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FOR THE NORTH IND WEST
Do no! fail to see that your ticket
reads by the
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r A [ L Il O A ID .

For speed, safety and comfort you will
find this line to be unrivaIed. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchas' at
all principal Offices Emigrants wishing
pectors, will end it to their advantage to
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have notiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coaches
road and Ouick time
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HAVING failed in revolutioniziDg
the Constitution and laws defining
the rights, powers and duties of the
Executive pertaining to the control
of the army, the Democrats in
Congress have turned nullifers,
and now propose the following as a
section of the Army Appropriation
bill:
That no menty appropriation. in
this act IL appropriated or shali be d id
fer tue -u5>!st eBce, equipment, lra-s
pOrtatiun or compensation of auy Dor
ton of the or ny OF the United States,
Ia be used a. pOlice force, Il Keep the
peace at the polls AT auy election held
within sny State"
Those whose opportunities
for knowing are good say
that the President will
treat nullifers just as he has reyo-
lutiOnists. To use slang phrase,
he will ''set down upon them. -
When will the Democratic leaders
in Congress learn some sense ?
They have spent three months at
the National Capitol, involving a
heavy drain upon the public
treasury, in a vain endeavor to ac-
complish dangerous impOssibillity.
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For Maps, Timetables and all infOrna
ton in regard to this route call on, or ad
dress,
a e EtNsF.
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
WIN r. ROG RS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Or W. = gBAEsEY
Nashville, Tenn.
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vention in 1880, with the risk that
the Eastern Democracy may be
overthrow by the initiation move
ment.
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Ayers Ague Cure.

This is 4 compound remedy, prepared with
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rarely fails to cure the severest cases of Chills
and Fever and the concOmitant disorders. Such
4 remedy the necessities of the people in mala-
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over any other medicine yet discovered for the
cure Of Intcrmttents is, that it contains no quiz
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free
from danger of qUinism or any injurious effects,
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has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and so unvaIying has been its success
that thas gained the reputation of being infal
libIe. Ii can, therefore, be safely recommended
rs 4 sure remedy and specific for the Fever and
Ague of the West and the ChiIIs and Fever of
the South. 1t cOunteracts the miasmatic poison
in the blood, and frees the system from its inllu-
ence, SO that fever and agUe, shakes chlls,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which arise from
the irritation of this poison, such as Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, GOut, Headache, Blindness,
TOOthache, EaraChe, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
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it stays the development of the disease if taken
on the first approach ofthe premonitory symp-
toms. Travellers and temporary residents are
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
will ever suffer if they avail themselves of the
protection this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity,
it is an excellent remedy; it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
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Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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State of Tennessee Anderson
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w, Dahl
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City 9irGftprg.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

ID ELIEF LODGE. No. I6S K. of H.-Meets
II everv Friday night at Teutonia Hall cor
ner Church and Cay Streets.
NJ. Q. Cooley, d; Hsrvey Clark, Reporter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


Some iime ago. says a correspondent Of the 81.
Louis Gio5c. DcmOOdt. ] met a gentleman from Ala.
Damn who related the following parrot story,
which believe to be the best ever heard "Dr.
=, Of Montgomery, Ala, owned parrot during
and amer the war that was the pride aud wonder
OF all Montgomery County lie had lcame so
mnny phrases and witty sayings that the darkies
when To town OH Saturdays would congrcgate
around his cage In large crowds aud applaud by
sense The doctor, like all physicians was
frequently called out vt night by some ones
mud one night when the doctor answered Il shrill
'halloO by coming to the door and asking what
was wasted, ROXY answered rom bunch ofrosc
bushes: 'llel hi hat fool the doctor that time;
hi! he hur Polly received o sound throshing ior
this lrick aud was quite sullen for week or SO,
when one dark, rainy night the doctor woke up 10
hear some one NJ the gate repeating his 'halloo'
frequently. Guiug To the door he asked who was
there, From the top OF II tall Lombordy pop
lar the parrot screamed ont In Gcndish
piee,s Hal ha. In You can't catch Polly
THIS Time You cart you can'tl you
Ca,i Al me doctors persuasive arts were
called INTO rcquisilon 10 get the parrot down from
her high perch, but she could not be deceived.
coaNed or battered into doing as he commanded or
entIeuled her. She resoulcy Kept her perch all
night In the rain, and waited until he started or
next NJ rnlhg on his duly round before She ven
The doctor had little boy aged about two
years, for whom the parrot formed a strong at
Nchmeht Warren was the child's name and by
aud by he fell sick. The parrot moped around
a eild Appeared to be quite melancholy. At
times when the child was Lett alone for a
few moments, Polly would hop up on the edge Of
the cradle, and spreading out her wings She
would vbroe them like fans and ask as she had
heard the nurse ash; Poor baby Baby want
water? BABY sick? Baby hungry? Poor babyi
Pollys 5000 sorry
Finally the Child died. and the parrot skunk
away Tor the two days preceding the funeral. and
was neither seen nor heard. On returning from
the cemetery, the family met It. waddliug along in
e mlddle oil The road, repeating tu herself in the
tchdelest and most mOurniul manner: Where's
NIUE warren Poor bnbyl baby sCk2 Baby want
water? P-u-o.o OR buby2 Pully's 5000 sorry
"She was picked up and taken back home but
never spoke another word until the day OF her
death, when She cried out, Hawks, hawks and
the next minute was whiskGd away in the talons
OF II lnOnstrous chicken hawk that had been watch.
Ing Tor an opportunity to carry her of lOr several
huuIs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-08

Carlisle appointed guardian ad litem. Stocks VS.:
Fendall Reginald Fendall substituted trustee and
appointed guardian ad litem
PROBATE CouRT-JusTICE MAcARrHUR.-ln re
estate Charles M. Lamb; Mary Ann Lamb appointed
guardians special bond 81 900. In re estate SUSAN
nah Jouyenal citation Issued against Mary Gowen,
returnable November 81 In re estate imogen
CapertOn letters tcstamcntary issued to William ~
Gordon. In re Florence Is. KoOnes; petitioner APP
pointed guardian for Josephine H., Irene ;. ana +.
A. Koonos qualified and gave 5000 bond. In re
estate Jonathan h sheppard; Mnntia V. sheppard
appointed administrators; bond, $1,000. Last Will
and testament of samuel LOWS filed for probate
In re estate John J. Young; Lavinia Young ap-
pointed admnistratrlx; bond, 5000. iii re estate
Maria Bancroft petition of Henrietta II. Plant
for letters of administration. In re estate
Stephen Wilson Mary Wilson appointed
guardian of the orphan children; bond, 5000. In
re will of Sarah NJ Gales; letters tcstqmentary
issued to Julan0 W. Gales bond, 81 400. In re es-
tate Emily Myers; codicil admitted to probate and
record. In re estate John @. New; consent decree
revolving order for reference and passing ofexecu-
tors accounts In re estate Sullie KnOdc first oc-
count of executor approved and passed. In re
VIII of Mary Il. Taylor: will admitted TO probate
and record. In re Bessie NJ. Corwinc; exceptions
TO guardians account filed. In re estate Abraham
Morrcl order that administrator retain certain
counsel and pay fees out of estate In re estate
George Shoemaker; order directing administrator
to accept offer of compromise of John w. Metz.
Adjourned until Friday next at IL n, m.
CRIMINAL COURT-JusTICE HAGNEH-Olivor II.
Delphy, larceny Ofclothng from WilliamG. bailey;
guilty; notice given of q motion Tor u
new trial. Henry Kaiser robbery; not guilty,
Francis Dnnaise, indicted for assault with intent
To kill james Shcehan; motion TO qunsh on account
of being too vague and general overruled.
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TNR RENT-ROONIs.

ITO LET Elegant parlor and other rooms, with
Tenth st NV. nos
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BALTIMORE. MD. Noveml

g.
Cotton firm. Middling, 1lIs6llLc
Flour dull and weak. and off CSC for hiaher
grades Howard street and Western superfine.
81 10@o2o; do. extra, 50 7596 25; do family SO 30
al 20; city mills superfne, "a 75M5 %: do extra
- 1905 %; do. family, So 5UG7 80. do. Rio brands
81 90; Patapsco family, 81 80.
WheOt-Soulherm steady; Western quiet but firm
Southern red, 81 2291 800 do amber 81 3j@1 10
No Western winter red, spot and November
p 3l@l 3i5@ December 81 4224@l 40; January,
II Az.
Corli-southern quiet and shade lower; West
ern quiet but firm. Southern white, 59d55c do
Der, 9l53@jiAci December, 67@57lGc January
Gl$@57Ac.
OaIs steady and shade better. Southern, asa
lic Western white, i2Gl314c; do. mixed, lOaIlc
Pennsylvania, 42@i3l1c.
Rye quiet ut SS6G00c.
Hay steady. Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, Sl5dl 10 per ton
Provisions quiet. Mess pork, Sl1 80; bulk meats
packed shoulders 4l3c; clear rib sides 63Ic; bacon
shonlders. 5c clear rib sides, SIC; hams 1O9llc;
lard, 7l4c.
Butter active. Prime to choice Western packed
and roll, 2l@23c.
Eggs firm ut 2ld22c.
Petroleum quiet, Crude, nominally at GlLc. re.
fined 74@712c.
Coffee lower and very quiet Rio cargoes li@
17Mc.
sugar higher and active. A soft 1OJlGlO31c.
Whisky lower ut sl-l2l<.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer firm. Cotton
Am9ad; flour, IS 3D. grain. Cd.
Receipts-Flour, 1865 bbs; wheat l2i700 bu;
corn, 32,SOO bu; oats, 800 bu: rye, 600 bu.
ShlpmentS-Wheat l02 400 bu corn. 1000 bu.
sales-Wheat. 565,3OO bu. corn. 9J.lO7 bu.
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TRAVELLERS GUgDF.
1879
GREAT

-, No., .PENNSYLXANTA ROUTE
,,,,, =, =, ,nQu DOUBLE TnACki STEEL. RAILS ,,,,,.
SPLENDID sohNEf49IE NN4A'NiFIcENr EQUIP
,,s IN EFEEGT E {,S larN 49,, 49, IS79
For Pttsburg and The west, 1880 a m. daily. with
Pnror Car TO Pittsburg and sleeping cars from
54Op m. dairy with Palace Car 10 Chicago
BALrLMoREAND POTOMAC RAILROAD
ana the North at G.i5 a. M daily, except Sunday
to CanandGigia FOR wllliamsport Lock Haven
For New York and the East $40 M. 1880 p. daily
except Su ,tay, and q 70 v IN. daily, With Palace
Cars attached. Limited Express OF Pullman Par
Tor Cara $50 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, New YORK. all through trains conn ect
as Jersey Ivy with bouts OF "Brooklyn Annex"
nEdOuble ierrlnRe and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, $40 II. IN. and 1890 D. m. daily,
except suhday; $3.50, and Hi5 D. m. daily Lin
g., iteH hApress wy a. NJ daily, except sunday. 40.
FOR ba'it9re' Glo, slg, Wv a. M and 1870 40 4;zU
?. M daily except Sunday 1890 a, M. $780, $40
For Popes Creek Line, 6i5 and 40 p. m. daily
For Annapolis, 65 M and 40 p. m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 1;!o o. IL a. m. and 100. 25 s. and
1880 .. M ON sunday, 0 aui Ii a. m. and p IN.
For richmond and the south, 100 IL daily, aud
~, 5:2O p. IN daily except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 9, :. 10 o.
nii and s. ,, p. IN. and u Midnight.
IN SUNDAY at nj lOH. m and y. m. ...
commodations can be procured OF the oiices-north-
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsy wanna
avenue northeast corner sixth street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, ana Of the depot where orders can be
ie!t for the checking OF baggage TO destinations nom
L. T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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III ED.

GOLDEN.-Suddenly on the morning OF the 9th Of
November 1879, FRANCIS GoIDES, IN the foriy-llTst
year OF his uge II native of Charles County, Md
The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock nom his late residence, OF seventh
aud streets, south Washington, to which his rola.
uves and friends are invited,
HlCKMAN.-At FTcCdmans hospital, November
O. ls7D AT II DEL EEK y. M, Mrs, FRANCES HICKMAN
aged sixty years.
The funeral win take place Saturday. the sth In
slant, at | o'clock =. me- rom 81 pRuls Chapel, -
street, between Ninth and Tenth southwest FrlendS
and relatives nre respectfully invited to attend,
LOVELL-At the residence of her snn-in-law. Adj
miral Rnd6lrd No 1880 street northwest on Thurs
dav, November g. SOPHIA NJ, widow OF the late Jos.
Lowell, IN the 0lSt year OF her age.
Funeral services will be held on Saturday, the sth
of November, at o'clock M, NJ her late residence.
Tho friends OF tha family are Invited to attend.
OBRlEN.-On November o. 1879, JoANNA O'BRtEN,
in the siIy.sAth year OF her age, native of County
Kerry, Ireland
no friends OF the family invited TO attend her
funeral nom her late residence No 1923 Third street
northeast on sunday afternoon at o'clock.
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To take effect
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0o' rN P2kk PHi,L i:A,, III; AND Bos
BALTIMORE only. stops At Slpey's, Laurel An
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6:5O-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way (Piedmont,
str9sburg, Winchester, Hagerston, Frederick.
BAIfiiMs 10 is'1 4H d LAUREL. EXPRESS.
s'iO,Point OF Rocks, Piedmont strnsburg, Winches-
sSSEw Y9RE PEtkPEgHIA A,rI Boston
New York aud Philadelphia ....
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Through car TO stanton. Pullman Cars To Cni-
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IO;OOHBALTIMoRE EXPRESS Stops at Bladons-
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ton, Jessup's and Hanover.
i;501,NEW YORK, PhfLAbELFH A. AND Nd BoS
ron s EX96ME 6Siv stSPs at Laurel and w.v
sSS-BaItiimoTe S and WAY Stations. anu way
5O-BALTIMORE. BIADENsBURG, AND LAU
REL EHPtESS Frederick, via Relay. Stops
a5HtPoint Of Rocks Frederick, Hagorsown. Win,
' Rocks sam and way sH taoas only "a'y r0'
E go AnpHpolis and Way stations
TiMORE EXPRESS, Norfolk, except sunday
Norfolk passengers taken IN the ears direct to
Gso-Polpi OF Rocks gnd Way stations. $685.
70O-tBultimOre and Way stations.
si01tGiiiCAGo COLUMBUS, AND PIrIsBuRa
EAPRlsSS. Sleeping car TO Chicago Plllsburg'
IO:I5-fNliw York, pTTILA DELPIIIA, AND BAL
laurel Sleeping car Ia New York, and special
llOOaatS'E LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
tDay. ' sunday only. Other trains daily, except
Al trains stopat Relay station. ,.,,
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DIstrIct Courts.

SUPREME Court OF THE DIsTnIcT-CHIEF JUSTICE
CARTTER.-Russell vs.. National Capital Insurance
Company; motion to quash withdrawn and dc,
murrer sustained, with leave TO plaintiff to amend
answer within twenty days on payment of the
costs of the appeal Colclazier VS., Cowlng ct al, :;
decree amended and making plaintiff liable only
for the costs of the appeal.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-JUsTICE WYLIE.-Nlay-
hew VS.. Rupert on trial. Libbey VS.. Dare & Co.;
Judgment by default. Reilys executor VS., Whites
administrator judgment for amount admitted
Sheahan vs. Reilly non-suit set aside Kendall VS.
oDonaghue 4 Byrnei judgment confessed. Nailor
vs. Grahami Judgment below affirmed.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-JUsTICE CoX-Marshall
VS., Davis; plaintiff discontinued suit at his costs
Leo VS.. Plnn d Allen; Judgment affirmed against
appellant for not prosecuting appeal. King ct ali
VS. Powers; Judgment by default Davis vs. Warn.
stall & Son; motion for a new trial. Travers VS.
Hammond & Gettinger Judgment set aside. Loe-
Der VS. Solomon ct al; verdict for plaintiff for Sl95
aud costs Ioeber VS., solomon ct al; nolle pros as
to Hannah; judgment against Jacob Solomon for
amount of three notes and costs, Loeber vs.. Solo.
mon ct al; nOlle pros as to lIannan judgment
against Jacob Solomon for amount claimed. In
The other suits similar yerdiets were given.
EQUITY CoURr-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.-Vanden-
burgh vs. Gordon; submitted on papers. Inland &
seaboard coaSting Company vs. Plant Calderon