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ceeding the pale of the moon in each month.
All Royal Arch Nasons. In good standing. are
cordially invited to attend.
p. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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0 n A WEEK. sl2 a day at home easily
OIx made. Costly outht free. Address Tnrx
Co.. Augusta. Maine.
, 1880-05-28
MADISON.
Epfefaf Dlspdtth 10 The ChfeaQo Tribune.

-,
opfe'at ospatea 10 1"s caseaoo Tribune,
MANSON, May s.EAs next Thurs
day will decide whether tho Republican
party shall continue to rulo tic
Nation, Which It sayyd In 1syl.u5. FOUR cor.
RESPONDENT llas been Mt some pains to ascer-
ta,'' t1 & tue views o. prominent gentlemen IN
It ul,uost thu mfversnl onlnion TINT Will,
Ural,t ns t,ia sta,I,lur.l.Iearer Of tim Rcnul,.
llcan party that party IL rs sure OF defeat Us
Leo at Apponattox.
Gentlemen Guretul OF thoIr opinions, who, q
month nEU, were strong for GI1trt now ntlInit
TINT II will l,e sutrln, to no,ninnto min nn,l
sav ttot t,tr, an,i,iat, ,s ~. s ,,sa ~
s,s ~ tna. , .nstu Isa,a"to - llot ohly p9ooa,
bie bllt extremely likely, 1t he Is nominated
at Chicago. Should Wisconsin hold llcr
Convention Tomorrow Grant would not rot
n .iSerntc to thn ChIcnro f,omvont,on F In
"I. s,e,t nm "a" "rrtr y I,',. 'vt'o', w I. s ~
ohFS got oho' de',' deofso T. bfSsnt, IL 1t Was'
and 1t WIS only tho popularity Of Gen.
bryant In tho Second Congressional caucus
nvorroto NJ ,,n,l.rrnta tha stra,,oti, nr 49,, ~
, 1880-05-28

.jI,l ,,of Lnitov,
n,a t.t nos oG'!eVe iAalne would secure tho ,o-
nmt ,1stp t}nk e s ce, en3tee waa Mnns batI tIo a.
in. @ Lo iIo'iaht % sVna',IyeSin.W tMi wei. West To sum
fnlfnw liz s,irti ~ th., 79sY Wnetlter lla con%
mi vn.n ~ finfro H. ~" tMiGh1gan COnycntfa,
viii. 4'''' o"s lib lflends soy hs
cAMrpoy m n.r,,
1v,o,,,om.,,s ~ = ~ IANoER
herc tninv Scry r:v cnn Maay -lt Ia nsserd
tr!'ste fres tat wa% thSy " AsiidM1',1;1 AsiG dM1'1;11s
kfnni'au MI Ho,nn11ttee meets In Chtcapo nv w
,.,1ai Uiiny MeNs, oSmator cameron will {n ~ ~
n'aro aro'n ,,, ie Gni!rtha'isl by the DnIns
vii io tino W. ~ nror mrg " tne maturity Thiss
ill., ttv 'e''lraIy qrRnhlzatl1n IT tho Convasnas sa
inn of te Na|onai ,ip o,npted : expneted at this meet
, 1880-05-28
ALABAMA.
WAnNE1s'S STATEMENT.

EptetaI Dtspateh TO Ins Chieaco Tribune.
Nr,v yor,, 1fo,, " ,1,t1,1S,, trs..',,. T.,
iot. tw Il l9h; ,i a,, alns .,, Marncr, III
the situation in Alabama:
trho cuao ~ no,. s,,,t,h ,ra ,x,,,a,, :. .,.o,,
fafoHr n inos 'haa 1 @ OF cs3 ne ~ asrcts ~
our nnrix ne has Gs.o n.asa ~ o; alaGama ,t "
Mnr+,,.1mnt !4,s luz Always pGen ~ eicct
b. Gcc,yv w dstSss m ta ,s,r sStnes ne,
e%e6nGs Gnto.in py Or s11o,,Sh deiegates to state
or ,Ynern NV sn1a m9 ,Sce ns oyer ogcaftSa @
% rgnI 70 9nooso 9oicgMtGs for tic districts The
an r,t ~ Gi1f0..nn aui1t ~, adintn tls easao
wv ~ fMMt ~ tntnnR i MMo q'stTlets TOR report
eac M ec@ao m e,a e s' n' GaGu n on
~ ~ III Ing IT, od tae Gphxgon ~ To- MoGo
tTfct ~ yaa raucS MMca VI a @ utai wy als
trlc nssn ,Snetin nosGm ne'ega,rs u our iS.
.,.ss, sa.us ineUi'nE{ eFGEy connty he!lE ially
~: Eui' urKe, oi onr ne!e9atsSn,
anSa, HE a,t ,io,tn TT o e nt9fation OF tho
tio1 :, Ill aeIie re signt ol thG Gotivo-
i'ta ansu,. NJ t * f1efo eTi "1tn ous nes&les.
a,vinte thnt iao ,1a HslA ,,Mn ~ taa smnir'1aii,
~ noptcav " ho ht ut,n. a,,t as matter
, 1880-05-28
AT THE SOUTH.

0pEtAAh 1ttFtateh ~ Au6 [heit4Fu 4fkDuHcs
WASHINGTON, u. G., sfay :a7.-A prominent
citizen of AIabn,ua, IN II letter to n friend IN
Washington, gives MI interesting account of
the lletltosls which were used III the recent
State Convention to scctlre solid tl,irtl-tcrm
delegation to Chlcago, alld shows that tho
Chlcngo Convention ut tho outset will be
compelled to meet tho question of instruct!ng
district Delegates. ThQ writer Bays: "The
Sclina Convention was for GRAFT, md tic
nntl-irant men were benten by means both
talr a,td foul. Rnpicr, Collector OF Internal
lteve,ue, was neutral. aiii all Ills deputies
but ono wcre violently for Grant,
ltapier declined nt the last moment
to Mnke amy fight for himself rs Temporary
Chairman, on Illumination by tho Chair
llnn Of tho State Committee, who wns anti
Grant. III TINT the antt-Grnnt men lost their
only cancc, rs the Grant Chairman was
urbitrary and unfair TO tho Inst degree. On
the Inst test vote by yens md nays the nrtt-
Grant men were beaten eighteen votes.
They asI1eu n vote OH n Gull by counties on
the t!nnl adoption OF tho Instruction rcsolu-
ttolIs, but 1t WIS voted down. The antl-
Grant 1nen heat three ont of four
OF tho Suite candidates for dccgates-at-
large, atd put III tho colored men who
aro their personal friends, At lcast twelve
of tho district Delegates nre tho snnc, but all
are tied hy instruetlots anu pledges ,rEequlrc,d
i,l rle was a!d.9,pte.,, which may possibly 10
tell ,oW tho delegation will vote ut Chicago
ll!e oiliee!,ol.ters wcrn all Grant men,, md
counted against tho Inter from tho start
The negroes were fur Grant, hut would not
lInye bceit ~ the absence OF fatsu friends nr,tl
money. The district delegations all met
tlon asS,'t'led to ratlfy or reject, aald called
upon all to
COME UT LIKE SLAVES
ami pledge, which all did In person or by
proxy, but Gov, Sn,ttl. and ex-senator Wur-
her. Gov. Smith wns sick aid did hot at-
Scnator Warner to speak for him, who re-
fused to pledge, md dcrieu my authority Of
tho c9nyention over tho district Delegates
eyan to Instruct, much less to turn ont, Tie
district. No quorum OF district lplegntesc sconid
BY l!a1 to attend tho Acc0Elh meeting (otily
eight votes Of nt'.eteen}, alid ths Convention
INSERTED AMI exercised tho authority OF put
been rejected by tho delegation. THO points
ralsetl BY this actEon nre tho right Of Il Stute
delegates. In this case the Convention called
gates, aud then by Q yota rltitet a,Ml rejected,
md Iii tho caso Of Wuri,Gr Alla Smith elected
Sll nomlnat'on two delegates. Smith md
Warner Will present thoEr district credentials
to the Chicago Convention,
In Raplrr'a clse, nft9r pledge by proxy for
Grnht, they rat!Ileh mud reacflitetl, illen snnt
4 co1ninitteo fur llnpur,. al,ti, not finding hila
tlna!ly left q thy haIi!s Of The Gllal!'t,an.
or, falling In that, to
1EFUsl: lllM HIS CREDENTIALS '
from tho Stnte Convention. Thls was the
llllSt prepuSterntls thing uybr heard Ut,
, 1880-05-28
AN INDIGNANT AtEllClIAST.
Special Qtgpgleh to tn CHICAGO Tribune,

Special ptspafeh to 1ns Chicago 1tiouns
NEW YonK, aIay p7.-" This IL the most
remarkable Spontaneous nIoyomont,' this
Grant business, that tho world lsas over seen;
10 doubt Ut shat,' yald Republican NOR
chant to your correspondent tltls evening.
IL don't want my nalne III print, for M.
not ambitious to b0 classed with tho pull
tIcfalls l nuyer wanted thut aud would
not have 1t INV under any circumstances
sineo tho f,rant lua.lars have displayed them.
selves. Tho truth IL, ! eu4 aslanAetl to own
myself Republican, ,alul won't my iongcr
1t tho Chicago Convention doesn't make
some tnatters straiKht alu! give Conkllng,
I4ogail s. Co, n tesson tloy won't SOON
forget. Spontaneity, in.leutl. | should say
sol Why, lpok ut this State. l think the
press Us llnbe' 10 mistakes Of Judgment III
my OF us poor snortais; but not u got 50 fur
Awny from any rcat movement AlNl desire OF
TIC people rs 1t must ha III this StAte, unless
the Grlnt leaders liz when thoy say the
ln.ssses are wild for Gral,t. Dl. you ever
know OF u casc wlleru the press got 10 fur
, 1880-05-28
IN GENERAL.



NATCHEz, Miss, May 27.-The Democratic
State Convention WIS called to order by the
Hon. E. Barksdale, Chairman of tho State
Executive Committee. Three hundred aud
ten delegates were present. ALI tho counties
except six were represented. Ex-(tov. b. Il.
11umplrles was olccted President. Delegates
to Clnc!nnnti for tho State Mt large are: +.
G. Walthal1, E. Barksdale, W. 4. Perry, W.
s. Fcatherstone. For tho districts: W. ii. II,
TEson, Z. II. Brlstow, John Y. Alurry, X. II.
Taylor, Robert q. Patty, s. NJ. Ronic, S. S.
Carter, Il. l.. Henderson, r. X. Mayors, j..
Wlt,ers, Warren Cowau, W. T. Marti,l. Tho
Delegates arc uninstructed. Theru was no
expression indicating the preference Of tue
Convention: Electors were chosen, and Il
W. l.. lcm!ng way Is Chairman.
, 1880-05-28

1!Ogan In Illinois, there Is feeling TINT tho
Grnnt managers nra prepared to resort To
mnst ally means, however unworthy to rn1l-
trul the Convention md force fltllicntlon nf
the machine pruRrnni. Afany. lcNlllng Rt-
publlcans shy unrcscryc.lly TINT they will
not vote for Grnltt II hG h nominated.
TILE GENERAL. FEELING
Is TINT Grant Is beaten, and TINT II l,c Is
pronounced tic candidate he Will un Ms
result Of tricks which Tho Republican
pRrty ts LIT no wise lH}nliA tn l,itlorse.
Il H. held that tic Republican States md
districts VI tho country layH, with pastt!yo-
NESS declared n9n!,ist th!r'l tertll,. md to
disregard this a!n.nE, expression VI. !!epule-
criminal. folly. Democrats sy,npntlllze with
tho trnnt f10uin, mid they Ray freely TINT they
wnnt tlrnnt nnlilnntcl Because, llo cannot liz
elected. Republicans wtiu ttesfre tho nu,ni.
Iutton Ut Ernnt nrU few and far rbGtweeil. Tho
popular feeling IN TINT II tho machine, ns e,-
FilIccretl by CnMklfng, J.og,li, md CNtncruil,
Is not smashed the iArty will slltfor aisNster.
nuntVUE.
Special Dtspdteh 10 7ht Ehftdp0 Trttnne.
DUBUQUE, May 27.-Tl,e. 1naln talk III tt,is
city Is whether VIC nrt to have u tEfrtl-tarnt
cnntlttlatu or not Alany OF uur fenuInE RE-
publtcnts say openly Tint II tirnnt Is il0tni-
lntetl they Will bolt. Ille Germans nrv a!su
very ontspoken Iii their views nE.fnst third
term. Even strong t;rant lnc1l begin to feet
weak in tho knees ilow that tho nomination
chine politicians ny Cunkllnk, 1.ogaii, aiid
Cameron ara running things ftIr their ow,,
benefit. Thn only htickcrs TINT irnnt seems
to have lit this section nro DeihDrrnts, n,tl
they because they think he is tho weakest
candidate that CNtl bg nominated.
, 1880-05-28
IL ~ n SAS.
WANTED NY THE pEsfOCttATa.
HrHxitIi IIixnxffeh Ia Ihe f'hfstin, Tribune.

sr<i w@S1s" "cs,ss ~ t' '% r., "aesa1s "ss.ss a'sp
nrcsson ri tbc yirws nf lin Den,,rrnts of
kausns unnn tl,o cantlttlncv of titn, t,rant
n,",,, tho i,nn,,,,,co, t,"not i, nm awning
"p"'' .ie 'sspuu.I'a ~ .sso1 ~. IL. aao e,.se ...e
~ % ~ H ,o - soto eo
Convention. Your correspondent was pres
@ xnrs t Tint tl,o nraycrs of ths t,onyrntion M ~
esade @ Inv w,tout 4st s,int tat TT tic so Republicans
might be so blind aud unreasonable as TO
nIncr Grant before the rwopI, M their I'rcsl-
,ln,,ini rnmltlntr, n, ,f'l,nmos Mnnnftrtt
the Chairman. sal,l openly TINT drant's can-
sllttAcy was just what the Democracy desired.
Atcssrs. Dorton, Htnir, Fenton---in fuct, ill-
,n0st cyrrv nrrso,, WIN snokArcfcrrrl
sx'ltlng1y 10 ara'.t rs .ae prospective cs1l. .a,
date OF the Republicans, mid nss'lreti their
hearers that II, such ovcrt the success of
their party was assured. Col. l}Ialr referred
to Grant ns tho "coming Car" 4 delegate
10 cihoihnat', Win whom yoaf corfcspoh.l-
ent talked. In answer to n question rs to
what Republican would make the weakest
repe @ a;s" s. ad nve ohs. rs nus
.e.'aun. t,.,s'1 w WI laisc s"ca ely aoou." "
tllrtl term md nll the dangers wlllch sur
round it rs will CAUSE the Democratic carll-
NnlE, UH liz VIM t1G 13lR3s III BNGEp LIS Eul11l-
try like witl.tire." This Is the expression Of
tho
Frrr1yns or r1tr 1,ruorpAra.
1u,,,o ,;,a.. Is 80 a,,f.o,i .,,c,.,,,o.+
rn;,st a,s, m +,n et.en ~ ~ tnns,1
tnt y t tr,s II, ~ G ~ ~" .f1,, ft
~. :, r. ~ - ,n, Hw - ~, iS.nt. ,,t.ni 1T +n.s s
~ ,tt,t ~ i,icatfn,.s ~ t,t
t,n ,w,,,, ~ ,,rt"i,,t.. at',i, it ~ ,x.,,1i
tost 1 tat.,rrnt,s nv IN M, ,,1aco S Il ~
't s,1rI silaky fo,.n.atio,,' 1 I y lin Hint W Il WwouI
ultimately tOpple tn pieces. The bonu nt,u
stslcw Of The Republican purity are hot for,
Grant. md, In prnuf Ut the Insertion TINT ~
nomination would cause bolt Of the dftlcil-
StOlls expressed, your correspondent will ell
denyor to give tllo views Of those who arc
dcad-set against Grant III d future dispatch.
TorEKA, kus.. Mny :,7.-As tile t1ny for the
National Convention approaches the feeling
ngainst Grant In this locality inte1lsitles.
THE opposition comes mainly from business
men Wlusu Judgment iii mercantile matters
IL always saiiyht n1d relied upon. who baye
been Republicans of the highest order ct
tic nomination Of THO t!lr.l-ter.n candidate
great nIass OF Republican voters throughout
the North u1ld West. Tho politicians Heltssi,ly
tteilalid tho restoration Of Grant, but
tho wheel horses Of the pnrty, tho work.
ers, the spl5cr .sccond-til6ugiit element,
uro. llncOlnprnnlisingEy opposed to 1t nill
regard his nomination as frauRht with
tlnMger to thu Republican party nnd Kepub-
llcail institutions, Kansas js anxious to in
, 1880-05-28
NEBRASKA,
OMAHA



sptetai DlspateA to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., NIay a7.-'rhe lust nut Of the
Senatorial cabal IN forcing Il sol[tt State Ut
Illinois to declare for Grant III tho face of NIL
precedent, Justice, and rights Of matoritles
las awakened n storm Of Indignation In
Nebraska among tito friends Of
Senator Dfntne, alli nnurmnr
Of disgust aud depreciation from tho
conservative Md intelligent friends Of Gen.
Gr1snt. 4 prominent frlG,1l of the Generals
said to-day to your correspondent: II
wanted to sec Grant nominated, because I
thought lo was tho easlest lnan to elect;
but II he Is bound to secure tic nomination
against tile expressed wishes Of tho people
mn afraitt f,e will be thu weakest candidate" :"
Under ordinary circumstances Nebraska
would give Grant nearly rs large majority
as size would Blaine; but there are hundreds
say they will hot, vote for auy man who IS
lominntetl by tho enforcement Of the
machine gag.
3 LINCOLN.
Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Trtbun&
IL L1S;;SpIX. ;;,I;. N.Y., alny s7.GAy the tllno for
feeling among ant1-Grant Republicans grows
stronger. Tho lnnntpulntoHs Of Cameron In
ponnsylyanin first tillrd n!nlly with disgust,
Iora I af n foGMs s BY G GpnkE Kt + + Ny GSo{ss xSTs
has SO, branded Grant witt, tic 1lanin md
ntlor Of a machine calntitlnte that many who
favored Him at first Arc now violently op-
posed to him. III this county tho SUNG tac-
States nboye lancd, and men were nlicilated
fr0nl Gr!nt who would otherwise hlvo
favored hin. Tho massus. many Of them old
soltllcrs, arc dlsgustcd with tho prospect Of
Grnups nomination, MD not 4 few who 1lnvs
voted the Republican, ticket since 1861
threaten to bolt II tirnnt Is nominated.
, 1880-05-28

dcposei by the Boss because ho would not
degrade himself by a preliminary promise
TO vote for along" Jones for Chalr-
man. Tho Republicans of the Fourth
1a 1na5f'' na ae1,y a: to 's tho e}s%'s Nsoasl ,sxe @
are ,lncun.promi mislnx opponents Ut ttirt
term, md delegates have been sefcete!t by
Mr. 1ngnn to represent us III tho National
Convention TINT would be rcpusltntel by the
Republican veto 0f every county II, thu ttls-
trict. No l'ost-C -Conyentiol. scdative cnli this
i!nle II the Springfield frand Ii sncccc'ir'l BY
tic nomination of the Individual III whose III
terest 1t WIS ptnnnet!.
VOICE or LEE COUNTY.
IN TIT Edttnr at 7Aa CAtfooo Tribune.
LEE CuuSTy, ILL.,, May oM-llavo .we not
fallen OH sttahRe times? I fear 0iir oil party
will commit snlctdr. know W. nre walk
Ing rEht tasr %sr yofa'e @ Il tf{s ,rs no %ay
tfon Of WinnebagU County, liearly MI Ut tho
Ercnt Republican, counties of our granl old
State wcre deliberately. tllsfrnnchfsed Mt
Springfield. VIII they submit? is THO. qnes-
tfol. I.ornn's sllccess ut Springfield. mny
provo disaster and tlefent, neyor III my
Threatens our behaved tMrty VIII not our
leaders compromise on Ednaunds or Wash-
blrno?
iInw little John A. Logan and his backers
realize tho danger that threatens tls. III this
County tho nomination Of Grant would split
mai, vote, but Tho American vote alsu.. The
very best incn in our purity sny they Will not
vote tlatler any circumstances either for
tirant or Blaine. Tlsey mtlst b0tll bp taken
down, ur all IL lost, Advise vigorous
measures oil thu part of nil Tho antl.t;rnnt
compromise Will surely follow. u.
, 1880-05-28
M1NNESOTA,
bAt : u VIA
&h4t fdf fliAh4fth In ELLA f,Afed,

spsttai Dspateh to Tks CAteaeo 1Ftbuxe,
ST. PAUL.. Mimi, 1lAy aT.-AA lntlnit deal
Of nonsense ls printed in tho Easterl, papers
ab0ut tho Mil,nesotn delegates to tho ChlcuKo
Convention belng for Grant under curtain OF
Winotlta's ilalne. There IL not shadow Of
truth for this allegation. The sentiment Of
tho Convention was overwhelmingly antt-
Grant. Tho sentiment of the peopie Of t4le
State at the ttlMe Of tho Convention was
strongly anti-GEaut, and L. ten tlules strong
, 1880-05-28

ANH1" - w 4l1A ~ 4
----
wrong bcforo9 There aro tho 77mes md
Co"mcrcfa', OF New York, md tho TFmcs, Of
last Two. many uprsoua think thcv 0
'"o' 49, .s e,'nc ,.",, =. .,.,," a,t,, ,..' wv,
bs,t what II tue matter with tue hundreds ut
Ut them dnIly? How comes II that they l,nyo
takr,, M, tho nnil.,h,r,l.t.r,n nmcstIon fro,n
t,,o .,nrt md inn,,rn Tia ,",,.,, ,,n,,,,, ".,t
s"c,nn anu ,' ~ .o .o UI ,,ss moa ot
ipnl,ers III tho Interior could not 1.-Two II they
topk arcl, n tuck ms t],Is w,,nn their s,,lt.
scrll,crs wero all .soontancous' for
Grant. And wl,nt '''It imcans It Tint M
st,a,ia Sas,., " , ane a.iil1teliA pNPers nave
mscnT y n.,,,tMTHo i,SH T9an W. H., "n1 sMiprt Glai,t
tlr"nt1,n1s mov hoit o om 'FH rnnsnnp " pow., ,,,;
stoMt III. nt LII t,esn ''' ,cwsua!ers @ ky knoyv af trsff
w Ill.,, w,s n,,s'.s s ~. ntta ~ uttereN nG!re
ies ;ht,t, ~ t"E s!st ;!es{Eihto Htep VIM
Stotn n,n'n.t !" tr5"1 fS sn1nf, y M ealty imis
eaffy i aEa!!ist 9ryba!y, ard | don't Faess
iroli nearIy I'LL parts Of the 5tate, tiiI Tho
L. AnousEn t,' 1'x ri1E coNK11Na oAo GAME
verdict Of my mercantile friends Ii, No
Grnnt in ours.' Lie can't got the NopubIican
SoS.s;" Snot,,o, p.n,h,,,or - ,v,,on, c,,n or,nt
oyrs In s,,ni TrotIiM. for nr,nar mr ,,,,1,tsnni
ssryIcc bMt via II nn of III tha ,iet orksra itt
Dehlltl ttle sceies, W9S equally trunk III his
nXrrcssloiis+ Ip sAli lle Ind jltat c0nle from
many prominent Democrats. ilis View hclnr.
70 get their opinions IL guile for ReplliS
licaa Erospscis. iie found tiloin r. goncrRaiiy
thnru',t11 '"s Stfs,In 1at,dH OF efnlt, anu
,,unMr of thtM f", sfn ,1f ~ tdu p.ospEIYt sy1';,Y
latlicf bglit Grnlt II Tits coming. campaign
tl,al! any other cailtl.lnto nnu'e.t by tho RI
n ss iIsllnr ~ H. fi 's ten say say, "Pu,a + as
Ills opillion Tilt tI,cy were rlei,t. Tilu Grant
inen couii taiK down tilo STpls,sltlnfi to lie
tn.ra @ 5srln rs match ~ they plcasst, but It
MnS Ivy l''tn9 IN tile very rfec where they
Ghlcago % from Nov YorE W State to- knsws L Wei IL
now comm ouASr ryrrrr
to carry Nnw ynrLp liam liz 'n,,st ,tn T. ,vt,no,t
the votes ot W,Wo b0ltsrs, who Enyo Cornell
tasto Ct wlIat would bo fatal to Grant.
present cusp to nj lu,lst 6D.{aN. TFhnt was
most moderate cstilute, too. for from his
@ S%n odsssyaten a1i information, III he % beiavsd I'd
nearcr lo9Soc Ropablcans @ is IL NeW eye YorH Mxfe
the Ser1nllis lllto accnunt then, liratit
could not carry the State of New York,
Gyen ;y,, i ,1 Ti''le,i wer9 lis opponent aId
@ sS Ia agast sga Sw tho f. pan wv vii t. q dfohy y
~ IT. ieaG - !ao t!ilee SENIORS afl0lllu
9e ao.e 70 eatIy tlrougl, a. Ci.lcago tlla great
that would bH ull tho success they would gct.
ThIs gentleman saIil, III conclusion, tint TO
his rll,l the nomination Df Grnnt woi,id
mean II thirt chnftlatn ,vhn ,vo,,itl ,,o1f n,"ro
Wsnhifr votn" tnn frnt Mo "vu vi,a, pUn ,.loaa
e s.ve,l ' tlo party , fro,,n ""i aicfent u ia ia
EHllEu HLtNllLltHl 10 Lle nBnfpa E4FEn
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Indian Depredations.


The fair reader shudders when she thinks of
the settlers wife watching, from the door Of her
rude nut, the ratreating fOrn Of her husband
going out to his daily lahor-going out perhaps
to return net again, for before nightfall a saw
age hand may have laid him low among the
prairie grasses. Or it may be child, bright
eyed daughter, is snatched away in an I'M
guarded moment, to grace the next war dance.
When we read the heart-rending details of
these savage depredations, we are apt to blame
the government for. not taking more strict pre-
cautions to insure the settlers protection. But
we daily read of the depredations of that arch
fend, consumption; with scarcely q thought of
the terrible inroads it is making In au1aan life.
Tens OF thousands at h6nies are annually desc
olated by consumption to one by Indian out
rage. Like the Indian. consumption oftenest
comes stealthily, and no danger is apprehend.
hopelessly ensnared. and deaths fatal arrow.
ends the scene. DIR: Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, a powerful Alternative, or blood-pu-
rifier, and tonic, has restored thousands of con-
sumptives who had tried every other remedy
recommended to them, without Obtaining any
powers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-15
]. BACHMAN HASKELL,
Pastor of the Central Ev. Luth. Church
of StauniOn Va

CITY CONTRIBUTING the June term of the
City Court, which adjourned on Saturday even
ing last, all the lately elected Councilmen, Jus.
tices, Constable, Sergeant, Attorney, Commits.
sioner of the Revenue, and Mayor, were sworn
into Office.
George Harlan and John R. Kurtz were ap.
pointed deputy Sergeants.
Charles A. Hudson was appointed assistant
Commissioner of the Revenue.
A. c. Gordon was admitted to practice as an
attorney in this Court.
Archibald G. Stuart gave bond and qualified
as notary public for this city.
Bar-room licenses were granted to Brown
Waller at the "Boss' saloon in Irish alley, and
to B. B. Crowder at the American hotel.
The Treasurer's delinquent capitation and
personal property lists and real estate list for 1875
were examined and certified to the Auditor
The amount of delinquent white capitations
for the year are: white, SOY; colored. sl72;
white property tax, s11215; colored, s644; total
delinquency, s397.59.
The amount Of tax Ga real estate returned
delinquent is Sl50.91.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-06-15

CHURCHES SUNDAY.-In the M. E. Church
South, in the morning, the commencement
sermon of the Wesleyan Female Insti tute was
preached by Rev. ]. w. Bledsoe, Of Charlottes-
vile, and in the evening he also preached the
Annual Sermon, before the Young Ladies'
Christian Association of that Institution, in the
place Of Rev. s. s. Roszell, D. D., of Baltimore.
who was expected. but did not arrive.
The Lutheran church being closed by the
Trustees. Rev. Mr.. Haskell. the Pastor, preach
in the Masonic or Town Hall.
In the First Presbyterian church, In the
morning, the sermon was preached by Rev.
Samuel McCune. late Pastor of the churches at
Mcdowell and Stony Run in Highland county,
now on his way to his home in the Emerald
Isle, having been granted by the Lexington
Presbytery leave of absence for twelve months
that his health may be recruited
In the evening, Rev. Mr.. NcCune also preach
ed in the Second Presbyterian church.
In the morning, Rev. j. E. Booker. Pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church, preached in
the church at Bethel.
Services were held in the Baptist church,
morning and evening, by the Pastor. Rev. Mr.,
Frost. In the evening he did not preach a SER
mon, but gave an account of the proceedings OF
the State Baptist Association recently held at
Petersburg.
In Trinity church, there were the usual SER
vices by the Rector.
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