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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
NOR SALE PRIVATELY, AT A

vIyOt BALE FIJI m a
] GREAT BARGAIN.
AN EXCELLENT FARM OF S75 Acres,
situated in Albemarle county, three miles from
the James River Canal, and ION main county
road, near mills, shops, &C. The land is good
and lies nearly level, is q beautiful place -
has q comfortable Dwelling with all 6ss3
necessary out-houses, and good orchard ,4sfa
Price only SIO@ per acre, on accommodating
terms. Apply to
]. W. DOLIN, Atty in fact.
au2l-3t Charlottesville Va.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
II SALE.-I offer for sale privately, portion
of the Home Farm, containing l35 or I4O
Acres, as the purchaser may wish. Twenty
five or thirty acres, heavily timbered and with.
in ~ miles of Fishersville Depot. on Ches 4
Ohio Railrgad, in Augusta county.
The quality of the land is first rate and has
new, unfinished log house on it, with fine
springs, and stream of water running through
the centre of the place.
Terms accommodating. Call on or address
SAM'L H. STEELE,
marICu Waynesboro. We
A SMALL FARM FOR BALE.-Four
"a miles Southwest of Staunton on the Mid.
dlebrook road. Apply to
JOSEPH HAMMERS
mayG-h at the place CT at Staunton, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

A CohoRED CADET.-The city of New
York is about to enjoy the distinction of
having colored cadet at West Point
The competition for one of the cadet
ships there, offered by Congressman
Miller in his congressional district, was
won by mulatto, about twenty years
old, named George A. Minnie, the son
of a Spanish mulatto, and who has
straight black hair and looks more like
Spaniard than man of color. The
young man has always stood high in
the schools in which he has been educa-
ted, and has good moral reputation
AS the officers of the army are said
to desire that the colored troops shall
not be set off by themselves, but
mixed with the white soldiers, they
cannot reasonably object to the same
rule being applied to cclored officers, so
that they can be mixed at West Point
and in the mess-rooms of the service
afterw ards. Young Minnie acquitted
himself in a most creditable manner in
the competitive examination for the ap-
pointment, which was conducted by q
lawyer, teacher and physician, re-
ceiving a maximum of 5S5 points out of
a possible 600, or SO per cent. of the
whole, being over 100 points ahead of
any other candidate.
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At
townsville, Nelson county, on Saturday
night, the 10Th inst, man named Mar
cellus Harvey, made his appearance in
front of the store of D. S. Woodson,
against whom he had grudge, and
threatened to shoot him or any one who
backed him. Albert Loving, a clerk in
the store, went out for the purpose Of
persuading him to leave, but as soon as
Harvey saw him, he made at him, pre-
senting pistol. Loving backed con-
siderable distance, firing one barrel
loaded with small shot in direction
not to strike. Harvey still rushed upon
him, at the same time firing or explod-
ing cap, and Loving fired the other
barrel loaded with large shot or buck
shot, when Harvey fell, and died from
his wounds the next evening.
|
The Pennsylvania democratic conven-
ton met at Harrisburg, Pa. on the 29rd
inst, and nominated John Turnkey,
of Venango, for supreme judge, and
VIM. P. Schell, auditor. Resolutions
were passed denouncing the induction
of Mr.. Hayes into the Office of Presi-
dent as high crime against free gov
eminent, and claiming that the policy
he has pursued has simply vindicated
the frequent democratic protests against
the previous violation of the reserved
rights of the several States. The labor
question is recognized, and pointed ref
erence is made to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The national dem.
ocratic conventions financial resolu-
tons were re-affirmed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
THE BRITISH MIXTURE

Was sold by us last season and gave entire sat-
isfaction in every case, so far as we have been
able to learn.
We offer it with confidence, believing there
price. which is very Iow-cash or time.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

The two great telegraph companies
have "pooled," to deprive the people OF
cheap biography. A year or SO ago,
the Western Union bought off ''The
Southern and Atlantic Company" and
now they "pool" with "Ths Atlantic
and Pacific" to make the people ''poop'
into their Golfers. This is a cool pro-
ceeding for the dog days, and delays all
hope of deliverance from telegraph mo-
nopoly for some time to come.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

A REVENUE COLLECTOR FIRED Up
ON.-Deputy Revenue Collector L. Doc
little, with squad of four men, while
out in the mountains about six miles
from Hinton, w. Va, ferreting out il,
licit distillers, were fired upon up BUSH
whackers on Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Doolittle was shot twice-opce in the
left arm at the elbow, and once in the
tight leg just below the knee. The 9TH
er four men escaped uniniured.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STANDARD FERTILIZERS!
OFFERED BY
POWELL & BLAcKLEY.
Il 1877.

The season for using Fertilizers being now
near. we would respectfully call the attention
our arraDgements for supplying them with some
Of the best articles in this line that we know OF
on the market, and at lower prices and better
terms than the same articles have been sold at
in StauntOu before.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

" -
and Culpeper, Va.
This Guano is admitted to be one of THE BEST
Fertilizers for Wheat and Grass known, and In
consequence Of the many recent, as well as for
mer testimonials as to the value of this already
well known and popular article we can with
increased confidence, recommend it to the
farming community Of this section.
From all accounts we have,l the demand for
this justly popular Fertilizer, manufactured by
gentlemen Of known integrity and standing,
therefore request and be obliged to our custo-
mers to let us have their orders as soon as prac-
ticable, that the stock may be on hand when
called for. Warranted to be fully up to the old
standard, and in prime condition this season
for drilling. Price as low and terms as liberal
as can possibly be for any first-cass Fertilizer.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
FURE BONE DUST, OR
MISSOURI BONE MEAL

Equal to any Bone sold in the United States,
and far superior to most OF it. AS good as can
be made, being perfectly pure, ground as fine as
meal and of uniform quality. Price low for
cash or short time. Warranted strictly pure.
AS every Fertilizer made manages to procure
certificates of the astonishing effects OF its ap-
found by the farmers to be far below the stand
ard, and in many instances almost worthless.
we do not adopt the usual plan OF gathering In
one as Good Certificates will not make Fer
tilizer good. AS these Fertilizers, however, have
been largely used and are now widely known
in this Community, we refer to any Of the nu-
merous farmers who have used them, and will
take pleasure in giving their names to parties
wishing to make enquiries.
Special rates to Clubs on all the above named
Fertilizers.
For further information, call on
POWELL & BLACKLEY, Agents,
aug2S-4t Staunton. Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
E. M. CUSHING,
CHAS. E. HOGE,
,-.,. ]. A. PIPER,

A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN
~ Market I'll offer for sale, privately. my
FARM, situated on the North branch of Naked
creek, ~ miles from Burketown, in Augusta
county adjoining the lands of Messrs. John
SeaWrlght and Geo. Sherman. The tract con-
talns 93l3 acres. II acres of which is No. l
MEADOW Land-with running water through
Ine place. There is an orchard of gu apple trees,
80 OF which are in full bearing, and 80 just be-
ginning to bear. The land is In good state OF
must be Sold and can be bought at a reduced
price. JACOB TUTWILER,
au14-6t* Stonewall, Augusta Co., Va.
DURLIC SALE.-At2p p. m. on
Il Saturday, the LIST day Of September,
will sell my Parent farm. near Hermitage
containing SO ACRES,
There is new Dwelling House, good, -.
large Barn, large orchard, 5acres of mead EssA
ow, plenty of water, and nearly 20 acres E5sl
Of Timber on this farm. The sale will be made
by Mr.. ]. d. Hanger, who is authorized to sell
1t privately before the day of sale.
Immediate possession Will be given.
SAML KENNERLY.
au7-4t Shelbina, Mo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
The Giant Phosphate.

This is the first season this article has been
sold by us under this brand.
It is highly recommended. and Is sold at low
rates. and on liberal terms.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

Gov. Hampton, ofSouth Carolina, has
accepted an invitation to deliver an
agricultural address at the Winnebago
county fair, which will be held in the
city of Rockford, ILL.,, beginning on the
18th of September. It was the Winnie
bago county fair which invited Mr.. JEFF
ferson Davis two years ago, and after
wards recalled the invitation, owing to
the opposition manifested by the ex-
IRENE men of that section towards Mr..
Davis. 1t would appear, however, that
there has been a revolution in public
sentiment in that section, for Governor
Hampton was strenuously urged to &C
cept the invitation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

VIIrustees' Sale.-By virtue of a decd of
Il trust executed by John s. Lipscomb and
wire 70 the undersigned trustees of the Mechan-
les Building Association, dated tho 18th dav
81 april 1862 book No. 5, p. 275, Hastings Court
auction, on the premises, on - GU
Saturday. the LIST day of September, 1877.
the house and lot conveyed by said deed 'front.'
ing on the street leading to Ast's mill 40 feet
running back $50 feet The improvements con,
sist of small frame dwelling-house with the
necessary out-buildings. "' WV
Terms cash.
THE above mentioned house and lott the
same property transferred by John g. Lipscomb
subject to the debt due the Mechanics Building
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28
/ UGTSTA COUNTY COURT CLERK,s

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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1877-08-28

ESTA BLISHED IN 1909.
Prepared by the Piedmont Guano and Manu-
featuring Company, of Baltimore, Nd,
and CuIpeper, Va.
, 1877-12-05
8ern1tii0teS

8raftihe Selbfbiffe e.
@ea,hiiber ben Tirannen mooerner Welts
uerbenerer, wel6e airs geftehenoe aleia
nit Stumpf unb Stiel ausrotteu mollen,
obne gu oerratbsn. ipie Dies unhers se=
ideben f0nnte, ole 6urh @dilotinirsn
uno Gonfiscation idmmtlihcn @ilentbue
mes. peroient jeoeS @titdden prattiider
Selbitbilfe. Die an oas cinmal Worhanoe,
ne anfniipit unb eS gu bslicrn trahtet,
bero~or9eboben 81 tuerocu. Sic,bel 1T
u1d Der felt IA Sabren in Seem Oorf be.
febeuoe Shueuerein fir Arbeiterianen
gu rehnen.
Derielbe min nidt cine @obltbdtia.
feits ooer l1ntel fiieunes~N nftalt iein,
ionbern BEN Mrbeitertnnen HehtSbeifano
aewdbren. uenn lie in ibren Hehten uno
2Obmanipriiden bon Den Arheitgeberr be-
uadtbciliat ooer 9ar n~oGlfdnbi9 UNI mobl
peroiente 8esabluna unS binterle9te Gan
tionen beidninoelt 'ucrocn. NuBereem IN
terbalt Der Gersin auh elm Nrbeils.g aa9.
mciiuna8. giireau. weldes bereits mebr
als 100000 Mrbeiterinnen 8elhdftt9un9
oerihaft, bat.
Durd B%emiibunaen bes Gereins 1T 10
aar brett auf oie @eiesaebuna Ginfub
aeiibt uno Die @intreibuna Der 20bns auf
aerihtlidem Weee erleidtert moroen.
anebr als 5000 unreolid)e Nrbeitsaeber
fino ourh oaS Ginldreiten oes 8ereines
ae,,punseu woroer, mioerredtlih Suriidz
atbaltene @eloer beraus gu ae5cn. Ser
yetroa oieier @elber iiberiteigt oie Gum
me BON 500 900. Die fonf Sen Nrbeite<
rinnen aus Notwithstanding ODER
3asbaftisfeit oerloren aesonaeu mdren.-
(@. 8. s. 3ts.)
s m Staate Ohio Iinb in bieiem
Sabre 100000 8uibst @spfel seern<
tet morben. Sic Sbfsdrten i'm @taa.
tie nebmen 271.OOO Mder 2ano Elm.
, 1877-12-05

SoneS itnp QYpptbeten uno
Grunbmittben ,auf Gigen.
tbusn In Ser gtaht pbtlaeel. "a
pbia 81, 1885,, 632 n
Ser. : faafen einsetrale Bombs $4,000 on
Darleben Der 9tabt pbilabel>:,
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Siherbeltsn Der @tapt Ybila-
betpbia"."..".""...".".. HIP rs
Da.leben ter @tabt Ytttsbur9
unb anterer Gtibte...... 61,480 90
Darlcbrn bes Sreimaurer Sent
pels, acknowledgements. $4,000 90
@rune-G tgentbunt .... 57,l20 70
Bombs Don perfhiebenen @i5en
bnbnen l1nb anbere Corpora
tiunen................ 35587o 90
Iftien BON Deritiebere III @ifen-
tabnen unb anbere Corpora.
tiunsn~...........".... 1872, 924 so
Nnsebdufte unb anbe3ablte
SutereTen a. $3.50 20
@aar Sprratbis unb In panben
BON @ssntsn~ .........." 373,O34 Y
$3,7S8,O95 Ga
Mnt 1fer Sanuar 1876 betra-
gen bic M1et5 .""...."..... 1861 32 81
3uuabms i'm Sabre '1s76."..$ 226,163 30
, 1877-12-05
Gnropai(df MaGribtfn.

Q~armfaot. 81 Der i3weiten &ams
mer w1rotn am 10. Sftober BON mebr
alS 20 Ibseoronsten Nnfrasen serid.
tet: y SIT sS ridtis, baB fid in bep
Staat5lhuloen> GilsunsSfaie &%aienoe'
lette ~9efunOcn baben uno BON Incident
. Yclana liuo oielelben ? 2)a0nnen oieiel'
ben aus po~rbaubsnsn @autionen uno
Y,rm09ensbetauoen Der Sduloisen
u0ais 9sosdt weroen? 81 Isle mar IS
moslid. oaB iOlhe Veruntreuunsen
lanse j3eit unentoedt bleiben fonnten ?
A @ci9e GontroleimriAtunssn waren
uuo lino CUR Sideruns Der riAtisen
@eld)d %tsoronnng Der Staatsiduloen'
3ilsunsSfaHe unO Der 9auptiaatsia0e
%uorbanocn? 81 Wann bat Die leete
Jtsulliou in cicleu btioen &afien fatt9s'
%fuuoen, uno 1T CD ntueu Der @ontroleur
mituerantwortlid ? g. Welbs WfaB.
uapmen bat sroBb. 0fesleruus ersrifen
ODER osnft iie ;u er9reiien, un etne
wirtiamere uno lidere Gontrole hber
oaS &aien9sl9aft gu iben?
Ter 8orfauo bcs SanbelSpereinS fir
0armiaot uno geiunsen bat. iih nit
iolssnoen antraseu auf 9teform bes
olreften Steuerwtlens All bic 9auoltdnbe
seweuost: y SiQises uno 9eredtes
MISUNDERSTANDING osS funoirtsn
'uno nidt fuuolrten @infommens p
8sranlosuug Der @runOltsuer in Der
Art, ooB lie . + aueiuias gusorud fir
Die Yelteuerurs os8 aus benz 9auS> uno
@runouerm09en e~ntiprinsenoen Heia'
ciutOmmeos lit; 81 Mnaloss Veranla'
yung uno @sltaltuns Der @ewerbelteusr,
wslde oas G,iueintommen b,S @ewsr.
bebetriebss trifft; Al INTERVIEWING oes
in elmer Sano 3ulammenf lieBenosn @e'
Iammteinfommsn8 inter eine maRi9e
Bro9reIliotsusr, unb swar %9emelnoes
we,le. Am S@luiie Der Giusabs ipridt
Der Sanoelsusrein bic 9Oiinuns aus.
oaB Der Qoluus Der itaat.iden Stener'
REFORM cine aenoerung Der Sommunal'
St:usrsslssssbuns fol9en wsros.
Wa1 ben binlibtliA Der Tra9e, wie>
melt Die @sbalte Der 8olfsiduaebrer
auissbeHsrt wsroen iOusn, nunmebr
iibsrsinItimmsnoen 8sldlhiien beiosr
&ammsrn betrast bic @rbObuns Gins
IdlieBliA Der Ml~tsrSjulase unb Der
Wtisib mtlda Oisuns im DurdlAaitt in
@emeiuoen unter 1000 Seslen 80 pGt.,
in iol1sn BON 2OOO-6OOO Sselsn I'LL.
asfitr Is pGt. uuo in @smsinbSa uher
, 1877-12-05

mad. rSisenoer Stier" iast, boB er
wiiien m09te, mann Der Mlmd6tise Der
canabil6en &esieruns oas &s6t CAB,
Die Snoianer abSrbalten YuffsI.O dlen
gu tDoten. Sedssis 2osen Der @iou1
|baben li9 nit nSibsnoen Stisr" perei.
nist. Set bic gommiifion 5i9 psrfam.
melte, nimmt sr cine msbr trobiss Sal.
tung an.
Waibin 9 o n, 4. Seq. Ser Be-
i6lub, Die geamten bes. Soules au beor.
bern, ben eemeinidaftli6en 8eidluB,
ipelder ben Werfauf BON Shnopps i'm
Capitol @ebduoe perbietet, itrense gu
h%anobaben, ipuroe atsenommen.
Cincinnati 4. Tesember. Nd)t
bon rcn 6aupt.@ eidaftsbduiern uno 2
Wohnbduier in gltbfn, Sbio, purotu
lctte 1tadt hurd Seuer seriOrt. Yerluii
100000 bic $50. 900.
Die County Bride aber ben gciotc
Slug, nabe @biaicotbe. Sbio. 1T obse'
braant. Der @erluif. belduft fid auf no
$5O.0OO-$60. 900.
, 1877-12-05
neueae teltgr. yeps(1eH.
Scr @riea iut Orient.

2onbon, A.. Seq. Ser Gorreipon'
bent Der Zines" in 8udareit iast, oaB
Shirt Milnn an 9onntag cine &eoiie
iiber Die Nlilis abbislt unb lie an ibre
pFidt %ermabnte. gas ariesss9 epar=
tement bat ale 9ifriftse @ouosrneure
befoblen Soipitdler gu erridten. Ser
mabrIdeinlide Sperationsplan III, oaB
Gen. 6oroatopid Die Sirtsn nit 2 9i-
piiionen i'm Sintersrunoe ansreifen miro
Sen. @ourto bat peripro9en inn 5000
Mann 2apalerie sn ididen.
Gin Correspondent Der rSmes" in
atben iast: Sen lesten 8riefen sufol.
&c 1T Die Dffentlide Stimmuns in &reta
au @unitsn zines @%uiitonoss, iobalo
dilemma eefollen III. Sic srieaii6e
&eeierung bat Die ganbianer georoDt,
DOB lie Die Sen>nns bon @oluntdre uno
Yorrdtbsn sintellen miiroe, uenn lie oh
n. ODER sessn ibren &atbe banoeln.
2onoon, 4. Seq. 8etrsfs Coli
man 9oidas gsipesunsen pi'b bon
GoniiantinopsI beridtef, oob er srobe
@stiu&s madt., ,gabs psman sasar au
,pirfer. Q
Cine Depslde BON S9umla iaet !:
2eire off,isGs Nadridtsn Fnb ieit Son
nerItas bier einsetroHen. @i@tiae 8s'
%,uesunsen lino beporiebeno, tusnn ni@t
fdon int @an9e. gs berrIdt 8eiorsnib
nnb piele @erii@te Tnb i'm lmlaufe, I'm
ter wslhen GO beibt. oab am 6reitase
beftise @sfsdte in Der 0lidtuns bon
Sirnopa, ouf weIdem Ylab Die &ulen
nit einsm @e,lute BON iiber 3OOOMann
i9lieBlid suriidsetrieben murben, itutt-
fanoen, uno oab bic Siirfen iebt Sirno.
pa bombarbiren. Nue braudbare @unb
drSte 9eben BON bier ua6 Ssman
8nSar.
GonfantinopeL4 4. 9s3. Me.
bemet ali teleerapbirt BON &amarli UNI
ter Dem seltrisen Datum. ME folst !:
n5erte, mad elmer bsftisen &anonabe
ouf auf uniere 8olition ,u Gamarli BON
ben Nnb0ben BON Gtroro! uno Orda-
ME, madten bic &uIien insn-wiitbeno.n
Mn9riff auf u%nieren linfen Gliissl. Sie
So Sdladt bauerte bis ipdt Ma6mittass.
Wir bebielten nniere 9tellune uno Der
Teinb sog Ii6 nit beoeutenbem 8srIuits
5urid. Cine @srfolsurs murbe bur@
Den bidten Wolb psrbinoert. Wir mer-
ben Worsen Die DHsniioe ersreiien.
Sic ruiilde Raiisrsaroe bstbeiliste li6
an Dem Gefedte."
, 1877-12-05
9aldn0i[ae pspe[aen.

Salifag q. g., 4. 0sa. Sic
Brig nGowaro," BON 8runswid, @u.,
nod Glasgow befiimmt, lief bsnte bier
elm. Sic beri6tst iebr ftdrmi1des
Wetter. 9ieManni@uit wur ssrfroreu
uno lie 1T 1ier e%inseIaufsn, I'M einen
trantsn Mann su lanosn uno @a6er
einsunebmsn.
: winnipeg. 8. Oes. lieutenant.
SouOsrneur Gonadon iuurbe bsute elm.
ssi4Worsn. Cine pripat Dspelde 1ast,
DAB Die sS9warafub" Snbiaaer ,uea.n
Der StsQuns bonn mSissnben Stisr" be.
nnrubiSt iinb. Man bsiiir@tst umes.
, 1877-12-05
American@ire Endurance
6 . nj y d n y,
go. $40 Walnut Strabe,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Sncorporirt 1910.
Boar Gapital~"".....$ 100000 90
Mctiba 1,2SO,976 II

@runbeiaentbum in philadelphia
unb I'm gduYlfta Safen. $3.50, 100 90
Bombs unb9Ypotbefen, erifes@ elp 43t, $3.50 so
Darleben nit @auaterals "..... 137.350 90
Gut Se09srte @runbmietben.... 41,04O 80
G'ien babn, 8anal unb aplsn.
Gompaenie 8onbs.. ......... 1885 90
Giienbabn unb anbere Wtttsn..... 1886 90
@sreiuiatsn Staaten Oarlsbsn... 1l0,250 90
@taat. Counts unb Stapt Dars
lsbsa ste."." ".".."..~... st, $3.50 90
, 1877-12-05
Jtalien.

2onbion II. 4. Oesbr. Cine prioat
0epslde aus Nom beIast. man slaubt.
haB Der NapIt Sonntas Na@t sstorben
1ei. Gin oerartigss @srii6t wuroe TO-.
gar i'm Watifan %seslaubt. Sniolse bes
geriats psrlammelten li1 Montas
Moraen cine un9ebeure MenidsnmaIe
bel ct. Yeter. Sic @abrbeit 1T. baB
Der Yapf etuas better 1T. Cine fiber.
he &usel lit in bic S0bluns ieinss Del.
neg selest, welae als Elm SiAsrbeitsuen.
til a9irt unb bic giteruus bewirft. So.
tnr4 1T es mDsli6, iein 2eben nod Der,
ihieoene Sage "1inSubaIten.
, 1877-12-05
%. Spnes unb
S. 8. Gpwarbin,
e d b n xr3te.

BADEN cine Gpmpasnirssibdft sssriintet unb
cine neue e'ssante Office in Der 9ten StraBs,
nettn Der ct. Yaul 8ir&e, erUfnet. llniere
;3immsr ltnb nit ben neuefen @%rfnbunsea
periebeu, nm es unleren 3unben bsausm au
MAIDEN. 3Gbne nerben pbne @bmer3sn aus.
gsspsen bur1 BEN GebrauH ron @as prer
@blorpfprm auf Wunl9 hes pattentsn. Mae
Spsrutipnen ariinbliG unb lsiGt. Der aliers
partner tanft fir bas inn non ieinen 1reuu.
BEN unb benz YubIifum felt q Sa9rem &C.
ibsnfts 3%atransn ane bittet ba0elte auf bic
peue Girma su iitertrasen. Or. gowarbin 1T
a%rabuirt ppn BEN astnaratl:ben GpQssiam in
philadelphia. Die Sbulen in Der Nabe unb
@p(esien fSnnen mad Yurbersesausensn gpr.
relpcneens RE 1ienfe zines her Ya,tner ers
laneen. 16 10
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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-29

to an hour To close the debate. PROPOSE
( tim. 10 allow members who had oaerec
amendments TO occupy the same time 4!
explaining them, we're made and objected
to. and the regular order insisted on
Mr.. PATTERSON asked MIR. Ewing e
yieiu 10 hiuI, 10 offer and explain n
au'endmen-. Ne objection being made, h,
pr ',ve,isi with IN, ~a,Lr. The preliminary
relarzs of wa.tH we're soon interrupted nv
objections Finally. he was allowed three
minutes ay Mr. Ewing. and he went on 10
say tBat his amendment, if accepted by Mr.
Ewing, would make the bill quite satisfac-
tory I" his own >ide OF the house, and As he
hop,yi, tn ;he other side
His amendment WAS to strike out the
first and SecoIh lines Of the bill and the
enIciing clIusiny. i.au.hirr With that
tr.iliI.s .,n.erin,ru l.. woi,I,l IL content
MI. tIAl;t it.i..' .sSg,l ,!tr.lniinor>e con-
seat 'htt tb. ti.re ci hi~ colleague Ewjrgl
Shpul,I bs- ext, aided to as long as he desired
To speak. jIs thought that that was Il
courtesy due 10 his colleague.
Objection was made.
Mr.. EWING then prucecdcd ~ address
tn House. NJ the CONCLUSION ii hts speech
which WAS listened 10 with the closest at
tention aud interest ON both sides Of the
Chamber, Mr.. Ewing Welded the door to
Mr. Fort, who moved that the iiUuse al
jourp.
Mr. HALE endeavored tn have the
House adjourn until Monday. but his prop
osi;ion was rejected, and the House adj
journed till tomorrow.