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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-14

Doing ABOUT 10 remove 10 1bel
Il Air, will sell at Public Sale at his residence,
near Sandy Hook, On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER a7th, 1879,
At i o'clock, p. NJ, a quantity of
Household Furniture, Farming Utensils, &C.,
@ Such as Bedsteads, Bureaus, Chairs,A
sde9 Rarra k 81 dor and Dairy
Tubs, Buckets, Carpets, l good Cook
Stove, with Fixtures Parlor Coal Stove, = Wood
Stoves, and other Household articles.
Also, plows Harrows, Cutivators, Hoes. Rakes,
Forks Pl s Gears set Single Harness, &c: $50
ing of Turkeys and Chickens.
TERMS OF SALE.-;All sums of $40 and under
Cash on the day Of sae ON sums that amount
togive notes. bearing interest from the day of sale
novil wAKEMAN F. MORGAN.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE Partnership existing between the under
i signed under the name af GETTY & HEUIs-
LER, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. The
business of the late firm will be settled by George
a. Getty. GEO. A. GETTY,
THOS. A. HEUISLER
Baltimore, Oct, "A, 1879.
The GRAIN COMMISSION business formerly
conducted by Getty & Hcuisler will be continued
at the Old Stand 80 and Al South Frederick street,
by the undersigned on his own account, under the
name and style of GEO. A. GETTY CO 1;,ur,,
Baltimore, October oath, 1879 oct3l-3t
~ BA1TIMonE October 2lth, 1879;
" ItE ~ BLU: THOMAS "A. HEUlSLEN
l. is no longer authorized to collect money due
me or the late firm of JOHN w. BAY a. co.
oct3l-3t JOHN w. BAY.
rINRESPASSERS TAKE NOTICE.-ALL
Il PERSONS will take notice that NO TRES
PASSING, with Dog, Gun, Trap, or for any pur-
pose whatever, will be allowed on the lands or
premises of the undersigned. The law will be
rigidly enforced without regard to person.
THOMAS A. HAYS,
OCH ALEXANDER f. HAYS.
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-ALL PER-
~ SONS are warned NOT TO TRESPASS with
Dog, Gun, Trap or for any purpose whatever, on
the lands and premises of the subscribers, under
penalty of arrest and prosecution.
Mrs. ELIZABETH AMOSS,
WIN. Il. WATSON,
oct3l-3t w. NJ. EDELIN,.
NOTICE.-The undersigned having lost his
~ Pocket Book upon the Fair Grounds on
Thursday last, containing various notes payable
to his order, he hereby forowarns the public from
negotiating the same.
Any one finding the same will confer favor by
returning same to the editor of this paper, or
j. +. REASIN,
octl1 Chenille, Md.
FODDER STRENGS.-Prime new, for sale nj
IL Stafford, at cents per Pound.
oct3l Il. NJ. ALLEN
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-14

GERMAN CARP.-It is announced that the
Matching house at Druid Hill Park contains
large supply of German carp, which may be OBJ
tanned for distribution in Maryland waters
Prof Baird says they will thrive in limited en-
closures and will do best in artificial or natural
ponds with muddy bottoms and Astounding in
vegetation. If the supply of natural food is not
sufficient they may be fed with the refuse of the
kitchen garden, leaves of cabbage, lettuce eek,
&c, hominy or other substances. In Germany
they bring the same price as trout, twenty-five
cents per pound. They would be well adapted
to our mill ponds, and we hope some of our en-
terprising citizens will give them trial. 1t
will cost nothing but the labor of bringing them
home and placing them in the water.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-14

SERIOUS AccIDENT,--On Sunday, the Cd inst,
while Mr.. John Craig and family, of Lapidum
were on their way to church, at Churchville, ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie Adams, school teach
cr of Lapidum, the horse took fright near Mr..
Christian Walkers canning house, and starting
off threw Miss Adams out of the back of the
carriage, severely bruising her head and back,
causing conclusion of the brain. She was taken
to her home, where she is now in a critical con-
dition, although recovering slowly. Republican,
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All communications for publication must be ac-
companied with the real name of the author, or
no attention will be paid to them.
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S1OO REWARD.

IN VESTMENT.-WANTE or two par
ties with some capital to engage in the slate bust
ness. The quarry is situated half mile from
Delta Station, York and Peach Bottom Railway
and Immediately on tho line of the Baltimore and
Delta Railway. 1t Is already In successful oper-
alton, and with little additional capital could be
made one of the best paying quarries on Slate
Ridge. Address
VIM. II. WILLIAMS,
octA-3m* Delta, York Co.. Pa.
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DIED.

TREDWAY.-At Quincy, ILL.,, on October 81,
1879, JOHN II. TREDWAY, son of John Tred-
way, of Hartford county, aged "a years. Balti-
more county Union please copy.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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The Egis and Intelligencer.
Friday Morning, November IA, 1879

eB-THE KGIs has more extended circulation
among the intelligent farmers and business men
of Hartford than any other paper in the county.
The attention of advertisers is directed to this
iaa
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-14
by J. s. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer.
TruSteeS' Sale.
DWELLING HOUSE, SC.

TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale prescribed
by the decree arc-that one-third of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on day of sale, and
the balance in two equal insaments at six and
twelve months thereafter; the credit payments
to bear interest from day or sale and to be secur-
ed by notes or bonds of the purchaser with sure
ty approved by Trustee.
novlt DANIEL SCOTT, Trustee.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1879-11-14

PRoFITs OF SHEEP RAIsISG.-,An instance
of the profits of sheep-raisng is afforded by the
experience of Mr.. Rudolph Lay, who lives near
Michaelsville. In the period of twenty months,
from three Southdown ewes he sold eighteen
lambs, for SlO2, and wool amounting to 81
Total SlO6. Nomore profitable investment than
sheep could be found by farmers of moderate
means, ifthe sheep could only be protected from
dogs.
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PURCHASE AND SALE OF LAND.-Mr. James B.
Baker has sold to Mr.. George IL. Baker farm
of l37 acres, near Aberdeen, formerly belonging
to Mr. Lewis Martin, for $i,500
Mr.. james b. Baker has also purchased the
Halls Cross Roads farm, belonging to the estate
of the late Robert L. Morgan, deceased, contain
ing 200 acres, for Sll 800.
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4l ACRES OF LAND, More or Less,
P1lhlic Sale

THE undersigned, being about to remove to Bel
Il Air, will sell at Public Sale at his residence,
near Sandy Hook, On
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 27th, 1879,
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parties propo.etl that LaSalle strcst, between
jackson aud Van Buren,, should BE- vacated, thus
revcrtinR It IL him. Then he woaid t'c ir Dos
session uf snlld hiock ho,lpdcd by van hufeb,
jackson, n,l Sherman streets and Pacific ave.
niue, witt, frontage IN Jackson and Van Bnren
atreets Of 208 feet From this he proposes to
lon on twenty feet ou each side, adding the
slices to Sherman street atni Pacific ave-
nue.. On this he would build
ao!id block, with accommodations Tor
The Boanl Of Trade, Open and Call
Dosrls. Surrounding thcse would be rauKe''
tiers t,f Offices fur tile use OF the commission
merchants, packers, aud other members Of The
1Inard. The only drawback 10 an immediate
entry uoon The 6eheme was the unw{flinEness nf
any one To ho responsible fur tic Board ut Trade
moving Into the building when cotn o1etcd. The
lease of the premises nov occupied By the Boarti
does not expire for over eighty years, alll to
break tire leatt now would cost a pretty large
sum. 1t is admitted on all sst3es, however, that
within five or ak wears the Board wilt be crowd
cd ont Of its pfcae1.t ausrtess. TIE completion
of tile new City-IIall n',d Court-fiouse. and the
concentration therein VI all tho citT afsl county
business. will drive The commission merchants
nwsy frOm the vicinity, a. the offices now oecu-
pied by them will he IN Urgent ,letna.ml by the
TWO thousand or more lawyers who will then he
doing busfness In Tie city. The comptetfon Of
tllt Custom lioAse n.,,l fost~O(Ilce will tend to
draw business In a southcrly direction, to which
Il Is tcudIng every dny. While at present II IL
sretnaturc To talk III a speedy removal Of Tic
Board, yet II 10 after Ill question OF time only
when l. will Da done.
, 1879-02-12
ONE OF The OLD MASTERS,

Yesterday we iool1cd upon utcture.-a sccno
from the l,tsnl ot one of thu ullcst and nIost
eo1nplIshed Of ''the old lla4tcra." liko Tie
works u Hsphael aM9 AuEel0, his w,rks a'l layr
q point Of Tcae&nblunre, OF "malIntr,sHi.' in
technical language. They are i.ure.p'c.cs.-
kings, philosophers. poets. peasapts, Faupcrs,-
every phase vi human ll3u has Occupied Tic
genius u h!s penrtl. Fuiacea and l!oVels aliae
hAyu formed tho background for his wonderful
portraya!s. "lhe Dylng Mashsr," lcayiu@ us .
legacy 10 her loved oi'vs llrr usw-born psbe, IL
ol,v ut bis most pataetfc ''p.eces." Thu na.no
ot this urt!st IL ulkea4e. Scarcely lolne III All
lhts ianu tllut hus Not Que ot hls pictures hnnN-
sn9 In 4on,c Ut lila ROOMS. Invisible to tho
Stranger perhaps, but to it4 inmates ~ 1,slinet
~ II painted but yesterday. liz has y Dreaded
assistant to whom lc Often contides tie "tinlsll-
lug OF bis ures,-Dea.h. II yuu woatu
prevent ulseaau tfuln placing unu Ut hs
''hi.adow ptcturus" iu your hume, you ,nust
take thu requisite precautions 10 prevent Ills
entrance. Al s'ts Afst stgas Of hIs Rplisaaeli-
Kuncral debility. s'eeplessness. or habItual
1ruwe!ncss, loss VI appctlle, impaired appctltc,
coEatfuatiOn, unusuala patlor, cough, night
sweais, he4da.lu. " halsca-EntnAuIrs for Fo-
!irf Should 10 psoMptly takrn. The systcm
should ts cleassCd Mlnt strengthened bt DIR.
flrrec's Golden Medical Discovery a1sl Pleasant
l'urgassss Pellets, which are acknowledge to 10
the bcst a'tcrattse, or blood-gleansux, un1
cathaTtie remedies uver befors the pubils. BE-
stIet, tIley regulate the wnols systeia aud im-
part 10 II a beautiful, vigorous tuus.
, 1879-02-12


froceralnEa At sprlnKassa Srsterd"y-Ne.
seTsal by tho Cnltct! statea Hhprenie GhuFt
or \ ncrrer of tho Illinois Supreme Court.
snrefa, Dispatch TO 71< Tribune
SPRINGFIELD. III. Feb, 1I.-!rhe eunremc
r.u,-t ,n,, ~. ,,,.,,,, ,n of,,r .n.o,,.,. .t,,
f.,,,"r,'"< a.I,. n 's' .', "' w., .''S
lo'lo""'R ofoers' s"!"o'nco th'i alondRy ~ .
p. tn':
A.. Peoples Docket. The People ~. Whitaker
Ct Al. !: original sut 10 Wuodfosd County Moiiun
to M ,Ile a. amGndsd I pless allowed. .,
=. ~, o. lh'1. htst ". Heal. Molten to Eedockrt
e"ase 1o~es s nv eanae frdoek k.tsa 10 thla term
apnrsi tro sanranon niia - g. ~ -
d,.n'. ' anp"a u as" a'iawes' ''''on W "ppeee 10
2OJ VI is55 M 10 Of 1a7p,, Meo,o et nj. ".
Rnfsr ". Robblnr; appeal iro,n DeWim. Appci.
iaht flies mandate Of. the United States Supreme
cnnrt reversing m decirion VI this ,tonft, and
s e n = w
temsnsa VI '' e'cu' eosfs reversed ana ean's
'ea, ThI. 'u,,.. ,,. Inn, l., ,,,..,,o.
7 ~ Mo na. osen s N '9r tcn se91s
W, M ~. 9m,s nveseh r tg av .ls 70 % s9e land 70 De-
% @ I'stsi saic ~ ~ue t% IAN aT t,ms M ooTs % CLAIMED
unaet sale " W. la1!u oilisese while Auhons
g'ssu M,, t't.e WILT 9.n nteeintsan % mads ny Il.
irn,;, .i,da, ~ ~ maWn, vnaee scoIt, ihen
Lncu'+ "4uIc " ne"!tt NouHt!, oeElueu Ill
, 1879-02-12

inclusive, except 2?5. No. 1oa. urant ". Becker,
on ttinl
.Jupu. .JAxEsoH-Asststa Judge tlAry. No. III,
Williams ~. Lyrns. on tr1at.
jiinnE MonHE--H, ". u. II. No. Z, Rlnthart
". Nslcy, On ttcaftnv.
Jupax i.oanas "A ;sM. .4s2. 4R3 $50 to 400, In
cln&syc. No rAsc On trial.
.jUpus Dnnrf--4Ks 4p9. h39, to al. inclusive.
No f':'3, Wnobhul1 w. Kelly, on trial.
tnnnH McALttsrEn-Ao further court until
Monday. Gait Monday. motion for new trial In
2, ,497. Fox Va. Liverpool, London 8lobs fnsur-
Ance Company.
auDax FAnwxLL--2. oa0, Noore ". Cash
JUDGMENTS.
8urEa1oh Cnrnr--CosrEss,oNs-O.S 8. A. spraguc
ct at. w. Ell Ott, sf0i, r..
JnnaE 11Rt-Esther Wadiow ", City Of chica.
70. $212.ho.
Ctncr1r nT-Coxr.seroxA-Rictz Il Bros.
Lumber Company -. Il. 7: Meit., s5n. 40.
JtDaE No1En4-Ssgmund Heller et n. ". Peter
nowney; verdict, Si!. 70. John Wood VI, David
Preston: 8. 4: Kean, Fred W. crosby, and James
Payne. -. 150.4 Is.
ju1n;E 1inorn-L. j. 11ohbart "a. Martin Hest
and hnna N. BsAt admtn1stratoFs Of ta.s catats ri
Matthias Best: verdict, S140.-Louts II. Dyer, use,
ETC., ". City Of Chicago, $40. 81.
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Tbs Crown Prince OF Austria Challenged.

The Crown Prtnee lsodolph got himsclt 1uto
meas thu utllrr 1uy 10 Prague liz wrate to
young Indy, wha IL q singer sn The tllratfe OF
tlAt town, se'luvslinV her to call upon lim to
twu br.,ihess, VINO sre otl!ecrs 4uarless1 u
Prague. Tu ll!en she Aai.Icu tlls lstter. They
al unvs called uu tslv Crown Er,ucy alsd askel
iur ttsptiAiacltou.n Ii his poaiton did not Gu.
aOle hin, tu xruut them this Satisfaction, they
would, they SAID, accept II fruu, tile Aide-da-
Camp vi nis tlupariat itfghicss. ftaaify tt was
agreed thut the Crown Prlnce should tender IN
ut,uloKy, uu1 lle atlalE ended.
, 1879-02-12

hfHi1llQ ththtutt. Fbe thts lnltrtnAtiHl. III us
details more Interesting to me than my ''orsl
ever read. refer to ic twu clnboFatcly illus-
ratet1 volumes q! Stanley.
How far the J.auaba Is navGabto for ateaucrs
above Nysngwe ~, We a ssnnot ~ ,te'sr'nne .;' ns u
here Loo yards wide. From Nsan0wc, 2,077
feet ahuyc The zen. to point four mica below
tho seventh cataract Of The Stanley Falls lis.
ta',sc Of :sl7 nnie., the river fala only twenty
ncar1s all This section Of TIC great
river IL i,nyinnblc. Bctwce., the Stanley nI,f
,hr Lis!nGstone Falls there arc sys tn!cs ot
emootl.downg river. tho average fall being only
five inches to tilc mile. Between The Livtng.
stonc Falls and tho ocean tl,c river las still to
fall $50 feet, nnt slNrc were other fnlIs to ret
around and many long reaches Of smooti-nUw-
ing river.
which these later explorations of stanley alni IFS
predecessors tlnyc tnadc fur tile introduction nf
cnin'ncrce and civilization to the vust mud tn,-
el}'prWluctlye, regions Of Central Afsica
perhaps best By the Livingstone. 4 railroad
would have t1 hc constructetl-at frat q cheap
thrcc.fect gauge will tit-arn,.nd fel!a. Living
stunc. ninl Stanley Falls. Probably not mord
sould open perhaps s,aGo niie. ol steam navt: a:
cation to the very heart Of the southern half Of
il'u continent. lhm l.aulaha approaches With
q >hsic n,arc than 1V mites. to Lake
end al il il onlv about nXl miles from ylrtnrla
Nya,zle, tl,r IarEc.t vf ali tic African lakes.
yafy iitlIe jnrrer than i.nkc MirhIwnn. Fn,,,i.i
entrrnrt.s XXI csnIa Il ar@ s,re"r.s. wi1e .x"tn
10 tfts new fcld Of wealth a,pl drye]uIcni,
lei England oreo ect tic protcctorate Of Exyrt,
clnses sf,s wni,, easrv nsr rn,nls ne ,,n IL" Mia
~ tt.a mcr mi stnrt rafi,ays ,l,."ttx ,ro,, ti,o
Ne,ltt erral,cnn tn Vrtorsa Nynuza. md thrncc
to everr nnrt Of thc nintra,l wirrc fhr Mia n,ui
tic aonti,"nst thc n1a,ray NAV ,,sn ic rra,,,.a
hv H." Tatn;,cs; fia Sh,re nn,i J. are Nvs..a
England las iust far mvrv money i, her eiIort
to fnistrr M mi su,intn IN. rt,ttrn. wortic.s
al these i'm mnroSepcnts, '' ~0'' ~ @'""'
nj II " n,nv ha ssrs1 ,vhv .n.lo +bc,, ,.-
t1is whoIe rerion il iuhahitrd IY mttiiuns of
nakp sayuacss ;Ml for sutI,e 100 tri1en nlonv the
hai.i Tqs in.1sc bt u from I t tt,nc IL h. fau f
10 BE- s.pnbas neser e coas he r
tc IN tnora rennv thsy were t., ,Tais for rIotbs H
9T"1' uMs the anan.c. h of c,yzo,ion ,ry Isd
Whrrr e.inmerca with tiyIIIxtsi tm,in,a il
cyen in measure cstabIishrtl. ,i,rse
African tr,hcs soon shnw morLri
lonser sanniha, aSa be sees 70 iavor III he IN
troau;tn Of 1nag o. f, e n1 Kn q ey.sa
Who ruicd ever so,ue id so,,are mics Of 1erri.
ru fnr, usi tis eon1c ,a. .ron i reat IT,, pE
an rorr 'iffc-nnt tro,,, tt.nsa Stonfnv fn,,nf ~,
sia i{vinosinnc. II ronuut he ,ln,,itsi ,,"i nj
thc w",Ms of ,Ic ,n,iifnns ri t,,c ne.,,,lc f of
"I.sr !" .,,nnly ttctn' Tisr ali need ~ '"ts Ia
si,,,,adp HyJh,1s /. I. tr,c MN! hnro "a alrnss
m ,xh.ustirxs ffli ,nen }or Tho r1,tfnn-nfils of
Eou1a.ui mi hmcrifn nni thc cnttnn.hcl,1s n
trai,oJ u wcrc s1nth.. Of i,tp,sehn tcns!Is "'nI
i,..I ~" H.,tn..ar+s .n", 80 ,seri,. .,o.'t ~
, 1879-02-12


GALENA. ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-Sinee The opening OF
the siaughteriug season, G9,0n0 hogs have been
killed a',d packed at J. II. Kyan's establishment
III this city. 'rtr drrfaed nDys I,ayr nrarly oil
bcen 1narkete III this ytenlty, a,Nl not less tllan
G0lU, CIV pounds VI the product t,aye becn put
up by Galcna packers. It Is estimated by ihusc
who nvr given tlm n,attvr uttrltson lint In Jo
Davleka County, Illinois, md Urapt, I4afayrtfc,
aiHI I9wa Counties, Ia Southern II lset,issiH IL
many III 10,Mu hugs have diet! oi the cholera
durng the past yrnr. Tir dtscaxc IL still raGtuE
lu this section, Though to no alarming extent,
, 1879-02-12
BUSINESS CHANCES,

A bttY nthtits AMI, EL,tiliNH ItttltsE. iniiNt
n tIst .cisss trsIc fut sale. Fur su!! partiruata
adAVs.s LELtAu II ~HthLkt. Gilhsan. ~.
u ts1asa5s. .sossa g.. Wi, se;l s...Sil,hr1
lu.lnr... aas oopltt4ni!Y Tor 4plr.y l.riay st4a
p4EticAIats aHp1{ t9 Chcagu Il EI.o blaic Co.. Of
MAHkLtf. ALLlSu 60. Chicago.
ftntl SALE AN ksT AHL!s!fEn ttls!sf!Ss!t!S
hukpess iH 1nu Ut Lis bass lutxttult Oh huath w.
irrst. Cusrespoadcase solicited. T. TtihHat o1'cs
L,uIs SAL E--t}lsUcknr kT4h;E. FlXTtltLs. !lui;SE
l. al1 wasuns DUNG T0ol cash busucts. EsAh unly.
y Wcst AAAisoa.st.
.Onp rAYtAU RESTAURANT ny LkAutSu
hutuuztIut South air.. b. 4u'd subject " gaa!
tel urlKaSb. Inquire IL south e!la Furniture VIs*.
t4t} bt3td.Rt.
, 1879-02-12
GRAIN INa1.l.t,rIQx.

1.1,o rI,uao Az, ,,,,,rr., f,,,,,utnn ~. ,.-
,' ..ss-,'.a'.'a,n ".,..' .,'' ,a' oAA' ~"
ln8pectlon law. hi1tl turning over the wh0e
business Of tho grading Of Ernn 10 thu Board ot
Trn,ie. whcrr 4, vas 1cfpre fbc nassape Of Tim
Warehouse a,ul Hallway law under thp pressure
OF TIC drahRer e1enetncht. nepschentat''c
Mason, who Inns the bill In charge, Is very earn
cst In hIs advocacy Of Its passugc, aul, 1t, nt In
trrvtsx with Tmr Tu,u,,,a eorr,.,.,nacnt s,,,
H. ',ss,,, r"sssss III 9 .r1. ~ az" ny
IL. nrts:nt utsln,"u that' tn rnmn"i th. t.hirs"n
;nsprct,on 10 bo run by potitcisus. mt, siluw hi
other sI!e. 10 control ,hsr own lnspsstlon. i. 'e
helleye fr"n what lear thai li,s prsrent nspec-
tion Is vcrf satisfaCiorf bat the prHctric u crr.
tahly Mf9ns: Ie t1oycfnnf s,h ~ wei ts!! tho
9 Csss ionrM W." 80 tncs ~ n.n H., ray , H. ~ . ~,
~ r. 1ar TX k ttif via ~ H. n"vrr o.srs. ~.
heiirvs iran, ina iuirneas wheE has chaructcrIzei
this Lerla!atnfe, that lhu bill viii pass,
Yesterday aftcrn1nn a rep,rter fur this nancr
,ntervIrwci s"ycrat NJ liz 1cn,line i,nani ri
'rfu,lr men an thc tuhlcct. Tho large shintmre
ri wiloIn tI,ero arc nal more than tlozufI, Ard
ven,roilv In fnyf,r oY ,hr Htnto insnertjoyI f,r
te reaso tl,hf i!e T., siato oa!'ssrs having 10 ~.
aiherr % rigll gtadia!; than they wouId were
they Utlcf tile control III tAc l'oArd tbs nlat OF
Tis cS rssuivcrs, tcs ny, aru aiways anxi",,s to
t,ct ttI lust tna,rrtt0n nu,kht, for tLpir t,yn
tt.re"' ar tour rar iootis. In ordcr 10 rctan ,h
sI' ~ - ,nstr e,rras 1,nn,isuts IN" x,,.,it tmr.
., .,a!' ~ -. i,,"; s :; ,tSst mn .rnn a:.,.
navy Nv ~. .sns, ou .,,',t w " .,,,
VI long as tle mar6et - running atohE on
an even Keel, Hlt INC monaebt corner
1nnKcs It's appearance they Will 9cf,cmn un.l
vtt to secure pH ''cag!nG uuh on tic !hKrCc-
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, 1879-02-12
SUPREME COURT.

Proceedings at sprlnKnsld Y+sterdsy-lse.
versal by tho Cnltcs! States Htipren,e Ct,art
or \ Dcrrer of tho Illinois supren,e Court.
Snrefai Dispateh TO TIE Tribune
, 1879-02-12

y
Tie projected new Board Of Trada seems to
hug Are. IT. protectors arc not doing any,
thing towards tur,l.rslng is interests, possibly
prtierrinx to await tho lt,4ic Of ovcuts. aie. W.
l., Scott, a worthy c!t!zou vi Erie. Pa, who
owpt tue Two blocks fruutfna Oh Lasais street,
Immediately uorth vi tsse Luke SEusa Railway
ue,ut, was fu tuwp Tow days ayu, ~ tls4
becu already msntluned in TH1 TRIBUNE. H.
luuket over l4c situation. aud ~ tAr Interested
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06

y CHANGE verify has ''come DER til,
spirit" of England's dreams. Wher
Gen. Grant visited Britain last year.
prince and duke and nobleman and
official, artizan and plebeian all WED
one with another in the laudable am
bition to do greatest honor to the chief.
est captain of modern wars. Gen.
Grant went to India where British
officials paid him high courtesy, though
less in proportion than he received
while in England. The change wa.
noted at the time though not comment,
ed upon. Then in China and Japan
the British d admiral and minister,
openly and avowedly insulted the gen.
eral by leaving post-haste wherever he
CHANGED to go. This fact was also noticed
and the American press endeayored i'm
vain to account for the strange action.
FINALLY, as yesterdays dispatches an
nounced, the encouragement of New
Zealand has been instructed to receive
1en. Grant. if he comes, with courtesy.
put 10 extend no unusual honors.,,
Ihe despatch says that the people there
are in a quandary to give an explana-
ton, since the general was received in
England with conspicuously unusual
honors.
There is certainly some reason for
all this. Perhaps the British will arise
to explain. CO.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06

BJoHN DUNN, the Scotchman who
was for a long time the chief adviser of
King Cetewayo, and is now the friend
and ally of the British, beng the only
white man in Africa to whom Cete-
wayo will listen, is spoken of by the
Zulu chiefs for the crown, to succeed
Getewayo. These chiefs have come to
the sensible conclusion that 80 long as
they have a native king they will be
subject to wars, hence their desire for
an able man who will govern them well
and who is friendly 10 the British. John
Dunn is the man for the occasion, and
If Gen. Wolseley will back John he will
gain for England a great moral vic
tory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-06

When the culuT'd Men ruled Geur-
gia during the few Years succeeding
the war, they were objected to as be-
ing too likely TO absorb public funds
for individual profit. 1t waseontended
that upon the restoration OF the whites
to Office, peculation would cease. Well,
the whites restored themselves to pow
-er through the persuasive, and we may
say, irresistible, influence OF the shot
gun. And every little while thereafter
fraud in Office holders was. detected,
but seldom punished. Now the tele-
grams teemlwith the reports of the de-
falcation of Comptroller General Gold
smith, Of Georgia, who got away with
81 900 that can be traced, and how
much more is not known. Hence the
house Of that state, has before it six
teen articles 1of Impeachment of the
respectable s%eoundrel.
Your negro will steal, but your white
never steals. He simply defalcates.
However, the sin is as great whether
the money he elutched in black or
white hands Honesty seems to be
patent to no blood. The selfish, sordid
grasping C~aucasian can make as good
q rogue as the deepest dyed African.
Skin is no indication of honesty and
honor