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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR S II E Z / Eff .
w. Il. Burns.

OF Spring City, announces himself candidate,
for SHERIFF OF Humboldt county, Nevada
subject to the decision of aha Democratic Coan--
ty Convention. au2l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
AN UNNoTIcED OUTRAGE.

An election was held IN Yalabusha
county, Mississippi, yesterday for
sheriff, to fill a vacancy. There were
two tickets in. the field,- the Democrat
and the Fusion, the latter supported by
Republicans and Greenbackers. The.
county in 1876, gave Tilden l,904 votes,
sud Hayes S3l. On straight party
vote the Democrats outnumbered,
the Republicans, over two, to ones. so.
the only hope for the latter to elect
their- candidate for sheriff, was based
on fusing with the Greenbackers and
drawing heavily from the Democratic
ranks. Last Saturday the Democrats
and the Fusionists held ratification
meetings at Coffeeville, the county seat.
Eoth parties marched through the
streets, and in, passing corner col
<red man in the Democratic ranks ran.
against the Fusion candidate fos'skeriff.
The would. be sheriff drew pistol andl
s'aot the negro instantly. This was the
signal for a. melee, in. which several
shots were fred, and two white men,
friends of. the candidate for sheriff, were
wounded The Associated Press calls,
this political riot, but had the colored
man been, Republican instead Of a.
Democrat, the partisan news gather
ess would have styled it southern out
rage. Then the whole Republican.
press with one accord would have
waived the bloody shirt and endeavored'
TO fire the northern. heart. As it, is.
saey. pass lib unnoticed as something I'M
worthy of special mention, because the
victim, was colored Democrat.
The situation justnowrecallsa circum-
stance which occurred in Mississippi in
1874. Governor Ames aspired to the
United States Senate, and desired to
create some political as well as personal.
capital His competitor for the sena-
torial prize was Ex-Governor Alcorn,
also a, Republican. ]. Wiley Wells,
WAC was since elected to Congress and
stumped California for Hayes four years
ago was District Attorney in one Of.
the most populous counties in what is
called /" The black belt, of Mississippi.
He testified before a. Congressional in
vestigating committee appointed in the
winter Of lS64-5, of which we believe
Judge Poland of Vermont, was Chair
man, that he infoymed Governor Ames
that the course he was pursuing to
secure the Senatorship, would result in
rioting and bloodshed. "Never mind, :"
said tho Governor, "the blood of fifteen
or twenty negroes, killed for political
purposes, would do me and the Repub-
Hcan party much good at this time"
II is just SO to-day. Many of the Re-
publican leaders feel that the blood of
dozen or two negroes would do them
and the party heaps of good, if it could
be made to appear that they were
killed by southern shot-guns because Of
their political opinions. II is a sad
commentary on the degeneracy of the
Republican party, which was founded
by statesmen on pure principles, that
its modern leaders, many of whom were
secessionists in the early days of the
war, rely exclusively for success in the
present campaign On the ''bloody shirt.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
A MODEL PATRIOT.

One, Boyntoni Carlisle, recently edi-
Tor of the Virginia Enterprise, is now
publishing paper called the Genoa
Courier, in Douglas county. Having,
while graduating on the Enterprise, ac-
quired thorough knowledge of modern
patriotism and the correct manner of
saving the country by electing non-res-
idents to the United States Senate, he
penned the following note to f.
Strother, who is supposed to be Mr..
Gaaron's representative in Virginia
Gty:
GENOA, New, August Ia.
e.. STRoTHER, Dear SIR. L did not
finish my business with you yesterday.
] understood you to say that Sharon
Intended to make fight, and that you
were doing business for him. The Coa-
rier will do a certain amount of adyer-
tasing for Mfr. Sharon during the bal
ance Of the campaign for $500; or the
Courier will remain silent on the oues-
ton for $500. will go to. press next
Wednesday, and an answer by Tues
day will oblige.
Yours truly, BoYNToN CARLISLE.
Not receiving prompt response to.
this epistle,- he said i'll the Courier of
the goth Instant.
"Thero is nothing in all the political
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
SPECIAL MEETING.

WINSExuccA, Humboldt County, New,
August Fl, 1850.
II is hereby ordered that Special Meeting CT
the Board OF County Commissioners be held at
Winnemucca on SATURDAY, August %, 1880,
at 2 o'clock P. Nj. OF said day, for the purpose Of
taking into consideration the criminal business
now pending in the Fourth judicial District
Court OF Nevada, and to take such action In the
premises as may be deemed proper.
II. 81 Attest:
au2l-lw. j. Ii. JOB, Clerk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR CON STABLE.
Wesley Antrim

Is y candidate for CONSTABLE Of Union
Township, subject 70 the decision Of the voters !.
Of the township. aEi4-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.


Announces bimself a candidate for ASSESSOR
Of Humboldt county, New, subject to the de
csion,of the Democratic Convention aulT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR S Ii L r | + u.
j. n. Thaclkfr.

OF Mil City, announces him elf candidate for
SHERIFF OF Humboldt county, Nevada, sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention an2l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR CON TABLE.
A. Z. ellison
FOB COUNTY Recorder.
Henry Warren,

OF Paradise, announces himself a candidate for
the office OF RECORDER for Humboldt county,
subject to the decision Of the Democrats
County Convention. aulotd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.


OF Winnemucca, announces himself candi-
date fer COUNTY COMMISSIONER Dong
term), subject to the decision of the Republican
County Convention. AUS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
NEWSPAPER AGENCY!

NEWSPAPER AGENCY!
The following Daily Papers viii be delivered
in town or forwarded to the country every
morning, on the arrival of the train, at the
rate of Twenty ave Cents per Weeks:
San Francisco Chronicle,
San Francisco Morning Call,
San Francisco Bulletiny
Sacramento Bee.
Sacramento Record Union,
Virginia Chronicle,
Gold Hill News,
Territorial Enterprise.
Any Book, Novel, Story Paper, Pictorial or
Magazine, published either in Europe or Ameri-
ca if not on hand. wiz be furnished on. short
notice at the regular prices.
G. CHENOWETi, News Agent.
Winnemucca, May II, 1880. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
ID Il N Il rs Il IL Y ..

q. w. JOHNSTON, Den.
!. xMsHxN list, has opened an office in Mrs.
&1sf 5SANs Clarks house, next door to the
Vffg3xIy City Drug store, and is now pre-
sSA'AS pared to do work in all the diff
fcrent branches of Dentistry.
Winnemucea, August IT, 1880 Il
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

James Il. Sabine
Announces himself candidate fer the Office OF
COUNTY CLERK, subject TO the decision CT .
tho Democratic County Convention. auS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR A S S ESS 0 K l..

IL. Z. Fent0n
X a candidate for ASSESSOR OF Humboldt
County. NeY., subject to the decision Of the
Republican Convention. jy3td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR CON ST A 3 L K i.


Is candidate for CONSTABLE OF Union town.
ship, subject to sae decision of tbs Republican
Convention and the approval OF the voters At
the polls. aui;
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-25
FOR S e n A T o r.
j. r.. Abel

j. r. Abel
Announces himself Candidate for STATE
SENATOR, subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocratc County Convention IN
, 1880-08-23

Tho Cincinnati Commercial has the following
roonr1ur tho ,,ao nj ,ln,tpr IN thn Amcrfcnn
4.ss g".t.. sn' "oo - ''''''s' vi 'Ao e''e"''
fallrohns' ~
Hut few people comparatively hnv1 nny tt!eh
Of tho uil,0unt Of tnlcr lIstt! III tho unCstrlic-
Tim pf Elt1Hle rntlrOnd. We hGlr TINT otlr
ftrcsts Aro rni,itlty disappearing. Al!d We KNOW
that nlIterlnl fur ltiHE Rtla fuel Eallsbs tho
Rncrce uf nllny lGnfy n!n,l1trchs OF tho faEcata;
yIt Only tho sllt!nlcd know that 1t yDary t1kes
.1W, ,N0 ncrra OF Forests IT, supply crt,ss.
ties for. tho rnilrdhas Of the United
States. Wc interviewed a gentleman Wt!O
hua been III THO business for thlrtccn
ycurs ntld, concluding TINT Ills boscrv.t-
ti1rls md experience wnul1 be of interest. w0
rly0 tho substance nj bis talk: It tnteB
t5,CO,00o ties tn supply tho Gcmani on
our ratlrah'!s, for which on iii nycrGH0
tho contractors EGt s&l ce,fs apiece. innkinK
Il, tho nE4revntu Sies%:Ut VAL III bulllllng
rt,al tho coiltr1actorH figure on s00 tiGs to
thu ,lc, 'shllo It tukcs D9 tics tn tho milo u,
keep Il constructed rnnH In rrpnlF. Contractors,
nf couFse, huy pieces Of timber nnl as licnr to
the prnp'sct fno Ut rnhd M possible, paying for
tho timber III nver1tKD Ut hOt!t 81 per Acre. or
giving tho proprietor 1T tl1o land ID gents for
every te Eot out. Tho nverl1t Of Il good rece
Of tltnbor-nd IL zoo tics to tho ncre ind twelve
tfeR to tho trcu.. The Hxo ut n cross-t!o dlNprs
TN llilfDrcnt roads, hut tho tslHl f zc demanded
IN eight fent stx Inches lnnK ind eight Inches
fnce. Whto Or burr Onk IL considered tho hest
thinker fur tho purpose, nshOitRh cherry. maple.
,.sll, aul even locust hnEe lWGn used The Inst
l,nmcd wlrN 1lttt t1Hs M the Lift bilhml Inl.
rnnd. nn utter II time thrown Halda III unit iDr
thu DtlruD4ts. ltultfut sinf mitch urGfGr t1hS
, 1880-08-23
stIsuIt1iAN.


Residents In the yiettlIty Ut the boulevard
hnyB begged and rlou.!pd with thu raltEoaA M.
thorlties to stop the whlstttng IT locomotives
which nro continually p.ssilK tn and fro on tho
Lake shnro and Hulk !sland trucks. tIuperi,t-
tontlett faraAl,s, of tho Lake Ehure Noad. has
Issued IN or1lor prt,hitinK tho usn Of tho wh!s-
til bctwccn Engewohl a,lI chicuga except In
extrclnp cuses OF ,ln,,Her, Tho order hss been
prrtty Kourrally observed. a,ld tern Ia I,o cauxo
Ut complaint uKut1lat thu Lake HhoFu tt0au
Bucu Its issue. hut with sho Knck Island l.od
Itss tllt1erent. It s Hath that thu aiee1s uughed
" the gtntie1la1i Wln went to exM,stu!utu with
lAtEt nlHItlt thu NutsAhee, Allt efAitnG4 1t Win
tAUir privilege tn aBe thu whist tn notify tho
sNltrhlI,ett ut EngtewtNMl A,l1 tho ltnck ls!nnt
shnps 1T tho apB,rtAeh IT tr1la. 1t Inns kpulnu.
nAthnuNh tho engineers Antl Gcpn Informed 1T
NO colltplutNtA AHtlllist tA0tn. and, finding that
tlo} W0rs backed by tho t,asceTs Of tho nmtl,
Waro !tntk1uy themselves ten timcs moro
nhtiaxttus. 1t IL NOW pEntDsel 10 up
niy 10 tho town authorities and have
town oI,tnrecd. II this faiis some othor COURSE
VIII bo peEsuutl, ~ tho people nre thoroughly
aaIonted tn this matter. al,a PROPOSE g hava
% grouse thu tracks uni Anl,Oy tho Company I'll
tlts Why; otlcrS PROPOSE tn enf fnrc tho lAW rs.-
lalfinK tho Company 10 keep tngman at evory
street" crossing, nnd entail additional expeuBe "a
the Company; still othnss threaten to Withdraw
, 1880-08-23
TIE COMMUNISTS,

EKNI, ANNITAT EtEfvr1NN flN IltpIf,YnA
m Ma,, So",,nn ~ -" s,,'.,,,',s Wv m M
ha West Lako strcct yesterday Afternoon, and
cectnd tho following o!.|cotn for thu elsul,.g six
n,nntbs: OrunnIzcr. f,rnrf, t,uttl,,. ito,sr.itn1
eeefesaty' Nv. Kruger; tiha'scl'l seefotAry'
Mr.. slohn; Corresponding SECRETARY. Mr.. l:llr-
Grlfn and Enlson.
80 wi 49, a,.,.,,, ~ -,,,,., n, : ,,r,
At'eF NV c'o.:s"" ~ o''tec'a u d. So1Eni 'a'
wore unanimously n,luptrl;
-"wuEHEAs, Tho Common Council, Mt tho
.., ~ th,s sy. ,ssad nj nrnn, "ofHs on w,
, 1880-08-23

slio went 70 EMrope:, That much Of her soaf-
reality, by her assnctattom with Mazainl aul
other frletlhs OF Italtan liberty.
SELECTIONS From rItonrAu's uSrunr1snEn
/, Il mi f"n nch r. a,W II ti,o. wti, liz NV. NV.
rrn,inm III H. Harsna Im"t,,rn t,,ia ~ ,vna
thS in,,st utiractiya, nS.,iun . "f thc as srssns.
wa In rot Nni E,nnrsn,,Sa ~ n,.I i !ihnrrnns
i,nkc r"a, ,xna III if,,, r. 1rhmroa','s aisi"r:
nil "ccnsinnni1v ;vtu.s @ j., H. ,sori', Una
Warf nf II in iha ,tiitmf7n " afnnthJu h" i,",s.s
snn ttny I" unbtfsi, fi,c whit 4, Rnmt T|.r,,,
If tic Whole nay ic jatlrcd by tic i, porto,s
, 1880-08-23
TIE RAILROADS.

RAILROAD f1l1StSESs OF 4 YEAH.
Tho n,ilrN1tls III Pennsylvania cnrred ;skSlt,-
09G toMs If anthracite md A},39!Sifs! tons 6f
bt1nllnnue cnnl. In tho former tho ltcn'ilng
itns1a, If cu1rsc, md tho otl,prs follow Il, tho
order 1T tho production, Int tho Pennsylvania
lcn,s them nlI In bitutNIno>ls. With hisl3 tons.
The Pennsylvania hhH thus t'rc1lne tho largest
cnnl carrier III the country, and It Is not likely
TINT Il will over lnsc its r}nco IN this respect.
serDtN1 In fcnnRyiyunfa is tho New York, 1nko
Eric 4 Western, wlstelt tnps NIL the nurll,or,i
fields. nn rarrie4l +IlA,:E..' nrts. Nm nihor r'nls
rcnclle,' two millions. tho plttsl,rK & Conncis
vIlu toln1nY next, with fU},:EG TONS. Tho thrrc
Pennsylvania cnnpAn1es-tho Northorn Centrnl,
Allegheny vullcy, an.. staMokn vnltcy & Potts
vilc-nll carried tvcr mfnn tnla. and tho
t,nly rlAtls bcsdca thosn 'nentl0nrsl thnt ut.I.
Tho. PENNSYLVANIA carrlcl al;sns tn,s -, ,of
nStf'eSn'' 5 tSS' ih,,adephl a'a sIs s sn's. c.'n'.
nGxt,. With more than il seventh. THO twn ran,s
siSss %e i!sa% as "us ess se 70 aasysnn" m % ps.
and q r,1Ir,ad Iran ni'o,it q pcr ecn.. II nres
tSir Ttie Lnke shoso Il thril III ssoN and ling.
ena s1s garSn.S S! ans s f ,a,,s w'sa nS te y
snst tha TittshurW. Cineinnati & ii. Louis md
tito Fort wasne oyer ttree.tl'tnrters of million
Northorn Contrni thlni. TIC i:nks shorc IND Il
s51nf ff II" n iSS 'tssk s nn1 r in eeh ls sF'nE E{
Wnyns YRS sse!'ua q liye sto.k, md tho
Nix ro;,ls c"rmcsl moro ,thnn y million
tr9n t,l.s;engcrt; tto ren.sstvnnta, ica.!{nF !,y
Shttrn thrl. In freight tho t'ei,nsylvan!n WAS
further atira!, With fl;, ,00to0. followed next by
tho Erio with $1a,nON,tml md tho Luke Short, 4
tnI!lnn less. Thc RentlIng WIS uoso on to THO
Lake shofe. an in nt(sepilanco1ls t0nk Tho lont1,
on account of .lotng It's own Hxrrcss h!lsi!ess.
thuIgh tho Lnko shnru caructt tnnrc thnn tho
rcn1isylyMn!N from this source. Tho grs'sa re-
cc!ptx of nll lines fGot up $1:,,asI,xN. Of Wh!uh
tho Pennsylvania Ind il sixth. Or tive millions
'nnru thn!l tho Eric. which c,tn,e mkt. Theso
.t,,ltt tho Lake Stnrr md tho lteullny alan0
.nrl,.,l nvcr ten millions, tho Fort Wayne conn
inE next with eight millions. The totaf sxpcnli-
ttres we're $7Ii, I'll ,.,SS, G1 In this classification,
the lsea.l1rR col.cs Zip thIr1l leaving tho Lake
EilOrD fourth. X marked difference in tho why
ut keeping nccolLntR II shown t'y tho fHct thNt
!he Erto chsrges over eight ,n!!llcns e, ,nni,!.
tlnwn only two millions tIl, that score. On rho
uther land. ita miscc!lnnc0ls expenses foot up
ttcr seven millions, or tWci}ty times a. much Aa
those or tho Erie.
, 1880-08-23

;lrssscd herself With n heavy prrse IA n.
linly Fntlsr With great s,ccrss. ';nr V"r,. " mo
afterwards tle slnughtrr-tn.law of liz 1non ,'nI
r,lalt nf Malaga n!!nr1iod herself VII.
FILTHY , esM sti acke XII ta th ro,sss'fistoe!aa
Mol''a fanonrE. where tl!ey went 10 q 9cxtao ,o
~ tiul1 r'tlttol!. DESCRIPTIONS Oi II u,aHnInl
jac., H% ',fT II II, R1yen by the g. pncess ii er
bGen forwarded to tha Spanish hS nress lug 70
which tho AtAllria colony nr l'nrls wns ia.,nt "
y represented, IT, well Ms tho bcn,t-mnndckn ~ ~
frris"fS @tiE ,"E"tfr wttt numerous is'ngnshed
Alndrisl Dress nlsn describe uo
TIL: llttIlL.1ANr MARRIAGE
Of Count dc 1.as Cnses with Ml,n. Mcr,,o,
ot I,optcntc.- lady WIN won mo05 frn%essss
nt thy lottery bf thu Extmsttnu ITi,fyrrsa,11Sas
y! 4.ii9n to tts. Tho united fart,ncs 81 tSs
eoros os a a EioeI spIr a|ii'1a 'a,as IL S!s Gra
n'ls ~ tt'is nGcastuli. where number of jIfaS
Tarls especially t9 be present at ills ceieD,xa..
ssrse @ r Mo s Ds,1 s2s sae c 9 os ir TS59 r
dor from Spail, snd N: Chat.oF;ly, iosSsEr iornseEr
Tie high society 81 Madrid n
mostly ns s',,r1ll'er-resor|s, and among
irom ths city are most n,nuro'.s. ' s[arSe' shEse
chnl ScrrNtlD. Duke do In Torre
arrived thuro yesterday, nccompanlct) l,v tih1 IL
Duchess md their children. Under tho En-.
t'ire;t M te %hen =. cr husband was A1nbassa,Ior 1t
'luecn IT fashion at Paris; and atterwsr;,ii!se IL
wilci, tlo 1,ccuue Regent nt Spain, ala vns
nrtls! 1ott ny =, nv o,;r1 1ss efill!a,t ornament at
Duchess I'rilM, willow Of tho illustrIonsI Nae jio
rtcln1, WHO died 50 traKicn1ly On tic eyening
ct the arrival Of King Amadeus .at AladfiJ'
, 1880-08-23
8l'FAK LOUDER.

~ tht 1uhVF " LHs thNaQ9 lf10HH%s
CHICAGO, Aug. S..-For several yeArs pHst
have attended tho plugs produced huru by tho
unfon stlnaru ThcNtib CnInpHnv, aild o,ory time
haso DINO a' | havv been tllsupposnttsl, DO.
cause could not hear ail that WIS said on tho
stnKe.; Thinking that l1rhaps II wus purity my
tnHft III tmt Etttttik Il RuAt licnr bNutlHh, tlU-
tertnine,l thnl tho next tto they plMytsl h0ru
wuul! hnvu one Hear tho stage Early In tho
Week rrsHuftl seNts, ttrSt FDw tn
tho usrelu.-ltn ttio In front 10
Dlstruct tho snAn.l.-hut nylIn | Wl.s
disappointed. could uut huar lnnr0 tlIt,n osio-
.t.th-n very low esl1,aatU-uf The play, md
Wns nut tho ttliy n,e Wl,s, e,tA not huar, Us
know front tho conversation or thnsu having
suata about no. .lt tim dry l,utior ut str ntni.
lnrt. tho tl,!o .lotion OF Mr. Thorne aud tho
"ib,e !" thu S.,pat;s ~ 1t siio iro,t Sesas sSats
what M,lst II bc thtsu further bnck2 i the
mrlnnots u tho company Hnly knew how llaai'.
IL What Is sl!i,l turing thu pl0y. think thoy
would, III 1nstcn to tho rnb'lu ai,i 70 themselves,
incrtrtsu thoIr volume 1t tDloe. Yours Fespcet-
fully, F.B.
, 1880-08-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
OUR THEATRES,


Tho Ctitor[on Comedy Conpany Inst night
closed thoIr engagement ut llUoley'a III tho play
Of "Frnuka." At tho salno thontru this ovuhnX
Miss Alice 1tarrts,n. II favorIt actrcss, who haa
not beon With us fur so'no tlnG, will mako hor
rcnppoarnnce In q now ln0slcnl comedy entitlbtl
"Phot,,H." Tho pecu lB by f!en W0nIf, author
or a Tho Mighty 1.ullnr," "stlllnns." etc. Sho
vii! De supported by Mr.. LewIh iiarrison unti,
wn nFo s0lil, u ktrnK ctnpAHy. !" All tho ltnKu'
viii tngln tho third weok Ot iii run
ut Ncviuker'a. The .picco, has nude III,
!lnm!stHkalle popular bit, n.td e!nco opoltug has
-.ntlrel, hundreds wnfp lhrt week unable to
nttail .uln'i.s.ot. to son.o Of tho porfn5.,,nrcs
Frlsni" viii tt,-lngllt Aso cnter M,,o,, tho third
week Ut It's riIi,. Wc have IN ulbt tho renlalt,-
iilx performances Will tle quits ia ArKaly at
tended ns wtre tho earlier oies,
, 1880-08-23
nTR1,F DsVDJtOY.n

Mr.. bon Cotton, an old Chicago farorito, and
his tnientcd daughter 1dalene, supported by the
Forbes Dramatic Company, presented the peau-
ttful ilrun,a Of "rruc Devntian" tho rnst week
at tho Olympic Theatre to l1rRe nnd wc'l-peascd
audiences. They stArt OIL a ten months tour
this ulornsap, opening In Joliet tonight for tHo
evenings; thenee to- Htrcntor. Aug. $50, Al.
r0rn :s7-:asH; Elyln, ;9-1i: Wankpgnn. Sent. ~:
KncInc, ~; htaflsnn, week Of stato Far, cor1-
tnenetng Sppt. O; and ut Oshkosh Fair, com.
,,,ei,clnE H,}lt. ~ htr: Fntba9 has oRgaged
HprHR,lH'a Original Georgia Mustrc!s f:nlnpNny
No. 1, with tlne silver cthfnet hand md nrches-
trn, who will occupy one Of tho halls during tha
Wpck at tho Oshkosh Fur.
, 1880-08-23

WILLIAM 3. .McCtEI1.sN has bccn elected First
Lieutenant 1;,n OF Company u Third RoE'mon'' Mt
t'"'e'u'' ,.. -.
IEAvE Of absence for thirty ,9ays Inns been
prnte, IN rdcut Innrs T. 1fcn1nv nf firm Tor.
runcc's stair.
49,. ..,r,.t A.
st no m!s!n oFR4hha.ans ,ot m, nfo -, nov IN tMo
the ist of septcmoer
I'uEHE will 10 q spccial meeting. o. tho stn II
fs1i Of tS Ffst ,rxS H r. to-
H. n,on,,t +. t,,t,o.,,, r., ~, to,,, .. H., ,ua,..
~ -~ " ri. E, ~ ~ LEN ~ ~ ~ w .n, Ias
70 choose a Second Lleltenant, vlco llopps, pro.
1fx,,, N, pror,aoua ~ Tim Military ruin o,,
e Thri fe fr SS u Il s Nfs :. ri gt to
$;ih !,st t" sho,,'so sccona- -i'ioutcnant, vIco
sxs c%'r f. 'est a. 1Ir,,, O. A. If tho First ,r,r-
rolartei for duty, Is or,!crs.l to relieve Capt.
| muster Department,
u,,,r -, p,o,n,,,,ort +,,o, ,>,o,o
q, ,n'r, III i, nn r.s,,, ct ~ ,'sn IN.
Preparations ss,li,g rorwan!. sho isee,ts"a pr.aa~
lses IT, hH one nf tho Hr,rH'cst affalrs ovcrwit-
''Irsr" .s'e :, s,s, "p ,ne.n,- co,. ,,p,,n,,
eoan,ins VII leave for r!s Is;,skfor to :tte..s
n.. anu ".t.cnns n " lily t,v lM.iu UT tr rt'Hut IN ~
s s%st 3Ss"'% saSs vii 'ts es:ost W ;o t'ss sepy ~" q
6'v'', A,, uoutc,, ot I'm First ,.,v,uc,t WIN boxo
q D. nj. Mnn,lay evst,inF to .cunpotU nTrtli,gt-
ptsoat |. T. sPsons aqf I'll xso F0 'a to
Ia cnpn,,unro viii, tnstr,,,,,on. from nrfu..
q iiinas, Aas T. tfo faiaslns ,!etai! w a,s,lo
f rpsr R s s"s II IN seaps sa. tic - e' "Ss
!" @ vnlisGs u,t ,' tns!r FSrcisnf; ] EisS lnEry. ~
ti. @ wm ~r: ecss Hin, ser" nfmnrv n, @ ns H ntt
, 1880-08-23
AN AMERICAN JOSEPHINE,
A German Minister Of State DlvorciuE
1Ils Wife Apparently for Nensonx Of


1Ils Wife Apparently for Nensonx OF
Stnts Only.
LONDON, Aug. 1o.-A Berlin dispatch to tho
Afor1.iag rost snyB: "Tho Inst otst..cto to the
appointment ot Cuunt Won Iiatzfcid Us Secrctary
Of statc for Forolxn Affairs has heen removed,
his marriage with tho American Indy, Hiss
Moultot, hnvlnX been legally dissolved"
Efto lurk NtrEd,
The Countess Von 1iatzfctd wps born In this
city alput tho ycnr 1861. Her mother, whose
maiden nntna WAS CcnsRrinn Motz, was tho
daughter VI Jul1us Metz, fnu1o,,s mustc-
tcnchor Of TINT day, ind lived at tho head Of
Howard strcot, next door to tho Nov.
Manton EGstburn, who founded tho Church
saop M mi Mrs Sis Ms nd bcsn ~
uctrcas tcf0ro tfcr tnHrrittC, and tho tfnttEttcr
yoasseE %as was Ee Hn + pS!nx S ysx nc
clety. Her annotnK wns remarkably graceful,
md M OLD New forker WIN reco|!cets hUr ncr.
admiration when she appoaref 1t Charrenux'a
sss s 1otSI % n xcTS fSs,t so ores te SS n!d ''s o
,lanYinx.scho9!; Wis stets aaarrlea 9 III:
nov YORK. Mado nvosinants II NJ reai eiss essato
union M was ! Goy md =, sIrl; Tic hoy nems
wSose VIZ arraao WIZ r. cont IT. vii %nA ina iatzfe sS
Inns Just beon dissolved. Ah,ut ten yeSrs
a'f sto moisns fs F ~sht e e rnes s'o whofa s sY
!nalo tioir, home ti,oaceiorith. I'M, Nns tlo
1s.hSE m'SacE1y hs wg9h ~
tiresnotgi,. of ii3stor,. ThEs ia,iy w!s, flnoiis
It "sen ' an ofos stiaa I se II efefis Meu
e Ut 11 e'iR seeers ad Ill., s'assn a
aftcr arriving nt ltIrta uttrMctcd tho Notice OF
, 1880-08-23
ILLINOIS TEMPERANCE UNION.

dpzt9a5 UVP11tF 10 lHs EHItd9u 2Tt94Has
DECATUR, Ill.,, Aug. 23.-Grcat preparations
arc In progEeas hero for tho reception Of tho
larxe number OF delegates who are expected to
attend the fourth annual Convention OF tho ILL.,
nois 6tatn Temperance Union, which oonYenes
hcre on Tt.esdAy, Sept: I, anu will bo III session
for three bnrs. Col. WyGtt, President Of tho
stato Union. i!sesxed tho temperance ppoplo
ut the Tabernacle Inst night,
, 1880-08-23

Workshop Inspectors for tho regulation Of
lnwR nf d fnr moro stringent character nrt,. IN
fnt fnrrc H. innunrthcal England nnh other
lnropcni tIAtfnnk 1t lrcnnlcs Tho ,luty nf nf
lntatr ORGANIZATIONS tn 10 1t TINT hero iii this
Ncrubliu munsures for the projection ef tho
wurkcrs ehnttFtt lM enforced. nt WI p1r1V1 MIR
hsalatnucH in Ill rr,rcr movements to a0curo
this cnh,"
rho HeetIon tfnn ntl{n,trnesl
, 1880-08-23

A man threw q stono at dog In Galveston.
An old negro toldlcd out OF tho house and saIdi
"lt's lucky foah y&A, whito man, dat 4 4 Hde 0!ae!al
pimpie, Oh d. Galbeston Dlvishun Of do Grand
Army Of Occupation Of Mczzioo. You u foolin'
Wild CYCLONE, chile"
, 1880-08-23
CUTTING To CEASE.

CINCINNATI. O., Aug. :....-slr. Cuip, Goncrn!
Freight Agent OF tho l4oAlsy!llU l. Nashville
lt,itrnd, came hero ynstorlny. niil It Is stated
that he l,aa ssiecpet|etl In making m arsrta9e
1nult with the Cincinnati Southerri whereby tho
e,tt III frnEht will crnsu mil living r1!tss will
l,u established 10 ull points south rclchod by tho
two Companies.