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, 1879-08-08

kpfc1dI Ul&palcH 70 Jhe Tribune.
New YoNK. Aug. "a meeting Ut the Cen
erna Freight Agents Of the trunk.l!no railroads
uns held ut tle office of Commissioner Fink To-.
day. In The absence Of Mr.. 1lt.ster, Of the New
York Central. anu Milton II. Smith, rcprescnt-
inE thu Baltimore j. Ohio. Gully routine business
was transacted. 1t was announced that the IIro-
stock "pooi" had been established frum West.
crn tcrsniual points s,-Chcayo. ~. Louis, Cln-
ctnnatf, anu Indianapolis, The percentages Of
tho gross traffic which Il to fall to tic four roads
from Chicago and ST. Louis have been fixed AMI
agreed upon, but thu percentages OIL traffic from
tue Two tast-unnlcd cities have not.
, 1879-08-08

The Portland (Ne,) i'r<sx says tint a geu.lc|
man who l&as returned from q trip to Nova.
scotia and Prince Edward Island reporta tina
American iegat.tenders arc current oyerywiler,
at par al gold rates, but the silrcr dollar !
ouotcd at 90 per cent lacount and will not b
received anywhere for mnre than 80 cents.
, 1879-08-08

- J70HEH18 EFMI 4tHx1.
Mr. John PAYNE. o1 Sandy Creek, caught
tema;r opossu.n which had swen.y;two young
wese tu her pocket md eieren. bconglng to
sone ollcr 'possu.u. doubtless, uero sticking ou
to her outside. Mr., Puyuc has then all. aud II
he 5aises them all he will have enough 'possuln
lucat to last AiIu sonc t!kuu
, 1879-08-08

10 10 sold the Court tesl1cll a decree setting
forth that tho cuunltca had tho first lien
upon thu rostl a'd It's Ruling stuck for
saI amounts. m1,d bcft1c an oster Of sate could
or would ta fasna| the vlFf1na atnuunta would
tlAvn to t0 paid Dvcr to 1hr Clerk Ot ihe Etllrt
aubjcct tn fts urs!cr. The 9th OF this month WIS
set for ths purpoae Of payug s,scl, of hrso
counties shn amounts dno silrm, nnti, 10 defeat
thr ends Of Justice, te officers Of tke ROAD went
1efors the inferior court AMI presented their
claims, which rrsllttl n aboye,
, 1879-08-08

Ev!dunca Of tho strong opposition to TitpEs
10 the South Il multiplying. Hardly a public
man from that section Of the country has do
ciared himself In favor Of TiLpEN. The laat
one TO pronounce aeaIntt lin Ia Congressman
lIouKEn, Of Mississippi, who snys:
sIr. TlLDEH IL not tunch taikaI ayont In tho
South. liz hA4 tott cAAfo. liz II moi looked upYn
10 TavorAbiy - he ustd 10 he. 1
, 1879-08-08

uACkEn OuT
MILWAUKEE. Wis, AnR. 7.-1hc Milwaukee,
Driving p1rk Association Inns Withdrawn frnm
flIn Western Circuit, anu the races announced
Tor the August meeting nre declared HfI. Tue
reaaon given for tltA action Il bal faith on tic
part ol certain iorsa.ownefA who ind assured
the Association tint they would surely enter for
the fnccs!ne, but who bare stlee received and
accepted higher bids elsewhere.
B1oux GITf.
{1a.efa! JNsp4teh to 7as 7>th,t;.k
eloU1 CtTr, In, Aug. 7.-I'lark Dixie, d
young horse Of great promise, was sold toIBy
10 Culbcruon, of Cbicagu, tor s5O0.
, 1879-08-08

1nh1nR4- T Il u
Chicago, ....,.....O o d q 3 "a
Nunafo ........... ~ o O o D o 2 U-a
,t,txa ..nuvn
,, ~
r,,!iaA ,!inn.nAs- + = = Z
s,1.TE EsmMaEo' '''''''''"'" q y y r. - -
nmnu H.: - htt IL. 'n f,.i.s,nnt. M W.,t.,
FIfst tsae on erroFt-Jji,tyalu, i.
Btruck ont-Cblcaao. p; Dunalu, g.
Wild p1tehrs-}.afkIn. !.
Time ri vame 0ns hour and dfty nafnates.
Lmpteo--T. 1illnn, Of LoadHh. Ont.
NOTES Or THE oAHE. F..
There verc over 2,iEl pt"plc M o. the Ball Park
yesterday to aeo the Builalo' Chicago game.
, 1879-08-08
PERSON AIS.

To Mr. Apson: Our candidate you cannot
be.
Hanlan has won so many cups that ho lnay
DO satd 10 be addicted to 'ctn.
Tho Grnnt movement appears to 10 rathor
baiky.-St. Louls 0lo5t. Democrat.
It Ia claimed tint Senator David Davis In
running tho bainess Of antt-faf dcaeEs.
song l,y tho oslitor Of tho Nav York SIM:
Obi Tho snakes. tho anakos, the lootfut o snakes.
Mr.. 1hurtunn'a rcil bRndann Is not ban'
expressive Of cxultal'oni Il IL signal OF dls'
ireap.
Horny Watterxon is trying 10 kocp tho
TI1,'cn hoom alive on Donroon County whisky anu
a0gur.
Mr.. George William cnrtis' sop who grad
ua,cd at 1iatyArd list commencement IL only II
yrara old.
The Rev. Murray's treasures are in
11rnycn, nnt consequently cut oi reach Of hta
Wicked creditors.
Afr, Dana, who is alrondy abroad, Ia tho
most conveniently located with reference 10 the
Eng'lsn Mission.
Wo 10 not believe tho report ih,t Tho
Gran. movement has been suustsuck. It is too
deep In the shade.
IIOkh 0Wlkt uA6 ICk lk6cQFUIGu II NIHllb 10E
nearly week. We suppose. however, TINT It IL
the Counts fault.
Tho attention Of Sitting Bail ID called to
tho Bu1nlos TINT have bean frcqueuting our base.
ball park recently.
Andy Johnaon'a granddaughter, Bliss
Patterson. IL gong to lecture. Msa Patterson
must TO tmpcachod.
4 Texas editor says Te1as il not 0the
paradso Of 1nuFdcrcFa, and Chaatluc Coz says ho
IL very glad to hear It.
An exchange says: " There is not enough
money In T!llcn's' barrel to buy John Kesly.''
Great hcaycna, Ia tho barrol ompsyl
Cotywayo ia out of job, and, unless tlle
President has fully committed himself to Narnsey,
LIZ might be mnde Secretary Of War.
Tho potato-bug fns appeared in Irolnnd,
being evidently mialctt BY the application Of tho
crm Irish potato to lts favorlte tuber.
We do not beliavo TINT John Sherman can
reasonably ask to be credited With the bount!ful
.sops throughout tho country thta scaaon.
A report that Mr. Evarta may reslgn his
present o0icc to accept thns Just vaea;cd by 1r.
We!sh Is quoted by tho lForld. Of London,
"1n spite Of all temptation, ho remained
An Enul!shtnnn." We would Itko to bet tl,at 10
never hal chance 10 become nh Ohio man.
Miss Oliver, tho Brooklyn preacher, has lost
hor church ,,Y rcaeon Of financial eu,,nrrn.sncntu
M fcmnc pre ct,cr Ina INV bu..nea, In 1rorkivn
mi. ,,.,,,,.. -. r., 80
t"' .4u'oA AAoope4S ~ Soi'o} Assano 6ooh
10 losees uat nasta' VINO "as jew went into
mani, snoon,' ssS& 'e''' 49," A'''' A'''' ""' u ''''
-
en. ~ u natohna' tne roeaor, altef CIV.
mR 1ueeessEul entertainments in London. has Wis
i'"d parIs. aud hr will return 10 New York about
the etd OF August.
Dr., Mary Watkor is spending the summar
with friends In f,sveoo countv Snev yor,, ,ua oh.
, 1879-08-08

: =
A nan all thu way tronl tuwa caina down re-:
Gently to bu .nctureti for sore eyes. liz had 'eul
bad. Tl,a uoctur asked hiul several questions
~ u h!s Mode Ut lie sud other lAge, to Rot A.
a propcr diagnosis, When the man interrupted
him with tle information Tint he knew Whit
thu cause Was hMscli: ~ kstclcd cuIu Iron.
, 1879-08-08

Rp'ciai Dl3pateA 10 Ths 7s4suaz,
LAKE GENEVA. Wis., Aug. 7.-Tise third TO-
ga.tA Of tho Lake Geneva Yacht Club will 10
sailed on Saturday Of tuis week. Arrangements
haze been made to awas,i Two OF three cash
prizes to the best yachts THIS will undoubtedly
bc one Of the most ciosely contested races u the
season. Commodore Fairbauk's cclo,rstcd
Whisper and dozen or moro othcr faa& boats
will cutter.
Tue annuat regatta for the Sheridan prize. an
elegant silver mtptaturs Yacht. will be sailed On
the 10th inst.
, 1879-08-08

tho great mats Of Republicans think tllcT were.
II anything, not Aoyaro ennliEt, oos wouIs LINK
that Mr.. ToM Ew1Nu's frlcIHia might hive do6o
RomcthIug wlecr for hts interests thaa 10 re-
print his iotter,
, 1879-08-08
Tho Illinois, Bloomington u
Western Company Fight
." ing Its Taxes.
Railroad Connection with Lead
vile Promised by the First
OF October.
Probable Effoot Of the Decision Of Judge
Harlan in the O., O. T. L
o. Oaso.
Meeting Of tho Trunk-Lino Freight
AGENTS IN New York City.

judge HarIan's decision tn the Columbus, Chi
cuuo s. fnliana Central Railroad caso Will be
10 mako Il practically impossible for .l.c dcfcud.
mi to soulp,y viii, ihc ortiur Of tic Court. As
stup a. The decision If AprI Is last VIVA filed
H.. ,,o.ttn,, },,udho11,r. ,,,., lin, ttr.,
. Nv 49, ,',,'.,'Is .',..."'t .....,,-s H.,
mosleaEe uo"'tu'aeFs "'aeu 'oeet"eF :i''l ~
posted mora than @5,O00.GN Of bonds with
tic Union Trust COMPANY, Of New
y,,r,, 40 soc,,,t,v .bo, tb,x ,von11 ro,n.
"'"f w. 49, ~ Ill., .a,.,...
NY Will III. lt'ms ~ tnc al'e''"eu
Lease aud rGduco Tic total Indebtedness
tu SI5Snl ,Qj0. As required by the axrcctucnt,
tt,x ,pont tn,o tt,ur, ~ f,htcoro in limo 1u.t
.I ~, .nn, n..,n. f,.,, ,n,,,,. .or,,r,r ~.
"a asseu s'a' nas n'e,. n.np's ., eseu..f to
tins f!Il't'nE OF Their phFs ol te aereemcnf, the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati d st. Louis, rs lessee,
should t,c compelled to uay over the arrears Of
rental. Tbia a,ro,lnt at cash arrears 10 The 1st
of Jnntary being so,aJ9D7G, d rca,it,str1cht
woul have been ronpnrntiycly tusy, Judru
Harlan I,ua now lcr!Irl tint, willie the new
arrrcu,cpt was not q conllton prrceicnt to
ii,,. nayn,ent OF reut, vet Tie lessee had n
right r., ilc f}il]lmcnt os Tint condition within
n reasonable time: That several yenrs hai
rtanscd, a,ut the Defendant had lore nntblnE
townr1 scaling thc ipIebtcdness as nsrectl. nnT
,yrrr therefore, in default, Now, tho icesco VIVA
rufitlrI Ia arnll,m M agreed tlnon bcfotu n,ly
fmr;i,er rental Gould lo dr,,,n,I,Ic! rlIe on,ount
nf nlehtcjncgs must bc reduced by 81, G2. I'D
nina nIt TIM tntcrst tt1ut hal nrrrtleA I traa
, 1879-08-08
TIE TURF,
TAoTTlNG IT uurF&Lo,

a,..., 1,ssss.,s =, =. n,s ustxLo. 80.
prxv,,nM ~ An. " !" 1"e .,., a'1'eae.
oIff"lo' ~ II Aue. t.-Ihc third day Of
was characterized bY beautiful weather. trncl
in suocrb order. threo rarr. mn, ;, o,,o,,aaaa.
ri nhnnt = mn, ,,r.nn. ~ .r,,a M ~ su A'1uunuec
,.d.s r,'eo os ~. sos, u WHOM S'pcs eent were
'a"les' 1hfee ePensa ~eFc on the card, the 'o:35
race. carried over from yesterday, aud the n:lY
and o;o0 contests, Tie feature at The av,e .nort
was the o:1B r1nss which hro,,obt ,ora,,,. os.s w.
,t., ffrs, 49,. .,sn,' noasa. soao"ict '"f
t4'G h'st 1i'ie h"c1' ea'a4y "l tu1 luminarlcs
as Darby. boncsettcr, Driver, Dick Awiycllcr.
llanns, Ka,le Middleton, and the 4-year.old
phenomenon Trlnket. ra.t t5rnc and - r.a-hct
cnntcst wcre rs,so,,h,, ox,,,. ~ -. s.,'. to
u'ear lace1'tg' AS 10 time there WAS no dis
appointment, for tht winner trottcd thrcc heats
better tlIan 2:nU, which is a prami nrrfornnpr.
fl. a,,v lor., h,. thc raro ~. t,,, .t,.a ~
,,.,.",'a .'.sh '.... r@' ,@',., ~ o"ees"'cu ~
, 1879-08-08
Small. flRF.

The alarm from Hox II ut $50 Inst evening
was ea1sel BY urc In the chimney VI four
story brick building ut No. .N CLARK street.
No damage, a tta lire was easily ext!ngusled
with few paila Ut water,
, 1879-08-08

The SHERMAN boom Inns conc Violently
athwast distinguished cttizon OF Nav York,
Noscon CosKLINo by name; md as yet the
hitter stands firm.
, 1879-08-08
E1oven Innings and Victory for Provi.
depco Against Troy--syraouse
Deats Boston.
Bonesettcr Vanquished by Darby
IN the 2:1g Race at
Buffalo,
DABE~DALL,
f1frff.lnn VA. titfrPIIn.

ht..,.,r H. ~, .,.,., ""u .alu
,s.,s" 49,. =, .s ','". s ..., W. '"''s'
VI when aefcas Almost stared fhem tn 'lte iace'
The largest attendance Of the week attcsted the
interest tclt III tte gutnc and tns VIA nart] ,
1uo IN tto o,r,rnoon,,nt mai. .,',, 49,,
rr,,. ra,,,., .,,.s 1t,,.h a'oI a'.o
tAu. "oua p'ay. hueh u'sappo'nt'neht wss
manifested when the Chicago tcnsu CANT On the
field without the wclt-kuown catcher and FIRST.
bateman. nnd # 1eemcd In In prnryo1lv ror.
ro1o, ,n.. !. r,,,,,, ~ n,,,t,;or
,...r s". ~. :. ~, oa'u ss;.',s w. :,..
ssloty loe .oc nouno'nE nsons. 10" agrer-
were when three ru catnc IN "A ,,v The
land cecrs that nrcst vi eac,, ,,.u,swo. T.,
=, h. ..a. .ts ~. ~. .ss1 ,,an -. -, -
. ~ w. ''aao =. sa,e ut Ut eosseu tne ptate IN
Restocking. Olympic contest Immediately
rrccedtur the nrr. in which Jimmy Wood.
tc,,1 p,e, m rtna r,,,a In The ,.., it,;,n ~.
s.1.ss. s .....ns"-.., ~. ..".' "'c'
ae''E "hlte"aehct1 e'1ht tifhest and Wo'1
tic game Q to Z. Yesterday The Dutlalos Ad-
1ntnistcrci al.e brush eight times, but they run
mi of w,ttn,xas,, Ia ,ho i,st iunrr ar,, s,,,t,.
toot; turn at tl,e ha. tnai snat,.,ed w hi, aSl
~ ~, ..a,s su,r ~ ~. w. ..s su"eu pai CUT
After Capt. Williamson md Cnp,: Calvin
Int Their little tosk.ups AMI Capt Williamson
lntiad tl'at tant. oalvin hau Ent*sed tl'c right
sh'o % NY shG g.; 'otanct Gaptan REMARKED tlta'.
S H. sae '' IL Tie sG1si pa1Spa % ea oees
proceedings with 1onhaer to Waller. Peters
followed wsth ny 70 Fuimer,, and Williamson
nnisaea s VIII hno!'Gr 70 nsannn!gle. Eeglcf
actt long at'sl hafd W to Gotn tat was taken
Da'fymplc With sky.hLgh' one that Dal tr.'zc
70, aln! Clapp wound up With rtcoehet
sh9t 10 easen, Wti's tl,s hitter tlsyer atupptd
aala aa eot 70 hrst WIN Ieinrc alanacer Clapp IN
Elapp, shafler str!'ck ont: .9nd llanknson's i!y
*at captured by alctinnnLEle.-tlr cateh being
, 1879-08-08

5pec{a7 blsoalcA 70 7He 7i76lHe.
DrclTun,' H., Anc. 1.-THE OLD wooden tres
tle.wosk arross lhe Saneamon River, ol, the ILL.,
nois Central load, south Of this city, has been
replaced by substantial iron bridge, at cost
of thousands OF dollars. The paIuters arrived
hero from tialena, ILL.,, Ycatcsday, und will paint
:ha new bridge.
, 1879-08-08

who whs given second place. At the conclusion
9! !hle heat uIe general opinion Was Tint
Darby did not have II, c1trs LINK OF
sne-t lett, aud that horsc that could
nn'a ttotted = quarter of i second taster
would have beaten lin. Macu, on Lie contrary,
N.Y. he never let 60 OF hts head hut ONCE, and
@ 1.lat ~as In the serond heat when ho passed
TIE 2:29 RACE
brought out Mouse, Chance, and Cray FfIar.
Mooae Haa The tasositu At 80 against go fur
tlr otf!cr twti Ils won the two heats that were
1fottcd ~ "*1 "ha 2:z.'4, Chance forcing him
ouI AMI dfaJ frlar tang up
Tomorrow tile pacefs atuI tha 2.of cfnss will
special purse; $l,0u being offered u ho brats
2:l5, Goldsmith Maids TINA ovrr th,s track, and
$500 additional II he beAts 2:1aX, bis own rec.
ORD. II II believed lllnt Ka.tc Middleton haA
tie catarrhal fever. She had m speed ts-Jay and
after the second heat discharged freely at tAc
nustr1ls.
aUNNART.
BusFAto. n. r.. Aug. 2, lH7p.-2:1s c,ass:
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GsattE -a'uo'elnn ;. ~. .....s.ssss..th Z ar
'':r.. in:,o;;:.'n..;,r,. ct.'''''t 4"
, 1879-08-08
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1tms-2:105s: 2:1D; 2:l8H.
SARATOGA.

SARATOGA.
aAHATo0A, Aug. 7.-'fhe trsck aud weather
arc good.
The one-n,ile dssh waa won hY Clara H., Jert
cho second. md Bells third. Time, l:444. The
winner soid 1t $30 In pon1 OF over $StU. Dan
8parllng waa tl,r iavnrtte.
Bonnie Carra won ,he Clarendon Hotel
Stakes e tnfte-and-aquarter siaah fnr r year old
lI1lies), Lulu second, antl Cnntessa third. Tine,
2:t2. Fcrida was big fnyurite.
OdCu that sold In the field won tho Kentucky
States u three.Q .Quartar tnile dash for 2-ycar-
olda) Minoa tfavorite) seeoud, ann tliro0e third.
Ti.no, 1:173{.
Khadau,anthua won the selling race, Jack
acrcw scconds and Egypt third. Time, 1:tgN.
JAckBcfew Ha1 the fAvnrtle.
, 1879-08-08

THE n1LLaDALE {Mlcr.} RE0ArrA
The following asu tho entries to thu IIi1slalo
roEatta on ths 13tll and 14th nst- Tile ruces ars
all to be one mile and quarter. stra'ghtaway, TN
Bnw Recsc Lake. tlear uitlsdale:
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Ksllsgg 70 be U1seste1.
fClnainnstl 0ssette. Rep.)

| WAsulxoroN. D {. 1.-the Demo.
cratic mo.,u..rS VI tue 6eoxte Com.
mtttee on PrivtlsRes and Elections
nave privately decided ~ report ~
favor Of unseaiiUK Srnator kelioRg.
AZ vt no formal action has bYem
aiken on this subject 10 the full
ommittee, but . prominent Demo.
cratic member OF the committee sHi't
that Kellogg s0uld be undoubtedly
out OF tho 6spste bef0re the end Of
February, The claim OF the Demo.
cratic nemboe0 OF the committee 10
thof tho testimony Of Ne. 4elIoGgs
Own 1ttoeceeo, g taken 70 ko9letsns.
~ o. itooll eumcient % juatify the
Senate % deciding agalnSe hlm. Il
q non claimed that tho testimony
lately taken 10 New Osleeo0 presents
. strong case a4sinst Ne. KelloRg,
wilton b independent Of tho Wit.
neooeo OF NJ. 6p060rd, and which b
ae tho same time quite 0u@cjeot 20
justify tho Democracy 10 putting
him out Of the senate.
The exact shspo which will 30 giv.
% 70 tho resolution to Do presented
ey tho committee haO not been d..
tslmined. Some favor Q resolution
setting forth tho facts claimed ~
hsvs been established against NJ.
KelloGG, and ending by declaring
hts oest vacant. thu result Oi which
wOuld b 70 obtain new Democratic
Senator ct tho hands OF the recently
elected Democratic Legislature.
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: mi; vi: :1S it,. f. n, =! s', ..,<1n
highest sga.'. bidder At tho a.. ~
n 'tch'toches. on ~" ~
At ls NJ. the FOLLOWING a. ~. hA
a.. a certain ia tract Of I... H.
n! north side Of Eayou 'sa"s
BRO. Brock 81 from 70 John Ss sI,.st II
t x',n all tho 'o''d'tx' ~: I'D t'
Terms Of 81.
ossh-sutject to app,,,.
Nov. q. q u
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How 70 Encourage Enigrstjon.
IN. o. Timee.1

IN tho Rrest trunk routes leodins
from tho North, and their connect.
tng lines, would combine and agree
20 Issue cheap excuceion Tickets N
Lculetans and 4iseiseippl durjo9 the
Tall and Wlnter. ~ have no doubt
that thoussnds would svail then.
selves OF tho opportunity 10 escape
the ri90ro Of Q Northern winter. 20
paes . few months, at least, 10 our
magnificent climate. Beeiie tho Cd.
vantage which would result 10 ".
rtoue Waye IN tho 0llinG up OF the
hotels and boarding houses: there
would. doubtless. % many who
would, become purchaser Of lands.
And re0t'te here porm snontly.
Tho tide OF emigration Will coon
turn eouthWard. Q spirit Of enquiry
70 abroad, and the o)iehtest oonoec.
sloo On our parts would cause inveo.
'tgstt0n. and tho reoults Vished for
could DO obtained.
VIII any Of our Natchitoohee Ian.
led peopristors induce our itiend
Jos. 4. AIKEN. ESQ.,. to issue e1our.
stoa ticksts Tor this valley b tske n
tbDe gentleman Who want % seea
country - . . country Let ~
hear tom 0ommodor AIxIu!
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II our esteemed contemporaries,
that sdvocate the policy Of golden
silence By tie Democratic member,
It Congress. would explain 70 ~ how
u . possible for tho large plumber Of
Independent voters north n suppor,
. party upon . platform which prom.
tses nothtns, and elect to oilce a
President without . policy. No might
b constrained to believe there Wa
cone virtue In their advice, r.
II 70 manifest that . large major.
ltycf tho American people want 70
% rid OF tho Republican party. AMI
Il % equally sure that they do not
care 70 take to The Denoeeasjo party
until Il soows itseli able 70 cope With
living queetioos.
Home rule' = the vsrisst Of 20.
!idesl clap tap. The Republicans
know full veil they could never hsye
made . caovass asaiost that doctrine
sed skilfully turned the whole con.
eeee o. Last ysof upon STATE Riehte
- understood BY the asti.beilun
6osthega lssdels, and 0eeseejon.
Il ~ Q bod b,vodef % have nab
'uaa . aaht but after hsviag mad
e end tn1lod. % sot down and s'vai&'.
~ ~ Aoeejoaa people % boost the
pessy iato power simply On The
poesd q tAsle bsiag TIED Of b.
peeeaaaiso = askiae LITTLE to
D00o.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Succaaeloo q Wm. Campbell, dec:).
EDWARD CAMPBELL having filed
]. Ia tho Clerk. Odtvs bis fInsl AZ.
count IN tho 6acesssion Of W. Csmp.
tell, de'd. Notice II hereby given to I'll
persons Interested n show Gauss within
ton days, Why tho ssme should not lv
homolegaeed and tho Adminlvtrator din.
chssxed.
Witness tho Hon. J. u. B. Tucker.
fsrseh yadkr. THE 18th day Of Dvesm.
Oer, A. D l679.
JNO. LApLACE,
Oec. ~ u. d.. Clerk.
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BAYA1D wants ths lsesl tendar "a


BAIAlo wants ths legal tender "a,
repealed. -"
Right. a;e i
For With tho ooostitutiooal ls..,
tender. gold sad silver. your a.
40 contracted On Q cola baaae ~
40 always q Pan.
Gold bee . fixed value. Ith III
paper money that changes fbom ~
o discount Had gold spd siivor
oeso 10 only legal esndee to ee,ah
q ~ and ~ IL following an
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value q paper mossy vould IN
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ltqeidatsd With . cur.saey boueAt
nh laboe and eeops q par.
TAe dsoeoepah - oeielsal a.
- Soeeeeek ed to ioeg1ooed vnlne
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nb svtl oethis sost q eulzaee,
g. 1AIAaD woo1o b dsetsog.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCTESSlON SALE.
Hucceasion ~ Russell Brazil & wife.
DY virtue Of On order from tho Hon. J.
- n. b. Tuck : Parish Judge, will II.
fer for ssle Ut tho late residence of thr
dscesaed, twelve miles from thu city Of
Natchita'ches, betw tho usual hours
Of asls. on
Wednesday. December sl.t. 1879.
all tho movable property belonging to
the succession OF Russell Brazil and his
" f., Catherine Brazil, consisti"R Of
Ono Il colt, oxen, cattle, 6oys. two
s:.ddlss, ono Wagon, household and
kitch"n furniture, farming utensils. aud
corn. ~ per inventory.
Alse tho lease Of the land or farm. m
which deceased resided. f.r and durinv
tho year l500.
Terms of Sale:
Sale Of movesblss for cash. subject to
the spprsisemsut on inventory.
Lease Of farm for what il win brine
!ent payable December LIT, 1881, s,curr,i
W The lessor pledge and privilege. and
such personal security ssI may rsouire.
Il deemed nscs1sary.
LlTTLETON ! PATE.
Oee. ~. Administrator.
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NArcItlrocnEs. Aug. q, 1879.
hereby certify that I have used Nor.
m""ds Balm on my little daughter, who
was scaldrtl. A few application Of the
Balm cured it readily aud left M mark.
L. CASPARI.
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IT. C1A1LD 0fHWAl1 PAlgll1
sailed nom Liverpool. Eoslsnd, Oh
1eeh Inst. ioe Amssico. Ho oomoe %
discuss WITH I1ioh.Amoeicaas the
QUoo0oos between lrieh landloeds
ed lsiDh tenants.
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The heaviest export on record from
New Orlesas, wss on soth inst., when
fifteen 0ee going vessels cleared With
lsS.000 bales OF cotton, valued at
5000. 900.