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A seautIfai ChYoI,I,.,o,. !,

David z. Foutz has ieit tt our Office m
elegant chrome OF Fouiz's plantation. rep
resenting r1tal scene Of several miles ex-
paDse, interspegsed by ornamental traas and
snruppery. His residence In situated on an
eminence on the LEFT of the chrome and the
barn on the right. with agroup OF cattlJ, 8
flock of sheep, a herd OF swine ana fowlsin
the Background, beyond which is q river OF
considerable prominence., Ip the foreground
Is marc and coltrunning ut full speed with
distended nostrils and flashing eyes. Tho
artist he's portrayed these animals In aheir
greatest strength and beauty. We are In .
formed that DIR FoutS will aefd one OF these
beautiful chromo3 by express ifee OF cTinsgo
TO every merchant who orders one aruss or
more OF Foutzis HoFse and Cattle Powders.
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9aaersD'l,' gatsllIaeares.
LOCAL NEWS.

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for the Grst Insertion and RsIfIy Gents per ineh
Tor subsequent inseniops :ess than fisrce - :. s,
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advertise for three, six or twelve months. AdVei-
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ate business 81 the hfsl or iniivsdu coJiFActing.
Obituary Notices exceeding Eve lines, Tribntes
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Jected Eannscilp;s VIII not ke returned unless TIE
ago thereon. A4- We are Dot FeSpohsible for fhc
views and opinions or our correspondents. +
All communications should be addressed to SD
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orders de-, should be made payable 70 the order Of
F.. b. MURRAY Co.
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Said an aged minister, when I wish to
speak with ease 1 take tepspconfnl OF
Consaens' Honey of Tar, the best cough
medicine in ihe world. I. win clear the
throat and voice better than anything ever
=, fii5e Pitts 51J. B'ot safe by Wiilite &
Wilhite, DEuggists, f,nderson, 8. @. "
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Grange lHe,sslne,.

a nieeting of S.oreville Grange will be
held at Carsweli Institute on Saturday, siat
inst. All members nra urgently requested
and all neighboring Oranges invited to
attend. Colonies J. W. Nossia ..:.;s as s
Rucker nre expected to address the meet
Ing. T.. G. JAcKsog, se.-stary.
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sUFFERE RERsy RIsAIl ,ruTa IN yn,r

SUFFERERS, READ THIS: IF YOU
are afflicted with Neuralgia or Headache,
you can be speedily relieved by taking the
Specific Ncnralgine. Speedy In It's action,
entirely free from Opium and other Mar.
cotics. It commerds itself In being as limo.
cent as efficient. q III: ..s M s ~,
HUEr, RANKIN & LAMAB,t
Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & co.
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Why will men, and women. too, suffer
with warts, corns, bunions. frosted feet,
sore throat rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains.
and bruises, when they can get relief BY
using Conssons' Lightning Linimenta Pfiee
80. Fer sale By Wilhita e. XViihitn. n..,n:-
gis.s, Anderson. s. g. sI..' &. w,
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Greeugille, g. o., Jan. s, 1880 j;
Thpe. 6teen s. Cc., Grosfiyille.
3. C.Dear Sins Z have used iIie
Hall Self. i Fe4ding Coithn Gin.
manufactured at Sing Sing, II,
Tor spverai seasons. it iS tt,e best
constructed and finaat finished Gin
] over saw. It gins faster, makes
a better sample, ard, thus far, ex {
cells in turning out any Gin eyer
used In this part Of the COUNTY.
i have used; during the pass years, Y
several OF the most improved Cot.
ton ems, and much prefer Halls
Self eediBg Gin 20 any OF them.
II IS q perfect suc ccess, and I cheer
fully commend IA to any nc ed.s
ing . Cotton Gin. Very fespec, Z /
fully. JonR RoaritsN.
PlecGt6wn, s. C., July i7. 1850.
10 hn u. Peopl Sir: !: The 40.
Saw Hall 81 y. Cotton Gin b0tigiit &
of yGti, has given perfect sasisfsc.
.stion. I ginnRd u l6 lbs. seed Ga
ton in 3 minutes by my watell.
It cleans the seed baf tier an j runs
& lfuhfp fhn NJ any. fSft, 4 .n,,e,. Ga -.
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NOW have
Es buying The
Baaaes a YIN ID Sullivan eodgers
any Sn o and call sample Gin
Tv1pLiaa Sg. have nea
which
hlnS our cotton we'll until
The bales
SesdG
2gTs lba Seed
a45sa Ilbsss
Oneb
weighed Faisbanks
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There viii be n meeting or Sandy Springs
Club IS Sandy Spflngs, on Saturday, 7th
August, ct z o'clock p. M for the tranSac-
ton of Important campaign business. A
fuIi attendance or sbe meizbers Is desired. 3
8. L. EsKEW, Prciident.
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~ Now Is the time 10 get g fnndsoiiia
Buggy or Can iage. G.. a. Recd, Agent, has
just resolved tt car load nom Lo;iis Cook.
which nsc TO 30 sold at very low figures for
cash. Q. a. RRED, Ag't.
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lgIDN VIEW nIor
To those who want to purchase Cir don't fl
vi, hHye been ssiag Cotton Gins
Cotton Presses. Call mo
J5,v, ,aso JOHN E, Agent
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q Anderson Clnb win meet or "a

The Anderson Club viii meet on sat1r.
day. 9Th kngust, at u O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF nominating IN Intendant and four
AWardens for tho Town OF Anderson, co
serve for the ensuing year.
ny order OF Jas. L. Orr. President.
u. d. Maxwell. Secretary.
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Delnocratlo Clab Afoatilles.

slabtown Club win meet on Saturday, 9Th
august, 81 o'clock :. ;.;.5 We W. win be glad
TO see any or all of the candidates Who can
be with us on that day.
Ionr NJ. GLsNN. Preaident.
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2S6S' ihs.

Not quite q lbs. seed one Of lint With weight of ba
Tor D. Glenn, IlG9 lbs seed, bale 483 lbs seed
weighed out on EaiEbanks acneas RespectfnllY yonrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
GRANT ENTHUSIASTIC

THE REPUBLICAN Party MUST NOT BIZ BEATEN
Now-xo SURRENDER UNTIL THERE ARE FREE
ELECTIONS AND An HONEST COUNT.
CHICAGO Sept. 2.-The Daily Aecs prints the fol-
lowing letter from General Grant TO Senator
Logan in reply to an invitation to preside at a Car
field and Arthur mass-mceting which Is to be held
IN New-York:
My DEAR CENTRAL LOGAN: | left this place
two weeks ago Tor an extended tour through san
LUIS PARK and the Guunlson country, AID hence
have ouly lust received your letter of the 2sth Of
july Will be going East the latter part OF sep
teuiber and will gladly attend any meeting Intended
10 turtle the success, ot the ticket headed by
Garfield and Arthur. agree with you that II VIII
not do to be beaten now. We should never be
beaten until every man who counts, or represents
those ho couut III the enumeration to give repre-
sentaton IL tne Electoral College. cas his vote
Just as he plca,rs and can have 1t counted just 40
ne caat H. Yours truly L. ;. GRANT.
MaRitOu Springs, Col. Aug. 10, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
AROOSTOOK COUNTY AROUSED.
rpy TrtEGRAPg To THE TRIBUNE.

HOULToY, Me-, Sept. 2.-One of the largest
and most enthusiastic meetings ever held in Aroosiook
County, indeed in Eastern Maine, took place here TINS
afternoon Colonel George Carter ana Senator Blaine
we're the speakers The latters address was, perhaps
the ablest argument the financial question
the brilliant Senator has ever delivered be-
lore a miscellaneous audience and held the great
assembly spell-bound for hours The dangers
OF triumph Of the Democracy and consequential free
trade were also forth by the Senator, who confined
himself strictly 10 these points, omiitng the Southern
question entirely. His presence IN Aroostook County
has called forth lcuitcent Outburst of enthusiasm
At Presque Isle yesterday he addressed together with
Captan B0u,ele. TIE Republican candidate for Con-
gress the largest meeting ever seen there.
One OF tie great of to-day's meeting was the
presence Of the LovaI League and the campaign clubs
from Bangor who travelled uniformed 100 miles 20 TINS
place They neid grand tOrchight parade IN the even
lng.
Tbg place ia a stronghold OF the Greenbackcrs and
the meeting today very nkely to have important re-
suits The will bc thoroughly tnv'r-cd during
tne remaining DAYS of the campaign by ipfan lou
tclle. +. W Hollis, Of New-YoIk, The Hon L. HiIhonioh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
TELEG R4PHIC NOTES.


TwENTYoNE YOUNG HORSES SOLD.
MDnLErowH n SIP 2LIWsnty-nne ,,IaS y1nnG
County sod auction here today The prices aver
STRIKE OF RAILROAD MACHINlsTs.
MILWAUKEE,. Sept. 2-ihe STRIKING mac chnlsts or
the Chicago Milwaukee and ~ Paul ialIoad claim they
tr me measures
THE NEUROLOGICAL ASSOCIATIONS
CIvCfSNNTI sep. AT the GYnecOoglcai A.
.; 51GT Tft'Hs h. % Bgtord Of Chicago ampbe oi
man, Of St. Louis j. a. Enc OF Augusta, Ga
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE OPENED
mouth College began ,os pG p and Mr Fos1 ys
OF The Medical college.
STRIKE OF sHOEMAKERa
arose some tine 90 the shoemaker ensnged in the
retail in tis city and tier employers strike ie
IS%S De ys1sY s1o aST de- 'A04' "'H' ' '''
A STRIKE IN THE COAL REGION.
poT-r- VIIIl Peuu.. sent. I'll he miners at Stew
aivis coI cry operated by Montelius & Co.. at Noun.
s'r"e because te SIZE Of their wagons hss
ss demand supplies equal tnat Of other coeEles
C0NFEsSING TO CERTAIN RoBBERIEs:
PHILADt LPHlA. Sept. JOHN. commonly known
% c % an9 $ q6 desaPason % IN whleS
he thas he committed certain ooeeres Tor which
are now undergoing lDpsohheht III 'e Eastern
ARREST OF A MEDIUM.
B0sTOv Sept. 2.-Mr William }. Fletcher. the
sprtuasne medium has been arr.ted and large amount
o diamonds anu Other rOpeu Gepned as 70 iss
IL, the property Miss Davis nov IN his possession
ROBBING JAIL.
CHICAGO, sept. "a sp'cia To The II1baae from
Dewitt say; tigh prisoners conhned III ne ClnOn
Connfv Of the lailor powered
ard gagged the turnkey and escaped Theg carr ed he
u, ke book and them In their flight
BJNNtD IN A LIME KILN.
CHICAGO. sep "A dlsp .tch 10 Inc lnter-Ocedn
s.va thar DANIEL aIk buinrd death Johnson
Line Kim this evening lie was pushing some stone that
A the mouth OF the 6iln when t
ave Way snudeuly carried hun with being We'd ed
I'M from The hips down. Ie burned 10 death Ia ten
minutes
THE FREETHINKERs' CONVENTION.
FLMiRA. sep. IA ue Fieetninkcrs' Conven-
ton AZ fnracilsve today, the trv EEb-r OF New York,
urssutea himself rep orth dOxy, request.
irr hearing dricuCe Of he tllistau rcleun lie
rroufel tuFen huuOay afternoon toionrl
hovot 81 irgerrol will a.ldTess the ConNcnuOn lat
| shall 1 40 ~ De saved"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
NEBRASKA REPrBLICAN CONVENTION.

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 2.-Ihe Repubhcan
state Convention met here yesterday. The
Ron c. A. Holmes was made pres
dent OF the Convention. r. X Valentine wa'
renominated for Congress by acciamaton. The state
officers excenuiug the Land Commissioners an1 SUPER
IN fend.ut Public IgsfrdctOn were 80 renOminated
The Convention adopted resolutions indOr-'ng the
MAI ional platform dCUoUncin. the seizure OF the Ala
hama polls by the Democrats rs an act surprising all
formeT efforts OF party the state on
its Increase IN population and wealth ana plcdgng
support 10 National Sate legislation FOR preventing
raj road extort on and discriminating charges.
The Convention elected Charles \. Holmes chairman
last evening" and mated Presidential Electors g.
II Tat.rsfop James Laird and O neral ". Collins. l..
X Valrufiue was renOinnated for Congress by acciI
non. AlJuus Nance rcpOmlnaied Tor Governor
and f. C. earns FOR Lieutenant g OvernOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
TNREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Thursday. SEPT. = l-SO.
The Dag NcrS SAYS has he tual shipment Oi gOld 10
America ycs.crdly Wa ABOUT 2l5O,000 .77200OOL
Private dispatches mention The difficulties OF two
well known house, IN TIE silk trade AZ Lyons. They
have actually suspended but IL s feared h"y must
de-
HAvASA. hus 2s-Tbo yield 4 his years SUGAR crop
has Dccu bou 5IJ. 900 TONS a-lns 6-j OcO cons last
year showing decrease or about 20 per cent
MADRID, sept "a wooden bridge over the river
E,-o u.ar Iigropo 'cl to-day whle battalion Of
ir1oi crossing One captain, thrce lculcnants ana
sXty-iUur Men were drowned.
OUEHEc Scot. The British vessel NOrthamp-
tau lgsiip Admiral sir Leopold McCniock. with the
wfr We s.ls Blanche and Forester, arrived Ia thus
nHrhor last evening. The 0overnur-General viii visit
tAc II tgshlp This morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
A BLOW TO THE MAINE DEMOCRATS.

GENERAL WEAVER 1HE GREENBACK LEAD r. RE-
PUDlATfs THFM-SO FUSION If He CAN HELP IT.
PoRTLANp. Me-. Sept 2.-In an interview to-day
General Weaver the Greenback Presidential candi-
date said : There fusion on the State ticket
in Name. II General Pasted is elected 1t viii be
solid Greenback victory, wholly without Demo
cratic significance. There will be no division OF the
Electoral ticket, with my consent, either with the
Democratic party i'll Maine, or with the kepubEcans
m West Virginia. Should anything of the kind he
attempted IN any STATE Of the Union II viii meet
with my emphatic disapprOval. shall hOld DOJont
meetings with Hancock speakers Our missions are
widely different. Lett be uncerstO0d once Tor all,
that we constitute a weil-defued party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
A DETECTIVES INVESrIGA 4 TONS.

Detective Dalton, one of the officers de-
tailed by Chief Police Murphy OF Jersey CITY at the
request Of citizens OF Arlington, N. j.. TO inves
tigate the OF the recent fire there
by which Mr. Bciser's house was burned, reported
at headquarters that In his opinion the fire was not
caused Ivy ncendiares and that there burglary
as reuorted TRIBUNE reporter saw Dalton last even
Ing and asked him the reason for his statement
"Oh. we'll | do not TO nythlng about that
matter but 1 do not think anybody set fire TO the
house."
"Then you think the house caught fire from some
natural eauscP"
" Yes, tlats about It." 80
d" And what makes you think there was no robnerYf"
We have evidence thai there was any robbery, or
thar hr robbers returned after the alleged shooting OF
one of them nv Mr Belser." .
How could the house possibly eaten nre where II
did there fire the house before the connaSia-
tiOn 2"
$50. lido not know how it could have happened and
do not care talk about IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
KANSAS REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 2.-Ihe Republican
state Convention met here yesterday on the first
vote for candidate for Governor, the
result was as follows: ST. Join, 220
Carpenter 80 Henry, 40 scattering A Resolutions
were adopted ndOrsng the Chicago platform and can
ddates condemning the Solid south. secured by in
tlmidation fraud the polls 0y Drmocrats' and
con graduating the country upon pros perty follow
Ing resumption
The Convention completed the STATE ticket to-day as
follows
IfeutrnaHf- G0rcrnOr-S ". FinueT
Secretary Of Stttc-J tmrs smith.
AUdi0r-P. j. BOnehrake.
TrcraUrer-Iuhu Frmcs.
AGorHeB GeHclHi w. \. johnson.
Sute Supcrialchdcat-I. {. Spear.
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YEWBURG SETTING AZ EXAMPLE.

NEwBURG, n. Y, Sept. 1.-The Republicans
,r are active and enthusiastic. They nave organized
ton clnbs-y,z The Garfield and Arthur Central Cub,
The Young Republican Garfield and Arthur Club two
large companies Of Bows IN Blue. and companies com-
randed by CAPTAINS wiihers. Bazzoni Dixon. Herman
Hewitt and Diamond. The latter - c0iored c"hp"ny
and has seventy members. comprising ABOUT d" Tue
, coord males IN the city In addin0n 10 ia, lore
-, 90 a gun squad with afiy members. mainly young
n VIM vote this fall the fret lime. !he several
nonnanes have a total membersGip oi loo Ihey IN
a - make rhDgs hot during the campaign. New
~ Syti ave the publ cand daies lar-eF ma
s man President Hayes received f0ur years age
ii the Republicans LIrOuShOuI 'ne S'a'o ai' =" "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
ArEAIRS IN GERMANY.

DRESDEN, Itursd1y. Sept. :, I.9V'
A statue Of Germania was unveiled here yes
terday II was erect ed a. memorial Of the share taken
by the saxon Army in the war of 1870 King Albert
Oueen Caroline Count Herbert Won Bismarck Prince
s;lan of Soryia aud he French ana Amer can dplO-
matte representatives were present
LONDON. ThIrsday, sept ., 1850.
A Berlin dispatch to The Tunes says: " The Emperor
Williams address To the soldiers Of tne German Army,
on the occasion OF tie anniversary Of the battle of Sedan
bich occrrs TO-DAY though not. perh ps intended TO
do 20, fal 20 convey deep significance 10 inc
rulcra OF Europe."
The Benhardt incident has resulted IN the dehHlTe
recall OF Baron Masnus. the German Minister to Den
mark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
TILE CAMPAIGN AT LARGE.
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.
MEETING OF THE STATE CoNvENTrON-A Contest
OVER DELEGATIONS.

MEETING OF THE STATE CONNFNTloN-A CpHll-'l
OVER DELEGATIONS.
COLUMBIA, s. c., September 2-The Republican
State Convention met to-day. All tn counties were
represented but one. There were contesting dele
cations from Beaufor; and Union Counties. f. w.
NJ. Mackay elected permanent chairman
and Henry Nosh secretary. Committee on
Credentials appointed. and a recess was
then taken until p. NJ. On reasscmbling, the Com
mlttee on Credentials reported recommending that
neither delegation from Union County be admitted,
which recommendation was adopted. In the ease
of Beaufort County the committee recommended
the seating of both DELEGATIONS with half vote for
each One Of the c0ntestng delegations is headed by
Robert Smalls eXmcmbcr of Congress, ,aud the other
by W. J. " hipper both c0l0rcd A lively debate
followed the recommendation Of the committee in
this case. which ended IN the Ousting Of the Whip
per delegation. The convention then. on motion OF
II. L. rewsbury. vent into secret session on mat
trrs or vital Importance. The lndicatGns are that
a state ticket will 10 nominated. such appears to
be the desire Of the col0red delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
THE ANTI-JESUIT MOVEMENT.

LOTDON, TEnfsday, Sept. 7, ISsO.
The Repu5Eque FrdncdiSe says: owe decline
20 believe tnat tue Ministry have anything TO do
with the OF the religious congregations The MIN
lstrv must know that rhe Chamber Of Deputies would
never pa~d IL them for giving this impuden dcclIra
ton The answer serves. namely, prompt and ener
ce.ic execution of the G.crees" The BeDtb ique Fran
caisr expresses the elton tGat D. Coustaus Minis
ter of Public Worship. gil act ur 20 RMS rXpec a on
A Paris Ii.nirch g. The Ddfy NcrS -4ys: " II Is r.
marked tha, ~ Cousslu- has lately been muen Win VI
Gamberta President of he Chamber ot Do puiics a mas
also ispcrr wi0-c dsscn frOn tie views oi Premier
&c Frcyciuef Is noticed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
LIE AFGHAN CAMPA.GN.

LONION, Thursiay. Sept. =, $50.
The Viceroy of India telegraphs tnat Cen
era Stewards rear guard arrived at DIcca on We'd
ncsiay
The reports from Cabu say tIa all Is well there The
Arueer is assduous in personally conducting public bus
ine.s Trade reviying. ana goods are arriving from
Je adbad. Colonel St John reports that AyooO hnans
force consists Of 1000 reguars four rcgments Of
t4baZ whereof oue-thrd ~" firearms 1000 cavalry
and twe! " eight guns. AyCob Khan has written TO
General Roberts apOicCetIc Letter saving ne was
forced To gh General Roberts replied that lie must
-utr.ndrr IucouliflOually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.

ALBANY, Sept. 2.-The Canal Appraisers
have reported against the claims OF jeremiah Flood OF
Albany ard Michael Ryan. James Brennan and ninety
three others living in West Troy; also against the
claims of William Grcason. William Manning. James ana
WIaIn Fleming Michael Long as administrator tiH9-
beth W Deavau II. Cutc, Solomon DOtier, ana Jo,tph
Fayette Oh CohOrs; and Francis Butterhed and JOhn
Ne. sick. of Waterford. The claims we're princpaily
,or damages caused bv the leakage Of tie Erie canal
Goypruur Cornell has restored TO citizenship tyru' u.
Clark couyicted Of forgery New-IorN IN 1-71, ana
.rutenc.d 10 %ng sing Prison for i've years, put wD"
by crmmuratiOn Os his sentence, gained his freedom
Tncemher I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
SUCCESSFUL TORPEDO PRACTICE.

NEWPORT, Sept 2.-The torpedo exercises
before the Board Of Examiners were completed Jhis
morning. Tie exercises consisted OF trial OF the Lay
torpedo winch was manipulated by electricity from tn"
si,o-e b, Commander Bradford. VINO stood
on tie torpedo station dock with key board before
him The boat controlled at VIII, aud made 10 slop
aud 20 ahead and also 10 70 port and to starbOard
without ang co nmOfOn. Tae concluding eXpefin'iU
coussted OF trial the torpedo boat Lghtning, wIeh
va made 10 steam at the rate Of twenty miles an Euu
IJeunont Comma oder GOODRICH az the engine ara
Lleuteuaut-COmmande Caldwell at the Wheel. boVh
experiments were very satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
Sullivan COUNTY CAMPAIGN.

LIBERTY. \. Y, Sept. 2.-The campaign is
manning mere. q sriieid and Arthur Campaign Cub
bas been organized at this place. with nearly 200
voters present f. r. Kennedy 81 Brooklyn, addressed
fne meeting IN a speech which was greeted win great
applause. He has won hany friends by M eeu.i MANY
hr.ur Thc club 81 and constitution have lao names
nfiaruod. Sullivan COulty D. gong 10 siVe GeleIai
James \. Garfield a large majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
R1ILROAD INTEBESTS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.---Ic is rumored here to-
night that tue Grand Trunk Railroad IA " cutting rates
on general freight between this city and New-I"rk-
Tho report OF the ST. Paul Minneapolis aud Men'toba
Railroad shows that The Otal earnines Tor thc year
ended June 30 1850. were S2933,l00 an increase ~
III 032 $40 over 1879.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. 2.-General- Manager
Clarke OF the Chicago Louis and New-Orleaus RAN
road, was consultation this morning WIN GENERA
Alexander vicc-pres dent OF the Louisville anc Nash
Vile Road in regard passenger and freiSht Iaie,'
Arrangements were made entirely l5tacOr 10 bOth
companies
Enr othsr Rnn.rnu Nenca we EiaAth pige.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-03
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. u, 1850.

Va II. VI. DATCITER
man sIR: II W u.d afford me pleasure 10 accept
yanr EInd ny nyitaton attend tie political barbecue
to be gwen by the Nolan Campaign Assocanon on the
nrsr Of GeDfember; but circumstances would hardly
d,,, - nv LEAVING TINS post Of danger at that umc
and 80 am reluctantly compelled 10 decline your inyi
sation We ure count NJ confidently upon the vote Of
Tho yrsa Emplre state for Hancock and English. and
. III ase mar rIe vote of Indiana is for
-, Varv rcsnectfnily WM. II. ENGLISH.