Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 30, 1880, Page 7

TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: siONDAY, AUGUST 30, ‘Those { will bring i one's opinians and the style of one's | ally of a woman's. ‘Tosdny direetly iige-lease ant my ‘harlotte, coal. Anirews, cedar posts, dinugton, umber, ur River, Inimber, austinaggtont, ain UCA TIONAL port of the Mumia vention. Whother thoy will | twogrand epochsin American history: rr fogn fur themselves Republicans, f ‘ sone lees, expe dow't know, Certaltr itis, that awe ateangtt is OF the Navanition and the Rubelions and alike dn fron Mt an rer Tatlye Wyercnstiie y glory of both in wrapped up in the history of the | {p frout of I te ateaaa which Waals FeO He eid ee oaaandbietratton ts Hepubiican party, and of tho politteal | unweit pis Nt tite Shaker girb—n short h e OFthis Lhave beter meanser | elaments out of which te eprung tnt | filed skirtot just the hellotropo state whieh My perhaps, tran it would boproperto | being a quarter of a century — sin the aisters wear, and with row) nial kathered rerit wad bo ensies tu fore : Tho very “Rtones boneath our foot would | HMO eat dla anu nceKorehlofy he “was Bout thin Ie would botabulid apie Repube | Break forth Into songs if wo should bold our | foruuily dressed [11 tho “and. eidionious Maynard's Ufo and Chararteristies—Tho } Hen, party, ta tnat section. Now. aa tang the | [sin ahoveus tenn the paste de hepablien H Beret : Of tho pulitical current. isto Haw | nis! Grou or Homan never fied seh mi MAYNARD—KEY. MCHA Vana ie A fat eae ; URAND MASTODON PAVILION, illiston Seminary Lake Front, between Bn nis and Exposition, FASTHAMPTON, ALASS. * COMM NG SEPT, 5, if na ng thie ae t iberaliy endowed tnatituttens In. 2 DANIEL O’LEARY’S fell witie they will bo Choredably. prepared ter colt cher schinls OF aclenet oF for minineste Novel and Extraordinary Test. Races ! | sition fmitesttcerieamcicusegrvine ne et te Uf patron tn the prinetal ettios of the United Mater, ALook at Two Postmasters-Gen- eral of the United States. Ab BAIL Paxton, South Haven, aundeies. Tiritinin, Mantasue, sunlrics, th, Sungatued, stntries. Menomin ime over which tuged her pretty shoulders and turned up Hitthevristogravia nose. Lat then she dit F 4 Go aa Sow Please? Sud eatylogue giving tlt information ns to cow , ‘ a 0 ret Reason of His Appointment as Post pateaee (iaaunels and de tny opinion. that) Pints aud vceessories for watrlotic eplad as ate look like a Shukeress after all, for upon ber Wace MIEN and HORSES, DE BNGT, Lori. Be. MHS 8, Pt. D., Principal. ! nster-eneral, IHW Batt yc More HTT Tat necator tne | Hurniahod by the tierate period of our history, Tul hendwas place, a Hower-gariten atu ACT oars eee Fa : HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS--THE MICHIGAN MILITARY ACADEMY 5 de y nf : imado glorious and memorable forever by Res Pena mul iat Sue ne abo) Aeepebl cay punttenns, ‘thera'a ot a ane nt all Famers | fron, et ion aad “Ills tao enrly to tell whnt sliape the disinto- ] Maeno ving generation, or tho one that | ninderd Shukeress in the house; and tpon her Tho Collapse of the Southern Policy— | gration wit tuke. OF this, Howorer, Lim cane | HAS Just descendad to the grave, but Js Repub | Minty feat were worn a pulrof French-noetl kid A Arciiiant Field nt ¢ elect Miltary Coneurts and ovening. s CENTS, Atal yolopt a het, that in turn woutd have e Helle, Kinuston, t MM. Knapp, Muftalo, tiling Star, Bultala, tabssiay Hustle, 57.005 Ted at by every right ADS Grand Stand and te: extraciuce. “FRED G dent: the Adininintration enters upan its | Heat, or was, uate that, i eontract with the tat-bottomed {| Prev tt pi bells Sas Offers mupertor faeiuti i * Indgo Key's Two Prophecies. broad worle with abinntant aupport. front wvery | ., THe wars tho Repubtlean party hns fought out | jalare, wis t akanetul frivolity, not to bo tole | Reve Carlingford, urate, HOOLEVS THEATR or Classleneatintian, Lanegan, & Rood Fen tian Pein gondblerabla element nf thus Temnaentte party eee ee reef e tts went ore | crated by aiiselplo of Stotber Anu Lee, Br Rel eerats re ~ * henuty und toalthtulness, Full enrps of coupotent . outh; and for some time that clemont wilt bo + Hecekslon, eheilien: c oe iti a) bu corn, ARTISNS, | IEYENIT FAtA CO, -) ‘i From Our Own Correspondent, likel: to en eitself “Democratic, "re | tlumpb of clytlizatton, unpariletid in the ane =A, may Schr Itisinyg Star, Kingstan, 1540) but corn, ss. | vita Fall Term begins Sept, 15. “wastrsatos, D, Cu Aug. 2.—Hornee May+ would ho a hana nator for fala of the whale workd-Yho diboruttow of Mma. MARINE NEWS. Prop Cunt, Collingwood, 18.0 bu corn, 200 avurty's eotebeated Forcataingno or turbos tire i eaicens ém Mit Teuncssce, sits inthochalrofthePost- | one to” attempt | te define what | ot mlavcme ee Wil thoinus peniity with UDG le Frop City of NewYork, Cloveland, 19,600. bu roast formic Bs Superintendent, Col 4.8. ROG EHS, ard, «1 sid Ste Keo, of 1 Demoerncy means at tho present timo; but, | 1 ag Jaiy Found in the pues Of HOM GATIERINGS. 1) bel Ke and sundries, wero’ thie pitblte. Oretuy Cy So, D astor-General, David M. Kee, of Tennossoes | wit us ithe South, it tenn plainly unqialls | Homer or Vir, Whnt subjects fur poctry, MT Ge SRINGS. © ea ere ie gar Snr ny ores und Wed ——— i United States Judge. ‘Tho King fs dead,— opposition to Me Republican purty. Ag t | Sid pitating, and orateryt The world wonders THY FALL BEASON. vei Sow uni, Beet ilo, 38,0)0 bu Corns i ‘ ' {se vive tho Klugh have nlready rainttkeds the enutsd uf the Ade inore and more na tho soft nud rumbro shadows | he northonster of Saturdiy, with Its ening | PA ET aneyininco, DEKE—VT DURE —t { Joe wake user tomy that [Torneo Maynard was | tiluistration t¢ plainly armonizinu discordant | nate tut anry tay rte for mortiicese, | wated until last evening, and weresbly may lent | Seue dean, Seqominge, Ayers gear and cat Matinee, H i PXurragansolt fudian extraction, ‘This was | (evar of Slisineeenttion cis quietly pele | buenow may bo viewed cnitnly from atte. In | onedaytonger, ‘The take yesterday wus not | Seber. A. Wood, Marinatio, Funk. Vel. and Satavos. ati 170 Avhiand-nvey cor. Adameale, Chleago, i 4 undoubtedly, to tho fact that be Is tat, on, aid the way to the now purty whieh fs to be | tho person of Gen, Grant the pager ab- | sough., Report has it that ono or two disasters | Sele Planet, Grand Haven. f—Mie MITCH An English nnd Classical, cba! of the highest t due. teenies iS no fi Henn spieadors salted road the world. and ¢ rm ne fa The schoo Ashta- at. Wrenn, Muskegon, a ~ = b graito for BOYS and NG MEN. Second Sehanl ailm, Innks bas high eheck=bonos, and long, | formed made tory certain. inition. kindeat, and tangho under Heaven brake: | cccurend bi thie-vteinity,, Thaxcboonor Ashta johnson, Muskegene WVICKERS THEATRES Vent eins Sanday, Sept, It, tai. Fur entalngngds ! riright, dark bale, Tho dark hale of bis earlier ANOTHRI prlovitecy, forth liv its praise, It Tee argu chapter, that hag | Dulin ts tho only craft that has boen damaged, tockbridize, Murkegon,. Ms EY ot aba if TRG, CCHUSSEY, Mean Mer t Congresstonul days, howover, Is somewhat ell- ‘The old man’s hopeful dreums have not boon { honored God by showing forth nw race of men | and sho only slightly. eH, Malt Mencknunco, FOURTH AND LAST WEEK 7 { ie vith yenrs,—for Mr. Maynard has now | realized, Search was diligently made far that | worthy of fis blessings and it for [ia work on —— che Willian Grands, Menekaunee, a 2 ss , yl 14) PAL 7 vored! W Ga ne having been born av | Temnunt of coneervatisn South that was soma | enran. Ws lone stringgle it thelds of War wuctidst LAKE von s. Schr H. Witheek, Menekaunec. SUAS SeSSL Burne q i y | i i : reached the ayo ot 66, no having been bor tines called “old Whig. ‘The result was the | a brave enotny, ite ual trlumph. wild ite aries evil hr Motropolis, Fuvetin, yh 9) 8) ll t ’ ' Westborough, Duss. Aug. W, IH. Io Js, thore- | diacovery of Kennuth ituynor and of dudge Key. | with a Mint Unltd wits ou hind or sen, tho Font HURON. Kehr Merctinnt, Garden Bay, ' r) GODERWY, ILL : fore, John Book thought he buloaged to that class; but | conseerntion, and tha poet's drei lta ¥ Pont tron, Mich.Aug. 2.—Passod up—Pro- | sche M. Thompson, White Lake, ° " php Re oreo F d A NATIVE YANRER, he recelved ny olce. so ho, tow helonies to that | Tarlus in the forum. In tho gnlden dawnal poaee, | pellers Nebraska, Bruplre, St. Paul, Gordon | Sche Minnehaha, Muskegon. rar tora eli nnd Momitcciey mare hagctimata for dank ‘ nd not, n¢ many have supposed, a native South | pari ‘ inthe South whieh “means pluinly no Ie nownod than thong it won in wary. ave | Campbell, Oaccola, 2. it, Van Allen, Cuba, Ruse | Schr Morning Léwht, Mant: M A\TINEES WEDSESDAY. AND. Atud, and complete teat Seminary dellanttully et tm epubllent, Yet Ho has lived. the Kren er | Tre ee OR es ua item couineed, | aauumey out tho full moastry of [te hig dostiny. | gla, st. Alound, C.J. Kershaw, Garden City and a ae aN SSN SATURDAY He NATLASKELL, Prinetpat, is mature Hife in tho South, ns, ntter | 4 i inttor sation | whole ¢ Raa iete etaie consort, Porter Chatuberinta and consort, Passi f Noxt Week=DENMAN THOMPSON na JOSTIUA call part of is R hat tho solitton Of the question | whole enrth, Itenonsiiave willingly died, that ITALY. cx Mademoiselle de Janon, T Inow, * his graduation rt Amherst College th JS, ho | of tho Solid South ties now ln a North united in | mon night he free, and that the tag of our | fe ard barges, Cormorant and consort, Burling- An : v= tof tho principtes and candidates of tho | country might float over every inch of Amertean | ton and bares; tug Burnside and barges; Mole 7 7: BATES, 7 went South, a8 Speaker Blaine did, New- | suppor dduactt : ¥ mig! piraand bares; ty ees; Attempta upon the Life of the King= re RLS THEATRE. or and former Partner of tho Isto Miles gf Toshand young men and women, in thong days, | Ae hiis election, anid diigo Keys tho ottor sis, | “tie ground qo trond ts, faxt becoming histor. | Ue Spencer aud haryes: schooners: Puthiluder Mire Magus of Hirizundes JL AVERD -Manazor and Propriotor will reopen her Enlist and Franch Board t constituted a sourco of supply for Southorn | the question of n Solid South will bo ended, | fe, fori ta already tnado holy hy the. beroie | Constitution, Fd, King, Southwest, Prussin, Apeetat Correspondence of The Chieage Tribune, 'TO-NIGHT 'TO-NIGIITI iia ped i for Young Ladies nnd Children at sehoot-tenehers, nud continued te do suit te and tho general break-up will come,” Dlood that has been poured out in toh bbations Down) rupeliets sont Soules vane Coins, | pyri, Italy, Aug. 4—The Hoyal farally is at a tera ONF WEEK! SareIUT ESIGN SEE Tee Tete eae 4 on there was “ revolution” overy= RoY'S FUTURE. to make it free, The air we breathe ts laden } Granite Sttte, Commander, Oswegntebic, Fred 4 4 ed As MM. PADM EIN bt bala ee Ore: days cre non tho Southern olivulry busted | Judge Key goes tor a few weeks to the Vir= llveth th heeniewaota OF ety defenders who | Welly with A Gobi nek Chr Crud ophsorty Re eee ee aad an aifeotion endacte, | CNEOVAQUATE THEATEL COMmANY | ‘nvartment, loss’ Cis and Kindenmrten. Ost & i ‘ jh . . dled for us, and the very blood that thows warm | P, a rektrond at PUrBUs, eg | SC, t us 7 In for oe Jett in ninsnoking. tho portmanteaus of tho | plata Mouniaina, 10 rent, unell the tall torn of | Med for us. and the very Mood that tony wari | 4 AL. | Wirekend aid, tacit Sign, | ton without bounds for the Howe of Savoy. THE DANICHEFFS! MORGAN PARK \ Yankeo ection it wm fn genreh of inelplent.| ity he will enter upon the life Judicial pce Softiala sureciites Loa planers past, Unepteas dum Mages mi Fara Aras, Teeuriely, itt | On Monday eventug,. when tho King arrived With a Powerful Cast. Iuetud vi Me, X MILITA nogro-Insurrection. Which wmareclous cumbinntion of polltlentcire | ons und traditions that quicken ‘every pultsa | Mary Lygn, MT. i. Huker, W. i. Gratwick and | tere, and enw tho workingmen’s eesocintions | Satnvs Wadneutiyn and Sauindarat s MILITARY ACADEXY. z rn i ontrel ¢ htenavery oye, We live tn i heroly | consorts, 8. Sheldon and consort, Yosemite : , tuht, sept. & only GRAND BENEFIT of 4 , ‘ TAMUAND BOLCOL: TEACHING, cumstances has secured hint. | Advanelng years, | ier iin a herdc country, Ourhands cach | aid pares, Ohio and consorte, Satin and | &tranged in good order in front of tho station, it AChristinn Family School for lore, Bession aie, Soganny etalon liv nedannavUlle tonal Funke tho’ posliow a. very’ pledatnye ane, ta hime | livia horace yx Tho uqualgaf hose of Slaratuan | burges, alclgts and consort, Wiliam Hudotpa | he coutd well excinim in contemplating thote gins Sept. t, 18). Kend © ears, anid Is bee: - ‘ SE et | Kehd ur call tar Catalogue Rte de ite hunt for tho “ald Whiee inthe | UF Muted onavery alle, The orphans of our Laud barges, Germania and’ bares, ‘Tempest | honest and jovial countenances, © 1 find myself XCURSION TO THE Soi one Lovins Methoding Charly Biaet fessor In the Uulveraity of East Tennessee. Ib | south shall prove to he one of the worthiest, ale | dead soldiers are wmong us, and the nenaments Pant barges, Fluteher with sehouner | in the midst of my peuple!" Ido not imply by 2 . MISS RIG wari if . 4 ‘ ‘ (hat commemorate vietories on 2h tlelds | Waterlou “and consurt. CG. Ulburt and . * ¥ a ef ust Lo! Le wi our eyes e pillars a irs and cloud. Hts charts, John C, ny, Helvetia, Flying Mist, J. My ery ie andment domandod that he shoutd beyin teache | Hins of Lust Lennessve who will bo glad thet It | toad vis ana within ns suit ew beating. slowis | 1, lrecks it ih dhuvess Prince Alt bes 1. Chie ung Ladies and Childron, 491 North La Baltes uty J. H. Mis | toimpress the inet that nowhere in all ltaly sice, Madern Languages, English Branches, SBdddd egress sass swl § Bere was begun, an ind Drawing, A ‘Tew boarding puplis recolved . Howaver, schoul-teaching was but a bridge —— andy, mournfuily, tho roquicm of the glorious | griuter, fesse Ncarth, Juhi Ht. Noyes; tug Kate | isha so conscious of safety as in Piedmont. ‘The cars wilt leave the Denot of the Chicago, MU- i Jedd hoped ine. ich Wo Boon passed Into the full practice PRIVATE DALZELL inurtyrs of tho Uulone andour evelidy atten nee | Stuttute und ratte Behe sone Oe Oates 88 ue Guimient, | xaukeer ge Su Yaad ialirond, corner of Chinas wd afar omen Prepare for Harvard Zzamina« u Li RIVA! . touched with memories too tender and sacred |” Wind—Northenst, Nght. Rain. . | Curralteste.con NS one Ff a ALOFT) ir ae bretoee es for expression In words, 'Tho«o memories flout bernors. alarge force immediately appenrs on all the ae DAY, Aue 21, nt 10 ofetock n,m. M 5 HOARDING and 33 Lecamo Attornoy-Goncral of tho y ogstons, anid stir thol al © 2 iS wes | Tekets forthe sound trip, return on nt Day 5 . : nets 7 Intorview with tho Champton Letters | Over our souls, lu, sud procusplans, nti ails hole Sprclat Dispatch lo The Chicago Tetbune. , | tutes whic thu Hesal enrrinze, ts 19 folows | utter ore weeds wit i crursunace | WITS, Sees tepen oe 2 sar ICS: Writer-A Sluging Campaign=The | gan, until our eyes grow atm with tears, and | DeTRUrT Mich. Aug. S~Lusted down Pro. | tee een aietpal ‘piiasile;, and »cltizon -ngontdss| siseenne sen tuse seat anc Tin mea an eee ele BY Hesston will open Monday. Seni Fait ‘ A} ‘At tho enmo tino he took part in ‘Tennessee | PFivato’s Talic a In Okolona.s sighs that aro gongs of sadness Cécape froin OUT | eee ea ee ee ee aUntare Wissu dick, Ye h ps La tie tay Ms fe " f ne _____ | corps of ficient teachers. Special alvantacnn In i : . Sprelat Correspondence of The Chicaco Tribune, — | Ins. Rowing, iochesiety Nyaeki” stean-barges | “tO Watch over tho august person of bis | SPRAGUE'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, | 2gafinsith, Seuoees, address AU, KUGENLA, i ial litles, holding several local offices: and flnally, rt Veal br} i on i Ki Majesty. Whothor the Kmy ts obliged to travel _ 2) EIT, Sixteenth nnd Pino-nis,. St Louis. : polities, Castnnnae, 04 Aug. 2-1 had n very Intor- | , Rich in hntlowed memories tiko those, beyond | Truro city und barges, Havane and consort, | stdesty. Clurk-at, opposite Sherman House, aaa — en jnthe political upturning af the times, came to A iia Ize! lng, | 2 The wealth of Ormus or of Ind, 0. Townseit and consorg, Niugirt, HB, Luttie [ thus, {# rnothor question. Humbert, ike alt Cheer PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AC i who Thirty-fifth Congress ue Mtepresentative, | estinu interview with Heivate Daze yoxer’ld: | on whero the gorgeous East, with lavish hand, , | mid consort, Lust Suehaw wud barges, Med | othors of ia touse, is vory courageous, and T | ¥ Ver nent thlanscys nnd etneeday, Satardas,and | PRAMAS ALP AALA URAL MY, a chosen upon tho“ Amerlenn” toket. Ie wasn | Thostatesman was on his way from oll, | Showers on ter lings barbatie penrisand gol” | Kethyund vohsort und acbuoder Zach Chandler, | assure you that, ab far ae concerns iineelT, ho i Clrit Eatusurlnn Chgunitieys Chewien aaa eee uw memberof thoThirty-lifth, Thirty-sixth, Thirty- | Ox his home, to Mil nn engagement to speak in | tho Republican traditions have furnished thumes | A. Cobb, Fletcher ald consort and webooner | would prefer that the pullee should occupy it THIELMAN’S BURLESQUE TROUPE, | Sitititeizeoring Cuumintry, ‘Cinan pe and Rngliah, ‘onth, ‘Chlrty-uinth, Forticth, Vorty-tirat, | 0 adjoining county. Ho had just returned | for pocts nnd singers for ayes te come. Irisun | Watertown, Miegheny and barges and schouner | self less with bin, and rather turn its zeal to- Monday. Sept, STONY PASTOR'S STAI NOV+ De OY N Metropolttart Block, Chiles seventh, ye ulallty i | from the great Sotdicrs’ Reunion nt Columbus, | {nexhaustitle oilne,and the eple of the future Is | Minnie Days, Manneyotay schooners C, ins, | wards the briqands who ure infesting many | pve nie Cops : 3 TT “t. President, te Torty-scconul, and Forty+third Congrensas, Rorv. vein, I fuded 101 Uuried yet in {ts gienming trophies. It is the | Granger, Nuigart, d. G. Musten, George B! | provinces, Butif tho police take all these pre- | 2LEY COMM! at ile ng thus throtighout tho bisturieal Congresses of | and was iu bis best vein, Teonoluded long go | admiration of tho world, und coming ages | Sion, Sunrise, JO. Uuayer, Helvetia, Flying | cautions, there ts, apparently goort reason tor it. BAUIPS CONCERT GARDEN WCAC i i % the War, nnd tho Congresses wien immediataly | that Datzelldeserved crodit for much moresolld | Wit apen. wide thole olden mutes. to 're- | Mist. 1k Hreck, Juwsie Senril, JOLIE Noyes | Humbert ands family neo very much esteerned cBAUIPS CONCERT GARDEN, i A = Hee eee eee astdent recon / Sensanad ability than people in gonoral aup- colve tho precious treagucu ne tho richest. Ine | 1-0: Hieunrug, dames O, King. in Jtaly.—tils (9 fuvontestable; but there Js a oral enty-sccubsdent, dad Ludinnaae, exdiniitnciky-nean CHleing, Fall vera, Senta, a iy Presidunt. Grant, Mislster Mesident to'Con= | hose hu possesses. He i ofd,and ho talke n.{ heritunee of all ime. Nota stardimined; nota | Passed up—Propoliera Nebraska, Garden City | group of Internationaliats who will use uy | ‘TO-NIGIIT, nnd overy nlaht und Bunday SMatineo, | ies Mor Caintoninn uintees INTEC Deere i eantinople, t vlottors; but, | cloitd except now and thon one floating in tho | and consurt, Prussia; stoam-tnirges D, Ballen+ | measures to carry out their vlans, and it is | forone week only, Morzun Park, I, or 77 Madison-at, Culcawa. Ve Ifis career after ho entered Congress became | great deal, and writes a great many lettora; but, | pine and tipper with crlinson glory, or white | tine and consort, C.J. Kershaw; schooners H. | know by experioney that political assusinations ¥ Wa Wun ‘% ¥ ME) DLIMEL) G@IMTODA Evanunduime 4 10 Nallonal, ie was the one resohite, determined, | novertholess, be does have a good many good | (with the snows sicen of a, whitoriandseaper | Pe tultwineds Ge Works Hartford: George Shore | nrenotastonishiug. ‘The policcarcaware ofthe | GRAN MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. THE BETTIE ST UART INSTITUTE "1 midical champion of buman rights and of North | fdens, 1 began by asking: not a breath of alr but whatis laden with balin | nina, trene, ©. G, Barnes, ‘Threv Brothers, 'T.R: | fact that ‘Abhos'a Genuine EPANISILATUDENTS, Admise | A Day and FAMILY it na 4 ‘ Da em opluton from the South, waen all others | “w row does tho political sittation appear tn | for tho world’s is, and fragrant with tho truth | Merrick, AN ATT@MPT ON THE LIFE OF THE KING PEE AiR EO ere TA ee Vonnue Laties and. Childrens the sense bape + talled. Caiimeienaaieh Aan BUMRE your part of the State?” a Ts EU Pe tert pete pipe ati was contemplated on tho night of tho Ith of | Seen | penalty. Tho, Langtinges, Music, beaming, ‘Sainting, AN wT] LE . AINE, T y a My g LS3: Ul ee LN = net his thorouuhty inught. For t = pm mitteoon Hunklig aud Curreney, reported a | 4 bly majority down ber, We never take thom | of War—tho only cloud thnt ever yet formed | tig weather us yot. Tho wind still remains In | Protect of Foggia wus tho. first who was ine iat an billteamend the Curreney net and to establish | twico ailke, What will work well ono year will | upon it—<long since hia alsappeared in tho | thy northuist, but the threatened blow did not | formed of thisiitention, Ie iminedintely gave E DI I N. GHLAND TTALL. pm free banklag, During tho consideration of this | nover bit thom the next. Weare going to doa | Quroral flush of its fuliiilment, Here is tho | come, ‘Tho achounors Walllain Aldrich, Rt. Ps | notice to the Prefect of Naples, and. the latter TEstablishad by the Inte Edward P. Weston, lite D. Hy Wil there was a notable pussnuo Letween Nii | great deal of sluging this year—inora’n wo've BAU ALO A AT abled MMawott, Jumes Gurrutt, J.-A. tavis, and Joun | at ones dispatched the Superintendent of tho |, oF nihuatding end'bay Schoo) for ¥oung. hadion, “i ae TM ceiccity nt ihe new Musuenusotta convert te | done for twenty yetrs. Huvo you soon tho xong- Vuvare Davznobs | Holow, ‘The schooner G. G. Houghtone trom | from homer Ta ollcint dlacnsered en route THE COMPLETE WORKS OF Sout: 24 Ise War datniainy ter apuige gees Coe aa tho National Demoera Inynard held tho | books that are out? The storekeopers toll me —— Chienko, for Lscanba, was towed inside trom | that for several days numerous suplcious-looke NATIVE Wl edt Ay Stee Prinetpal, Huot, in churgo Of his bill, when Hon Butler | thoy never sold go many before in tho world, HIS LIFE THE FORFEIT tuichoraze thls oveniug to enlk her centreboarl> | ing individuals had been sven. In the vielnity of T ret PEAY SORT ec | ee a eee game into the Hono, pwited ip to the tep of bis") Wo are organizing glec-clubs of fifty or sixty In if tur. Hho reow Dreudnaunght was docked Dore | ihe rulleoud, who were conmianuly aeking ull ASH i i ‘ Union College of Law. feud (ho futhitiontam of tho tense to tholr funt | &townshiny and the way thoy dosing tho grand | 2 ynaana Politician Shot Doad by an | bath were lonkung. Se Pree ag Herr era Ee rT a er : p Med 5 3 Sa FR Metory. Hat neguro tho day passed Tutor was |, songs te wonderful. It te bound tohaven good |v iret gtuaband—Tho Dying Man | Cleared—Scnouner J, 1. Caso, for Chicago, sented himeolt to Gen, desonnaz, Aie-de-cump | Unabridged, and with tho Author's Latest Revisions, CHICAGO, ILL, entuftat tho iMfer, Notwithstanding Butler's | effect in the shaping of affairs, hore are a ngtren DUEFALO. of his Majeaty, and nequalated bin with cvery- wn Fall term begins Sopt. 22. Yor circulars address great” ability, he". lacks knowledgo of grque mans advantages to bo gained from this, Justifies the Shooting ay the Courso {ai Dtspateh to ‘The Chicago ‘Tribune, thir alent King was asleep, The General SS Vrexnt BOUTH, Chicago, ML t parliamentary sutitrs, and tewrly ale | it farnlands Wane acne ria neersanry, AA suveR: Ho Would Havo Taken Under tho Pi Ato SO scAttived -senooners Itag- | aroused .blm to rend tho disputches, THE SPUYTEN-DUYVIL EDITION, SCHOOL DIRECTORY. = ya wi hus undertaken ‘to ens t yw ve Home mt hrenet 5 + " J : Titer prent ncasares. in thu diomse has falied | bands, to be pitd for ottior tains, ‘Thon a man | Cretmatances: oarprnin Mliwauked; Del DovbINS, SL. Wate | Humbert sald thoro was | nothing 5 HOC RECTORY. einer nine rT “ yf if Correspondence Cincinnatl Gazette, bon, HF. Bruce, xenin, Culenio, to ‘fear, and ordered tho train to Complete in 12 volumes, tare Imo, cloth oxtrn, ‘PATENTS Tn search of aq HOLS tur thelr children filter From Toco OF tee Ot OE ee te ea tick ee | Manion, Ind., Aug. 20,—Tho fiazctte corres | “Uivnred—sehnoners D. P, Dobbins, F.L, Dan+| Procecil. "Ho then ordered his Aldo-de-Camp | ogeh volume containing about en puges und a frontise | ~_¥ytt And prompectince oft tinge ibeecenrs Mence. he often lost iis head, and. the. feor "Tho Democrats aro aligiu too, are thoy | spondent telegraphed yesterday that news had | forth, coal, $. D, Watson, Cl ind two artillery-onicers to como into his car, | Chen "yams cols Mou < find College Direstarg EEE ee Or ee ime. that iedierc | ru : i ‘bam Townehip to tho eifect | _ Canal Frolghts—itates ‘ara low iz gud it was concluded that any aguression should | ais isso cheapest form In which Irving's works f Schools, and Teacho Fe TT ee ae eer lt | Mot bhoy are trying to follow anit alitties but 1 | Teacher wa from Grabum Townenip to tho alfect | county an wheat and Gij conte on be repelled by force, By way of precaution, | 100 over appeared. eat New York, = Fohtlon of tho cites of tho Hote so ats | ny are ei te eecig Oe, | that a tra: sdy occurred thore ‘Tuesday whlelt | fine Yoriey Iuinber Lo Albany, £2.60 per 000, and | however, another train was sont tn ndvunce, | bo ppoare Ent routine reo the hile Far thls outeage | sonigewnotce Teopane up with “Lhe Hauny Hive | has thrown tho community tnto excitement. | to Naw York $325 por 1,00; stavesto Now York, | whlch chured that of, tho King to arrivg int VASSAR COLLECE, ' upon parhamentary decorum, Bporker Maine | Flug,’ and is ttled up with 'Dixlo,” und such Hko | Tho Courter says tho clrcumstanécs were as fol- | $1.5) per ton. F BEE ay HM rea ey THRE ET THE GEOFFREY CRAYON EDITION, POUGHE Hears E STB, N. Vo tler ahurpl ‘order, and the Intter | songs. You don't suppase a Demoacratscould | jows: CLEVELAND. i u Ht 3 FOR THE LEE EDUCA OE WOHES: mone Hatten er ply 10 rr Ae dtailittion | slugs Tho linttie-Cry af Freecom du yauy te | ONS: od Jon Stuoker woro’ nelabbora. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. punishment of the would-he regicltes: buty | srandsomely printed fn octave, on euporfine tald | sesmminatiins for ontrasces So Hedsheat 1 ¥ in Faw an re Fe : . ree Nolin thelr plut was discovered, they aban tett thease “ene! i of putlic rebuke, from that tae Mr, Maynard cma arto (de nave his ee Ho wou! cy choke | rie was Intho bablt of calling at Stucker's ore D, Ad aL Arr vee coupler Pa | doued it and dleappoured. paper, tesa sith tae nit othe v nti hina onapolication We f o death in-tha attempt, No, Democrats haven't a Ys sehooner nm oGregor, * 7 volume willbe fully Wlusteated os far as subject SMa Pia ick Cee ee bello oor, as frequontty. tho candidate of | anything tos about this veut. They are as | homo when tho heud of tho fumlly was absont, | flaednatute ose. net ANOTHER ATTISter Fendorstiiistration appropriate. Miss Eddy's Kindergarten and School the Repiblicans of the Satth for Vico-Presi- | prosy as can tie Town hore. Cour yeurs axe Wo | ‘uvadiy aftornoon, 80 the story goes, Law wis Cloured—Propellers St, Albans, Arabia, Chi. | was to bave been mndo two months ago, in {crits cdtiton will bo published in monthly volumos, ¥ dent, aud ut two diferent, Cina, ho bad agpira- | Coulee sing much. A iain can't ging whon ho | qt Stucker's home, —or-noar-” ity- and | eago; sehooucrs "Barnes, Scola, Chicayo\:| Homo: Youbave heard of the judividunl who | of which sixare now ready. Orders will be recelved | ~~ ISHOW COUILE, ono- black east of Union Park, , ons fur tho Spe Tene . ‘ “I ‘i 0 os Next School Yeur will bexln Sept, bth, 1, ts buagry: and he Bill ANGns And Tom Ewings an coal. about that thno anuged himself by throwin ONLY for the entiro set, te be completed Int val a Mr. Maynard fa remember gry nnd poor, A mtn can'tsing when bo Is mad, i} Spectal Dievateh to, The Chicago Tribune, tones, which weighed wkilowramme and | jh savancoy of £230 for cloth; $1.30 In 34 calf; $30 for LEGIATE A: bral who knew bit, wei Ne De dusaCongressman, | Githor; and that's why we haven't beon ublu ta | and opened firo upon Law. ‘Three abots : tals bate wire pod ue kilsweraroniay and LEGIATH AND Co sand 2 Lats FScANANA, Mich, Aug. 2—Areived—Sohoon- | Qbiif, was ‘very near striking M. Bacenrini, | 57 advance) Of 0 for clo 1. , nui, although te atrugers he sing since 1810, Butthis yenr wo nee nelther | tunk eect on Law's body. ‘The frst shot struck | ersfundeand dunes, Minnio Slawson, Joba 1. | Minister of Public: Works,” Tio judivid- | MEMCLAL INSTITUTE, ussell'a School. Presarn: hoale or busitess, ‘Thore Y curnest, cenit, Haze, aclentitte eludiaus, apt hungry nor mad. tual owas immediutely arrested, and recog~ Subscriptions forthe set received by the principal sical training by military brtith y Fi A 3 his acm, tho avcond struck. his side, and tho | Mott, dane Hell. a ely , NF maple ODpureuninity 1 | cere inarote and wi ot acterized ng oy rai tho. sey, In which Private tom: phnstzed third ponctratod bis hip, attor he had fatien, Clenred—Proy ellor W. L. Brown, sohoonors ie ot Veltot Aniloes Doma Gorotelina, ( dealers and by the publishers, iP portuninity for athlotieg: ’ § ‘ollawed, e x y a Mott. re . 1S Be A U NU GRRE ; tates, nui wus often eloquent in advociey Of | Tf recorded. ih tho form Of tuo Okalunn Stater Meee eee irnihed GaHR AGE ERED Lee aa nguaaie, lutters in alpher were found in. bis possessioi G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS, QWESINOG SEiprEn Re Stake treucary and deeanny-ot tho suutwors | Mavs productions, and bly wish is berowlth | hyd, A tow iittuato frlends eitlled wt the house Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Cored beciany antaesstings Tio. eee Ue 182 Fifth-av., New York. | vatand Inrvest Hoarding and Day school th Phtindote Democracy. He was always regardes us the | COMuCd wins und olfured hitn thelr servicus an witehers. | sanguurrt, Mich, Aug. 20—Vassed up—Pro- reese eee an lose it, whieh. proventod reading | <> ction ite thicty-tirat year at 2815 Cheat 1 “ 01 : 4 Yesterday morning, while Lin seemed to ho 1 Tht. + ! ater ne s 1 HOGa yi - fealing place us tho representative of that sce: Inthe fravy days of 1863 felntives swore nt brenkfnst, Wis’ anrpriged.te Guiding Star. ante, unter tha King. He related that tn Si io pas : bay at AE TOUNG LADIES, Sue ands = ith HASEERS Wo fous find that Law had dled withoutn ateugele, Ito Spectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, etek who oered hin ‘x considerable sum ot DEIN MORES hha lis of atuiy ‘it the chlleviato Duarsiwint meats all do- Hag’ PM Inhabite ho tanbstomtous, almost Purttanteal, | Tn thio tmputenco Pras Soames crate tally ma, aud Was tO) Brae, Pn, Aut. 2.—Cleured for Chleugo, abt | mnonoy It ue would uausinata Vietor Bauman, TRENRY cXBor Lode, | Editors. Tiss DESHNENA MORE ARE sue TEIGE gale PB sai. tu tho tine he lett Ameriea certainly. did | Of his impudent ‘ ‘On receiving Information of the’ traedy, | pProvelurs Kuruuuw, Plucis, prewiet, steumer | Cordiigiiun! hesitated. thon refused, but did, not a Mieinhctiy Mite. N. drviniculs: and sites Kelthhs coi ake wing at dinner, or Upon any other o Rebel nature, Coroner Mathows, of thls city, at ance repaired | Snplre " . a withdrnw from tho party’ of Internationatists, aH) R, y Wh 4 int. Madieon-a2. have removed to dv hast Thiriy> ne. calon. it Istelloved that 0 change of residence Talks of : to the gpotand beld an inqiest, lasting from 8 e Se aa TICAGO. and was in dete cornmuniention. with the fe Tinth-st,, and wilt reopen t ¥roneh oarding and. Opa fecnoctn nny Was: changed thy haltth oF bis life, | Getting back ies o'clock Met evening untll IL Following is Dr, PORT OF C! 6 areunner, syfo Bist ay Palate “12808, OV Len pid AACR TAGES, Oxfords Cane tae en oe i dana D Upa huwledgu or this fact huseaused avery curiuus | What Lee und Jackson Mathows’ roport, kindly furnished to the Gazelle ATIUIVALS. Eminunucl bvelng dead) the stranger again . HONAMY PiticK, Oxford Univorsity. rs olunge of pi With reapeet to lia reception visited Velletriy and by mens of a HLOW THK VINGIN IN PAINTING AND doa PE cnthoparcar the Pont-Cuiccoiticluts, tthad been | yeqzee fore eT TT EE Eee ino by. De, Tis? | Teen eu tton. Plicers Blac, or Intdo bribe. succeeded “in prevatling. on LETURE. D.G, URNARD, oat of Yale tt M ind Prop Cy vU Me 4, ; ETI‘ y . sad labo thelr lonvo ar sudge Tees, and in give tele | Sliven eadome Sons, of this county, ‘The ovidenes showed that | Prop W. Il, Hurnui, Milwawkeo, Lat, ese ringal vend TE. 1s ae a ao Se etci Mie MILLENIA CLUE a rou Xs nag fim Nelcomo to Horuco Maynard in a banquet Tho Hattle-Cry of Freedom, The first shot -miséed Law entirciy: tu fact, | Prop idaho, Liudhnler euuutries. place on Now-Yenr's evoning, when, tho Kine ACTA AND THE NLAN | CECILIAN COLLEGE, Uirtretont a ch both, wore toibo presente the one ns the |) Aci Stucker testified that ho chdn't intend tt abould | prop rok, Milwaukee, towing. bey ohare eee ri ean Hy go reget thie hee Isard, ete, for 3d rare departhyr, tho other as tho cuntl te EL "7 Prop Bismarck, ol aa ala ropresontation, But the King did not IMROD. HeNity AUBTIN, clube k uy ind mugested it, newever® avon tonrncd | at hie dt hichim. baviiyg oltned above hin und only He | Heap Wocokon, iuitala, tight. feave tho Guirina), nud tho uitempt could not | rite PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Hon, Jon Jay, | studenten, Sond tof ceintogues oor Nore POE Te Er rea eae ee ees econ Teariey || ACU obel ing thinking Law would stop, when they vould | Prop Mury Mills, Muskegon, lumber. feave the Quirinal, aud the attempt cond nob | Wie MLL:sIDENTIAL, ELECTION. Hon.JOnNSAY, | studerit.ée. ond foe Cuistogay, Ah etree Sins age SBR elt tee anostly Mead % A have the talk ho (tucker) so much desired. | Prop RG. Peters, Manistee, lumber. be inade, Last Muy st ONTEMPORARY LITERATUH Misia ACADEMY, MIAWAURER-—FOR aye, Clloluts of tho Department wppurently | ‘Jahn Brown's Body,’ 7 Law continuing in his Hight, Stueker fred the | Prop Chuvlos Itlete, Munisteo, lumber, om, lersnnd booksellors, Price, 60 duages Hittin boye for Colleges mando # mnactalt Seat Maderstind tit a bangitot ae witch eald | And let him know socund shot, which touk eifeot tn tho left hip. | Prop 8, C, Baldwin, Escanaba, Iran oro, FULLY DEOIDED THI8 TIMe TO GOMMIT THE HOO a your, Sunt postpald on | ith Yuarbexiis sept A. MANKILAS, Prin, Cee aoe oe tine and mne-nle inches Uelow the crest of 186 | Drug Conenpinin, Fee tluron sunlris DEED, FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, Node . 1 vue | Py 4 e. EY Ee ie Fe p Hdiome wisubinntoned: Tha Poseutica poms | {Sati marching om. fMoum, and passiugalirectly unter tho tite | rap fyrcouing, Uatalo, sunieloy He went ton gunsmith on tho stroot Lio Mac A. 8, BARNES & CO. Pubtiahers, Whiga dppeiceiy praatnd fair Hie Hote Cotlewar a have forgotten that so distinguished unin as | Wo ean well sung, Stucker, in his teatimony, suites thut hy Scena te oclll to buy: m revolver, Ten ona, tine any. pe SEES LIU sae New CHAMUEKS, Principal, ‘ t 3 - ico-Presidont Witsor, Ot Masauehusertan was rite cones aeould ® iy Prop Wilkin Crippen, Manistee, lumber, osted himself ata corner of the Corso to way: Accutane Ge ples dinners timate ne Worms Andt 8 thid ball had taken elfect from the fact that | prop Bustle, utile, suniles fy tho King. Humbert in fact passed by; but— fy Ss U E. UYE, N. Yq Bo Law beunn to sineken his speed, and be ob | sehr ted, White, and Blue, Milwaukoo, light. — | ustontshing thing!—his sight produced such an @ Wa treet y WS. PARK INSTITUT For Boys, loy"s, ut while! ne tT aryl . 4 | 1s Wis has ‘ 4 + t i b Sick YATLOGE, alert lel, pothing wag attorud te deine but | aha songs of served a change in tls yalt. Law continued | chr L. Van Vutiuutiirgn, Sturgeon Bay, 4 impression on Cordigiinnl that he fuited to put | tauinyear,” MENTY TATLOCK, Pribeipal ww Yorks | for Business. Nev, A. : on running, howover, when Btieker fred tho nad, Muskegon, wood. hie t inte execution. Lo not know Pee WALES ake ah —— Mat tuoro wns womo zeal in passing down tho | Whun Third HIN faint shot, “The evidence €Ows TInt | eee eee ra ot hte wollen the police nave ‘auy “Talth In | NPHRTESM REN NACciod We rac and dectios | gor ye ees Spruce ee nilscot tas, Pay : es unt Ton whon this shot was fired Law wasin the act of | sehr stattord, Muskegon, lumber, tho Bunsibility of ,Cordiglinni; but 1 as- | at most gf the netive storks dunit in at the New York Jn deaslede SD Sp " vt a ROMAN PUNCH Juice Hancock, falling. huving tripped, and, when bo received | gone Wiliam Jones, Aluskeyon, limbor. sure you of tho exactitude of — the | Su Ite nubseribors and tullurcars ava | OPONS Tey : *srenched, Thoy tell tho sumo story of tho hoy the bill, was probably on his hands and knees. | sehr K. Lyons, Muskegon, fumber, facta. “Tho frank and cordial aspect of the | Made fortunes out of im ailvance poll E : MURS, CAIRY'S SCHOOL, f Gplomats at the “state-dinners vt, the White In tho fold, The ball ontered tho posterior surface of the | sched, Anderson, Muskegon, lumber, monarch, his courteous manner of salutation, | hiatiora published in For Young Ladies, Ist Spruce-st, Philadelphis, Pas House, “Indeed, it ia -ramored of the Walte Bet loft thigh, three Inches below the tuberosity of | Rohr America, Stirmeon tes lumber, induced Cordigiiann to retiect that Humbert wus | has cocrretly predic ‘The th your operis Sept. 15. House atute-dinnors, which aro barron. of. Wino, The hushwhackor, tho fsonhum, ranging divard and upward. and | sehr J. Ws Done, Erie, coul, too goml to be. responsible for tho evils whieh | Hantival & ba. re WEA AYEAILHOARN AND TUITION, DUEe that the fced punches are purtienlerly stron Rubel eyey pasalng through tho left inguinal region, lodglog | Sone Argonnut, Hultalo, light. wolghed upon Staly. His hatred was tmmedi- | Grande, Chieazo X Ke $150 Minette Mtittare Colles. Nad noNt and odorous; and that, Deentsy of thia, in tho | And ht ea. point apposit the umbilicus, whence { | Kehr Gesrge steole, Hay de Noquo, lumber. ately trinsformed to sympathy Headed thnt | ypsterns, lee the dealing in the Hieeuied stacey: | So _inecon Sey one Ne _____4 latter part of the Administration, the diplamats | Conquered lunged Inte the abdominal cavity, portorating Schr MB. Trimble, Dudaln, cout, he hnd degided to recount ault'to tho poles, and | horaununt attoe that die, in-courequence af tie | TOME NCHOOL for loys, Address L, LAND, ave not found It quite xo nevossiry na thoy: did | Jn the light of ho intestinal ennal, and continued on ty it! | sone abn, Mautstce, lanber. to place ‘himself under its proteotian ating | Ineroquclanat several now lenturoe at lune exe | Geneva Lake, Wis, At Urst, to leave tho White House during recep. | Tho countenines course, peony Jodging fn the region of tha | Kenr Slyrtle, Muskegun, limber, the vengeance of hls party; then he resaived to | penec, it will by an follows: eat a ons and mike mysterious visita to a private | Of thegront and hoart, ‘Tho ball was not traced to its tinal rest- | Kone Wintle Wing, Ludington, lumber, commit wulelde; at length, not having the ooure | Ver anuutn, $; 8 wants, §, 3 months, #120, Singla JIOLMAN'S PAD, . Ton tn thendjacent State Departmont building, | Henellownt | : ing-place, the evidence heing devined suilicient SM. Dall, Muskegon, lumber, ago todo the one orthuather, and ufruldot being } She Turis must ovary day exert Suncays and | A Shere Kecretary Evarts, ar his alutants, somes | Goddess of Liborty; to show that Law dled from extiuxtion instead Kaunce, lumbor, assasinated every fustant by hla nssoclatox, linyel ahd renchew ail parte at tay country at the ines have a private, cheering ward to Bly, can of by tho injuries susteined from the futal bul unee, lumber, * ho sought A menns wheroby ho contd bo placed | sumutiio author morning journuia, Sent to-oute WHY MAYNARD 13 POSTMASTER-GENERAL Now, lot. The weapon was a liege dueling or dragoan Tyson. Monekuunes, lumber, In prison. Por this he enoge tha plan uf throw- dawnt Butacrlty rue Subserlpiony should Mr; Murnaril uaoubtediy ¥ IMgted Yosth In this yonr of our Lord 185), pistol, and must bave thrown a ball with terrille , Sluskegon, Iitnber, ing stones at the Deputies, “who are tho only sadurensad tu CHAMLEGS 1, FEED. batt, Aut pone ynurd undonbtedly was selocted for the Forgetting al vivlunee to have overcume the resistance pros t, Muskegon, lumber, and veritable cause of the tnisery which reigns ae hada the placny'd 1 a pass at tne vacunt by Judge Key, out of For tho sake sented by tho great umount of tesies with ‘#lumons, Muskegon, lumber, in italy,” my pies mA applicatto : Traeaeieion. Vo He, Bepuiitont pty Bourt or ollice, * whioh, in tho Jong aud devious course, this ball ristie, Ludington, lumber, ‘And now, ff 1 were to toll you of = = Fouthern Repnbitcuns. overnite tho Tayes | Folte Uee ita placa PuTAW anid Btuckor wero both prominent farms | Rene ef Cuokk, Muni, lanier. THE DANDS OF HIGANDS PEON col led th oo COE imlutstration eame into power, that thee | Orn 2 fy || elke Ga MIE D and nsansius having some ronown, you would bo | Proposals tor Aimbutauce aud Wagon Purte, ‘ > * patriot, era, realding only about hit a mile apart. bikes oon, . i “! Ns +4 se ‘ Bory, hud been ubundoneds duit, with. the | Ati enmpromnise Biveker tnd che five yours muapeeted tho intte | Bone tie ae nblled to oontogeate to wos colin of uur DPPC DEPT GCA EE ARTEL Wy 199, ” o Admintatration had Jolned hands with tha | When men 5 thea of any cent relations Whtil he ou ‘ ravuree: 1i8yy DAT thy head uf whleh Ja the fatnous bindit Glardaha, | waunl eunatitons, wili iy fecutyed ut tila cies tnt EX Contederntes, and the Republlewrparty tuul | should, Tipen them fa thu corntielde Lint Avi DITTICU. Los | eee ane Tee ee Wy now ravaging the country In the ireetion of Writes Mal be shout in pkeaction, ot uiudere, E ‘ ro fit farewell to all hopes of its old-time | iy atl that 16 good, day, and Stueker butt 4 preliminury exnination | Sony oltawa, Grund Haven, luinber. Fruslupne (and of Norell; in tho: Fras aueatsiainue hee und Wasun Warts cand mont outhern maforitics. ‘Tho fuot that Judge Koy, | And holy, bere Dorelaek tht # i ¥ f Rome. ‘Tho inhabitants Of the CO ee ea eee eens ees ihoeliientiontis. ct Was MM Loe Contudorato Demovrat, hud boonchosan | tid jusk? Ing, tt regal at whee hog uot yet ecu ani Bohr Gato Horn Stuskenia BboE, canaternutfon, and tho aulltary fureo sunt to | aius,ihatugrs nen Vig, dtvatm Fala, ne — 6 Cabinet from the South, hulped to cuns | Return yal asthe gecne of the tragedy. Ia” fourteen sulle: ee eaten 8 Baber u ues Hot give thom much ase apie a. v Sholtis, sildery, ove, fm Arm this view, ‘hat was in tho beginning of | forthe old paths, Crain the ctl Sane Hae a hucyes, caatlortradere |. Senet Moka eee ee, Cee ey ny OU eT ee ae ee eet CEL? Mua wil by taste nes | _Jrlco for Gonulne Tolman's Pais €2. Sold by Droge fre, a's oF tho Southern pulley, No one now 1 toll you . and was relutod by murriage to Messr Sehr J.B, Merrill, Muskegon, lumber, more of the Jurge domains tn these plucos will | tourna gists, or mailed, postpalt, Write tor Free treatiaa, t ie ge ybelter thn the President bimeolf that | Mhis fa anothor Dutfey, FM. Landon, Davit Litsa Sehr resto, Grand Muven,limtor, bacapturod. Tat whitch J sul pow ae aitas Vroposis tor # leas quantity than thy whole ros HOLMAN PAD CO NEW YORK, Bougathern policy isa fuilure, and that the ¥ Gore, aud other well-known reslitents of the he Clippor Clty, Mantetee, huniber. taut Is pally ee eta fa dian nt net: sua pubetnesinaniel ce Bilulrtration ‘te eau trate tesspome, anal | uowton"t alt gounly. Sra Stuoker is a daughter of the Lato | Sehr Coxtter, Ripe Harvor, lumber, Uiminowatug (ar forma, “rho Joeanls da, not | alf penpmate, a preforonen mill oo wivun ta. aet\Clan SPECIVIGS. etal fa ROW dlsevirutd thelr pleliges ant dety te Nore. | Ag SUise Taniere. “Le Is. aanernily believed Cus dy Ys Baylor, Muskegon, lumber. trouble thomsulves ubout thom, they have bes | ef duniwuette produc wiwerurona | Iti MILD ew i) e & ae ae selection of doruen Mus nuni, therefore, Trsanichug tbo iden atte luuticdee, vai enedien: teformed tho Gu on Ae rie ALR BEERS came so babituuted tatnomt — Giowarerris. | Sty bdivon tunes n rontiction hd Bowie Cc U R E s voy ne Kease bo considered a8 a publlo y ° di hot Si rf ‘. kh 7 * manylacture prudus re HUMPHREYS —_— Of conquurin, zello ovrrcapundont lo-dity that Stucker wont 1 | ry pas $0) ie 4 . NOW, bring water to wash his fuce, dnd the two ad M.A, Miner, Osweso, cont. i JMNUNCHOL, served by bDildurs, ane aud Kellable, ‘ SP iuiigg festted tn wt toust one cuuvert toto | tn tite docado, all thoy’ could ve eeliova ile uiferings, Suuukor | See i ukinnehs Muskegon lumber, Rurctat aerate CHE WIN UG turitancd on | Semple raed etna, her n Judge Key hlinsolf, Propose even rel tpt him to bla homo. Btucker | gehe'T. ¥, Avery, Manistee, Inmber. ‘ Newronr, RL it it rumored at tu ath et ta 5 rh te sai JUDGE KEY AM A CONVERT. To bulldoze, R fs universally epokon of ax un innocent man. | Bour ftockuwuyesunkeyon, limber. Narraguusett th fuinily reunion took. pound Wann Vartan id i ‘Those who know Judgo Key the most intt- Anil shoot, wowis a bad tna morally, and In hisdeath: he Mocking: {tha Kownunee, bark, pinco Ai Canonchot list Baturday, at which all . ‘out "al var Ruvue, Wor tho knowledge which he his ob- 7 os wna inh ye » | Sone Wolvering, Grand Uaven, lumbar, predent. Hor has it that Mrs. Byrow Spragtie y ey, Gielping, Billous a d Hed OF t ie ; ‘And fallo to got John Zouck, the Coroner's clerk, at tho Law | Re CAE euinbers : = — ce Sisetbae, Sonuiing. Rengansypemebies of tkepublleaniat trom, | i te Eee past sit, Zouek, the, Coronge' slur, athe List| Bob 1, oat, sluskeRon, inn. Reni lento Uae, ai GAN TAVIOK TOR: ie ca Eabisorou|and Sat Ehpre fan dng in the | APRN CF nara PTORPOet® OF Mae | gt roete curiae aa cabimy ete | Bene art Make iaber Hee Pees nace? bec aadimadt aad Ge | NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, — Hieeateidaa : ord: 1 7 ct | vey 4 Ese iron ore, . Y y 7 iM fl ous y Hreatmentot Fe ee ee eo tee | UR crolt you wlictio tate 1 had with President | and rodo away ostonsibly for tine purpose | Boe ae Ove eon mn oget Tee NG nite mad estat, cau bo | Now ib tre ey Debate berlods. urlge Kuy himectf, Hayos, 10 Columbus, tho other ay, at ie He, but after golng a share pillstanco turned | dong. C. Trump, Raounaba, {rat oro, Roving taut With aited etforte better resulta | NSM are ga W Febtit Now’ Wace Tae sf ratiaa arto ; deny fo Key entered tho Cabinct iu the conf | unfon, did ino groat dual of woul: Ie salt | his hursa louie and roturnod. | onteriu | Kehr S.A. Irish Urand Haven, lumber, thay be attained, Auothor report etirrant wis, | fouthanpion und iromen. Passengers booked fap Cough, Din ‘ parture ta bo taken by tao Aukntileteution, Drosudcter hve the, Dernnaraoy eodid never Ua | were tn tho hubie of mcoting, ‘rosontty Law | Rit Cee eee arine bnwes lumi Ce ant ries ino ‘ota of tio | TIMOR, Lowden. ero, amd. raman ew cabin al cRirttes Cull, Favor, AvtG ; ugerAUlo, party South wollld be disiito’ | suocussTul so long us the Umes tore A Rake | citer sive, Giusker appeared und gat Rose fave, | Scbe Lavina, Grand shiven, luinber, rosont soauan. How much trutt thers ein tho | at’ suduead Tuioe “OLLiCHS S"owling ae shea : ty * Law. : ven, buinber. y Fe 4 ? dean, be forte ot he. cingurenuv role: ny Beacay, dao Heoakdout wus, conihiont of | Rucker aia they wens in, reclining woaitian, Sele 1 Sinai tenon, iter, ae eee rotund take piuco. Te titarae rater tha siate : Fact with th bth, which would porate in ei i = iL for chen Btuc! talmed: © What aro doing | Seber D. Hayes, Portige, Jumber, ———— ic ‘ © Republican party North, How | ting xt the ltouulon, and tho soldiers arg. whun Biucker oxcialmity Fou delng | Sctir Joaes, Muskegon, woud. 1 and infirm aro strengthened and | from HIEMEN co CHLOSGO ie B42 akitessy Watling the No Buch he hug. be : ae Gany. | thorot" Law broke and ran through tie Held b; si ; Tho aged and infirm Viet ¥ tho Moure, Palpleation,svsccLsO ‘ Aro nye el, “eta gets ue, atngre | Suen Biuekur, who eluimeno intended diy t9 Crp Ee | ee ae a eee ea taitbo nore | faculIC Oty ee | eae nt om, simath Chen Die aA NE DRE ST SS ; April. 1837, at tho very outsotof the Adailnis- | Catmpatgn FGlee-Clnbs—A Letter frome | Law by shooting bln in tho lex, und Law telp- | cone ioiolt, Fruitnort, raitroad tles, a ee EL LL CLAUSHHNIUS & LO, 2H0uth Clarksty Orsunt by the Cusy, of wintlo Vial, frvo of charme, ‘ation, Tutt, Koy bans Private Dalzoll. plng at the anomant of the lust shit iulong caused BeRe Winteoe. siaokega, lumber, PAPILLO Tow. ESCO EAE A Nieuw on Trocolpe ut brie, CAddross Wumaphreyes hos ; - " " ucwiertal wount, Stucker told Law after the * y iu el We fe : 1a onteee tea PALSE Phornen, 2p tha: Bellon op The Casecgo -Tyinehe. Suooting that ho wus sorry. Law responded: | Bebe Veorld, Muskegon, tuinber, Se ee | tl pe see UG sent free. ter nvr to bring tho large conservative CALDWELL, O., Aug, 28.—Talk as you please eyou dia right; Just. as 1 would have douo un- a gLOns aa se ee Te a, with thule Wo Houtt Lute arutonlai roan about speakers And documents, noxt after tho | dor tho elroumstuncey.” Bele 1e'Supuuath stapiicoctuwaees” STATE LINE . ——— ee dary to 2 Nettuern brethron, it will be neaus- hioh must always maintain tte | Examination was deterrod till thie afternoon, | Zour yi) i Hivare cepir posta Idea tha, Beavis a new party. It is iny own | Bewenaper, whleh ily ‘hen Lawyers Friediey and Lelaud went oué laren, Thar iva cept Patt B | roqtassow, Liveryoot Dublin, Hela und fondons . ' ta thut it would ho execedingly hard. to xce | HUPreMBoY Aso campuigneinstrumont, thore Is | Whe fawters ath ie wad unage | Sone W. UL Duntatn, Frankfdrt, lumbor, dorrp, front N. Vy ovary ‘Thursday. Birt Cabin, re ARRAN i [iG South united tn what ie knows ea tho Repabs Ing like gteo-clube, Everybody who. ro- | {fam the efty us onunssl. Pho result was winds | Hobe Currier, ‘Travoras Day, bark, ° THK sccurdiig: Wo "aidommudaite, “Yocoud Gable, | * : ¥ aN arty. t known ag tho Repub- | nothing like gle ybody cortainablo to-night, but Zouck thinks Slucker | Sone Pempest, Whitellsh Hay, ralicvad tles, the best wash after shaving, or for suns | Ws Blourauy y 4 FAIRBANKS { been fh That section, you know, bag ulwaya | mombora tho campaign of 1810 knows that §¢ | can't gut off on Justiiiabule homicide, + | Schr Alanthu, Gross' Pulnt, gravel. Is the bes . AUSTIN, BALDWIN & CO, STABDAKD : argu clcmneut Matt ate cree ed every BLE | wus fought out with sonse and choors for Tip» a Schr itunodury, Grose’ Vothe, eeavel. burns, and sores on the face. A Bronuway. N, ¥ fadulpliets Catena , i eetveratis party, TCenn bo eal wa id te | pecunoe und'Tylor too,” [do uoteov why tho Gur- Fashion's Wondrous Changes, Bebr Win, Morse, Gross’ Point, gravel, = Ss C A L E S H ld Whig purty; ond It te possible that tho | tleldeampaiynimay notbo muda as songful as New York Eventng Post. Z ir Cossnok, SMitwaukes, Habt. For Sale by All Drugelsts. INDIGO BLUE, t Relley ot iia! Adiufiistratton’ pe na ; ernie One thing greatly umusod to! Last soason at ‘ing, Graud Huven, wood, y peists. Ganttmaten ene LU ‘Ov ALL KINDS. So freadont's Inaugural, aud’ mane resent | waktor 18. We pave moro to sing about than | ga ritoga Luverbeard a Indy trom New Yurk de- snomluue, lumber. ALOW'S | HE Rani anit aie FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, | paved In th reenition at Hersptee ait | Ourfuthers bad in 18(0.and more tuspiring tuomes | scribing the drvss of # Suakoreas, which sie cH. . Buore, Muskegon, luther, NM SCILLACK, STEVENSON & CO., Agent: BAI or dala by Give Piha nsLakest, Chicago, Mihalis wll vtdothd Demmoeuueparty outs, | forthe poot and composor; and, bovides wat, | glared was too prim ead Fidiculoda to be wucn tn. | Sele Capella Biskegony lumbar,” Pearse TFL takeate coc Dectites. | INDIGO: BLUE,| ates aeeeesy Becarefultobuy oaly the Genuine ABrealmuny,o£ tho voters to the aup: thoro wro 25,000,000 more of us} Thore aro but | Itls wouderful whut chaugesufow short mouths | Sehr Adriatic, Whito: uy, barl + Oritey ORS se o - a . é