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THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.
Speech of «ov. BlcnrtplcUs,
of I milium, at Kimcs
vilte, I’oslwday.
Ho Endeavors to Carry Water
on Both Shoulders,
Favoring Spccic-Rcsumplion in the
Abstract, but Opposing It in
tho Concrete,
And Contending that Greenbacks Aro
Not Irredeemable, but Should
Not Be Redeemed.
A Demagogical Pica for tbo Indefinite
Continuance of tbo Shin'
plaster Era.
(7*o tht AmoefaleO Prr
Zxkmviu.e, 0., Sept. ‘J.—Gov. IlcudrlcUft, of
Indiana, delivered au address at a Democratic
meeting in this place, to-day. Tbo speech was
mainly devoted to a consideration of tho cur
rency question, on which point his remarks were
au follows:
Fellow-Citizens: I think tho ro-oloclloo of
Oov. Allen Yury miporlant. ami, therefore, upon
the invitation of your Htato Kxcouiivo Commit
tee, 1 stand before you to-day. . . .
nri'um.icAN pinanutal romcv.
Before striking a blow at Oov. Allen only to
perpetuate tlio present conduct ami policies. ,
v ill you not carefully consider tbo name, umi de
cide wbctlioi' that bo your real judgment ? Upon
finance. what do you want your vote to mean ? ,
Do you wink it to bo an approval ami Indorse- ;
jnoiit of the policy of the Itopubtican party on
that subject ? That poliev is foumliu tho oot of .
tlio Mih of last January. Gov. Mellon Informed
ilia people of Ohio that It wan the result of con
imitation ami compromises, and that ovary Ho- ,
publican Senator, save one, voted for it, as did
nil tbo IlopubllcauH In the House, except a fow
from the Eastern States. No Democrat In Urn
Senate voted for it, and I am not aware that It
received any, Democrat's support, in the House, j
Ju the speech at Marlon. Mr. Senator Hhonuau 1
declared that bo reported the measure, ndvo- 1
catod and voted for it, and heartily defends and 1
approves it; that it was the result of the most
careful deliberation \ that It dollnltoly declares
a public poiicv; ana that it Is tho fixed policy of
the Hepnbllcan parly ••and no stop backward.” 1
Ami dow, as that act declares the deliberate pur- *
pose and fired policy of that party upon a most
important question, it should bo accurately and
generallyumlorslood, Tbo first section provides
lor tho substitution of silver for tho fractional
enrrenoy. Tho silver is not in tho Treasury, and
must bo purchased. Tho special dispatch to tlio
Cincinnati Commercial of tho Mth of lust month
says that the Secretary of tho Treasury will bo
obliged to sell between $30.0011,000 and 810,000,-
DUO of 0 per ecu* bonds for that purpose. Tho
direct ©fleet is to increase our interest-bearing
debt about 910,000,000, and tho annual interest
$2.000,000,—m other words, it is tho convotsion
u( a domestic debt, which hears no interest,
,nto a a foreign debt bearing interest. The
diver coin, when so issued, will not bo a legal
louder beyond 45, and Its depreciation below
fold will be nearly, if not quite, as great as that
)f tbo curroaoy which it is to displace. Tho boc
>nd section repeals tho law which allows a
charge for coining bullion, and Is proper. Tho
third, and remaining section, removes legal re
strictions and limitations, so au to allow free
banking. It also provides that upon tho issue of
bank bills to tho banks tho Secretary of tho
Treasury shall redeem legal-longer Treasury
notes-lo tho extent of 80 par cent of tho bank
bills so issued, until tho volume of the legal
tomlor Treasury notes outstanding shall bo re
duced to $300,000,(100. The effect of that pro
vision is to substitute National Bank paper for
logal-toudoS notes to the extent of about $82,-
000,000 of tho latter. The section then provides
that, "on and after tbo let day of January, A.
1). 1879, tho Secretary of the Treasury shall re
deem in coin tho United Htatos legal-tender
notes then outstanding on their presentation for
redemption at the office of the Assistant-
Treasurer of tho United States. In tho City
of New York, In sums of not less than fifty
dollars.” Tims, by tho process of redemption
and substitution, all tbo legal-tender notes are
to bo taken from circulation, and the currency
of tho country is to bo coin and bank bills. In
other words. It was intended to give the Notion
al Banka tbo entire field, notwithstanding tho
same Congress, in tho mouth of Juno before,
had given tho country tho assurance that, tho
lotrol-touder circulation should remain at 9382,-
099,000. Huoh was tint construction given to tho
act of Juno, 1871, whilst it was ponding iu. tho
tionate. 1 have given you the language of that
provision of the act requiring the Secretary of
the Treasury on tho Ist day of January, 1879,
and thereafter, to redeem tho legal-tender notes
"then outstanding," becauao it hod boon stated
to the people of Ohio that "tbo bill provided
that tho greenbacks should not no retired bo art
to leave loss than $800,000,000 In circulation. 11
From tbo language of tno law, you perceive
that all tho legal-tender notes that are not
displaced bv bank bills are to bo redeemed end
taken oat of circulation. Do you wish yoar veto
to approve this moasnre and fasten it upon
tbo country ? 1 was called upon to preside over
tbo Dnffiocratlo Convention of Indiana last yoar.
In my address to that body, upon this subject, I
said; " Our paper currency consist of Treasury
notes, declared by Cougross to be lawful money,
ond National Bank notes. lam not in favorer
tbo policy that proposes to retire tho Treasury
notoa to makq room for an luoreaso of National
Banks and tbeir.papor The Treasury-notes are
the cheaper currency to the peoplo and command
public confidence, They aro uofr Irredeemable.
Tor their value they rest upon tho pledge and
conscience of the country. Tito relation between
tbo bolder and tbo Government is-direct. Tho
people are not required to pay interest upon no
tional bonds deposited as tho uaals of their se
curity and value, as in the cose of bank notes.
Passing everywhere, and without question, they
an tho favorite and popular currency
I ask your very careful consideration of (be
lost provision of tho act. It would have boon
Idle, as well as vicious, for Congress to direct
tho decretory of tbo Treasury to redeem tho
legal tenders in coin without making provision
for the same. To most tho necessity the oot
Provides i "And vo enable tho Hoorelery of tho
Treasury to prepare %nd provide for tho redemp
tion m this act authorized or required, ho is
authorized to use auy surplus revenues from
time to time in the Treasury not otherwise ap
propriated, and to issue, sell, and dispose of. at
not loss than par in coin, either of tlio dc»crit>-
tlona of bonds of the United Stales described In
the act of Congress approved July 14, 1870. en
titled *An act to authorize the refunding of
the publio debt, 1 with like qualities, priv
ilege. and exemptions, to tho extent
necessity to carry this act Into fnll effect, am
to use tho proceeds thereof for tho tmr
poees aforesaid. And all provisions of law
Inconsistent with tho provisions of this act Are
hereby repealed. ’ At tho passage of this act.
there was outstanding, as I suppose, $383i)00,000
of legal-lender notes as provided in the act of
June. 1874. BtouW tho *82,000.000 SJ Etlr*l
by tbo substitution of bauk notes under tho lirat
section, then there will remain $390,000,000 to bo
redeemed with gold. It Is not probable that tho
$83,000,900 will bo entirely displaced by bank
notes. If not au oxcois or tho $800,000,000 will
probably equal tho surplus revenues iu gold that
the Secretary will find available for the' purposes
of tho act. I suppose it may therefore bo as-
Burned that the becrotory will be required to sell
C per cent bonds to meet $800,000,000 of Treas
ury notes. Tbo Immediate and direct effect of
the measure will bo to increase our debt
bearing lutercst 9800.000.000, aud an au.
Dual Interest of $10,000,900 In gold, if wa
odd tbo $10,000,000 of bonds that must
bo sold to buy silver to displace the
fractional currency, we have, in this measure, an
increase of the.lutoreet-bcanogdobtof $810,009 -
000, and of lbs auunal internal of $17,009,000 In
gold. The bonds will be eold iu Europe. This
Administration conducts all Bach transactions
through a European syndicate, cr combination
of banks. Thus tho debt will be a foreign one,
aud will add $17,000,000 to tho enormous annual
exportations of gold to moot interest. What
consideration of obligation or of good policy
can support this measure? In tho midst of a
financial crisis so serious as to disturb tho foun
dation* of our prosperity, wo aro to add this
Urge sum to oar foreign debt. Why is it douo ?
Tbs s3Ba,ooo,oooTr*asary-DOleß are hold exclu
sively by our own peoplo. It is a domestic debt.
TUa holders are not asking Us redemption. For
tbp present, they want U to roaiaiu circulating
**Wng them as "lawful money.” Tbo Trees-
W*w lMtt»4 u upl-ÜBden .1
a limo when they were supposed to
bo essential to Hie maintenance of tno public
credit. It was doomed oipeJoua to issue a por
tion of tho Government's credit In Ibo form of
currouev; and, therefore, tho Treasury notes
boar n double character. They aro at ouco tho
•vidoiico of n Government debt, am) aro a medi
um of commerce, a debt to bo paid, and legal
louder to bo lined. They wore bo Inanod by tho
Government and oo nccoptod by tlio people. No
tirno was fixed for tlicir redemption. The poo
pln rccoived (bom. leaving that to tho pleasure
mill conscience of Urn Government. hi the
meantime tlioy liavn teen used as inonoy. ihen,
iii tiri’nrdiuico with Urn purpoKOof llmir Ihbuo,
should they bn withdrawn go n» to Injure busi*
iich.4, and labor, until an good or _ft
heller currency can take their place? Ev
cry obligation of tlio Government mtißt ha
mot am! discharged. Whoever questions tho
fidelity of tlio nomocracy to tho counlry’a honor
in that reopoct. speaks without regard to truth.
I fully realize tlio obligation of the redemption
of the Treasury notes, hut I cannot feel that it
must bo discharged at a lime when It may
pciiousW add to our cmbarrasumcutß, and when
tlio people who bold them do not desire it. lu
our prenont condition, any addition to our pres
out foreign gold obligations ih a calamity. Win
v<m vote to convert this domestic non-lntoroHt
beaving debt Into a foreign, Intarcßt-bonrmg,
gold debt? in tlilß statement! have made no
QHtimtdo for tho sale of honUs and increase of in*
I reel debt, which may bo necessary to enable
tboHrcretnrv to redeem tho eighty-two million
Icgal-tcudotH, which aro to bo displaced as bank
billH issue.
It in mnr my Only to oall yonr attention to other
probable couaoqueuccs of this roeanuro, moro
fiigbtfnl than those which I have exposed. Art
tho iimo for tbo redemption of tlio Tcooaury
notofi in gold approaoliCH. and tlio Secretary pre
pares for tiioir redemption by tlio Halo of bonds
and tlio accumulation of gold in tlio Treasury,
they will rapidlv advatico in value. During the
period of two yours before the redoraptiou com
mences. persons who aro able to hold money out
of active uho, will accumulate and retire tho
Treasury notes for tho prollls of their increasing
value. U'ho hanks aro permitted by law to re
deem their tulle In Treasury note*. Ho Jong ns
the bills and uolt-s are about tlio eamo value,
the bills aro not prononted to tbo banks lor
pavmouL But hh hooii as the Treasury notes
advance In value they will ho presented
(op payment. Tho banks will anticipate
that probable result and will prepare
for it by boarding tlio Treasury notes for tlio ro
dominion of thoir paper. Tlio probable conso
(iucuoo will bo that under those inliuoucos the
Treasury notes will, for a cotididerablo period of
time, tie withdrawn from circulation, and onr
currency will bo contracted to nearly ono-haif
its quantity. As rapidly as the Treasury notes
are used in tho redemption and retirement of
the bank bills (boy will bn presented at tbo
Treasury for redemption In gold, and will disap
pear forever. 1 know it is said that as soon as
{t Ih estaWbihed that they are redeemable in gold
(bey will not be presented, as they will then bo
tm good tm gold. To sotao extent that would bo
true In a lime of cGtahiishud composure and
confidence, but that will not bo the condition of
onr country whilst this law i» being cexcutod.
Do you not present your negotiable paper at
maturity merely because you have coulidonco
In tho ability and willingness of your
debtor? How long do yon think tbo gold paid
out in tho redemption of tho Treasury notes will
remain In tho country ? Will It pass along tbo
veins and arteries of biiflinoss and givo life and
energy ? lu a Utno of eoucral contldeuco it
might bo bo, but not whilst this law is being
executed. Public coniidcnco and ilnancul Bta
lulitv cannot bo made to rest upon borrowed
gold*. This muanuro will Incroaeo our gold obli
gations abroad, and, bccuuso of contraction, will
icdnco production at Lome. This How of gold
abroad will continue, and (bo borrowed gold will
soon bo gone. In this presentation of tbo sub
ject I bavo not comudorod tho possibility of any
extraordinary foreign demand. Auv groat finan
cial crisis abroad, or dislurbanco of tho poaco of
Europe, would cause our bonds to bo
thrown upon our market In largo quan
tities. and a corresponding draft upon our
supply of gold. I do not believe wo can-rely
upon tbis measure for any supply of gold ta our
domestic currency that wilt ho poimanout or
useful. Substantially our reliance for a cur
rency must then ho upon tho banks. Will they
bs m a condition touupplyit? The retirement
of the Tronuury notes w ill leave them under (ho
obligation to redeem In gold only. Can tboy
moot that obligation? And with tho known un
certainty in tlio Rupplyof gold, will they venture
to threw their paper upon tho currents of trade
in quantities at all adequate to the demands of
legitimate business? Tho aot permits fine bank
ing, aud tho hills aro yet redeemable in Treasury
notes. What bnS been tho result? The state
ment of t ho Comptroller, made on tho fith of July,
ohows that since tho passage ol tho law, Jan. 14,
1875, to the first of July, nearly a half year,
Iho Increase of hank currency is but $7,558.
Does this statement Justify tho opinion
that after tho Treasury notes Lavs
ceased to bo available for redemption tho
banks will venture tboir paper upon tho dis-
lathed currents of business ? I believe tbo
financial policy of this Administration, aud of
tho parly which supports it, ns expressed iu this
aot of Congress, will so contract, the currency as
to paralyze all\ legitimate business, aud leave
labor in rags begging for employment. I know
tho opinion In entertained—for I have heard it
expressed by many—that (ho law is so clearly
Impolitic that Us execution will not bo at
tempted. Did the President, in his first inaugu
ral, not uay that all laws should bo executed,
whether they mot his approval or not ? But tho
law is now being executed. Many millions of
dollars of tho bonds have already been sold to
provide the means for tho retirement of tbo
outstanding currency; lathis tomblo blow to
fall upon the Industries of tho country ? Ohio
elands iu tlio van. She should make her groat
strength so felt that even Senator Bbermao, who
reported tho measure, will respect It in a move
ment for repeal. If Oov. Allen bo elected. 1 be
hove It trill bo repealed, so great Is the power of
the people. But Honators Hherman and Morton,
In tboir key-note speeches, declared to the peo
ple of Ohio that this is tho party pohoy to bo ap
proved and stood by. May It not well bo claimed
that Oov. Allen’s defeat is Us approval and In
dorsement by tho people T Will you then expect
the Senate to consent to Us repeal ? However
earnest wo may bo for a return to specie pay
ments, we caunot wish to roach It through mil
vernal bankruptcy ami a frightful increase of
our foreign public debt. Because of my strong
belief that tills measure Is fraught with calami
ty to the commercial interests, to the
industrial pursuits, and to tho labor
of the country, I have responded to (ho Com
mittee's Invitation without reference to many
other questions that may bo dlsoussed among
you. Have you connldored tho.reasons which
Senator Sherman says Controlled his party iu
passing this law ? Ho himself wanted another
measure, whether better or worse then this I
need not consider. Ho wished to fund tho
Treasure notes until thorosldae;should bo at par
with gold. By how great a contraction neither
ho nor I can say. How destructive to business
no one can say. Probably tlio country would
become strewn with broken fortunes, and tho
highways filled with wretched men eoeklug em
ployment. His parly friends would not agree
to it. Ho says they had gone into the
canvass of leaf year with divided
counsel!!, and tho result was defeat When
they met last winter they were taught by
tbo defeat that tho party lu power mast agree
upon some measure and the result was the pas
sage of ibis law. It Is a strange statement—
ooufceelon 1 may say—that a law affecting every
Interest of the people was tho child of party ne
cessity. Will you adopt It, and roar it, that it
umv destroy you ? Your decision will bo lu your
vote.
SPIUCIE riI'MKNTS.
Having stated my objections to the last devel
oped financial policy or the Administration aud
Its parly. I ask your permission to read what I
said to the people of Indiana last year in respect
to epocie payments : Tbo expression Id favor
of a return to specie payments is general.
> tut the real question Is, When and how can that
ho accomplished 7 Ho long as the supply of coin
is so small as compared with the paper
money, it is Impossible. The effort now would
probably result in commercial disaster. The
people so believe. No sentiment attributed to
Mr. 'Greeley in WTi was more hurtful to hla
political fortunes than tbodomand for immediate
specie payments. To render it possible, without
hurt to the country, coin and paper must come
nearer together lu quantity. They will theu be
neater If not uniform la value. How shall
that ho brought about 7 liy reducing the paper
currency? with the present burthen of
national, State, and local taxation, and the large
volume of other indebtedness to he provided for
that can not be borne. It would cramp business
and paralyze labor. No one desires a return to
specie payments more earnestly than myself, for
1 believe gold and sliver ara the real standard of
valuea, universal aud parmaneut. As I
hod occasion once before to ear. the
existence of commercial mediums of
different values, one description of money for
one class and purpose, aud another for a differ,
eut class and purpose. Is 100 serious an evil to bo
long eudureA All the money of tbo country
should be Of uniform value, and readily con
vertible. 13ut wo are not in that condition
Our paper money exceeds the coin by nearly
five dollars to one. How will we bring them
nearer together in quantity, that they may ap
proach and meet in value ? Bhall we commence
at the top and tear flown, or at tha bottom and
build up ? Huainsss, enterprise, aad labor. «v«*j
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1875-TWELVE PAG]
hnpotUnt Inlorml In llw country, Hi«l
tho volume of tno currency be maintained to
moot their requirements; but every in*
Pwoet will bo Htiengihmn d by hicroeelm?
tho mipplv of coin. How l» that to ' ,O nr *
conipliHlied ? liy encouraging »u lnciw»i
production of onr areal
coramatu! the foreign mantel; by reducing oir
oxponditurcß in foreign purchases- and by re
versing the fatal jwlicy which ho* noiu.hl to
make our debt a foreign debt. Wjmj
chase lens of foreign goods. and foil more * f < nr
productions abroad, and cease to p«> so miichof
Ibo mtereat tm our debt abided, nod pav it to
«tir own citizens. 11.0 corn nto. k-M w 11 turn to
wards our ohoics. aiid toon rpcn.i pftvmm.t»
will bo certain, natural, and perm ituml, and will
become tho hauls of an enduring prosperity’.*
Ah soon oa (ho buiiinusH of the coiiiilry and the
condition of our European trade will Juntifv tho
opinion that gold la accumulating. and »* UUoly
to romahi. Congress may safely fix thoiimo and
provide for the redemption of the Treasury
tioioß. When I addressed Uioho sentiments to
my follow-cltizous of Indiana a year
ago It did nut occur to mo that (hero
war a statesmanship boyon.l and above ad
I had thought, to bo found oltoplv in borrowing
gold, incro«BlDg onr National debt and tho ovor
rocurring payment of inter cat abroad. Iliad
supposed that our ability at all times to redeem
the paper currency in gold depended upon a per
manent an well oh a nulHciont supply. I bud
thought that gold brought into tho country un
der tlio Influences of Incrcmcd production and
commerce would remain, but that bon owed gold
would nut Htay. My confblonco ;h in tbo dovcl
opmontof the resources of tbo country. in iln
increasing amt extending productions, and in t!m
stable lawn that regulato trudo and commerce,
rather than lu temporary and arbitrary dunces
by Congress. Morn than onco during tlio Wr.r,
under tlio load of Hanator Sherman, Congress
undertook to regulato transactions in gold. v,i:b
a viuw to controlling iu price, and >»» un tmllM'*,
how fuolibh and üburuvo nil buck uUcnipts
proved In bo.
mn’unucAN oortucltions to nunuMi-nny.
Tho party that now books continued power in
tChpomublo for tho two great impediments in tho
way of resumption, lly nlrnngo ami quet<iion
able devices tlicv liivo sought to make our debt
a foreign instead of a durucetic debt. 'Tim con
soiiuenco Is that overy pay-duy largo Minis in
gold aro cent abroad to pey Interest coupons.
Tlio red blood lluwu from the Veins unci arteries
of Urn country. Ireland wm impovorished by
her laudlordn, who expended thoir tents obtood.
(.'heap (Jiijiioße labor eats at tlio vitals of our
prosperity on tho Facilio Const, so long as tlio
wages aiu eont back in gold tj Clntia. Tho
former growfl poorer every year who rotunm
no oouiishnicnt to Ins fluids. To onr
tilato Convention last year I mado this
statement of tho second impediments “Cot
ton mid tobacco aro tho moot important
staples in oar exports, at somo limes deeding
all other comamditics. Hinco tho 010-o of tbo
War it has been tho suggestion of tvmdum to on
courapo thoir producitou iu the largest poeslblo
(luantitie:), as itiiaa boon tho dictate of hiimunitv,
Christiauity and patrioihmi, lu pinpoto reconcil
iation and harmony between the sections. But
political and partisan interests have been made
paramount to humanity and tlio welfare of tho
country. Dad govormuoats have boon estab
lished, and as far as pouuiblo. maintained, in tho
South. Intelligence and virtno bavo boon placed
under tho dominion and service of ignornneo
and vice. Corruption lias borne sway; public in
debtedness has become frightful, and (axes too
heavy to carry, and davelopcmnnt crushed, and
enterprise manacled, lu a word, it has been tbo
government ol haticri. nnJ all this that luutv
might bear rule.” Tlioy bavo nourishc'l the
noxious plants of corruption, violence and fraud
in Louisiana and other .Stales, intbor than the
cotton plant and sugar euuo. Agriciiituro cannot
flourish under bad laws, corrupt administration,
aud cruel taxation. 1 suppose it Is entirely clear
to your obuorvatiou that had Btato authority boon
respected in accordance wild tho Comjtitutio:i,
anu tbo people boon lofl in tbo control of tlicir
ilomosllc nffaits, without prejudice or denial of
right to unv clnvs, In accordance with tho ‘Con
stitution, greater harmony would have prevailed
between the races, prosperity would have re
turned to those ooimmumu-s more rapidly, and
tho production of tha groat staples would have
been much raoro obuuduut. Thau our valuable
materials of export would have been in larger
minidy, and, as a consequence, our supply of
gold more reliable and permanent, and specie
payments nearer a possibility. Individual Imp
■iuces, aud tho geuornl interests of the country.
lave been sacrificed to party policy. Harmony
based upon justice and the protection of tbo
rights of all classes must be re tored, Prosperi
ty will follow, as puio water Uowa from a pure
fountain.
The general paralysis of but-iner s an 1 iniplcy
went and tho distrust of useful investment*!
because of shrlukaipt in values, ah well au tho
condition of our currency, have brought about
differences of opinion among Democrat.i. I
Hunk these differences may bn adjusted. I hare
liorotoforo expressed ilio opinion that a wise
statesmanship may avoid Ibo oxtromon ol a con
tracted curronov, cramping enterprise and labor
on tbo ono hand, and of an inllated and dopto
clalod currency on the other; that tuoy are tho
extremes of gluttony and starvation, and that
health and strength will cmno of neither. I
havo an utiaUalten conlldenoo that llio National
couucil of our party will so adjuat those differ
eucos bh to maintain our ancient docliino in
favor of a sound and slahlo currency, and nf
policies In accordance thorcwtili, and with a re
turn to specie payment* uhvayb m view, and at
tbo pnmo tltno avoiding the disasters which
would Inevitably follow conlmcllon.
OUfiEBNT OPINION*
Wo hopo that Now Jersey will follow tho cx
anUtlo of Now York, Mid adopt tbo propos od
annmdroonts to tbo Constitution, and thus do
f rtva either political party from offering a bribe
o any church for Us support at elections.—Acio
York Times.
Perhaps the Richmond Whtg pays Vlco-Prcsi
dent Wilson a compliment when it spcaUs of him
as “ that energetic invalid." Ho certainly l»u’t
a man likely to go to bod and take medicine lust
before a National Republican Convention.—Arm
York Tribune.
Longfellow, Lowell, and Bavnr.l Taylor have
each appeared in public and delivered beautiful
Eoomn during tho last three months. It is now
•r. llallaocVs turn. HomotUtug in a stylo
different from anything he has yet written
would bo preferred.— JJroohhjn Argus.
Wo docliuo several communications that arc
dovolcd to tho alleged failuro of Qov. Alien's
physical vigor. They arc from Democrats who
are afraid of his Presidential prominence. Wo
Insist that if Gov. Alien climbs the tree ho shall
gather tho fruit.— Cincinnati Commercial.
It a hay-fovor association, why not a con
sumptives' convention, a rheumatic reunion,
and an annual dinner Of dyspeptics? In tho
clash of opiulons and coniliut of schools that
wuald some, who knows but that tbo panacea
for all the ills lloeh is heir to might be evolved.
—Philadelphia Ttmes.
Tho morning papers havo prevailed upon tho
Government to soud out its fast mail train at -1
o'clock iu tho morning Instead of Q o'clock lu tho
afternoon. Wore It sent at tbo lattor hour it
would be of great service to tho business com
munity. Starting at the time now fixed for it
tho morning papers will really reap tho only
benefit which it will confer.—AVto York
Graphic,
** QaUi” says bo asked Vice-President Wilson
at Saratoga what was iu the Ranks movement in
Massachusetts, lie answered ''that he judged
it to be a small movement, of op national cause
quooco." Of iho Yico-PrnsiJcut himself
"Gath "says t •• To me, he la one of tbo few
public moo who preserves theldcalof Ibo school
hoy's statesman, a Washingtonian old fellow,
clean, temperate, indifferent about mou-jy, iu
love with fame."
A worthy English author said, some tlrao ago,
in London, that the perils of the Atlantia wore
nothing to the perils of a reception by a Now
York literary dub. The host way to treat a for
eign gu eat. especially one as honored as Lord
Houghton, is to show him all courtesy when oc
casion deserves ; to allow him ia shape his own
course ; to permit him to have ah good a time as
he pleases, and, in short, «o uuud his own bus
iness undisturbed.—A'cm York Herald.
A great actor Mr. Btilliyau Is uot. in (ho sense
wo apply that word to Halviui aud applied it to
llachol. He appeals too continuously to the in
tellect and too seldom (o the emotions to bo con
aidorod a great actor, in intellectual power, in
culture, in philosophic temperament, however, *
the Anglo-American atage of to-day cannot show
ids equal. Ho is an actor for thinking men to
see, and from whom our own actors may loam
much they sadly need to kuow.—Jirookiuu Jingle.
“A hundred yean ago/'siys Prof. Lowell,
“ if men were knaves, why men called theu sc."
And so they do now, and with better discrimina
tion : and nobody knows bettor than tbo learned
aud satirical Professor himself that many of the
men who were honored as heroes a hundred
years ago axe now seen to be arrant rogues aud
humbugs, and would U> so treated if they
Showed themselves in the flesh among us now.
. . « Why should aphthae the genial and
brilliant author of *• A Table for Cities " lament
that ■•'fweed in a itatonman.” while wn have that
Democratic leader safe in prison, and bin con
federates aro oxilon in J’ariH /nd/ j/»nd< n(.
In tlio long lino of I’renidcntn of tho United
Htatcn, from Washington to Grant, not orm rati
lie found who has officially favored paper cur
rency, burned ty Government in llmo of poaco,
and not rodcemabln In coin at (ho will of the
holder. No Hocrolnrv of tho National Treasury,
from Hamilton to Urintow, ha* ever left ou
record lilh nfllcinl i nri-'.i'm *n pueh a do-trine.
In thu Lon uo I linn of gruat Aniculonti fctat‘ l nii n |
tlu i*--i.nionv ih oipunw bit.king, ami tdiii'; t|
*• p.aiiv ni.aiiinioUM, . . , l.wnu ono nr mo
lomliii'* object l nf our fathers, In oiuriilinhiu '
tlin Cuiifttitnhon. tuat tfirj/ should oHlithliah
nemo sale and iir ifurm coimm-icml and litiancinl
rr lulioiiH among the r-evc-ral HtatcH. limy had
neon tho dreadful evilH of depreciated paper
tiinnor. and were dotormitiod to sldold thoir pos
terity from a rocunonco of what they had Buffer
ed. In tho first draft of the Constitution there
was a clbuho (lint authorized Congress to emit
bills of credit, Govorneur Morns moved to
strike it out. nod a long din-iif-Hion ensued, in
winch iho evils likely to flow fiom an irredeem
able paper currency wnro strongly exhibited.
.Mr. Unngdon huld ho "ha<l rather reject tlio
whole plan than retain tho tiu en words ‘ ondei/tif
ItUlf."’ ilr. Head Midi “The words, if not
struck out, would bo as alarming a-< the mark of
tbo bciiht iu Hovciatloiis." .Mr. Ellsworth said
that they had alioady prohibited tho States from
emitting bills of credit, and from making any
thing but gold and silver a legal-tendon arid
that "it wuM a favorable moment to i-hut and
bar tho door against paper money," Tho words
•-vero stricken out by a veto of nine States
to two; and our fathers behoved they bad
thus saved xis from tbo very ovii« which
the Ohio Democracy of to-day bavo resolv
ed to bring upon us. For almost ninety
years tho finances of Uio Government have Won
adnnnUtcrcd hi pursuauca of tho G in:',tit ;'.i >n.
and lu tbo sphit of Its founders. Unn llinuih
our whole Jilmorr, from 17b7 In ISB7, ami Reb.--.-t
at random twenty of tbo most dnuiuguit-hed
statesmen of any decade, nut you will lind not
less than nineteen of them rejecting ah danger
ous heresies the doctrines now under nUcnmuoin
. . . X show tu> disrespect to iho (Jitio Demo
cratfl when I nay that fhtv ib> not Inld their
present views, us tbo result of anv now disoov
ericu in financial science: but they Iripo to take
advantage of tbo hard t.mc:). the public dislicsH,
to raise llicno Ihjuoii as n m- uiir* of gutting their
party lulo power. This they can do only liy de
luding the people wild hopes of help which will
prove a delusion and a snare ; which will nac:i
fico the future, without bringing even temporaly
relief.— Extracts from Mr. Oarjleld'e speech tit
HVu rc/i, Any, iH.
CEGHAfJ AND THE ENQUIRER.
Tbo Cincinnati JZnquirer of Thursday, tlio
Ohio Democratic organ. dorotcg n long atticlc to
tlio work of the Hamilton County Dimocn-jc
Convention on Wednesday last. hpcaldng cf
Gogliiiii, whom lltu Catholic delegated forced on
the ticket, it nays what Catholic voters in Ohio
will not relish very much, viz.: ‘’Tlio nomination
of John J. Goghmi was a Borious and lamcnta
bio blunJor. Thin man had no Htncsj for a ecat
hi the Legislature in the first place. Ho ns*
ono of tho accidents of two years ago, when
mediocrity seemed to command a premium in
Hamilton County. While in tho Legislature ho
Identified hiimelf with a meucuro which, harm
less in Itself, has been lifted into giu.it prorul
lionoo by the somi-rclifttoun crusadi which the
Itopublican managers are conducting In Ohio
tins year. It has been claimed by thorn,
in their strenuous oftort to get away from
tho vital issue of this canvass that the measure
kuowu as tbo Gcghan bill was nut through the
LoyisUturo at tho dictation of lira Catholic
prictßiliocd. It has l»ron claimed that there was
nn alliance between the Democratic party and
the Catholic hiomrciiy, and it has boon urged
that tho only Hide ueccusnry lo establish tin.,
chain or bond would bo the iml-irerment nf Mr.
Goghrui by the Democrats of Hamilton Cotintr.
Contrary to every expectation, Mr. Geghui was
nominated vostorJav for the House*. His friends
In tho Convention doubtless felt thtt it was
necessary to vindicate him. and, ut the ospemo
of the party, they carried tho;r point. In this
wo hoo olthor tho blunt lollv of a n Ljumis onpn.-
ixntion or the cunning work of tho lluptiblican
party. With something akin to Jesuitical
shrewdness, those leaders saw that a point comd
bo undo in Baddhng tho ii’i'.h'r of tho
Gcgbau law upon tlio Democratic party
at a time whoa the minds of Die tho*
lil in tho Rtuto had been inllumoJ by
base charges and appeals. T.'a the of money
among the brntalbcd and rlclaim olomonU they
succeeded in Bonding to tho Convention nsuf*
liciont number of their cnonen tools. lurom
e«lves, wo repudiate Ibft action of ihh Conven
tion ho far as it relates to tho iiidorscuient or
Mr. Orghan. Wo repudiate it in tlio name cf
the Democracy of Hamilton County. The Dem
ocrats party nehtiowlodgOH no obligation to Mr.
Goßiiau or tho vcilploua organisation winch has
put him forward. His nomination. In view of
all the oiroumelancce. Is an insult to every In
telligent voter, and it will be tho duly of every
man who loves the Democratic party to nuttho
Beal upon him at tho polls. Thnv is no big*.try
or Intolerance In tide. Tim Democratic patty
doe# not censure Mr. Goghan because ho han
ponod to champion a bid in the Lrgi.dutuio
which gives to tho niiidstua of all churches
tho right to carry religious ctmaolation
to tho inmates of prisons mid usy-
Jnnia. Thcru is nothing haimful in that.
Hat when Mr. (loglnni'fl forced
him upon tho ticket yesterday they distinctly
proclaimed that tho charge of an alliance be
tween tho Democratic partvand the Catholic
Church should bo made good. Hut it shall not
bo umdo good, fur tho honest, earnest Demo
crats, who sco something in politics beyond the
notoriety of thoGogliann ana tho manifestations
of tbo power of a Church, will crush lihn at tho
polla. The very genius of Destruction seemed
to actuate the friends of this unfortunate man
Gcgluih yesterday. Their ugly handiwork was
seen In moro than one instance. To tbo devoted,
sincere Democrats, who hnvu toiled for ream,
and labored m season and out nf scimon, f.»r tbo
luivoni’i'inont bf principle, it isacr.id t-sh tb
ojiitomplato tho blunders of rlnv, Hut
there is a place for manhood to assort its'-lf. It
is tho sad duty of the good umu of the party to
teach a lesson hove la Hamilton Conutv which
will not bo forgotten. The time to teach it has
come, and it would be fatal to postpone It.
riNANdlAiu.
A 1 COaiMHOOIAIi l*Ar&R. NOTHS WITH fOI
-IV. laterals, and morlcago*. boualit and sold. IBAAU
UItKUNKUAUM A CO.,A , u, llu Pluh-av.
ADVASCHfI" MADK ON DIAMONDS. WATCHBH,
bond*, tie , at iiAUNDKK.s’ prlrate otnoe, TAJ
lUndolpJcst.. acarOlatk. KiUlilUhcd lA*d.
nUMMKKOIAI. PAPKII AND MOHTtiAdI.H
buutfbt and sold. Loan* ms.leoa r*alo»tato at a par
crol. liUOK-NBC. DONU 4 UUO., 73 KutWatUlog*
toust.
\fONHV TO I/JAN ON HHAL KSTATK 3 UK 5
I>l yeara. at Apercent. tiraall leant at lowest rate.
Want ionm 6-mooUi paper. IC. C. COUt 4 CO., ID
Dearborn-st.
M'o uianiimco at h pru'cikni’;' M.Htj.~oniku
1 amouuta ato and lU t«orcant; lunil* In hand;i»u be
cloaod atomW, NIOHUIA UHAUIi A CO., lit Hoar*
bornet.
(PU COAN-«5,0U0 AT 0 PKU CKNT. AT
I to, ira unimproved or Improved. W, .M. TItUK, Hi
Uiiiboro*»l. ________
IV K*IIAVK *9u,uua; CAN LOAN AT 0 AND 3Ju UN
» Imiirovad property: money all road?. EUUKHR U.
I.OffU i Ult O.. 7iTKait Waalilnglon-at. __
Q'PlfU CKNT-WONKV“TQ~LOAN oS'~A PIMioX’KD
O real eataU teeurtty, by H. W. iWUAN, JIL, A CO.,
lloom 11, Ui_LaSulle____ _ _
J. - (lan TO I.OAN IN ‘u.VT. OU MOItKSUMS
•SU.VW” on Chicago pruDorir: e*«h In band.
JIaKKHONA VAN tiCHAACK. «U HeaUmmat.
CtVl AHA TO LOAN ofT'obou IMlMloVl'.n
iJU.CUu Chicago rail wtata at 8 pereant inlere*l|
alio lurai of il.uou and 82.UX1 at lowutl current rate*.
HAiIUKLOKIIit. lit Dearborn-at.
7wihto'iaumonMouToiobTin whoTk
a>(}.UU(/orlnp«rt. on ehort lime. Addreaa 11 W,
Tribune office.
AGENTS WANTED.
* (JKNTIi WANTBU-LAPIKS ANIVoRNTI.KMKN
J\ can make from Ai t q par day aelllng our new
houicuold article. Call and eiaiulnu. 170 mat Wa.li-
Ingion-at.a naar HaUUal. Paniwa out o( tho oily load fur
circular.
»UK.VIS iVANTkD-TM U CKNICBY OF INDIC*
J\ ocndenco. Ooukagault ta olotor. Cue reporta lilly
•old In half a day. Another areragua twenty p«r day.
A AT , lfl^ l ? , . n . l, . ,B , <, M ,,t,l<s Uheloreit la tooUt«. J. It.
HUbbUY A CO., ludlaoapulU.
WANTEO- AHKNTs' I.dOAL aItT’KOU
tho Iwrlgatod TuJlct Soap, pot up In tieltloo end
packagea; nehWat and beat ooau made; ready »alo orery
where, rull line of aatbulaoby aanraat. with terma. •la.,
for4l. AudfataOKNYitALbOAP CO., Oantou. U,
PERSONAL,
1
l ilw Uryaa Block, the place for_hor.
Y>fiiso\aU-» Not oonb. keb vbc~bXfui£
J. day or Monday, ta ueual. .
X foryobreleter Mary or teepect (»r toe, you will plaaae
return the rug afoocc. Tho money and other thing* you
took at the tamo time you can keen, ror the take o( our
family try »t>d lira * better Ule. g|)WlN t
Ron 'sale.
1A0« BALR-A
X 1 apleudid oondiUnn; alaouegrly luu yard* of Moquett
etrpyi, nearly now; parly natmoiiog to leave Chicago:
will tell chaap. Addreae b 01. Vrlbaun offloe.
I.tUH bALK-A*ibT OF bUUIFHANULK ANU
1* blade plated ÜblO'knivre at I9p«tduua. A. W.
\VHtKU-:il, W Lakieil.. up atairt.
I,t UU b Al .ll ~T WO' ItilW i'| Uti T-ul. Abb
' deeka, entap, Cth at Uoun L lIX l>aaibum-aU
CITY REAL ESTATE.
t.’or hm.t-: irniisf;‘i a.vij i/Vrs .km man \",r'
.1' tefl in marble f/unt In.m-* trim r.iul.l t i.f,t
BH'l Col 1 'eft' r. In'll ' .ui.ta, nt.-Ial) r»r
rot ban* 40 f< •>’. from Mm »lrev. iota U. I i|.. j» ; b«
Mini • irr inr. lli.<*; ini'* rnil"-lr« o*, n ;-1 I >,■j.-taik.i
pared irllh Mir,*; n"l«i»>.or)i<.od r-r/
central and choice location, unar t-* an I mat o t
1/ninn Park: onra*y tcr:n«, wIMi a Jlli'ral rtltconnt f r
caart ; |>tlcoa very Imr. Al«o miaUor bull*-• of l-n ruiitu
In Mi j •sni» ncljjbborhood, vr.ry ch'ap. At
theta bouaea will adranoa Kreatlr l i ralun. Soma of
thrtn will be rented to IMrller br*n;rtnir ijirf.i 1 r'ferencc*.
fi. N. IIAVKb, «o. 1 .Metropolitanltlort. to JjtSNtlo af.
t/misAM-: ou lx cm a nok- t'<rit c*ll\k i*;:oib
I’ fly. »wr..v.,rr b-i. k bon*.-and f a--•iim'. Wfi •. wll
j .i>ll.(' ’ IHitl'" I 1 ■ * J.* OvlltfU of lilt) ell,). !■'. ill) l 1.1. l -l’.,
I, ’or. sat.i' ok ii fvi; t’vo i iust:
I. civ* tiri v<• v*i»li all modern iitiproroitiim.', nu >- i ; it
h iin, net: urea*-<-ar» ft .rl' iiiuib’j'.'M. L.i rli' icoii.'iyli ..r
--lu >l, tor j«|a on ni .mlii/ pajnitntf nr oNiffrtrlin to »«lt
or rout. ,tl«n «.n-ioo Wo*t Hlda, Ininlm
fti ft? buuj.at. .MMIN LOVKHT.
I,’on sai.l-that vurtv ouaniVh nsi/tiVY
J and b»r-m. Nt Mono front roddenro, .-to. ITS Calo*
inoPar. . In perlaul ordor; trill ho aold for but liltlo oter
half It* t*l»- If taV«n at un-e.
Al«o *cri.n,l other chono roddnncoa on Motif h and North
Hlilra •; l.roa- oi b.,M.i;tuiiriro., It, W. THOMAS. 101
MSallot.. rortierof M«di< >n.
ft’Oil HALL AT A KAMHIHLK- TM KSi iKTIIKAhT
J corner of Twefth ami Ui •j)!ni:n • ala. ir,«127 fort, will
be mid ror/ Jlotr fore*«b, Alv<. tho n- rfheaai comer »f
.Mirluu»n itv. r.ml Tli.rty-refi. i'IH., 4.‘tl&lf:oC. HAM
VKU t.MlIt, S ~ 11l iSearU ri. t:.
LHm MAJ.It AT A MAMIUI lt;i; OK r,Nf:iIA.V(IR~
1’ Ivi to 2/1 feat or lea* •n ( 'rf'.-.i-ar., o< nt:. i.f
•j lilrty-unronth *l.; JVt* Mol In AVotllawn, near atailon
anJ .Soiiib I’aik; 1 1 1 i.on-a on Haiti I t,., nmb (ii.icc-
Übit-Af. K. <»»{O;tH.MA.V. 110-in 1.1. At >1 ! |i«'.n-ai.
f/tm HALK-H.VK JllllCK KKJtfDKNI.'X OV V/K.HT
J Monr.o-il.. near t.Vtst.-narv «,‘i|tin h; flrr -dai* l.i
o*nr>' rcipnot. Terma ra SI KAO A ITOFJ.'S Iji? alle il.
r/OHKAI.R-OU KXOHAN(»IC- - nVO HTONK-FUOXT
J bouanr, TO and l.entro-nv., mar Atlarin."t., >fi
enrformt. AiJilrca* J. IJ. (Jl/UI.IK.S, in l-aftolh-it.,
or .'!/J We*l Vaq Kufuo.rl.
ftAf,n-‘THi:‘i-;i; jio'tisi Tiot;:o:. i.of. and"
L 1 barn, near rtej-t-c-aia, for $W> ca«h;®tiJ Incum
iiraneo. 12T0 'Vnt Jr.ck«o*i tt.
I, ’Oil SAI.B-A MAI!OA!V CAS'‘f!i; IfAlf INTUIT
I’ nutfbajo o! the Itojae Li f \te»t V/A«tiitiffion «t. f ono
lil'x’* if tu Ifnloii I’fttk. Adlria* or c.ll on ti. r.
roS ITTIt, 4 Noutn SlarkoMt.
SUBUHUAI4 K2AL ESTATE.
irfJU SALK—OiI KXCiIANOi; IN OUINfOL-OM:
J n-.tr fin ttrt. 5tx44, i atorlr-a.M i-0.. tn.
One nn-r I rr brlca l»«« ;rngiit, bay ttln'lmr
end tnarble niantr], AI.M",
Tt*o-*ior/ l)ou»o, ’» rom«, lit.‘.'a l>v<inpnt, \toU un i
c'.Mertt, anilrn nrr Inf. I'.rtxl.Vl, rfl-, .Vr>. rboar.
I'ino lota, .V«»r.2» tlr-ieii ii'x! Inlll. and
wo!l I'lcated. A* *. 5, ft-id ?1U ji;f loot; taunt illy juj*
moult. L ruo (atu lu m« uvui>ar(y.
.MOItTON rtJLVPII.
L’Oll HALIi-OU i;:o;HA.'iiO -hl.Ki.A.S'f hl'lt-
J url.ui ri-tl I •?*.■<' In n:tn of Mr-tin .‘if aoliirlj* on
north alinre, )uu trot ftlnroth* lake, uetr. larnc tiririi,
front* eoutli and earl, bron<l idr/ra. coiirrrrn .r/, b’ ai:
tilul fronndr. 4 *-n«. n-ar int U-in, ia*y itM'aiuo't from
♦.no citj: evat mutt b) m<ld nl oneg; want l-n-
Mi illr.wi (.ller; 1*r»o IvnlHapo noir of l!i- i nif> -rt) nu l
•iirrnnrtciinKft can bo teon ot our cttirr-; tain |* un;em :
l.o't idler iak9a It. NICIIOI.M, MilAd'l A MO., IK
O.'arboni**t. _
fT'fm sau*--In r.Ncr.r.Wfi'U). a fim; oirrAof
1? ami lwo.»tTiy limi*'*, n**ardrool: bk’-w.lrr: a'ro.Mi
rdrjant pine" in Vmh K*aual'*n. AM r, t twniii;
jn'"iHiljr iiaymPh!* If dotircd. TILLUTSON imoS , W
Waihlncwu st.
troll BAI.U-IHW WirTf. lIL’V A LKA
r 61 Park llHc'-: and *'■ r. nvdt -n ’il
iiivH; riw Iiiocl: fmm ilsjMit. Piujim.yiii.'.»n.ivp. Oi»co,»
fit itrs'to'iy in mark'd. Ah". 1 A .i? tenm
ami pr.o.i . llt A UUutVN. HJ La-vi -•... 1' ri <n I.
I,’OK HALK-Ilb TO NO, II i.IIA.MItKU Ul‘ CUM-
I 1 men-** n r ni-'R hou*** utid IV-m !■«*}• ;i-y.r.nnl«. in
I,ic luMOUful ..ut.nli nf I’.iik. Scho.l f.lctli
Itjp hr*! In tM rn'intiT. asrt lallrojcJ far* only 10 conta.
OKU. 11. CLAUKK, Ak.ui.
17011 »Al.i:-TO PJIKVItNT IlltnCl/ISUItF.-
J? Alxmt fo norM of litid one h-nir fnm On i/t-Itmi-i'
8 iu»r ’: Iticuwtir.Mir.i, wll.t'A);'»ill I-o tuli) lur iJil.Kn;
mi''.half rn'h; lulayco f..ur yo&rt at 8 c«at. AdJf_s*
fc *i, TfUmn<Mv(i:c«,
iron sAi,i:-boTB. 'nu)rKs. 'and aciiks of
t tlf> finrat ssrlfiiiOß land In marki!. I:!**: r.nd dry,
ru - !» » -i!; H: nth aMr, n n «r (fr.-p<n n»o ralhn.id* U> cil/;
J;i-I I ‘i« iip.rr, fr.r n ljunio! tiioa-* 1 liiveill-ati: tills. On nc-r,
AiuNltOli fUAKK, Adaiiw-tl.
non fs.\bi:--ii acim-.s PHAiitn; and i iamiku.
I 1 c'/'-rt «~0, nr. ri’ti ** mu cny. ;*.t ac:.» ojiir-j
l o*. SnMiidayaml Monday. J. O. ItAttlJ', Jfaom tii.
iron makp •siAiiuri OAiaifM'.tts-t Afm:<
I WOUA.-D, 0.m5, I'V llMni, <1 luu'jlhl/, fHvI'VV,
aim cott.mo I'd, luicu dji»n. f I tn >j:’i!v.
oitic* iUr>, Hai'irwiy and Mutirt*/. J. u, ItAUl.i.',
Itu.m BT, WC’Jark.fl.
jron f/,u' -floor* c'orrAOj: and imVoor’i.nr
i It li;(lu Park, near dummy itnvk r.T'J rallfiad <J
a: a trljr tno ilMh-i.nly ffrVi luiftnc in
dm- !i»)tii,>n(i: tic hmaiuhranro. A|>i<iyi:i tuenorcat
ail Writ Ala.lia-.n-t.
OOUNTRIT BEAD EI3TATH.
iroiiHALii-iJ.r<t>A«:unsopi.ANU sito’atkd in
r Trh Ity r.-mity, ‘IVi-♦. in al'.Tnatu rt-e
--tt .np. Pii.ictnal!. nine latnl- < f ilia lif*' .jutli•>. and
|;«t friTin umUfKr-wttl. t-m.it' fanning Und> 6ini
ojfltillum sfnrn htirli ind li n il!hy. .vvl P'itv.ani?nt
to onTla* | d' , rtrmuu*. 'li<t-a iicr'oct; yrtvo, Jio •<> ft.
Addr.ns J. POIIKVKNT. No. B/.tt Olivo s'.. M. l/iuli,
Mn.
T.iUIISA I.K-Olt I'XCH * Mil.-IOWA I.AMIS, ViT.I.I,
J' loeifdln iS'aii* a:.d Pain Al'« c’ Tt P', for •.’■ut
( c'uni) iir<j>'.-t>. Uy It. W. HV'IAN, .111., £ tM., Koom
11. 1M i,iHf.Mest.
REAL ESTATt. AMTEU.
U*ANTKi)’-m.Uf7K”o!l IH'II.DIMI, rKMirAU.i*
Ir ciVTI 111 rii;c.*r>, trt »ft «"P,fW. evilly
In ObiekCn liiiu ■ • ai.'l »ul-. ff...d 'nrn-, OUna •
j.ih.K. mjluM.u> mill, and CnA-t >. l.uf « i t-o. a’y
Sti'.UM iiicuinlTT|n'? on ob* ry, rt,s.ioa r..i lut^ihrce
fi.udv.an?. irf,aarlr*», a iiti.inoir. o iu rity or ejnniry
Will a*.T ill-. ni.l.Ui, h! UoaiUra.kt.
Ofticc iimirk. in. to a |>. ill.
U' ~' AN'l HD--A H K.ST.OI.ASS IU ; :-<lljK.NlJK in a
rhoic,> location: muii Ime dini-ur r .'"!! r>n parlur
and Hjl oicoiU !n prim e>,iM. * cmli piuclmi r
ran To found alunr cdiioe. JS. 11. KDIiIOOT i CU.» 61
l»cmrl>orß'»t.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
V int tT-OI.A.SS .SALOON. STUCK. AND PIN.
inn'i. I»r • •»!•<. A|r, Iy ou nrcmlton, t< and M Ij.
Slid ,1.. K'l .111 111.
/ ’ Jiocrriv. in'.rfi. TiTvi;i«%v.\i:i-r, Tum«t : and
Vl *b»o. and other slorke for »%I<* ami orclisii**.
t*.*rnl 1.ud.'.00« ii> -uiuj* «m !i*nil v;-.inlr;-s*' to 4USJ.W.
A; ply to «l. I'. KI.M liAI.U f<7 Washing tnu-st. _
in STUCK. AND I’.VITKUNS
V.T will bu sold at a bargain. Call at SW Eail Washing*
toll S*. _ _
1 TAUMNTKiaiRT IV A StMPUMfOOM ITJU
I* »nli. Call at liiJ East Kundulpb-ac, under liu-dcy’a
Tlumru,
ONK Ol^TnK'liVKilKNi'"ANll FINEST Ml'fli'll ANT
ilouiTi,; milU in Indiana, p.r sale. situaW cdj laitou
the corporation linn of a l.irp’" city. i.ltblti t
a inllii.o( the Union Dopm, si i»u vaicring oi «ls rail,
roniii. clrinc lirrt rIOM shipi'lm* (aclinic*. The mill
liulldina 1* fry larim, and tumitlia d‘ cmniilctcly with iua
cl< In <3 ■ > of 'ho Iks: rlato, lii>>d fir miIUOL - on thu tu.v
procou, and has a capaclly of -AP barrels «i ilmjr a day,
and a Loping capacity ul l.cui barr-i* per week; 6 run oi
•ton*, i purilvtug machine ISndtlT* paientl: i.ll the
Islet Improved machinery necessary lor cbtsnln j u Jirv ;
U'ti-horse powrrengltnfK boilers, earliiJferf lour and Min
diameter, Also a good nitcrii ,wcr id -O (>cl J.cail cat, lm
anyllml; the engine-room lr atone, with a v*-f.‘or stack;
llio other liniiforamanU are a largo (rami* alien warubmin*,
storing.l,|ioobarrels, » good and convenient brick xhmll-
Inn, amt a frame rtw.i'lliig, iho \i hole property l« locum.
pi locr’cr; ni-c til:i-rr> nearly an lino mill In lull
cp.>rat|o:t. T (,v latter! local llo'ir Milo, and la *lf
nalodlaa riiii .‘an tillnrnl and grain e-mniry. Till* li
(ho beat |mp >rty i f tlie kind e»or <.! li r'l fur *«l> In 1 <l*
H.ato, ami will im a<>k> at a itr.at bargain. iirlurCwi
particular* adilrvsa \V. K. HislJ., I*, o. Do* II7J, Kieli.
ino-nl, ludi
ONKoFTHI-. HKST •• snailAl/Tt*" I’Al’liUb IN
(ba Weal, and thoonty (Idntr uf li« kind 11 ibo imm.
try, fonalo; rare chance, Address I*UN rrlbuuo ntiiec.
pmmjuhu’ii JaU.fky i~iVi: It.' milks
J. from Obieago. Lease lv» yours and ala months in
rim. I’rlre, tejwi. Addreaa 1. D, ULI.SS, lioi UJ6,
Warreh, Trumbull CoUniy, O.
S* TOVK BTOHB WITH UOOD Tl.VfillOP AND JOll
ttadn. for sale. Ju*t ihn ajwi far U»*» tisbi »u«t Inc*'
tlon No. I. Takes a little money to settle li. Don’t eoino
without It- Sii West Sladiann st.
OAIiION AND
O at., fjfaala cheap lor ratb i nwnorwaaulu return to
Hurupo. Jnijulre iminedUtol>’.
riillß Fl.klinKN paitNirtiUE RTciltK Foil fiAirn";
i busloosa of atl yeara’ standing, Tba stock, Ph>l«, and
lixtunw will beaidd atabsrgam. Call on or adJrusa 11.
It. JOHNbUN, Klkhoru. Walworth County, Wls.
rpUK UI-DKST ClllAlt bfoKK tIN i lik WKBT NIDIC
i for atlo at a sacrifice; am going oa.»t. Apply at U
WesUland.dphst, k “ M
M'O AS A. F. A A. M A6UN, >2L >lHt MONTH*:
i. tuuit bo an oipcricoccd traveling taluimau. fall at
Hi Clark-at., llooiu Ui._ _
WHuLli UH ONK-HALV INTKKKMT”IN UAIIHCU
thop and bath-room* fura-ilf*: a good opoorluuliy
forwmeonn who list a capital of from fiat to |«w, in
golruol TltUKSHlil.l, A IUCUWN. UH Fifth ay.
LOST AND iOUND.
lAOU LOST-B 5 lU'WAHD—ON THR HUT! OF
J > Augnat I ait. a iniall. alucgr, nn uto-ooliirfd aky (cr
nort aokwwre to the nnmnnf Jrp. Return to Janitor of
*b No n»»M>tUn*.
T ObT. TAKK.N. OU bI’OI.KN, HUIM FHCI.H,
Jj Ijiiuii A (Jo.’e itoto, Wa»liloglun'«(.. Thortuy
alicmmU. bapk. 9. a largo hay bur.j, 19 year* uM, at
tavhedio a Un v b-iuiy, lacutlvit. A llnetat reward will
Ihi (>aid Igr tho return of the horar aud buggy. or (or In
(urination that will load to thole recovery by Dio I‘cahtlyo
Company, North Tier.
T ONT-A LIVKII-COUJHKD POINTtU'HUNTINtI
\j dog: laid dog hat long halrnn lor*, car*, ami tail,
with a rather long dom. ana a lung, torufld-up tall; abu,
a while etreak uu urratl. binder will lx> rewarded by n>-
lumlug taiue til 170 Madleon.et. or 70 boutb CUikil.
'IUKKN Hl'-ONIC BAV WAUK. bMAI.I, KIlHf, i
J yoareold. Tho owner can have utuo by calllug at
)ii:i bUlo-al., and paylug ohargui. _ __
"mk‘ A 111. AC K MA UK Wltli
1 white rmt, whleb ibo owner can him by proving
yroptriy eapcaaoa. CltAlUtK HUAIlt*. bit.
INSTRUCTION.
AOItADUATB OF ItAUTMoVrH. AUK 2>i. WHO
hatlwen (urtwoyeare In New Haven coaching V»li»
•Uidouta aud tlttlug hoya lor oullegea, deilrua two pu.
pile who are willing to do thorough work, end who with to
»ave out or two yeaye hi the lit fur college. Addrcaa T 70.
Tribune office.
WASrkH-A HATiVK FUFMCiI iIOVIHINBbH;
roforencea require J. Call at He Uuih at.
WANTKp-A FUUNcfI TKACHIIU. JMALK OU
female. Addrea* if 70. Trllnum inin>_.
MUSICAL.
TAOU KALK-A MiJbT KLKOANT 7S' OirPAVK
X 1 piano, new, etandard tuako; Uno toua 1 tenue to euit 1
aaacilliua. ttlOakat.
ONK MAdNini’kst NKAUI.V Nkw UAliv'Kl)
legi Toctave piano. (176 1 good piano, S9U lurant
ft«m |i up. aluuiy to loauoo plaouaand furultuie.
1)H Wrrr, 1M fttalw-et.
WANTKIV -TUN UUbICIAN«rii«ABfI ANU llXfcD.
Cau at Tmaaurwt a office Kiputiliou Uullalug, to
iliL .. ■■
—~ _■ _ 1 I I*’«mlal joo docn:«. Adixou I*. U.
HEWING MACHINE. I Uui ttt, M Wilc»go, l«_
AIX KINDS, AND LOWtoll 1 l lv O«{JK»-4ft£f^S5£ Al *£Mf^SS l S£&^* I Siflk
HORSES AND CARRIAGES*
Vurrro.'-*' «ArPH~oP iiofiar:#, carriage?,
i V mul narneta im art TiiMday, Tlmrtdat, and Haiurd.ty,
i i'ia nt lu a. in., at MTIA’ION A CO.’H Auction
liM.'f.*, W and li* Kaat Wauhlntimvtf. Hfrck on
liaml bv priiai • »ik. Amnio timoalven to teat all buraoe
• )ld under r. warrantor*
l AnriAL (.Ar\t.o>>t;K np Tina tMT’a bat.k.
f'n« rlmtt. n nin<riM»#nlan. Kentucky brodl mam, d
jr*Mnlrlj *.iiind, kind, free from vice: lias pared a mdo
»> tif mln'it-*. and tun <lf> li *K«in with practice: la a
line raddle bone. an 11n ntrry way rellahln jla owned and
(ifiven l.> a Ivly. and «<d.i n full warranty.
•Me •ort-’l r*.arr, \r,<s, panda blab, <5 yrira old? found,
iki— onil in ir ••) v.. ; ; i* ,•» v r> pi vini. fmo, and "tyl
-1 h fiMrer; ihlr n.aral« a h ilf Ha'er *o Obi«rrer. aort fully
•j ? • iery f.ua o;,-. n an; »»;, Inufgi.s, ildo-bar and
end
tona*'aVl* a'#' " nJ two Pha«*
One Irm pray bnrae, IBS 4 band* a joar«; rood (it
tlncle or il. uMo li.rnoM, lcar« W/M.lap. a y*A rual.lcr,
and warranted w.ti.rd. '
Hriijm bot»e, Ul.a.id* hla’.i, 7ycar«rM ; kind and true
In all lnni«, frrj from »1> i», r»r> atylhh, a Kind tmol
rr. and a (lr»ieU»» lior*? for lamlly u»e.
lUmn.of all myles. tlmtle and double, new and *oc
cud-hand.
A very fin.; foam of bay carrlste hnr*e«, 6 year, old, 19
band* blab: I'lutid and kind In all harti»*«, *<v>t| tta»»i
--m, and am atylUU dtUiira, and are sold uni; tur
want of iite.
A larjjo (morlrmnt of other tohlol'**, with fi/lron oiV-r
hofv», all of which a dcicrlt.Una will be siren atlluieuf
tala.
Auction sain errntneiidnjr at 10 o'clock, weather narcr
In'-itr/crlng,
WI'.STON i nv. Cni-rlair- lluMar.
K. n. On Tnft»d*r< *th. "111 •f'll t»» tno l>H
i\tr <ha lia'ikrupt wok <>l J.iani A Hlckcr, conailtiDgof
Imp*'-*, nrnagct, anl liarntn*. tu nil:
rim hunt*.,
’\ ttn «at« of nwililn hnniMi.
Two HOtxo/ •Ingtaharn**.
MriK f*t r*f 'iij'rii i* barns**,
Tnu frp«u linrtfl?",
• »no truck, nnd
On* bngg>-t>nl*.
r AiJcrioN-MAUTIK'a isakaak, no. til a si)
./I K'J Kuio-st. Hryulor auction aalu thl* (Saturday)
morning, linrr?*, ei-tgani phaeton*, rookaway*. park
phaeton*. (<>;■ a*..! open hugglns buflnms and cxprcti
vagoni. douMoand »lng!c harue**, etc.
/'MINsTAin.K’.H HM.K DKIionURH. WAGONS,
w 1 andlimi •»*. on Monday, Soul, 6,l6*''. I’ar-
Ho'il&n oilt .ii”o > *.r In Sunday patert. OKU. A. IIAUT
MAN. Onvat.W.
s\i.i-:'■‘noii.HK,''"iirrocVv. and ha'rnrka
J (i.niltiO'h c.jf i. Imp Ire n; C.N (iiovo-at.
i/bji i./.m;- i.t.w toi* ni;o(iY. takkn cm” dkiit.
1 rrr» cheap f-r ci.-h, coil, or liordwoetl lumber.
f.OOMIS, AVIiUY A CU., SCI Itandolt-Ilut.
I.’OR hW.K- CHEAT-NEW AND SECOND-HAND
i ktiyuloj, o*iir.-.<t waj;on«.-tc,, or will e»chaatf«
I' rol.J n at ITilan l 175 vut-al.
‘l ,j ß s.w.:; -a tiuuD iiuiigY-iioiisii'Top.'acG-
F nr. r.n-l twrr.nar. A bar«aln- TUuF.SUELI. A
itUIAVS, t !• vlfili-av.
■jroiiVu.i: T'vriN ry t.oon i;i;.<i.vks.h'jh/usj-:s
X nfalnriraH. If tf.Ven iri:r.».ilalotj. It. 'i'. CHAIN’,
'/ 3Mini/-n( mi and U'nostb-a.'.
•V'JKI MV. T ~ TH;itSAU>-*»OS. J. 8,8, f,
, N f.iid 9 M enmer MleVpan-ai. H"gulir sur
t!nn m]*i itf nuf»ps tiMohol *ll
Flank'd*. e!e.. every l:.> hM l-ni - .;;. Tn»> under-
Hp.ind a*»ur .» tl.o public t mi lint Imil-ieti will l»o ron.
il’iriod oi.f.u th rt iaut*' h>,-n >rnM« f rluc Ihnt a wera
all (jtlierLranchei ■ f lii.tmrrt, ji* n*xr proximity to ttie
prraf LipMHDm nuking It very r. nTpni"iit fur
•. luting »iran/er*, will tin: in vij- l>s nd van maioti* fur ilio
*1 «j> .in' ..I i-tory iii'i'lc in i;r> bor»» nn I i nrrUr - ’ line.
Tr.o«p d ol p-jrrlir.titig nr ••dim* ttl'l Din) ll f<»
tli’.-lr « > rail l> -l-.i » t-inrl.i-lmg urraugninoiiia
fj‘c«li-r». 1„ I). Mallm'V. Ih i-r -! .r.
\v ANTLO- TO DAV-lfi IP DJII IMU VI:; n HOI’.SKS,'
11 front I, <>> to I, h'j | i;i» ll'in {oa Jour L-r«r«
in l ! get jcnir i-a'di o' V l ’) mid ft**'
TO liENT-IIOUSES,
ri*o rinAT-:.’i;\v niiicic and imami: moi:si:s,'
X ■?».'>, iW. <h'. and For ««l5 on unritlily imy.
ta.-nt«. .I‘illN I . UilimiAUl'. UTWstliHis i:»-‘t.
fi*i> ui..vT-U j;ot sim:-m Nouiii i’.u;u.NA >rT
I Hou>p n| prmmii. In go-.d order. Apjily to tha owner.
|i:»Nuriti I’a illna-rt.. (rmn 5 till 7 p. m.
•PO llllST 3.STOKY MUCK Htll-Sl! “coUSI.T.
X f’jsi and lillnoix-iti, nim nil linpruv •itimti;
rent tr.rrely noni;*>*t to ]»• of Ma> tj a oalUlaotory ton
tut. A go it. iv>iA'T.i;c-st.
imu hf.nt -ciVrrAOK.H'>LMi: no. co
1 4*.. .r.rui.Di'vl. »,.ul ! i.DI the Imnituro nh. jp.
M'lV'Ki nt.jii'p k mi\vnn ai i. .mopfhn
i lmt.r oi'ii.?at-, i O per uicnib. Call at f.o. S Twelfth
; *eo _ _
ri'b" JiG.Vi'- F'nisf-i-T.'Fs' s-STtViv alvd mas;-:.
I tn*nf nnrlde-fronf dwelling,-ti epix.'ho
\ ni >n »..-w u. go .d vtn-.ut. G NUI’G.MT ,U.
»pc# nr.VT-- Nli Ml LJM.’UI.N I'AftK, A I'IIC* K
X elms J •DnryjMl La« lulek. Himiohis, ftirurcn
and all li.ipr.'i. tn"nt» ; i.tlrl; I jiii. Alf'> *or!i« nlro 5 cml
f, tm/ni lilituPiV t'DAd.N. HAi.K. lots IlajJolph
*Tu ni ::T -“nor.-ii"
X .Uv’l- 'i and M'i’i, pirtly fnrniiba-J If dctlrcd.
Apply ■"> .iii- • G-n.tj...-,-. _ __ __
•I HUNT I Cl. M.IM.t.N 1 MOV MAMni.C'n'tVAl*
Lou- j IPt North Uer.viidrn rt.. ii'-.ir Supjrior. Imjalto
rpu i:;:Nr--A rruxi -iino ir/rsl-for 7' rooms,
1 nsat ,n!ti Hint il.'i-'o, •>> I’*.ctii'on, Itr-u
I; C p-n 11; 1 i'li. t-i M F’i ii I !, I.A I 'it. 4n t Ork ~r.
TO RSKT— utOOMS.
I’o ion r-irnM-m;o room ; fur house.
J 1.-0 -, r r>n . ui” « : L an- 1 Z mail ii t > w.’Plt.
I.dwartli* iliocx. CT Mil lauk- j-ur.
rrti i;;,> i*-iko ,1 suu'Aiiij; For la'.
X d. . .-r 1 1. : oir 01 aud I’.ic .'iC Hu!.l,
D O nil?.. -NtUJ.il SUii:.”uTUIIK TEN MINUI F. M
J v.ittki; Mai. -n-0., aiurr.R;;:*! fjota. Slilil.u..*
rt., r-i.r i>iili,irn.
'V'j tu‘ 'i* vmtvi-.UKn nooMtOa
I to -H p- tv-1;. If lvl.> IT' ..m.td.-nl PuhlirhKjr
Hilt JuiK.nH IK ,ib *ril**l., UuC»* SoUtll >»f I*. <
rixi'Huo.m ;at south
X Clar.-it., J:.;.d.d;t[i and Lain. AppJyon
llil'il ll u-».
rpU ht.MA Nll llllilii FLOURS Of
i Nr». Hr. rid -T !>,! I! ml *!n!i -1., lut’al If I*r who!-.-
ruledry i ■‘•■D. live and u0.,1* ami *-bo«r, da, Ju
iiulrrm tb; prcf-n. j.
MH* RENT fO i Vfsp. P.\'(rV,'>fMst
1 Hour i.! in Mi.i:li ( llui jii it., i t~i irn«. ill'i (Hr iDuiiti..
WAHTfiD-TO P.SNT. '
VpANTMI JO MINI’- IV T: WANT DWELLINGS
» t r.f I'L «1 .IK.'. J,.u>. ur-t -li*-. mil.lium sad
f.ir in.-.: in!-. ' r* ntil r<,*i»uU tn- ir im t«M» by
ha»n<« fiii ir I ruiurtT with u» m rui:, HM. 11. HAMP
fcU.N if CM., 1J! Iji i I’e-rt., fl'lr Jlr •• I*.
■W’.witd -to v.r.sr .: •••.;mmi;,d in
>V mtoit I-kilmi ii>r * 'at* 11 lir.viti Uuulv. Will iny
from ll.MV'l.. Ijl.:-.; J.I -U :n •! |.f.n*:>;lj-. Apply tc WM.
il. ha.mpmj:; i * 0., m •• i•
ilK.vr lIY AN ori ICKIt of THF
\V ftrtnv, a n •illutr-n?.'l i'lruUiia l ln.iuo Id a nm-d
tccalUy, tn or nc»r fn n dir. Payment* niomhSyiu ud
vam o. Ad-!r*»n tj Tt,'J nl.u:u> rt.c j.
\V ANUID-TO HK’iT-A I.AIICi: SOUTH till V. \ST
>» übfurulkbcd ruuia on Nurlli Nldo. W {l, Tribuuo
G AND JuODQXNQ.
V/ost ria^
TP m.mui’-rourn i-uiASAsr. soutii-fhont
J\)r<*onn. nitij»li* nrcii MiUf, » uti imartl.
I I • 1 AItKUDKKV-sT.-lUKNIAIirD OirUNKUIV*
XU‘3 ntih.'.l r.MUTi*, wi ti bfur.l. 1C - I cr' re.tuln-J.
ij.i AnKi»fiKi^N'-si.--ruoNf'oiTTiViaii lum.'C
cor'- au<l t iTt.iiiß. nltli licit Ulilo and at lo>*cn
huiiii. tuinsmi'il coat).-, J’.dir* nrc.ru*. one
jii.v- r.i ,m larr i';,..ni to (no jmni bull r-- All moiiern
ri'Mlon*. Miiili-“ i—•. raff -Oil.ihilfa i-incU.
ono «i:-r i. ■.it!i*sii>• i;i:.sr, Hi-siitAiu v
O turn l.M.r orti-i, aili leurd, at 4a par wock.
Ult:. It: ii-.aiil.>u;) oai-r v««. b. _
n.t.) V.TS T MONUIIF.-ST.—VI.KAS \ST A
unMt w|i|i hi art!; <mo nod oao on *uu«
nr rin.’l-', lur.i.jU‘l or niifuniltliod. _
*> I T WKST A'IAMS.ST. - A Xini-f HUITK «»F
«Vi* ( room*. fiirni-lK'd or ntifurnithad. uitli iirit-cla*»
b* anl fur two; a!,*o. ono ilotrlo i»i*m. Kofurcnce ru*
Slitc.
Ol AHCIHOAN-AV- DAY IMIAUD, PER WBKK.
Jil ?1: iurnldu'd »Uh*m« hoard. I>er m«.ulb. *1
to <iJO: furuUlied room*, with Uiard, pur week, ?4 tu (6.
Ilorth Side*
<)O‘|*OSTAUIO-*ST.—PLKAHASI' FRONT ROOM.
JdJj V with hoard.
oTo tiuio.KT.-a niirNi.siiKi) mum. with
board, for rwugi uilciitan i*r and wtla.
BOARD WANTED.
IlOAJU»-TOU FAMILY^"W TIIHPK.'oN SOUTH
.ii bioo. illetilgan a.-.,bmwi*n l-.bintconih and Fwaiiiy
lllih ab*.; ouo largi' and u;ia .mall »**nn.larco rnomon llrst
ihior. Would lurtilah etuopl carpela. AUdtoaa X Sd,
Tribune oOlco.
DOARD-A OHNTI.KMAN WIwIIKH HOARD. WITH
J» ro.uu, in a prlffttw faiolly. where them are few or uu
otherboarAor*. Uutl b« ucar l«uaty*M<uud*aU YU,
Trlbuno oßioe. _
UDAHD-A YOUNG MAN STUDYING MUHIO
1) would ll ko u> rcC board hi a Private family; bollhor
iiiiuurs nor tobacco am u»od. Good yoiuroooaa clren.
'i'lu family rnuit nut ki»J|> boardura. Audruas No. Id,
Tribune oilic*t._ _
I) UNI UIiNISHKD ROOM AND IIOaUD
J) wauiml with liiat-oluM paiUaa by % married Udy.
AtldrcM M 71. Tribune.
_ PARTNERS WAHTjaP;
I)AKTNEK WANTI; TAKE JULY INTLK-
X cat in on* of Ilia flucit titled up and beat located
tatm>lo-ri>oMi* and bllllard-parlora in the oily. Vor par
ticular* adJrAii X I. Tribune utile*.
rAUT/Nl'-U WANTKD-A GENTLEMAN WHO IMS
built up 4 uiu and profitable lumber butiaata *l*iu>a
to Menlo loueaddltLiQAl capital iialea by carduad oaiy.
Adilun, for one week, A- 11. GUNN. lUllearburnal.
liAUTINim~WANfI<D-lITA WKLL iWTAlliJMlikli
X («a*ralcoiamlMion builnaaata yonn*, aotlr# man.
null 4 catli capital of gl.iu) to |l,fOu. to Ir.inl lutim
country (or tlie purpbao o( IncnJaulug tho bualncai. Tbe
teat »>yioionaj*glvon aod rugulred. Addruta N iw, Tub-
Dautmru UANWIIO 1u«
X eaporluuco In tho unumry lm»lne#*and »NW <»r
in OMii, at 4 P4»ln*r. >lutt b* airfctly hui.*ai and ro
tpectable; no other need apply. One »P*aaa uer
man tiaderred. AddrrtaOil, 1 rlliuo* upico.
EXCHANGE. _
rii'oT BXOIUK«1£-#HO.O*' KgltVit l h.i*.M
I city iiui'lMKkl i>Mi.o«ly. /'» rl “*- /■‘ U ‘ J * , l liillfbl. .mil*
mil.iliuif le.ilDiicti uaU mr*«plec*» of tbopropm/.
Xn?r
S'S3SS?
fllti KXDIMM.tf -KIUST CLaSS HU.SINKdS I UUP;
r l’ AM7’»,.iih #1 ioi. fro# (mm luouiubr&noo, la a goad
IXSLJj A lIHOWS. M W«i
iirAHi-KU-IN KXOUANOK KOU KAINTINa ANU
W A ”l‘loaf WtuMCif bard coal. Addrou Q #l,
Tribune «.»!<>«>• ----- ——-
DIVORCES.
WANTED—MALE HELP.
Bnokko«Dcm. Olorll*. &«,
\\rANTRI)-A YOUKO MAN 19 TO 90 YKAIW OF
'll ape: mutt writoa «ond hatlnos* hand. »One who
baa boon In a law odteo preferred. Atfdre** X 91. Tribnna
offlea.
Trade*.
WANTKD-TWf) 00011 CA RPRNTEIW TO WORK
V. Gloneoe: Irrnt* one half caih and nna-half real
qrtc«w, and prompt pay. MOUTON UUb
\ Kit, Itoom 4 MofropillUti lllock.
WANTKD-AT jll fOUHTIfwV\V aTaBW
help in ma.kf t; nuo aoottsloinwl to cnttlofl moati
proferro.l. Call early fiat'inlay.
WAM'ljl) -- WK *HAVK *I'OUU (JAI.U-l FOB
««Ji-liir.Bkcr» in ru -vit of HiooUy. CUGsWkLU
WKflllH .t CO.. 106 anil liniUate-at.
\ ANTKD—’ 'f.ASH f.OOKING-nf.AHS ANM
» plctore-frarao maker* at HTANrON A
KLI.% M 3 Atalo «l._
•\irANTKD-4d OARPKNTEIW. APPI.V AT NKW
V» rolling-mill at AooUi Chicago. WP.U,d, FRIINCU
A CO.
WANTED - IM.MKDiATKf,Y - A FIRMT-CLARM
barber.
Em-Dlovmom Aconelne.
WANTF.D-MRN TO WORK ON fMJVKRNMENT
•’ loch on Fo* Jtlror. W'lrconaln, at Merlin, WhlUj
Itlror, I’rlnoofnn, Orihd Itlror, Orcon l.iko (lounty,
MMr'iri.ini wa*e*?(.9'ip"Pday.‘ Apply to the fpromau
amhe »vric or to IIK.NHY MARTINA TO., T 4 Mar
k»i «> , t:h>. KAKKKJI A AON, conlraoto.t.
WAVIi;*J-fn KAlUlUAb'LAbonKlbvrO (JO OUT
irthi i»mi A 1.74 pjrday ; lo (arm Inadj a;
IMVrni.mOi. K. A. ANOKU., 2M South Watcr-at.
\V*.*.Nn;" ’ i'j,r’HAilylt(iAb A f.ABOUKfW ~FO!{
’’ timU»>rk bland VUnr"»(l ifflurrai, wage*. *1.1?
ti'ir liny; f'f" far*; ru for Illinois for gra*«l iralo at #I.7S
1 it'iml KcardliUTibn f»r ci»y work; 1 boy that can milk
■«' ?. r,T ”. u,^ n,: * iv ‘ fafn * Iwn'U. «l«. B. F. OliKltt*
Ul b-urti* V.»ttr-,t., tiooml.
Mlanelinnnnne.
"I\rANTED—AfIKNT.t Wij.jWlLb A V.Lit KRW IN
’ * wnuon*. nnr(.'iiii«. no* W)'*-, puior*. tnafatfno*.
or anythin* fur ascnti. to tak*a m'ntfilr lhar telTa whor*
(bean way bah*!. and cl-. o«g.nttal mb.rmaUon and In-
Kuootl'inato Mint*. I roll n.i and lomlnh o«
Itfouli. 1 .ftjfid tho A u'OQtft l-ui'b your for iHGmifa.
l r M Nothin* froo. JAMK4 P. SCOXt/wL«*r
\ » 101 l work guaranteed; tliorob no itrllm or trouble
<o( noy kind. Impilro »•- 1W l/»M«lli‘->i,
\\;antj:i»-canva.ssi:»h i.v'mij c;ity~and
I * country to wll nur household c*nn*r. needle*. rmt
cltioi, and rhronun. Now la the tlmo to m»l;o money
Wo bate tin I-irjcst and non complete atick of latt
telling articles In America. Call and InvoiUcatn or aend
for catalogue. Deab-ra and general agents promptly tuo
piled. U, it. UMNMTOjf. 11l ftUle.«t.,_(ihtcaite
\ WANTED—A BUY TO TAKE DARK OF HuIiSC.H
» and work in a grocery atorJ. Apply at the cont'-c
of Carroll and Dncoln-Kf.
\V’ANTKD-AN AOVKUTISINr, (! \NVARSEIt FOR
if throo aiihurbftn paoorl with largo clrcnlaiun.
Large eomml*"ioQ given. Addrcti Till! HERALD.
DU* Islam). HI.
WANTItn-AN INTFU.uiKNT. HONKRT OKU.
Vi inan-apcaklng lad lu drugetoro. Apply alStl Ca-
Bal-at.
4I ’ ANTKD -AN A XO.I ADVKUTIsI.NO SOLICIT
»» or; mco of experience and good reference only need
apply. 74 Matlien-it.. third Hour.
\\rA.srß'i). siKxT6 hell ink and indkliiii.n
if jujncllf, egg tenon, now ttyla chroniei.Jowelry,
fh.n rnttnrs and •harp iiicr*. Cbltig AYang. And all thJ
-telling good# «ui>nbia far csn»a4*ermr afreet anllrrs,
nr for fair* i.,id oxp-ali Inin. American Noiolly Company,
113 Knit Madlion-ir., Room IP.
U* anted sli:n in'mvmuv static to bum. a
ejiy-rtzlu commercial blnnhi; aalnry BhU pet
rmnth; ao;id wjcjntt for latnplecnpy, or ntnmp for par
ticular*. AUJri'Ei M. JACOIIH, Ihurgia, Miflli.
\i *A NT FD- M E ,V—\ V!L LKI!.VI) #f SAMPLES ITtFK
*1 P.r trial m either »ex wlihing a permanent bn'lnoia
(lint will j»3y *Tli a "nvk on rinall capital; ezclniin
t rrli rj- gtreat prntl.a 4CO nor eonli none hot genl-'i-l
avl relist.io no "l apply. AildreM with atarup, lIAVi
l’D„ Gn.exgo. Cl
\\*ANTFD-AN ACI IVK KX
• I clmlv" mli-a of n nspl* artlcl* In oiory town aud
city. (JAYLOKD HUms. AGO., D 7 Wahash-ar.
WANTSO-rEIIALBIIELP.
Uoaifstios.
lI*ANTKD—A SMART. GAP MILD OIRT. TO DO
* i iv.-ninil heutenetk. Gull at, *!ui Gbtitnut-sf., near
l’i nrl.jr i-
U' ANTKIi CJOijJ» olillMa"N"Oil t A\VJ’I>I OfIVL
K, do if uiiiil r. iki iuuD com,- wail toomunuudod.
Apply at '«3l Walt ,i-nv.
\\ r ANTKO—A rniST cLc?infC~'Afji) *io _ DO
11, crinnl bomjwork lu a naiull family, Apjdy a*. U 7
Park-ar.
\VANfKD -TVVb ilD'in tJIULS: ONE TO DO
' I kilvaen wurk.and u:«o'.i>do>aoond Wjtk. Apply a\
l.’ l and !.»•! 3lic;n»: Gall early.
U' ANTED-Ciini, TO DO GENERA MlSl.’HrifbnK
l-i nu.vi p.-lvatj family, Bcutch pr.'fem-O. Apply
a; 111 War;en av. j
Ur a nneb—a KiitHT.cLAsiT j!malk cook and
asm.ant lorn ii .vc!,l.-d niar thoriiy Ap
ply. wl h r l .>rv;n;.'f, Monday nt mine at M I'erx-caart.
U*AKTni>_\ r.lio. to Do MOUriRWORK IN \
f :n»‘l (air.llj-. Wa/tai iiin lei' Ho. German or Nor.
ncnlan profancJ. Ceine prepared to sfay. Call at 13
1.5:11 i.-»;.
W’ AMiin-.v GoSHMiriNr'i.iili, roh general
ii w«i'l: I:i a -mall fitnlly. Gotti wnr-i. Gt'nnsn,
Nonicttuu, or taacd# preierrad. Apply at ol La Salla-it.,
I’iitnn ft.
\Y A NTMD-'-AT 113) IM>IANA •A V. -T'vVr OIR LS
1 • 11,:t-t b*j li’itii-t »id uiiiiiiO oiil: onn to cook, waan
mid iron. ■‘in c!ti->r fjr tsound trjrk. Gall niter g&.m
14 .ui.-Jay or >luitday. _
lin.nit'irps**)*.
IX'ANTLD-A I IUST-CLASS IRONEP. AND POL
if labor,at Go'clock PMUorrutr morning, l»i f.outa
Clatk-*t.
Rmnlwnonx Ason-'if'H.
\\-.\srn> - «;i;i;m an and siunhinavian
>\ ghl* ?jr nrivjfn ; huirlt. city ana
c-.nnf*y. M -Mr*. DL'sKlt 5 .ii!kc. £0 tlhrau’.ou.ar.
X«liNnollniw>mi«.
■\trAN*7J:n-A GOOD WAITER AT 907 SOUTH
<:iark>*t.
SITUATIONS WANTED—MAL£.
xJofkkotmore. OJorke, An.
crrintp):; w.vriio inastoiuc, hyayoUng
i~ mail amina. (a l .aru vnnubuiiin**, Will work for
nnail i. t,My r.d.frcnce* mu> charactar. Ad drew
S M, las A.ifth Cuii'-nlrr-*i.
SITU \TION V/A NTEU—TO WIMLRfULR CLOTH*
Or.-anyone »ri-!.uw >■* iK'CoTiarn '-.jiti a tboranghly
practical nr vr olio hat Onrt» i innccto l with urnio ol Ilia
0 •-*! li'ia-c. I.i ibo country In prj.iucluu and gottlntr up
the ratt i.-'i* Jjr tn«t tl'ithiii)' trodo irilt tilcato aJdroi*
lIICII.MIDHuN, St West UanduiplMr. __
eUUAITvU; V.'ANVLD-UY A PUACJTCAL UK"
k- tall k’r.icrrrripn; cl'y of ooautry;ejud raferaaooa.
h. iao jiiitui,-iioui-.(.
S“ ri'UA r. r oN iva.m'Kl) -uv a rnwr-uLASH
lio kkeci'rf with ilr»(-clii» n-foreticn (mdi preMtil
cmpio/oia in jobhlnz b'mao. Addmsa U 8, ‘lribuoo of*
tic.
CIfUATioN WANTKD-ny A YOUNG MAN AH
O Imi kku.'jur, nr asul'tnnt ; harp J yojn'practical ax-
;b"*t<ifclty rolcrcnco ‘ na»a rconinmnniatloa
h.imformor oinpto/or. Ailrtro** ll il, Trlbanu oOto*.
TTaa.cn*
SITUATION AVANIRD-TU STPAM AND OAB*
0 fUtom As foreman or a'li'oHntottda'it la city or
vrlmc, by a practical nifui o( l& ycmrT eipanenco, to tun
ti» fontusd; mlly iitulrrataivl* tb> tmslneas in all U»
1 r.maU i* i mako* ciecifloatk'Ds. bid*, ol«.{ ha* pat up
ISJ law bre*»Uf*' anparalu*: ta'l«ficb<ry tolorooco* tflron.
Apply or &d'lr«»«d< lU-.L. Mi W«»l SVMblnston-tl., Chi*
Cfl'o. 111.
CITHATIUN \V\MKD-UY A OUItDTAII.UUVniO
tj vai piacilclni; tl.o cuitKltf In the bstt tailor o«.»b*
1 1 >I■ ii.oui In iwvikiiit; fer ouiplo/ujuut, Addrou W 3t),
IVibunu olnoo.
Situation wantkd-ak knuinkhu oh pihk
man; rofcmioi*l(ro.jidrrd. Adilron t;H.S.'HSuio-if
SITIUTUtN WANTkI> To MI lU: i~l'A'■ LOUjl
—By at> oxiirrirnci'd cutmr with *.h«( refomtuc*. Ad*
dret* Hoi Gl7. r.lttln, 111. Ixx'atl. a mint he healthy.
SITUATIONS WANTED—FEUAtE
Dnmcntio*-
SITUATION WANTIiD-BY A COMPETENT OIIU.
O to do tfouoral b*>u*«wurk tn a ataall fatally, or lu d<>
aoonml work In a priraio lartiil/- Oati litrnUh good roi*
arenco. Addrt** up call at its
Employment Acjonta* __
OITUATIO.VS WANTKD-FAMILIItS IN WANT OF
O jjonl Ktamllparian and (Jonnon help cua be (applied
tl_Mr*. DUSK 1-,'b ullito, au AUlwaukeo ar.
SITUATIONS WANTED—LADIES IN WANTOIf
O litH-elar* Irmaln help can b" suiid ca »linr, aotlag
by avplylat! taMn.H. J.APKISi’. >1 dc.t Ala*tUon-«t.
SITUATIONS WANTED LADIES DESIRING
O llr*l cla*» funialu help ol anj pail*'n-kHj/ pan, be aoltad
alouco by calling ou Mr*. ItAkfiJl, Ud iVtbaih'iH,
situation' wanted-RV A YOUNO LADY TO
O beep •blldran's clothe* hi mpalrand lualruot in mu
alo. w!uw« to uiako bureell generally uaoful. Addrois
N bri, Trlbuo* otßoo. ,n
MISCELLANEOUS.
KmitU CtwH at. Koi!•“ by ojall promptly attended to.
*V LI.OASU I'All* KOU OAMMJY* UU«IIIKC» AND
A tnUcvllaneona »-iodj' oj an/ Vtoa by aondlntf 4 letter
to JON.lt> liKU»I-U, mt»uni.|t.
B” KtmiJIJH AKU fOCKHOAUHUa COMPLETELY
niiurmtnaied b>‘ contract (warranted). (•rarticlo aula
wltblull»na'ruc:l(.n*. A HTHUIi OAKLEY, QtititaMl.
t 'ITHKU t'KX miYYEUINU WITH ANY fc'OHM 09
IV Ji.aAar, no matter bow bad, bf now lung'landing, or
ufiu iatl"«l i»> eure them. call or write Utalti Aledloal Of
tier*. I*7 South Clark-al.j Chicago, and be permanently
cur ad, etiaryea reaaouaule.,
IK VOU DKHIUE WOUND LUNGS, 11KALTU, AND
I (,■,»! lurt, wear a Graduated CUoat and Lung I‘pjteoUir.
KoU aiorywner*. ity wall, •I.Ad. ISAAC A. tiINUBU,
ju»nuMcturor,_©4 ilroadwoy, Naw York.
\i»astkd - ifdMkdTatiii7vr vriritKS 'ioa
fl dnif atora, aUalviaf, drawer*. and counter*. Ad*
droaaZM, Tribune otllee. ,
CIA TO ** I'KU DAY (IAN HE MADE UY SKbL*
•JLU lag our Lightning Copytngljooknnd Ink. Nellhel
proa*, water, orbruali required. Send is fur outfit and
•aouro territory. Call or adjroae UKXTiiU MANUYAI*
I'HIUNO CO.. W OHut-aL. at. Inal*. _____
IS AOHIN £HY.
AT UOQHKSTICU MAOIiINKIIV fcUNUYAOTUIt.
lac Company, 34 and iu South Canal-at.. CbUago.all
aUoaoT engine*, butler*. and aaw-milU. wati, d >ur. and
blind machinery. planar and watcher*. aurfauuiai our
planer and matcher* can be changed to auriaclng without
• tupping tbemaublaa by inmlng a loror; engine*UUue.
diUla, Inm ulanera. alare, beadtuc and »bl»gle maoMatn,
Uatbar and rubber WJunc. **?*. end luapblaerf tup
pilot. Atilt of aouood band machinery of dinj;«ut kin-a
al Hoc boater klacUinan ktaauiactariug Company. M and
A) UuuUtOanalat.. (JWeagu.
T~KIIIKWUUp
Lake-*t.,iuaoblno4twp. foundry. plaainc-mUt. aaan
andUuur fautoryogulpm*Qta. macoUiuU* auppUci.
'A T KIIIKWOUD A DUNKLEK’S. 171 AND 111
A. Laku-ai.. atvuin engine* and bwtwn. aUaai pump*,
Atbuato# tluam packing and reedng, utgUiuctt 1 auppUet.
\\ rANTKU--STEA M- KN OIN E OK ABOUT' W
** bone poear, cylinder about liati lacbMi wvatbe
choau a iniod uiacuine, nut aorn, AddruM, glrlQg do
•orlpt(u* and prtoo, J. lion’ A CO.. No. rWailny
tun UUxk.
\iriWEii-A sEcosn-nABB e.toinb rrouji
SL ij'ff ®«if
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