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Women as Lawyers.

Though OId VI. F"yg has long questioned
woman's fitness to PRACTICE law, and her
opinions concerning legal matters, no one
has ever questioned her opinion concerning
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
women freely AFFIRM that the Prescription is
u positive cure for those ''dragging-iown >
sensations, and III" many diseases and weak
ncsScs peculiar to their sex. The Fayorte
Prescription is sold by all druggists under Il
positive guarantee.
rIrr&nuIs'., Pa. March 34ih, 1879.
Dir. Il. V. Pierce, Euffa!o, y. y:
Deof Sill was treated 10y four different
physicians without avail for disease of the
liver and uterus. Some time ago ! coin
menced the use Of your Favarite lresGrip-
ton aud discovery. being at The tiIsc, con
fined part of the ipe +" my he'd. 1t iil&t
my improvement VAS slow but, I now find
myself well after the use of four bottles of
each of the medicines. With many, many
thanks, | am, very respectfully.
MARY f. GRACE.
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LETTER FROM COLORADO.
GREENWOOD, Custer county,
AutruSt % 1SSD

GREESwOoD, Custer county,
August 90, 1880.
DEAR WHIG:-It has been twelve years
Since left Cecil county for the West,
and seven years of that time have been
in Colorado. | have received several let
tiers from friends. making inquiries about
Colorado and every thing in general, and
| would like to find room in your valua-
BILE paper to say something about this
State.
Colorado is mining country. and for
stock raising and farming it is not quite
Il success. We grow wheat and all small
grain by irrigation; corn does well with
out it: stock lives on the range the year
round. Becves are killed any time i'll the
year off the grass, and are generally very
fat.
Winter is warm and the Summer cool
and pleasant. The Temperature is very
near the same for about nine months of
the year. 1t is very healthy here. The
mines are good and plenty Of them and
new ones are struck every day. A man
is poor one week and the next is a rich
-Iiiiiiise 10 i'tbSit. hho" u
man who made fortune here four years
ago. | have seen him sitting on a rock
cooking bacon rinds on Il stick before a
fire, and now he drives Il, 800 team and
is worth 1000, 600.
| live twenty miles from the Rosite
mines and 'twenty-siX from Silver Cliff:
Leadville is a hundred and twenty. These
are all new towns. This is good coun-
try for man with some capital. The
society here is of the back woods kind.
The settlers here are from all parts of
the United States. There are great
many lawless men, too-desperadoes from
Texas and the Black Hills. 1t is about
true, that they kill Il man to start a grave
yard in this country.
1t does not rain here sufficiently to
make wheat crops. The Summer rains
come in July, and then it rains very hard.
An old settler told me when | came here,
that when the good Master had more
rain than the other States wanted, He
just poured it out here. | have thought
it was about SO, when | saw it knee deep
on the plains. Respectfully yours,
w. HEATH.
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\. \. Browne pronounced The beurdicti0n,
when nearly all present started for their re
spective homes.
The following prominent men wrr" pres
ent on Thursday night: Hon. j. b. Groome,
Hon. Jacob Tome, Judge Evans, Judge Il.
l.. Thomas, DIR. Hanna, Clinton Mccall
Tough, DIR. Cromwell, George p. Whitaker,
Fl. e. Nesbitt, Enoch Mccullough, T. j.
Nanneman c. :. AbrahamS, j. W. McCul-
Tough, Col. Wilton Greenway, Capt. John
Wilson, DIR. VIM. T. Kenly, Andrew Lyon,
Esq, eN-.Iudge of the Orphans Court
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WANAm4,'<-N g ROW.
HOW TO
GET Clothing
under Price.

If we could sell a little
more of this and a little less
of that, we could make
things come out even-the
last man that came in would
carry off the last suit; but
we can't. OFT Of every
stock there arc a great many
sizes left when some are
gone. Tie best we can do
with these Incomplete assort-
ments is 10 mark them low
enough to set a great many
people looking among them
for bargains.
This we do every day at
this time Of year; and just
now We have enough of
such to stock a little store.
Besides, odd parts of suits
get left-coats, vests and
trousers. We have a room
il which there is nothing
else. There is in that room
cheaper clothing than you
I:o@.vc any notion Of. We call
It the Bargail-Room.
These markcd-down suits
and garments are of all
sorts; they may be among
the best in the store.
We force a continual clear
ance of such articles as
would only cnlbarrass US;
and keep our stocks always
E-cs., arl full.
IVananaI,cr 6 Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
Philadelphia.
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sS'CoUNI!II* NEWb':;'
PORT UEPD.SIT ITEMS.
1, Al ".

KAHN.
After as hot weather rs We have had
at any time this Summer, we have had
Il very refreshing rain. and the air is
much cooler The ground here had be
come very parchcd and dusty and all veg
citation was fast burning up.
POLITICAL.
There has been Il slight ripple in the
political sea here, and the Republicans at
their primary, last Saturday, elected Hon.
J. Tome. Jas. y. Davis. Geo. VI. Christie,
Frank NJ. Rawlings and Henry Hall del
cgates to the convention, at Elkton, last
Tuesday.
Should the cool weather continue. no
doubt the pre- >idcntial campaign will he
opened and a Sct-o'f be made on this SIDE
of the river, against the Democratic pole.
erected ut Lapitlum, on the opposite side
last Saturday. and from which the flag of
the I"i0n floats so gaily and sauciiy i'll
honor of Tnion GeheruI.
FISHING EXCURSION.
On Monday afternoon last. NcssrS.
Brickley, Nanneman, Boyiugton and Il
number of others started out from here.
before Il good wind, with Il fast sailing
craft, ON a fishing and Grabbing excursion
down the Bay, and no doubt from the
character of the gentlemen comprising
the party they are having fine sport and
lots of fun. Their return will be herald
ed in due time.
NEW PLANNING MILL.
Messrs. Rowland & Way have their
new Planning Mill in full operation.
Their planer is of Goodell & Waters
make, with all the recent improvements.
They have two circular saws for ripping
lumber. The engine was made by the
Supplce Engine Co., of Columbia, Pa,
and is beauty in its way. There is Il
donkey engine, with hose attached,
through which water can be thrown any
place in, around and over the building.
They are now turning out about eight
thousand feet of yellow pine flooring per
day, but the full capacity of the mill is
much more than this. The employees are
all experienced hands and the flooring
has been pronounced by experts to be
first class. The enterprise deserves sue
cess. Would that there were other man
ufacturing establishments here to give
employment to our people and build up
the town and it's business.
THAT PIECE OF LAND.
We have had some little legal excite
ment here this week. The jury of con-
demnation on the property taken by the
Railroad, at the old burnt mill on Her
ring Run. about which there has been
such long litigation, met here on Wednes-
day. After having viewed the ground,
they met in Odd Fellows Hall and heard
the testimony of the witnesses and the
arguments of counsel Late in the even
ing they adjourned to Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. w. J. Jones. Esq. and
Hon. Hiram Mccullough represented the
Railroad Co., and J. T. Mccullough. A.
Constable and VIM. b. Rowland Esps..
represented Mr.. Isaac Brown, the owner
ofthe property. Subsequent proceedings
and the result will be given in our next.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr. r. G. Donaldson Of this place died
very suddenly on Monday evening. His
remains We're taken to Wilmington for
burial on Thursday morning.
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A Household Mead

\ book on the Liver. its diseases and their
treatment sent free. Including treaties
upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver, Jaun-
dice, Ei!iouSiieSS, Headache. Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc Address Dir. San
ford, 1872 broadway, New York City, y. Y.
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IMPORTANT
MWHEAT!. MGROWERS!,

Seeding Wheat the selection of Fertilizer that
in crop o indifferent WHICH
reliable Fertilizers.
chen a. all SELL
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Peaches abound and are being rapidly
forwarded to market by the various lines
to Baltimore and Philadelphia and other
points; and, though some spectators or
middle men have lost money. the farm
ers will realize handsome sum. Other
fruits are also plentiful.
THE LOCAL OPTION QUESTION.
There is little said here about local
option, probably from the fact that, rs 4
town, we allow no liquor to be sold. If
any one is seen intoxicated, it is under
stood to be upon liquor allowed to be
sold with or without license in the sur
rounding territory. 1t is hoped that,
after November, no license will be grant
ed in the county to one set of men to
ruin another set.
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ORDER NISI.
ROBERT G. CARTER

SAM Ell I.OWERf AND WIFE and others
IN the (IiSass Gauit for Cecil county. In Equity
No. 96g.
ORDERED. This 18th day of August.
~ 1850. that the sale made and reported by
Hiram Mccullough and Robert c. Thackery
Trustees for the sale of the real estate of John
Lowrey, deceased. be ratified and c,nnrlnetl UNI
less cause to the contrary he shown on or before
the 22nd day Of Octei.eE NEXT: provided, Il copy OF
this Order hp In sertc,s in some newspaper publish
oil ia tSlil rl.untf. once week Tor one month
before the 22nd day Of September next.
The Report states the amount nj sale to he
Sl.u2300. JAMES \. DAVIS. CLERK
True enpy% test, JAMES a. DAVIS.
Aug H-lA Clerk
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Is Many preparations professedly harm
less, prove exceedingly dangerous under
certain conditions; but DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is perfectly safe at all times. Price
- cents. For Sale by all Druggists.
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ZION ITEMS.
" ATER EAMINE.

Many of the wells in this vicinity are
failing, and we are threatened with q
water famine,
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Sure-Growth per-Phosphate.

The Ammonaed Phosphate Of Manufacture which has become
and that brand bag This article complete Fertilizer rich
Soluble Potash
material and contains all the ingredients required develop the
the
cessful
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DIED.

observation-disclosures 10, 1880, ut Harris
vile, this county, Isaac 5. Richards, aged
81 wears
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BAYARn TAYLOR
TIL +
New York Sun
FOB sGtfE NBDAVf<N

1Hf WEEKLY SrN will be found II useful auxiI-
iary by all who are earnestly wurkin" for the
reform vi the National Government. Believing
that the evils which have 81 long beSct the country
can be cproh only by II change of the party in
power I4A NJ earnestly supports for President
AID Etec-fresident. Hancock and English.
IN order that all those who sympathize with our
purpose may most efficiently cooperate with us
We will send TIE WEEKLY Sun to clubs or single
subscribers postpaid. for Twenty -hve cents
for the next three months
Address THE SUS, New York City.
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\ CHANGE OF WEATHER.
The intensely hot weather has been
followed to-day, the 25th. by 4 refresh
ing shower, which puts new face upon
Nature, as though it were relief for her
to weep,
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~ s. j. is anxious to unload. lie will
give you lots of Stuff for little money.
REESE.
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Baltimore Markets.


Corrected Weekly by W. H. Wchael d Sons,
Grdin dnd Proluce Commission Mer-
chants, I>5 -HEhlcfTy'S Wharf.
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THE BIC QUARTERLY,


The big quagterly, or annual" will
be held at Brick Meeting House, on Fri
day, and the Methodists are holding pro-
tracted services each evening in the Hall
of that place, SO that the religiollsly in
clined have the means of grace at hand.
AN -L.I.-DAY MEETING
will be held in Zion W. +. Church next
Sabbath, the 29th. The Juvenile Mis-
sionary Society of the Sunday school will
hold a meeting at 8 \. NJ. There will be
preaching at 10 \, NJ. by the pastor, at
which time he will receive Il large num-
Der of practitioners into full member
ship and administer the sacrament of the
Lords Supper. Rev. W. 7. Miller will
preach at $50 =. NJ. and the pastor, Rev.
\. ID. Davis, in the evening.
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FOR SALE

A BRICK HOUSE, with Bakery at
"A tached to it, in Little Elk.
Also Il MARKET WAGON for sale
Aug 2S-4w JOHN LANG
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

THE subscribers. Collectors in the
4 several Election Districts of Cecil county
hereby give notice that. authorized 10y law
they will make the following deductions Id state
Taxes, if paid ut the times specified, .i4.
On or before Scptep,s.tr i4s GoNt......a per cent
b,s,,hSf lat E. .......,,..t -
NpNember lSt .,.........a
In S,rier tp facilitate the payment ri State Tax
and 70 afford taxpayers tho henent ut tho above
deduction. the subscribers will be at the places
named below. on Friday and saturday. the 9TH
and 2sth 81 AHgE.is on FRIDAY and Saturday, the
2lth and 18th 81 september: and Friday and
Sa.,nIay the 10Th and ;0th of October next
WILLIAM 5. POTTER. First district
at Cccilton:
WILLIAM II. RllOADES. Second district.
at Chesapeake City:
JOHN McCATLEE. Third district.
ut Elkton.
JOHN NJ. SENTMA AN. FaGlth Is-irsrs,
~ fair Hilli
JEfFEkSBN ". ftHNER. fifth district,
at North Hast;
3SAEl'H n. FRYER, sixth district.
al Rising sun:
4 FRANK KIRK. Seventh district.
at Port Deposit:
RICHARD IL. CROrHERS. Eighth district
at Rock Springs:
GEORGE W. JANNEG. Ninth district
ut Brick Meeting House
July 81. lSS0-6w
q. W. CRuIkSHNNk nFsh, Ii, MART
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Mr.. G.. n. Davis has disposed of his
store goods to two young men, Messrs.
Price x Taylor, who will conduct the
business hereafter.
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CECILTON II'ENS.
DEPARTED THIS LIFE.
SOLD OUT HIS STORE.

Mr.. John Ruly. Of Ncazcy's Neck, a
man about 81 years of age, died on the
0OpJ
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-. We hold The winning card on reliabl
Ammunition. Sportsnen will please IT
member. REESE.
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WananaI.cr 6 Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market,
Philadelphia.
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The Cecil County Agricultural Society's
Fall Exhibition.

En- Mills, Aug. 2jH.
, 1880-09-04
THE COUNTY-DUILDING.


THERE nro now 1i5 prisoners In tho County
Juil.
m,,,, f,,,.,,...o ~, r,,,,.u...,a ..,, .....
might be termed I'M infor,nal meeting yestcr-
tiny, during which thor dtarus%ctl tho yuxetl
Ihuir tllnI rrfrt viii b. subntt",i 10 Tic syloio
Honrsl ills afternoon, 1t mcoIinr cntlcI lar
hut rur,css.
s.EIs.rF W,nnIsAIi' Of Whtt.sltlos equity, ar-
rived n The g!ty IlI.lrsl'hy 0sGn!1'x having i, c!s-
co1ivEcts wcru locked up over nxnt tn tho jall.
whIro thoY s.lcceGlst ~ Knocking out tho riycts
t., tlt9 saektes XXI witG which they Wero SiI,lnetl
attempt ~ usenpo yhllht OIL r0uto from here to
their Hestinati9n: % rattcn; tho slMatectlye, M how
rtor WIN put snn,o or his turf1es nn thp fellows.
ant Mr. Worrall took tf'om down to tho prisosl
II willie r,,,,,.,a,,o,o,, ,,o..,u c.x.,, ,,...
IL r"s"n,,s i,I ~, 1r, ~ iro ~. r. ~,
,i,w r. f,. III With ,,era, 'e M v nj ~ ,aa ane
, 1880-09-04

votca mn! for,y.slx additional sionhcrs Of Con.
grcss anst wc got thon. Are wa 70 i'!nme fnrit?
tint NC hnvS tnot', s' W. pr"pose 10 Keep t'ioln.
1Iere Is n; political th'e.f, whp is not only
proud Of bis ytllai,ly, but las the nntlnelsy 70
cone t., New England nntl scll tho people
whom he !ns rohl,e.l tllat the opportunity,
md, wllat is luore. hc rxl,Eh!!a tho stnleti
nr0lerty 10 hts victims, aiNl c0lly snys, "NoW
lint 1'vo got 1t, I,proposn to keep IT." This
liMputrnrn snlMcks OF tho tInic wliGti tho
wis "Ssr ,io % 'S scRs u q @ E"rhorn doasl.
fnces In Congress. Tia l.rtRptllprs llnyo
brcn 80 co,!slle e,i IF late in Washington hy n
new rncc Of s!oug'lfaee Democrats tl,at they
ses ssa + esae s aSrane sr sns1 %0 0S avenaFS aES
l}eintnrntte speaker Is snfc only 50 long ns 1!e
s!icks TO Ills 'reR.t1nr stock, Vt, lies. WM!e
Hampton 'ln sooner l1ls!Mlge:l. IN = !!ttle
that tru.l! II net truth after all; nfd ponr
Hpn. Martin nude sl,cll nj, Mss Of himself TT
trlitgl.tellng TINT ho lind to he "yankctl" out
uf tho campaign.
There II to DO
4 GRAND so1.p1ERs' uEuSroN
at tho Wtprs next week, consisting of tho
varol,s Stntc ln,sts Of tho q. x. Ii. 1t il to
be nUn-pol!tiral, hut both parties will try To
make tho mast of 1T. Gen.. tienrge Il. Nc
Gcla, w3 y sa1oGr;El'nE at the MoH,ntnia,
intnlt In tho next tllrec tays!
Gen. 1!anctek's Utter to tie Flat'ush IN.
~ l)cnlocrattc Club Is regarded here rs tl',-
sifunt!sc anf III exceeding i'll tnste. Ills cx-
prcysinll-" Il. tllis cnmpaiE,l the people arn
t!lo luAtirrs; they know whit tsluy wntlt, mud,
through fair nllt free vote, they nrU eyt-
IDENTITY determined to have lt''-so,ltlds very
like threat. It Is hcttcr fnr Gen. Hancock,
when llc writes letter, not to write Gt!c.
, 1880-09-04
TON F0LEY'S


WV
Tom Foley, the well-known billiartist, vii!
open all elegantly fitted up billlar.l-!lall u.
the corner of Lake Anl ClArk streets to-ttay.
Tho hall Is 10 by 100 feet, we'll lighted and
well ventilated, aud will rank as tho leading
bIlIlard.hall In the city. 1t contains eight
Collender tables, which for design and per-
fectlon In construction cannot bo surpassed.
The gas fixtures, plumbing, etc., was ilone
by E. Daggot, whose establishment Stands at
tho heal OF everything III his llne. The signs
and tlanspatenc!es are the work Of III artist
, 1880-09-04

Zero Marx, lsi Madison street, whose rclns-
talLon rs n slgn.writer, etc., Is we'll known III
tho hest business houses In ntir city.
rlo following professionals will be present.
At tho oncning, md during tho day md cyerl-
ing will give pnlIlic exhibitions uf thoir skill
will, tho cuc: Thomas Wnl'acc, baltimore,
NIL; Trnnk Parker, Henry Rhlncs, Mlcincl
liol,a,,nu, Joseph Yer Afeulen, Abe Basiord,
antl other celebrities. 4 cordial Invitation t0
tho opening to.tlnY Is cxteMtletl 10 ererybody.
, 1880-09-04
STREET RAILWAYS.

Tho Cnt'nEil Committee on Railroads held n
meeting yesterday afternoon to dispose Of tho
controversy N to n railway IN Lake street.
There wcro present ALL. Purcell, Nor.lnn, WIT
kns, ar1 Young; +. q. Assay. representing tho
Peoples Horse 4 Dummy lsuilroltl Company;
Hugh llreh. representing propcrty-owncrs on
f.ake street opposed to Its occupancy; u. j..
ffutiyh, representing tho Metropol.nn; Joseph
=. I.vnaod, representing "rrperty.owncrs OIL
West Lnke street who wnnt tho present Con-
rnny to lay trslcks": md number OF othora.
sir. Asny opened tho hull by submitting u pnr-
tial list Of tho atoekh,dors OF tho Peoples Com.
rnny. to lstrove the pnssiblc chnrEe Of black
inaiaing., Y incltl,'Gd y. g. Asny N9lcolm Nc
nnnal,l snth s;tgo. y! !. Norris, Cha rles .. Fnr-
William Ais,er, II. Wells, md Frsnkiin Jones. !;.
Addressing himself to Lake street, ho sail II WINS
THE KEY 70 ANY Crr1lEls sysTEN
Of street railroads IN tho West Side; II cor
community ha!i rsht 70 !cmRn;i, mi tat cor.
tnler,Sy rcIaon"l,lo .,rstaent WIZ nc, 'lsw cor.
nrntsofi sh",,h coslo fn nsl undertake. to fur.
tsh what spnt bee simple nppostton without
exnnllne,l,, ctassly ntn tho figures, mad found
~ Is sSst tuo ',S er,sg ITS sS @ s
plg shsInta be divided lle would. Riyo ii per
cent per nnnun for tue profits IN this cost rrlco
psny tas s' I'D nes ct tssuss s,!''c,eas @ so s
atppS mel, 4; for :, t tls sor pH'e; , ,sy!aE nv
In every ecrsc. Nnr lhl It ahow isiy disposition
10 furnish Recommendations; It could i,ot TO It
II .lId not ask fur inko street INIT! tho Metrt,-
ln,ltnn appeared, nnd thon President Junoe
sG crSf Ms w M So to IT y9 hGx' a t +; Gna
city, and tho luck Of accommodation. tic reo-
pe'h co.tttls't make their road nay, they woro
'tiots. llo submitted petitions signed by tho
Ef XII jrEt LII FHrf. .hnt f10iun
, 1880-09-04
STEAM NAVIGATION,

NonFnLK, Yn.. Sept. 3.-The National
1,oar.l VI Steam Navigation closed It's ninth
un,,unl scssfo,, this n,nrnIng I'fa Commit
tce OIL tic Falls Of tho Ohio River reported
Tint Gcn. Wctzcl, IN clargu Of tic Improve
1nG,,t Of the canal aid falls, Ind been given
tho necessary funds to blnst out tho Indiana
channel from nrty-etRtlt IL gryrnty-tiv, fGnt,
enabling n number Of b0ats t0 descend tl,as
cUttlsl not befbre.
, 1880-09-04

In a,l0ther column In this issuo at THE Tnln.
usE will DO fol,Nl u nuner0usly y-slvt,ctl Gull,
containing tho ii1ics OF utmost nll tho business
ll.en Ut s,,s city, asking Dir. Frank Drake, As
Bos4or Of the South TawsI. to bcean,e canlato
tNr aaerir. subject tn tho Rct0n OF tlla lsoput'-
l!csn Convention. Dir. Draku has replied III the
affirmative,
, 1880-09-04
Republican Expectation or About 5000
Majority IN tho Old Grant
state.
A Census.Superyisor on Tho Southern Census
Frauds-Candidates tor lhe Gov.
ornorship.
Tho Democratic Blnndor in Allowing
Southern Orators to Take tho
Stump.


DENTAL cnnyass by Six lnrge National lngs
suspended over tt1o highway. Two Of thom
bear thu 1ln,acs Hammock mid English, md
four tho iIa,ncs Garfield mid Arthur. Tho
Republicans raised the first taE. Then tic
Democrats raised two tlags, and boastcd.
This Democratic tubiInton was not to be ell
ttured by patriotic Republicans, alttl accorl-
ingIy tlloy inn,lgurnted TIRES riore tiag-rnls-
ings, with in,tslc and cheers. This llng-rfsnl-
~ illustrates tic temper of tho polEilcnl coll
tests which arc waged in the Old Grant Stnte.
Thoy aru always rcd-lIot. I we'll remember
how
THE wIttGs AND 1.ocoFocos
Of forty years nEo tatctl cacli other penu1ng
n cuupaigi. Tho people Of rural neigl,bor-
lo0tls and 'scl,not.tlstrlu.s wore divided Into
hostile camps, md numbers Of tho war
RUG factions either openly ,narrelcd when
they mot, or passed u,la another sc0wllng.
Ny futllor wns n prominent W',ig; md III
tho memorable Harrison campaign / WIS
provided with 4 illfnlaturu log-cablll nntt Il
barrel Of llnrt-cfdcr mounted Oil wheels by
my brother. who wins Nh Ingenious mechanic;
and this VIC Wing hnys hauled triumpllantly
up md dow. tho old Canterbury highway,
muci, to tha disgust of tho Locofoco boys Of
the nc1Ehoorhood. 1atepentlont OF doubtful
voters wero cordially desp1setl by tho
p"r''sa"s ol po'n SUES pat' from mollVes OF
o poey 5fsrSa w III hs snarss ss9t ii t"w r
wero nlaccd nj their scryicc, Oil tnc,'
"u.o ,ore, ~, a. ~ ~, I'M , ~ ,I,
seEs'ng ot ~ 'ua ~ years, were cafc1niIy
and driven 10 the polling -places in tho stormy
month Of March, | well remember, when
.,,,,n c,,,nii H., If ,,,.1i.1.,.. ,,,.1,, ..a
quite ,,n a sn,a!l ,s noy' ol "alkins upon . ono
miles, hitchlng up tenn, and driving very
old gentleman, several miles to the "ojec-
tion,''
1t Is auito evident that tho old-tfme sptrit
ia now abroad in Nnw lfannshtrc. This
sra.t,n,, nrnots mn ov,r,,n.,,or,, ..Hvhat T.,
ing w At the Republican Headquarters I
met
nt,.. ,,,v nro.orr - ,rx,,o
long prominently connected ,'. VIII! uio Inae,
In completing tho consus-rcturny, Iie Is
fnrilInr will tho no1ftfca of thn Stnto fnr ,ha
i"a. .,.a,,.,. ",,a .,, ~ ~ ',I' ~ o
.ao' '"e..s, IVY e"'e; ! o.''" ~ .''1''' rii'
jerks, ~" 11al1lpslslFe Is closa otate:
what Is tho prospect here III Noycn,bcrT'
lie replied: "You lose sigh. Of the fact
When you at1ulo to 1t rs close Stale. We
EHIec! " enlIy tiis 'o'!e ~ aGae o,uVo !.isa-
)orll1 aHa thRt, comparing !he TcSpcGl!ye
Glrtis lnois Il ile sat aaoni,ac: sSF'y aya 1t ot
! general reports lndtat q gain rather
tin!l 2 lgss Of 'ltSpubllcnn votes by
lndlvttlIai chAnges. NY nre ycry prospcr-
Tor chuigo OF Atlninlstration III the taco Of
| universal t!rnsparity."l,
LIS tlgtles rs Sl!perylsor Ut tllo Census