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, 1879-05-22
Tl,u "Hn1Itl Sputl, y u She'll,


The hS0lkl Saith u Ii Il shetl. 1t Ii not
soltd. Politicians arc Koid, but the rank anl iile
arc nut IN like manner sulfl. They yoto togosllcr
berausc party discipline IL yct strong, aud be-
causn moral courage Is notyct common. Whcso
Ii IL cothInonl 1n scores of counties In tho
Southern Suites tlw Democrats don't dare to
ca!l caucus, for around ona OF tho dist
appoIntcl asplranls-so'n1 moderate mali
will rally the Republicans, with others, and
deteat the regular candttlAte., The boltcr Is to-
day tho terror ot Southern politics. Iale orguua
fuirly seroecll with lurror over E!sA; to will bu
the death Ut tlr1n, THY never wurs 10 scurcd
bcf0rp, In s0tnu of the lnoRt tntan,ttlatc scc-
onu runs who CHOOSES. 'll!s rite has kckcd.
At hundreds VI points over untold squire miles
there ase .cace mud prosperity, al th!s urea Is
straully tncrcaa!lls.
iiuw tho south Gun Kt!I tho Grant bIove.
Inoht.
V7ttsbHrJ tlfttsj herald fEhm.},
a majority Ut tlle Southern people arc III
favor Ut The Repeal bllls. There IL no question
about this. Tllelr ConQEesa,alen rourcsent tllcIn
correctly in goiHg to any reasonable length 10
securp tlle repeal vt tho Dayunot au.l Marshal
laws, bu. ia,ry will not rcpruscnt tonsh ot the
Southern people II they 60 to an unreasonable
cxteut lu rufnSe the necessary supplies to tho
Goyuru1nent in Ills faco OF public 6ca-
t!ncnt North, hscauso this Democrats
dlflcr with the psealdent. When they
cu,l ,eas!ly refer tho xlole mattsr to Tho
peupse, would be to 70 to q worry unreasonable
lvngLA. Ihls thu Southern peop!o would nsYur
approve. They. know that no responsibility
rests on thcm X thu bills aro not repealed. 1t
would be teufold muro dangerous tU cause q
deadlock than to ltYU awllIlu longeg under the
baSo an.l Marshal laws. a ,dcaplock might
gIvu W Graut fur Prcsurnt fur tho third tune,
and Tor hls lifetime. The nrant-woSsAiuera
would rather see il!tn Aade Dictator or Eu,-
porur than President, but he uIust be tnatle
fEtsllent beforu they can make htm Emperor.
THIS Ii no adte talk, II Grant IL made Prcsi-
dent again, thr iIcn Wslu secure hitn
1ilc place Will accp lin se1c for life, II II cuu
, 1879-05-22
GINuHILOYA,



LanaaH 7fmfs. Hay I.
Aspcctai supplement Is issued with tho Cape
Aryus oi tle 18th of April, co,ltanIas cscrlJ,-
tiun OF tho battle Of H.nghiioyA and the rcief of
Col. lenrson at Ekowe. The lettcr relative to
Thu battlu Of Gtugh!oya IL dated April !, ptid
says:
'sTha sita OF tho GilghIloya camp WIS of John
Dunn's selection, which Is uo lncan guarantee
fur It's suitability. III tho nGghborl.ooa nre tho
rnlnH Of d military kraal, bugnt by Pearsnn's
forco up,n his allyaFcc Into the country. The
position Is commanding, and wool u1ltl water
arc plentiful In moderate ctoso proxI,n-
It's. On nll Sides, except thu rrar,
lilo ground falls awny gentlY into
tho broua valley Of the lnyczane, wl!lc1, here
ahouts IL ao.nuwhnt thicklY wooded With cult
Siderable belt OF tho s,untctl nis,usa, Tho tree
which sways III these parts without my rival.
Here, as elsewhere, tlu long gsasa round about
s very luxurtant, nltl at distance Of auout 4uo
yards on the LETT front OF the camp waves
mellow field Of Cailru corn Just ripe for tlls
sickle. Gu every iucs Ut thu position, at only q
few staps from tho shel!cr trenches, there are
numerous little lIlltocks a,ll clumps Of bush,
not cApatfe OF aifonllny much cover, but euf-
Acient to conceal IN advance upon the camp. II
only tho ground had heen cleared Tor distance
u BUY tulELf 3A|u3 VI All bN4Eas uQ IAlAp EQAI4
hayo offered better opportunities fur rcpellng
an psaault.
FROM VI. earIy hour yesterday morning 1t had
bctn steadily threatening tor ruin, aaa luagcr
was scarcely formed whcn tbs storm came
down upon us, Everybody sought what poor
shelter he coult. Had Under tho lcu OF tilv wag-
ons. au! fnr halt un hour or mora the rain fell
III turrcnta, tllu thundsr poaud It's 1oudcst, ana
thu heavens weru abtazs With tho purple siglt-
Ming. 1t was i o'clock when tho ssnrm cleared
awlY md thu condition In which Il lett thu
luagar ull its inmates atay be betEer Imagined
thsn descr'brt. Blk thousand huAa!!. benss
and D. 0 heat Of uxop, horses, lnulrs, all gent zip
Within q narrow space not nurc thaH :Uo yaEda
| sQuoIe, a,sa nll knee.leep In mud, furI1lsd a
nietur9 OF perfect wretchedneas aud discomfort.
soou after n!gltfall. wh!s. the trcop: weTo
Of very miserable situation. the alasm WIS
given, anu every a,an struggled through tlu
mud ind the mlru to hIs uppqinscd post, there
% take part in tcps1'ius tiit. expected attack,
| was shortly given to dlsEcrso.
"We wcro not altogetlrr unpreparcd for
| tlp attack made upon us lew tlulrs uYo
Tor Uunh's lnyuuabtu scouts observed lasl
| hight, at ITO great distance from Giugnlovu, =
, 1879-05-22

H5MMhIs lTs4H, <IF0laNeh6 F7nHn
The old atato.sdyurclEnty luHMo. (shat the
Statcs ase all-powoEfu, tho Federal Gnyeru-
spluuIt4 .lurtr,uo for thu i'residruttal campaign
--wo mean, splsnlil doctrlne fur thu IupuL-
leans, wis, know that tl.r North looks npoa it
as having bcen settled hna!ty anA forever BY
tllu 1ate War. Eaunut our hlundcrcrs furnish
Ills Republican S,alwasts capital enough wilal1
out attacking llIrIu on tho uiiv question
ou which hor,lior1 sentiment ~ i uulti
A caueuA composed Ut iulatica could not de-
yelop less political sagaeily than tho Dlackburus
and uIuttur statesmen ol ll,at lEt aFu sl!0w Ing.
lseassertn Of tlts ull 9tute-soyrrut.nls tiosuIa,
--tlot statc Sights ~ conferred by tho Cunstit1l-
tton, be4r In tnlnd,--foliowcd Dy MI attr.nl't tu
stusyr tie nruty. would icayu tiu opponents Ut
, 1879-05-22

What o,hrr mutton OIL tho faco Of tho earth
ever allowed sucl llbcrstcs to tebo!ltous proy-
tnvcs; not only giving thu liebels life, liberty,
propur.y, nit! full civil md political rights, but
al1owl,,g them to constantly glorfy their rcbell-
Ion. parade under Its Hug, md teari to thclr
cl,idrun tlut It ,yns highly merttorinus
thlngt III aty otlrr nattuu than this sucl,
liberation wout,! he considered an exhibition Ut
dangerous wrukneas. Here It Is tnken as n
natter OF course, aM1 Tie Elcbes, :akn1 I'D
stead VI entertaining vrntitude or kindly lcul-
llIy tor lenicury rs unexpected as Il IL u,tpnr-
alecA ul,d lH,slesurveu, accusu thu Union party
Ut crushing t,letr liberties with the bayencl.
There IL something wsung nbout this somehow.
, 1879-05-22
SUICIDE.

= %Vft4Q7 71*0o3tH 70 1H3 1TbUHe.
FoND pu LAC. May 2l.-CLarles Ingram, one
II tbs weattalfest men In thu suburbs of tuls
aty, committed suicide bY hanging ut uoon IT,
!ny. Ills wife is dcnd, Md ha desired to fallow
Ier. lilo died . horrible tlcath, os he hanged
!llliselt whera thu apaco was limited Tint even
lis knees touched, and death resulted from
itrangulatIon. lio was SO years old, well 10 do,
Ind respected. Sorrow alll melancholy ara b..
ileytd to have been tho causu OF hs rash net,
, 1879-05-22

Dtnrtr {Cot., Jrib,,ns {Ksn.}; -,,,
Hero is story ancnt tho exodus wilen u ~. ~.
pas: 4 merchant 10 Jackson, Miss, Was 81, 81
plaininr to III ull coortd u,au that It VIZ ",
unwlsn for hin, 10 20 TO Kansas, because j. IL
bleak, cold cpnf'try, und tho winter. en.a.
too sevars for Tropical race. "Mars 1o.ss, W.. n.
asxs the n oa tea st aut Att d. u s1'a s t at
% %ansss Hut rl TNt s,sm,,aot, @ % u u course a.
was. "Well, dsn." satl tho old unea, "Fssa Ssat.
you white folks lRhtin, onua because you ~. "'u ,o
cd to tAka us nigeefs 70 Kansas w!cu wo w. W. M
proparty1 tcekon 'tatn't no colder !ot 'nthf VI G
Gan when wa WIS propurty. You aas !,, su.! 'I,,,!
parlicklor about yo''' property Ill ue'A u'''
, 1879-05-22
I.lsIfAiH.

The Chicago t. Alton lsailronu Company has
reduced the passcngcr ratc to kansas City from
Sl5.lD to $16...5. 1'hs of course carries with It
s(m,ur reduction to all points west Of Kan
sas City.
THO officers NJ the Chicago & Northwestern,
Chicago, Milwaukee u 81. l'ant, mud Chicago,
1T. Paul 81 Minneapolis Railroads held meeting
yesterday Ut the Office of tllu Northwestern. nu
decided to reduce liIo passenger rate trun C1t.
caBo to st. paul FROM $l525 to Sii.
The Directors Ut the Atehso.,, Topeka Is
SANTA 70 Railroad Company rUtur!oi to ih!s
city yesterday tritn thu Wcat where theY havu
been participating In the Rnnual election OF
ihrtr road, utl lett for tho Eost by tho Michigan
Central last evening. They seemed to t,u highly
pleased With tic condition on tllcir roadt md
speak tn hign terms of tho successful manage
nient of their ah!o alul energetic General
Mapzgcr, Mr. W..B. Strong.
F, The management Of the Iron Mountain &:
Southern lsaroad ta considering. plans for 4
quick change Ut gatlgu. The gallgu of tho road
ut present is llve feet, MD It Is to bo changed!
10 tho American standard. 1lle Company will
not allow the change to intcrfcre with ,ha rllli-
Ming of trane, anu tho work will ic completed
aul truns 1unninE on tho new gauge in ten
hours aftcr tllt wurk Is commenced. II Is pro-
posed to do tho work on the 26th Ut Jupe,
, 1879-05-22
: LONG SWAMP.


-LUNu SWAMP
=. t.,,,---4--
I)pnoeristtc hrntl,u,l. II, r,..,,,
Fraud. or t,nst N,vs,,,..n ",Ma -, e Etpetloa
carte,poodtnc. ~, ,.,us an'sclosnd.
1AcksbNyiLLE, Fla.. Sov" "1E X Nm,t
Ut frnu IN the Inst eltciiDn IN III, ~. desltoa
lust reached tho courts. w. ,ss e!ato has ai
,l,u United Gtatcn TiE,t.,s. aS DAM Week
iiDu, Thotnns !, 9ottf, tf"'f'et Gourt, the
leon Ia pess.ou al tl,,s utacc ,n' pieIs'alig has
licarlnE tie cases known ~ ~ scioo.Gt,g ~ Engaged "a
These both m acrotlnt OF tir fr,ri. fin Il. eases'
IL claimed, were purpttrotc hv III" :, ~Eiel,tt
nit! OF tho contest Of Mr. Iahoo H., oEH,oc9its,
MI nominee for Congress, erntnst' ' H. is 1ebub!ie.
ohtRInri l,Is mat by mcans ,,hi"h,' h,' nal' who
boInE expoadt1,, lave assumed w% wtd, arg Ire hor
AZ this writing huf bur cass h, Ims ho% interest
md although, ts Judgment n ~ h hxen ueelle
not hcen pronounced upon lie conYc, ~ %ast b.
nrrest OF Judgment having been PARTIES,
nrgucd. un lilo Courts iur|.dct,p mnsea n,,se ahl
bricl History Of the casu viii contriE'a
volutninous literature of Dcmorra,io ns1, u tls
III tat partY'a cr1sadS upon liz ntIr;,n ,msi,'lodi
balfot-lox, II, 10 81 - pe@'ss os tae
Long Swamp Is the uamo Of Etect,o, ,,t.,.,
No. 8, In tho County or Marian. in H. oiaIs G!Is
fhe Population of ttla nov historic toraiss. Iis
chiefly ronipbsel, Of volUrcl ncon+. and TsStya ~
jS1Ikf NJ all
, 1879-05-22

Itrfs 'fipfr. .,x.tba1 %
A young man who had lost his ue'so.",lr iu. sulr:t
tho cyu Ut n,afrIaEc believed no saV na.,Pt ~. 10
every night In ucr bridal ususa. lils lfs.i lf..s,i
twi Gas ststsr S " o9 ts I'd desoassa s d yss.j
st!tar antt placed her Ut TIC leat u "ur t"u lus
owed brtdegruom's bed exactly at the "v a"s' oal,
spirit casue. lilo .lnokcd up, nGtl essmis ,btfs
stAh, cIuIi ,eu VOLTA aeuxlh {Hcaveas'
arc two D fell back dead uu his pillow
, 1879-05-22
DAMAGES RECOVERED,

II 6per4a1 7IstH1ltH 10 I'M 777tUH1.
KALAMAZOO, Mich. May a1.-The jury IN tho
Applsby W. Heed caao brought In verdict for
the pialnti1, aud assessed the damage Mt sg0o
mud costs Of the suit. The case Is ono brought
by young Apploby. who was run over By b. e.
Heed OIL croas-walk last fall. D. e. Reed u u
nun Of prominence atul mraus In ka!n,naxou,
and the platntlH IL d sou Ut poor pQreuts The
case has nttFactcd considerable locai notortctY
A now trial will be asked Tor.
, 1879-05-22

81, kauit 1l..ba- I>4haar1slt IN !. 1!,..c1f snd
The following bdLspatch explais, i'ss'.' .S'tfous
sl!owa thAt the I1lurou exodus u stu
Unxssvi1Is, MI.s., May ~, 1s5eNxntt Na;xnet ST. i.
John Taratf, E'olptf4 4tf4ads iftst, ,sss wA rot
Logts: WewaNt to gu to Kansas, a'," +" tsxs ~
aak. III. Whit VII! fpeetal po4t eo'' ~
em!.1altx with fau,lltdtf ,.ommttas.
, 1879-05-22

A ;*stutue- Of Mr.; Glatl.tonu t.ar W. ii sta
placed lu ahe tT0wl-llall Vi Mant,ti5tn ~ m 10 ID
s1sssst ssssts X t Ieses s sss Fl f ~
Touaonssii Eoiden laurel wreath un'bb ,btrs
one tbwMs haYu heen hearA tro' aHI w t,a prplet
deficiency nf Stik5. The originator " txntd
be4s tie Conservatives " sena ss =, Al cu,t Vt
tts}u,-no illptter how SMALL" '"'
the wreath III Il, 1lD.
, 1879-05-22
GERMANY.
1Ttrntf BAIT lNHfSt mn


BERLIN, May 21.-Thc Emperor has annullcd
tho Judgment Of the court-mnrtIa1 III the case
OF tllc tronclad Grosscr kurflerst, sunk by
collision with the kocni9 Wilhelm, In tho Eli
ellsh Channel, May VI, 18Th, und appointed
another under tho Presidency VI Gen. Pod
bfc!sky,
PRESIDENT OF THE nRIcusTA0.
HEHLlx, May 3l.-Herr Soydowitz, Conscrva-
tive, has been elected President OF. the Reich
stag IN place Of Herr Forckenbcck, resigned.
;. 'TllH nA1EwAy SYSTEM.
BnRL1N. May 2.-B!saiarck has submitted to
the Bundeerath a uropoeal for the appointment
Of Committee to prepare the draft Of Il bill for
regulating tic railway system. The Pruss1an
Government has prepared bills as basis for
tho Coultuttee's deliberations. These refer tn
tho institutlon Of an imperial Railway Board
and Court Of Administration to decide disputes
concerning tho direction OF railwaSs.
SILVER saLgA.
The Boarse Gazette says the suspension Of Sill
yer Is solc!y attributable to the los. .prcc. which
causcs loss Of Is prr cent to tho Government.
sTAurpENnEno's SUCCESS.
LONDON, May 21:-N Berlin correspondent
thinks It ccrtatn that Herr Frankcnsten, an
ultramoutane, will be elected suceessur 10
baron Won stauiIenberg, rs First vicc-r1csdent
OF the l{etchstag.
, 1879-05-22

HaHsdf CITY Times f1t,a.1. .--.,
"lIow aro you, lof" wos the salutatlon OF alr.
Conklhg dny nr two ago to Mr. blackburn
"IIcllo, Conk, is that youa Seems to nc you're
out very carly tll1s morning, for ypui"
swell, 10, you know tllat 1le who dalllea
IA bastard, at,a he who doubts is-n
"Dalnnea II this ain't goae fur euough,'' inter
ruptcd sir. blackburn, hotly. Then Alr. Conk-
linz, III an npuEogctic volya, asked Konincky's
rrprcacn tutiyo II le couldn't take q joke with
sllyar III IT," .l,A Jo said he could md t.lry
mutually did, u.,I thus ugaiu tho bloody gulci
WAS bridgcl.
, 1879-05-22
NEW ENTERPRISES,

SrHlNGr1KLD, Ill.,. May al.-Lteenses to organ.
II us corporations were issued to-day by tlu
Secretary OF State, as follows:
Tho United States Amalgamator Company,
Of ChtcaCu: capital, 41,00u.000; corporators,
WtlilaM E. Rollo, s. 3. Walker, ind Z. II. 1Iar-
r,nglon.
The Illinois Conservatory Of Music, Of Jack-
sonys!iei captta', S5Io0o; corporutors,, William
t]e9cy.
, 1879-05-22

CANAL CONGRESS.

TIiK NIUANANIIAN NoUTE FAVOREps
PARIS, Mny M.-rhe CcMmittcc Oil technical
questions, appointed by tile Darion Cannl Con.
urcss Inns abandoned alt projects except tat Tor
caunl yin Nicura,lglla, witt, locks, anI tint for IL
rana to connect Lemon 13ny with tic port oi
Panansn. III its report, to l'c presented OIL FRI
day. tho Comn,tttco will inyitc the Congress to
decide fnully between these two routes.
, 1879-05-22

NEW 8OuTM WALES.
SYDNEY, April a1.-Tle Council virtually re.
jected tic Aiin!steral Chtnusc in,mlKrut!on
Restriction bill, poBtponiug the SECOND reading
Hix montns.
Tile Assembly Land bill was read d scconl
tinlo without ,uLytsson. A motion to postpone
tho measure penlIllg further iutormatiou was
ucgattyel]. Par1es replied to q aucst,ot,, t,lat
tile Government wuuld deal thoroughly with
tho lnnd, fiscal, education, Municipalities, si.l
other important questions, hut required three
month"; rccess 10 prepurc measures.
Voluulnous o,ciat correspondence was laid
Oh tho table, with rctercuco to tho iptlux into
ll,e t,n,pny ot Culeticntnr Ithcratrh ,.n,yt,,t.
The FFeurl, authorities aro apparently UNIV tlltug
10 interfere, The question Will probably bu r..-
ferrcd to tho Imperial Goyernu,cnt,
~ the principal races Of tho year, Doswor,h
won tl,u Ledger hayanka Cup III close kcul,.
ln.. raeo coatcst for ste cl.u,.,niaushtn bstwsen
l.aycock and Hush, tllu for.,.ur won Tic lnlcr-
co!oulal Agricultural Slow was u comparative
, 1879-05-22

1t'dnfa (NH.) C0dRllfHEl0H tI]t1.}.
Wly, sfter all. brethren, It is The old fssns OF
Federalism against S.ate-Fights. What better
issue do Tic Democrats want7 Since tho. issue
never won an honest Victory NJ tile pulls. Let
the procession move.
, 1879-05-22


The Democrats, having been twico Defeated
IN their attempts to force legislation, arc now
bcgtuu!ug to talk about "appeallng TO-, tic
cuuntry.n Let Them DO porfcct1y .asy ou this
point. Thu country tlaa takeh tho subject in
lnnl nlll they will 1lear from 1t next fall, Nnd
tllo rcaponso will not be ut all ambiguous.
, 1879-05-22

L3ffF17fHH 71kFWH t1tN.I
.You mny buck down your best, Alessrs. Con-
fcderates, attt VIC will lick you HOW, anyhow,
Just for your unrafIed-fnr nill vicious display OF
one Of the iincst articles Of pure clissctl1ess We
huye ever had exhibited 10 te country bv any
Congress for eighteen years. YOU are spelling
Tor a thrnshtng, aud you aro going TO get It aa
sure rs late.
, 1879-05-22
AF0lIANISTAN. 4

blAlLA, May 2l.-An,ons tie ssipulatlons Of
the treaty be.wesn India a.td Afghunlstau il tho
cesslon OF All kncyI tti,e ptiwor Pass, I.undl
Khotal Qhc Khybrs Fuss). u,.! tho pishceu Val-
ley beyond Quota. The British will restore
Canlahar a,d Jealalabad, unl ultimately
Uakka.
ATHEISTS.
A dispatch frDlu SiMla 1ays nl icars ot serious
, 1879-05-22

TUE NEW PRINCES INTENTION.
LONDON, May 2i.--A Vienna correspondent
snys The Prince Of Bulgaria has declared his in-
tentton Of issuing proclamation ~hon he as
suu,cs sovereignty, tlscountcnanclng any agita.
tion against the Treaty OF Berlin.
, 1879-05-22
TURKEY.


ENGL1sl1 sAlLpRs KILLED.
LoNpoy, stny 2l.-A dispatch irom Borltn
states that three English saIlors l,avo been killed
Ia disturbance With q russian patrol Mt lslnail.
, 1879-05-22

M Money EoF lsel"t''e, :, her eits:s
In Nswtoa. sluss., with si00ul ts9iavS e 81
ultllo1gh sho bud uluny, Bis Kase, as,ssseI sI dfEsta
IL ,er luwyer ulit ub}setan. aud ~ iii u lops
crpd.lurs ifoln al! lsastalty. 1hs Isxsst, easss'
coutrstsd, ~ that tLs oulsf
Their buurs.
, 1879-05-22

p1TTsnuno, Pa, May al.-ghe anuual meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of the pittsburE, Furt
Wayne IL Chicago lalroaI was held l!ero TO-
day. Tho nuuual report of the Board Of Dtroct-
Oh shows tl,a gross earnings OF tho roal for
1878 to b. ST. S30, ,10 m ncreaso over the prcccd-
lng year OF 1901, ,153 Thu net earnings OF tho
road for 1B7S were s3,Gs9, 1906.
fi.c following Directors wcro elected: Mcssrs
r. 4. Scott, Philadelphia; the Hon. John Shrr-
nlan. Ohio; and L. u. Harrison, OF Cinc!nuat!,
, 1879-05-22

TIE 1EHEVVE 1tTFTSCEsI =
MAnlt1t,, May af.-riM Chinese Ambassador
has nrrtyc,i.
The restoration OF the state Of siege III the
f'nsquc Provinces las been postponed. Tho
question will probably he referred to Tic cortcs.
, 1879-05-22
NJ. X. g. r.

PARSONS, Kas., Aay al.-At meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas
lalroad, held here to-day, the following were
elected Directors for the ensuing ycar: W. l..
McCready, J. T. Agncw, 0rorce Q. Clark, OF
Now York; Dookcf C!ark, J. Malcolm Forbes,
OF Mlnton, Mnss.; George G. Crockcr, John r.
Lymun, L. II. Sargent, Of Buston; Mosca Will
INNS, Of Brous1inr, Ntass.; i. L. MeDouall Of
Fort Scott, Kaa.: II. G. CROSS, Of Emporia, Kns.
y. Il. Pratt. Of Humboldt, Kas. mud Z. D.
Barbour, Of Sharon, 3fuss.
, 1879-05-22

WncAeftSr Democrat tRsDl.
Tic Democrats have managed to give tho
Republicans u fntr Isaue. The rrcsldcnt hns
formulated tl,ut Issue By h!s yctocs. The quea-
tlu,l ls the old one, IL tho United States a Ma
toni
, 1879-05-22

COLUMBUS, O., alaY 2l.-Tllc Stockholders Of
the Columbus s. West VtERna Railronu, whose
line Is to extend frum Columbus to pomcroy,
Via t3alltpolis, held meeting hero to&laY mud
elected the following Directors: E. l.. utnmnu.
L. ". Huntington, Isaac Ebor'cY, c. Z. Wal
cutt, and C. L. Butter, Of Columbus; Col.
Rlnpy, Of Logan; George AtcQuiga, Of rolnoroy,
}. ". Hamilton. Of Gat1ipo!ts; John s. Brace,
OF Lnncaster. This Boartl oraantxel by clcesing
President, Col. 1ltppy Secretary, aud +. W.
Huntington Treasurer.
, 1879-05-22
GEN. GttANT.

4 GRAND RKylEW.
tfosu 1soSu, China. April p.-lA Hung Ching,
Vlccroy Of thu Province OF Chlhl, md Com.
nanlcr-In-Ch'ef OF tic Army, fs preparing tor d
grl,l revicw of all Tho troops at TionslD for f'c
enlightenment Of ucn. urani. In Shanghai
tlrant will bc tile gucak Of Vtea.C .Consuld General
nlllcy.
IAraN,
YOKOHAMA. April :E'-Tlle Imperial resi-
1encca III various cities arc underGollg prepnra'
tlon for the occupancy uf icu. Nrant.
, 1879-05-22

ultra Rcpnhltcanlsln III u, interesting -.
I" cntcr t,rrti'fn!'nl ra,nragn, I,snn ssonnai't,n
te,3 ne atsf1v y Tt f, tHh%Tx thn, i ihe 5 s9.g Sg1 sa
Il Is o lor sar rrtn'n f1tss1ef to!snn,' tn 'e tauih
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terable things." The hotse is tho
most nervous and sensitive animal
that goes to sea, and a hon shows
The most utter disgust with life
when seasck.
"A correspondent of tho Hart
ford Times givEs tho following,
which may without offense, be call
IL fish storyt "When DR.. Lyman
Bcccher was preaching at Litchtield
he was passionately fond Of fishing,
and the preparatory lecture bell ono
Friday afternoon found him stand
ing knce>dcep in neighboring
pond, trolling for pickerc1, while his
coat pockets wcro filled with fish.
Not having time to change his
clothes, he marched with his polo to
tn, church, and entorcd the pulpit
with his boots filled with water and
the pickere kicking in his pocket.
notwithstanding his condition the
divine preached one of his most inn
pressive discourscs."
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THIS standard article is compound
cd with tho greatest care.
Its effects arc as wonderful and rs
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it's
youthful color.
1t removes MI cruptions, itching
and dandruif. 1t gives the head .
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
rigor, preventing badness, and mak-
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS q dressing, nothing has been
found SO cffcctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assaycr
Of Massachusetts, says, "'Thc con-
stitucnts arc pure, and carefully Sc
lcctcd for excellent quality and
consider it the BEST PRErAnAr1oN
for its intended purposes"
Prico, Ono Dollav:
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TIAX HkEGTHJHgNS.

TT7HE County Auditor, or nm assistant,
l. will be ut the following places on
the days designated, for tho purpose Of
receiving returns Of tho taxpayers Of tho
county, for tho next fscnl yeCr, VIZ:
Woodward'a, June Gand 1
Ridgeway, June 8 and 10.
Blythewood, juno II and II.
Gladdcn's Grove, Juno 13.
Cnldwell's Store, Juno Ia.
Durham's, June l6 and II.
Bear Greek, Juno 10 and 10.
Horeb, JUne23 md "a.
Jenkinsvilo, Juno as and 30.
Monticello, juno 81 and %.
baskerville, Juno 80 and July /,
White Oak, July 3.
Tho Office ut this place (Winnsboro)
will be open from 1st to 9Th June, md
from 4th to 2Oth July. Each taxpayer is
required to make return on oath of oil
renl md personal property
owned or controlled by them on
Juno ]st All citizens between
tho ages Of twcnty.one and sixty
years. except those exempt by low, arc
required 20 make return Of their polls.
After the goth July, a penalty of fifty per
cont, attaches. I'm. WfTHERs,
may 9 ;txtf County Auditor. :.