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cal blooming period. The supplies Of
homegrown wheat have been smalls

cal blooming period. The supplies Of
homegrown wheat have been smalls
and sales have been far more readily
effected than Of late, as frequent
advance OF Is. per ar. Solittle corn
now remains in farmers hands that
holders have felt themselves justified
in declining to sell their produce ex-
cept at higher prices, which will be
paid with reluctance by millers so
long as the July sun is obscured. It
is quite evident that both in England
and France stocks of native wheat
are practically exhausted, and every.
thing like an abundant supply cannot
be looked for uutill after harvest.
This being the case, the consumptive
needs of both countries have had to
be met out Of foreign produce, for
which fair trade for the time Of the
year has been experienced at advanc.
ing prices. At the moment the sit.
uation is decidedly critical, for stocks
of wheat have been worked down to
such dangerous small compass by
the Discrimination Of buyers to operate
for toward delivery, which has thrown
the full weight Of consumption on
granery stocks, that it needs but a
weeks settled wet weather to bring
about such a state of activity as will
materially change the present course
of values. The continental demand
has shown no signs of abatement as
yet, the export Of the past month
having amounted to nearly $4,000
qrs. At the same time the imports
have been decidedly small, only 30.
600 qrs.> of foreign wheat having
been reported up to Friday last.
Australia and India have been the
chief sources Of supp y, and as the
wheat from these countries consist
almost entirely of white descriptions
red wheat, whether American or
Russian, has been held with extreme
firnness. The Leeds Mercury has
published long list of reports on
tile prospects Of the. hay and corn
harvests in different parts Of York
shire. In nearly all a heavy crop
Of hay is reported. Barley and oats
are also we'll spoken Of. Wheat in
many districts is said to be thin, in
others to be a good crop. Almost
every report mentions the need of
more sun shine to perfect the corn,
and there is no doubt as to the ur-
gent necessity for warm sunny wea-
Their. If this cold wet period should
be continued another forth night,
the prospects of a fair harvest will
be to very serious extent blightcd.
The fact is that over large portion
of the country the prospects of far
mers have been getting worse and
worser as the season has advanced.
At the present time the chance of
an average yield of crops seems to
be very small. In many parts Of
the country, no doubt, there will be
a good crop Of corn if we get suita.
bic weather up to harvest, though
not otherwise; but in other districts
there are not enough 'ends'' for
the crops to yield an average, how.
ever prolific in proportion to straw
they may be.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
A rather good story is told at the

A rather good story is told at the
expense Of our Congressman Poeh-
Ter. 1t is related that Democrat
who has congressional aspirations,
and who does not believe Poehler is
honest when he says he will not be
candidate, approached one Of his
friends the other day, and inquired
if he would accept the nomination.
Poehler's friend answered that he
did not suppose he would, unless
he was overwhelmed by the Demo-
Gratis of the district" To which
the other man replied, ''Well it
seems to me he is id anxious to
be overwhelmed" Northumberland.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
THE SPIDERS LESSON.

A tyrant in my border dwells
In Austrian black and gold;
Wrought all in silver are his cells,
Fine spun, a thousand fold.
His dwelling has no dingy roof,
Nor dismal underground;
The sunlight gilds its slender wool
On fragrant bushes bound.
And at his lcvee, every morn,
Such brilliants do appear
Asnc'cr In any court were worn
BY Christian monarch dear.
MORRISON dungeon has this wretch
Where victims, out of sight,
His cruel jealousy may fetch
And keep in hopeless night.
Yetsubtle strategems he springs
On harmless passers- by.
Winds his soft silk about their wings.
And hangs them up to die.
lcame to sweep his work away
With swift, impatient hand;
But here the lesson of the day
He teaches, as I stand. #
The tyrant Luxury doth so
Our winged souls entwine,
And binds us fettered in show,
To mock the free sunshine.
The subtle web afar I'll leave
OF f1attering deceit;
The gorgeous spider shall not weave
His letters for myfeet.
The eye that views the heavens in faith.
The hand with Justice armed,
Can see the snare that binds to day.
And scatter it, unhaImed.>
-J'ttsa Ward Hoace, in Scrib,aer for January
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legations are being made to develop
the mines.

Willis Hall, Carleton college,
Mortified, rebuilt and greatly i'm
proved, rapidly approaches compile
ton, and will be ready by the open
ing Of the fall term, September 9Th.
A new science hall will be finished
in November. The house formerly
owned by Rev. Chas. Seccombe and
standing on the college campus, is
being fitted up and furnished as a
music hall. The foundations for a
new ladies' hall, to cost $35, 900, are
to be put in this fall. The plans
are furnished by Mr.. Radcliffe of
this city.
The law allows every pel1on 500
exemption from taxation on person.
al property, and the Mankato Re-
view says that in several towns of
Blue Earth county some families, to
take advantage Of this exemption,
divided the stock and other personal
property among the different men,
bers Of the family, in one instance
seven persons sharing in making
the returns for a single family and
securingan exemption Of $500 in
stead of 500. The Review calls
this sharp practice, but that is no
worse than the money sharks
those who live on the interests of
their money, without labor, and
when the assessor comes around
have a paltry few hundred dollars to
list.
st. Cloud Times: Mr.. John
Streitz, of St. Cloud town, is sick
and consequently unable to harvest
his grain. Therefore. on Sunday
afternoon last, after his neighbors
had been at church, they turned out
with six or eight harvesters and a
large force Of men, and proceeded
to cut his entire crop. Such acts of
clarity are calculated to make even
the heart of a misanthropist warm
to his fellow men.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11

It is given out that machine has
been invented in England which
will pillow or dig up twenty acres of
land a day. It is an eight horse
power engine, and the spades or dig.
ging folks are suspended from a
crank-shaft mounted behind the boil
er, and operate upon breadth of
twenty feet at once. Each fork RI
ses. and in falling penetrates the
ground one foot and is carried
back distance of two feet. The
ground is. wei pulverized.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
How Bismarck Once Resigned.

1t will be remembered that about the
end of March, 1877, a report was cur
rent that Prince Bismarck had resigned,
and that his resignation had been &C
cepted by the Emperor William. INN.
Hansen's t'Coulisses de la Diplomatic"
the following account is given Of the
event: The Emperor William spent
the evening of Thursday, the 9th of
March, in the house of Prince Anton
Radziwill, who is distantly related to
the Royal family, and there met the
Count N who also is an intimate friend
of the Radziwill family. "Well Count"
said the Emperor, care you going to dine
off the Easter lamb with Prince Fcrdi-
nand on Easter Sunday?'' Certainly,
your Majesty" replied the Count,
unless Herr Falk confiscates the
lamb" "In that case,'' replied the
Emperor, "you need not be under any
apprehension for your dinncr'' II
am, however, not quite CERTAIN" re-
piled the Count; ''for how can your
subjects feel safe when even her Mai
esty the Empress has to hide her chart
table acts to avoid being annoyed?"
How so, Count?" asked the Emperor.
why, Slre,' replied the Count, "the
Empress gave officially 200 marks
(about f10) to the Ursuline nuns who
had been expelled from Berlin; but Sc
crctly her Majesty sent 1000 marks"
Encouraged by the Emperor, Count N.
cited great number of other vcxatious
acts of Herr Falk, acting according to
the orders of Prince Bismarck. The
Emperor, evidently much annoyed, left
early and the next day he sent for Prince
Bismarck, who pleaded i'll health. A
second messenger ordered the Prince
Immediately to appear at the Castle,
unless he were so i'll as to have to keep
his bed, in which case the Emperor
would call upon him. Prince Bismarck
had to obey, and was closeted for moro
than an hour with the Emperor. On
returning home, he at once sent in his
resignation.-PaW Mall Gazette.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11

Dr. Tanner concluded his forty
days fast last Saturday at high noon.
Since then he has been gorging
himself with beef, potatoes, milk,
watermelons, beef tea, broth, ale
and wine, eating every hour. He
gained four pounds on Sunday in
six hours, and the learned doctors
are as much astonished at his recov-
cry as they were at his fast. The
latest reports say he has recovered
his good nature and Frances about
his room like seventeen year old
how
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
London Letter.
Irregular Correspondence]

London, July 9th, 1880.
Frequent showers have fallen
throughout the past week, while the
intervals Of dryness have been for
the most part unattended by that
warmth and sunshine upon which the
farmer relies for the maturation Of
his crops. Great anxiety is beginning
to be expressed by farmers as to the eff.
fects Of such weather during the crit
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11

The other night q heartless william
entaE HE stable of Gustav knder-
son, Is the town of Mamre, Randi
yohi county, and stabbed one Of his
horses in the shoulder with intent
to.kill it.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11

The Ward Committee in the First
Congressional District held meet
ing at Albert Lea last week to con.
slider the proposition of Dunnell's
committee. The matter of referring
the whole thing to the State central
committee was rejected. The Ward
people will not be satisfied with any
thing but new convention.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11

A DlNNER-sERv1CE used by Mr.. and
Mrs John Jacob Astor when entertain.
ing friends, is of solid gold,. two hun
dred and odd pieces, and grand speci
men of workmanship. The orr 8ina]
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob thought
themselves in luck TO have one small
stack of plates and cup and saucer
apiece.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
POPULATION OF MINNESOTA.
The Census by Counties.

The following is the population
of the State by counties in 1870,
1875, and 1880 The total increase
since 1870 is $40, 267, or little more
than II per cent. The increase
over 1875 is 1872, 665, Or a little more
than 80 per cent.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-08-11
Minnesota News.

7so,os2 |597 ,4o7 I43e, 7oa
, 1880-10-09

From S!nF fnrrt*1n7.d<nInf IN t,Anrfsst1n {I C.)
SfHs nf1f tH,fFtfF tfkm}. .-.'


From S!df tnrrs*1,n1ydsnI nf IN tAtrtst1n {H C)
Sfms onf taHrtfF tfkns.>.
AnnRvrfLE. T. e.. Supt. D-itnrrah for Abtfc-
vtIlc Al tho morning tho lied shirts came In
1y TROOPS, invariably yelling as they passed the
hotel, for 11agon1 and Kon,lc1ly, and ftaucpck
md English. It whs painful to n spectator Il,
eco how they would yoli, whtlc tho choking dust
envcloprd them In a rc4t halu. There arc ,1ifler-
cnt ways Of yelling. but thu Ahhcvtlto method Is
to lean back untI the ycl.nr nssutnea hor!.
xoI'tnl position on tho bnck OF bis horso; tn
Hyrasc tho head covering wlth rightly extend
ri perpendicular arm; to open tho mouth, and
thnn 70 think nf Radical r,itc. Tint lr!ngs
tho yr3l mt without my tf7uhta. Tho ckuhs
WGrc formed In excGsont ort1tf along tho AtrcGts
ct tho town. anu ut II n'clork c!rcc'f Arnurti
tho hotel III thnir wHy To- tho atn1sd, cheering In
IarAt'ine to tho music cf tho Alhcvi'lo md Duo
~. h!! mounted and MI uniformed. TliGae a14,
With tho nlarsfaa hnI t,thDts, tnate fully ttNu
1tc1 Shirts IN ling. While ther we're marching,
tho Ahhorf!le islttc* Cnrt. Mlt1ctFn l.. 1tohha1n,
II. commanding. Ind Enne to tho hotc IL st'ok
nftnr tho speakers. md, when tho llcN 5hstts
ragcs. csc"rte; Sy t|,o istt,c:. wi was sosoriy
lH:arlng md handsome appearance wcrn Kcncr-
alfy entntnGntcd on. proceeded 10 tho place OF
.nsotinH. The stand was parctl 1lenr tho ral-
road depot, IN ono Of tho loyciicst groves have
cvor scen. 1t WIS broad and well nrrnnr cd+ crr-
cred with grcon PING tnughs and faccu with
cvcrgrcrns and i10~ers. In tho centre Of which
lndtcs. ln n.in1hors, amt gcnerally In white. occu
rlet! rliHcd seats In trout nf tho stand. nnst
the Rites Hackui tyms and put up a picket lIre
to protect thom from tho crush OF tho crowd.
, 1880-10-09

., ...t
Resumption NV. nn! tf!o retstenr!t nt!
.,,,..i ,,, ~ ,., n"s, % am.s % .me
rmn', rurr"ha,s ,'" ro,,i 1s wI,w, a p sr,,ns nH
irssri,s.* men ntn trnsL'as a'a .t,! usttts.*tt, mid
fchcd trpsn rrll1 ostnio tall ovGr tile ian, nso
thar oc-hatf nj whit ought 10 bu tho minimum
rn!Mo: ,
That wo :ntnnntl @ the !nseni of tho is'.!ttnltlan
IT,; n II, 'ho IT, n~a rrraa ,oefa'on "t tho oo
ats" TrxHrsarr.i ~ Nv itm,M,,;;ie tt,urrutt Ana, l.
3s;s. Wa ,ic,nanj thn ,,t,t,nftfol,ai rcuoni of
tho NcsutptIot, nct. '~'0'
=, ,kAssss-ntpnci,,'t Convention, stpt 4 is;s,--
Wo fa.or tho unconditional rpcal nf i'm Re-
eumptlnn net Of lS1i 49,
C4feSislph. St.. T.,
~ tne nes p es .,,' @ ~s M ~
,st " ,h i,,., - =. ,,,rt IT. ,t m' ~ III tso Me
awa tf srn.lo wI!c}, g,,ynr;, witb Vuorriur % cer.
tainty ito tlna,,rcs Of i co,tl.try, '''
Thnt !. =. wo condemn tho financial policy
Of THO Rcruhlitn,, Administration, ns tho 1lrrct
nr.1 Ffnrtrst why tn ,inlvcrsnl bankruptcy a,lti
fosHi rcp!'atl','g1: ,g.n,,,,, ,o,w,,,o, s<n, ~
ny Ta snai ienHme S, n.,,,
tn H. XIII m,Ic. ~ ,hc III iin'com ,ar;y
in nttcn,utnr tts fnrca rcstinution Will, Il w,jtl
rit,8 rutti jnot1 tiio general ,sitI,.ss Interests
Of Tho co!iH,ry, nl,i l0nalct that thn lieslitnp.
ton net SHOULD To repealed and resumption post
In,nod s,ntll ths ilnanclni condition OF tho cnut1-
tty wnnli permit 1t.
, 1880-10-09

,l.n, ~ Ia, .....,.- A. H.. I.,,.,.., ,,,,,.
n"s.r. o. w ny "W"nS ~, cn INC a. r,i @ ,f", r t's
nnsc, ~ VII" y ~ "aT"l hnn u n"h u l.1 "s.f: I.
ha. Mh,ta"i1 ut nfnsh1lt nnS pass ~ utlhnii"eu:
hu} "uscf aitnw SUIT a.. tnest. nna 'sei1 hmtu
,1 .i,apn,, ppar,"sss fasftn,s fT % xrr,,, cpr,n,m
.,s,,.t anh, II an afitt "aa nt 1nS!u1' 70
ht FL ,.a, ,tHx *. Ut titH ,,hJet,ea rcrna !"
n.y., ny R"tn ~ nMn.. attl:tA .lnie fnRrn!1 III H's
,,ntsa for his ssE,,ty IN sctm ch.fmnK
tcGng1y. "Ss o ny tnl!0"ctl " ~ artsst Mnn
nmn.tn,, s'nnmh",' ny mhnAi nnn cn!iccswet WMTM
ths Esn. vt III .t!' th1s f sHffH. H,,y ansy .M.., r
rH.ntGt' r,.h. an". neAt nThInE. wnSh NC iattsr
s"uEnt ss,n ~ tsttnrnnn,g, ~ .tt1im nA"sou !"
"'1mh" 11','i, .1s ps,st, " tno a'tteWay
81 o r. ,a rnHfknnl: ~ t.. ~! sn9!r
grant antsc'f,c,,t M M the .sy md IN which as.
t,,t,.i,.o ~ ~ ~. H. t i, ~ rl@s" @ @ m,rf b ~ t
thn sr,,rtswm, ns thr "Stnna,v., x ,.rGx.,"rnttnrs
nj fashionable flnllstcs denut., ti1nt unusual
rurtf ,t,,srI Hn cnsrl,xcs
.asn ,... "on ~" ~, ~
~ ~ Io~"s. ~" ~ n,'F toso s
sl,araetsfl.tio srrssc.'t. % feosiri % o psrteot ~
fv ~ sh.. h.ts !" ts ~. M,n ~ . ,,,.i.
wrarn, ,o ~ ~" y & -! !u ts a. ~, IN =
r-s,lttan.sxEttt Smn ,r "n n,rK nK ,sf,, MY Hrs,t ~
uacs: nicrstaa @ IN" sorrectis te that ers r"
thn n,es "a taIa ~. Msnuna =, ~ tGa s!s'H nt
t,thor - ft,r X sin,.s sv ~ ., H., , ~ !t ts
,vis, arrn ,ror t,,ron 'un ~ ~, @ I'll. ~;
Mrn,,MI IT, nr,wm wrn, ~ ~ w wl,T.. n' ,hIs @
,hI,.i III Il ~ H., :. - %t.E % sSnt ~ ~, tIrs
II Thsrr. ~ ~ ,si ,S fn,s ienusss
nrn.n fnr'nc,t " ,,os ~ S: VIZ. ',,.1 ., sGs y
r,,n " tw e1ss ~. u OF aa5ee:
nm ~ thn NM. n,,n n r. a' ,nv IL ~ -
tca c nj ~ 'S s1 .. ~ Mne mn @ !. tHr e
, 1880-10-09
What Would Eiuyn IBcen In Case OF
Confederate HMcccaa.

MertdlGn latss.} Nrreurp tlIal.}, Strt, II,
II 1t hAd 81 happened that tho E0nfcdcratcs
hRd occupied Washington md tulson possession
of ni tho public buildings, and l'cnnsy !yuula
ha hccn Confederate state tii, lr,eh t,tar, IRA
fanru. Gen. fh.nfek Tie Gf'!. Ike, Hftt lMpe IT.
signed and n1ertd hts strord II hts nattrG Sfatt,
Iiultlnn'Eo hAl lccnl1in n Confederate scnpnr.
NJ" furEi t'oilett!crnte mrtrltml!s, flnypr; ru-
HtMcl: tho Sntlonnl sttbt rEJlldIcsi. utid tho
C'a1eArrntrt tnnrtitHtinn ntluptt1t. NJ. rplrr!,rn
tht world wiIs hut have t1Is,o t} at ind, tlnr
Anr,icnn liberty: nnr AMERICAN t1nlni. Il
Wr:itr ru'snln mtht 'aHrc hs}u'lell ihr Etttnn.
l1riHylH'tc Af tir fnltt. Hni man Ut. Tic Ct.li-
1.scr!.tr Constitution w,is 4, lh ian,. reFanct.
ms'llt VI ~" i"tt"lu Constitution of '1D,--rrus-
scrl1lg r.! tho tralt principles 0f that instru-
n:etl. Tho En!oH Hs 4 nus wtntid hnvu
btsIt eH tt+fGnH iaJ4lAIll4hu.l. Ii!t sway.
HhfT stsirfs" nr TIN North WUulA huye
tH't!ii kindly tMFttril ~ tst,lrn Ia tho fold
III penrc, shnnE b their right u ttAy out In
IEtler nttl t1!intt'leki, would hHvA INcl reGng-
tlt1ts. Tho d:stltetse itrrrilre t,e.wa4'Il whit
has lnrn and what might I,uyg tHen, IL, tl1Gro
wnnld hase he'n ~ lnrelblu reconstruction with
nl! tho Mtttndng tian'1tK1n that EuK ttvn nr.l ta
kntWll III Ill hl" ~ tho .t!sxritG1 Ut thu Suliun,
slASery wnn}i hAv0 remained In tho CtJIlstltu.
uA ~ Il had hccu nj Its birth, 10 hNyu boon
abolished, as Il wonltl hIr iepH IN tho end. by
geacchllu and satisfactorily methods, and NOT
AhIe,"
, 1880-10-09
GOOD WAR DEMOCRATS,
Letters from Indiana Coppcr1scndn to
Joif: Duvts, rro1errtnx Men and Act.
tva Axrtpn Inv.

Tvs sympathy,
H,ou,rs n tYo-t,,,ott t,a-,,,.
w..,,xt., 'fH mn 70 1'e"sat 1, t,'1,a.s,,, Ma WA
"nsAlSueoS' uct' i'-lhe iallpwloS "ar le..
tors frnln good Drntcrnts #, lntRnna TO Jetr.
Davis were received by tho latter In 1861, n,lfl
hy ltn intlorsc,I oyer to thu ltoboi socretnry of
- r,.a -. "..,en, us,,Iu '>S1o' oo"'o'A'' u
mar ana n,Af3ea "speelal:
@ @n0ykH Il. ilil..: H lnd Aprtl l6 lsoi.-To * Hts ~
l,o acsept@,.lld @ n t., y9n t1o eA,Iiu fr9m Southern
short tfme. rlcasc let mo know wlsthcs tilt
M!'iin ~ or !css namhor WI! no reGutvfd or pot:
t!.ne.
:, The greatest excitement prevails hcrc since
tho receptinn OF tho news trn,n ch@rlcatnn.
TFnHp. Nro holnx rnlsel fnr aervtce un'lcr Lin-
c"lf, hut public sentiment fs .livtdcd. Flrase lot
me hGar from you At Sthtr cnrlfcHt convenience.
AddrGas at Dover Hill. Mayttn County, Ind.
Jo'ts H. pRAadoohE.
LAFAYETTE, 1ud:, May 1se0.-To the lion.
JeG untts. President SntthfTn E,lfc,tcrafU--n
SIR: II theso time! u scccss!on and Hhnt ls
termed by tho maturity OF tho North ruheun,
ynt knn., Of colirse. thnt there are u Kreut
mnny npinlnns cxpresdcd IN regard Ia It. and tho
, 1880-10-09
SERENAOE,

FIR Tht tAtttlps 7rfbAHf.
Tho moan sails 0'er tho tr1.nquil aeas;
4 Thousand yufceH IT thu breeze
ln fur!aMt Ellir,tur btuihlt
Tho n#ly, knnttpl grasses bcrEl .. :.
II Kiss tho thrrhht wl&urh Thy foot hath been,
Thy ABRG!.EtHlrtl kgcts watch Alld WAri-.
Sleep well. bel0vC4l
awGet lTta,tns thy dawny pillow blasa
While sttr tho during Winds QUO trcsa
or thiHo NMnlMttetl hair.
Anu nit ~ lnu ifA fnlai5lNrG lear,
IT atlttlD INV ttrltln tf Hiy ltfrnih
ht0Nl tbrMlHh Thy sllltHh1r. droau, nYatn-
Dream that lHucatts the stura, by thy close Int
tle4-tItr2, ~
'Tis whn SA!s Us TING RroMs tatc-
Sleep Wtll, loloycdl
Tho lilies Orcn III tho lake.
Aud A1toaItly tho h4s'ksUg1ls shake
UNll tho tlnwy l4Wn .-.
Down frllM thi!io natn0nd-trec. The tiawn
Il pEar; lin nightingale Is Trying Afa ilrst noto;
Th0 t!NwrTa hrf sweet tlbt,tlt my fE9t-
sloels well, hrl.lyc4l
Ny boat sinks on tho ebblnx tido;
now day lights tho 1lountan.slde-
Tho NAntn9 inu,sllIHht fAitHs;
Tbs wind blOws fresh thru 4ulat Riades;
My way tipE per tha Wuveles4 seq.
Elt0wnll-t 10! SiY htnrt's with thepI
scop ,sWcll. belooysdt
Sleep vol! LuIu N. ".
, 1880-10-09
Payment tor Slaves Itonpti For.

NHtoH tf'7I:l ff7t0fnF3 dHI Nt4lsNpff {IltM.l,
We cnnuot but tMfulge the hope th,t, when
we huso helped rxtfnsuiah tho public dclt,
md iln,e has hea!ed il,u gaping wounds q! tho
past; when reason and brothorly !oyn shun have
fully teRnined the asoeudo.lcy pyer prpIud,oo
and hale. even though ~ snail bt ia the
sIoxt generation = htAvG and honorable peo ple
ths ra!e n r Iulstty n altirts alau 10 rrturaed
70 th4!s$ mum nioih II cds Er0HuuiN s1rt1ted. u
Nlll do no burn to keep this question before tho
, 1880-10-09
4 Fourth Elontx for ssIEcconotltatlon ;
LII 03tin.

Dbpnteh n t4nciunati Commercial.
C1HCLEy1LLE. O., Gcpt. ss0,.:1A ntbcl dnE was
carried III tho Democratic procession In tha city
Inst night. 1t was recognized AB anch ly .Jud4c
Horne, Of Mississippi, nnd by var!ous "uld s.,l-
tilcr*." Mr.. S!m,nnns sAys t'wne In h0nnr Of tho
Virginia Rent!cnan Who IL their candidate ft,r
'flshsGrcr. And SIR. Iii. Cook euys 1t uoulA mt
hn:e l,cIn trophy. AZ they never wcrG trnre
rlsn.'gh 10 tAko II from an cncrny. Tho Hun.
rick Glcc C1ub scrcnAdet1 }3Eecktnradga md
Morthugton to tho tu1o uk Tho l3onule lttuo
Flag
, 1880-10-09

SFlt Uf{{0N1 I1nNS, =
THO petF!dcd roulnius at 4 su,a!l boy and M
ola slipper were recently discovered whilo
making e1cafnuon4 Vt lumncif. which fact
moves uuil Hamilton to E9uark TINT thu
methods OF Juvenile pun,Ahmcnt havc under-
EOne ll0 change s!llc9 uuo!ent times auJ that
a. thoy aro uVW.
, 1880-10-09

peo7c. That thoy may prcservc tho records anil
rtnl'cr tnenlnrRnf1h IT their fnrincr slaves, IN
tho crcnt thnt II r,,ttrninR acnsn nT Justftp IN
tho ptrt Of tho Federal Gnvcrnmcnt may rom.
frnsate thcm. at tcnst Fn part, for tho loss or
this portion nj their rightful property.
, 1880-10-09

AZ soon ~ tho publiu 'eurns that tho shal;urs.
SaFsapAs!llA IL tho 9ehu ln0 GhAkcr mudcInp l,ro-
pAroa fson, roots. herbs, ant! berries. yr'wn
SOLICITED, and prepared by tho Canterbury 6huk-
es Shaknr 3l!lago, N, H., thoy viii take It i.
preference to oil ohers, such IL their regattl Tor
tho character OF the UHltel Uretl4reu.
, 1880-10-09
TO THE PUBLIC,

Ct Dr.: Raaway's old cs1aIlished Il. Ii, IL hDm,s-
4ies than the bass aud wQeth!sss iuaitxslons Of
theM; A! there arc FAlsts Reaolvcuts, Kellsft.
and PILLS, be src and ark for ttatiway'a and ~
tsSs Me aa1us "NhdW9x" i " WA4t JYv E0Js ;.
, 1880-10-09
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured for tlf.y certs,
Thpre In nut \ remedial REcIIt In this wnrld thus
will cure Fewer and AKslr and A!t t,thor h1ulari-
feysrs sn!ded " III frWAY's rli.I.sI 10 quickly
~ SNADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS pEli liOTTLE,
, 1880-10-09
Still Another In HSahlatngton-syllnt
lINl2u EnIdlef rhlukH i hufsf II.


Union soldier fhillk* Iabuut II.
From ttfer urttftA 10 Il ~ Sti9hcr ft!itar u tia
ffnt Mutl. ~ f;AtuI frtfrat tIotp hoAllitY G0p-
frnaitHt roxftinh IN Hnshnctnn.
WAsIiisuTOS. Sept. q, lSs0.-alY OLn CDA-
nApE; Tho Kebs nre rahld nov, | tell
you. A. tho big Democratic parade Inst tmonth
sAw Ftz Hugh Ice at tho hcul ur n band ot tue
old Virginia lEack iIorxu CarnIrr trur,ler ASH
by's command Ut Eirst ftul! Itu rllfn tlnwn Penn.
sxlvnnta nvonuc. tho f.!n,l rAynR +" t,anuTa I1luo
Flu" utb My Maryinnti." tito mir trll nf trc-
works. and thu w'it,ls nye,lun rltsrng fron, md
~ end with tho Rhnuts 0f tho cxtitch peorte.
M Jnynl snIit could 9et st,eh HI ovation hi.rc.
On indiana aEeD,Ie II Rebel tlaK hung unt!is-
fNrhcsi fnr hours from tho wlM1nw Or il rrut,f.
ncnt lohcl. havn tcon IN tho rnltlcnl gltIl0r-
tnxe here IN Washington tho nltncs Of I..ncnlr,
Grtut, AMI our Hrtti..t mon recnlyc4l In slluncc,
md th0so or stn.ewnl! Jarksun and Leo Ereolnn
xlth tnn'i md yss ED Of de;!Eht hssG !alxS with
linn, Who tei mo that they h,id 10 lnays hnlno,.
thAt they rnllh nut !!rr, much tcsa fttc M |nytl
1cNlt,sls III th0lr hut!1cs. tI,ollgll turn a1,.1
reared there. md veteran ltrhcl sncra. ftll,ln't
NC hcttcs lick EN- ngany D. 'emI they
need It,