancaster Residencefor Sale.

NY cottage in the northeast part of The
city is offered for sale on easy terms. There
are four acres of nice ground in good condi-
ton for cultivation. The house is high,
neat, well built and commodlous cottage.
Has a good and convenient cistern and a good
stable. JOHN B. CALLS.
Lancaster, May Is, 80. left.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Stray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands
owned by him, and on which be resides, in
section 81, town 2. range 2, Paris, on or
about November 2, 1880, one black COW with
bushy tail, about eight or ten years old. The
owner is requested to rrove property, pay
charges and TAX said stray away.
Dated at Paris this 9th day of Nov. 1880
5Sw4e FRANCIS RAUR
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Taken Up-Hogs.

By the subscriber on or about November
8, 1880, on lands owned by me and on which
| reside in the the town Of Mt. Ida. Section
81, Town 8, Range 8, seven lat spring pigs
spotted black and sandy color. The owner
is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take said strsys away. +. Fl. CLARK.
Dated Nj. Ida, Nov. 10, 1880. ss14
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
For sale or Rent,

One.half interest in the property known as
the Potosi Mills and 100 acres of land adioin--
ing Is offered for sale or rent, or win be ex-
changed for good farm. About 2S acres Of
the land is under cultivation and the remain
der is timber and pasture land For terms.
inquire at the premises. FIVE miles northwest.
of village of Potosi
3Sm3* BARTHOLOMEW STOLL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Mt. Hope High School

The winter term of the Vt Hope High
School will commence on Monday. Noromber
goth, inst, and continue fourteen weeks IN
der the instruction of Walter B Phillips.
Tuition, 80 cents per week, monthly III adj
vance.
Books furnished by school board at cost
Good rooms for reut, and board reas,na-
bic
Apply to either of the members Of the
board. WIN. WHITE,
/ B. FOX,
WE. sLoAT,
SswS School bosrd. Dist. No.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
For Sale.

The following descrihei land in the north
part OF Elienboro are fer sale on easy te rms
The southwest quarter of section 4, town
4, range 2.
The east half Of southwest quarter of Sec
tion 8, town 4, range 2.
abe north halfof northwest quarter of sec
ton ?, town 4, range 2.
there IS plenty OF water and pasture, and
he property is exceIlently adapted for max
ing one, two or three stock farms.
There is large quantity OF hoop poles on
the lands. For privilege of cutting Apply to
John G.. Clark.
For further particulars or purchases apply
10 w. w. GILLEI
Buncombe, La Fayeite Co., Wis.
or to JOHN G. CLARK,
s9.5. Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Taken Up-Stray Hogs.

By the subscriber on lands occupied by
him in town of Potos and being the south
west / of section IL, town 8, range s. on the
4th Day of November, A. D., 1880, thirteen
stray hogs described as follows: black and
W. spotted and marked with a split in
RICH: ear and crop off the left Supposed to
be about six months old. The owner will
prove property aud paw charges.
EMANUEL CRUPP
Dated !, Nov. Q, 1880. Sow4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

A cough, cold, or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurabIe lung disease or consumption
Browns Bronchial Troches a.e certain TO
give relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs,
catarrh, consumptive and throat diseases.
For thirty years the troches have been rec
commended by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They are not new or
untred, but having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation,
they have attained well-merited rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Public
speakers and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at 25 cents box
evervwhere
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO,

| Chicago. December 8, 1850.
Wheat sl.osE@l.oTk. Corn 4oss@4ossc. Oats
325sc. Rye s7e Barley Si02. Hogs dress ed s5.1216
live, mixed packing, s. so@460; light. si4O94.6o |;
choice heavy. $47o@4s5. Lard sS.22@s27. Pork
/ $ll 5o@11 521z. Cattle, common to fair shippers.
/ $50.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weakness.
early decay. loss of manhood, &C., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
seif-addressed envelope to the Rev. JosEPu
T. INMAN, Station d, New York CITY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09

INVENTORS who desire TO procure Patentsoy
the United States ami else where for their in
ventions, as well as others interested u.
Patents already granted, will, on application
to the publisher of this paper be furnished
with pamphlet of reliable information in re.
lation thereto free Of charge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
CASSVILLE.
Potosi Dat Market.
'ported by F. W. Strong.

Bring your oats and rye to the Potosi ware
house, where you will get the highest market
price. f. Ii. KENDRICK,
Buyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
Special Notices.
Wood and Wood Choppers
Wanted.

Wanted, ten good wood choppers. Also,
wanted, TO buy 900 cords of maple ard oak
wood, by C. REIFSTECK.
36w4k Rnrton WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-12-09
A BABY's OUTFIT.
SILK VERSUS SATIN.

| must tell you something OF the
display of an infants outfit which
was an establishment even to New
Workers. The father of the happy
baby is an italian Marquis who
married young lady of this city and
the order fer its first wardrobe hav-
lug been entrusted to Lord and Tay-
Tor, they filed it so magniscently 81
to attract thousands OF interested
, 1880-09-11

The Illinois Ssaats- ZtHu,t1 IL caNdAlln8 WIN
nen llutler. And writes tho following arilelo III
relation 10 tho pt,or follows awkward situation.
" Poor I3an i34lI0r IL nut Alon0 rtIet'iuE k1eks
from tho Damocrat4 OF bis uwl hOlue State. "oo
hay0 uUt,natel right .ttldur hta iluau hFs st,oes
energetic oMolmy as thclr cal1Idnto fur oos'
est0r, but shu lt,ldcrs Ut tho pesuodEntlu Pa9is'
the southesn Kebels, tsSut hn ulso WIN tne
greatest coi,tompt. Tho Richmond tVn.l hs-
9xateh, tor tuslauco, saya as follows: 'fuF ~
the uou.ourAt lutler IL to-day tho aauu bcast
which hu WAS W a RupublEomt', wh,lu sWilixns as
tho lltkkfy snfrt, hu iH tna N!n0 Ailctst "uu,S s
tiuods during tho Wnr bruadst hIit III mo oSp1, oS',
af ChrIsttu1s peOplu rs tho ytuA ftat ef!!Ii. i "a
tho "pr!d sycr prucS a.,ss ..ry efnIIs maIS aI
fo!nale ltebc4 during hla oxeyilent atit.!ar3 M ia
tslin,slrnt1on Ut tho New Orleans tlialFit1; ~
bebhNo thuMsclves somewhat aoucnti$: n!s
1nst for .hts .pcst S1rtsa. Tt n.rr q futsss
lid ago to rcIustats Them iuto taS,s Ms
1sr'nos po~ntr 7 bna aas s'st auo ana .as
Into hsssy. eNt also inc sHaseesa .eaoelte"4ihs 4ht
!n 0s.ier to keep tho retIilllsoeaets .t!.,pnry VI
DO tat forsyer bright and GrGon u Inc MSss sssc
Vi tue rlstpy H.,AtherH generations: IL nHs -.
hurn's and AlolH'nall's sehtDl Aistofy at tl,xo
schoola md Aeadenes eleventh c1ts1n, ,-sas tnoas
OCCURS the following pussaYs: 'Nuw o!se. ~ Ia
experienced IN unh9ppy fa.e!n tae n4sas ~ liz
Fedesas. Gcn. U. = i!nt!er. y! AassaSn ss.s a,ynn.
used hia "rr tu pi,sn thu trpn point u huI
siun lntU the vary snla Ut thu po"pie: ~ wv wv
bel,,, an cll.uusiAstIo tjctntGrAt. aii1 ~ s1e ~
ginning VI ths SECTIONAL stru.s!o IVY ~, arst
Manifestations pf tho War fecl,a9 hucsms
sa''o - unrcten.lnS Il ,4f'' eneIy OF shs saa'a'
, 1880-09-11

Voairo hs ncvcr ct tha sel,e i'll 'rxsi1tr, M r"eo
~
Judge 1lusmcr Inns lmgun lts canvo.,
nRnlnst st nrks III tho Sixteenth district, an, WI,
orgnnlzo tht yotu by holding tnwt.n,!., tnr,, n.
-
Tho bushnell RccoHl cla1ms To ,,c In
publican pnpor, but Il puts N. Tho lam, y,
Gemgc Mcndor, tho urcenlack cnntll,ln1o for os
EUIlglUEH. A"t
Scott, tho Dcmocruttc-fircen',nck cn,d,.
statc fur Congress IN thu Fourteenth IIlstr,c,. hn.
f,lind That fusion dies tlut fuse, Lut crru.o.
GtitiisluIs. ]'e'
-
y. G. Smith. Republican nominee for ron.
9resa III tho Thirteenth District, Is uf IN ot1 ma
rntE!otso ncrnnn f,mlIy at,< IA hms, II i1n.
schoIar a1,d Thorough b'sI'tcss nun. " "A'
That Democratic proposition to r[yc ,bo
1reonbaok managers tIvu ELECTORS II ,hey w,'
inks off their Efeeturai ttkti, hne. M, err,n T.,
Ur nuilt. ="
The Atetlo Hammer Ia repttntIng 1udcn.
Atlvucate General 1iui's report un lIut Ijnit.,
way and the Knights Of the Golden Eirctc, n !,
Ht,ut rcudIug tur ths loyal l'r0l'e Ut thu Ten,ns
District >'''
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Every Indication IL TINT tho meeting at
j, Ken.lcy next week will bc Il pr,,nt. ,,vutfnn IN
Gcn. Oglesby. Kcnnoy Ia OF tho Gilman. Tin.
ton Springfield nhllruntt. and IN tho u,ulst at.
wenlthy uud thickly-aettlvd Republican IT,
tf!Gt. ~
Dan Hogan, OF Mound City, member nj
tho Nornbl.euu state Committee, wus III CHI.
cuYo yesterday. Hu says Cupt. Thotnus viii
hayo a1l eusy victury nvcr llartzell, fur TIM
i'ourbons Of tho Eighteenth D!slrut atc ul As
!"gEerhtads.
Bla!stlcl!, tho Grecnbuck candidate foe
Cnnxress In tho Fourth District, wants Tho len.
oern.Ie nomination, MISC. He shs,.tsa hnse IL
During tho War, hp pr,poseh In Heckn,r1 To
Rtvu bemtnrnts just twe1ity four hours In whlco
tU leave tho State.
Charlie Dunllnm, IF Rock fstant In a
apcceh At Mtln.t snld: "liathn r lhun the lscluo.
licMn pnry should carry cut It's pri.,cIpi.s
wbull wlHN the Sutith httl gained liz intIepc,,l.
cnce. Ihls frUn U.ly VI thu Icadess Ut tlu ueln.
0crntto purity in illinois will nut help iiAncuek
much.
/ Walscka Republican,: ut Is pretty lard
thing to say, bt It IL tue, that tho DenI,prntlo
nltutiuu ut thubAnse Il week Mko lust Butur4ays
WIS a Disgrace To tho G1ntnll,,lty. Tho mdna-
Ksrs vt !ae % %noet'ng gAye tho al.loonxrspers
wautGd " arink. md It ws rolled nut tur .l,o,li,
1aftvl alter narrc', l1'ld MAJ free III tic Deno-
cralir crnwd.'
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It Is charged Tint Andrew Jackson Bell,
Democratic lluiaInce fur the Sc,,nte IN Peoria,
WIS n t1cscrter from tho ,tr,ny. Tho Peosta
Jtatf7as understands that hlr. Enlaty his nov
III his possession, alld bus shown II letler frou,
Ielfa old Carttin stating ttnt while bell wus Ia
tho llr;y hu deserted tefru the enemy h.te Ii,
frunt Of ViuksbtlrF md run HHty. After U1ilY
Etittu fur sOtlt llnIttths t Wua uyerluulG, unlt
captured somewhere III 0hit, mud wlls taken llck.
ff.N
tic CulIrt w4ls tit session tllD J1Eu-4atlyUeatu
died, ud tue proceedings III rtHMrt IL Hell hung
itru for l0t,K time, ullL were ilIiAlly drUppul"
, 1880-09-11

Tho Illinois Stale Board Of Agriculture 70.
port TINT tho returns received by tllonl war.
runt thu statement TINT tho wInter-wl,ent
crop vi lss0 III this State will be H,,eo5, ,50a
bushels. Tia figures Ut sprlng wheat arv
hut glyes,, but they will not alfer ml,cl from
tlaosu Ut lust year.
Winter wheat, ii.:Ii3,Jtu bushels; spring
wl!eat, 3.ss4,'loo bushels; to,al, 44,l5i. 4a,s
bushels, II thu wlnter wheat OF tho Stntc
In lss0 reaches 5,Sls, ,h0s bushels, tho t.,tul
wl'rat crop lM thu State Will be nE,out b3,-
W0 ,00 bllsl!eas,-nn !ncrcaHo OF about l3,60Q,-
600 bushels uycr thu unprecedented crop Of
Inst year.
Tho State Board undertake. to sta!e TINT
thu average price for this winter wheat Ut
iaSQ paEtl to lho producer IL 81 cehts Der
bushel, and therefore tho wll0lo value Ut thu
rrop Is S44,457.43a. TLls Inter Gnu ba but mn
esillNate ut best. Up tO this time there llns
not been more tlIan onC~lentll of tue wheat
crop 1t 1850 sold, aiMl EXON II tits Were suId
ut an average Ut s. colts per buslcl. how eau
tbs StAte Board undertake to fix tn atlyallco
the prlce ut which the remaining ninetentls
of tAe wheat will be soldP
sfllew wheat cropot Illinois. however, Is none
tue less enormous, a4u will he mono the less an
addition tn the wealth OF lhs State. The acrc-
a9e has bcen somewhat Increased, but tllo H.
crease In Yield pur acro will. II va mistake
not. acrount for much at tho total Increase
of thu State. The results Ut drainage, anu
especially by tiles. ai,i Improved processes Of
cultivation, arc now showing themselves,
but nut 80 'grandly as they will during tho
, 1880-09-11


bn1lalhRs tIo sum oi Sl"''VV o1' coEt"!'op
lhat our e'ti.ens saoscf'ste !'ke hn'oaaa w
ad'tltlot'' 1'lc QUESTION ot iocallo!'' p'"ns'
ahst management !" Nv ~ +" t''o bup.
sellpe1s. "H" chntae'e''stlo cneleS "lN'
emefl'r'so severn! VI tno Ma'',ns e,''].'s' ,'n.a
a1'ong tnetn NJ 1'ons"nrtn I'LL" Nlt' l'eAtel' IT.
Bua'ahteea uio SUBSCRIPTION .! 4'he
anlouht' anu i!i"s seeufed tno Auseu' 10
e,ne't'fia'' on ti.e fI,ot' ~
4he GLOSSY u "1' "e"ss lct'et' "n'eh WINS
very n'o.,cs' oIo con,n1"s tea''nth w'''eh
eAp'u','s .nu h'ot''o t'''. ~ ".'t', n'""ets
.,,eso u,sp'ass u Gsnesoslty III sn'1 l"t.e1lh'e
caS llo s"5s: nn'lns peeh . resIae',t ol
.'nc'nnal' ins iotts s."ta. anu s,'a1", ~
so'"e e@tenL ~ ''et plospeflt'' 'eci ana""s
10 oo a1's'n.ns IL. NY po"Ht =. IT., 10 aoa 10 ,'lo
en1o, .ns"t ~ ~, ~ . a't'1sns' !n's ~ "'ap'"S
=" i"o,in ep.'.1 ''.la Msn' 'o .!'.t - '','ls ~,
Mel'.nolc, "'a - WY "ls'lne 'lls',es 'no
Me'tns e'l'ae's ~ e'ne''''".' .' M 1!u''' sosu VI
1t', n."'oas o'esy , ut.et s.'y ~ ,tn's .""n's'
In'.''k "es''na'a's" u'e'. ,. lo...nes '"'o"gn
lae "asnn!asss VI .n' e.1y, lney 1esos"'.e
t',e'. 'n"euasuhesS ~ "e, "'''' nH'"'so"ae.'
alscna'so IT. "a 1'.l'e .l'e sooo sslse 70
~ W WINS 'aus a's .,',g' ~ ,,., ,lla'
e'o 'a"s "pt w "ep''seu VI wy @''o nA's">
tWn " "tsaa ,.,. " 1h' ss"e'"ss VI eui,Ht.e
tn"scis; .,,',' nnos "'So aee'.te sp'ca .'''. ~
,"o"eo :. ~ ,u a' e, ,r o"
=. I'M, nu3 v. a'''"'ss' '''..,'''ss .,I'',.
,l''o tno .aN", -. seo's 'tis.' :, '."'etto
, 1880-09-11

Gen. flamphscy.. shat lte might , bceomo 0nv.
eror q Mts.!:s'rpi: t. th1 & cx,Me'cl C"nxrca,,
Ht,slth Cart,l|na; and n l'as n'u It ~ tho,tsan
acts hy which he has lnccd tho work q r:'snrss;
mrtt, ns hp hnd prom!sct!.. lio vtnlntcd h!a
rrnt,Eso TINT traEtors should he nunIsho. IL
fS'E 5 ,eg 70 , ", % s BE- ySsfs hf H. Tsn;c 2ssr
ins. tu Their, The property they hal abandoned.
mid which hal lecn seIzcd t,y tue !!oscrnmcnt.
he appointed COLLECTORS and Assessors Of Inter-
nal ltnvcn1c. rostmHstcfs. f1'h nttcr otficprs ~
ts'o re:'t.ffinMs States, who ci ny nnd tilu rot
mud then eaIr1 upon Cu,10rcss to rri'cal the Inv
which ilu Ind tllsrrvArfct1.
Frun. this It ap},cars that Iohnson's chief
oirctsc In rrunlbuIl's eyes was III granting
paftioDs 10 1se.,rls that they might assist III
tho work IT. defeating tho constitutional
amendments nnti breaking down such re-
construction as woal guarantee tho negroes
The rights Of citizenship ard cxnct frun the
Southern States full acknowledgment Ut Nh
tionni authority. Since that tine every Rebel
In tho land except Jeff Davis has been re-
stored 10 full citizenship, ants nearly every
ono Of tlcni hns assisted III tho nuiEificntf0Il
Of Tho amendments n.A laws which Mr..
Trambull then advocated rs necessary to tho
dignity ant Integrity OF tho American Union.
1EL lNl9 6Aill0 40 t"Nh@
lending his aid to tho projected elevation!
Of the ex.RubeIs anil present nu!tliless
10 tho control OF the National Gov
ernment, though they have forewarned
the counsry that It is their purpose to wfpe
from tho statutc-buok "the last ycstfgu Of
War iugis1nt.on."
II Mr.. Trambull Is Of opinion TINT Ills past
record rs Republican ia calculated to gain
Republican votes for him rs n Democratic
cnndltlatc.-nnd hts persona! appeals to old
Republican associates would seem to iMdl-
cate as ,nucll,-ttlcn lio will not object to this
exposition Of his former views about his
present political companions. We are under
tho Impression. however, tint every Rcp,,b-
ltcan to whom ho ,unkgs nn APPEAL Of pnst fel-
iowsliip will tlcstre lltn to explain more snt-
lsfacturily than he has yet done tho causes
that have worked SO marked change In Ills
sentiments relative to facts, fuel, atld prlrcl'
| pies tint llnve undergone no change.
, 1880-09-11
LUCKY CINCINNATI,

Tile City 0f Cincinnati Is peculiarly blessed
abovs NIL other cities III this country In
having grateful children. The men who
laye secured wcaltll tiers seem 10 never tiro
In cxpcndlng Il generous portion OF It for
her uasyMM,eht, aNtl not only eslneo grcnt
generosity md public spirit III 10 doing, bnt
excellent tttste. Within u worry fuw years
past s!Io hls received seyen gifts OF which
any city might be prulld-ilamely: tho
Hughes and Woodward Iligll-Scloota; the
AlcALlckcn University; the elegant iountatu,
tho finest work Ut lts kind In thIs country,
tran, Mr. p10basco; the handsome endowment
at MI Rrt school from alr. Longworll,; tho
fund secnriug froo outdoor music fur all
time for thu worklngn,on and poorer clusses,
from Alr. Gruesbock; ana tic hnlltlaaule
Alustc-!iall, tho scene Ut her remarkable
festivals, from MI. Springer, WIN also adtlrd
to tl,is pr!ncely gift tue iargs organ IN the
!!all.
And now she has received stlll another
magnificent present III tho shape OF MI Rrt
museum, from atr. Z. W. West, onc OF llcr
leading capitalists. WHO hid tie foundations
OF his handsome fnttunB In the milling bllsI-
HISS. a1,d lladD ,lll llls money in Cincinnati
liz ll.s l,lade large donations bcfure tlIls to
cllnrlttes, but III such quiet way that 1t was
nut geuurally known, aud OF liis lust gift tbs
Enquirer says: "6o unustentatl0us ls ile Il,
every walk OF his life that his latest, best,
nnd most generous gift was q surprise to
aycn Its nlost infinite friends" How thu
public were surprised inay bu told III Il few
words. At thu oponlng ot the Exposition
OIL tie 8th inst. sts President, Als. M. E.
4 IT,.
, 1880-09-11

THE people OF this city and county hayo in
tic past fow ycnrs had fretlaent tccasion to
think aIr. Jatnes p. Rout fur rhls services In nut
tera pertaining 10 taxation, And especially tor
l,!a sorylces III tho 6talo D0ard OF Equalization.
There ts not d saxpayer III tho county whu has
not hnd occasion to 10 grateful to him for hls
st,ccusstui efforts 10 protect thls couaty axa!nst
tho exnttiuns prslo,ced by that 3uArd. 1t would
10 II graceful thing, tho proper thing, and by nil
mems IL most sc,lsIble thlbg, fur tho Cougrcs-
si.uu! Convention Ut tho Eirst District to tnstnl
uuto Mr. Kout for tho StAto noard. Intelligence,
experience, and ubtlity In ttat important olflcu
will thus 10 e. cured.