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, 1880-10-08
AN 1NTERE8T1NG SOUTH AMERICAN la.
H0R PROBLEM,

T!le very able al,4 Interesting rio .Jancfro
correspondent Of tho London I4n1cs bas
wrltton second letter 10 tllut pa,Hr on tho
subject Ut tllp brazilian Empire. wa l,ayt,
already called intention to Ills iIrst letter.
Which was t'cyoted mainly to tho physical
RESOURCES Of that immense re8tnst, The sec,
nnd letter touches upon the lahor problem.
TIC beauty OF the country, MIL political u.s.
l'ccis, ntld contains n,uss Ut Information.
ESPECIALLY rcgartlIng labor, which IL highly
Interesting, and nluy bo reproduced In sl,l.-
stallcu with pnolit.
Tho population If Brazil IL yet down Mt
about l2,0Qo. 600, which IL about tho estimate
ln'tla by Beha nt>tl Wagner In their we'll
known work on tho population Of the earth,
a. thu lust census, ut tl,ls total 4 llttle 1oys
tl,ah 4,0oo000 werD numbered ~ nf Elt1.onca,,
blood. :,00,0oo wcm Africans, 4c0,000 were
Indians, aiM I, ,000, 900 Wrse nf u,txc.l blind.
besides MI unknown humber Ut Wild iii.
tt''lll tribes VI the n0QO,0p j,ekruux
l,5o0,oW nrc slayes, who perform nil
thu laEtl work Of tho country, Nv Tim
operation Of tho Inv of 1871, wl.ic,, emn,,-
clpates nj! unborn children, and By otl,or.
measures, tho number ut Blayrs IL reduced to
lllo,l anl before the end OF tl,ls century
u II estimated tllat sayery vii! b. at an end,
ll0ncc tlloso Interested iu thu pru,luctlyp,tass
nf Hraz!l ire eagerly ntltl uyen anxio,,sly re-.
Aecttng tlpun tho lahOr question aud the u.s.
pects 1t Will assu1ne IN ths ne.r future. Tho
met that thu majority Of colore4l freedmen,
Ike freedmen everywhere else, Ilnye tiocked
Into the cItlcs leaking far domratte service
10 taken "na m earnest Of wllnt'wtll become
anti
, 1880-10-08

:SoME of tho Philadelphia Democratic
Thugs who wera Intended to DO work fl, Indiana
nro believed to have stoppul OIL Mt Cincinnati,
whert'. under the leadership Of 1lllly Mosiul!tr,
taoy arc expected to do some service IN tehnlf
of Banning and Hunt tho Democratic cant]t-
Iatea Tor Congress-. nannng Ia a particular
friend Of Sum 1sandhil, while Congressman but
tcr"orth Is not liked by tho Democratic spunx-
er, who wants tho one elected aud tho Other de-
fcatet Tho thugs ind btood.tubs OF phEladrl-
nhln have long enjoyed tho patronage of Isun-
t'tl and they are expected 10 aot 80 ~ to please
hlm'-that is, II tho Cincinnati police do not
prevent them by Klvlng them accommodations
In tho Jail.
, 1880-10-08

M1cltAEI. ], MCDONALD, tho head sales.
man OF tho Wholesale house nf Blake, nobbna
g. Co., Of san Francisco, was shot dend In a
saloon Of that city Wednesday by crnzy porter
nntncd William Harrington. Tic murderer itl
boon drinking Tor sono tituo, and hts insanity Is
thn foauIt Of his D1cessoa,
, 1880-10-08

JEnoaE E. Nichols, nlfarnler Of Climax
psHtrin, near Ilattle Crook, Mtoh., rpconty iIs.
posou OF some notes purportlnp to be signed ly
h's nc'ghbors 10 bank ut Hattie Crook, On
!minR presented for payment, 1t was discovered
tnht the signatures were forgnstes. Warrants
"efo sworn nut for tho arrest Of Nichols, n,d
on toe officers going to ha house to nrrast him,
ho look to bis heo's and escaped. During tho
racc be dropped a pocketbook containing fnrrt.1
notes Tor &l0,0U. 1t Is thought ho Inns Eona TO
TINT refuge Of chlcago ol1,cia abscoulcrs.
EAnada.
, 1880-10-08

TIE Republican Legislative ticket for
Cook County WAS completed yesterday by tho
nomination OF Mr. q. w, kroll for mou,uer Ut
tho Legislature In tho Third District, consisting
OF the Fifth, Sixth, ind Seventh Wards OF tho
city. Mr. Kro1l Is young German American
business man Of tho Seventh WarJ.
, 1880-10-08

I1iE cotton Industry Of Russia IL seriously
threatened. At mary Of the Moscow mills Tho
waRcR Of tho operatives havo been reduced IN
per cent, and Mt stnolonsk slmtiar reduction
resulted In a striko and very serious riot,
strtkes arc foatcd In other manufacturing ,lts.
tstct8' Oh account OF tho poor harvost the price
Of food has doubled. md the operatives can Ill
"""ra any reduction In their wnBcs Tho Gov
manufacturers at Mosc.)w to discuss tho sit,,a.
uon, and to adopt such mcasurcs as tho circutn.
stances rpQuIen,
, 1880-10-08

TIE bids for supplying standard furniture
Tor tho Custom. House III this city wore opened
YESTERDAY Mt Washington, That Of 4. IL,
Andrews 4 Co., to supply the walnut furniture
Tor *:s,oo0, and tho mahogany for S96DO0 being
tho lowest, Nas accepted. Three other CbIcauo
&Etns competed, as did a I3aintloro nr,n.
, 1880-10-08
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

THE CHICAGO Tn1nCSE haa established branch
Offices for tho rocclpt Ut subscriptions and Avortjso-
Ments a. fotlowa:
NEW YulkK-Ii0om % Tribune Building. r, r. Nc
FADnkE. Manager.
GLASGOW. scotland-A,lnn's American Eews
Agency, At NsenNeld-sL
LONDON. EnH.-Anesican Exchange 10 Strand.
UESRr j. G1LLI0, Agent.
WASHINGTON. b. C--l3t0 stteet.
, 1880-10-08

A FEANFt'L Rals llus beun raging OIL tho
southwestern count OF England since midnight
"wednesday. Numerous tusscls In lpi,xanru
harbor plrted thuir cables aud havn t,eon scri.
taIsly thtnngcd, and several stnull yachta aud
htats haye lsocn destroyed. 4 fishing luxXrr
cnpalzod ut tho s1,tr4ncs to tho hurbnr ypsser-
day snornIux, and tiyu mon Oh boqrl wcru
drowned,
, 1880-10-08

GEN. PrIMlsosE. who was in command Of
tho nF1ttsh truops ut candl.hnr at tito time Ge,,.
HurroWs WIS dofentett at kushkl. Nekud. bna
bcon recalled to England a,ld will probably be
placed on ttial to answer for his conduct In con-
lection with Rurrows' defeat, and a|so for tho
foolish sort!o frotn Candahar in which 80 many
Orit1sh ot1cuts iost thc3r ltyca
, 1880-10-08

IT Is believed tl,at 1oo, 600 barrels of apples
vii! be shipped from New York to Eurupe dur
Ing this month. a lnrgo quhntIty Will a!so bo
shipped from tho United States BY why Of
Montreal and Doston. The upple crop for tho
prcsent year ts said to DO tho nsucst III tho his
tory Of tue country.
, 1880-10-08

THOMAS F6nnEsr, I. miner vito fatally
stabbed "boss" named Mlehnc Corlts who
discharged him. wis taken from tho 1nll mt Ealt
Lake City lust "Wednesday by Il purity Ut maaked
men aud hanged.
, 1880-10-08

TIE firm Of Moore & Jenkins of New
York, hnvo mado an asafgnmcnt Tho liabilities
OF tho firm amount to &.sss.zz74, and tho nominal
nsscts to $:sI,ooa. Tho real assets aro placed ut
$ljtl1d
, 1880-10-08

Cor" JAMEs ~ STEWART, Postmaster Of
tho House uf Representatives since 1876. died
yesterday ut Alexandria, Va. Tho tleccasctl
Ecntlomnn served In tho Mexican war and In
tho Confederate ar1ny, His Illness was long
nnd pntnful.
, 1880-10-08

VAAA1.rrA's paper, the Repubi1rsc brt.n-
fa1, ,ntlrt4tcs that tho BlitaU u csaxy. Tho us-
st0u ID believed 10 bo Inspired. and IL taksn Us
IN indication that the French Government Ia
prt!'atttl to advocate tho dnlhronumcut of tho
Turkish IuUnArch. uut 1t Ia doubtful II a sue.
, 1880-10-08

Co1Qulrr's majority over Norwood III tho
Georgia election Is about $4,000. Tho mnjorltlcs
OF tho othor nen.ocrntlo nominees for stato Of.
fees Will nycraEc T,0U.
, 1880-10-08

TIE Democratic Congressional! conyen-
Jon u tho Fifteenth New York District broke
lp ina row ycsttrdur. After the delegates from
jfecn And Sehohar!1 Counties Withdrew, tho
1ciegates fFou Ulster County suuout,iatcd tho
present Representative tho Hon. William Lpuus-
bury. The split will doubtless g,ve tho district
sotho Republicans, "a I.ounsturry's maiorlty In
lHls xlts ohly U iittsa over 2,Una
, 1880-10-08

WASHINGTON CHAPTER NO, Il II. A, M,-spo-
sai Convoeat!Hn this fr!dayl vcntnE at 7u Oelock
ranlons cordially Invited. 81 onHr OF tho ii. r. ii. Il
'C1fAH Il. WRIGHT, sDcrelnry.
, 1880-10-08
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1880.

FLEMING, REID II Co.'s Worsted Mills, at
Grccnock, Scotland, wera destroyed by fire
Wednesday, night. The mills wcsc tho largcst Of
the Kind In ecptinnd.
, 1880-10-08

TIE Clty Council of V1ennn Inns pAsscl
resolutions conden,ning the action OF tho Uuy-
cr'1mcnt III Interfering With the recent meeting
VI thu New Constitutional Of Oornan purity Of
AnstFia. Tho PDlfttk. the orgnn OF tho German
purity mud Ut Tho lIthcnsfans, suys tho Govern.
tncht wiz AlssolEo tbs Council or, thu xro,llld
fhnt 1t hAs 10 business 10 Interfere In political
0inttGtS.
, 1880-10-08
l'OSTAGE

Enffrtd at The Pn.omtt nt thttdao. Ill., Al Stton.t-
Ctras Matter.
For TIM beneht Of our pntroha who desire to Rcnd
single cppca Of TuH TAlnUxH through tho mail, wo
RiSO f!crcwlth tho transient rate Of postage!
fofAfttte. FER Cbpy.
FRlt and TH1lv1 FaRe Fapof. f..............X cents
elxtccn PARc rnnof cents
fbYiPH.
ERht md TwciTo Pays tnp1r+..............9 cents.
oAAEeu 1aHo CSHtst
, 1880-10-08

Grand OpcrA-ffouRc.
Clark street, between Randolph md Warrington.
tugnRcmcMt Of T. ". Keenu. "Uthc!lo"
, 1880-10-08


as they cali wifi, their slovra ou,
convinced TINT with ,lnni o],ol1t,ou tl,cfr rror,
rrty will have TO bo nhnn,nol n = va,,ninss n.s !,
The brazilian t;oyernu,cnt ,,n. mi i,ce,, In,
sc,,slble to tho danger il,rrnte,,,np lin ,ro,
hnctiye Interests Of the cu,,ntrv' mi hns
sought for n long time to ,1row ti,n t,do NJ
European emIernt!on tn its snorcs M M N
fIll Up tho plnces lkeiy To l,e vnrntn,1 hv tlo
en,nllcfpatet slaves. Far n,nnv years 1,.,rt,,.
gul was splie,i upo,,, ,nany Of the Portuguese
colohlats suttIIhv tlown In tia country o,,,i
merging with Tho Crcolo pouu,at,on. hit tha
Portuguese did not take to t1c|d wnrk. Tn
the contrary, they Tucked in,o tho c,ttns mn,
became carpenters, brfcklnyera nn,l ncttv
t1ntlers a11,l artisans, Tie tinynrnment tl,c,,
looked to Germany. Ene)a,ul. anil 1rotan,,
but the colonization Of Nnrtl,ern E,,roneans
has met with no grcnter 1rarre of s,tccosa
tl,an tint OF Portuguese. In somu ferv mi,
Elements III the southern part OF the Fn,,frc
son1o have gone into tho folds. hit nven
thero tho majority llayo adonted other
branches OF industry. Contracts hnvo
been Iuatle for tho tmmrtatiou nf
| 10000 Germans mid 10000 Irish. hnt
tMsurmoltntab,e obstncles laye stno,I In
the wny. Among these ls tia heat of thc
country, which, In thirteen ort Of thu twcntv
provinces. makes It t,npossfbic fnr y,ita
| 1nan 10 work In the fields, Tbore aro two
other causes opernttnr In nrcvout im,ntero.
tlol,, ono botux TINT the best lnnls bnyn hcor,
| parce1cti put n,nonr t.a norIv 1,ort,, ot,asa
sn,t,ura a. shot ,,,ss. J =" ,,,e. qS tuk1eso
suffers so tllat what Is left Is not desirable,
laus fcel toor,is a. w'''" .' .ai,
s"'" lec' '"""''ls lssllN''se1s WHO como thereto
make Il permanent residence. "To Brazil
"'s' Alesntlnes, ana all South A'nert.
cai's, the Chtlfars, perhaps exccpted.u gays
tH.t.., ."e"ehts 9a'l'1nReF ~
ufingo,' atl expression equivalent to that
~ u"oui ""onK tno oshanlls." Dis
eo"1agea III its reliance upon Europe, tho
Drnztllnns nre now looking to Asia, and
d depatat'on has for some time becn In
China 10 see wlat can bo done.towards IT.
uuel'ls 'h1g7atlon OF laborers. Dut cyc,, III
Cl,na tho salnu disbursements nre met
rho Chinamnn wonltl rather 10 to Nortl,
life mud se,tnttnrv occunotio,, r,,.t ,,..tIc.
hoa ~ r.,-s.".."".,' I'LL" oesl''es
~, ,a' Nv. iofe"Ite'l .llo atfoeisles perpetFated
~ r, .u,.neueso ,ha anu 5rAzll'nA save.tIatIerS
a," M ,'v. ~, w., 'aes.o'' ~ iac', Is mol ahiko our
Wv, Nv" ~ ao ooush ana uio l'nes corresponds
'sa "s a"e ses'' ae'ao'5 WHICH lias more t'lan
T... ossn nttees.c" Wy LIE CHICAGO
,a,, '."oSs ~ a,seuss''1s our so'ttheril prob
t,a.,.'.,'' sl"t tlo peopiesEa' go 10 work
.o',,Se,., so'eea ae s"ss, anu li's "ofHS nre ns
"pn,e'ss ~. " .'u oo"t as t'eS aro to brazil:
tcpts to brnr IN II, almr 9'1 fra 'a a u, a It. IT.
shotlld they not unl Mt hot1le for it? II slnvcTy
win nll,ton nus uv t,, oot lts hc,incG, an
aud necessity viii dserei tfat< prejt,.l!:a whlc;1
, 1880-10-08

-A-$sf>*A
soedl friend Of uancock's, and Is supposed tc
hive his heart sot on the secretaryship Of
War. This fact may account for Ills engel
anu unsolicited defc',ae Of Hancock In the
matter Of the Fowler Interview before the
former has attempted TO defend himself. ato,
cum. II correctly reported. gives tho lie direct
to Gen. Grant, III the Interview with Dr.
Fowler Gen. Grant snisl:
1fo tfiancook] did nat select tho battle. eroi nd
ust II q rasns ssseh from e ae Mss
ttidRe, whom bloouEn uAmo up aud superseded
hM III command.
Gen. Slocun,, It Is said, remarked IN this to
areporter Of tho Cincinnati Commercial:
Il Gen Grant said. As quoted, that Gen. tInn-
tery 1sit!xc, dettyshurY, than .Gen. afant ica.
ETr Shtt VII t9er9 e ,ba ad kow hsat Hancock
We ns so! '9 ot aen ey ss ss h aese ss
at Tint placo. but !. stood tt1orU and heard him
CHOOSE the apot, and had confidence enough til
h1s KcnoralshIn not to intorfere.
II Ge'l. Stocum Is correctly reported, tho
eplthet which he has applied to tho former
Commandel>in-ClItef Of the nrny and the ex-
President of the United Suites belongs to
himself. Gen. Grant was not talking ut rail-.
aom. Lie was baaIng an opinion, rs tlo said,
OIL MT official dispatch. Tint dispatch ,isas
been published. md 1t is rs follows: >.
@ =. .HUEHEit HAH wSnn wSMTTfspg0: spt'no Shnly hny
hour since, found that our troops [unor iiow.
tic town. W. bapc ne nn afons Of ad
tho cemetery, mud oannot weli 81 takcu; It is n a
eomfnn a., nGsgr, , %as''y t9;net soou tsnow
the right, which viii proteot tho riKht I'LL va ",
nyn. rnyo aa 1 yos nG tfoops on the loft tho Thrt
tlat IT Is tnarchii1s ~. II nv s }s sEpPose sn
march , wiii IN dSEreo rroteot our left tinnk In
ns to tako postion on us oSr rirht asen f on GO
rear. as may 10 necessary, in sotne commanding
batto il ist nos ~ WI hIgs sGS "a, sa,s III &atptoh m Tne
Mntll W.T. aiEht: haye sent ali tho trs!as taok. Ok.
ess s ns 1Sn Il e.m y, % o @ 5fts :eo: ha
cnn light hero, aa tic grond arpears @ m"t uns mo
i " FL. wn goo i. Troops. wll co'nnncatc
Ter tho command to lin. Yonr % opedeat @ 's. sary.
ant' u,,, WINFIELD =. HANCOCK,
,rs,s :. ~ % H. nesa' 's.a. eonl.ana'nR corps.
, 1880-10-08

cnfafrr would In nblo to moot Tho vishos ~ thu
Powers On ncceilnt of tho fAnntIcai onnos,tior
OF the Muesnlman population to ccs,tou of
tcrtftnrv. - " AA "
, 1880-10-08

I. 6AYs Now Fork Dispatch, "The corner.
stoas of tho oteliak ID to oo laid Saturday aftor-
aooa ~ Cfntra1 Pask. With Masonic ceremuuloA
, 1880-10-08

Madison BtEoet, between State and Dearborn. In
gnRament Ut Deuman Thompson. "Joahua Whit
comb" -
, 1880-10-08

Randolph alroct betNeon Clark and In tAlfo. Eu
Ezgonent OF Lawrence t}nrsett. "Ineias Ca.snr.n
, 1880-10-08

Tile town elections lit Connecticut, tust
hold lndtc4to handsome Republican gains, and
noro is srt}1t rolo!ctng ntnong tito Republicans
throHghait tho statc ovor tho result. 1t Ia rc.
gartlcd as protnonttory symptom uf wfat /,
coming Nov2 2. As compared witt, tho election
OF lai the Republicans huyo srltle net gnt,, Of
tWe1'ty.eIGh towns, an1 nineteen over 1879,
Wien they carried tho State. On tho heaviest
vote trnr cast III Connecticut Ttlcn carried Tho
htato four years ago by a,ln0 n,nJortty. In 1878
tho Hopuhlicans recovered tho State By a,fSs
majority, and hare held It since. Tho town
elecnona strongly ft,stfoutc TINT thoy will toll
tho fort at tho 'rrosiduntinl election. In Iiart-
ford thoro Is gnln Ut more than 1,Ooo votes, A
dispatch says:
Should fndann md Ohio sent. ,,s cheering re.
t0tns. Connect!cnt cnli l,s c0lntcd IN to Il IeHd
Gnoftalnty !nr fairfield, With lnnjDrlty Dt from
H.0oo TO G000. Thu business issttc ts telling
strongly tn fayor of tho Republicans In mu,lli.
lnssea'tl Ut sPcniling bis money OH "stccl ratls'
IN lnti!uhn ami Ohio. uarulm may lind that ho
neods 1t to buy wooden nutnrga nearer home.
, 1880-10-08

Dearborn strect, corner OF Monroe. Engagement
Of John Mccullough. "Klng T.cnr."
, 1880-10-08
Che Gttl,a>are.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

NJ MAIt.-1y tnyASCl-rOSTAHE rHErAtn.
1ai?y ct1flpn. q q. 90
Parts OF a yfAt. Ecr m1nf LOU
tNi1y and ennhny, ono Jonr. 14.fN
fhrtA N ycnr, Ets month"; ...,.... .....,, Les
lnes!.ay, Thursday. nnd Saturday. per vear,. 600
Monday Wednesday, md trt1ny. rcr yrnt.. 900
tAiuntAy OF HNndnY lN-tlnRe putun, ,pCr rear xs51
Any other itay, Zoo
WEEKLY FptT1OS-rOSTrAIU.
nne copy, rcr year. 1.E0
E!np III NWW
Aluo OF A<sVV
Specimen corca sent frnH.
Gro rost-On'co addrsta In full Including State md
tountr.
Nomittanoes mAy be nnda oithcr By draft, express,
rost-0acc orc Or III rrstcse' 1ettur, at our risk.
TT CITY atjltsCNtDERs.
Daily delivered. sunday excepted III cents per weok.
daily, delivered. 8uhdny Included. ITO cents rr week.
Address It'll: TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and l'oas,.nrn -sw. ch1cazo III.
, 1880-10-08

IIalstod strcct. botweon Madison and Mourpo
"For q 14lfo " nnd variety entertainment,
, 1880-10-08

T1fE Democratic teXt-book, circulated IN
tho back counties 1y tho tnu|c.buyers md otllcs
Jockeys OF tho Confectionery doesn't gut tho -
aorscmont Of Hll tho hoys. Dom riatt especially
objects to Tho slant!cr md Hill, of tho thing.
IT 10 hgni1lcant fact" hn says, "that wh!lo
Hendricks, Blackburn, Thurnun, Jutvo Dlnck.
Aloaan1or II. stephens, II. Il. pa,:no, at,l tho
great minority BIvu tho lie openly to the EIlass
OF tho vile rot OF this text-hook, unly two have
been folind Wiling to soil their tongues with its
vile matter. Gnu js tho Iion. =. &. Coz au.l tho
other A!cek Long, 1T Ohio" Aicek remembers
the roasting he got frum Gnrlleld, when tho mo.
ton 10 expel tho former far reasonable uttcr-
af1ccs was before tho House, anu Enm Cox can
nnyer forget tho cp!thot Of "lltttc," applied 10
him by dartiuld. which sticks ltko burr.
, 1880-10-08

lilsnhia Hallway etcul. Wien Patterson m.
elected to tho Gnitcl Stutns Senate, Wnr,hlne,
TN ras oi,stc fur buying 1noInhprs of tho t.ca,
fstnfdrc. llo was rownr,lcd for tts scryit,rt.
tho Ualcoturahtp at CA,rlcston hut In. .lne.
oHs Tint tlnrn. md II charged by tho tioycrn.
mcntwlth Improperly Withholding $1,AN Of Il.
fnot'cy pHasf,R through hIs nn,ts. lfa i1as )utcis
turned nen,ourat md at tho almost l,nn,,,mn",,
request Ut tho f}onlocrncy In Huutl Carfn,
Whcre ho ID hest known, Inns been sent aa fnr A.
possible awny fru1n that stMtu, nn,, hence has nj;
hts rroecnt assgnnIents In Ohio, wtoro 1t w.
supposed bis rtct,rt would not follow hin,
, 1880-10-08

E">''''f "+A ffAAA*HsSh W. lfA6lt4IlkLtlk
Instructions. Ills appointment rs Sheridau's
successor gava lnifntt satisfaction to tho
Rebels Mt Washington and at New Orleans.
At Washington he wns sercnu,letl by the rns-
calls who had Mt Inst succeeded lii gottlug
Sheridan removed.
|, I1e yellow-ftyer, however, WIS then pre-
yalllng at New Orleans, and Cen, lIaucock
postponed golng to TINT city until tic
18th Of November. Gen. Mower lIa.l sue.
cectlcsl Sheridan temporarily, anu lle had
continued Sllerldall's policy against tho COLI
lctet7'tc thieves, a1l had removed l. number
Ut obStrnct1ontst& On Nov. 20, 1su7, liat,-
cock t0ult command, aild issued J,is famous
Order Nh TO-:
Early III December 1Iancock Issued nh
order removing Judge Cutter aud appointing
Another person. Other removals followed.
on tha It'll. OF Fobr,ary COM lInucock ro-
moved tie Recorder 0t New> Orleans aud
William 3akcr, Street Commissioner, 4 p,o-
tiol, was Ina1e In the City Council ordering Il
llew cltctfoll OF Recorder, wl,creupon Gen,
lln''cock issued MI Uraler rcr1uriuu ercrtj
h.c'ahcr Of The Guy Council tcl0 hud 1aotctl
for The election. These hgl,-l,anuet procectl.
lnga were suspended by tien. Grant, a1pl d
relnEt OF thc fasss demanded. Wl1usuupon,
altogether forgetful Ut Ills own protestatlo,s
In Onler No. 10 that "the military was sub
ordinate to tho civil power" ha answered
Gen. Grant Il, u long communication BY tslo-
graph, costing tho Government s.5.5, lu which,
l,o snid:
Ny aclfsrcspnct as commander of the district
h,nalo u absolutely necessary thuS should tuk1
Sas,!t,ary t,e'1Ai.ris. Regardless f tho ts,xs,-
tllletlGtM with which kHrtsA ts,IKht thtpntcn
me. do not know what fAlller fcnnrt c.ullj Ms
1siilsANt In this case, for nll tito nalNrl px-
Flaan'nK my netlOn hay0 tA.en sc.lt III y0li. 40
suspend Hly bnlvr would lie to destroy my lsc-
!sne.s hcFU, AMI sueh MAnt OF tue sttlst or !
what NbAstacr due IL mo and my pt>altiOn IL
thts matter Wnll4 neoesaItate u respectful fc.
quest tn Ge relieved from, my present command
Although hAfp hstn hure seventy tlNyH this II
Tho kecsul uceasi0n l hnyo taken IN il;F uwn
responsibility IT, unko u rutnoyhI,-thp hist Uno |
TWO tisys previous to shls.-}nth for xruvu
Causes. rupoEtad to ynu In dutnil by toipufuph:
nnd ~h!le flllly rcctXnfz0 thu power uY fhn
GuAerAl'tl-ChlcS tu danppn,vo tpy pptlun 1
respectfully request thAt, As | have acted unon
y iull khowltsigu 1f tho fArt, thu Gener,ll.tn- |
Ghet suaf delay bis Actlun Until hu Gun IllfOrIn
nc whit further pAp1rs or Information hv Inny 1
deairp, ln N'lltI IT, what hla ulrruuy locn FUR
Hishcd, fnr full understanding OF tho case uu- |
der consideration.
Subsequently. OH Feb, ~, Hancock, under
command OF Grant, Issued ordars revokEux
Ills previous orders maklug Removals aud ap-
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23
Best of al.
BALTIMORE, Md, Mar III 5th, 1879

DIR. r. V. Pierce
Dear Slr-My family having used your Favor
tie Pres cription and 1t has done all that is claim
ed for it. 1t is the pest of all preparations TO
women complain is. recommend 1t to all fam
lilies.
G. S. WATERMAN, Druggist.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23

BROOKHAyEN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23
THE TRlDE OF BROOKHAyEN.
II Can be Regained and Increased by
, Frog Use of Printers Ink.

II Can be Regained ana ihcTeased oy
IL Free Use of Printers Ink.
The LEDGER is taken in every neigh
borhood trading here, and IN hundreds
that buy elsewhere. Its circulation is
large-too large to lie about-and II
can be used to greatly benefit the town
in which it is published, and whose
every interests it advocates and de-
tends. 1t feels that it has done and
can do a great deal for the place.
Through its columns, merchants can
have q weekly chat with all their Gus
toners and those whose business they
would like to have. Every merchant
here could use our space greatly to his
advantage. Those who patronlze the
% will not hesitate to say that adj
vertisipg paws. We would be pleased
to have the name of every business
man in our columns, but we do not
% to beg, devil and harrass them
into advertising. We are prepared to
serve them, and will work at reasona-
BILE rates, but unless they believe they
would be benefited by the expenditure,
we don't want their work. By reading
this paper a person abroad would i'm
,agine that Brookhaven only had six or
eight stores, when it has between forty
and fifty.
We are prepared to demonstrate that
advertising pays, aud ready at all times
to give estimates concerning it. Mich
of the lost trade ofS Brookhaveu can be
regained by a iudicious use of printer =
ink. Try It.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-09-23
Richardson School.

Editor BrOokhnUen L~edger:-
We have completed a good size school
house two miles east of B~oguaehitt1.
and have organized a school to continue
for a period ot ten moths Tn" S"h9oi
house Is located between storms and
Richardson's saw mills, We lave
named IL thu Ricnar Ism SrhNr' in
honor Of Mr.. Richerdson wilo vnrv liz.
e,allv gave the lumber to build the
house, Mr.. Storm is also entitl d t.
the thanks ofthe settlement frr his 10
nation orIand for school purposes 4
good school was badly needed in this
neighborhood. many of the children
growing up in Ignorance. They have
fortv.three pupils. aud mahv more will
he enrolled before the expiration Of an
other month. A debatin. society was
organized on last Thursday evening
for the purpose of debating upon any
subject, political or otherwise: ais" a
sunday School for the benefit OF the
,neirhborhood vas Crganbzed to be cali
ed at the Union Sunday school
We have engaged for teacher Mr.
Geo. GOurlay an old and experience
educator of nine years experience
who has in his possession school Ger
nificates from this State. louisiana
and Texas.
The farmers all busy picking cotton
Health OF the neighborsod very good
"A STBscRIBER