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TIL TLLtIt !illV ] II E-hH,
IL a25 BROAD STREET.
I,yr the largest and Chcaucst ~ well rs the mos
itn,iI.i, sock L, bc iuuuG III ibis CITY. ~
Er,l rc!ac;iou III prices Of fokCtioN, Bic
vuENE. aud NALENC1ENNES LACES-
from &c. ulrw:lri LOOK ri them.
CSCK CNANTILLY LACkS--all silS-Tery
r.s in. Of PLAIN and FANCY RIBBONS Il
rir,. lover than ever before cert d III IBIS city
ypj%GE> SATlSS. BUTTONS,
kIp.ndI ACE Tor GLOVES:
H,,'y'I Ill i. ard LINEN iIANDKERCHiEFS.
Ii;H-E'rS. MEEiNO UNUEkWEAR, EMBROI-
NERikS, SC.
ZTPHTE$-B!ack and white, Sc. an or; all coiors
C'e. rL.In a cal. my 81
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THE HIGHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FEE.
MALE, ALL OVER THE LAND.

DIR. l. Guy Lewis, Fulton. krk.s says:
"After u practice OF twcaty. five years, proclaim
TUT1 'S PILLS the best auti-Lilious medicine eve
made"
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Evl HENTER. : .,:,,x.,,.,.

u.ob,ye a NV more gpscial bargains I'm DRY
cUoDS % csr s;,c.sts ssney lawns Ssrring Cas- as,
< sHeo,hcr grtic'es--to c!sse out 10 max. room Tor
. h.aA' s,Hcl. comprising Ladies aud Chiidrcns
GTrtr,s,a:. Infants Lace, Caps, p,qae Bouucts.
S|',,rs. prtsSCS. &c.
Hc,lpg npc nf new.s'y,e Tics. Gloves, Eandkrr-
= .brt;, Hosiery. at'l LaceS. suclI Torcho,l
=, 3 and irs"riinrS. Rrecnnc Lsrc twhite and
ihck5 in al widths ratcn, Laces In every
wfqt! -rrv clc2p:
,r,, Goods 81, ciaiiy. In Swiss. Victoria La
,rrn Lawns. Go, dcd and Figured Piqucs.
...io.d aud Tl.ii NaiuSooSs and Organizes.
S",n,-lc! T2ri.iaI8s. White and Colored Tar
y.,Irr. =; reduced prices: Eack and White ut
e. ~ coArs III lQc.
lr,y"ts' ss,cIuc. made Ia order.
S'~""'' NY 90
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MEETINGS.

DYTHIAN NOTICE.-The Off &h
i GERS and members OF SYRAcUSEWssA
LODGE, No 5. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,Ef y s|
u n OF The Lodee THIS friday EPE-SGSS
MING, My 30ih, at 3 o'c eck, as iupor- Ss2T
tant amendments IN the hylaws In reference TO dues
and attending funerals viii be acted uooa.
Members OF sister lodges In good standing are In
yited to ATTEND
By order OF CHARLES n. PAGE, &C
GEORGE T.. B0WDEE,
J my 3C-1t* Keeper OF Records and Seal.
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FXT RSIRES.
rIulRrY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
l. TIE
RICHMO RAYS,
JUNE IL, 1879.
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET PIC-NI
MESr POINT

TO
WEST POINT.
MUSIC. DASCING, BOATING, BATHING, AND
FISHING. ALL DAY.
The GRAYs having chartered train OF coaches
of The Richn onG, York River and Chesapeake rail-
road. viii give an EXCURSION, BASKET PICNIC,
and TARGET PRAtTICE 10 WEST POINT on
THURSDAY. JUNE l2. 1879.
DANCfNG ALL DAY. Rcfrc hmentS mt city
prices. and Giaurr ut hotel for al VINO may prefer.
y prize 10 hc shot for Dy visitsrs independent OF
co;Lpany me nj.
children OYER three years obi. 5Dc.
Tue publ: !naY rely upon havlnsa pleasant, quiet
and agree tie time.
IicKcls 10 be had Of The committee aud members
Of The company, also III Grpot on the morning OF the
excursion.
Train leaves about 7:30 4. NJ. and returns about
8 O'clock L. NJ.
COMMITTEE OF hRRhNG EMENTs: Captain Bes-
sioux Leut'nauts Phi ips and LaughiCn. ScrSeants
Tyler, SPENCE. ami Gtb on. Corpora: tabkins, and
P1vates Reese. Crawford. and t''Keei"
my 30-eod Jc7t9.l0,11
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VA, FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 80. 1879.

RoBBED.-The bar Of Dir. Henry Thou,
on Seventeenth street, was robbed Wednes-
day night Of eight boxes Of cigars aud 50
in money.
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CpRING & 0 o d S.
COURTNEY & POWELL

COURTNEY 4 POWELL
have no,y in sore com p.ctc assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
,nwhich they invitc TIC attention of the public.
CAS>;MtEFS for Inen and boys from 25c. 20 Sc:
BLACK CASHMEi:tS from, soc. to sl.25 per
yard:
BLACK TASlISE from soc. 20 81 per yard;
BLACK HENRIETTA from ~ 10 $50 per yard
raACE MUUSLlN:
Et'NT!NtiS. AL shats and qualities;
LINENS |i all kinds;
| hqr2lin in BlEaCHED ThBLE-DAMASk
Soc;
Lr.r>; stock OF HOSIERY in tie city;
TN3ELWEAG, for ladics, men, aud Children;
PAEASOLS, KID GLOVES;
SILK and LACE TIES;
BEAUTIFUL SHETLAND SiIAWLS;
Fllstock Of DOME>TiCS,
ana many oihcr desirable goods.
We gHaranlec prices I" bc IS low as any In thr
market. 429 BRbAi' STREET,
s,h 2G.3m between Fourth and Filth.
CARDUZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
HAVING 4 LARGE TRADE,
a,l possessing ure,Iutlicd facilities for availine
ihcmsrvcs CT any favorable turn III The market to
SECURE LARGE LOTS OF GOODS ON THE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS,
burng. as they do, exclusively for cash, they are
from time time enabled 10 offer to their customs
or, AL assortment OF goods unsurpassed both III
price and variety.
THEIR PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS
will lie found worthy Of examination by the closes
buyer. They have lately secured Il iiue Of
BLACK SILKS
q very superior makes and finish. and which In
price has ne yer been cqualicd. We tnvi:c to This lo1
q Si!ks The closest scrutiny, and guarantee then
SPECIALLY CHEAr.
IN THEIR
ELACK-GOUDS DEPARTMENT.
onc Of their leading spccaltics--'hcv now dlspa,
lhc lne,t assnrincnt of BLACK KBUSTlNGS, Plair
Figured. ait! Sa;in-Stripe lneW).
GnENADIN ES--an unusual variety
TAMISE.
CREPE GRENADINE inew),
aud niauy other desirable Styles Of
MOURNING GOODS.
We ole. as special bargains oEc, t.v9-, and three
yard REMNANTS OF BLACK GRAPE 1T remark
ably low prices. ap lQ-W.M&F
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS!!-Re
" criviuy some special bargains III
NH oI;-.Dd HROWNE 4 isOWE'S.
NOR PARASOLS, NEW STYLES Oh
= PATTERNS. direct from the manufacturers
IN nili i: 2t;.cod t., ID 'N' BROWNE & EowE's.
DOR HOSIERY, CORSETS, HAND
/ kERCRIGTS, GLOVES, and All kinds u
FANCY GOODS, go to ~ .,,,.,,,,
ma Z6-,0d BRo" SE " EtoH l. -,
IOR CASS!MERES FOR MEN AMI
4 BOYS. rGINTS and other ID ~ + i
hUUDS-ii Won Wt>h reliable goods at lowest prices
a. 10 f,nh yi;-eodI BROWNE 4 RUST Els.
DON'T BE DECEIVED By FLAMING
l. advcr'i cnicnts- bat call on BROWNE
Row E. aud get fresh and deslra5le goods ar loves
tAsN ircc.. NH ll.iG-e0d
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EsE-EE VI.

IMPORTANT TO FAMlLlES.-We are
| now p1roarrd To FREEZE CREAM IN On
HOURS NOTICE for 20 c"Eta per gallon. ic
eos. OF Cream. incding 1rtrZaG. viii mus be less
than 81 gai.ou. Families wnJh nave no lfeezer' VIC
vii! Furnish hem. GA,
Wearr also prepared 20 max" and furnish M ~.
lily ICE-CRt.AM IL Sl.2J gallon. i-EhoN'
OPSNC, f. and other X rs al the sahc prce.
Hotels boarding -hCuSes, iatrs. ana ic>uva's luF.
ufshed at :, r-,ucc pricr. We guarantee perlec'
satisfaction in every par icl'dr. 80 -,
an ue~son: vi hin. 10 patruuize Ibis GGe Family
Ire.t ,cIn can eave their order al Cur factory y"
goo Eighth be, wcen Broad and Grscr str ct. Al
orders pr: mpiy af'enied 10. ana delFerea ifce Va
charge ai the shortest notice. - ..,o.,.. 1.,
my 3C-l.H PETER lhohfooN W.
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TUFTS PILL.

J. W. Tthbetts, Dacc'a. MIN. says:
"Sm using DIR. TUFTS PILLS. and ana haYtn
better health than have had IN thirty years."
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF The weed and to
all whom 1t may concern If yot want good CT.
GAR, either sc. or 10c.. Wade in &c. E.) at WHIT
LOCKS and baye your wants supplied.
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AitIllnond lispattlr.
FRIDAY.................NAY 80, 1870.

az THE CIRCULATION OF THE DrsPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SAVE MONEY by having your PrInring done atth
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ITO HOLDERS of
CITY OK RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING ~ july AND AUGUST, 1850.

Al n meeting OF .he Raard OF Commissioners
of ,hr sinking Fund i;rd May /. 1879, II was
Pe.oired. Tht, l:r ac,iix pr sid"nt ni t:ir 5oFn
give public notice by advertisement That III. OUT
s,,u,i,nr tonds oil the city OF KichD.opn, Tue Ia
1880. Will on aud after 'hc i Jay Of july 1879,
be r.d, ensd nn pres niaivD at IN: oGiE: % 'ie
Auditor Of the city.
In pursuapc" Of m" above direciiona. herehr
Five notice that The SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
TUE cry due In July. 1880. Amounting 10 fG7.-
lSl37 aua August. 1880. amounting 10 S3T.-
| 56s.S--.Utai. sl05.0l 965-.iii be redeemed at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST on preScata,
non at The office or tn. Audior OF The city aud
amer the IsT DAY OF july 1879.
HENRY g. CANNON.
Aching President Commissioners Sinking fund.
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SEEK NO FURTHER.-You win Gnd no better
The PICNIC Is the best sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale and rctaii at P. WH1TLOcK's, l445 Mali
street,
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j. THOMPSON BROWNS 5k p. A., Sidney Meth
odist church and lot.
TAG MACDOUG ALL, 10k A. H., at s II east Grace
street, household and Kitchen furniture.
IAs, MACDOUGALL, ut No. 10 Governor street,
=. 1f)k A, NJ. furniture, &c.
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THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro-
nouce them superior. For sale at every place where
good cigars are sold.
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NJ. ELLYscS CO., advertising agents, insert I'd
yertisements in all Of the newspapers Of the Untsf
s,les al publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DIS
patca countiaz-reom will receive prompt as1sn
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIcHMoSD,l
May 22, 1879.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il STOGkHSL DERS OF THE CITIZENS
BANK OF RICHMOND win he held at the office OF
the Bank on Tt URSDAY, June s, 1879, 1t O'Clock
Pm.
Shart holders who Do not intend 20 be present are
requested to call at the bank before the day Of the
meeting and sign proxies. so that quorum my &c
secured. EDWIN IL. SNEAD,
my 22-td Cashier.
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DooK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
sB ECTTEr At THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.

ENDORSED By
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND MERCHANTS
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DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked better &c
CIGAR Than WnITLocK's PICNIC.
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PILLS have entirely cured me-"
TUFTS PILLS.
Rev. r. +. Osgood, New York, says:
II have bad Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
represented" ,-..
TUFTS PILLS.
r. 6. Austin, Springfield, Mass, says:
O. For thirty years have been troubled WIN Piles,
Costivepess, and nidney-Disesse. TUFTS PILLS
have brought me out aii right"
.-4-,4 ..s.,., TUTTs PILLS.
DE- a!e 2 elTSS fGfEagHi fFEg and find
4 item 10 be all they are represented"
TUFTS PILLS.
81. K. Key. Old Town, Ark. says:
I "TUTI'S PILLS urc The bcs, ever sold. think
soon Will not be able 10 handle any other pill"
TUFTS PILLS.
Rev. NJ. W. Grahom, Lawrenccville. Ga says:
my case iTorpid l.igcr) has bafllcd The 'hill Of
physicians for fifteen years. | can safey say that
TUFTS PILLS have done NE more good than III
other medicines combined"
TUFTS PILLS.
tUtrnothy & Williams, Newton, y. C.. write:
We never sold medicine that gives such gene
raj satisfaction as TUFTS PILLS. The demand
increases every day.
25 CENTS. SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGIST
lmy z. 7.codtTc1oJ
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STATE DEBT.

wa are preparsd 20 FUND VIRGINIA BONDS
AND CERTIFICATES OF EEET INTO THE
NEW BONDS amber act OF March 2S, 1879. upon
like terms and conditions as those proposed ty
the funding associations. ,,,. -
Parties no, holding the required proportion OF
cousois and peelers car have the adtn.meat maiss
thrOu 2h us upon the most fivorabl le ,erms.
An Bonds &c. con6ded 10 Us sball have our pess
personal attention.
WiH furnish promptly any and oil iniorma'ion
needed K. II. NAURY s. co.
stock aud Exchange Broker.
nv oseoGom 1915 Main stree.
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TUFTS PILLS.

u ! have had LiSer-Disease twenty years. TUT
PILLS have entirely cured me-"
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PROFESSIONAL.

A Il. BARRETT, N. D.,
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
No. 100 SEVENTH STREET, cor. FRAsxLiS' &
RICHMOND, w.
ap l 1i-eod3m
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TEAS from csc. per pound TO the finest grades
w. d. BLAIR C co.
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NJ EW GOODS REGEtV ID -,2Ss
N DtILY-AiLLISERY G6niss AT Sgsgx
In Straw, ,Lf2horns, ard Chips Eiowcrs very cheap.
Trimmed Goods lover than ever before Grape
Wells and Mourning Goods = specislfy. Look ~ our
haresius In straw Hats-nea and stSIsAii shareSsst
lo, 20, 25 aud Aoc Lar-a strsk sn ss ,.rse,,sa as
ny2l 62S Bread ssTses.
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CHEWING ToBAccos AND CIGARS OF all grades
w, u. BLAIR 4 co.
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DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
aud numerous. When you want &c. hET-W EST
CIGAR see that you get WlIIrLOCK's, with copg'
righted label representing totdcco-teW on every
box,
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TEey are now making their purchases under
UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES,
and show some
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS,
which they place before their customers. You arf
Invited to call
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SUNME: RESORTS,

MILi.BoRO' SPRINGS. BATH CoUN-
1fL TY, two miles ff0m MiItboro' depot. Ghesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. are now open. Terms 70
suit the times Especial terms for FAMILIES for the
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re-
sort in the mountains. For circulars appt; to p.
Z. DCPUY, druggist. 427 Broad sireef, Richmond,
Va, or Wa. SITLISGTOE, Proprietor.
Mflboro' Springs poss- -on1ce,
my 30-cod1m 7sS Bath coaHty. Va.
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WORDS
| TRUTH.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT
FROM GS TIE CITY.
| We manufacture all goods we sell.
| We arc selling more goods than ever before.
We have larger floors devoted to business than any
| house in the city.
| We sell good and styllsll-lnade
| CLOTHING
ut
| LOWEST FIGURES.
are the prcdomlnating features in our advertise
ments. a. sAhS u Io''
| Talors aud Clothier+
! 1913 Main street. opposite post-cfIlce.
Mr.. GusTAvE LEBECF. Just from Paris has
! opened Il LAUNDRY at 9OG Broad street. Laces,
| lace curtains &C., pressed good rs new. Prices
TO suit the times
NATIVE WINES AND CLAHET ON DRAUGlIT.
Also, ALL TIE CELEBRATED CALlFoRSlA
| BRANDS.
| PRICES VERY Low.
CHRISTIAN L WHITE, Agents.
MARIcAEo COFFEE. equal toJava, for sale by W.
ID. BLAIR Il Co. At 1Sc. per pound.
DON'T make mistake, for limitations are various
aud numerous. When you wanta &c. kEI-W EST
CIGAR see that you get WIIITLoCK's. with copy'
righted label representing totdcco-teW on every
box.
LEVY BROTHERS
| have just received
| LARGE ADDITIONS
to
| THEIR STOCK
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Ttey are now making their purchases under
| UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES,
| and show
| EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS,
which they place before their customers. You are
Invited to call.
| SEEK NO FURTHER.-You viii Gnd no better
The PICNIC Is the best sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale and retail at p. WHIrLOCK's, l445 Mali
street.
TEAS from 25c per pound TO the finest grades.
w. d. BLAIR &C co.
DID YOU EVER? No; never smoked better &c
CIGAR Than WHITLocK'5 PICNIC.
SAVE MONEY by having your PrInr1ng done at ths
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
THOSE who have tried the PICNIC CIGARS pro.
them superior. For sale ut every place where
s0 P. WHITLocK, Manufacturer.
CHEWING ToBAccos AND CIGARS OF all grades
w. d. BLAIR l. co.
I PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF the weed and to
all whom 1t may concern: If yot want 4 good Ci'
GAR. either sc. or 10c.. Wade In fC. Ell al WHIT
LOCKS and have your wants supplied.
| NJ. ELLYscS Il CO., advertising agents, insert 10
yertsenents in all OF the newspapers OF the Unitsf
S,aes at publisners' rates. Orders left at the DIS
patca countipz-reom will receive prompt at1en
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Mr.. GUsTAvE LEBGCF Just from Paris, hl
opcncd LAUNDRY at 90G Broad street. Laces
lace curtains, &C., pressed Us good as new. Price
TO suit the times.
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MAR1cAEo COFFEE. equal to Java, for sale by y"
ID. BLAIR l. Co. at Sc. per pound.
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TUFTS PILLS.

.g>,a stg#-s.,.s. TUTTsS PILLS. vs
DE- n e ehTTSx afkagNn kg II and apt
them 10 be ali they are represented. -
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WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT
FROM n TIE CITY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

TREACHERY.--In the Argondut Of last
week eppears an exhaustive open letter to
John Kelly Of New York, presumably
written by 4 lex. Del, Mar, which. if as
true ms it appears to be, should forever
bury the political fortunes Of Samuel j.
Thden. Thezwrites asserts and his state
ments fully prove that Tiden was more
than any other man responsible for the
defeat Of Horstia Seymour in 1868. Sell
fish ambition seems 10 have been the rul.
ing passion with Tilden, as with nearly
all politicians, and in the instance refer
red to it appears to have 0 er leaped itseii.
The letter above referred to was written
with view to defeat Robinson, Tildon's
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
New York Slate. ate s...
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18
EDITORIAL JoTTlECs.

e. a h Il - u
II TUESDAYS ELEcTIoNs.-. The daily
papers received here Thursday afternoon
give Incomplete returns OF the elections
held in Ohio and Iowa on Tuesday INST,
pbut safficient to show that both States
have gore Republican, by largely increas
ed votes. In Ohio The majority for Fos-
ter, Republican candidate for Governor,
is variously estimated at from 1900 to
10000 with the probabilities thatit viii
be nearer the former figure. 1t is gener.
ally conceded that the Republicans will
have clear majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot which will result in re,
firing Thurman from the United States
Senate. This will be sad loss to the
Democracy oftho country as he is ac-
knOwledged rs one of the best and ablest
of the Dem mocratic LEADERS in that body.
In Iowa Gear, Republican. will have a
clear majority over both his opponents,
Ddmocnd and Greenback. In tha. State
it iscfaimed the Republicans have gain
ed in neatly every precinct over the vote
received by their candidates in 1871
Upon the whole, it seems evident from
the elections of 1879 that a Solid RepGb
lican North will oppose and overwhe I'm u
solid Demooratic South in the Presiden-
tisl camIaignoElSS0. So may it be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

LAwLEssNEss IN MENDocINo. - A
Mendocino dispatch Of October 18th says:
Constable William Host went out this
morning with posse consisting Of james
Marrow, F. w. Potter, james Nichols,
Cyrus Gailbrailh, Archibald Yell end
Thomas Dollard, to arrest four men who
had previously been found encamped in
the woods tolr miles east Of town, jerking
beef surreptidusly killed Their first
camp was deserted, and following for n
mile or two the posse came to the remains
of another camp Are apparently deserted,
and Wright stopped over the ashes to as
certain whether they were yet warm.
When rising, the outlaws fired four shots
from the bushes, dangerously or fatally
wounding Wright and Dol.ard, nGictng
flesh wound through the shoulder on
Nichols. and perfor.ting Galbrnilhs's
coat. The two latter returned for REIN
forcements, and A Nelson, the other con
stable, started out with large posse in
pursuit, also telegraphng for the sheriff
to meet him from Little Luxe with n
posse. A later dispatch says that Dollard
has just been brought to town dead, and
Wright is just alive, but with little hopes
Of his recovery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

EARLY RIsINo.-Lazy people will
read the following with great delight:
a German physician has demonstrated
that early rising is a very bud habit. He
has taken the trouble to collect informn-
lion as to the habits in this respect of
several persons who have lived to an nd.
vanced age, and he find. that in the ma
jcriiy of the cases the long livers have in.
dulged in late hours. At leas: eight out
Of Ten persons who attained the age of
eighty years and upward were in the hab-
it Of not retiring until the early henrs of
the morning. and of remaining in bed
until the day was far advanced. On the
other hand, he has failed TO discover, af-
ter careful observations Of the health Of
several early risers, that it was in any
degree better than that Of n sim liar mum,
berof late riscrs. He thinks that 50 far
from any dec dcd benefit being gained by
getting up early in the morning, it rather
tends 10 exhaust physical power and to
shorten life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

MURDER IN KENTUCKY. The Cincin-
nati Gazctte's Grayson, Ky, special of
October 18Th, says jesse Underwood
was shot in the door Of his fathers house,
known as Fort Underwood. yesterday
morning. The Hdl5rook party surround
ed the house, threatening 10 kill anybody
who would dare bury Jesse's body, or
rescue George, who is badly wounded,
and, with tho women and children-all
that rcmans of the unfortunate Under
wood fainily-is inside of the house.
George to-day sent word to the County
Judge, praying for help and protection.
The Governor has been appealed to, but
he has not responded. This is the fifth
murder within the last three weeks in
Carter county--iou Of the murdered men
being Underwoods, and one n mem Der Of
the Holbrook tribe-and nothing has been
done by any officer, from the Governor
down to the county magistrates. to ch eek
this fearful bloodshrd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

THEi Congressional Record is dull read
ing. There is no journalistic ability dis
played in It's pages. and it reads about as
monotonously as the report of a Board Of
Trustees on a sewer pipe When Lamar
the Noble Roman from the South, refer
red 20 The intellectual peacock from New
York as a liar. ard Conklng hit back
with "iiar. hackguard and coward"
with whole "case" full of exclamation
points in his voice. what report did this
apology for newspaper make? Simply
hone at all. The real journals of the
land gave the news, and told in n vast
number of columns how all Washington
feared that her streets would he welteripg
in somebody's gore, how nobody fought
how both came 10 the conclusion that a
mistake bad been. made, and had used
the lahguage only in a Congressional l.
sense. On all this the Record was silent,
and to read it one would have believed
that Roscoe and Lucius Quintus had been
like two turtle doves in one nest. We
don't desire any such launcntable old fos,
sill on our exchange list.-Bee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-10-18

GRANT ANDTuE CROWNED HEADS
General Grant. during his recent tour,
has been received by the following nam
ed princes and potentates, Queen Vic
toria of England, King Leopold Of Bel
GUM, the Khedive of Egypt, the Sultan
of Turkey, King Humbeit of Italy, Pope
Leo Kill, President MaeMahon of
France, :he King of Holland, Emperor
William of Germany, Prince Bismarck,
King Oscar of Sweden, the Emperor
Alexander of Russia, the Emperor Fran
els Joseph of Austria, King A lfonso of
Spain, President Grevy of France, NJ,
Gambetta. Viceroy Lytton of India,
King Theba W of Burmah, Prince Kung
of China, the Emperor of Siam, the Mi
kado OF japan.