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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30
Gen. B~arringer.

L Mcdonald and John ScheLk, color
p. Necklenburg, have given atldavlts
mo all charges against Gen. Rufus Bar
- afmis application ofcampaign funds.
~. We have never taken any stock
tsse charges; because they came from
batds. and because we believe Gen.
,,ncer to be tight-fisted and intensely par
!, but personally honest.
Intimately, mis- own vehement preju-
In him more damage than all his Op-
.snts. They hurry bin into statements
h he cannot sustain and they blind him
. own self respect. For example, DIR.
| r,b. in the correspondence about the
snpropriation of Fines and forfeitures'
hun confess that he said it in the
tof Hebote,' and without any reasonable
oiation. Again, in his printed "Ad-
70 the Public he mis- represents the
=, Diamond Hill, Arson county, where
he drunken darkey, Station, was roughly
He'd during a ~scuff1e, which his own
.,tpee had provoked
S.n Barringer admits that when a row
ninent Lockhart stood up and ap
-I.5 TO them TO desist Then ne turned to
! and said, General Barringer, you can
mis-" Ny friends adcised me to keep
soTt. when L replied: Il am here to
a stranger: not to keep the peace"
i'.t station was taken off his bowels cut
his head smashed in, though, after all,
+ m~ortally wounded.
Here is an implied hat he could have
:ats5 the disturbance but-"My
ends advised me to keep out OF
Was this in order that some
serious might happen? He
jmits that when Capt. Lockhart fin
Ia3 II made a brief reply, and again
~ Ss1J N, cro,cd doUn." He continues
n o.Lbart reioined ia his former stain, and 1
!s,ined to an wer it except to explain one
and tell an anecdote.
Lust as | started to leave some one said.
rour party are responsible for this" !
MED il: but said Staten was somewhat to
.me for coming back
Inst 50 And his great file leader, his
,nd;da,e for Lieutenant Governor, could
axe saved him a severe beating by
| .rely calling upon his friends to take the
kew away until sobered.
len. B~arringer's closing remarks are so
nifeRiI and witty, we ire bound to
! Ne them entire. He says:
Old Miss Nancy does not object to just
-,csm: but she does protest against
8mb-proof," Stay at-homes," "DOdg-
and political tramps, generally, at,
npting to put her in strait jackets, and
N cry crazy" to cover up such scenes
those at Diamond Hill and Center. All
asks is the poor privilege of dancing her
ia IN her o,on peculiar wdy.-Wil the
sple grant it Or is all discussion to be
nj down by violence, by trickery and by
personality and SANDER?
Respectfully,
RUFUS BARRINGER,
Rep. Candidate for Lit. Gov"
The idea of a straight laced Presbyterian
Ter. with an Aldermanic bread basket,
shing to enjoy the poor privilege oil
[oh! horrors -'dancing her Jig, in
own peculiar w~ay,"--'t is shocking.
spent several months with the General,
Fort Delaware, and had no suspicion he
| yuld ever fall into these bad habits,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

STATE ~ NoRTB CARoIIsA.
Berti. County 'o"''
Whit u. Hughes. Admin. ~
simon 4 Hughes Petition tn cell isnd
against tor Asseis.
Matthew W. White and wife Mary &. White, Name, 4.
Hugh =, Matthew r. Hushes. Mary Hughes. zen
elope NewheTn, So lie Ne~b~pu, - M It.niAnlp
fuKh. Angie Emillne Pueh and John rngh.
Heirs At lac
1t appearing to the Court that the lie fer dant, VIM.
benjamin Push, Angie Emlline Pugh aud John Push,
above named are non-resid-pts Of tnlr State. And rssd~
at Tailsooro, Lewis county, KY. IT ir therefor. hereby
orderei that they appear before m. >, my office IN
Windsor, on or before the seth day Of %. iAsD, aud
answer the petition OF plaintiff, or jud. meat slA bs
granted for n sale OF the land ss PRAYED for. And that
this notice be publishedior PHI weeks la the farmef
and Mechanic a newspaper, published Ia the CITY
OF Raleigh in the an Judicial District.
Witness, VIM. p. Gurl-y, CLERK of superior Cont. al
> hce IN windsor, thls lIth day of September, 4. u.
lS<l. Wa. p. GTk4 Ny
sep 20-6x. sc. lterk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

CHILD KILLED BY A RAT.-RendinQ Sept.
The family of Frank in Renter were
used from their s'umbers by screams OF
.er four months old child. To their hor
/, they found a huge rat graphing with
e babe and biting it in the throat. The
shook the babe as a terrier would a rat,
5i then it jumped from the cradle and es
led. The child was horribly mangled,
I'd it died from commissions and loss o.
81. Ii was buried last evening.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

W~adesboro Herald: We have heard OF
several very fast t~Iotting and running horses
that will be present at the fall Far OF the
Dixie Association.-Hon. Wade Hamp-
ton ha. been invited to deliver an address
at the Dixie Fair, on the 2Sth of October.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

RUFUS BARRINGER,
HE LOBBY KILLED BY THE DEMOCRATIC

The LOBBY KILLED BY THE DEMOCRATIC
oNGREss. Moreover. every man who has
atched the course of Congress under Re
abican and Democratic control knows that
lie Democrats are, as a party, tar more
.onomical of the peoples money than their
opponents. The lobby, formerly so power
Il aud corrupting in Washington, has abb
Iutely disappeared since the Democrats
TX control of the House. ". 7. HeJnId.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

-:O:-
Chas NJ Walters. Jan | 1851. 50; : II Durn, Forest
Vile, sept a. 80, 81; Mr.. X " PEBBLES, Jackson. a.,
Dec II, 90; n NJ Iomlin-on, city, /, sept -. ST: A
w Rich ardson, Eagle Rock, :, sept II, 81; X d
Christman, Eagle Rock, ;, sept ~, 81; ) - Eddins,
Eagle Rock. /, March IL, ~ j A Hood. Eagle Hoel
4 July ~ N.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

NorK.-To avoid Losses by mail, and the bother
OF giving, aud preserving, R-ccip,r, We shsll print
IN this column the amounts received each week,
and the time TO which the sub oriber is paid. Here
after no money will be credited on the books until II
Appe.rs here. SO look for your name, and IL II
doe not appear or II there be any mistake in the
L rm. write to the Editor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30
WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

sF- Corrected every Wednesday morning thercios.
showing the state OF the mark-ts on the previous day,
TUESDAY.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30

The RAIDS have called their County Con
%vention to meet in Oxford, on Saturday,
Oct. and.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-09-30
LOOK OUT FOR YOUR NAME
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

S2-U A YEAR. Sl.Io -Tx VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

CO0K.-By a superior cook, VINO mas un,
onbtcd rcfrreneta from her present employer wE0 -
going TO TnropcI do al kinds OF good cooking ana
,kiuR city or country, 6U2 6ti.ave., near o6th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
gitnnnons Danleo- mIlca

,rt,n N.Iyy
A ~ E FIX. rr iI' ~; Wi REryEhATT,lErP
~ ans Wr,i Tw1Tty iir,laL Golfer Faghtnaye:;
a. % S1 it corner Tnogqnarc 100 rnga
49, I9 a2 ass , coz phs y To- @ regular
Sacerates ''"'' -
4 GERMAN GARDENER, married, wo|l cx-
nrncg IN 81 ss .n. irl,, and v@gc
l'Lo Wishes situation as heah Gi1fnIr o" rpnc ice
.,1 pppcove La,.i,., occ,sion 70 rmplov
y 6a,'rrr waters coacn, y,rro"r' ooi otncr ho"'
a a5 KY lr s "I ' r eaiir 5uTe are airc
ibS Ein!s " maze in are supplied. r,r Of charge
at u'' MANHATTAN A''"'' l. i'-' .''''n''' ~,
Il '4,rii IN NIoc,.' la IN mis- ary good T'f"rcnoos
Adii"- b. W. BE- so El'' "'SH'''' --------
Lf..prrT ,RIF uiddIp-aocd man in
! a., iair,ir 81 ,rai 'a s,c-.ry or Hl6g houc
l2y.- q %, e, 30 ~ ri Mn WORK REASONABLY CHI
, ,..r>n,V.r S:,,.,tio., ,y,rtrd ~ ottrp-
\ ,-a d s,a'i'Ga. 80. no Vi r9 rollIycl
IN s,.~ usl sgfr"'s. A'f''' H. &c. BOX I''' i''''"'
...,.,.'.'. ,.,,. "a ..,..., iii inst
y !, ''.a !, - .nS To- 'l.r Imti a.r,u IN ~, q
H H,aiMn~ G1 ao,. on O.. MI" hlos. ,h '- 49,
=, ,rTr<rrr - willing yo,u, man of
Il - H'-' .r,, ~ a Do, - r,,t.iiml
"' IT, IT, ,,!, !E, aI'il =. y.a,Srsi
-,...,.,.,.,.n NM .r,.,, b.s
Is Nd IN. ,t ''',' ha ,'' i.,encc caor
't'r"-- Gt"E'f - fF> PR I'll '''" "'y----
"a = v, fo't.' in
~, i..,.. % .,.r- est, ;isres typ ilo., mm'.t@g
W., ~. 90" 0@ " required ''' OF "''''S'
49,, ,,..i -. ,,r,,.d
~ ihLlW, %'umG s,ie, l,' r., yrrruc
80 ~ .l ' 49,. O. ,,i.,W popI rri. rnr. Address
IN ''''i'' .''N -, Il
! NUAC!lNAN.-By "a first -rla>' ro&rhmin, WHO
y 'ea In aI ety., i4 iy IN i S,S cs aI r
gnr rsrla-ss- ~, " 90 w. i l.,ry s,rr 'i'' W.
| .,,,,,,. -, IL. ~, 49, l,i,,, -,
wo n. WHO 4, "A Aarrrani Wi 20 as COOK am
@ or tate good care o. eh1Fes aeon e Or or ad GT
w Do ~ on Wo-t.s,doavc West Bergen,
Jersey Chy. ----
! 30 (CUMAN-lly married man no fam
y ~ Ten ,g,r gty o ~ 2r ,ho nn mqsama
n gS WnGsor t. rs WIS, i9tst
| CyOArUNAN.-By q Protestant nun, who
4 oronry undcrts ne .ar9 % h9 g GaTages ana
the a.; iayes E hrou % not 5S' Recp ing
! horses. Address COhClA ~, 100 west o-"SG
CtnACjINAN.-By a thoroughly competent
" lands The care ., and b. Ga. q G ysT
bgst oy reicrgGec1 Sn !SrnSg PtgIss employers
Arpl OF ao"re.s G04si :" 4 y 90 ''' - - ~ -
COACllMAN-{y Young man IAN %nn NOR IF
horse, Gnii1g ccs any 5iIaUs X 40 tWcst I9tist
country l' s' ---A 49, ''S.---S,--7--
! COACllMAN and GROOM.-As histociass
~ cOa,hmhn ahn yin Wv yI'51 y, ~ W I'm
thoroughly unrroHlut hS business ~ n.d ' , ~
tr3rn's itrrgncU Irm, l"Io ulhp'o9o'o "ppo vi ~"
alT,1 and CRooN nv Pro,oStont
- yong orousy a@%rs'@na i thG pT%por u trfSi
snd ohising good references Address coA'HhAN' 24
West 4'a' s'' -
| TOACIMAN md GROOM.-By n single man
L with Ten yeGrs best city reference thoroughly under.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE. new
~ YurK TRIBUNE WILLIE RECEIVED hIIiElt
TOWN OFFICES. No. l1fS Brnadwy, cor Inv yI7t,ss,
a. No sON Mpst TwrTty -tlirdat., coiL" Fakhlha'e;
No Sc Last TougtrH.St. corner n9YslH"e yoV hss@
Iyf con- FORTY snVggItt-st.; HARLEM OFFICE 40
2,2NI Third ave. neutrality-suspicious. olA
Nl.Iirn Savings Bank building, uP u J. III" ioS"~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

OOOK.-By an excellent Scotch Protestant
\ woman with ir-tciass references az cook IN Fooa
family uudr.tauds cvurything IA tho culinary line ana Il
Tac baker city any part Of the country Gail at S92
lStn.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
SHANAKIEL COLLEGE,
- WanlsWOrth Common, London, 3. w.

Educational for the daughters Of gentleTsn win
and thorough Instruction all the branches OF
liberal education Resident French AMI German gogernesses
Musical aud other professors IN aiy
inclusive terms, made tor
pnpis Of ali ages coming from distance who can Do met AZ
arrival OF the steamers ana 20
whom are offered ali comfort and care VI renped home
testimonials ami reference 70 parents VI pres
cnt pupils on application TO the Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

NUAMBERMAID and NURSERY an Eng
" Iisl Protestant who thoroughly understands her duties
Is very kind and care.u Of children and good plain se
stress; a neat quick and NJ an nmiahl, KING dSp9st
tion give beet city reference 'ah nt MIS- hrH -
NJ I3S MnAL IN ST.. rOInrr 6lnGNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

NOOK.-Bv competent woman as ilrst-class
y cook IN private family, where kitchen maid Is Kept
would lR9 go 10 Newport good reie!ehcts Cs LUZ n'o
n llhlar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

GUANBERWORK WAITRESS, LAUN-
y DKL-S Hiih good references. Can be seen at ny
PPoTEeIAHI. HOME BUREAU. 1913 Cihaye fourth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
Wisconsin Railroads.

MILWAUKEE, July l.
The North western Company has GOO
miles Of new railway under contract.
Instead Of 2,34l miles Of road, the North.
western advertisements nov read 900
The western extension of the 81 Paul
road runs through but one Indian reser-
vation. Through this one, the Slsselnn
ana Warpeton, the road runs for II miles
and right of way was granted over
month ago 10 cross the reservation. NO
trouble OF any character has been met
with by the St Paul Company IN that
country. The making Of rosd.bed is GO
inp on rapidly and satisfactorily.
Sight changes in the projected line
from this city 10 Madison are being made
and the work upon the line will be com
menced soon, although it is not yet OIL
cially announced that the contracts have
been awarded. II 10 stated on good su
thority that as soon as the new ilne Is ia
running order, the two companies VIII
pool the earnings OF their lines between
the two cities If this statement IS True,
as there il much reason to believe IL IL, no
reduction IN freight Or passenger rates p
tween Madison and Milwaukee, neea DC
looked for. The running time WILL, now
| ever, be lessened somewhat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
Nicaraguan Canal Enterprise.

Tie concession granted by the Govern.
ment of Nicaragua to the American pro-
visional society, having IN charge the
scheme OF an inter. oceanic canal, has
been received at the State Department IN
Washington. by this instrument, the
provisional society secures the exclusive
privilege of constructing a ship canal
across the territory OF Nicaragua. The
canal is to be of sufficient dimensions to
accommodate steamers OF the largest class
used between Europe and America. Inc
locks are to be not less than 500 feet long
and % feet deep. The concession Is tor
ninety.nne years from the date OF the
opening OF the canal for general tralilc,
during which period the company shall
have the right TO construct a railway
along the whole or any plrt OF the canal
ar also such telegraph lines as 1t deems
necessary for the construction ana WORK
inc of The canal, aud these lines shall
! transmit public messages i1ce OF charge
| The Government of Nicaragua Will de
clare the terminal points and the canal
itself throughout lis length to be neutral
and that transit in case Of war between
other powers and Nicaragua, shall be pm
! interrupted. La general the canal shall
be open to the free navigation OF all YES
sells, provided they pay the dues ana
observe the regulations of the company
Tloops Of foreign nations and vessels OF
war will be allowed to pass through the
canal under the regulations OF existing
treaties. Vessels Of war belonging
to other nations engaged in hostlll
ties with Nicaragua or any other republic
Of Central America will be vigorously eT
cluded. An effort will be made to secure
q guarantee from Gil the powers Of neu-
trsli,y Of the canal and Of a zone along IT.
and of sea 10 the vicinity Of the terminal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
w ashlneton News.

WASHINGTON, July l.
The receipts from internal revenue for
the month ending yesterday, are Sl0292,-
051; fnr the fiscal year, Sl23 CPS 25l.
Tue custom receipts for the month were
Sli 900 nc; for'the fiscal year, $l55 l0S,-
Gil. Increase over last year: $40 06l,640
from internal revenue, and SiIS5S, 563
from customs,
The following Is u statement OF the op-
crat.ons of the National Bank Redemp-
ton Agency Tor the month of June and
for the fiscal year ending this day, as
compared with the corresponding period
last year: National bank notes III Tor
circulation assorted and returned 10 banks
o! issue, for June, S30SG 800; for the
year, 1874 $50 500. Notes unfit for circu-
ls,ion assorted and delivered to the Comp
,roler of the Currency for destruction
and replacement. with new notes, In June,
ST i63 500; Tor the year, @29 SCI, 500.
Notes of failed liquidating and reducing
banks deposited in the Treasury IN June,
81 222, 700; for tho year, 80 500 800, Total
Tor 1880 June, 1878 400. Tor the year,
S6l .3i3 900. Total for 1879 June, $li,.
62S 700, for the wear, Sl60, S9S $50. DE
crease--in June, $685. 300; Tor the year,
sos, 55j $50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08

ports, whose dimensions will be defined
This concession, with all its advantages
and privileges, will appertsin to con-
struction company, and is only transiera.
BILE TO company which is to be organized
by the provisional society, and In no case
can il be transferred to foreign govern
ment or power. 1t will be organized in
the manner usual for such enterprises,
and its office will be open IN New York
or where it may deem most convenient
and it may have offices at the same time
in Europe and America, AS may be most
useful, Ii will be called the Nicaragua
Ship Canal Company. The company
can bring freely emigrsnts from all parts
OF the world, aud shall bind itself nos 10
interfere in questions which, directly or
indirectly, may affect the public peace Of
Nicaragua, and not to give protection to
criminals or disturbers of the peace. 1t
is exempt from every form OF taxation
during the period OF this concession. The
remainder Of the document refers 10 rou-
tine matters. Capt PHELPS President of
tie provisional Society, is now in Europe
for the purpose of arranging Tor al early
commencement Of the work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
Outlook for Trade.

NEw York, July |.
The Public of this city says, this morn
ing: The third naf year since resump.
non closes with much uncertainty in all
markets, much depression In some
branches OF business, and u general con.
viction that the country tries TO recover
little too last from its long pros,ration,
bat with very large volume OF business
In progress, with solid and steady
improvement In most departments of
industry, and with generally satisfactory
prospects for legitimate trade. The re.
action from the excessive speculation OF
last year has been severe, and possibly we
have not seen the end of 1t. But 1t ls
worthy of especial notice that exceeding
few commercial disasters have followed
the most remarkable decline in prices,
and this fact, with the magnitude of bust.
ness, which continues without check,
bears testimony to the general health and
strength ot commercial and industrial
system. Failures had been mainly con.
fined TO persons or firms engaged IN
speculation and bssing their operations
! upon purely speculative prices. In the
! iron and coal trades al attempt to main
| tain rtillclal prices by combination
/ have caused some serious disasters
and more may perhaps follow before All
the mischief done can be repaired. But
1t is fortunate that as the speculative
movement was not only baseless, but
WAS only overdone, 30 business has been
sustained in spite Of the collapse OF spec
ua,ion by remarkably large Legitimate
demand for iron in railroad construction
and bridge and other buildings, for grain
and for nearly all products OF manutac-
! turing from consumers,
The following towns gained IN The
/ clearing house transactions over The same
| week asst wear:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
A Bolt the Old Dominion,

The advices from Old Virginia are
not calculated to calm the nerves OF the
Democratic leaders, but, on the other
hand, to fill them with apprehension. For
some time past there has been formlda-
bis division in the party upon the subject
of the State debt, and an oif-shoot from
the regular old Bourbons has exhibited
growth and strength of purpose which
threatens disruption. This faction takes
the name of "ReadJusters,h the signib-
canoe of which term seems to be partial
renudistion of the State debt. SO far as
it goes TO weaken The pubic falth
and break down the public credit,
it is disreputsble issue, and one that
Republicans would naturally refuse to
sdopt but as it has seemed to offer a
means Of escape from the tyranny OF
Democratic rule in the Old Dominion,
the negro population, which composes the
bulk Of the Republican element there, has
shown disposition to join teams WIN
the recalcitrant Readjusters, TO escape the
long continued, proscriptive rule OF the
old party. The Resdjusters have called
state convention to meet IN Richmond on
The seventh Of this month, to nominate an
electoral ticket Of their own, entirely dif-
tereot from the oac supported by the
regular party, which, though they do not
propose to repudiate the Cincinnati nom
nation, will so divide the vote for cleo.
tors as to give the Republican electors
majority. They claim strength OF
80 600 voters, which number subsirac;oi
from the Democratic vote. will leave The
Republicans heavy plurality on the
electoral vote. There vii. doubtless be
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
week last year:

But one city (San Francisco shows a
loss, and that Ii. More than one half OF
the gam at New York is attributable to
activity in stock speculation. The returns
are not very unlike those of the previous
week. They show a very fair increase OF
business, In comparison with the cores
bonding week last year, at most Of lAe
cities, but do not indicate that the prevail
ing uncertainty az to the commercial ~
lure has lessened. or that the movement
toward healthy condition has become
more steady and even that there IL full
tide of legitimate business Tor the season,
bat there IS not full confidence IN the Ia
ture nor in any advance OF prices upon
which many operations have been based
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
Political Intelligence,
PHILADELPHIA, Jul,

PHILADELPHIA, july l.
The following letter from Senator Cam.
erou is gwen for publication:
WurK SuLruug SPRINGS,
". Va, Juue 30.
l.. Montgomery Bond, Esq:
SUI have your letter Of the l6th inst. liz re-
ply 10 II | would say thst agree fnlly n to the
nature of the coming pc iucal contest, and A. far
As my health viii permit will do all | can to
kecpln power the Republican party, but IA TO
tasting the Chat manshlp CT tho National Com
mittec, that cannot do. for the reason mat am
physically unable TO undel 80 the lahors which
necessarily bc.oug to tho position | foand my
self, after the Adjournment OF Congress, very
much broken down, aud | WAS theref re COM
PEELED To abandon al my business atisirs--s al
though they had been neglected during the entire
session of Congress, and came here with
the hope OF having my health restored am
Obliged, under advice OF my physician, To remain
here for several weeks. Therefore, you zee that
II is impossible for ma To do as yop, Is well rs
many other friends, think ought during the
coming Canvass. Iou may rest assured, how
ever. that rs soon "a | am well enough shall
give my entire energy a. u member OF tho Com
lnittee 10 the great work which "a before us,
Yours Truly,
(Senotl j. ID. CAMERON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08
strong efforts to bring sbou, reconcile.

strong efforts to bring about a reconcile.
alton or some kind of compromise to
Resdjusters positively decline 10 unite
with the old organization. II they per
slst rs they row threaten, they Will make
livery warm for the old Bourbonic fac
lion, the end of which must be defeat TO
the party, sud the success OF the Repub.
licsn electors
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08

The damages from the late high water,
along the different Wisconsin and Iowa
railroads, have been nearly all repaired,
and il is found the losses are not so heavy
as al frs, reported Although much loss
and extra expense has been incurred by
the delays IN transporting produce and
passengers, every line, except the
Prairie du Chen of the ST P.ul road, is
In running trim, and that division will be
in shape very shortly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-08

The graduating class OF Williams Col.
leee is thus dtssected by lts ststlsticisn
The average age is % years 3 months and
days, being q months and - days less
than that OF 1879. The average weight is
l5l1s pounds; the average height is )
feet 8 inches. In opinions q are Repub
licans, s Independent Republicans, in.
dependents, stalwart and one Democrat /;
l6 Congregationalists, Ii Presbylerisns, 3
Episcopalians, and 2 Methodists; If are
tree.,raders and "a protectionists of vart.
Gus shades. Eleven Of the class will study
for the ministry, law and medicine.
Four will go into business; journalism
and teaching will attract . each, and one
will be q scientist"