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LOCAL POLITICS.


Tho Democratic ticket OF tho snuth Town
sGutt,s IN bo In d bad why. n. q, 6teurns declines
tho honor Ut serving us Town Collector. owing to
pressure Of private business, aud Ered summer
bus Informed the Tnwu Committee Tint he Gull
not sery0, because ut q trip to Europe which lie
Wilt mako noxt month. Tho South Town 1.xccu-
tive Committee met last evening ut tho Palmer
IIous0 and substituted Judge i. II. Otis as tho
fo5 Y SsscoE c.. s,ss 4 ii. ssS sf s
to run.
rsRsT WAND.
A number nj Democrats nf the First WAr1a
ast q esoS !e VIII .b % tSs
izntlUsl was euoote.l Gy eluct!ng tho following.
,!Anoa n'trelA: President. tGsnry I. Merritt;
ir. s. Wiukvrshat.,. i. MctiuEh; Trcaaurer.
tiootKo Day; secsvinry; n. 4. prscoll; AssiAt-
mt ssss'Hsy 4: i!aisy. saas.S..Arsas:
Ut tho wnn! were tnatlv ehnrtee members, and i
general Invitation wHs extended to tia l3ctnn-
fi1;ts vf ths % ward t1 5nlrr, 5lks !" H. oss was
El0ilTIt wAIu.
Tho West Enll Republican Club OF tho Eighth
Mnr.! n,at last evening III tho church rur1,or 0k
@ @ltntrso,!t ~, atsd h,!':a!..on strsota. AfterA few
ste AepapIleans of tho war.l ny steaars. MUM
,sso.utaon cordially li,i'orsInY tic Republican
every Republican in the wasd TO register TO- -aay
anu W present ut tha polls un cleo
sosys spyscan Mhs .aaSSsas Ssstsn os ct s'ns "
great diversity u opIalou expressed by she
NNNssSSdias ts @ fast tsas ;hs ~ nosrS,s snu; pos Hi
thrro eaniidates In tho ncll alroaIy,-iMwiar
Cunway. a1a lsatigrty.-an tho prspaet Of o!.t Y!
| wus Iur anything to bout Luwler. liu believed
however, tho nomination Of y Republican woult
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TIL. amount $S8,iG' was for iax.nail spirits,
SE''@ f1r fohacco md cI4ars' and s''' f'r ocor
TIN rol,f ,llaln,r8en,crta Mt Tim Rt,- Trenstiry
ycato..ay rrnol.od Tho ,i,,,,suaily largc nun, ii
$sj;ool Tie aearness of, iho hi of AnrlI, whc',
tinvrrnnont t "itgnttoi. shrfHKboat tho North.
west, attrotia,ted for tho sizo Of ti,o pic.
THE inliownE !. Iist o. INC .,tano Rnnts' t
is9 fH!se r. thc - S''s't'nt asat s, s"sa,n ri,1
hI GhoI Va. Nv fnsks nccT: u"FHs.,s i"T,' II
;,I's,lson suia' cnnranyt s;so ,,,st@':
tlugc lir'% C, icnsc MILLINERY fna' s: Gnafirs
s's:ssc Gn eAsss Mry e.ass E,,.Snt 1 'issi
, cAsns mnstcnl mstnmems: nnnsmas y ~"
snat ,lry E'sns: hnaEnt oasMs Eaff; -,
Ant1 ~. snses Vnr1s; @hsr @
itcaEnK: eAae wearing MpIMrc* ,stELEni. M nun!i
try Eo., cns,s tnss: rtS:' ,!.s E.Gln Nnn3fnl
.s MMssh si sIitnpans' 81, c"So ""tcn ''"eS' o''ee
l'Errn o'nEtr+ once slick thrcc:cari monte
irak".,,p. md tcciiwiiy.worn coun,1ence-
ii,tl, WIS inf0ro Commissioner iIoylo yestor-
tiny On tho ehnrRo nf t,avlnE conldencntl JMn,ca
f1Htf fSt,tkttfN NIrftnn nf
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sir put your hunh III; how can yDn expect
1t 10 20 OH willie that danger aignal IL 0ut?'

slr put your hund IN; how can you expect
1t 10 60 OIL Willie that danger algnal Is out9'
Dc Dlow-cd.- 1-ts, yer .ryerenee, nil them
nan,cs he called me, NJ, sis !, e -, wouldn't
n lUw blackRnard,' so knocked him over
Wild tho sttrk mud come awny."
A Regular "Strnkr." -1.ant1lady-"
customers say ynnr beer Inns fecll bn.l lntcly.
niiin,, It cart hn the water, m tho Ruv'noi
fas 1t 'paralyzed' [amalyzcdI every month";"
.' .Tudp, -.
Tho hcst way to rn1t ireland on tho straight
ts not With lI0lno tstllers.
Ladies' how bring nuffs with them Into the
ballroom. Once tlioy Used to ind tilon llcrc.
Getting Out Of a Dlllculty.-Customcr--
"Dcnr me, Nfr. 1'nddltout, willy your fnur-
penny pork-ples arc but o. very. little lnrger
tl!an llioso ut twopercc." putldtfant-"TlMt's
quite trtlt, and oftcii hear tic sanie ru1nrk
I sec how It is, shall .lave TO mako them
twoponny pies smaller"
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CROP-NOTES.
...IONFA.


Special Dtspatth to Tie Chicago Tribune.
On1ENT, A.lair Co., March no.-Ground IN
fine order here for rsowlng. More wheat will
60 III than lust season. No wheat for ship
Mcnt after scct(inG."
Special DbpotcA to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LOGAN, Hanson Co., March av.-Wfnter
wheat Is badIy Injured. Spring sowing re-
sumetl. Ground has been very dry,
Special Di,paseA % Tat Chicago Tribune.
ISDErESpEScEs Ia.. March 2o.-Wlnter
wheat, Which 1t was generally supposed was
mostly killed by tho extreme cpid nl,t open
winter, II cunning out all right III most cases,
though little backward. Tho weather hns
lpcn very tine far, tho last ten days. and many
farmers tlnye commenced seeding, though
the frost IS not alfs aut and spring blowing
considerably delayed. The outlook or pr0ni-
lsa for tho farmer, fslrea1ly very encouraging.
x,r- Mtnm.ea ~ t%u'tts' !iareA 70. 49,.
MI unusual brcaltl1 III spring wltcat ias been
soWn. No better AinrcE was ever known for
sowing wheat, or doing nny. other kind Of
work fnr tint lnatt8r, tl,nn this, aud those Of
0ur farmer trientls,Yho have improved tho
opportunity will ppapably ba rewarded with
q good crnp nf Rprtpg wheat. The tnt(ca-
tto,ls for rnlsng much fnll wllent in this scc-
tion this year are not very tlattcrlng.
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REV0LUTIONtZING WARFARE.

Or fn,r,a March an-Dr n II MrI.oon
,,',,. ~. 49,. a.. =. ,no w., ~"
OF t!!ls CITY, proposes TO nave the S4oo'ooo re.
fortIiicatcns ] Hc md thp ,lationai .leteusv gel.
nroltv mid ,eft sor. ,hp En4t lnet weak tn
,"i' ~, ~ otai .,,o ,,s,,, .''ss ',oo. ,r,,o
!n"Ke A!s elh'1 y tue '"uhes c'cht' n"e
Doctor bases Ills cialu 10 THO appropriation
upon the ground tlut II thu money does u0t
irvontin,s NJ J"o+r;,n,iva om,,nns noIn tho
stIo'u'a ~, y. ussl .. .,s<'' .1a"o t.'o
OIL atylo or War anu systems OF de1eilao or no
value ut Nll. The fucts Ill the case arc nt
least interesting, alNl Dr, Mclean Is either n
snronl E1lsnn IN lid ,ynv. or n rtcl, man wl,o
H. .,,n,s,,,t,,.. 1',a" liz ,,,c,,ow urn,,ri, f,a,
10 sn'oW'"s """S "ls l''o'o5 t'"u"e" e1e's
chhhne'. 1l0 Is q pateltrmedlclne Mnll,
who Inns made fortune, owning some
of the tlrst business property In st, Louis, to
whlcl, he Ia constantly n,l,linw. nnl for thn
past Two years llas Aefoteu hlllseit 70 tno
invention OF now engines OF war. This l,o
las been engaged Iii Brcratly, but tls spent,
n Ia snttl unnrIv etn1 nm In n1,nn,tfncforv nj
N.v Iinno l., ,,,n sn,str,,a,tn, ~ hts ,.,,,a ~
~" ~. lt|se' III IAo coHa'A actto't VI h4s bana.
lils siilyeMtloiis cover henrly tao Wlsolo helu
time-sIells 70 exp!o.le upoa = Mex system,
nssgFH sss nHr ~ thot s t oi G
!roM gseat gui's aliu tear tl!e yesSel w, Mi..!Hr
water, Ahd ntnel!he"Eulis. SOME or Which Will
iifn wv rounds lnllalllo.
II Is tor TIC nlach!ne-glilis that the Doctor
claihis llnm0dlnte attention, AMI upon
th1lr construction chiefly that Ills
Manutnct0ry has bGell engaged. 4
l9rgs bo9k u being printed IN Nuw
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LICENSED.
L[CEHSEU.
Spteial Dtspateh to Tn Chtea9o Tribune.

Special D{lposeh 70 Ina Chicago 1HbUn9.
SrnlNaFlnI,D, ILL.,, March 29.-ThB Secre-
tary OF State to-day Issued license to orga,l-
lzo as foilows: Tho Western Warehonslng
Company. Chicago, capital, 100000; corpo-
rators, Elijah r, liall, Charles l. Beers, md
Daniel j. Schuyler; John +. Wcare i Co.,
E1s2$S $2 eSHtH a %5as %f9rRS{stGss "s }sn IV
Ton L. Cllansller; the Anglo.Amertca Mlil-
!nE Company Of Colorado; Clicago, capital,
Tn!lnalge, Hugh lleron; the 'fnllallt Mnrblo
:corlnrators. Th0mas b. Tallant, Thomas E.
lpgilau,, josulla II. Canon.
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Tho English Comic Papers,

Qnery.-'rllc connection between lent lect.
ures and bought SERMONS?
.Punclfs Advice to John Chinaiuan land
his British cust0nors). .-ll0ntst Ten IL tie
best policy.
Sub Rosa {l,ow tho Captain gets Ills clothes
Your III ~ sw lor,lns su it, 1ve worn % It
every evening tor tli1 laat fortnight" "All
right, Jtnksl Just put ota my blue froek
c0ut and tlle check trl,uscrs for u couple OF
then you can gut yourself into my dress tOgs,
I'm going out to dine ut T." ''ies, sir.
Funny Ftsks.
What the Czar Would Like to Discover
The source Of the Nultl.
senger--"1 say, Auard, why on earth don't
t4s lrsln gu enp' Gnsld-" GooI &1aeious,
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tIOIItO.
fiO4llOs
Hpktkel pispaltM{tn Ihh CAifdaa TtitAnA

Special bispastNItd Tna Chicago Tribune
Mt. Glt.EAp. Morrow Co.. March :0,-Win-
ter wheat llas look M green nil winter, but Mt
present IL aanlagca'by frosty hights and dry
winds. r.uI
ANDERSON. Ross lCo., Afarcl. :1-.Wheat
WIS considerably damaged. by fly ln the fall.
Does not look asrsell rs last spring. Most
all tho old wheat sold.
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Zoo whero yntl will, n better cigar cntlnot be
found thnn ut Dnwaun's 2Il Stnte street,
, 1880-03-30
FEDERAL NOTES.

THE BubTraaaurY tnok In $1,000 In silver
yesterday aud puld UAt - 600,
Two hun.Irnd basreIs ol alcohol wore exported
from this city yesterday.
THE lntcrnal.rescnu0 receipts at Collector
Harvey oaiiea S%AssrslAy fuUael a.p f3D.saY. III
, 1880-03-30
COAL,

NEW YonK. March 20.-Coat was to-day
advanced In price. Fsee~bnrtlny coal, I'LL
sizes, Is NOW 81 per ton, which Is an increase
of 10 celts per ton on lump, steamboat,
grate, Rnl cgg sizes, md tel. cetts per ton OH
chestnut slxU.
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GRANT AND A THIRD TERN.

Ills novel scheme.
-. 5000. .
GRANT AND A YuIltD IElkMs
-- j.,
viii tsc Accent n Nomination rorcoit
by Misunderstanding and Southern
Dn1cgntcaf
IN, o..A MSs 1,ns io's sn,,,n 1ro'of +, s,,o,, mi,
every % ioysl H ci,zcn ' reioices Is s' not ,;c'ef
| tn tell hin tint tho people OF this country
frcl ,,ccn Interest In liz woIfare ard hope
it, -. ,,, ~. - .' T.. t,.s ,..,n ,.ip
he has done 30 in,,el. to save from rebellion
@ t"rnc. s "so ceauss @ i o s ca now now p speak for
himself in rcrar,l to TIM nttcnlpt to sccure Ills
rcno1hiiinl'on !or the i1eslaencS; ~ hls Nv
rsfc Profess s 10 So is poitical % friends Il WHICH, IN.
less s own wishes nys materially y. eagea iaagea
must pc altoKo.,ee Fepue,laits ~ '.s .e1!nHs ~
IL u not loAg si,eo llo declared Aat ne al!
not desire reflection as1tl would not consent
rcncy then unforsecu should causy the Re-
Ii.a svh1I s. ,ar.,, ~ ,'o,,,ato lin ,,norin,ome,
| p"o',st'n p",ts ~ 1u''n"'o III N ~ =.
~ r!"lh lcsen. urs .aa ,,,'at m.sc n.,ors ttS ~
| hnve usrtr lila ,,nmt4 In l,is ABSENCE however,
% IN a;nnnner @ re ontirely ] 1nronsIstent m With sucl,
y - tcclns u. or putposa ' o,, Ids part They lave
virtually placed him In tic position Of ono
ty Of the pnrty desires to nominato iim or
rot. and WHO Is willing to gct It il l.e catl, by
my mems, and to take 1t even though
It should bo secured by bare
majority In Convention. Indeed, they
,.a,,,, ,,,.,,, r. amman tfot tha nx.1srra,
iet ~ WI %1h u " e ~ na,'s 1kS of ~ c,c@tts fro
Mix sM ~, ic e. cd,.nt ta be erncStc 0ts n,u
EieHtnttit aStc, 10 tic Hcnti,iicG1, cu1tdlluis,
nn a,n]ori ~ " Renh'ttu,1s l u" III ererm S;uic
fron. 51niab tGc rtIil.1iIfn nf usnt ngrt,I Gun
croect Eisctom,t 1,oics. ''' - wv
Pfcsident Grant VIII assured1y, feel that his
trr. 'rhH Kenni,iirni,s who have twice elected
lin fnrI il'ni thny hpys st,n,o riri,t to know
Whether lii liz Wishes aid p,trposcs hayo
cEt l @ eoaosn to soa0 m {, Ern anFas
iio nariw ~ which lie i,Ss l,eei, elected. did
. uliri,t resilt III glylng tho control of tho
tiovor.,inett to tlo Democracy. Men may
sltion to I, thir.i term i3ut thoru chi be lio
% nj, onuositlon exists ptlIong Republicans,
Ply 41,at sG cs,iIats ~ t. 1Rht ri be dS}ated
~ IL ' penso,, b to Believe % tllat lie sx.Presient,
juriW i,is aiseuce froul tho country.
nnss Inc Int ~" Ind "'1u c11nre,ulty to learn tie
utrrnrfm NJ t!tis OpuDsitIon. nor to
fi,,I1!s of the risF to whlcn his
yynnin,tton utri,t exnnse his narty. ;Nor has
lie Geeli fully Informed, it mny % presumed.
soW Sr "tr ~ ca,tiatas l Ills retpr,' viii ena5s ]
lin fm joois into tllesn lltnttcrs for himself,
snrf '" T. thoY tSi hnvo Snei1 lnsHerstood or ,s
TpuIs T,rrssc,,s;sl enay In in l.is % alsemce'
There IS ., WIdeiy:prevalent feeling that
, 1880-03-30
MISSOURI.

Special Dtsp,eh 70 The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, Ft1nklln Co., A1urcls co..
Sccd-oats scarce md prices high. All sow-
lng Tint can obtain seed. Winter wheat
looks better than Inst sprlng.
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on his engines nt Its own risk. Ono fact i,
the ease Is certain: The Doctor ts fully in
earnest, md he ia n ric!l mail. esteemed q
ills flnYnl aclln1Ic
, 1880-03-30
n.
ILLINOIS.

spteias Dhpateh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
MANCHESTER Scptt Co., March .o.-1yin-
ter wheat injured, by fly md late freezlng
Is damaged. Old Wheat nil sold.
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The Eltlrcttgo Sewing -sfuclIlnc.-1t leads
te ord, al,ti Is the best f9r 3 yo, to buy.
, 1880-03-30
No enc has rot lsed st. JacOEs OH for llhp
mutisin, md been disappointed.

Indigestion, tyspcpsin. nervous prostitution,
md hii forms OF general debility reovru by taxi
ing MclBrtulifa IGptonlzet flcGf Tonic, tho only
preparation Ut becf coitnlni,Y ita cntlre nlltrf-
tto.is properties. 1t f. not mere a. mulnnt like
the nxtrncss Of beef, bnt coitnEns tlood-tnakins,
Is isssaiaSie II Iii or" ontceSed ea!tiSns psfts %psntfer
the result Of exhaustion, nervous prostitution,
overwork. or ao,,to disoasc; particularly II re-
stilttng from pulmonary cnlnplnInts. Caswoll,
Hazard Co., tropriotoEs. Now York. For sllo
by tlruEHiats
, 1880-03-30

: IYtnea Our highest nEt,ats In dentistry: The
M cChcsneys beyond do,ibt, though bnt ~ set
, 1880-03-30

sia* nGwy6orn T. fGrma!echll9 lying IN % ba YET u no
nlcer olcson took tho walt to tho Foundliuss'
11uinc.
JF f. n4:nSAnp: sngo,ntenIsnt Krgsas 4a.cy, C!ty,
md j. Il. Drake. uoncrnl Munger ! y. i'a,'l y
Sioux City lsuibtoad st. Paul, nro at tho Grand
q, TIE Chicago Homeopath,o colese..wI1l hola
ss si :; fis"f Fss s: s 'S ps SS
AN ow ner is wanted Mt Central sta ton for n
blaek 81 X purse trimmed with steel hsads sni;
sesS s ,s eas sa s s enrtr ot asy e se i ua Mas
1ngtf III streets BY officer Deaubcn.
rHE "illcal report Of JOHN Forsythe as Cheir.
rE'n Of tic Cnnltnlttee o. ArranRetn' .ts for the
Exnusition iIniiuing IN Fob. =, hrs bcen mhtle
cut rh9 @ Hross rccslpts pso',s %srs *aeo;' Rross OK
EpwAltp 2. WooD. nm old member Of tho Vol
unterr Fl,W Department., and FOR 'sveral ycArs
Foreman pr Io,pany N9a, alca re son.ly IT T. h,a y
neiw % y Weiessy @ a'tu en6ers q the
present Frelnen's Association will be III ntten1-
nICc.
Elmro i slichIgnn snt,thori lstri,ud Ut tho |
s%, o @ss a"d hx ss @ ee
1,s. Lee ats1 Mnralull, who nit ended him, think
tho leg Will hnr1 to be h1putats1.
street. vii anler tic itii,ueu C. Of lluiar Sun.
Iny uvaning. fell some plnGe near the CORNER ut
MliW;akso Avchne anu iin!stnl street,. ie . WE
1aunM l!o ~ n1att ~ p'ec,na,m e. VIII stn innH
Nitia nt,'he. itts rHht hatKiG VIM bfax stfAtMeu
Or hrokcn' ana his lace aud hands badly br'lscd
anu cut.
States District Cn,lrt Ms II Stmess il Mr. Jnba
swcenpr, Who Yor tnsny Years wns wcjI-kn0,y,j
40 I'm ys,rotnm ~ ttn f1n,ano ah~uu ~ Tim fiif.
us tntrni Iia,lroaG. H. NJ In cft Ehia@o twenty
venrs roo: VIVA n nrisnncr nnit,rS fin fndfnnx.
cnunn.J M IN varintfs % ro,waJs ~ ~ thn III WAL md
n1thwes+ nnj tnis IL thn first linn ht, Inv bnnn
A., ThinH1rn ' .inco s .n isa - 'o 'i'I I''ao " ~ ~
q" Sne''so e''eo 4'o''
\ SfRs: NontNsoS, cnKr!gctt by Iamcs llGrno
tt u ,iccc Ws i, fr " nrl,ction It,
, 1880-03-30
MAlIH1AGES.

1BiN b. tho Rev. Thona1 II. Gum. Hello l.. Th0mp-
ron. dHnRhtcF ut J. H. Thompson, uud IIufbert Il.
GcnrBe, both Of ChIenEo. ..' g. ~
tB Now York nnd syracuse papers p1ehse copy.
Esq, iii. George W. nder. * Ghicasu, ana M!ss
E.HHlu NInnk, Ut Appleton. W!s. Mnrus IL lHal.
, 1880-03-30
RITRTlIS


CAMfHEt1-On March n. nt III South Clinton IT.,
Chicago, ill., tho wife at Z. j. Campbell Of luu9ht1F
, 1880-03-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Us. Mills, Dayton, o.. Ia at tho Palmer.
". T.. 1sAMsEY. Now York, at tho 1atrlncr. ,
MuNTAaux LEVY, .1apaa, Is at tho Palmer.
a. c. Fut.LEf,, Deivttcro, is Mt tho fremont
II. II, t,HgES, OF Milwaukee. Is NJ tho uardner.
J. 4. KISxEAn, Of Earlvillo, ILL.,. Is at tho
Gnrtinor.
.tsMEs 4. TooLE. Tucson, Ar1zonn, 10 At tho
Ehrrinun.
II. Y. A1rnrLr, Now York, and The Trngedlans
OF Kalamazoo arc Mt tho fremont.
WILLIAM j. t,nooKs, New Orlcnns md ralnor
Hale. Westerly, II. l., arc Mt tho Palmer.
W.M. u. LIE, 1nrltan Territory, and Afaj..Gen.
George ". schoNcEd, u. 8. A., are at tho paimor.
lfESnv KIr. President United States Express
Company, fssfalo, N. T., Isn't tho Grand Pacific.
Ju,aE JAMES GRANT, Davenport. and n!shop
J. UCUn.1er, Nebraska, nrc ut the Grand Pacific.
A. FAULKNER, Galveston, Tex, ami D. A..
1tolbrook, Ut. Paul, arc registered Mt Tho Trc-
1uont-
VIII Gr1r.ErrE and Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Leon
nr'l, of tho "prof. hopkins" purity, ntp ut tho
Sherman.
FRED 1I1ILs, London. Eng. Prof. F. III. Abbott,
Cambridge, Mass., and .1il.!son Fitzpatrick, CIV
Jersey. nrc at tho GRIND Tac!nc.
Nina i. c. F0np md Mr. Charles Hoydicr, Of
Cleveland who aro to appcnr at Jeseto .Dartlctt'a
concert, nre Mt the Grand Pacific.
v. u. BUCK, Knnsas City, William q. Nichol.
sou, Lca,lvil1c, Cpo., and w. @. Dlckcy, Cicvc-
1Rnd, O., nro stopping ut tho Sherman-
"Oun CouNr1ty's DErEnpERs' kppt them
sclvca locked trp for sovo1nl hours In ;he Appel
late Court room lust orering to col stler tor
RauiznttoH."
Mil. Louis DYErt, whose nnmc wns Il ned IN con-
ncction with nu iutcrylew with tho Count lt
Lcsscps. printed In THH TRIBUNE Of Sunday, f
not Professor. hut n tutor in Greek It Harvard
G. ". CHEEvEft, q nEght-watchmab+ found d
newly born fcrnalcichlld lying In bA ket uu tht
sidewalk In front Of No. ail WarI I'll nvGnuc
U!Ilccr Oleson took. tho wRlt to tho F Foundliu9s
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-03-11
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Green peas and Strawberries are abun.
dant in the Charleston market.
From the 1st of September to the 1st Of
March, 1O,O2S bales of cotton were shipped
from Winnsboro.
Charleston is enjoying the best trade since
1871. She attributes it to cheap excursions
and cheap prices.
There is now on deposit in the Anderson
National Bank, nearly one hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
During the parade and review of two
companies of colored troops and one of white
last week, in Beaufort, not single instance
of disorder or drunkenness occurred.
The Anderson htelligencer says: "Our
farmers are preparing to plant big crop Of
cotton this year. Many say that it will be
the largest ever planted in the county"
Governor Simpson has respited Neil w.
Blair, colored, who was sentenced to be
hanged at Camden for the murder of Adam
son, until June II.
The Bath paper mills, near Graniteville,
which have not been in operation since Au'
gust, 1878, are to be repaired and started to
work without unnecessary delay.
"A prominent citizen of Anderson county
says he will give fine hat to any one who
will find a respectable man in his section who
is opposed to the fence law after thorough
trial.
On Saturday last, the Senate confirmed
the appointments of Cadwallader j. Pride
as Supervisor of the Census for the first dis
trict; Henry Hammond, second district
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

J. M. Adams-Economy is Wealth--Wooden
Ware-Beeswax Wanted-Potware.
Herndon Bros-Wantsd- Potatoes Hoes-Bush
Scythes-Back- k-bands-Bran-Bacon.
J. r. Gardner-l00 Bags More Of those Standard
Fertilizers.
J. D. Rattaree, Chester. 8. Especial An
nouncement.
Hunter Oates-New Goods at Low Cash Prices.
T. 8. Jefferys, Agent-Phosphate and Guano-A
Wonderful Contrivance.
T. M. Dobson-C Cheap Goods. s1as-.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Dobson-Spring Hats and Bonnets
Kennedy Bros. q Barron-March, March On.
Withers -Assortment-Th Largest
F. pperfield-Remoyal.
DR.. John May-The Corner Drug Store.
r. Latham, School Commissioner-Notice.
r. II. Glenn. 4. Y. C.-Sheritfs Sale.
Adickes & Colcock-Price Reduced.
J. g. Biggs-Mules Wanted.
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sition of commander in the United States Ma
w to Join the Confederate Navy, in which he
was Captain, afterwards becoming Colonel
of the land forces. Before the war Stockton
had very large plantation in South Carolina
and summer residence in Newport: HE
leaves a widow and three children, who are
comfortably provided for by life insurance
Stockton was wholly out of means, and his
board bills fell due on the day of his death,
which he had nothing to meet. Mrs. Stock
ton is cousin of Mrs. JEFF. Davis and was
once a Southern woman of high social position
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The Murkrille Guqnirer.
YORKVELLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH II. 1880

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of the subscriber very plainly, give post-ofhce,
the subscription by draft or post office money
order or enclose the money in registered letter:
Postage,-The ENQUIRER is delivered free Oh
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the county; and to all other subscribers the post
age is paid by the publisher. Our subscribers, no
matter where they receive the paper, are not liable
for postage it being prepaid at the post office here
without additional charge to the subscriber.
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continued, the date mast be kept III r1Udncc.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

For the information Of jurors, suitors and
witnesses at the ensuing term Of the Circuit
Court, we would state that members Of the
Yorkville bar having applied to Judge Mackey
by written request, that his Honor s'will dis
charge the petit jurors, Immediately upon the
adjournment of the Court Of Sessions, until
Monday of the second week, and that the re-
mainder Of the first week be devoted to the
transaction of such business as may be had
without the intervention of juries''-his Hon
or replied that he will cheerfully comply with
tho ronnast
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MAIL CONTRACTS

Contracts for carrying the United States
mails on all the routes, except one, leading from
Yorkville, were awarded to non-residents Of
the State. "Bethel'' route, which after the
1st of July will extend from Yorkville to Gar
ribaldi, N. c., was awarded to Mr. j. N. Rob
erts. of this county. sf,.s
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PERsONAL MENTION

Mr., Robert J. Herndon, who has been taking
course of musical instruction at the Bos-
ton Musical Conservatory, returned home on
Tuesday morning.
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CONE NORTH.

Mr.. T. NJ. Dobson started to the Northern
markets on Monday last to purchase his spring
stock of goods