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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE.

PY virtue of the power contained in the
~ VIII OF the late Jacob Burriss, doc' d.,
wilIsell at Anderson G.. H., on SALEDAY
in OCTOBER next, the portion OF the
STEELE PLACE
belonging to said Estate, consisting Of nine
several parcels, to wit
Lot No. 9 containing 3ii acres.
Lot No. 3, containing So acres.
Lot No. 6, containing 677 acres.
Lot No. II, containing 76I acres.
Lot No. II, containing 104 acres.
Lot No. IL, containing 1872 acres.
Lot No. IA, containing IO2 acres.
Lot No. Is, containing so acres.
Lot No. 10, containing 90 acres.
Plats may be seen, and full information
obtained, on application to the undersigned
and to j. w. Eskew.
TERMS OF rSALE.-Ono-foursh cash. and the
remainder in three equal annual install
ments, with interest from day of sale to be
secured by mortgage of the premises.
Purchasers to pay extra for papers
WIN. BURRISS, Executor.
Sent IT. 1870
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Nycwiil carry Uhio by at least 20 600
minority : have not the least particle OF
doubt, unless Tire unlimited amount oi
money which the Republicans have can be
made tc cut that majority down. Place the
partie on IN equality Of money, and this
Republicans win be thrashed to death. Bni
we will wlaie them, money and all, in 0c.
toheF mark that + Senator ghtnsaSii.
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fl3young ne gro M an, vsafTieSa ETafpsaret
Sl1llzirs, living "a She plantation OF Elap-
tain y ail1cs Brook five miles aogttward
gog Us, was shot through tho neclS with d
Hingl -bRtrel shotgun. and INSTANTLY
kille6. She syas lying at the time acfoss
the tooS OF her bed, and IeuRthyviSe in
7 ffo Sod lAy her Husband, john Sirnlxings
sick OF Int tent tegers This man rea
ports fhat lia KISS startled by tho sIidItetI
4 report os the gun 80. But, to make the
5ltof:y silort, tils jury OF inQn nest, which :Sn5
met tygirc, hS,ge rendered d Iostiics Chat
tiie lgeftlg 3 y came tcI. her death at the
hands yf her hlisban1, and consaat atiertl7
tiie ilSi5s , ohm s. isils, has beesi lodged
in Cis 1. lsil, 1silo wonfau was about %
years old tile man Is about 90. Jeai-
So "a. tsa Ise. s "a zARsfIA
fouE leea. 70 get tsts ficfs from C5r0-
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We are glad 70 learn thai the threat
ened duel bstween Coils. Joseph A. Earle
and John ]. Dargan, of Sumter, has been
satisfactorily and houorably adjusted.
Both of THESE gentlemen are possessed Of
fine abilities, and give promise of future
usefulness to their State, aud the settle
ment which has prevented hostile
meeting will be pleasing to their many
friends throughout the State.
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sHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
TQY virtue of an execution to me directed,
Up will expose to sale on the first Mon
day in October, 1879, at Anderson Court
House, South Carolna-
One Tract of Land, containing ninety-two
(02) acres, more or less. bounded by lands
OF the Estate of Mrs. Rosa Lewis. w. Il.
Bailey, Estate of John DaIrymplc and 9TH
ers: Levied on us the property of James
Dalrymple, deceased, in favor of W. T..
Hammond, surviving Executor of s. j.
Hammond, deceased, against John w.
Dalrymple, Administrator, dc bonis non, of
James Dalrymple, deceased and Rebccca
Dalrynlple.
Terms of sale Cash-purchascr to pay cx-
trn for all necessary papers.
JAMES II. McCONNELL
Sheriff Anderson County.
Sent IL 1870 q
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For Sale.

4 VALUABLE MARE MULE. O years
"A old, kindly disposed can be seen on
Saleday at Anderson G. II. EhgIire Of Mr..
s. Bleckley.
Oct 2, 1870 IL v
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NYOTICE TO CREDITORs
Oct 2. 1879

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ All persons having claims against the
notified to present them TO the undersigned,
properly proven, within the time prescribed
by law, and all persons indebted to make
payment. W. II. KING, Ex'r.
Oct g 1879 ~
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Executors Sale

TH'dK undersigned, Executors of John
IL Cox, deceased, will sell at pub ic out
cry before the Court House door OF. ALE
DA? in NOVEMBER next, said deceased s
Real Estate, consisting of
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THE STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COT,VTY mr. tNDPpSOu
COU4'II OF <lNDbIiNON.
COURT OFT 6-U1TSINN PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
]. Calhoun Rogers, Plaintiff, against ]. Columbus
gers, Polly Ann Gambreli, Oze &. Rogers, Jo-
seph c. Rogers and Sallie Rogers, VIM. W. Hum
phreys ani James H. Mcconnell Defendants
Summons for Reliet-ComplaiRip not Serred.
To the Defendants j. ColImbus Rogers and wife,
Savilla Rogers, Thomas NJ. Rogers, Polly Ann
Sallio Rogers:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to an
y swer the complaint in this action, which Is
filed In the Office Of the Clerk of Common Pleas,
for the said County, ard to serve q copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at
his office, No. Brick Range, Anderson c. H.
South Carolina, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive of the day Of such service
and II you fail to answer tho complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will np-
ply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated September oath, 1879.
B. +. WHITNER
ploin
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161 Acres Lumd.

more or less, situate in Anderson County,
$: G.. and bounded by Freeman's land,
Little Beaverdnm Creek, Seneca River, ami
of said deceased. in lieu of dover.
Terms made known on d. of sale.
j. WILLIE PREVOST,
JOHN w. DANIELS,
Executors.
Oct q 1870 ~
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TO CREDITORs

M Office TO CREDITORS.
AN All persons having demands against
the Estate Of Wilson Hall, deceased, are
hereby notified to present them to the un-
dersigned, properly proven, within the time
prescribed by law, and al persons indebted
to said Estate are also notified to make
prompt payment TO the undersigned.
W. ID. HALL, .Jm,rs
j. w. HALL. n'ii 'S'
Oct 9, 1879 IL
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To the Defendants J. Columbus Rogers and wife
Sayilla Rogers, Thomns NJ. Rogers Polly Ann
Gambrell. 0ze q. Rogers, Joseph C. Rogers and
Sallle Rogers:
TAKE NOTICE, That the summons In this ac-
tion, Of which the foregoing Is copy, was fled In
the office Of the Clerk Of The Court of Common
Pleas at Anderson c. H., In the County OF Ander-
day of September, 1870.
Oct ., 1879 IL
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NoAce

IT'S herehs given tlSt application will be
II mnde TO the Leg Elature, at its next sit
ting. to charter Ipilroad from Anderson
G. H. TO EaRey's Station on the Atlanta &
Chnrlotse iir LiIS Railway, in this State,
and for ap extelEon OF Of the same y: To- p, Ashe.
Road at saslcyF
Sept 6 1879 g o
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WHAT THE TowN oFFICERs SAY,
BbACKvIrLR, s. O., September 90, 1870.
This Is to certify that we, the Intendant
!n.1Et W asaaeng Of the Town Canncil af this
place, pronounce tho statement made
by Fred Nix, Jr., In Q letter TO the post
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Bring %. yonr na.S.=. want al, yov
have got and more too. / win pay the
highest market price for them.
, 1879-03-27

To fht Editar af The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 25.-" Circumstances alter
rases." Noah Webster, In making up Ills die
tloHary Of t!e English language. ma1o a sad
mistake In defining the words liberty, equality,
freedom, and cl,ivalry. We Of tho North have
always been tauEht thnt where nil things were
equal IN two given quantities, equality was pro-
duccd But llow sadty arc we disappointed
whcn wcgo South a,ld iud thas, thoug', NC may
bc morally, intellectually, a,ul physically m
for the rnason tlIat We were born IN 1lIe Nastf,
nr1 nre nns,. therefore. equals, but "carpet-
baeEers." Liberty md frrcIsomi What glorl-
alis old words! jfnw our hearts In our younger
,iays have Ewel1ctI with emotion ut the rtcitut
Of the glurinlia deeds Ut yuiur performed
III thy defense. Ouec thou tncant That
"tnat wsls. burn with curtain nalcnahlo
liberty, and the plFsult Of aappsncss."
But nov, alas! how changed. You ask Il
Snltl,erncr tu 1c'anc these, :nl he nnswers,
!" ! reekull they meA&l for WetnB tn do as We like,
!lD.t nuke yolltlils DO ns VII tlu.' Once It WIS
ehlyar.is to lcfcld the weak, the puor, n,lt tic
lowaY; but nodcrn chivalry Illidozcs tie weak,
!obs the tsuor, md trainplcs the rights OF the
lohs of our glorious old :. Bird uf Freedom "nnl
sour aloft ind lutnl In the home OF ,hr CANE
The Turkcyn we wouIa bb IN nlicu.--a 'scarpct-
hagger.n But should oue of her prsl,1 sons be
1nntlgl IN Clliengn lie would ba gentleman md
ncAsLtlillnte for Mayor. Doubtless ''Our Castern
expects us a to rush tu the polls on eection-day
untl rask onr yutes for ''soIiu South" just IL
Yes, as mitch ought we to Import SDsltlicrncrs
to I'LL oil Of our Offices US they nre "Bupcrior
racs mud born to rule" aud we-are "rnud~
sills." AMERICAN.
, 1879-03-27

UHslQh I1Ea'HuF,
There appears tu 10 so.nu doubt about the
residence Of tlu candidate II the Democratic
Convention OF Rlulu Island for LIcutcnant-
tnycrhor. None IT The gentlemen responsible
for The ,unHiug vi :Lb Convention know any
thin. Rh0nt tue Doctor; but Sulnr onu told
rrplrtcr ll.at l4s ualnu WA Ds. John o. uatluy,
Ut Nuunst,ckct. Further Investigation dfA-
closes the fact tint sfluranlkiatefs latnu Is Ds,
john II, Bailey. un tut le resides !n lterles, ta
Massachusetts; lttat Dr. bailey formerly l1Yed
iu Wullsoykct, but for tho last TWO yeArs has
llvcd On II tarnl Ia lI[llerlea, although b. stlll
has an uIce III Wo0nsocl;vt, and ho las rccls.
tered there whero his wIfu pays u iargu Eax.
Ills uaFIlu, huwoyer, has becn dropped lrun the
.llrectury. lla Is a treenDacktr 1T tue ranke4s
typc, which n,ny account for hss aYilrntfy
=" "iiatn re4!ueucu tn lsho.le lslansl. lnasWuch
~ It Is difficult to obtain tl!u xollscnt Ut Hnode
lsIu,hl Democrats to ha candidates IN Ile Ht4te
ticket, alA as candidates ara uuly needed br
t!tAt purity III Rhode lslauh to concentrate =
small yotu that would atl,erMlsc apEu:ar un,les
tho head Of scattering, DR.. batleY lal u ng!i bs
~ MASSACHUSETTS as Rhv4s lslaul i.
, 1879-03-27

roe, atons t2 ycars of cEc, It va. ratnluG hard.
Az they werc Enng acrnss d vacant lot lii Pearl
street, at the end ot Summer etrect, III orttnt
to rel 10 Meellnntc street, Dneuc saya Ito loukcd
tp nnsl saw cnis,inE toward tt,ctn frnm nboyt in
MI ob1lqttB linz stnnl bali ot lire, which In an
instant struck ftraln on ft,e left breast. nassNt
Under Its cnnt, and fprc1l Init, n tnnas Ut
natnc over the boy's tlrcast and sle. i;raln
Was holding his iefs hand Oh his breast at
The time. nit! IN It VIVA a quarter oE
dollar. both !torE wero terribly
frightened, nns' Train HaYs hc was. nearly
knocLed t'own. T'ln.y ran through to Mechanic
street, tmtn tie Ernecry store kept by u man
nnmul Cnx. Tie Immediately stripped uK
Young 1sraIn's hlazng c'oti.ct. Tic hoy's coat
was burned 10 ctnsler IN one side, as wa4 also
his tntlcrclntutE lis su was badly scorclItd
nn bisterc'l, aN tlsr chil Of hts tinlmb, In
Gliding the nai was husne of. His loft IInt,ti
Was also badly burned, and the 25-ccnt niece
which he held In Ills haul WAS partly mcItctf.
fuitng Brain was put fl'ler lie medical earu Ut
Dr. Gnrnctt, WIN pronounced Ills injuries not
tlanEcrnnr. l}rait says thAt hc snw nothing;
HAT III nny heard kissing ilpisc over tts hua,l
just as he ,snt str,Icfs. The other bov, very
Intelligent little fntlow, wIto was about lfftcei.
fcrt from lila con,ralc, fnYa hs SAW i'lt ball os
fire conIn9 very distinctly. irntn claims nut ip
have felt nny ellt,e's ~ frfm rolhl substanrc.
but 4ays lie wns paralyzell for tn, notncnt. buth
t,nta arc truthful md tleir story Is creIttU,t by
MI those IN wllOm It Iaa tEen told.
, 1879-03-27

ngents will be ablo t0 give a satisfactory ex-
plapation Of The extraordinary transactions /
sl,ati rrirr TO- Unless they Il, 20 The Company
intist bc brantcn wEtl, having tarrcst n,, sys-
lem of fra,ul unparalleled in the history Of In
suTancs companies.
sty policy requires mo to pay annually s70.bO
in cash, atd glYe noso fur n like amount.
Each note IL payable twelve months aftrr date,
Init wttt,0uL !,tcrcsk. fn 1H7i the Company
held my note fur si7T.13. IN lh'3 my new note
would hc .7lbQ. which, atldet to thu old note.
from me for sa1ieo, il. compelled ne to nyc.
nnw ,n,tc for $I4G.j, heinE alS31Y inore illan H.
was entitled 10. Now, what IL tEls but DOWN
right robbery!
nefeasc @ ss; ~; "ote I from n 1 IT, e "a SST y9s
yenri Tive inu the cxpnnatln!. NOr Is this
NIL. They uot n1lly robbed ,nn of aiS..7Y, ht,t
they eharxs ny with o''c years interest OF '!r
faS a3S n atv1a;t s Se5 ye pn ~, II 'ts sa, I'LL so% %t
gentlemen, why dill you do this: lid you MT
know that u noto t}ocs not draw interest until
alter due unless 4 Is so ntrce! In ilIt body of
slle notef You will hardly fsIaku yourselves ~
Sor i l. ti,is ' alI:' W 1ns Company TINT YOU claim
Ia managed 81 exclusively fur .1u {utercst ot thc
noliry.lloldcr. that Us managers virtually keep
IN their own 1Iands the surplus OF lous alul a
~ as TO lo!,rl1t their "cl.IlIren'a
pl|i "ycr to tiIc' ,n.urcI, ti"y might spend Il. IT,
Tits Company each year tot,k from tnG bud
npc, Including alf The oil! sio,c4, whlc, note
was Il. ull tincs lna,in payafle Twelve IuOutl,Y
alter date, but without interest ,-sat Is. II lid
not agree to 1my interest, yct rncll year tin.
eael nnts. Ihns for Thirteen seass It llas tael,
year fra,ldulcntfy nnd LtsMoncstIy chmnrllcd tue
to tay Interest they were mt entitled to Is
this Rcnrt!ng my "yhiIdrcn'A children ~ l
Int their lnauncr oi doing tsts'ut.s il s,lcl1 as
may we'll deceive MI unBsprctlNg peraoI.. Tic
Etnileuani} ngentx, with a slnnRIn!Itty ruculIar
to t'eir calling, annualy haul yos! 4 statement
arsals nae oit' sasl, 70 ,,usl Interest or
to sign, and this wus handed me
10 comply With as II condition 10
c"ntlnnc, q. as tlM Company cali 1t, renew my
policy. All had 70 do wos to GIVE my check;
until to-day. How much more rusCnllty shall
discover eaunot tell.
Nov, 1 hayo legal Claim ,.non this COMPANY; !;
frat, tat thu $iSA.7B t1lcy fruuhuc,Iy includcst
aud second. Il legal elaliu for all the Interest I
have rntt ,cn, fur thirteen years. VIII Messrs
Paul u Mason inform ms whether tho COMPANY
will pay TINT back without q suit4 Tllu cust-
wong, mud ehow Its Willingness to bc justs !
,lo not ticsru lawsuit, but VII! nat submit to
be rrhEGd. Tic managers mar tell me uf their
wcntti, hut tell thc'n they may "leaTn HAT
ut the greed Of this Company, Whose NAV, like
corrnorants, Ia never satisfied.
l. They tnlsc from tic s1triams earntngs Of the
Company q mlllun Of dollars 10 increase the
stock tint aftlutfnt, md dfuide I. dmpay tAtn-
sapes.
=. TIley take at smother time s7;::N.o from
tue sui7'..s funds to ncleasc thctr stock tin,
amount, AMI atrde 4 among mrmse'exs, !,
, 1879-03-27

ID the Edi'"r oj The TRIBUNE.
srn1S0yIttE, WIS.,, Mgrch 2t.-ln locking
oycr the .artfcic III THE 1MtuuHE nt March ~
tuucg thu euption Ut "b'lgltcd Wheat" scu
lint onc very important iten. Is altogether lost
tight Of. I'll lhe consumption oi wl.eAt tf year
tcrop Of ls7s) the estimated bushels cal!,lot bc
relied On us u basis for estimating tile Aour or
hread Vi saA crop as eut..arcd with tl,c bushels
produced In 1877. Thu spring wheat Ut 1878
will mt produce III mich Hour per blshcl rs aIie
eroD of 1871 ul by oIio.Iourli, an,l In many To-.
tllrcs from four tn six liusheIs ii apring whuaL
to produce 11O p,ltuas ri tonr, wlltrcas tlrre
bushels Of ~ sron sy Of ls17 would
009,0lD bnstus IN 1875; then dcductinE
,(O, ,UO fu1,e-i0urtll sl.urtugo III lloarj ni 1t
lrasea ,s h!ll 2al,tUD,0op basllcls equal IL Iluur
products with torlncr years, AH iro'l thla Inter
amount tnke 0ur brcntl alul seed, n,ld W's hare
but 0.,oO0,oo left tor expert; Maa i we lEtya
already exported n,ura ti4nn Ui,tlD,00o bushels,
VT huse tt' stand tlc s1,rtage etween thus Msnl
asIotter harvest ourselves. 1tc agricultural
aiapant of ,Iotir Elscu quantity of what viii
authority. Ii is ii l,snossibilitY for st,runEca
or shrlYrle1 wheat 70 nrnsnru rs ,ns'cl, -four Us
moments rr!ection should snow this. There
IL ,nurr bra, mud oftal In husIlel {by weight Or
lneasl llrc) Of s.rtyc!cd wheat than lhsru is In
basticl of plump. wvl'-tloselupcd wl,eat; consc.
1lert'y 1hero ,nllst 10 lcsa Hour.
Fur thu PURPOSE Of planting, No. . spring
what Will Da found IN Eosnl ns No. l slirltlg,
providing tllr weather Ia uropltfoMs utter 1n:
EsaIlI gerInnatcs. Tie larger tue berry the more
nlltrmont the young pIlnt will hGye to draw
ulua IN enso Ut drought.
The crUp pof ISIS IN thls county tVcfnon) Is
about all Out of rat haut!s, slnny Of tp &,t]a|l
farmers bc!ng Obliged 70 huy t!s!r seed Of tIeir
moro fortunate neIghbors. Winter wheat Ii.
tits county lpuked well wl,en the snow went oil
two weeks ago, but since that ti,nu wc llavo had
hard fsceztn.t With almost constant high wIuds.
hard to determine ut this tfsnu. ltnweyer, tlIrre
Is unc thug ccrain-nohe 0t the farm products
Ut 1878 ltayu paid the farmer, anI Il will bc
found lleiore tlr prcaent yrDr Is OUT that tEu IN
suns howl of "oveEprMluctun !" IL what has
beat hn. DICKSON q GRAHAM.
, 1879-03-27
Mr.. TnEcrsoll Criticlaed.


CH1CAGo, Mnrch 2G.-l wae glad to sec that
you sttgmatizcd as "yutgar aud Alppant'' tlc
Larangus ot Mr. lpgcrsoll, which invaded tic
sanctity Of our Sabbath, bringing saducss TO
many d wife un mother wIlosc loved one was
drawn from the hoH,c llrcshle on that sacred
aay,-sacral not only to Christians, but to NIL
wl,o hold dear the natllr Of "hoinc," md who,
n!.cr wcrk uf busy toll mil fas.-speclhlg time,
'llail with pleasure the onc day III penro nul rest
but many VI whom WtrD Induced tu lenye 1t al,u
10 INT 10 rnr Mr.. 1,-tu hear 10 laugh, A,nl IL
accCpt. hccAuar 1t Is Eli easy to nlopt wrong, ntiu
this speaker is very nfrolt In enlarsllt1 uL on
the illens Wlslr mnliy, fl the rctiound from the
strict pnrnnia theory lorccl uton them In slletr
younger duys, have tried to believe, 1t IL casy
To tracls man whit lie wishes to lrarn. ami
n1so IN avoiding thost points III his own m.
belief Which hls Heaters would not acGcpt. Ms. l.
thinks tllero 10 no hereafter; tAt l,o will die
like bird or leaf: lint he Inns rlo sut!l Now,
II lie llal tallctl OF tlnt, many OF hfa hearers
w0ula not lnsc aeceptcd It; hut no, he is fcctur-
popularity. So Lc s!nkc only Of tlmt which hv
coulu mako tleln balieyc, ntnt they, tlazzled by
the wit OF the t1an, pay homage to him that IL
due only to genius wlItcI, hc certainly docs not
pusschK. ind H. Will be SO proven In IL few years
BY llta fading from sight and being forgotten.
Voltaire possessed something tnore than w.t.
prrlllps Hile eyiatncc Uf which Win his cl'nugG
0f lMl,c,--bnt tlc most earnest admirers Of
tlls lnhl bring no cyIcuce tlHt he las more, or
tlmt they fea'n al.Ythlns from lin Which they
lIal not thought hufurc, but wtlclI they do tut
wish their wlycs To ucccpt l llcnr II husband
suyng, II would mt wait my Wife to Change
hGr belie,": but tho wiie answers, IL wuultl
gladly brinE you to .niur. uni have atrfycn all
tlryr years to do so, but know Lnyc h.lc-
cecded Ut least IN convincing you tl,mt utu IL
made purcr md elevated by buhg ii Christ ian."
And hnppy nre We who, II VIC Ito not think just
lai onr lno,hrrs did, have not Mt least " prt,-
gscssc," entirely out OF our religion; OF thu
contrary, III thu scientist IN ,I,u greater
knowledge Ut this advanced ugc does not ,lIs-
card Ills se!cucc, hut cnlurgcs upot1 1t, b0 our
religion, III bctn,ning mora t,rDHs, Ia nac tht,
less deep, hut Is sweeping tm In greater beauty
a,M strength t1En eYar heiore. y. L..
, 1879-03-27
III JilAtlro tn Ntisa Willard.
Ia fhe Editor n J1,f T'rtlnpnf,

Jor1rr, ILL.,, March 25.-Tlr taIiowtn. cxplati-
atory leltcr will show tu what extent illr s,a,c-
ment tuaslc l,rforp The llouee at Springfield
few tlnys efnec, In regard TO the Use, by Miss
Willard. Of tIlc Htatc pnlcr nni siap., IL trslo.
Miss Willard vent to Jacksonville tt I'LL tenn
perancu engagements, md while thrru WA tic
Eucst nt Mrs. Gillette, At tho Deaf nnl Dumb
ARfl,lfn.
Prominent tncnlers Of tho Legislature l,ai!
represented th stts Willard flint It would l,',
Tor tia lIesrlit Ut tie !" lfumf. Protection Putt-
lfon to hayn i''e addition OF lo,0Q signatures
10 1t beloro It wns presented u tile Salmte. The
nMl 1lhuFc. shc resolved to return md present
tlIE Scilata. II wns t,at NECESSARY to tcurc t1..
stn.e with petitions rs before; knowing HOW
WHO tt't: workers were, documnnta could hc
HGiit directly 10 them.
Ar there Is II printing establishment cnnneet-
ed With t1,r l)eat nntI Dumb Asylum, Mia. VIII
lnr'l hati 22,d0U tnctl1ncnts struck 0lF Her own
official notcs haylS given out, sllc purchased
Wdt WAE NECESSARY IRON the Institution, auH
tl'g following Is tic full amount Ut the bilt with
items:
;"tcn ~ 70 nnu cIFrhiara O up
slatt! X To !: :0tl0 sMyclnrcs.... :kn0
March 70. 20 100 fps.. ........,............. Ito
March H. tn J. .u01 cIrcn1arN... ........... :kiU
@ Mnrel, -, 10 9: thrsa.csnt staiq*... ..tw
alnfcL u, TO GnvGtopcs... .....T.. ....... 1.H5
lulAI 'st1.t ss.s ss...A. ...+..- ..SlD.ul
This statement IL fnir shaving of how far
ttmncratlce WOMAN gets her fingers into the
public crib Mis-. II. HARDWOOD.
, 1879-03-27
Struck lJy IL Hall OF Fire,

.Eftf l!rE IffbNNt, N1frh 2I.
A boy, about 10 years Ut ae0, ltutiled Edward
Draln, living with hls father, Jatob Hrutn, ut
No. Hil Ellison street, ia patursun, N. j., was
sent, about .. III. Saturday, to purchase so4ie
groceries u q storu close by. On tho WAY llo
Was Joined by auolhtr boy named Robert Du.
, 1879-03-27

son,tctt tuys Il irur Int yoir readers will rc"-
ilv req TINT ic trrr iaet Of ,np!llE for ,llt best
ranHpt ncrcasttata tho heat IN be. Fhoufa tllr
lM,nnizn itaya lIren discovered near my old
lt21nc wu,,i} nInst willingly niltrn my 1'GFt
way .htthcr. III n littlc while lslhll start on
utY journey 10 Ion my fntntty IN sh" farm.
YOi1rS faithfully, A, WlElTWONTIt.
, 1879-03-27

cMIoAuo, March :'A-'r!!u GonrEai Agents Of
thts C0snpuuy In their lettrr OF the 18th say:
~ the JMlae or any. .oll4sr person will call NJ
our otilce VIZ &Lsil ho pleased to giyu my H.
formation that maY DO desired In regard to tho
Htua Life,n etc.
do naut some Information, aul hope Aete
, 1879-03-27
Newspapers In tho Malls.

CnicA1o, March 2G.-A few days since saw
paragraph In your naper snylnE that iargu prr.
centaEc Of tic transient newspaper mail did not
react IT'S destination. but WIS tol as wastu ua-
per. For tl,s information 1f many who nre
sendis newspapers to their friends duly, plcasc
stale whether slxtcen-uugc rn1nuSE or Iimex.
properly wtnpprd. anl stn1nt,rl with u onc-
ccnt stamph will insure It's transit through TIN
mails. By answering you will ob!igc many
readers. ". i. i.
III order TO insuse the transmission Of n copy
of The SUNDAY TnlnuAE-sixiccn rnEcs-n
threc-ccnt stump Is required. For m eight or
twolvc page TKlhuSE, Il twoceut stump. The
same applies to tho Tinns.]