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GRAND CELEBRATION
r.-. of the
Z4th Anniversary
of the
New UIm Turnverein.
Gland Gymqastic Exeftiees
and
Vocal and Instrumental Concert.
ADMISSION FREE TO ALL.
To conclude with a
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The respective societies of New
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THE NEW ULM TURNVEREIN.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-10

grGpher>s Weekly Gazette.
Mr.. Moore, of the St. Peter Tribune
is doing about four-ffths of the State
printing, and for this purpose he has
lately put in Cottrell & Babcock i'm.
proved power press in addition to his
other presses. The power to run his
presses is transmitted from a neighbor-
ing mill by a thres-eigth inch wire rope.
the distance being 700 feet. Twenty.
five hundred pounds of new type has
just been purchased for the printing,
and about 500 reams of paper. A doz.
en- hands are at present employed, but
this force will be increased hereafter.
What the Editor of the Sarance,
Mich l., Local says: notice among my
exchanges many advertisements of DR.,
Bosanko's Rheumatic Cure, for which
1 would like to say good word. Some
months ago was troubled with rheu.
matism in my knee, which was so pain.
full at times. that I was unable to sleep
or rest without difficulty, and on the
recommendation of one of our drug.
gists, I was induced to try this great
remedy. experienced relief after the
first application, and found it lasting
in it's effects. 1t is certainly an honest
medicine, and we'll worth trial of all
who may be similarly afflicted,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-11-10

Q. o. PITHER, Attorney Tor Moltgsgee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17


rr'sn.. 81 al, 1iain- orleans 3D. sales 10000
hcqca- 1'g les or spsc1slon o." e1 ,, FeSsp
IIw cause. Angus, delivery, ri "I-o o- 's.''
avn" ~ i. u So3y,nii,ci and D,c.r.ber drly.
anr and J. aruary delivery Cs..d. Furures steady.
r .lI Alr is ] }or.iu.-fotion Niading plands.
C--a ding Orleans 1e Futures i-la-s. Low did
d.aa clause. Augus- delivery. i-' ~ ...
ool. Au..l6 -.l5 p otion-iA" -'les o il' CAV
!u.s. 700 b4.-s American Il,Gfe' r.-.a ooi. easier
ding. l3i,0 's-. 600. O'unaiy sac" receipts oA.-.
"a Ii, Aas i6-co,ton dal. Wtdinr. y iec- Low
grs- ba.,s exports o. Great b TON 'o- hles coa7-
,u. Il. a..l.. Sc tr. lild iIlua. 81 fc Low Md
ct 0ooi ord a-r. &C.. let receipts 300 o"l's.
,gaA,a Aus t., oon . lnisJ 4ad;as a. 2ct
frn 9. aa..- 10.t, c0ast"ise. s4i Oats ah4o' 30
Cag-,ali. Als. io.-cor,on firm. Niadlnr + ieo. Low
shipments. -- Dsl-s c.. -2j Ua,s. t.c- - - '44e';
.-.....Io, AHe 1000. ou firm NJ li.ins l.e. Icy
o-..~ -...~ la..'. si'-. POO 0',.e... diana. r1lo
s- a-e iS -..,,nI quiet. H'..tte llc receipt e.
@, npmrata. SOD o~les sales 400 oaes s'oc"' ''"-
,.ra. aug lG-cotoa quiet Mtins. l,ci Ie~ . lie-
ding .u-l. Dn4l.rY. $780,, .cl 'ii7. '' ''i
r,- .4.tnse. lO- bales safes 81 oa's' -'0c4 ''I'-
b'..'r .' -. Do"f lr.i. i'N . r.. n' .o. ti.
ae9. -alc- 4'' bates stoc IT, '"- 49,. ,.+
~. -- 8-... exports ooastUl-e -i6 bales. -.-e..
.r.,ft. 4a.l '-.o,ror quiet ,id"'0r % 7--. 10y
N.Nl.g a DuDa Ordinary. 4H 4ct nee i't-it, "'
lae. -, o3 oalas s-es. l99 bales spnAei' Al O~'''
-,.,,.aa 46r le-cotton duh. Ndding loi'. Low
N-. 4J'lsc.. COED .rl.aaii . -ol.' "'t Ie'o'P'' AUG
~. AM, IT,, ..ta nrm 1iaairs llr Low Md
m.u-. bales. sale. 30 bales -toe ~ 1aie, ,.
~ lN Aus. o.ton ste iJ 4..,.1,.ls. ~ 81 nov ,"
eaIor. e..s,f1c ITO bales; sio-E. 81 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17

class c. Mt Is: Missouri 6s of 1887 at IO7.
p" s Soutb Carolina non-fundahe at 4. Louisiana
"aosos are quoted at 46ls646lo and Tennessee IS
- at 3Oa37le. and new series at 30a36. There
20 No transactions in city bank stocks, tbs quotg-
,;ons beng steady.
r,;ir,ad bonds were dull but irrcgulqr. Ere see
.,d consols rose to 903l. and closed unchanged
en- saturday at sole. The funded - selling al
c-a.5~-Is against sol. Missouri Kansas ami
1evss first consols 3 HIGHER at 57s. and The
socond> rose from 6Gi2 to 67as New-Jer.cv Cen
tral rousols opened mp Z per cent al 1OSat, and
soclirel 10 loss Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols
Nov q. highera, 953l. but the incomes were l.
lo,,er nj 20 Mobile and Ohio first debenfures
,rsre IN demand M slash Cauada southern
e,.,s we're Is easier at 927s New-YoIk Elevated
arts were strong at liza, an advance Of Il pcr
ON Metropolitan frsJs being steady at 1908.
Orecou Raj road aud Navigation irsts recovered j
90 COL, There were notable transactions in ~yr1-
or.s Bnchamton and New-York GrSts at 1852
n,16 Lake Eue and Western frsts and incomes
socb were l., h CHER at 1O2 and 62l2 respectively.
: Paul and sioux City frsts strong at 1851.
Derver and Ri0 Grande frsts were 4 higher at
1nil. the consols btug steady at 96 Texas and
pacific incomes declined from co.'s 10 6s3s.
The >uh-rFeasury to-day gained S266.03l on bal
.nce. made up by a com gain Of S44.O47, less a
rrrenev loss of SIS OlG. This makes the the gam
s,nce Friday St76.350 Money ON call to-day was
in excessive supply at 2lea2 per cent.
The domestic exchanges ON New-York are as
last quoted excepting AZ Boston, where the rate has
declined 10 1923 cents discount. The United states
Treasurer 40 Washington TO-DAY received $4,000
N National bank notes for redemption. The cus-
ton. receipts were SG240J7. ana the internal
revenue receipts were T5-4. SOS. The following is
m, CIear,ne House statement to-day: Exchanges.
Sfuf .--4871: balances -. JO4SS The transac-
mons ar tie sub rcasuTy covertd Receipt.
:. 31- 312: payments. SlO31 go; currency bal
avcc. SIS. j13.G67; com balance, Ss1.34O,O91. $500
tn. tr.I-u exchanges are duii, sIXty-aays bills
b. ~ tCak and short slglt steady at quotations.
~. ----n-. L.g ~ D. uu-l.l rlL.s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
LEVY a BORG.
NOTICE.

The CONSOLIDATED Mortgage OF the Kansas Pichc Railway
Company dated NAY !. 1873 provides that the Trustees
therein purchase with funds in their hands The Consoh
dated price FOR which said bonds can De
had not exceeding pal and accrued interest
Now Therefore notice hereby given 10 holders of salI
bonds that undersigned Trustees sad consoed mort
gage any PRIOR 10 the 10Th day OF August
d. 1880 sealed proposals or the sale 10 them such rr
tees Of $4,000 OF SAID consolidated bonds and that they
will accept the offer which be made 70 them not
exceeding par and accrued interest
The propoals should be addressed 70 A H. Cae' at -
Broadway y " be received until the 2Oh day u
August at noon
Dated, this 81 lag Of August 1880.
I Ra,Il G4T T, ;er Trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
rrr.A crrG.E llAnKar


Tr~A ~ Y Aur. lG--ix thousand boss ~ '1oe.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
Diulotuo &oh-c5

gWipEND MOTT, E.-OrFIcE "SToG3roNr
& -r-.s Shining ,o'if.NT.' D Crelt LONGEST, \cN
Soak. sol.. Trustees oi -ll- company AaFr Gee area
"a .Ig.uE>H Ot f1lHI. F@.Ce\r 800 cents -l'i.
- t...l r ...k .l-a. .i. 1850 Transfer booAs c-''o
t.-4.l I5 ana reopen August i. l--'i
WILLIAM so. JOH+-O1 SECRETARY
or.i.e L.lr.. cmrF ,uSN9 .NrA>Y..
N. ~ .l,l..AT NEN-l uDE. Aux %, 4',lI
DTIDlND SO. The Trustees have this
u say declared dividend of uNE PER- ClNl 9, beng
Hn.U. oa t.,.aia o,s %. tls l any ot ~ ''' eI
share. payable ..- OFFICE ilit 'lhFAN l.. -.
If..ua. .aI s.. after IA INST Transfer BOOKS
ABRAHAM L. EARLE
secretary
Transferring of stock ana paving u dividends VIII hereafter
Doe a.ae EFF Oh. afle. of r.e COMPANY
Ds.... IA. .i. D.lrls MOUNTAIN GOLD NlNlN. CoAftAi(
ClI4IDlcfA
$50. NAr 81. tLN \ 1.h, aug. II 4,'J.
DrTIuEND $50. 14.-Ihe Board oi iruStccS
Hn, .I- .av declared the f1UrieeRt ID monf lN gu
mi rrl .f-l- pI SHARE on tASNapit4l stock Oh L.la
.uwuanr. rur.. ODD fIe -.ln INST - a.. ,-.,. ~.
D. j.. C.. tTH Ghl. ~tcretfry
~. D. .s IHG l-92.zs'A,E ,liSNs COMPANY
rPV.ND.l. August - 1850.
NIVTDEND so. 2O.-The regular monthly
..... SOD c.nIs per share las been declared lor
Il.r nse fle Office c- tAr Ilarsicr Agents, Mcl4s,
t.r.l. II no.. Oh I."lfHHv. ou fl. .ta n-ttnt
Il..s.-c l.oa- Gloss GA tle %. ia I'D tilt
Il. 3. PARSONS,
Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-17
rrrrEn AND CHEESE MARkEr.

rrrrlr FtL.- y So Aug Prices mel -c.. and th'
rnsrei . very -u Dnir .Ju1 boxes 81 Factory lie'sp
-r 40.. i I-c bItk bong al li-c Then" we're
sales OF $50 Dnvr- ~ Farm Iry cheese AZ lo j ac dnd
-. ua-s. OIL Butter gr %
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JAN ~ =. IA ".
A afrrf Trana ~


rrR NirureAV CENTRAL RAILROAD CoGrAsT)
TBEAsi lEls OFFICE. GEa.D '.hI "a Dk.,f,
NE~ DEs. june - 4s- ,
VNIE DIRECTORS OF ths company have
thls day lec llrei DIS ID 0f pfl. C.fr non
IT. cafa pay .bc on The ~f''> DAY of AtFISr
ucxi Office IHt transfer VIII he closed 40
-, ocS r.. ~ATt HNNf tho ~ tav = july nert ant
vii 1e rrlDeued re morning ItipA GIG h- 10y Of
ADJUST next G. NAtDl- 1851 l.4. littrnf-r-
, 1880-08-23
HARVEST NOTES.
ILLINOIS.
VLI1T 1TAFVl5s
9rtciai Dftpnfeh to The Chitnro Tribune.

5rtetat Dttpafeh to The ctitnsa Tribune.
HEr.LEvlLLE. ILL.,. Aug. G..-1n st. Clair and
adjoining counties n,In Is much nerGcsi. The
corr crop bus been injured 10 tho extent nf =
per cent on acco1lnt OF tho drought. On tho
18th, 18th, and 10Th tho mercury marked 10. de1.
In tho shade, md tho wntcr in cstcrns wells.
md springs is yery Inv. Whcat in this SUCTION
WIS very RntH1, Ringing from eighteen tn forty
bushels rrr Mcrs'. and waa sa~etl III flnG cDnl-
tl0n. Thu turner's hnrp fnark0tcf nbnlt Unc-
thlrl Of II ut prltrs rlnging frt u to 90 cent 3.
The bnfnnce ut tho crnp ls yGt III tl,nlr hnstis.
l'cttcheA. l,GnrA. and nppics wcro abundant In
this section this selsn,,.
Spteia Ittthlfth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
. DEcATuIt. III, .A,,g. @..-Tho l1nT.cOnttnue.'
dry weather f,ns been plnying end hnyoc With
ntc.pntc cnr1l i, ths county, much of It lH'-
t!ot1,k nicely pnr.lc.linriy that on prairic.1an1.
)thGr Hrlin Ii ot.1 Of dangcr. Nnratn tlas fnlIctl
hero Of my consequence since July IN, nearly
four weeks nvn.
1pfeili Di.pateh to 7ne Cheasa 7rfl,nne.
PiNCKHEYvItt.E. ILL.,. Aug. G.-The first min
nj any tiHnlflcancp to tho farmers of this county
Perry ailc0 .fuiy Il tell ypsterrlay. Thu rcslt
Of tho prolonged drought Is tho nln10Nt cntirc
fnrD NJ tho corn Crnt. nut n1ly at thla county.
lItit rrotty Knreisiy throughout this portion 0t
Southern Illinois, fARtHr1tgo hus tpcH very
dune brcnktng atuhbir-nnd: preparatory t0 tho
dry to i,e pio,vrit. The aerrnsS IT the onsnlng
Whcnt-crtp will nc very materially hssonGtl on
this ncettilnt. Tho present yt!r'k nyrr1l1c Of
wheat to tho ncru is not 81 gtt0Hl az tli of last
year. Fruit "a II better yield; nul corn will
prove n fullur0.
, 1880-08-23
PRESIDENTIAL.
Cheerful Greetings from the
Rural Districts OF
New York.
Tho Republicans Alert, Actiyc,
United, md Confident
Of Success.
Certainty that The Democratic Majority In
New York City VIII Be
Cut Down.
Inauguration Of the Campaign in
Ohio by the Repub~
licans.
Gen. Beatty Tells What May Bc
Expected to Follow Demo-
cratic Success.
A Striking Comparison Between
Democratic Principles Of
1860 and 1880.
Tho Arguments Of W. i. Yanccy, John
c. Drecklnritlgc, md }Sado
Hampton,
And The Danger Of Developing the Old
Evils Of Secession Days.
A Striking Comparison Between
Democratic Principles Of
1860 and 1880.
Tho Arguments OF W. L. Yanccy, John
c. Dreckinritlgc, md 1Yado
Hampton,
And the Danger Of Developing the Old
Evils Of Secession Days.


vEny ENCOURAGING.
Special Dtsputch 10 The Chtcsao Tribune.
NEW YOuK, Aug. s@s.-1'ho Times snys: Two
publish this morning lctturs portraylng tho ro.
lticnl outlook IN Onu1tln. Qncens. Richmond.
Saratoga, Tompktns Wayne, Wcstchcstcr, and
Wyoming Counties. and, like those presented 1T
tho Times ono week ngo, nil ngrce TINT tho
prospects Of 4 hoayy increase in tho Republican
yote and Of Republican duocess were nevnr bot
ter. From Suffolk County to Lake Eric asld
from lliohmonl to st. Lawrence our correspond.
onts tell substantially tho anno stnry Of good
feeling, enthusiasm. and uEityin tholsepubcan
rnnlss; while from, nll sections tho Democratic
boast that tho veterans would vote
for 1fnncock ia refutot IN tho most
satisfactory mnnner, and evidences Of ds,,nion
md Indifference III tho bourbon l'grty abound
OF nil hands. III regard to tho uutloek In Now
York County, Republicans throughout tho Union
Gun feel assured that nevor before III tho h!a-
tory Of tho pnrty has such cfroct1vo work boon
dono rs is nov going on. Fiourishnx 0arlctil
md Arthur campaign climbs hnye been organized
in every Assembly district IN tho city, md In
many Instances they exist in every election dis
trct OF an Assembly district. The pnrty ts united
md enthusiastic, well orEanlzed, aud aatively nt
work. nntl Un ovpry hand determination Is
manifest . pull down tho enormous majority
which tho !fotrbon faction has heretofore pilot
up on Manhattan leland. The prospect IL most
encouraging to MI Republicans. Tho TfHfs hns
Htatc: There "a no HIncock h4,on1 nnywhore,
and thu Rcrnbicnns nro *tretgthcucl hy Num-
CrDala recruits fran tho Democratic Rde, scsp1-
cially among tho !oyol.hcadel business men,"
, 1880-08-23
OHIO.
PREPARING f0n THE STRUGGLE.


Special Dispatch tu 77H chicago Tribune.
CfSc1fNAT1, O. II Aug. 2s-Tho cnmpatEn In Ohio
was Informally opened by tho Republicans last
night with largo number Of meetings. The
DorH1crats will not Gpcn till tho first week In
September. Tho fight for several weeks promises
to t,o nf the akirHaish kind. None OF tho big
o7ltors arc expected to cntor tho Btatp Until
after tho Maine election Is over, but when they
do coma tho battle will be waKcd furouBly a1l
along tic lines. Just nnw both StAtO Committees
nro hard Mt work. pcrfcetln2 tho running MAcll-
inery md getting things in shape for gonoral
notion. The mtst tmrurtAnt BpenkCrs now
II, tho fold nro Con. Gibson. Judge West,
Con. BeAtty,ant Col. T. &. Campbell, for tho lte-
pnblicans. Ju1Eo Ifoad!cy has delivered two
uomgcr7ltio speeches. Con. 1}Anntng, Dome.
cr.ltIo candidate for Congress In tho Second Ills
trict, spoku lust night III this city. Gen. Dnrbln
Warl md tho othor Democratic candidates for
Congress- throughout tho StAto nro also ou!ttvnt-
ing tholr districts sodulously, but no general
work On tho Democratic st1e Inns yot be-
Eu,. Con. John a. I.aHul. Of 1llnots, WIS Irt-
noullccd to deliver two speeches IN tho Stato thts
wcek, but ho Withdrew tho engagements to ltl
lnprn pressing ones In buino. -.
"A report cUnlcs, IN Wlnt nppenra to 1c KNoA
authority. TINT Gov ltIRhpp'H son, W. r. uIsl0p
lately Ind An Interview with Tllttcn In Now
York, uull secured tho prnmlse Of Il liberal sum
Ut money to bo spcnt In Ohio na the cAlnlalg',
noarA III entl.
Visiting tour ct tug military oncnnn,nelts. mot
tho stnto tturlnR h!a travels, anti Lau reports
things M wclrtnX II ycry bright look for tho He-
publican purity,
, 1880-08-23
KNIGHTS OF. pYTHIAS.

st. Louis to IEp fionorcd with Grcnt
t;ntl,crtas Of This Order the Present
Hyeek-An Elaborate Program Laid
Out.
ST. Louis, Mo-. Aug. 1.-Fropnnuons for tho
reception and entertainment Ut tho HupgDnlo
I.plgo Of tho Worltl'B Knights Ut l'ythlns on
Tuesslay 1,oxt nro nearly completed, and cvery-
thing vii! 10 rcady ut tho proper tlne. Tho
Supreme Chancellor, u. u. Woodruif. arrived
lust night al,d established headquarters ut tho
1.nGoIl Hotel. a largo nucnf'or at individual
Knights have arriyntl to.llay. md morn will
l.,llu tn.m0rr0w. Thcso lAtter will ho lea,Gyn.l
ut tito Union tlcEtnt ly C0!n1llttcO t,y divisions
NsslKl1cn for tl!At duty, all escariAl To thelt
tliiNrtGrs !,n TsinslAy morning. The SuPrslIle
1N,uYu will p9 received ut Odd. Fctetlws' Hull by
ttie tran iElKent stlss'4rl. when addresses will
hetloiycred hy urand Chancellor W. II. ltu'laIrh
,.!.t' rssl,Ssso nude 1'y tho supreme Ghanesi-
tako place "Wednesday Aftcrt,1s,n at, 4o'cnck.
being l1t,,wn acr,sa Fifth street 1T tho cort,nr
OF III. Chltrcs, Flags a,Iu banllerB will hu SUR
Illtle4l VI intervals along thu line ot llusrh, n,l
the private decorations will lB NUMEROUS atiu
yarieI. Actlny-3tayhr LtKhtger will !ssuu II
proclamation tn-tInrrUw closing NIL the rity
nltlccs un ruc#iny n.ti Ask!nx merchants utnrr-
nlly tD slls[ea business. Tho rtt'Mf,ler Ut tho
rrKrAin viii consist u prlzu drills lty Uniformed
divisions drill CtrIs, hA1ls. etc., AHd cHtrEta"
lacnts Ut dlifrrunt kinds. Tho rGtlst,Aalt hAFu
reduced tho sntos tn ono furU tor tho rnt trip,
And groat crowds uf 1Noplc Aro 11poctod to b1
ptpsenL
, 1880-08-23

4AxAA4J 4l<A4| lAAS -
TIE "coaAE,so1AL" EDITOR On THE MErun"
LICAN NOMINEE.
SPsin4teld tD.l If<pub4te.
Republicans throughout tho county will be
glad. wo doubt not, to read II Rtatemcnt from
tho pun Of Mr. N. lfnlstcud, etlituc Ut thu clEl-
clAn1ti Commercial, or blu vewA eulcarnEnF
Gen. Jnsnes a. uari,old. ltcpnbllcan candidate
for tho Presidency, especially I'D DUInout1stlo
not rcgard his nomination hs gtH'd one. Mr.
travelling agent Of tho hepn'4tc l'rIutIny Com
pnny, ~ gratlfy Ills 0wn curiosity n,lI tleslr,,
And without tho saxKestion Or evrH tho knpwls
of tho editor uf tho litahltc addressed tho f0l-
lowing ll0tu tu Mr.. l3atbtcal,
srHiK0FlEl.l. O., Aux, ", lsSl-I3 no Editor
noticed III Democratic exchanges tho following,
tbs Shaisss sSSss isiasii. liz ill., nat sssssf u
!nr " i:s lsst!asat: and II y sxts.se tss.lnes:
EdttAtia, June !, lstS.
Tho atpyo ! Just cut from tho Bteubcnv,llo
Ga1ttfs. dcsrU 10 know II aucl editorial over
appeared In tho C0mHerctH3 PltNlsu haye tho
*'A''''s 10 a's"0f ''' 'Sssa Sssusi. as' &AnpuAs,
To this BIZ. lIalstead responded NJ sollowss
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. ~, lSSn-DEAK BIn, l
hAvo sovoral tlMcs sslte<t tho llcts a6aut th4t
paragraph. Whom QarAcld WIS muhtluaed Mt
CnanAku Tor tho Presidency | thuuRht II simply
Y think that the Ohio delegation. bciug Divided.
sao1la also bo den!orAltxol. did nut bulloy0
tno hamluatt9n Ut 1nrttgld possibility. III this
state 01 A0airs Opposition IL the talk utout Cur
4ea appeased ~ tho ctlls!nns OF !he C@H5ae.ral.
dGselopmont OF hostility. 70 Sherman.
ne!aa Services III tho Convention. A. 10
, 1880-08-23

HOW IT noPEs 10 REACH Ann pEttrsTuATE con-
TMot. 1vEn THE hArtoN-srEEctl or tlEs.
pEATTY At TROY, o.
8peetal Uhuaseh to Ths Chicago tribune.
COLUMBUS. O., Aug. 2..-Tho Republican caul-
pHfgn IN Ohio lnay nsw be roKatrcd ae formally
opened. From Information received ut tho lsc-
publican Committee rooms. It Is usialett tho poo
nlo ro asiyc 10 tho issus Ut tho prosunt ssruEglu
Lnst night, Con. Beatty, VI this city, met Will, n
warm reception 1T Troy, Miami County. THO
clDHing l'orti0ti OF hiA staooch nttrantch much
conn,ent, especially tlNt portion relnting to th,
dividing up Ut 1SxAs !nln llrU Statrs which
wonld pluco tho North ut tho lneruy Ut tho
South. THO speech will Rttrnct general nttuE-
tion.
After describing tho condition Of tho Southern
States, and se,lllEtH from tho reports Ut Gems
Thonls, Howard, md Sheridan, ulll PEcsisleut
Grant, h0 concluded III fn1losys:
"ln tho light of tho testimony submitted, Il
would be useless f0r my unu to ntt0n{t to dis.
guiso tho fact TINT there IN now struggle l'o-
tween seutlons,-nnUlhor phaau Ut thAt conflict
which took ptac1 from 1s1l to 1eGl, founded upon
tho same generll tleas. pr,inptesl by tho sa'no
prolutllccs alld paabons, and cArrtc'l f0rwMfA tn
tho t,nuth substantially BY tho sunu methods.
II Ia Solid South versus Solid Nhrth' Iho
South IL stranger tt,-ay, politically. thin 1t WIS
lloforu thu War Tho whIto people # thnt .po-
tlan hnya lust thaIr slavts, itlsi.a'l; hut they
have gained hy HUT lnss thirty additional sutes
III the Electoral Is'llcyo; antl. although thuy
have stta,cs.isel tho freedmen, they W + cling
troi Ut Congress and tho Executive.
WHAT wuUIn TlIKy nor
"Hrst-Cut np Texas into iiyc st1sos. ani thus
gaia s!xhs h.. aaa!tipn9l se''"t%ss Ha S!fai, "; .,
~ "Seea-Thoy ] ;thS Wild ] roorganlxo tho Supreme
Gort nnd a. then sweer away tue intes "'ne''
"TI,tntGThsy ,suIi pit tho Confederate sol.
, 1880-08-23

4'uM Ia'E nAAuohAls AnE ItsaNu ~ ntna.tA
uFoa THE Ct,LofsED rEort'E IN Aiss1sstr1.
To The Editor " 7hh chicago Tribune
CLINTON. Iowa. Aur, aO-Wfll you kindly riyc
r1ncc In thc fo,lo,ytn,, In nfnruotinr rccaIycl hv
p.'su " w '"tu." ,..'..I., ~
mo from my hroshor at 6mlthrfllo. MISE. and
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unty- -tlyu slaves berore thu War;
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front, tho wht0 lncn takfn4 lACk scAta Thu
orator tbpu hrg,us to ppts,In.to our 1A,upIr To
voto fnr Ilnncock. oftor thls fushion: AMY co,.
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ofea ir'e'lt's' anu nont you Ri'o"
YOU ought to vote Tor fIanc'ck, for ho is tic
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